…;I i N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TRURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1918. ERSITY UNDER IISEO SCHEDULEI i L term Regents Abolish 7:30 Classes, Revert- rie a ing to Former 8 o'Clock e of Recitations uess. Re last time EASTERN INSTEAD OF CENT1IAL TIME OBSERVED BY CAMPUS elected Health of to y1 Students Influences Board Make Changes in Progranm to are BUDGET IN ALL I of re- school an ex- oth the literary and llege will be given es as last year. I s...…
…ATHER WARMER AY AL Ap tti ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AN), NIGHT WIRE SERVICE L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ No. 105. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1918. PRICE THREE OE {PRICE THREE1 i ra: Y BILL B WHENt 15 BALK WANT U.S. 39 MEN FOR RIVER PATROL TION LEADERS ' OF ULTIMATE VICTORY CON- LRGO ON )RN IMPORTS so to Speed Shipments to Switz- e'land, and Bring in South American Wheat (By Associated Press) hington, March 2.-Unexpected ition to the ...…
…r z 1k 43au ttl DAY AMDNIGHT1 SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1918. PRICE T .. U... i -.,--- i l )UNCIL SETS CAP NIGHT FOR, MAY 31 .I rI Rush- of today in a hadow the ore terrible rere hasten- French and 1 announce- these units Allied war )ifcials that d be imme- h vigorous battle. The for a count- essive war- the German and hurled cted that r of the tary offi- the step od. The is to be lay, not ican inter- ai...…
…r A an ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1918. JVERSUBSCRIBE HOLD ALL-CAMPUS ELECTIONS TODAi to stud- ,t branch I to stay 10 to 12 >m 3 to 4 hat men Ballot Boxes and Tables Will Be Placed at Flag Pole VOTERS MUST BRING ATHLETIC BOOKS AND MEMBERSHIP CARDS Students Will Choose Officers From 8 to O'clock; Many Organ- izations Represented HONO FLAG TO BE FLOWN TOMORROW Total Campus Subscription $193,050; $6,950 Needed to Reach Goal of $200...…
…ORDOOR IMSA WEEK" Y THE ONLY UMROFFICIAL SUME NEWSPAPER No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1918 PRICE THREE CENTS I Detachment Squirrel From Vantage . a n of Signboard Watches Hen Perform 1 HlU II I IIIU U I U1IilI ' Keeps Score of Ball Game While Sip- ping from Bottle of Pop and Eat- th French and English Doctors ing Ice Cream Cone and Twelve Americans in Baden The detachment squirrel perched himself jauntily on the Headqu...…
…p4,W rr Pail11 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE -1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1918 PRICE THREE 0TH FOR S BUYERS NEWBERRY HALL WILL BE ADDI. TIONAL RECRUITING CENTER STUDENT SUBSCRIPTION. BELOW PROPER SHARE Student Body to Be Canvassed i City Fails to Attain Quota by Saturday A tent for use in recruiting volun- teers for the Fourth Liberty loan will be erected in a conspicuous place on the campus today. The office in New- berry hal...…
…L air A ,I3at ASSOCIATE PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE No. 29, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1918 PRICE THREE t -. r TEN BEGINS SON WITHOUT IV ERINE GAME N OF NORTHWEST- E KEEPS MA1ZE BLUE OUT )ONS FALL VICTIM ENGINEER ELEVEN y for Michigan to Win from o ns to Uphold Stndlng in Conference SELECTED O. T. C. MEN AWAIT ORDERS Nothing definite can yet* be said about the time when the next detach- ment of S. A. T. C. men sele...…
…THE WEATHIER' l PROBABLY SNOW FLURRIES TODAY f i ~ ________________________________________________________ I jIaiI ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AMD NIGHT WIRE SERTICE VOL. XXIX. No. 54. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1918. PRICE THREE CE I PRESIDENT LUDS YANKEE FIGHTERS BEFORE CONGRESS WILSON SAILS FOR ENGLAND TO- DAY; TO INFORM U. S. BY WIRELESS GOVERNMENTS TO ISSUE PEACE COMMUNICATIONS Democrats Applaud Speech; G. 0. P.'s Remain Sil...…
…4, 1918 STATE STS Tickets able necessar- 1 we have the rvation down s concentrate I the nation as arise-anyhow, ter again. that's a diffe: The attendance committee will all kinds of reports of wrecks, trains, and so forth, within the few days. hear late next In our schools - and colleges there was a great decrease in attendance in the fall of 1917. Yet what can we ex- pect for the fall of 1918'unless we start now in this move for conc...…
…[HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MA :clusively entitled of all news dis- otherwisc credit- the localrnews to University of morning except ty year, of Ann Arbor as 3uilding, itorial, 2414. xceed 300 wordy nts 'will be pubs discretion of the n the Ann Arbor box in the west rary, where the :3e o'clock each Managing Editor Business Manager g Business Mgr. . C. S. Clark, Jr. erbert G. Wilson cbernerhorn, Jr. Bruce A. Swaney Idred C. Mighell rgaret I. ...…
…CARYATID I Wiomen rhey are good haters. But the aver- age American looks too broadly upon he whole subject of the war. He sees he relation of things too well. But ie forgets in doing this that the na- ion which is trying to destroy his government will by the same means destroy' that very freedom which nakes him see things broadly. The Eun does not see the world as a great brotherhood of man. He only sees 'Germany over all." We in America ha...…
…II ual I A l 1, *4 e d The Germans seem to be more in Dutch in Holland than ever. r isCARYATID Aw, Leave Us Something, Maw e Today was heard the professional e agitatress at it again. st "Why those awful boys! The crimes they commit against their stomachs! ie They're just lapping up those rich [t malted milks!" Gy m m lsIs I t I Gymnasium classes will not meet I Mich- as in t and it. T AGAIN the third time ed the Confer- im will be en-...…
…PAGE TWO Cbe Wfolverine WHAT'S GOING ON - Official student newspaper for the summer %ession of the University of Aug. 3, 5:30 p. m-Excursion to Put- Michigan. Isued Tuesday, Thursday, in-Bay, Lake Erie, under the direc- and Saturday afternoons. tion of Dr. C. O. Sauer, via Mich- Advertising rates-Furnished upon ap- igan Central railroad to Detroit and plication to the business manager. steamer to Put-in-Bay. Office hours: Managing editor, 1:00...…
…[CHIGAN DAILY OU NIVERSITY OF MICHIGANHE Published every morning except Monday during the universty year by the Board in Control of Student Publications MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATVED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled tthe use for republication of all news dis- ates credited to it or not otherwise credited nthis 'paper and also the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,EWSPAPER AT THE; ITY OF MICHIGAN y morning except Monday xiy year by the Board in it Publications. 'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS Press is exclusively entitled epublication of all news dis- o it or not otherwise credited d also the local news pub. gestive tracts are reported ruined be- yond repair appear to be rather husky dyspeptics. Lered at. the postoffice at Ann Arbor, gaI; as aecond class matter. sriptions by carrier or mail,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, L NEWSPAPER AT THE IRSITY OF MICHIGAN every morning except Monday niversity yearibysthe Board in :udent Publications. id OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ociated Press is exclusively entitled for republication of all news dis- dited to it or not otnerwise credited per and also the local news pub- in. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. tions by carrier or mail, ;3.5O. Ann Arbor Press Building. Busi...…
…TT * tract. 1 * the * met g to a mistake in the send- he Michigan track schedule hicago several weeks ago, to was said to have two meets with Chicago, both in ndy City. The first of the however, will be in Ann being run in Waterman ;ium on March 16. The meet between the two will be May 26 in Chicago. *: * * k ' t * t 1 PENN RE~LAYS A-ND EASTER'S TERCOLLEGIATES MAY 1BE ABANDONED IN- ools * i * * * * * * * * . * * * Two .vMore Tilts sr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGn ITHE. _ , . WHSLN OHAITPLANS NOW COMPLETED ALL WHO WISH TO ENTER MUST SIGN UP BEFORE MARCH NINTH Plans for the annual wrestling tournament have now been formulat- ed and Doctor May and Manager J. W. Planck have issued a call for all men desirious of entering the tourney to sign up at the office in the gym- nasium before Saturday, March 9. Entry blanks can be had at the office and the entries are urged to sign early ...…
…DAILY lIkIr11" IILLU pe ted to be in shape in a short time. New suits, shoes, and bats have ar- rived and they were distributed to the Varsity yesterday morning by Coach Lundgren. The uniforms dre the same as they have been in former years. The Wolverines will be decked out in new finery when they meet the Tink- ers next week. Mat Finals Will 13e Held Today MILITARY NEWS be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon in where there are no walks a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TO SEE CHICAGO- IMIHIANBATTLE WOLVERINES WHOLLY CONFIDENT OF VICTORY IN SiqTE OF FOE'S REPUTATION GLENN AND R1UZICKA BOTH READY TO START r Says lie is Going to Game From The Windy Aggregation Wil City His SISLER DEFEATS TIGERS UNAIDED George Sisler, who first shone as a diamond star for Michigan, played a great part in the Browns' 3-2 victory over Detroit yesterday in ten innings. After the Tigers wer4 retired in the fi...…
…PAGE THRE THE WOLVERINE ierthTheater fternoon-a:30oand 4:00 ning-7:00, 5:oo and anone ; Phone-a1o-J OGRAM FOR AUGUST -Margarit PFischern "A Deal." Also Nesaod Corr- - 1-4-;-Chrles oy :oi"Ploy- le GCam." Alsio Seonott Coos It Pays to Exercise." 'd- 6y--1lStar in' Mothero wrty" Also Cooedy. . i-8-9 --Sessoo Slayakawsa isn )of his Houso." Also Hloloss- s and Comedy.: -Bessie Love in "How Could Caroline." Also [vews and heumTheater M fternoon-2...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r CNFIERCEMEETS TODAY IN CHIAGO Prof. Aigler to Represent Michigan in Called Session of Big Ten Oficials COMMITTEE TO REPORT AFTER CONSULTING WITH GOVERNMENT Status of Football in West May Be Settled; Minnesota Game Uucertain The status of football at Michigan as well as other Conference schools is still uncertain. Prof. Ralph W. Aig- ler left yesterday for Chicago to at- tend the meeting of Big Ten officials which will be...…
…T]iE MICHIGAN DAILY {ItIIIli lilifnillIlltiilil1iffli ililiil t Il SPORTS Intramural Your Fall Si Military Service Kits will give you that I I Army Men You'll Need These Cases .. . * 1111i1Ji11iilifliiiJiiUililNiiliiliflifiliiiitiiiitliiiigiiiiifiifiiliiilili VARSITY SCRIMMAGES SCRUBS FOR LAST TIME STEKETEE PLACE KICKS OVAL FOR FIFTY YARDS OR MORE For the last time this season the Varsity was pitted against the scrubs, yesterday aft...…
…THE MICHIGAN DALVPA - ''y r-,za- L ., t 'fi M I - - .- -_ _ -_ - SUGGEST SOLDO OYLS FOR UNFT TEAM BOARD OF CONTROL MUST PASS ON THE IDEA FIRST Gold footballs for the undefeated members of the 1918 Wolverine foot- ball squad is the latest suggestion as the reward for the wonderful work of Coach Yost's proteges, this year. Together with awarding the men their letters, as usual, the new idea has been suggested, to brand men as being of champi...…
…AT THETHEATERS TODAY * I s 0. itions ,k of ential f ael, COM'- ,le ed- fnew ag to omes Majestic-IThe Silent Wit- ness." Orpheum-"One' Touch of Na- ture." Wuerth--Claire McDowell in "The Ship of Doom."' Also com- edy and Ford weekly. Arcade-June Elvidgeh Irving Cumimngs, and Alma Hanlon in "The Whip." Also Christie come- dy. * * * * * * * * * * ;x * The Complete Coat Collection at These Amazing Reductions Wool Velours, Chiffon-Broadcloths...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH ', 1918. -.,.._ -- - "Let's Go!" Company Numbers 46; Chorus Linked Closely with Cast One of the most novel features of "Let's Go!" lies in the fact that practically every member of the chcrus has been given some special skit to perform. The chorus is thus linked closely with the main cast. and Ile chorus men and women have far more individuality than in former years. The complete personnel of tlie compa...…
…TILE M\ ICHIGAN DAILY Announcing the I I I O N SATURDAY, A: will offer for pu bonds, constituting the exempt from all taxes, $5,000.00 par value of 6th, the United States Government subscription $3,000,000,000 4 1-4% Liberty Loan. These bonds will be except the tax ob incomes the bonds. in excess of It is expected that every individual will buy of these bonds in proportion to his income and ability to do so, as it is the desire...…
…it ULY Fey .r...L. .. , , SCHOOLS HATE for the early practices to form a nine CS THIS SEASON that would give the other Big Ten schools a fight. This is the first time universities will; in the history of the Conference that tins in the field these two schools have not put a ball ,o war conditions 'teami in the field. n or Minnesota -- enough men out Watch The Daily Classified column. Nominees for Offices to W3e Voted On at Campus Electi...…
…Atn rtes _ THE WOLVERINE IHE DETACHMEENT R r INJURED IN ELEVATOR WRECK 1907 MICHIGAN MAN DIES T T OTHDetroit, Mich., Aug. 2.-Hal C. Smith UI1IWUIU well know advertising man, died Thursday afternoon from injuries re- Sickness among the member of the ceived in an elevator accident three second training detachment has reach- weeks ago. He was a graduate of the bd its lowest level, according to the University of Michigan in the 1907 lit- report i...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ats and Aprons, Lab. Cushing's Guaranteed Fountain rons at Cushing's-Adv. Pens are the best.-Adv. of the University of Michigan are cordially invited to inspect our new line of FALL SUITS and. TOP COATS materials, newest models, newest colorings, lowest prices and oHC )oes SHE Like Candy I We pack our olhn boxes of Iichigan Chocolates, U. oM. 71lk Chocolates PLANS FOR UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN MADE (Continued from Pa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTJDA U-NOTICES The regular meeting of Adel- phi House of Representatives will be held at 7 o'clock tonight on the fourth floor of Univer- sity hall. Ralph M. Carson will speak. There will be a meeting of the Gargoyle staff and try-outs this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. There will be a meeting of senior society at 8 o'clock to- night at Martha Cook building. The Phi Sigma Biological so- ciety will meet ac 8 o'clock, this ...…
…L I WAS CAU8E IURDER Jan. 2.-Interest in Asa W. Chamberlain, murder of his broth- amberlain, was heigh- nnouncement by the ccused that he would guilty. The case was W{ , ts St . ut'i Dr. Chamberlain's arrest followed the finding of his brother's body, dis- membered into nine parts, buried in post holes on his farm near Elk Hill. The brother was last seen alive at his own home four miles away on the night of October 22. Dr. Chamberlain h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I , /,/ a.e3.cw TETSON HATS For Spring are Here INVITE INSPECTION p Wadhams & Co. ,E STREET RCADE MAIN STREET AT WASHINGTON . Agog& V T THAT OLD SUIT looks like a hopeless case hanging in the closet. Well, don't worry, let us dry clean and press it for you-it is good for Tots of wear yet, and think of J: the saving. Bring it in or let us call today. ANN ARBOR STEAM DYE WORKS PHONE 628 unimer 'COrn ' ,- - 1. ...…
…11 LANS LID IN 1652 TO* ESTABLISH OBSERYATORY ANN ARBOR STEAM: DYE WORKS Established 1887 FRENCH DRY CLEANING, PRESS- ING, AND STEAM CLEANING AT (CITY PRICES. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT OUR WORK. FOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL MICHIGAN STUDENTS IN ASTRO. NOMY HAVE HAD GREAT INFLUENCE One-half mile northeast from the center of the campus there rises a huge gray dome forty feet in diameter. A source of wonder at first to the new studen...…
…I1 P r. o I iM 11 Gt HOUSES MUST CI D CONSUMPTION SAYS ADMINISTRATION QUARTER CENTURY MARK REACH- ED IN UNIVERSITY CHORAL UNION SERIES Co. STREET M l I US TO CALL I tI ICAL Three slices of bread for a meal is too much for an individual, accord- ing to food regulations issued by the food administration. Local boarding-house keepers agreed to carry out the orders of the admin- istration, last Tuesday, by consuming not more than six...…
…It, IV1tANVI itlLaI I nl: LIU ILIL. OF MORE THAN .DY AT REGIS OFFICE following members of the S. A. can secure their military papers Registrar Hall, by calling after 2 k in the afternoon. Additional will be printed daily. ndrath, Walter C. er, William V. .anson, Roy E. r, Lloyd H. ich, Morgan C. rd, LeRoy asser, Earl H. erson, Donald L. erson, Henry Hart erson, Kenneth J. .erson, Lovin M. rews, Walters E. nd, Albert M. , Dale R. strong,...…
…to Ben- ig at 00 TO DORMITORY R to Replaee Detroit, a farmer rsity, announced a e scholarship fund . Monday. This a:1 . * 'i ,, . Here's to the Michigan Daily boys * Who have treated me like men, * And because of it, I want to thank " yoI1, To wish the best new year again. For every new morning The Daily comes With stor es of the men in front, For the boys once on the campus To send them news is a good' stunt. With th Daily boys who are' ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SiNY 3 ':1 Our 'r Suitings -tomorrow afternoon in the gymna- MILITARY NEW S First regiment: Companies A and B, relay racing; companies C and D, i r s your inspection. You should a pattern NOW and give us a e to make it up before the BIG 1 on. K. MALCOLM Y STREET MALCOLM BLOCK JITNEY TH EATRE M. R. WILLIAMS, Manager Monday, March 11h the 32 Weeks Engagement in New York Miller presents Cadets must have all...…
…ice SPECIALIZATION TALKS B CGAMPUS PROFESSORS PROF. J. C. PARKER EXPLAINS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING' FIELD I _ . i I WHAT'S GOING ON I fabrics and Trimmings based on present market costs. and Trimmings Association. trade by buying early. We now ues and blacks, as well as many ere bought before the heavy ad- Come in and look them over. (Editor's note-In an effort to aid students and future students in the University select the professions...…
…ORSI BY IRSITY T IWHAT'S ( I U 1 BLOCK fery up y, week (Continued from Page Four) work to enable him to think clearly and manipulate accurately. A read- ing knowledge of scientific French or German is required and enough work in physics and mathematics to enable him to utilize these subjects in his work in either pure or applied chemis- try. In order to prevent excessive specialization in an undergraduate course, at least 12 hours of...…
…"HIGAN DAILY A 11 ..._._ Rood, Emmor P. Rosenthal, Arthur M. HER ve) t J. A I. 'ederick alter L. Alland S. Ralph H. d D. aymond F. k D. Earold E. ris W. hur E. N. Ross, Glen A. Ross, John W. Roth, Edwin A. Rowell, Wilfred J. Rubin, Isadore Ruihley, Elliott F. Runmler, Ernest E. Russell, Wilford B. Ryan, Bernard L. Sallwasser, Milton J. Sander, John Ferdinnand Schlosser, Walter B. tSchneider, Joseph J. Schnorbach, Philip W. Scholnic...…
