…GHTLY Rt r 4iv op r t # a ASSOC' 4::)a tjPR! DAY AND N] SERI~ >. 30. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1918. PRICE '' Georgette C r ep e ,,,.,,., Dmims Union Door I 1 L ESENTATIVES HOLD MEET- ING AT LANE HALL TA FOR STUDENTS LIVE S E T AT $40,000 ames Taylor Makes Stirring Appeal in Behalf of Organizations s for the United War Work ign which will begin Monday, 1, were begun Sunday after- when the committees for or- ig th...…
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… g aTe TS Intramuralj k Harry Hammond, brother to Tom, and right end of the famous eleven is stilllin the states, but is head over heels in work in shipbuilding att Phil- E adelphia. Garrels, the left end, and toe artist of the day is closest to Ann Arbor being a chemical engine" with the Solvay Process company of De- st Discovers Most of His Star troit. He outkicked Eckersall of the iders in Service of Uncle Maroons, who is at present the...…
… TE ARMIES! (Continued from Page One) arritory within the orders of her em- ire, where the war began, surrender- Ug all of Itala-Riredemta and there- y losing any advantage for argument ver boundaries around a peace table. War Council Signs Terms Washington, Nov. 4. - Terms upon rhich Germany may obtain an immed- "te armistice and end the war were ompleted and signed today in Paris. ecretary Lansing announced this fact tnight in a brief state...…
