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… at 's and Delta Of lnterest to University Women II1 All members of the *wom of The Michigan Daily end a of the campus who would li out for the staff will meet at this afternoon in room 5 u' iii' Ann Arbor Press buildin; ;Y{I (LOST AND FOUND -By student in University-A k leather bill fold containing e a large sum of money. Had calling cards in it. One with Bowen on it. Liberal rewardif rued. to owner at 2434-M. - Sterling silver fob be...…

…UJim .- R ASKS THAT MICHI- N NOT FORGET HER FRANCE Talmadge = Editor, 'The Michigan Daily: Several days ago, in one of the papers of the state I noticed a short item in reference to a custom which had been adopted at one of the large universities of the country, which. was to be used hereafter at all of their footbpll games. The custom seems to me to be sum-, med up in the following phrase, '"Homage to the memory of those, who' in the pas...…

…I the war IMPURE MILK SUPPLY NO LONGER TOLERABLE (Continued from Page One) and disease epidemics still be a pos- sibility. Often the examination is not made, and cannot be made, un- til someone has drunk the milk. Three years ago one milkman caused 106 -cases of typhoid ando.six deaths be- cause, by the tine his supply could be cut off, the infection was already in the bodies of the victims. Pas- teurization is the one sure method of taking ...…

…t 3w, z WO 4 it 11au & polo ml - lop-, Pt4 4; , E _. x I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1919. PRICE A t . SHIP COME- r, fIS TEAM er Expeeted ';Will Play to PRESIDENT SHOWS MOREIMPROVEMENT (By Associated Press) Washington, Oct. 4.-Continued im- provement was reported in Rear Ad- miral Grayson's night bulletin which declared that President 'Wilson had passed a more encouraging day al- thougl:.he improvement was not d...…

…Univer- itled to the use for o it or not otherwise ,bshed therein. Michigan, as second building, Maynard street. ditoriaI, 2414. :ceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- ar in print, but as an evidencetof ill be published in The Daily at the t at or mailed to The Daily office. receive no consideration. No man- s the writer incloses postage. ssarily endorse the sentiments ex- .... Managing Editor x414 or Ioz6 ..Business Manager 960 or a738 ...ews...…

…FEATS CASE, Lb'. 4 ' dds i., USES MOST ' DURING GAMEi (Continued from Page One) Case 20 yard line. A second at- ;t by the visiting fullback was ped short. Medsker rounded left for a substantial gain but drop- the oval. Culver recovered on 30 yard line. Knode started the higan attack and advanced 18 Ls. Sparks and Cruse brought play to the Ohio goal and the Wol- ne crossed the line on the next . Sparks made his kick. cCune reopened acti...…

…;I' I f s expect- allure to ast meet- teness of s 94ww v vvF theatre Wednesday, Oct. 8. Mr. Le Baron pays a tribute to the AT THE MAJESTIC intelligence of lovers of light oomedy Wealthy tourists were rolled out of and deft, amusing charg'cterization in their beds in a most heartlessymanner "I Love You." He permits his pen to when the jealous-natured Billie Bil- Iindulge in none of the sahdy innuen- lings was prompted to violently sound does...…

…Y TOMORROW TUESD I :, t N play about wives and stepogs is not to scatter their pearls before hogs way to win a wife is to wait y to hold hubby is-just make a date >ther innocuous male. A parable true of maid hunting a man She's determined to get him--if get him she can She weds him; St. Anthony ne'er was more pure A heavenly honeymoon makes her quite sure Then she learns of his awful stenog. Oh, Bluie! Biff! It FAST! e Talmadge Loos...…

…MICHIGAN DAMES TO HOLD MEETING There is a superior qualty Whitman's Choco- at cannot be match- ,r make. we sell them. rte St. versity Ave. St. The Michigan Dames, an organiza- tion of the wives of the students at- tending the University is now enter- ing upon its sixth year of activity. Its members are bending every effort to make it a banner year, not only in membership but also in- activities. The aim of the society is to pro- mote, g...…

…or & Co., Phone 237.-Adv. set glass. C. H. Major & Co., 237.-Adv. INTEREST ARUED AS- CAMPAIGN AGAINST RBOOM PROFITERING PRO6GRESSES, Courteous and satisfactory TREATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small. Th Ann Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 Capital and Surplus. $ : . .OI.l Resources.........0 Northwest Cor. Main & Htiron. 707 North University Ave I itre, Wed., Oct. 8 o 0 11 11 I rn Students the most cor...…

…S Patronize our advertisers. ... ° 0 Michi~ans Favorite SUNDAY SEVCS IN- ANN ARHRE HURCES St. Andrei's Ep!Scopal Church Commu:nion services at 7:30.Q The speaker at the 10:30 service will be Bishop. F. H. Touret; of western Colorado. Vespers at 4:30. St. Th1=omas' Roniami Catholic Churcih MaIsses at 6,. 7:30, 9, and X10 o'clogk. Serimon at 10:30 by the' Rev. Fr. Rottach. Congregational Chiurch At 9:30 Bible school. Morning wor- ship at 10...…

…rov r 00 AW F.410& IN- 4ho AL .ddw Aglow I-rn Jr r PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ) f ._ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1919. PRICE TH: PRIE T F MICHIGAN SPIRIT I IS Michigan spirit has been known nation-wide for many a year, and Michigan has been noted for its men ever since it was old enough to be known for anything. Just what Michigan spirit is and what Michigan men are it is difficult to define, but there are a few ...…

…if h"Yr d t f 1+.44 he use for t otherwise ij'rneA, the s!Q- ,e ex- ging Editor *s Manager vace u'D e aeu ii ine ucpartment a tunas at its disposal. The University every year is producing journal- ists of no mean ability, and its graduates can be favorably compared with those of any university in the country, but there shouldbe more choice in the work offered them in the department. There is not enough opportunity for varied work. A do-...…

…t i po- I U1I 1 1LnULUj ELIMINATION BE- BY 1923 )ACH ' staged a short scrim- vo of. the freshman Friday afternoon as rk of sifting through g amount of mate- :urned out for the re lined up on the me pair were scrim- r two teams were s and starts under Abe Cohn and Paul x-varsity men, who s season. ge was anybody's last minute, when ier member of the erseas team, inter- d pass and ran for vinning for his team core of the game. ar end of Yost's ...…

…-2 .Y ~I 'I School of the LUSHEfR is? It not, you'd better what they call him in MONDAY 7;' dJUUIflL 8111IVtUL 1 HIUII I1 IN OED CROSS COURES MARGARET COOLEY, '18, REPORTS" LARGE FIELD OF USEFUL- NESS FOR WORIKERS Civilian relief for returned soldiers from all over Wvashtenaw county is being attended tjo by the Ann Arbor -Red Cross, which does everything from getting Vict~ory buttons for the men to obtaining free medical care and locat...…

…that which tial to be de- NT. An- 1e Bar- ay, Ive LITERARY COLLEGE FACULTiY TO DISCUSS ARMY COURSES In order that literary students may be able to~ elect courses in fthv mili- tary tactics depa rtment, engineering college, looking td commissions in the signal, ordnance, and coast artillery reserve corps, the military tactics department will bring the problem be- fore the literary college faculty: next week, according to information given ou...…

…E AL HERE WHAT'S GOING ON_ Saturday 1:15-Varsity band meets In front of j EVERY IMAGINABLE FABRIC, PATTERN, COLOR AND STYLE IDEA -FOR MADE- TO-MEASURE CLOTHES VALUE giving is one of the cardinal principles of this business; and the fact that we've done it always, and that our customers know it, has been the real reason for our SUCCE S in making clothes that are correct in every detail of style and fit. We want to have the pleasure of maki...…

…III A -I ,, r . ,i r= : t tn t Al FA DAY AND N101 SERVIC] ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1919. PRICE _ t,. L_ S EDGE I1 VIC. Hurl Icago; ce Loses 7 8 9-R.H.E. 2 0 0- 2 9 1 0 0 x- 4 4 2 ciated Press) 2.-The Cincinnati heir grasp on the today by defeating e Sox 4 to 2. ' They >r'e games to win the 'eloped in the eries a habit of rth. There is at it, for in this e fourth's means RooIn Campaign 'rings Results Alread...…

…tti LC try-stan cess or who only call themselves innocent s, he need not worry. NEWSPAPEROF ITHE UNIVERSITY OF MICHfIGAN Iery Inorjningexcept'Monday during The Univer- Bloard in Control of Student Publications. BER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ted Press is exclusively entitled to the use for all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise paper and the local news published therein. the' postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second by carrier ...…

…line with the ball under his arm and hastening around behind the goal posts with it. Weadock, who got in toward the- latter part of the' play, also annexed a touchdown, making a total of four counters for the Var- sity. OTHEItS ven wh. rk for1 ,yn into; in a f of Mit Too Early for Predictions Cress was sent in to take Duke' ich Dunne's position on the extreme left the for a while and Jqhnson was shift- ac- ed to center when Culver needed a ...…

…I)I VIII -I P, i Representatives of Michigan were given an opportunity to show their superiority in competition at the Chin- ese Students' conference of the middle west section held at Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 1 to 10. Of the 130 delegates at the conference, 13 represented Mich- igan and the latter were able to cap- ture first honors in track, oratory, and singing. The track championship was won by the Maize and Blue delagation, F. C. Liu, Tsa...…

…hat his company will now be able to end their men over on leave of ab- ence to secure this training, which ill render them available for intel- gent transportation service with the 'a c k a r d p e o p le in m u c h le s s tim e th a n w u d b o s b e o h r i e h s i le spirit of the whole course-co-op- ration with highway men and others iterested outside of the University ,s weU as the undergraduate and raduate student ,body, to provide ained...…

…WHAT'S GOING ON i I er ANNOUNCEMENT / / Friday 11:00-'20 Laws hold class meeting in room G Law building. 2:00-'22 Laws hold class meeting in room C Law 'buildng. 4:00-'21 Laws hold class meeting in room 'E LaW building. 4:34-Cheer leader try-outs at UIuon. See C. E. Bottin. 7 :1I5-Alpha Nu Debating society meets in its rooms at University hall': S:00-Reception and dance for Epis- copalian students in Harris hall. Admittance by invitation...…

…it .igan at I DAY AND N I'D SER I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1919. P _ h _, nin ITH (ER ~TO! TS NEW HANDBOOK TO TELL CAMPUS LORE "Will You Do It," is the name of the handbook which the Union is publish- ing for the benefit of newcomers to Michigan. It contains hints to those who are not sophisticated in the ways of the campus, as well as a history of ,he Union, its spirit, and purpose. A short article on the athlet...…

…SCCIA T:D FR.Z S vixv en'" tit'ed ti the nsP or c' c td nAor nu'i ot!'crwisc 1in g, :Mayard strcee. ri It is an absolute truth that MIichigan nccds high TWENiTY FILIPINOS REGISTER grade men as cheer leaders. WVhcn we consider the THIS FALL AT UT. OF I01WA prominent camplus mein who arc virtually idle at "h's time of the ycar-opera men, baseball nUniversity of Iowa is wurking for certain track _men-w,- havc a righlt to expea ct od an internati...…

… MUST BE REPLI N I vm l ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___-FIELDII\G _TRACK ATHLETES AWAIT SUNSHINE Forecasts' s can't win said Coacht g the loss of npus to sup- rho were on , spring are various rea- tee, Usher, reehan, Bo- d Pat Smith if Michigan a season as that is ex- The cam- the ranks these stars. Captain Carl Johnson has announc- ed a fairly stiff track workout the first day o...…

…Students! Gree Again we are at your service withk an enormous stock of XT BOOKS and STUDENTS' SUPPLIES for all Departnents e Books Fountain Pens Lab Outfits Shop Tools Lab Coats and Aprons Instruments and Engineer's Supplies A Cordial Welcome and the Best of Service at 's University 316 South State Street Bookstor I mmmmW T o ols II i - eering . / dy Lam ps tric Supplie s N Clocks r .} " . "' O y J { ' . i I ', fx ....…

…r for two is being laid In the lobby, but the Anrg Ar- stone for the border has not arrived. might be The main hall and concourse is to be is to ar- practically all stone, none of which >mewhat, is here. Tuesday Wood panelling for the front of the' g date is building and for the dining room has failed to arrive yet. NUOTED P5YCHULUISI TAKES PROESOSI WHIPPLE'S WORK WILL DWELL ON MENTAL TESTING OF STUDENTS Guy Montrose Whipple, 'one of America'...…

…re women entering for the first time be obtained by vberry hall, the hJ campus. These tain all sorts of cessary to women >n the campus. omecn I embers of the Symphonic if the Universtiy School of e invited to a "get-together" 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock this a in Frieze hall of the School shman girls should be signed ymnasium work no later than ay. Those who have not done d apply at the office of Bar- nnasium at once. Jordan has moved back to >ffi...…

…Mr. Ralph W. Tippett, for the past year manager of the Majestic theater, has resigned to become general man- ager of the Animated .Picture com- & pany. His headquarters will con- tinue to be in Ann Arbor. He ex- pects to begin his new work within three. weeks, during which time his successor will be named. Mr. R. A. Dolph, of Ann Arbor, is president of Mr. Tippett's new firm. Mr. Tippett expressed his regret in leaving his present office in vi...…

…her at Y. M. , and eats. rs of Jewish' n at Lane The first year class in law is request- ed to meet the'Dean at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Oct. 2, in room C, Law building. Episcopal students are asked to note that the date of the reception and dance at Harris hall is at 8 o'clock Friday night, Oct. 3, instead' of Thursday night as previously stat- ed. Any Episcopal student who has not received an invitation may ob- tain one by calling at H...…

… h 3161 L 7' I rA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WED.NESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 19f9. MEN BY U. )" Ien To Commemorate Heroes S. ed partially disabled sold- educated by the govern- University this year, ac- r. Fred B. Wahr, officer Fifty have already pre- cre'd'entials to Dr. Wahr, an assigned to vocational he law, literary and en- leges. It is expected that id of the week the hun- ill have been reached. al Board for Vocational s charge of the traint...…

…niver- It is proposed to establish an employment and a - legal bureau to advise and safe gaurd the inter- efr ests of its members. It concdemns the activities of erwisethe anarchists and the "international socialists. - 'The post in Ann Arbor meets on Wednesday econd evenings at the call of the chairman. All meetings are held in the Washtenaw County Court house. There are more than 6,ooo students eligible to join e Sig- the local post. ite of ...…

…di NUCLEUS irst football game is de - a stiff tussle if reports e tos be credited. The titution boasts a better ual this season with no veterans in the regu- of the strength of this ggregation may be gain- fact that Houriet, who lar quarter during the is now only a sub back. emembered as the man orward in the first ver- 11 game ever played in mnasium two years ago an beat Case .24 to 20. ckfield Strong eam is especially strong dd. Captain Mc...…

…ral John J. ie American France, and s, who had an fleets in nd after the ess the dele- eral conven- rch here on 1 open meet- liscussion of Meaning of :h and the ng warriors e world con- ipate in this who are ex- ess the con- Charles H. f the Ameri- "The Michigan Union will be the stu- dent commons, where Michigan men of all types and from all activities .will meet and mingle." was the state- ment made yesterday by Carl T. Ho- gan, '20E, presi...…

…By a recent German naval order a' Ger- number of sea officers were trans- of ferred to the coast guard at Wil- harp Ihelmshaven and a coast guard detach- aval ment at Cuxhaven. On the other hand sap- a number of officers on shore duty tally have been transferred to the only men forces of the German navy afloat, the [uty. three or four volunteer torpedo boat ling flotillas. s in- such Glenn Coulter, ex-'18L, Resumes Work erve Glenn Coulter, ex-...…

…Students! Gree L i Again we are at your service with an enormous stock of TEXT BOOKS and STUDENTS SUPPLIES for all Departments Lab Outfits 11 L Leaf Note Books Fountain Pens Shop Tools Lab Coats and Apr ing Instruments and Engineer's upplie A Cordial Welcome and the Best of Service at ,N ahr 9s University 316 South State Street Bookstor IE WISH TO ANNOUNCE Our Fall Lines Of' t 'op Coats, Suits :s and Furnishings For You...…

…JillUl LONDON L. I m..T PHIANT t' !D Ir 11, Will ILAIgI 1 1 HROPIST, DIES MAJ ESTIC Today Tomorrow j Ethel Clayton in 9Vcky Van" Friday-Saturday Chas. Ray "The Busher" ARCADE Shows at 3:00; 7:00; 8:30 Phones- Theatre, 296-M Mgr's Rea., 2316-M Tues-Wed-Sept. 30-Oct. i-Nazimova in "The Brat"; Star Comedy, "Billy's Hat" and Weekly. 3oc A Thur-Fri-2 3-ugene O'Brien in "The Perfect Lover"; Cartoon, "The Brown Derby" and Weekly. Your I rir n...…

…(Junea 9, 1919J (Central Standard TIimne) Prof. Herbert C. Sadler of the engi- Limnited and Express Cars-8:io a. ; neering college, is among the members oursly to 9:10 p. m. o h'wohv eund~" Limited and Express Cars-7 :48 o h faculty wohv eundfo dl every hour to 9:48 p. m. (Ex- I!government war activties to resume ake local stops west of Ann Arbor.) I their University work. Professor Sad- :ars' East Bound-6:oo a. in., 9:0i5 a. ler left Ann Arbo...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR ANDACOOLER TODAY' rI Bk 43 tan :4Ia1l ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No. 26. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1918. PRICE THREE CEN CZECHS DISCUSS INTERNAL QUESTIONS; SUPHEME COUNCIL HOLDS INFORMAL MEETING; BRITISH ISSUE DEMANDS "GERMAN FREEST PEOPLE SHALL BE PEOPLE IN WORLD," KAISER PRESIDENT WORKS ON ANSWER TO AUSTRIA Austria to Sue Directly to Italy for Peace, Claims Washington Rep...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILI THURSDAY, OCTOBE R 31, 1918. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ublished every morning except Monday ing the universit yyeartbysthe Board in itrol of Student Publications. MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'he Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use for republication of allnews dis- hes credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and also the local news pub- ed herein. ntered at the postoffice at...…

… I 1 ,q i I FIGHT 'EM! New arrivals in Winter Millinery at special prices at the New Millinery Parlors. Tuesday evenings, 618 Packard. very Open INCANDESCENT BULBS LIGHT GRID LIKE DAY HURRY-UP COACH PERFECTS METHOD FOR PRACTICE IN DARK Practicing in the light of a number of incandescent lamps, Coach Yost's Varsity went through a snappy and hard practice, last evening on Ferry. field, preparing for the Chicago game at the Midway, a week ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, O MICHIGAN TO HAVE ENOUGH SOFT COAL 'I, U-NOTICES RED CROSS SEALS NOT ',TO 0E SOLD THIS YEAR The meeting of the Cosmopol- itan club will be postponed un- til further notice. There are still several me- chanical engineering suppli- mentary texts left at the Tech- nic office in the Engineering building. These pamphlets are for courses 1, II, III, and IV. A militaryofficer of the S. A. T. C. will take charg...…

…-1 oz A q jka n p II. £LN"... Dot Y AND NMO't SEEM(i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1918. PRIG. . , NFI WAR BIRD LANDS AT FERRY FIE LD An airplane from Mt. Clemens avia- tion field landed on Ferry field yester- day. afternoon while three companies of the S. A. T. C. were drilling. The machine was first noticed coming from l I .e. .M.I.b . ' IaY.. O . .ALLLUU. a i FRESHMEN SHOW PEP AT MEETINGtITAiLANS IAIKFN AIIATRIAN ...…

…IOPENING of every morning except Moday Lversityyear gby theoard in dent Publications. 1 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ted Press is exclusively entitled r republication of all news dis- d to it or not otherwise credited and also the local news pub- the postodfie at Ann Arbor, eond class matter. as by'carrieror maili$3.s50. nArbor Press Building. siness, 6o,; Editorial, 2414. ions not to exceed Soo words, signature not necessarily to ap- butas an evid...…

…ETS Intramural DVllurol #lV 16 S. A. T. C. Men Given Exercises During the past few days all S. A. T. C. men have been having calithen- ics for one-half hour daily. These setting up exercises consist of leap- frog, relay races and other games that develop alertness and muscle Patronize our advertisers.-Adv. WAI KING LOO Open from 11:30 a. m. to 12:00 p. m. Phone 1620-It MRS. PEARL LANDERS OR DOWERS PHONE 294 213 E. LIBERTY ST. 14111111 li...…

…One was slightly wounded. The r was sobbing and pleading with surgeon to save him from having; lead cut off, which he said he un-I tood from his commanding officerl Id be his fate. he doctor assured the frightened nan that the Americans were notl e as savage as all that; but the, oner was still trembling and ving as he was led to the rear of; t HILT OMMLI IUIT dvertisers.-Adv. Trya. very1 riors. Open (Continued from Page One) most rational...…

…'o,4, i~wi a iiv Assoc] PRI DAY AND NI "' SERF ,Y 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1918. PRICE 1APTURE 9,000 AUSTRIANS; 1 TROOPS GAIN NEAR GUISE; i PROGRESS ON FOUR FRONTS TRAIL TO- DER; HUN HT , RANGE T TIME tuate Kraguiezetz,, heast of Belgrade, Serbia 55 e Associated Press) . 28. - More than 9,000 ere taken prisoners in on the Italian ding to the war, oday. Fifty-one front office guns Associated Press) 28.-Still f...…

…51 "1'U ceed not so much from the spirit of AT "putting one over on the prof" which HHIGAN used to actuate the, skilful bolter, as xcept Monday from a disorganization of morale- in- the Board in dividual morale. There is manifest an attitude of laissez faire as far as the eATED PREtSS students are concerned, in regard to d all news dis- class attendance. It is a sign of erise cred edspiritual disintegration, the kind of slacking that attacks a...…

…RTS lililililllllllilililil Al Intramural -j pilot position, it is necessary for him to get some relief occasionally, and there is but one other man on the squad who can fillthis shoes. Jordan is the other quarterback, but he, is new at the position. Should1 Daniels. prove good'at the game, he will come1 in handy. Ila, ml- , )ld Time Not f Dark- READY didate for nother Is the point toward t is driving his;/men. actice yesterday aft- y u...…