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…Commun 1U Vi r,5,JI Today Only A Returned Engagement Douglas Fairbanks THE WHITNEY '. I ax The Knickerbocker Buearoo TRE in "The Shows at3:00:7:00: 8:30 In "Tea for Three," which will be given at the Whitney tomorrow\ eve- ning, Roi Cooper Megrue, the author, has succeeded in standing apart from triangle .entanglements. He has writ- ten as one on the outside who views the triangle as a whole in a decidedly humorous manner.- f "Tea for...…

…stands on i payment the year- year only lume byl be assur- its paying ,me stamped in' lower, right- respective cop- sion has been grant- Arbor Savings and chanics banks in that four-and-a-half-dollar written in payment ian subscriptions. zoo. - A table d' hote meal will be serv- ed on this train for $1.25. The Athletic association reports a large sale of student tickets for the Chicago game, approximately 400 hav- ing been disposed of alrea...…

…r ' h sof I man I 1 F DAYA LN s/ ~1 1. ANN ARBOR, 1CHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1919. PRICE LE FALLS TO MICHIGAN, I Union Miners Remain At Work MICHIG'i ITWO T[I f ANS~ ,he s: st pus; it I N RHODES GOMMITThE ETII e SELECTS SCHOLARSTfBE ur~ IVR Two candidates for the Rhodes scholarship were selected by the com- met in Wnn Arbor Saturday. Owing ^---- to the fact that the names of the sue- 1920 Michganensan of University, E...…

…i cient ' scarcely tenal )IY he Univer- one~. is ; exclusively entitled to the use for Isatches credited to it or not otherwise the local news published therein. :e at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second or mail, $3.50. ess building, Maynard street. Editorial, 2414. exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- ppear in print, but as an evidence of will be published in The Daily at the left at or mailed to Th> Daily office. ill ,receive no consideratio...…

… 11 ARSITY DEFEATS PURPLE, 16O TO 13 (Continued from Page One) First Quarter. Weston received Northwestern's kick of and returned the pigskin to the 25 yard line. An attempt to advanpe it further met with failure when the fast little. half back hit an opposing tackle too hard, and had the ball knocked from his arms. He recover- ed, however, giving Sparks an oppor- tunity to punt the ball down the field. It was a high long one, with suffici-...…

…dents in company witn women and I they were on the first floor. In years N past such a thing was never permit- ATTITUDE ted. The second balcony has always been reservel for women and the iiE writer believes that no true Michigan woman desires to break Michigan tra- ditions. A real Michigan man should Ly : go to the game and root for the tea. f a student Perhaps the time when the spirit i and an em- really shown is when the team 'is ost of that...…

…'I FOR THIRTY-FIVE YEARS to you? ;NERGINE .are absolutely odor- Has been the Standardf Good Ice Cream it. 'the no equal ill I .,'i- ! REPAIRING Calkins Drug Co. Aspirin, Bromo-quinine and all the other drugs that are used for colds can best be bought here. For tight coughs we recommend our. 4 COUCH BALSAM. It is always a safe thing to use. n e' 324 South State Street E. and S. University, 324 South State St; Office hours of...…

…Katherine Kilpatrick, '19-'21L, 1309 Washtenaw avenue. Miss Freeby is now successfully practicing general law in Washington, D. C., and formerly U instructed in law at National Park seminary. FIR TO Tian lyric ng recital from Eur- or Brock, prano, in he Extra Thursday ulnUwI LU LU teAmer- blic, having appeared seven years ago in er returnedstogItaly e war he devoted his patriotic purposes. A. the time he sang in here he had two sons rmy, th...…

…The conflict of the real with the un- -rea is the themne upon which "For the SDefense," l.pner R. Rice's nevi play, which will be produced at the Whitney tomorrow evening, is based. Amn*g th~e members of the cst are: ~Rcard Bennet, who plays the lead- ing role; Adrienne Morrison~ John Sairipolis, Angela Ogden,1 Charles Coghlan, Willam A. Orimmons, Louise Clossei Hale, Winifred Lennihan, and ~Geoirge Riddel. tj- - au will1 4J i1 7 uthtor of ...…

…WUAT Q f nN .ANNOUNCING OUR AGENCY FOR Conn Saxophones , 4 N RWE HAVE just received our first shipment of these fine instruments, and they are at our store subject to your inspection. See our window display. <w.; r . ,} " 301-605ueltn iltliiir l 7ATC ( 'ml u1 SJNDAY 6:30-Miss Louise Brown addresses Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist church on "Fine Art Of Ap fleca- tion." 7:30-Union reingious meeting in Hill auditorium, Bishop Theo...…

…' 00 Ali 4 I guni r JI IDAY AND N SERn ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER' 1, 19199.PRICE T MILLION MEN GO ON STR 1 xr r5 r . w nr.....rr r rrr rr s-nr r . rir.rr +rri r'r Wrar .n.rriire i r+ rrwrr+. w r I LIKE DNDAY or :er A rchs To Design War Memorials Student designs for campus war me- morials are forming part of the prob- lem course in the Architectural col- lege commencing the Week of\Nov. 3. Twelve hours of work( ...…

…ing except Monday during the Univer- Control of Student Pub litations. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS is exclusively entitled to the use for lispatches credited to it or not otherwise i the lccal news published therein. ffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second hard street. not to exceed Soo words, if signed, the sig.' , to appear in print, but as an evidence of events will be published in The Daily at the tor, if left at or mailed to The Daily office. ...…

… COMEBACK 7i . ._ ._._ I!! lY zr~r S~nl 1 wE HOW THEY COMPARE IN THE PROBABLE LINEUP UICHIGAN I NORTHWESTERN No. Weight Player Position 1 22 185 Dunne......... L.E. 1 185 Goetz, (Capt.) . .... r5 7 198 F~ortune ........ L.G.., 36 190 Culver......... C.... 2 215 Dunn.......... R.G.. 24 190 Czsyz.......R. T.. l 12 180 Magrath....... R.R.. E , 5. 158 Sparks..........Q. 11 150 Weston... ..H.;. -~ 3 160. Cruse .......... R.HI.. 19 180 Vick....…

… UiN Lt'.L n ? fruits of the earth; and gives to the D e weak, who should not have anything, except, perhaps, the rind. Why? BeL "DE TScause they are weal,-thus fool." TREADfk At the Union sity who it have No tipping at the Union! This strictly applies to all departments of in bricks s. Aso the Union, including the barber shop. s. Also Many students have tried to tip the quite a barbers and porter in the barber shop U of M" during the past we...…

…C J-idz I I , r I' Y FIR r a fl C I . Demand Ann Arbor Dairy Company 's Pasteurized Milk, the standardI of p'rfec- / tion and cleanliness. t No Substitutes The only creamery in Ann Arbor that as all incoming and outgoing milk tested aily for bacteria by an expert chemist and acteriologist and~can absolutely guarantee. 11 its milk perfectly pasteurized under his. ispection. C r; k r 1X r: w' . r r. q % r YU; r: rr " r W r ...…

…useful as igh congress may make us our clocks, hunger, and thej i are beyond government con-i r nous Woman Poet Dies Ella Wheeler Wilcox died y, Oct. 30, at her home in 1, Conn. Her death came at of a nine months' illness, the f a collapse due to overwork he soldiers in England. ecovered in July enough to o Amgerica, and has since been residence the "Bungalow." th was not unexpected. The to be cremated, and her ashes tear those of her husband...…

…I h Stage rIu IU Im Rhode's Brothers Orchestras "The Orchestra With Pep" Phone 283-R Irlo 'a Co. '! OMM" I I , of and I r of Who5 view The MAJESTIC LAST TIMES TODAY Charles Ray in "Hay Foot--Straw Foot" ARCADE Shows at 300 700; 8:30 Phones: Theatre, 296-M Mgr'i Res., 2316-M LAST TIMES TODAY MAY ALLISON IN "Fair And Warmer" howing a two-reel lackton production with a news and =mI. Try Our Red Hots and, Oyster Stew W1ITER UBlgES...…

…UNIRSIT L S ( COAL I FflR PAWONi flIf TflIK i lam.: tion and protecting the consumer both ing governme in price and in certainty of supply.-- The dealers, however, did not benefit, Michigan Dr by federal control, as they wete oft- one recognize en forced to sell coal at a loss to student trade. y advertising means of r4 GO-D M Ij. L. Chapm 113 South M 'I D Eve- !. ILL r(usiC ' off with "The " Victors," band will play eight selec- Band ...…

…THE FAIR WEATHER AND COOLER r af juattx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I- VOL. XXIX. No. 52. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1918. PRICE THREE CENTS 5 ! A. T.C EMOBILiZATION WOR-K IN UNIVERS ITY TO BEGIN- IMMEDIATELY;! 448 MEN, PLAN ON LEAVING COLLEGE ENTIRE DISBANDING OF CORPS TO BE FINISHED DECEMBER 21; FRATERNITIES TO GET HOUSES BACK WITH REPAIRS MADE NO ORDERS COME FOR NAVAL UNIT Lieut. A. E. Boak stated def...…

…THE MiCFYJ( 'AN D A I Y SATURDAY, a _ 4 Ny fttljgtt aig ~. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the university year by the Board in aControl of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otnerwise credited in=this paper and also the local news pub- ~ li...…

…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE - ~ C '. ._ - ., R yi .eq __ _ sza -r t A- Charles Caldwell Dabie are also in- cluded in the chosen 20. All of the stories have a charm and excellence which makes them most readable. Their plots are as varied as the names of their authors, and ihere is with, perhaps, one exception. nowhere a note of the hackneyed or "done before" tale For service and results try a Daily Want Ad.-Adv. SENIORS 19'8 Michiganensian ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NDYVEMBER # I E Through arrangements with The Michigan Daily the returns of the Michigan-Ohio State game will be given Saturday afternoon IDEMOBILIATION PLAS ANNOUNCEDTO SAITC (Continued from Page One) pay their own exbenses from the start, and for the most part it will be these men who will leave school as soon as they are released from military duty. University Credit Undecided The University credit to be...…

…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW FLURRIES TODAY r Lit juatj VOL. XXIX. No. 51. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. PRICE THREE CE OLLEGE ELEENS MICHIGAN AGGIES LOSE TO WIS- CONSIN IN LAST MINUTES OF PLAY NEBRASKA. AND NOTRE DAME END IN TIE GAME Pittsburg's Goal Line Crossed for First Time This Season by Penn State (By Associated Press) Madison, Nov. 28.-In the last two minutes of play today Wisconsin plowed its way through the Michiga...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAUY saa, a.a . f WFIClAJ, NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVE RSITfY OF MICHIGAN blished every morning except Monday g the university year by the Board in rol of Student Publications. ABER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Le Associated Press is exclusively entitled he use for republication of all news dis- hes credited to it or not otherwise credited his paper and also the local news pub- d herein. ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ugan, as...…

…WAGE CONDITIONS PRIOR TO ment made public t MPOIlTAN SOCCER STEADY HAIN PREVENTS WAR NOT LIKELY TO RETURN must not be expec _ the pre-war basis of TEM DEFEATS S PACTICINrI TD S Washington, Noc. 28. - Frank P. ing hours. The onl: LLL UI UUflflf Walsh, joint chairman of the nation- orderly, national dev GOOD INDIVIDUAL WORK FOR LOCAL TEAM BY 5-3 SCORE WINS SQUAD THIS TO LEAVE ANN ARBOR MORNING FOR 0. S. U. GAME With a gale sweeping the fiel...…

…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOV WASNGTON ENDOSES "STAKES Of THE WR" VAN TYNE DISAPPROVES AND CHARGES THAT BOOK IS PRO-GERMAN The Daily publishes the two follow- ing letters as a presentation of both sides of the controversy over Stod- dard and Frank's "Stakes of the War," now in use jn the engineering college. Washington, D. C. Nov. 18, 1918. Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, 927 Forest Avenue, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Dear Professor Nelson: I rece...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WARMER joIai4g ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I,, VOL. XXIX. N. 50. ANN' ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1918. PRICE THREE CI ALLIED SOLDIERS ENTER ENlVIRONlS Of STRASSBOURG PEOPLE GIVE FOCH GREAT TION ON ENTRY INTO CITIES OVA- STUDIES IN NAVAL UNIT CUT 6 HOURS Naval headquarters has received orders from the navy department that all strictly naval subjects in the Uni- versity may be dro...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FICIAL NEWSPAPER AT 'THE, JNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN shed every morning except Monday the university year by the Board in of Student Publications. 1R OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled use for republication of all news dis- credited to it or not otherwise credited ipaper and also the local news pub- hereim. red at the postolice at Ann Arbor, an, as becond class muter. eriptio*1s by ca...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ___. . E . . . --- . -...... f ._ .,. -- --- _ * - y t .. - . - .., -- , .... m r- . .., -- _ _ ... "~ team. But that the contest will be close is contended and the result is watched with interest. The line-ups for the two teams are as follows: Roses Cosmopoltans Wolfam . ......Goal..Treat, Pennoyer MacMillan.....R.F..... ....Theron F. Higgins . L.F..........Orris H. Higgins ....R.H.....Tsai, Lubke Zeewaldt .......C...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DRAFTING STILL{ OPEN TO WOMEN "The declaration of peac^ has not closed the door of opportunity to wom- en students taking the one term draft- ing course in the Engineering col- Lege," declared Assistant Prof. Frank R. Finch, instructor in descriptive geometry and drawing. "We are con-3 fident that every st.udent sufficiently interested in this work can obtain a position for the asking. "The return of our men fro...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WARMER g EkA tA4&hvl ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WII SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No. 49. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1918. PRICE THREE 4 t DIDERS IN HOMES FOR SERVICEMEN THANKSGIVING DAY TOWNSPEOPLE, SORORITIES DORMITORIES TO ENTERTAIN AND V kUDEVILLE PLANNED FOR AFTERNOON'S FUN Majority of Men Take Advantage of Liberal Offer of Passes Thanksgiving day will be a day of feasting and recreati...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNElSDAY, , I IALN NWSPAPER AT THE IVERSlTY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday e university year by the Board in 1Student Publications. ' OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sociated Press is exclusively entitled e for republication of all news dis- edited to it or not otnerwise credited aiper and also the local nrews pub- ein. at the postoince at Ann Arbor, as aecond class matter. tions by carrier or mail, $3.5o. Ann Arb...…

…ER 27, 1918. THE MICHIGAN DAILY F MICHIGAN BOOUSTS ILLINOIS CONTEST Sacker State Team Holds Four Con- forence Victories, Claiming Big Ten Title WOLVRINES ARE FAVORITES AMONQ EASTERN CRITICS: Ferry FP1.l Suggested as Loglo . Plae for Gam, ad Dee. 7 Plok. .d as Date Michigan is in the running for the championship of the Conference ac- cording to the admission of the fore- most candidates for the place, them- selves. Word from Champaign, rega...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2.7, I 11 O ORGANIZE 27 IAESGENT CAMPS, DEPARTMENT ABANDONS EVELOPMENT BATTALION PROPOSAL (By Associated Press) shington, Nov. 26.-Soldiers, who been incapacitated for overseas e, and who have been convales- in this country, will be assembl- 27 camps for organization into ,lescent detachments. General s issued today from the war de- ent provide for the formation s practice, and the abandonnient ep...…

…FAIR AND SL WARMER ER UYT g ffif .414 :43 atl ASSOC] PRI DAY AN~D NI .. . .,. .r.._._ w i I VOL. XXIX. No 48. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1918. PRICE TI SEMESTER ENDINGN FIRST, BOLSHETIK STILL UNCERTAIN / The quarter system will be contin- RIOTS OC CUR I N ued until the disposition of the S. A. T. C. is definitely settled, according rusi OU C IT Yto a telegram received by President Harry B. Hutchins from Washington yes...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, L ;20, IVI?5. FitICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ished every morning except Monday heuniversity year by the Board in I of Student Publications ER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled use for republication of all news dis credited to it or not otnerwise credited paper and also the local news pub herein. red at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, an as second class matter. cipt...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL 7-17 OWN% ,I~ a I - ,, ; '" '' AJESTIC 2-3:30-7-8:30 MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All Shows Sunday if You Want Cothes-Vaiety ft's .Easy To Attain With Dainty Neck, _.o.: LAST TIMESTODAY MARY PICKFORD In "JOHANNA ENLISTS" WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY WILLIAM FARNUM "Rough and Ready" YOST STARTS WORK FOR LAST 6AME OF SEASON ing kept him in trim. He spent the. practice period yesterday in follow- ing the plays and backfield...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE~SDAY, EXTENSION COURE ORK BEGUN BY UNIERSITY PROFESSOES START HOLDING CLASSES AFTER LONG ELAY CAUSED BY FLU The organization of the extension courses given by the University in this part of the state was resumed last week after a delay on account of the epidemic. In many of the courses which were to be given fortnightly there will be weekly classes and lec- tures held until they make up for the time lost. Several Clas...…

… IR n FAIR WEATHERI AND SLIGHTLY WARNER Siri4 an ~atl ASSOCIATEE PRESS DAY 1ND NIGHT WI SERVICE 1 I_______________________________ __________________________ VOL. XXIX. No. 47. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1918 PRICE THREE CE GENERAL PERSHING TO SEND YANKEES HOMEWARD SOON CHIEF-OF-STAFFP MENTONS N0 MICHIGAN TROOPS IN LI$TS MARSH PLACES TOTAL CASUALITIES AT 236,117 Secretary Baker Claims U. S.General Plans to Keep 1,290,00 ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f. '' NIVRSTY OF MICHIGAHE hd every morning except Monday the tuiversty year by the Board in of Student Publications. SR OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS associated Press is exclusively entitled ase for republication of all news dis- credited to it or not otherwise credited aper and also the local news pub- d at the postoffce at Ann Arbor, i, as beood class matter. iptions by carrier or mai, $3.50. s: AnsneArbor Press Building. m:...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3... i /' -,( ^. s'ue'"". . r -.,,4 ' 'l.. . , r ,.,,, rzz..- _ - - _ " ; - .,::,_ LINE-UP 1 e YOSTMEN WIN TENTH ViCTORY OVER M A. C (Continued from page one) Alumni Present Hundreds of alumnae of the school were present at the game, and with one accord, they pronounced Coach Yost's 1918 team one of the best that they have ever seen. The Aggies, despite their defeat, put up a strong game. Graves, reputed to be on...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .._ ,.:_r.,...... W BOOKS gAWAY WOMAN"-by Louise . Published by Charles Scrib- Sons, New York. pointment, to say the least, is ression left upon the reader toes had been pitched at the ig for a more pleasing reac- er reading "A Runaway Wo- Louise Dodge's latest novel. nation, which begins abruptly that reason startles one into perusal of the novel when the to lable it "trash" first comes, 1 and in one sense unusual, Susa...…

…'A DOWNDITIONL SPORTS Gauthier Says Isl btaa FARM EXHIBITS OF THE PRODUCTS DRAW CROWDS 'he Armory, was crowded again terdgy on the last day of the Farm- Red Cross fair. With six grang- md six farmers' clubs, all display- their bumper crops for the sea- there was fair rivalry for the e ribbon prizes 'which were do- ed by the business men of Ann Ar- and awarded last night. There i about $3,000, worth of produce at festival which was sold ...…

…i 1 1L.j £V5ll.v£ 11\.W'1J.'t JH1A. I , E SOON ued from Page One) e sent, making it a slow ssemble the data. 00 Yanks Captured er of Americans taken the Germans, little more s strikingly low in view Marsh's announcement "in 'round numbers," of ans have been captured icans. The fact that the mies had been moving tinuously since they en- ttle doubtless accounted 'ence. missing probably will s who have been captur- whose bodies probably e found...…

…THE WEATHER COOL SAND CLOUDY TODAY rbpSir ~Iaitj PRESS CIAO'AM) NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No. 46. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. PRICE THREE CENTS WOLVERNE-AGIE GAE, READY FOR REFEREE WHISTLE BOTH COACHES AGREE CONTEST WILL BE FILLED WITH FIGHT 'THREE CHEER LEADERS TO FURNISH THE PEP Four Bands Will Form Parade With Army and Navy Battalions to Escort Visitors Amid the music made by four mil- :itary bands, the annual...…

…THE MICHIGAN )ATI V SATURDAY, >FFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN iblished every morning except Monday g the universit year by the Board in 1ro ofStudent ?ublications. itBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wc Associated Press is exclusively entitled he use for republication of all news dis- hes credited to it or not otherwise credited his, paper and also the local news pub- d herein., ftered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ligan, as bec...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY pAGE m ,, --, ._..._ , --.Ri Fes, 1... ... -=-t=.. "I'm lroke "-Ag Yesterday morning he tore into 'Narbor" just rolling in glittering filth-and tearing to place his money on THE AGGIES and then- It's a short simple story. Last night, a late but ver-r enthus- iastic student in this school trailed the Farmer backer into a corner and chirped: "Here's thirty dollars cry- ing for you; where's your money?" Perhaps he'd heard ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, IPPED; sued several days ago. There are still * * * *\ * * * * * * * * * LP UNIFORMS DISTRIBUTED a few odds and ends which must be distributed or sent back to Great e naval uniforms have arrived Lakes, but these will not be issued for e been issued to the men. They some time as the headquarters must stributed as they arrived here first hear from the other naval units e Great Lakes Naval Training in this s...…

…M. A. .MICHIGAN FOOTBALL EXTRA L~ UkA4W fiatt M. A. C.--MICHIGAN FOOTBALL EXTRA VOL. XXIX. M. A. C. FOOTBALL EXTRA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. PRICE FIVE CENTS I U - m - - - m - - w m - ~ ~ - - w - - STORM OF CHEERS GREET VICTORIUS ELEVEN, AT CLOSE THOUSANDS WATCH WOLVERINES AND AGGIES THROUGH FRAY THIRTEENTH ANNUAL AFFAIR, GOOD GAME From Kick Off to Finish the Contest Proves Fight as Expected by Both Coaches B...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDA'Y', NOVEMBER 23, 1918. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918. .__ -----7- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this...…