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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEST At Madison, Ohio State vs. Madison. At Evanston, Michigan Aggies vs. Northwestern. At Lincoln, Missouri vs. Nebraska. At Iowa City, South Dakta VS. Iowa. At Ames, Kansas Aggies vs. Ames. At Sioux City, Notre Dame vs. Morningside.° At Indianapolis, Wabash vs. De Pauw. At Oberlin, Western Reserve vs. Oberlin. At Georgetown, Transylvania vs. Georgetown. EAST At Hamilton, Colgate vs. Connecti- cut Aggies. At Carlisle, Dick...…

… :_ --Arcade1 orders now ror : turday game and k the freshest and order is left be- y night. 7 p..-Adv. ': ral Patronize Our Advertisers.-Ady. x I s *, * * * * * * * * T * RS * , AT THE THEATERS _* * #* *' SUSPECTED GR NS TO BE01ROUNDED UP BY U. TODAY GOVERN MEINT'S PATIENCE EX-1 Garrick, Detroit - San Carlo * Grand Opera Company; matinee, "La Traviata." Evening, "Il Tro- vatore." Army Stores MenI * * C * * * * * Whitney-"W...…

…N DAILY i AJ.A 'ERCOAT nothing more to you than a garment you put on to keep EXPERIENCES BRO1AD NEW TO MICHIGAN MAN CERTAIN TRAITS OF FRENCH DESCRIBED IN LETTER FROM GRADUATE warm- 't waste time at our store. haven't any such "animal." if the word "overcoat" brings to your mind a picture of m, smart, easy-fitting, comfortable outer garment that a leman wears when he leaves his home- show you our STEIN-BLOCH and MICHAELS-STERN is at Tw...…

…THE T 1CHIGAN DAILY " ' Valk-Over Our vahier Women * [1 a r ' r 1 ', t I 3oot of unusual value, et distinctive style. In k brown and dark tan ssia calf, with the new r military heel. sizes: Triple A to D alk-Over Boot Shop koffdtetter, Prop. 115 S. Main Street j I Students of the University of Michigan Are invited to inspect our splendidly complete line of handsome all Suits and Overcoats Smart, Clever Models - Pinch Back, Sack ...…

…Av V AWi4t 4tgan ijatt WWEuEWI FOOT - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1917 SCORE BY QUARTERS CORNELL MICHIGAN Ist 0 7 2nd: 0 21 3rd 0 7 4th Final 0 0 7 42 Eisendt goes in for Harris, as right end, for Cornell. Culver kicked off to Eisendt on the left, on the 35-yard line. The Cornellian was stopped on his own 35-yard line. Cross was thrown for a five-yard loss. Hoffman kicked to Weston, who kicked the ball on the Wolve...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, DIGTS ROSY FUTURE FOR 1918 WOLVERINES An economy club has been ized at DePauw university to fundis for the Sammies in P The payment of 10 cents admits dent to membership. EIGHT STARS ON EI1EVEN TO NEXT Y giant fullba Froemke, I all be on df Yost and t Lot I crowd newcol IFlet( Left half. ,n's aggregation stands out inately. Yost says that indi- they are better than last quad, and this is generally ac- iged by those ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY *** aca Gai Wat { ', but these d the yel- has seem- )t be increased for some stand will not admit the a larger One. (NESS ON DEFEN5 HATE OF MIUH RRY BE: en, the score, b / ce in the line has proved indicap to Pennsylvania's .owerful eleven thus far a the early season games teams as Pittsburg and h defeated the Penn elev- iern team piling up a 47-0 he losses pointed out the n the lineup. Profiting by h Folwell has ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA' .. ES NOT SEND SOTHER YEARS. ESTIMATED AT the number of the game was mark, although om Detroit and Cornell Has Won .Iost of *Games Relations Opened in 1889 and Reds Have Taken 10 of 12 Contests Played (Courtesy Athletic Program) Cornell has played Michigan 12 games from 1889 to 1917, and has suc- ceeded in piling up 348 points to the Maize and Blue's 104 points. The Michigan teamn has only won two games of the entir...…

… THE WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER TODAY 3kvA6 Iaitg ASSO( DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE XVIII. No. 36. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1917. PRICE THRI ostmen Whip Ithacans By 42-0 Sc DECSIV BTTLE NOW I MM I NENT I N ITALIANSECTOR BRITISH FORCES WIN ANOTHER VICTORY ON WESTERN FRONT PETROGRAD FURNISHES NO NEW INFORMATION English Troops in Palestine Pursue Fleeing Turks; Inflict Heavy Casualties (By Association Press) With the oppo...…

…vely enti all news rwise cre local n he University of morning except ity year. at .Ana Arbor as s Building. Sub- ; ?tudents'Sup- es: Business, 96o; exceed 3oo words ents will be pub- discretion of the n the Ann Arbor e box in the west brary. where the .30 o'clock each: ..... Harry M. Carey .......C. S. Clark, Jr. ..James Schermerhorn, Jr. ....Bruce A. Swaney ..Bruce Millar ....Philip C. Pack .Mildred C. Mighell .....Margaret H. Cooley .Al b ...…

…ball tc no g£ made ful ' Private lesson. C wa ball U. S. Army the to pla ter On 'ent over the goal im was given the rd line. Cornell through center. d. Carry failed to ad to the Wolv'er- mix-up, Froemke If. Wes- ;h right in. Wie- sh made Cruse replaced Froemke at left half. Weston skirted left end for 40-yards and placed the ball on Cornell's 10- yard line. A. B. Trowbridge replaced Ackernecht at left tackle. Cruso made four yards...…

…in Do 0 * * * * Al- 15 BUT p9, Mabel used to be an ordinary cir- us camel, but now she is the mascot f 12 American officers ini France, and er name is "Camelflage." Recruiting for the regular army has one up with a jump, now the troops ave seen the flrstreal fighting since Charles E~. Hughes, once justice of he supreme court, endorses imme- liate registration and military train- nig of men between the ages of 19 nd 20 years. Dan A Ten:...…

…kMY SHIRTS Special Values HUNS SPEIN MILLIONS. TO PREICE SWISS ACQUIRE NUMBER OF PAPERS FOR USE OF PRO-A PAGANDA Berne, Nov. 19.-Probably at no time since the war began has German pro- paganda been more aggressively ac- tive in Switzerland than at present. Those who are following the German STORY OF SEEADLER s RAID TOLD BY CAPTAIN Calkins Drug 324 Company 113-. OFFICER OF DESCRIBES SCHOONERR SLADE CAPTURE C. Football Pictures AT Washi...…

…of Good Things At this time o fthe year, with other Good Things in abund- e, how about YOUR CLOTHES? Why don't you get ready for the holidays? An all-wool or overcoat, individually cut and hand-tailored to your vidual measure, will be both sensible and seasonable and give you something GOOD for the HOLIDAYS. Order now while our showing is complete, and have that or overcoat in time for THANKSGIVING. DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE I. K. Malcolm 604 E....…

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…ont. it to himself s of his class- ie it clear to to be elected. elieve in hime ,y too, should id to be electioneering Host petty of offices. outside; it is so at better way is to state, ,frankly, if you are a desire to be elected, tfor the job for what- Ohio may have remained wet, but I they're going to have a recount any- way.I Should it be on to Pennsy, or onto Pennsy?P Independent Girls' Club MolJds M~eetng Owing to a misunderstanding,...…

…LI Miss Butler's appointmen For ave Lin to be iron- ig to have ee after- Philadel- nage every Abe.-. Cohn Abe Cohn is one of the Varsity play- 's who has been pursued by the jinx ss, who of weeks n to use ack, and 1 to give show- s. I tur- st sent some e scrimmage sicking, pass- chigan men- al polish for to have the for the con- erines leave Thursday af- r Wayne, Pennsylvania, will stay Friday night, t Friday afternoon in this y ...…

…U 90li0L THE THE TODAY xpert, Will Give trated War Talk Build- S- i I* BURTON BROWNE SAYS WASTE NOT KNOWN TO EXPERT SERVICE * Harry Lauder at the Garrick. q. .. . u if. Victor Horte, noted archi- will deliver his famous illus- I lecture, "The Germans and Bel- in France,"this afternoon at 4:15 k, in Alumni Memorial hall. >fessor Horta is an architect of national repute, due to the prom- part he has taken in the devel- nt of modern arch...…

…uch in praise of . and its work rhaps I can best good that it is of the field it is of the incidents Work that have inent among these newspapers is 'T Michigan Daily. There is nothing camp so refreshing as the chance get a copy of one's home paper and back in a comfortable chair with fE propped up before the fire. And last, but not least of the thin which one notices at once on entE ing the building is the busy couni where there is always a l...…

…Mr h camp life at the :o, Va. Edison is 3 Mrs. Charles H. Road, near Grand .e of the men who last spring to fol- Edison enlisted as a naval hos- pital corpsman and has been in training at Great Lakes, Ill- inois, since May 8. He was transferred recently to the Virginia post. The letter is as follows: "We are located about 94 miles from Richmond and about 31 miles from Washington on the banks of the grand old Potomac. We are a consid- erable ...…

… ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, .Y, NOVEMBER 14, EET TO OPEN meiin nniiir A lIentoivn Iloys to Varsity at PennA w arm To- rui u un Banquet at Lane Hall Begins paign 'n Campus for $2,,000 the Aid Prisoners of War IVL Cam- to Editor, The Michigan Daily: Congratulations to team and coach. We are happ Michigan men will go to Philadelphia Saturday for gan companies team, will march in. Pardee on field furn section to beat Pennsy. Must have band. Get b...…

…all right.' amenI r I; CRITICISES AUTHORITIES SAYS THAT USE OF AUDITORIUM SHOULD HAVE BEEN EXTENDED TO DR. CONWELL Editor, Michigan Daily: After listening to Dr. Conwell's splendid lecture at the Methodist church on Sunday night, it seems un- warrantable that it should have been made impossible for every student and young man and woman in town to hear him. Also after his rather touching reference to his former pleasure in speaking in the "g...…

…6* ':. IU blot BATTLE x* I* CHEER S, THEY DE. IT * * $4.50 & Co. MAIN STREET Arcade Barber Shop NICKELS ARCADE MODERN & SANITARY Sport Dope Makes Pennsy Game Supreme Chance for National Recognition HOPEFUL OF RESULT, COACHES ARE FAR FROM OPTIMISTIC Yost Holds Post Mortem on Dart- mouth Clash and Points To Penn's 17 First Downs Though far from optimistic over th' chances of Michigan in the Penn game Saturday, the Wolverine player...…

…W1IHA *- SI- I * TODAY " a Harry Lauder at the Garrick. Whitney-Kinsey Komedy Kom- pany in "Little Lost Sister." Majestic-Vaudeville. s :, *- s -Win. Russell in Truth." Also Week- 1* Mason in "Cy Also "Do Child- )ni Moreno and * "A Son of the * tt and Jeff Car- * * Surratt in "The* * " VHITNEY' ner Kids," herald- toon musical corn- TODAY 4:15 o'clock-Victor Horta lectures in room A, Memorial hall on "Cathe- drals and Public Build...…

…hI 1. . i . I" Y SUI I Ot1A it li +l A JIE WEATHER SIGHT CHANGE IN TEMPE~RATURE I Avr6 &titj ASSOCIATEE PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WF SERVICE XXVIII. No. 39. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1917. PRICE THREE TEUTONS CHECKED IN DRIVE ACROSS S PIA1E BYITA LIANS AUSTRO-GERMAN TROOPS FORCE ]DEFENDERS BACK IN TWO SECTORS RUSSIAN SITUATION REMAINS OBSCURE No Advices Have Been Forthcoming on Struggle From Provision- al Govern...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E4 Eat] TED PRESS I by this standard. How many of us #l 4 sociated Press is exclusively entitlea e for republication of all news dis- edited to it or not otherwise credit- is paper and also the local news herein. newsp er at the University of Published every morning except luring the university year. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as ins matter. Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- by carrier, $.So; b mail, $ .oo. stations: ...…

…11 I LtIAV FOR PENN wenty Men With Yost, Tuthill, Wat- son, and Douglass Depart For Penn This Afternoon )HN TO PLAY LEFT HALF IN' PLACE OF INJURED SPARKS eteran Back Fails To Recover From Old Wound Received In Early Game Michigan's Varsity squad, 20 strong, aves this afternoon for Philadelphia hook up in battle with Penn's 'ome-back" team. The Wolverines expect to win. They el that they will take Penn into mp as they have Nebraska, M. A. C....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURS anks The Daily ir Co-operation rleanor Wilson McAdoo Writes Lppreciation of Assistance In Campaign. reciation of aid in the recent y Loan campaign is expressed ote received by The Daily yes- from Mrs. William G. McAdoo,' eanor Wilson, wife of the sec- of Treasury and chairman of >men's Liberty Loan committee. letter is as follows: ,sury Department, Washington, Nov. 10, 1917. behalf of the Women's Liberty committee I ...…

…1 DAILY E . .,.., f OVERCOAT' SHEEPSKIN Big Assortment Just Received. COA nothing more to you than a garment you put on to keep A warm- don't waste time at our store. Ve haven't any such "animal." POPULAR PRICED AT TOM CORBETT The Young Den's Sb 01p r But if the word "overcoat" brings to your mind a picture of a trim, smart, easy-fitting, comfortable outer garment that a gentleman wears when he leaves his home- us show you our...…

… 1 .1 L.J 1V1VjL..£i '..3ttllV LHrIL.I Walk-Over PRF. HOBBS CHARGES TREASON IN FACULTY Our 3Cavalier" Women - . . -- . = ; o - " = =/_ k.. I Z~e y I C > a+1- / ' r - ACCUSES GERMAN TEACHERS TEACHING SEDITION TO STUDENTS ot of unusual value, distinctive style. In brown and dark tan Ia calf, with the new military heel. izes: Triple A to D OF ilk-Over Boot Sho}p ffstetter, Prop. 115 S. Main Street 'S , t I Students of the University o...…

…FAI A ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1917. ENCEAU WILL M NEW CABINET I WAR BOARD URGES CUT IN FREIGHTING Daily to Announce Of Penn Game ituted Campaign dn Propa- 11 Paris, Nov. 15.-Former Premier Clemenceau has agreed to form a new cabinet. It was Clemenceau, for many years one of the most forceful figures in French public life, who instituted the campaign against German propaganda in France and it was largely on that issue...…

…iacquunt ut there is should be 'It 1" that gets) a success out re the student . and gain that will mount the TO THOSE WHO FEEL POOR I write as your brother.k We are a large family. This world-war made in Ger- many, against which we are fight-" ing, has sent our incomes down and our expenses up.' The pinch hurts, but it is not going to kill us. We still have enough and some-° thing to spare. Though we feel poor, don't let' us be impoverished...…

… "i1 be up ried tneir The o put even will. UI UA 1UR P N ENLEVE N BOB FOLWELL SE'%DS BACIkIEN THROUGH LONG* DRILL TO DEVELOP SPEED Philadelphia, Pa., Nov..'15.-Behind barred gates Coach Bob Folwell sent his gridders through a fast secret practice. With Coaches Wharton, Scarlet and Levine to help him, Fol- well gave each man on the squad individual pointers in his weaknesses and noticeable improvement was seen in the following shadow scrimm...…

…Washington, Nov. 15.-AU men who study of the situation had disclosed up the first millia iasify in the officers' training camps that it would be unnecessary to place additional officers 11 be given commissions and practi- any considerable number of the camp that time ands off ily all of them will be assigned im- graduates on the inactive list. that it would lie b I AT -ATERS , at the Garrick. dy Kom- Orange " r 6- Bennett in the * Also...…

…11 111 I ES GIRLS II TO KNIT 5s I T IU E L.11 EI 11Til STRICTER PROTECTI AT .50 &C o. MAIN STREET GOVERNMENT EQUIPMENT NOT ADEQUATE PROTECTION SAYS RED CROSS "I wish to urge all girls to go on with their knitting until they have an offijcially signed statement telling them to stop," said Dean Myra B. Jor- dan in an interview yesterday after- noon. "The National Red Cross, in asking for 750 sets of knitted garments to be sent over the s...…

…Harold Humphreys, '16, of French Ambulance Corps Returns with War Tales d ELER NRCA DE Harold Humphreys, '16, who has re- cently returned from six months' ser- vice in France with the French am- bulance corps, has been in Ann Arbor. for the past few days, and has told son e of his experiences on the French front. Left with Princeton Unit Mr. Humphreys left last spring wvith the Princeton ambulance unit, and, upon his arrival in France, was ...…

…44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1917. NT GONVENE THLY MEETING J. VINCENT VOLUNTEERS TO FRANCE AS ASSIST- ANT OF UNION f TRANSACTS BUSINESS ONLY of Absence Granted; ses Authorized; Degrees Conferred Pur- I That Varren J. Vincent, graduate of ersity, has volunteered to go :e, paying his own expenses, to assist Prof. Charles B member of the executive com- the American University Un- ad, was announced yesterday n at the meet...…

…do epedy this con- is wrong for a 11 the work on one of us take to be done, and naturally good abits which will ceeding later in I w o4W IH I Board of directors of the Womens league will meet at 9 o'clock this morning at Barbour gymnasium. Women's athletic association will give the second annual all-camp, mixer at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at Barbour gymnaium. A cross-country hike wil -tart at 9:30 o'clock this morning from iar- bour gymna...…

…IOTRE DAME BATTLES ALL-FRESH TODAY I ---- 160 Berry f. b. EAST Pa., University Philadelphia, of; wck 161 Light r. h. 173 Strauss Lh. COACH MITCHELL PREDICTS BATTLE, BUT IS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY A 149 Bell q.' AdvantageI 170 Miller r. e. 1. e. Goetz 184 179 Thomas r. t. 1. t. Goodsell 199 184 Dieter r. g. 1. g. Culver 191 162 Wray C. 160 Cleary 1. g. r. g. Fortune 189' 168 Maynard 1. t. 180 VanCinckle 1. e. C. Lambert 160 r....…

…I! .LI I Liberty Airplane EnginesI Out; Tests Now Being Changes Few e Sent fe; o see Ole sing NEGROES LEAVE FOR CAMP UP- TON; GYMNAStUM PLANS READY sia Has "Feeding Points" rad, Nov. 1.-To put into ef- system of providing food for hildren of P'etrograd, the goov- has set aside 78,000 robles for eeding point" already estab- ere. Requests for the ar pro- of 1,900,000 robles for the es- ent of additional "feeding have been received by the ...…

…WAR MEASURE, TO CORPORAL PHEL GER USE OF WHITE LAFAYETTE AL COINAGE BAGS Nov. 16.-Great Brit- Corporal Phelps t ilted States have enter- this city, now an av eement, as a war meas- ette escadrille, rec a larger use of silver German airplane or two governments will according to a Frer n regular monthly in- received here. Cor Ilion to the amount of traveling in comp ),000 ounces, during the American aviator, year. Inasmuch as sil- Turnure of New...…

…Led the emo :er a B. Hutchirnl3, Seer pith, Treat urer Ro ad Dean . ohni R. E 9 in~r:{o tand v, 16,, prop, changing th..e am. I …

…l) YU. DUTY YET BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE I 11. THE WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER r Sic ip til ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIR SERVICE I TODAY 1...r... .. I VOL. XVIII. No. 42. ANN ARBOR, MICHIq N, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1917. PRICE THREE C -R t _" WEDNESDAY NIGHT SET AS LIMIT TO ABTIN MICHIGAN'S $25-000 QUOTA FOR FREDHPWAR FUND LATE REPORTS LAST NIGHT BRING SUBSCRIPTIONS TO $17,235 UNIVERSITY WOMEN $100 AHEAD OF MEN Plans for Drive...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY y p4 4,f4 there will be eatless days for many1 Sl i U I Michigan students for several weeks. EMBER ASSOCIATED PRES --- Associated Press is exclusively entitle8 Show the team that we are still be- use for republication of all news dis hind them by being down to the depot] credited to it or not otherwise credit- today to meet them. this- paper and also the local news ed herein. al newspaper at the University of In . Published...…

…1917. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ISA DROPS CAME RED AND BLUE TA I (Continued from Page One) 1 the better and the margin she held in ability, augmented by the wonderful Chowing of Berry and the breaks in thy. lick, accounted for the victory. Berry, Bell, Wray, and Light were tie individual stars for Penn while Cohn, Hanish, Goodsell, and Lambert showed u the best for the Wolverines. Detailed account of the battle: First Quarter Lambert acting cap...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOv ARCADE Ml- ,,: -Fran7Cis X. Bushman and Bev- ,': a~n in ''Their Compact." 'I'll.o-.Aia Stewart in "Th'e Message _h lw "u)"se,"awll Billy Nest Corn- r'v. "Cupid's Rival." --2T-u --22-Geraldine Farrar in "Joan the Woman" (ii Parts). (Show~s at 3 :oo, 6 :3o, 8:45.) 25c. [ri2 Clar tiKimball Young in "Magda" and Christie Comedy. Saty .iiYae Williams and Corinne Criffith in "The Lov2 Doctor," and Cwrmedy, "Plagues a...…

…7. 1EL MICHIGAN DAILY ti 1 r ARMY SHIRTSI I Special Values AT $3.00 and $4.50 -- -0 Wadhams & Co. STATE STREET MAIN STREET A. F. MARQUARDT Campus Tailor 516 E. Williams R. I C E'S ANN ARBOR'S BEST SHOE SHOP Finest work on Neolin Soles and Rubber Heels in the city Always clean and up-to-date 329 SOUTH MAIN STREET Opposite Opheum Theatre WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Phone 2428 r r A HAND BUILT PRODUCT OF PRIDE CUR'TIS TIRE...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN Help the Boys Keep Their Grin and Grit Do your Bit for the Army ."Y" Contributed by Malcolm the Tailor PROFESSORS TO START THIRD LOAN AM GN WILL TOUR STATE IN ADVANCE DRIVE FOR NEXT ISSUE OF LIBERTY LOAN BONDS Professors W. A. Frayer, W. H. Hobbs, J. W. Scholl, E. R. Turner, and C. H. Van Tyne will give addresses in towns throughout the state from now until the time of the next issue of Liberty Loan bonds. These lect...…

…p43rt at J ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1917. * .* * * * * * * * * * NATION'S FUND FOR "Y" ARMY WORK RAISED * BAND PROMISES STRONG PROGRAM Y co of fa GE th New York, Nov. 19.--The war nd of $35,000,000 with which the M. C. A. will provide care and mfart for soldiers and sailors fthe allies has been raised. This ct was announced tonight by eorge W. Perkins, chairman of e finance committee of the war * * * * * * * * wo...…

…«i month, on his individual account, is -- $1.50, As the banks' profits come through the loaning of money, the stu- credit dent business is seldom profitable and news is usually a nuisance. .ty of If we were to offer two pieces of ad- except vice in regard to checking accounts they would be as follows: bor as When you find it necessary to writ Sub- a check against your account, avoid > writing it for odd cents; this will sav- , 960; the telle...…