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….Y, JANUARY 6, 1912. JCATORS OFFER RADICAL CHANGES' i School Principles U rance Requirements Be Broadened INCREASE OPTIONAL WORK, I simpl cned In compliance with the request of a could that .comimttee of the literary department upon which select. hich is investigating the matter of o jB :langing the university entrance re- uirem.ents, many responses are being e eceived from high school principals di nd superintendents stating their w ....…

…THE fIA-ti iAN DAILY oficial Newspaper at the University of !ieligan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the scfiool year. ntered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- LAY xsive Styles bor, Michigan, uinder Act gress of March 3, 18793. of' Con- Street )r Rend I T I N G !e Street s an'd'Calendars I Hockey MANAING \EDITOR. lWalter K. Towers, BUSINESS MANAGER Albert It. 'iflie'; Editors. News Editor........Harry Z. P6o2 Assistant...…

…progressedI n through ( UNIVERSITY CALENDIIAR rior, of the discovered. taS lF E) ll. * 1L4ST LOSTS LOST IN~ OF IS CHILDH A, Apertlain bewhilkerei I 4' MIDST IfOOD HULNTS ed instructor in 3.ANI 14 I nent responded to Sze was under con- A peculiar fea- that the interior ined with a triple rich failed to pre- ;ailing a headway. s used to cornplete the Union ci fic Railroad. We do not Dw the value of the Gold Spike d for this purpose, but ...…

…I I I -11 ULI iii OPERA New w1h attrac- Lise of is so full of the and the artistic position by itself asing attractions. mention are the world of p of special The feature song and dance, "Skele- tons in the Closet," is one of the most pleasing things ever viewed. The manager of the theater wishes to announce that all mail orders ac- companied by a check or money order will be promptly taken care of. WEEKS manager ous class n in the m...…

… C Michigan A Reliable Direcl Reliable Bi ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1912. i TOWARDS AMOND JUBILEE enting Regents, y and Union ut Today. NOYER TO ASSIST ON "TUTTE.a(1 OVER 00 SECURE POSITIONS. ingineering Profess.or, One of Twenty App0ointment Committee Places More Experts, Chosen for Work. Applicants Than Ever Before. Professor J. A. Moyer of the engl- During the past calendar year, the neering department has been selected...…

…i -I ..Frank Pennell ,r........ Karl Matthews -ama . ... Earl V. Moore News Harold G. M(i;Gee, .....Emmnett Taylor iltorlals. lmau Walle W. Mlerriti Maurice ;Ayer:; ard G. Kemp. Iglt Edltormi n1o Macki Ryan Dn Robert Gillett r C. Harold Iippler Reporters. Oscar Beckman r William Daugherty a ~ Fred D. Foullk dge H. Beach Carpenter ater, James D'Evelin .n Leonard M. Rieser ;baum J. V. Sweeney NESS S'TAFF. Lgr. ..Joseph Fouchar(d gr ... Elmer P....…

…- - CLASSIFikID AJh. QIVU3SITY CALENDAR WVANTEI) Wanted-Second growth Hickory butts :1.-Tryouts for Deu tscher Ver- suitable for Automobile spokes. For play 4. to 5 p. in., room 203 U. H. further information caul on or write. i.-senior Lit class dinner at the N. 0. Morrey, Mgr, Timber Depart-1 on 5:30 p. mn. Iment, Hayes Wheel Co., Jackson, ; . ~ rl.,+Tir~ran___l If~tnn Michigan. 49 to 731 £iaginer class dance. inations for removal of n. 5.-...…

… MUSIC AND F DRAMA I "Doctor De Lime." ' IAn express train to Happyland,. a blending of pretty girls and tuneful music, a bunch of laughter tinged with just a touch of sentiment, a scin- tilating succession of surprises, that is what "Doctor De Luxe" which is coming to the ':vew Whitney Theater Saturday, January 13, matinee and night is composed of. You won't only laugh at what Ralph Herz is doing or saying, you will laugh - at what he is go...…

…/ I 1 g T' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANTHURSDAY, JANUAR WOOD O AEEILSON FACULTY Colee T. {y (~ eai fic-higan's foot- Democrgtic Candidate for Prs-5 .at athletic con- idential Nomination Saied nade clean and to Come Jan, 190 ikering or leg- elieves those in 3AY MAE A DRiIESS IN M)RNiN r, ns are the ones ndard of athet- telegram from Governor Woodrow . e Wilson of New Jersey stating that he not so uchai a would be in Ann Arbor on January 19 regu...…

…N DAILY tho University every morning; except Mon-, oughout the scjhool year. . the Post Office at Anil Ar- ;higan, under Act of Con- Mfarch. 3, 1879. bNAlNC EITOR. Falter K. 'Towe~rs. SELNESS 1WINAOER Albert It. IDilley Editorsi.y fron~the present semester, Those of us whv~o are senior, remember that in this year w leave the campus and face the trials andi troubles that await without. To the senior therefore wve again wish happiness and succ...…

… USIC AAA r JA DRIA l COL ~SIMEI) ADS. 11 .AN'i I.1 Dr.' etrde Lx.,Wantled-Second lgrowth hickory bttS w'ill be the attraction at suitable for Automobile spokes. For itney theater Saturday, further information cadl on or write atinee and ni-ht, in tho W. C. Alorrey, Mgr., Timber Depart- H4auerbach latest musical ment, H-Iaye~s Wheel Co., Jackison: tor De Luxe." These Mlichigan1. 4a to 73 rs have given theatergo- o-''' ,- turnt jes. Hle...…

…;MIC~il&GAN I iLY T__ __ _ _COMEDYtCLUJB STARTS WRKGu OF LU L ma ________ ON PRO DUCTION O1 NEW PLAY (U AS y f the swell-dressed Re ersl f e asr e Fn s NO HOLIDAY REST i211 d e y R ehA rll of "tor he a gistE r fet"40nd madeby U. ~ inues. - tou to wear, le t US- Arrows of Dfiinutive Archer Pierce New Yorx's latest Earnest' work is the by-word with Man~y Cmpus Hlearts Dring members of the Comedy club who be- Yuetie Vacation. gan last night th...…

…I1I iChigan 1 I of ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1911. i XMAS SPIRIT FILLS THE AIR "Progressive. Approach of the Day of Days Creates a Pleasant Sensation in the Minds iication" Hearts of Everyone. COMEDY CLUB'S SELECTION OF A PLAY IS MOST FORTUNATE. and !Cast Will Have Much Work to do, How- ever, Before the Production is In Shape. nsive outline of "The - Ann Arbor is lively-far more lively by Mr. F. G. Tompkins, than a...…

…nuversitj pt 1on~- year, . Ann Ar- of Con- 'ost Office at. under Act 3, 1879. 'owtrs. UNG~ER [)Iley1 "(Good Cheerf."s It is a fine old customi which has made popular the cheery- call of "Mler- ry Christm-as and Happy New Year."To [yoi wve repeat the greeting, and hear- I thiy ester~ our best wishes for holiday happiness. We tirust that the spirit of the season will be returned by the new ~ya.It brings inew opportunity, new purpose, 1new,-de...…

…#1 A Y CALENDAR ig, Christmas recess '. FOR JIETNT. Christmas recess Jan. 4-11.-Deutscher Verein tryouts, 4 to 5 p. m., room 203 U. Hall. SENIOR DENTAL SOCIETY PLANS TO ISSUE JOURNAL. At the last meeting of the Senior Dental Society, it was decided to thor- oughly investigate concerning the pub- lication-of a local Dental Journal. The matter was brought up because of -the interest manifested by the students of the department in regard t...…

…H E M I GM 1GOA N b AtI S.I the big white shoe hate OUTLOOK FOR TRACK TFE. M1 IS I3~ES'T IEVERI. (Continuedl from Page I.) .many one of the greatest weight nmen ever at Mlichigan. In the pole vault are Bartoni and Davey, both credited with z11 feet in- doors, and better than this in the open. In the broad jump AWaring made 22:2 in the Syracuse meet~ and 22:3 won tlhc intercollegiate event last ye'ar. Sar- *gent, wvh6 is said to be a find, ...…

…1 C gan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1911. ... 1 LTM AT "RAMESES" I AI TO APPEAR IN I)ETROlT. L 4 f fU VING'S DAUMGTERS PREPARE TO CHEER CHILD PATUI Will Petition Senate Council to Allowi Show to Make Trip--Matter A III. ij. f12to be Decided in Vacation. A petition signed by the most prom- inent members of the Detroit Alumni' he Students' Association asking that "The Awak- ened Rameses" be taken to the City ates of the...…

…i'ersity except lMon- wool Year.. ,e at Ann Ar- Act of Con- 'Out Offie under 3, 1879. + R 19 , 1911. Ec o g Student's Di- ess our symn- sted- in their of what a di- tlevoted them- vice- which this valuable little v rk .performns. If it is possible, and we are y-et to be convinced that it is impossible, the directory should be ready to serve the student body some time during -November. In a book of permanent character, where there is ample ...…

…CLASSIFI *I n Garland, on 1, 8:15 . 1s. in, Christmas S. L. A. recess recess Christmas' an. 4-11.-Deutscher Verein tryouts, 4 to 5 p. m., room 203 U. Hall. Buy the story of "The Awakened Ra- eses" and other photographs of the aale of Lyndon, photographer. 62 tf Awakened Rameses Souvenir Scores id Sheet Music for sale at Schaeber- & Son's, 110 S. Main St. 63 tf Finest equipped Billiard Parlor in Ie city, 118 and 120 East Liberty St. veryth...…

…Cr LAST C I t BY V, M. C. .A. 0; Block a4des (Contivztud from Page t.) tinme and not 'a little money in travel- 8 ling from the Atlantic to the Pacific for the purpose oforganizing, alumni cor- mittees in siteen large cities. TheK P committees havcx for ther prime pur-'I pose the meeting of recent Michigan t graduates ina their city, .and inucing is them if possible to gie some of their0 time free of charge to the relgions,' social and civ...…

…iigan ID GAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1911. A |ARTISTS FOR' MAY COL FESTIVAL NAMED C DUE TO ALL;I higan Union opcr1i. last night when Ra- love and longing for auties of 4,000 years nal potioh of Isis and rgeous mummy case. on a scene of riotous ; and the finale was and again by the en- ce. numbers which have re again much in evi- given encore upon en- ned effect, scenically Alma Gluck, Gerville-Reache, and Thomas Orchestra Will take Part SE...…

…,.e T c t.a U I, vI[ -11) 1 T1 . DAI LY Unliversity I- AI I :e1 Published every morning except Mon01- .day throughout the school year. ntered at the iPost Offiee at Ann Ar- bor, Mlichigan, tunder Act of Con- gress of arIch 3 187i9. MIANA#GIiNtGEFITI. Walter R~. Toys-rs. BUISIM"'SS \MAX1<GLR Albert IR. Diley S S U N D A Y L, D E C f 1E R 1 7 , 1 9 1 1 . Night Editor--II. BeIch C.'rpenater. e~ ill to " ian t Roller Tlowels if -They are tF...…

…Union Offers Special Sunday NIenu. The following dinner will be served at the Union today from 1 to 3 and from 6 to 8: y .CLASSIFIED ADS. *k Canape de Fois Gras. Consomme Julienne. Pearl Celery. f ;y Olives.I Broiled Lake Trout, Maitre d'Hotel. Julienne Potatoes. Roast Spring Turkey, Cranberry Sauce. Steak Minute Colbert. Roast Prime Rib Beef, Natural Gravy. R & W Ove r- coats I 1 Potatoes O'Brien au Gratin. Stringed Beans. Candie...…

…I MUS }: IC AND DRAMA 1 Y SELECTION, - I _E I I iedy Club Reconsiders First Choice And Decides to Present "The agsre. ST PLAY WAS TOO DIFICULT. nanimous disapproval of "The oolmistress," the choice of the Com- Club for its annual production, .e to a climax yesterday, when the rd of Dramatic organizations was tined, on behalf of the club, for a uge of play. The petition was a-I ted and .a grant was given for the sentation of "The Magist...…

…TURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1911. DINERS LITTLE DISTURBED BY FIREMAN'S WARNING. NATURE I "Your house is on fire," announceda a fierce visaged fireman, who entered the dining room of1 the Lexicon club at 621 South State street during the din- ner hour last night. "Is it?", cheerfully inquired one of the members. "Well, boys, let's go out and look at it." And the club adjourn-. ed to the street where they watched the department extinguish a slight ...…

…TE ~ lMICHIGAN DAI. 2,. Street ISP LAY of Exclusive Styles nd Trousers. So. State Street NT TAILORS ewri tcrs SAle Or Re'nt FEWNITINGre j . MORRILL ).State Street STMASI S Harrison Fisher, American Belles Phillips, Gallery of Girls Harrison Fisher, Fair Americans Harrison~ Fisher, Calendar Private Christmas Cards MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT LOWEST CLUB RATES Sheehan's STUDENT'S BOOKSTORE le are the original makers of niglish clothes. None ...…

… LI J A.LW LI ;8S id send t direct E Grinnell Bros. have a very large stock of Mandolins, Guitars and small music boxes from $2.00 up; just the thing for a Christmas gift. Call at their warerooms, 120 and 122 Liberty street for anything in the line of music at lowest prices. 62 tf W. J. SIMONSON, Mgr. NOTICE! To Automobile and Motor Cycle Own- ers:-The 1912 automobile and license number plates are now being issued. All owners should make ...…

…I) iat to (Continued from page 1.) cording to Dean Vaughan, is no reflec- tion on the present management. The regents appointed Dr. Lillian Welch, of Baltimore, to give a series of three lectures before university women. The lectures will deal with physical training and sex hygiene, and will be given on three successive days. Professors Get Lem-es of Absence. Prof. C. 0. Davis, of the department of education, was granted a leave of absence t...…

…1 'V11C Irgan Dat Y .ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1911. I YMCIA.OFFIIAL Y.M.C.A.OFFICIALS TO BREAK SILENCE PRESIDENTS PLAN TO WORK TOGETHER "IN THE LAND OF HARMONY" NEW ARRIVALS GET BUMPED. They Can't Always Believe Their Eyes, And Complications Result Behind the Scenes. Ti Attitude Towards Union And City Pastors Will Be Declaredj PASTORS PROBABLY COMPROMISE IThe long continued silence that thej Y. M. C. A. has maintai...…

…a L m. mu -r kct' of Con- 'OR. rs. MTUSICLINS DEPART ON 4 WESTERN TRIP TODAY. (Continued from page 1.) pr ram, which is the one that will be used on the trip to Los Angeles: Part I. 1. Michigan Union Medley.' a. Michigan Goodbye. b. Pipe Song. c. When Night Falls Dear. (Solo-I Reed.) d. Phantom Dance. e. College Days. f. Duet -Carissima. (Butterfield and Porter.) g. The Bum Army. Combined Clubs. 2. Pink Lady Waltzes .......Caryll Mandolin Clu...…

…id have proven hard service. Tl ides of superior CLASSIFIED ADS. Advertising matter for this classified column must always be paid for in advance, and may be left at the DAILY office op- posite the Majestic between the hours of 12 noon and 10 p. in., or at Quarry's Drug Store, N. University and State, at any time up to 9:30 p. mn. These Ads bring Results. * *x I: free pipe deal at FOR RENT. 118 and 120 East For Rient-Parlor Suite; steam h...…

… AMITTEES FOR HOP ARE CHOSEN I Chairmen Given Instructions Will Start Work At Once. And e shoe mities REINHART INDEPENDENT'S MAN. Michigan's most representative and elaborate social event of the year, the 1913 Junior hop, is under way. Com- nitteemen from the various fraterni- ties have been chosen, while Dexter Reinhart was elected without opposi- tion to represent the independents by the junior literary class. The, commit- tees have b...…

…1 IGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1911. OF ',',' DEAN SHOWS CRANE'S ERRORS. Beni I by rein 'ACTTLTY TO DIRECT. Speaks to Freshmen on Chicago's Col- lege Critic. Dean Mortimer E. Cooley addressed the freshman engineers yesterday morning at their weekly assembly, on ? R. T. Crane's pamphlet, "The Futility of the Technical Schools." Prof. Cool- ey pointed out the fact that the editor of the pamphlet was a college man and was being paid'a hi...…

… y, THlE 1 t;t11AN DAILY Official Newspaper at the Unlverity, of Michligan. Published every morning except Mon- .day throughout the school year. ntered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. -I [AS 'S Belles. Americans MANAGING EDITOR. Walter Ii. Tow--rs.' BUSINESS 1MANAGER , AlbertI.L Dilley Editors. News Editor ........ Harry Z. Foi2 Assistant ............ Frank PenneJ Athletic Editor....…

… e da pping a box of lates Especially good for Christmas. The Famous Furniture made by the Charles P. Limbert Company, Grand Rapids, too well known in this city to need any further comment. Martin Haller, Sell- ing Agent. 60-62-64 See large ad for free pipe odeal at the Tobacco Shop, 118 and 120 East Liberty St. 59 to 67. "The Palais Royal," 209 E. Liberty, has just received the Latest Russian Toys on the market, also the most nov- el Xmas ...…

…(Continued from page 1.) Police scored even a greater suc- han the Bum Army in last year's "Ypsi Treat," sung by W. A.f .rna and "My Girl at Michigan,"' yrics of which were written by k A. Picard, sung by Maurice Me- n, were probably the hits of the d act. The rendition of both were excellent. hur Cohen handled the part of! ses superbly, and maintained in way the unusual high character acting. The role is well adapted m and he took full advant...…

…Michigan Daily .A L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1911. ELECTS t MEMBERS. al Honor Society abershin For Lo- I Chapter. mega Alpha, the national fraternity, has elected the seniors to membership: Bolender, Sparta. Chadwick, Taunton, Mass., Lewis Grandy, Ocean View, JIMMY DISCUSSES CHORUS GIRLS * * After His Experience Along That Line He Decides He Laeks the Proper Tent. perament and Gives it Up. * * "No more chorus dolls...…

…Mil Cli0 I ALLY I TH E ICHIGAN DAILY has long been demanding recognition from Europe, and our musical journals Official Newspaper at the University like to boast that we are making valu- of Michigan. able contributions to the world's best Published every morning except Mon- music. I-low can we expect the music- .. day throughout the school year. .. al world to take us seriously? How Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- can we expect to do...…

…* * * * * * * * ,berty, ussian st nov- ,ee. 60-63 THAT E BAL * *: CLASSIFIED ADS. Advertising matter for this classified column must always be paid for in advance, and may be left at the DAILY office op. posite the Majestic between the hours of 12 noon and 10 p. m., or at Quarry's Drug Store, N. University and State, at any time up to 9:30 p. m. These Ads bring Results. :r. * k. *1c %k *1 m HOUSE, Liberty St. 50 tf 12tf 1d mandolins, b...…

…T I Will Make Feature Stories From News Bureau Articles For Sun- day Papers.I IiULiLFTIN BOARD TO BE PUT UP. GAN DAILY thoritles on various subjects. Library references and text citations on any subject will be furnished on request. The university bureau is being con- ducted by Prof. J. R, Brumm of the rhetoric department, whose office is in room 102 of West Hall. The office hours are from 2 to 4 p. m. Some progress is being made in es- tab...…

…ichigan Daily I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1911. WE WAITING. to een today-but then a consistent enemy s Directory. A 1911 riginal aim, purpose! ks have passed and and what was once a deep set ideal, ev- before the horizon ublishers. But the stood still, even if MAY BE TRIP TO FIX SCHEDULES Director Bartelme's Jaunt East Is Probably to Arrange Athletic Dates FOUND CAMPUS SUFFRAGE CLUB Western Suffragette's Speech Insp...…

…THE MICHIIGAN DAILY . State Street SPLAY f Exclusive Styles i Trousers. o. State Street TAILORS THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- .. day throughout the school year..., Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1911. Night Editor-L...…

…THS UI IHIGAl DAILY ... . Ce shipping a box of ;olatos will your pack and send order sent direct rDiarmid's in early.- grade r Xmas Ivory, Ebony, etc. Pixo" a 270 new Newberry to have Christmas Service. A Christmas servico will be held at Newberry Hall this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Mrs. C. J. West, one of the faculty ladies, will give a reading of "The Birds' Christmas Carol." There will be some special music by the choir and M...…

…THIE MICHIGOAN DAILY '"" or Overcoat, rown, we ve so >ose from that d. Clothes to New York's your pocket- what's strictly to look. Shirts WOULI) PITT MA TTER UP TO STUT- 1) ENTS. (Continued from page 1.) by the Michigan Union, as it now pro- poses to build. 2. 1 favor the building of a club- house for University of Michigan men by the University Y. M. C. A. as it now proposes to build. 3. 1 favor the building of a club- house for University...…

…1 1ichigan Daily T; ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1911. I s - . jy1. W. C. A. BAZAAR IS OVER; WAS A FINANCIAL S1AVESS,. consequent, in ne would have .1 young," said y in an inter- an composers! shamed. Their dard, and offer or the singer. nericans, and iselves, do not compositions, of the artist his programj urage our na- v to the world -le song writ- The third day of the Y. W. C. A. ba- zaar concludes what has been a no...…

…MICHIGAN DAIbY IIIUGAN DAILY ipec r at the IUniversity Mifchigan. "y morning except Mon- out the school year. . Post Office at Ann Ar- mn, under Apt of Con- ,h 3, 1879. FAVOR1S _C('NIB'S REFERENDUM. Enter( ~I iANAGER It. Dilley concert toil It is a mat BER 10, 1 II. eh ('-rplenter. unite. .re to be cong rat- .ospect for a suc- to the Pacific r of pride that were given the uibs of other un- e, and doubtless ation to all of us rtative Mich...…

…e expense of' nrvny of theI hey say Mrl.} and they all the matter, eboys done at you thins. ne better ii' Cicago and -n? :k J" X * CLIF~ED PADSh. Advertisig matter for this classified column must always be paid for in advance, and may be left at the DAILY office op- posite the Majestic between the hours of 13 noon aind 10 p. in., or at (quarry's Drug Store, N. University and State, at any time np to 9:30 p. In. 'these Ads bring Results. *I ...…

…IYLI ar I UAL N L1 A .L Y .dJ _:.._ ;..w: 7j white shoe SHAW APPOINTED HOCKEY MANAGER Leader of Last Year's Huron Hlockey 1,4iI Will Look After Inter- Class Contests. lIE PARTMENT MANAGERS NAMED. ?Frank E. Shaw, president of the Hu- 1on Hockey Club of last year, was yes- day appointed inter-department hock- cy manager by the Athletic board. The hockey committee, consisting of F. A. Picard, F. WV. DuBois, and .1. V. 'Sween1- ey, was also na...…

…Mfgan Daily[ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1911. D~OWN BIG Gi4DE~ 4GS FLOCK TO GET SEATS -up" on the Pennsy game >t been previously reported at to light last night when ge of Ashley Hudnut, 14 E, nice Marble, of Big Rapids,1 rovember 8, was announced. 'le came here as nnudnut's the game and, immediately1 ontest, the couple boarded etroit where they were mar- s a brother of Joseph Hud- brettist of "The Awakened He will return ...…

…THIJ, MICflIC API DkIL! Street PLAY lus'Ve Styles rect A WV THE I1ICIhIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con-- gress of March , 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towbrs. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley ~uNON LAB SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, Ill. Night Editor -Loren obinsiin. Are We to Ha...…