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…And the Dream PAT-CHES Turned Out True But Not for "Y" Employment Secre- This is sure getting it handed to tary,, But for Aged Gentle- you! On the assignment eheet we man found just these sad words: "P. A. T. _____ -We are out of HUMOR." Well, the Chief ought to be back in his usual It was the good old summer time. good humor after he reads this little On a certain day in this sain old sum- EPILAFF mer time the employment secretary of Our edit...…

…LGENTS TAKE UP 1ULS MOUTINR (Continued from Page One) le company agrees to install, and mpletely equip the laboratory, fur- sh the men to conduct the research, d provide fellowships for Univer- y students specializing in chemical gineering.. Results of all experiments may be blished by the University, either for benefit of the general public or for ence. The publication of the re- Its of experiments made for any pri- te individual, firm or cor...…

… [HE NLY OFFICIAI SUMMER NEWSPAPER VOL. VIII. No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1917 rAICE FIVE CENTS 1 JO BATL TODA Men Taking Quartermaster's and Ord- nance Courses Will Stage Fray DR. GEORGE A. MAY TO UMPIRE Michigan's summer baseball sport will begin today at 2 o'clock on Ferry field, when the Quartermaster and Ordnance baseball teams play their first game of their series. Then with the Ypsilanti Normalites scheduled to ...…

…THE WOLVERINE Wuerth Theatre Matinees x, 3:3o. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:3a Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous Sat-o1-hfarjorie ambeau in "The tIocoling Miss Davion." See-Mlo::- z-23W-i laceo Reid oand Mytle Stedman fin"The World Ti'e s-2-orothy Phillips in "A Dolls l f ooc." Wed-o"-Rupert Julian in "The Bugler of Aiders." Thur,-Sri-26-Sy nid Bennett in "Seek- i C. oappiness." Orpheum Theatre Matinees z, 3:30. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:30 Saturdays-Sundays-Continu...…

…ANNOUNCE ARJISIS FOR PBE-FBIYA[L SEBIES Galli-Curei, Ysaye, and Other Notables of Musical World to Appear Here Several of the world's greatest musi- cal artists and organiations have been engaged for the coming Choral Union season. The schedule contains stars that are foremost in music circles. Madame Galli-Curci, the famous Spanish-Italian coloratura soprano, will appear in October in a song re- cital. She will be assisted by a pianist and a ...…

…Spotted Fawn In COMPANY I FUND NOW OVER $400 MseuIs isPlay Baseball Games Net $250; While $100 Unusual Colored Deer on Exhibition; Remains from Mexican Border Regarded with Superstition Money by Indians Contributions for the different funds One of the interesting exhibits on to be turned over to Company I are the second floor of the zoology muse- rapidly approaching the high water um is a spotted fawn. mark.% Pure white deer are occasionally U...…

…AT YOUH.ODOHR TIES WEEK VOL. VIII. No. 10 y TEONLY OFFICIAL I2MRNEPAPERI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1917 !!RICE FIVE CENTS f AL-STAR UAST TO APPEAG TOMORROW' Elsie Herndon Kearns Company Pre- sents Four Plays at Campus Theater ACTORS HAVE BIG REPUTATION Miss Elsie Herndon Kearns, assisted by an all-star cast, will appear in the first of a series of Shakespearian and Classical plays, "The Taming of the Shrew," at 3:30 o'clock...…

…Wuerth Theatre Matinees a, 3:30. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:3 Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous l 'u ri 9.o-essie arrisecale in 'fle Sarl." Sat-M1-barjorie Rambeoa in "The- Dazling Miss Davison" Sos-Mon-2z-3-Wallace Reid and1 Myrtl5 Stedman in "'The World Aprt." 1s' o- ll:rothy Phillips in "A Do' is Wd_-Rprt Juian in "The Bugler of Algies." Orpheum Theatre Matinees , 3:30. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:30 Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous Thurs-ri-ng- islanni :UWa:d in" S-t...…

…THE WOLVERINE PAGE THREE THRIEE MEN NEEDED' IN AUUMO UCE CORPS Extra Students to Fill Vacant Ranks at Allentown Leave This Week Michigan's three ambulance corps at Allentown, Pa., will be supplied by 24 more men, who registered last week with Dr. L. P. Hall of the dental de- partment. The extra men have taken the physical examinations, and have received orders to be ready to leave as soon as possible for Allentown where they will be enrolled...…

…Another One of Poet Tom Lovell 's in Which Our Poetus Laureatum Pens A Few Lines to Our "Ameri- can Troopers" From the prolific pen of Ann Ar- bor's self and popularly-elected poetus laureatum, Thomas Lovell, esq., has come another choice bit, which The Wolverine has been given the honor and distinction of publishing for the first time by its venerable author. Here it is: - GOD BLESS OUR AMERICAN TROOPERS God bless our American Troopers I mobi...…

…TYOUR D EK 3 TIMES A WEEK VOL: VIIL. No. 9 THE ONLY OFFICIAL SUMMER NEWSPAPER ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1917 !RICE FIVE CENTS I SBOFESSOGS GET N 4h GOVERNMENT JOBS Professors Fishleigh, White, Field and Lovell Receive Mi Commislons Grea recur SEVERAL ALREADY AT POSTS pani all Five more professors of the Univer- traini sity have received commissions from the p Th the United States War department. deck Several have already depa...…

…AGE TWO T HE WOL Ube Uoverine If its any sort Wuerth Theatre graphic work The official student newspaper' for t Matinees a, 3:30. Nights 6:30, 5, 9:30 the University of Michigan summer abou t 713 Eas Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous session. Published by the students on Tues-1y-Franklyn Frnum in "Bring- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af- ieglomterathe" se.I samte Wed SJ. W ta erKerigan in "The ternoons. Twenty-five issues. seen. It is a matter Mea...…

…THE WOLVERINE AETHREE TWELVE APPLY FOR AMBULANCE PLACES Allentown Divisions Still in Need of More Men; Should Notify Dr. L. P. Hall Twelve men have already applied for places made available in the three ambulance corps of Michigan men by the recent order of the war depart- ment, which' increased the war strength of the corps fromp 36 to 45 men each. There is fear that the war depart- ment will fill up the places in the ranks with outsiders or...…

…THE WOLVERINE MAKE HOSPITAL BAS FOR WOUNDED SO[GIER1 Local Red Cross Group Actively En gaged Sewing Garments for Men at Front The Red Cross group that meets a Mrs. R. M. Wenley's once a week i busily engaged making hospital bag for the soldiers besides the regula knitted garments. When the men ar brought from the trenches their pos sessions, such as money, watches, let ters and pipes are put into these bags Thus the soldier is saved the annoy...…

…AT YOUR DOOR 3JIDA WEEJ T (" i FTHE O FAL SUMMER NEWSPAPER VOL. VIII. No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1917 !z{ICE FIVE CENTS - i 22 STUDENTS CET AL 'SIN WOK Semester Report Shows Number of Students That Merited All Their Courses FRESHMAN CLASS HEADS OTHERS Keeping at par with all previous scholarship records against innumer- able odds, last semester's reports in the various colleges shows that 22 students received all A's in...…

…Wuerth Theatre IMatnees a,3:3o.Nights5630,8, :3 Satrdays Sundays-Contsonuous Sat-14-Gladys iulette in "Pots and Pans Peggy." Sun-Moh-r,16-Lou eHuff and Jack iskforanky Feorul "Bng too: foelofater." o lfoo Theloovcrinel i _.._._ B ooooe of aMa. W rsFi- 1 oBese Bgariscale i he Snarl." Orpheum Theatre Matinees 2, 3:30. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:30 Saturdays-Soundays-Continuous Sat o aneo Wilbur in "The Single Code, S Mo-5-6-Wilfred Lucas in "Hands ...…

… W~Jomen Miss Agnes E. Wells, acting dean of women, and Mrs. Harry Bacher, dean of women of the University School of Music, and the Women's league will give a reception from 4 to 5:30 o'clock Wednesday, July 18, for the women of the summer school. The work on Alumnae House is progressing rapidly. The old front porch has been torn away, while sev- eral partitions have been removed to enlarge the rooms. A second story will be built to the rear w...…

…Baptist Church 10A1 SERVICES IN Services at 10:30 o'clock. Rev. John Mason Wells will preach on "God AN ARB U O!R URC ES in Human History, or One Increasing. H UUH UH UHUH LUPurpose." SUNDAY SERVICES Unitarian Church Sunday services at 10:30 o'clock. Sermon on Well's new book, "God, the Invisible King." The new faith which the war brings to Mr. H. G. Wells and its relation to the philosophy of Prof. Wm. James. Congregational Church Sunday se...…

…rTYOUDOORI 3 TIMESR A WEEK VOL. VIII. No. 7 AgMODLANCE THE ONLY OFFICIAL SUMMER NEWSPAPER ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1917 t CORPS NEED 21 MODE MEN New Order of War Department Re- quires Additional Men for Dich- Igan Divisions WANT MICHIGAN MEN TO ENLIST According to a letter received yes- terday by Dr. L. P. Hall, of the dental department, from Sergeant Glenn M. Coulter, '17L, with the three Michi- gan ambulance corps now in...…

…i Wuerth Theatre Matinees 2, 3:30. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:3o Saturdays-Sundays-Cntinuous Th s-Frii2-t3o-Oiga Petrova in "The Undyig Flme. Satx-l adys hulette in "Pots and PansoPggy." Sd-Mon-s-6-Louise Huff and Jack P'ickord in "Seckleic." To s-'-akyn Farnum in0"r-ing- ig Io,,:Ftoe." W d-t8-J. Wrre e go i "'lb Measure of a Man." Orpheum Theatre Matnees , 3:3. Nights 6:3, 8, :30 Saturdays-Sundays-Continuos Tih1urs-Fri-12-13-Chas. Ray in "Thec Pinh...…

…W OL VE RI NE PAGE THREE 06 SIVOENTS fAKING ADMY SIDDES COVOSE Members Divided Into 11 Squads; In- spect Numerous Jackson Plants The Army Stores Methods course under Professor J. A. Bursley now numbers 66 students, which -are di- vided into squads of 11 each. At least one-third of the class are business men who have been in business for 5 or 10 years. Every Tuesday noon and Thursday morning the students leave at Hill auditorium in a special ...…

…AJI A A ditional men, to save transportation, might come to them from the drafts of Texas, Arizona. New Mexico, and S California. Michigan draft troops might be sent, for the same reason. i to camps at New Jersey where Guards- Unfilled PlAces, to be Supplied by men of other states are to traii for le Plcese toe Sleied byFrance.- Meln Chosen from Selective "'There is a chance, of course, that Army we might be able to transport re- cruits f...…

…AT YOUR DOOR 3 IMSA WEKI Imoo ooe SEUMMERLNEWSPAPER. VOL. XIII. No. 6 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY JULY 10, 1917 PRICE FIVE CENTS RELATES MEXICOS CHIEF HANDICAP Professor Allen in Lecture on "Un- known Mexico" Blames Unrest to Lack of Education ILLUSTRATES TALK WITH SLIDES "The chief factor in the political and social unrest of Mexico today is the great lack of education and the extreme unpreparedness of the mass of Mexico's population for...…

…THE WOLVERINE Wuerth Theatre Matnees 2, 3:3. Nighs 6:30, 8, 9:0 Snaturdys-S doy-Contiuoso Tu- oW de ood Noellino Toe Pulsc of Lie."Al so ay So. Wed .-11-Franklyn Farnm in "The M Who Took a Chance." Aoo ftaby Show 'hur-Pr-s-3-Og Ptova i: "Teo Undyig Mane. Sa t-14-G dys Hulette o "Pots an Orpheum Theatre Matinees 2, 3:30. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:30 Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous Toes-ro-Douglas Fairbanks in "Flirting With Fate." Rebooked. ve. 5c. Wed-l...…

…THE WOLVERINE EXPLAINS COMPANY FOND AND 11USE IN WAD War Preparedness Board Urges That People Contribute for Soldiers', Benefit Lansing, Mich., July 9.-"If you are asked to give to the company fund of any organization of the Michigan national guard, give. Be as generous as you can afford to be and then a little more. For the company fund is as necessary and important to the soldier in the field as is the Red Cross" This is the message of th...…

…THE WOLVERINE SECOND CONCERT COMES TOMORROW School of Music Faculty Members Will Appear in Program in 11111 Auditorium The second complimentary concert of the season will be given by the members of the School of Music fac- ulty at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening in Hill auditorium. The program will be offered by Miss Ada Grace Johnson and Mr. Albert Lockwood. The gen- eral public is invited to attend The program is as follows: Chaconne .............…

…AT YOUR DBOOR TIMES A WEEK VOL. VIII. No. 5 'Ar -.dde I mill ANN MAKES APPEAOL FA Draf Aegi 9HT 9PPREGUIATI Plan Rega Ine Professor Cross Gives Lecture en "The Story of American Sculpture" Washing the promulg PREDICT FUTURE OF SCULPTURE tions for I0 .- , bhoards to a "The Story of American Sculpture" the selecti with appropriate illustrations, com- army, it wa prised the summer lecturo given by the first inc Professor A. 1H. ?ross in the a...…

…THE WOLVERINE urhThea tre Matnes 33o . Nights 6:3o, 8, 9:3o << 337 O:. Courtney 3i "0 '1:" :1 icrwclif." .k: lfy 31: TOI:Ifsl.': 11:,::: id n ":p 8 l 040 t k . OrphurnTheatre Matnes a 3 33.Nights6:3, 8, 9:30 Satur as-un ay- 'otinuous 7 huVi 2-"1;;-Chas . 17::. ill finch mm-r.113f With Fat." , 13iokd."'ve.t3 833C. Wed-1-jackPiek,>>- 1 and 3oP3113':''af We haevenbthnthebinlintiodan theowquiaen oo furnish the9:3 b~essintbankigservpeiied St...…

…THE WOLVERINE IN1ERES INCHESES BILL INIDED WILL PAT-CHES IN DABY COURSE1 D E IDCORPS SIXTY-FIVE NEW BERRtftIS no's iid~a ~ SIudy Open to All Students with Sat- . IE ..lE o s'l 'fr i Air Fleet isfactory Preliminary in the Hall. All of them sweet, too. Mid'otfisre house Training s'lerday YOU'RE WELCOME. 'i Orleans Torpedoed and Sunk; Four of Crew Drowned; Vessel of 2,808 Tons Washington, July 6.-The American steamship Orleans, of the Oriental ...…

…[AClE PADIY LOCKERS GO FAST inP nlu ai n ma n r n Studnta Tak.' e i- .-iN Al I HAI_15 PJMDU About 75 Women Attend Initial Meet- ing; Guests Becom Ac- quainted About 75 women attended the first Women's league party of the summer, from 4 to 6 o lock yesterday after- noon in Barbour gymnasium. Mrs. Tarry B. Ilutchins, Miss Wells, acting dean of women, and ' Miss Alice Crocker stood in the receiving line with the Misses Charlotte Kelsey, Mary Por...…

…AT YOUR OOR 3 IMAWEEJ III v oeUJO00elfr itTHE ONLY OFFICIAL lo ll ISUMMER NEWSPAPER VOL. VIII. No. 4. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1917. WIN FOR MICHVIG Naval Militia and Ambulance Corps Men Carry Off Honors in Competition SMITH AND SIMPSON TAKE EVENT Michigan students, who have enlist- ed in the army and navy branches, are carrying off honors daily in the ath- letic field at Allentown, Pa., and the Great Lake training station...…

…THE WOLVERINE Wuerth Theatre Matinees 2, 3:3. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:30 Saturday-Sndays-Connuos Tlis -Fri-.6-Wm.,S. ldart in "'the Satq-Wm . Caasrtney is "h Rcoi S-Ma-8-o' a erlie F e derikan."He Better Se l." Tes-Wdgwod Kssss in "lihe IP te 11Lf." Als Baby JSa Wed.-rs-Franklyn Farnum in "The Man Who 'oosk a Chance." Also Baby Show. Orpheum Theatre Matinees a 3:30. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:30 Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous Thurs-Fsi-6-Kathlyn Williams and ...…

…THE WOLVERINE D.aUHI CELEBAJE PSYCHOPSEUDOGROANS AEDOPANS RlD 21 SI AN1NIVEBSAB samas1io' in I,;1y i. NCLAND; KILL 0 rtnght, said, "I dontsee old Celebration at J'resident-Emer- howuthee faculty concerts arso0suc- From 12 to 14 German Air Raiders itus Angell's Home, Where cessful without the rendition of such Drop Bombs on Essex Chapter Originated late hits as "Pretty Baby" and "Yaca Town Hula" and then there are many other1 OUTLINE WORK OF OR...…

…a whole year. Any students interested in adopting an orphan shoud com- S UI I U municate with Mrs. W. H. Wait on r U n1706 Cambridge road, who will fur- HT Fnish one of the names sent by Madam Jusserand. The Navy league has established a Has Given $903.14 to Suffering During clipping bureau for the men of the Present War and Many Cloth. navy and the Daughters have en- ing Supplies dorsed this work and are working to supply the men on boats wit...…

…r AT YOUR DOOR 3 TIMES A WEEK THE ONLY OFFICIAL ifl~gSUMMER NEWSPAPER VOL. VIII. No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1917 PRICE FIVE CENTS BECISTRH HALL LECTURES TOAY Delivers Second Address in Series of Lectures to Be Given This Summer SPIIAKS ON MICHIGAN'S HISTORY The second address of the summer session lecture series will be given by P rof. A. G. Hall at 5 o'clock this after- noon in the auditorium of the New Science buildin...…

…Wuerth Theatre Matinees a, 33. Nights 6:3o ,8 ,9s:3 Saturadays-Sundays-Continuoun '13-yrtleG onzalei n"Sou hern Justice.", Alsot'wilight SObey." ShTw tato Ladies only in W\Vucrth Wet--Wm. Russell in s"The Iram- ''lhars--Fri-5-6-Wm. S. lart in "The Detert Man." Orpheum Theatre Istatinees a, 3:30. Nights 6:3o, 8, 9:30 Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous Tues-3-Myrtle Gonzalez in "Southern justite." Also "Twilight Sh-sp." Shawn to Men only in Os-stis Th...…

…riao For Rent for 5111111cr Work BAR- GAINS 111 Used PIANOS At the PAT-CHES THE WHICHISIT? A friend of mine wrote in that she Was coming to visit me. "I'll be there at 6:05, dear Pat, You'll know be by my new red hat." So at 6:05 I skidded down To greet her when she hit the town. I saw no hurry and no noise So asked one of the small news boys, "Hey, kid, how's Number 4 today?" IHe looked at me and then grinned, "Say, When you start to make a ...…

…112 1 South E iversty0 RE N WOULD ENROLL GIRLS BE- PII ALPHA TAU TO ERECT TWEEN 16-21 IN WAR WORK . MEMORIAL TO G. CARON,'171 Washington, July 2.-The associa- Phi Alpha Tau, honorary oratorica tion of collegiate alumnae has sub- and musical fraternity, it is reported mitted to the woman's committee of will erect a memorial tablet in com the defense council a plan to enroll memoration of George C. Caron, '17L, for training all girls between 16 ...…

…A T YOUR DOEER 3 TIMES A WEEK VOL. V111. No. 2 THE ONLY OFFICIAL SUMER SPAPERI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1917 PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHC9NTO 911To Teach Net hods IVICAN iu DAVE 7r"" ""' 9Til IC INOf Army Supplies AT LEIIL I J rse to FitAen for Positons in Ordnance and Quartermasters Board of Regents Passes New Resolu- Repartment tion Providing for Regular Intercollegiate Games A course in Army Storo Methods - --will be given duri...…

…Wuerth Theatre Matineess , 330. Nights 6:30, 8, 93o Saturdays-Sundays--Cotinuoust Sat-30Mlry Miles Miter ini osoott." Aso:Molli ig in "h Mysto of the Boulo Coss." Pat 7. Sun-Mo---k.o~obert 1oooo ni "An Old Fashioned Young Man." Tuets-3Myrtleonzaoolz io "Soothen Justice.", Alo "'wiliht: Slep." Shoow" oto Lad:.ison :ly i.: XV::tl Theatre. Orpheum Theatre Matinees , 3:30. Nights 6:3o, 8, 9:30 Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous Sat-3odwin -Arden in "The...…

…THE WOLVERINE O AA ! 1WHY SO MANY MEN ARE RE- A n n eA rb o r sN K S OWJECTED FOR U. . SERVICE INPHYSICDWriesNew One! FALPOOSPEC Indianapolis, June 29.-Why so many mH9nNare rejected for military srie ___3___zDr. 'o r Iltell I'roduces u r P o eis partially explained by the weekly Recent Gyusuasiut lmprusemnuts Ex- f 1 l '1 ititi de nts Answering Questloss uf report of Recruiting Officer Sergeant pelced to Draw lI Ru Fraunc lrd 110 EnrGllmeut G....…

…PAG FOU THE WOLVERINE 1121 South W~ 605 East University General Pershing joins His Troops Expedition Reaches France Safely; No Information as to Part in War Troops Will Play Washington, June 29.-Complete re- ports from Major-General Pershing upon the landing of his first expedi-. tion -in France still were lacking to- night. The delay may be accounted for by the report that until today Gen- eral Pershing did not personally visit the American ...…

…AT YOUR DOOR 3 TIMES A WEEK Y OFICALY Ala 'U r SUMR N WSPPER1 PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. VIII No. 1 ANN A .ittOl MICt IOIAN, T I tSDA Y, .JUNE 28, 1917 LOOK FOR LARGE SUMMERSESSION Add N'umerous Military Courses to Annual Summer Curriculum EXPECT MORE MItENI STIUI'NI'S Indications of the expected enroll ment in the 1917 summer session up to the present time tend to show thai the registration will be near or per- haps equal to that of last ye...…

…___________THE WOLVERINE Wuerth Thea tre Mtiee , 33o. Nights 63, 8, 93 Saturdsy-Sundy--Continuous I'1s-i222 -2- . Desm.ond2522in22"Pad dy17l3112." Ass:Keystone Com~edy. "11er Nture )ncc." Sat-3-m 'Miles3 12 int1er22in1"'Ev-T - onme ." A1522 Mlie Icig i "h ~lycy of1the)2211 (ro."122art7 Orpheum Theatre Matieesz,3:32 Nghs 2:32, 8932 Satrdy-S221ays-Continuous Thirs-ri-8-9-11anhe Seet 2an 1 Thma Aega 'in 2 eSilont Prt- 1 22522112.Pictogrph. Sat3o...…

…VERINE. P :.....N 1® p TAKE TH E SUMMER SCHOOL TiEX")KYT B 00KS NEW AND40SEr-COND-H[AND DRAWING INSTRUMENTS Svoppliensi"f All Kivs The Slater43B3aook S ]Phone43 33 o. State at. I TlE NEW UNION BIIL)ING AND T t;IITRAL PROGRESS M.DE IT TO JUNE 20, 1917. ( A I I ONION'DVILING AKSPHOODESS Expect Building to be Under Rooff Within 26 Weeks; Tower to be 100 Feet High ALUMNI INSPECT STRUCTURE Within 26 weeks the new Union building will be und...…

…PAGM FOUR THE WOLVERINE University EEWilliam SPIRIT OF DUTY Cooley, and "National Service," by FILLS MEMBERS toward K. Coffin. OF '17 WAR CLASS The senate reception given in Me- morial hall last night to the invited guests, graduates, former students and (Continued from Page One.) friends of the University, was one of exercises at the same time in the the largest affairs of its kind ever engineering quadrangle rooms. The held and the hall was...…

…THE WEATHER RAIN AN) COOLER TODAY INIRRUFF ar, ttu UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 180. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA.N, FRIDAY, JUNE 8., 1917. PRICE FIVE CENT Y __ _ I t 1 -iADO FRESHMEN SHED CRAY CAPS AT CELEBRATiON CAP NIGHT TO MARK PASSING OF MEMBERS OF 1920 CLASS INTO SOPIIOMOREDOM COLLECT TOQUES AND POTS FOR BELGIANS Rand, Free Shliows, and Snake Dance Combhie to Bring Joy Into Eearts of Yearlings Tonight is Cap ni...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PIILMiY, JUAEIIZS, .1 White Flannel Trousers, are the Correct thing for that dance or party. Have a pair tailored to your measure at G. H. Leading Merchant Tailoj Wild Company, 311 State St. SALE OF STATIONERY AND LATE FICTION BARGAINS IN BOTH The Slater ook hp Phone 430 336 S. State St. m wommommome Official newspaper at the University of Mir*,gan. Published every morning except M itday during the university y...…

…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T WAIGHS SIGNG WITH YESTERDAY'S GAMES eAmerican League ST. LOUIS__SIGNIFICANT Detroit at Boston; no game, rain. St. Louis at Philadelphia; no game, 0H10 STATE'S STAR JUMPS; MAY rain. SIZED LIGHT ON DEAL Cleveland at New York; no game, rain. News dispatches from Columbus, 0., - state that Pitcher Wright of the Ohio Chicago......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 0 State Varsity baseball team has sign- Washington . .00 00 00 0 01-1 ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_________ DESTRUCTION Of Sceyert LIRRY'T NEto eRevealed June11d' aru0 11' k: g-(e fIri sti I 1:. NTO NEW BUIL1)1NG TO-5 fels A ll iotwgras*1is ,RE(GTNT's INI)ECLJ.1)I to 1 he sm A Ul rIi iVU£ltt~ L I *: *: *' * * * * * * * * * * * * * I, fter much delay, caused by every- g. from cold weather to freighit con-; ion, the west' wing of the nlew Li- -y building is at last ready for use, moving will start today. ie upper'...…