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…inue tnrougn expected the ompleted. f as im- Nickels Arcade To Be Ready Soon the i Providing labor conditions re- oppor main satisfactory, the new Nickels ipparent, Arcade extending from State street. intense- to Maynard, which was started and that about May i will be completed by was all Nov. i. The building is being constructed of brick and concrete. ,ents at- The arcade is to be well lighted by iversities sky-lights running the entire leng...…

…S TO DAILY'S EGRAPH NEWS in the ng Chi States. (Continued from Page 0) with the idea of conveying to its reading public the salient charac- teristics of the day's most impor- tant events in capsule form, This feature of The Daily was institut- ed in iri, and has been continued owing to the expressions of approv- al it received from students, towns people, and members of the faculty. wYrawuu Filling as it 'does, the positioni October of the...…

…Miniature .Copy Miniature Copy 1cG ..FD Vol. XXVII. No. o# Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, September 30, 1916 Issued Gratis FORMER RECORDS ARE SMASHED BY FALL ATTENOENCE LIT COLLEGE GETS INCREASE OF 136 OVER LAST YEAR; TOTAL r, 707 SLAVS TO BE NUMEROUS Russians and Poles Given Official Credentials to Attend Amer- ican Colleges In all probability the 8,ooo mark will be closely approached this year. Figures given out by university authorities ...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY September 30. 1916 } _ 41' S I U B S C R I E 0 I C ir N D Official newspaper at the Univer- sity of Michigan. Published every morning except Monday during the university year. Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as second-class matter. John C. B. Parker... Man'g Editor Clarence T. Fishleigh...Bus. Mgr. Offices: Ann Arbor Press Build- ing. Subscriptions: by carrier, $2.50; by mail, $3.00. Want ad. station...…

…September 3o, 1916 THI, IvIICIIIGAN DAILY Page Three LINE AVERAGES 190 POUNDS SQUAD LOOKS LIKE REAL OLD BATTLING PHALANX "Maulie," Smith and Raymond Make Up Back Field; Yost Wearing Smile According to Old King Dope the Wolverine line should average just about 190 pounds, and according to the way it is holding, pounds sterl- ing. Taking the men who have been playing consistently on the Varsity squad all during the fall season and averaging ...…

…Page Four TIIF N1IC111UAN DA1 ,Y September 30, 1916 PaE Pu IH.MC I A AIYSpebr3,1 $2.50 $2.50 THE LATES NEWS OF THE CAMPUS, CITY AND. WORLD EVERY MORNING IN JY n AIL Delivered by Carrier to your Rooms ow!I f U $2Aghm0 …

…September 3o, 1916 TIIL MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five September 30, 191d ~HE MICHIGAN DAIIY Page Five I F FIRE PREVENTION DAY SET BY GOVERNOR'S MANDATE Oct. 9 to be Date for State-wide Preparation Against Prevent- able Conflagrations Monday, October 9 will be State Fire Prevention Day. Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris has issued a proclamation setting the date of the anniversary of the great Chi- cago fire for this purpose. The fire losses in Mich...…

….Page Six THF, MICHIGAN DAILY September 30, 1916 Page Si~ THI~ MICHIGAN DAILY September 30, 1916 SQUAD .QKS iKE REAL oLD §TTLIK, PHALANX (Continued from page 3) "Maulie' is hitting the line in the style rot . won him his title of the "German Bullet" and "Pat" Smith is out-Patting himself. Raymond, Sparks and "Morrie" Dunne are the iieiy punters and the choice is exceedingly close. For' the pilot position Sparks and Zieger both look good. ...…

…AT YOUR DOOR THE ONLY OFFICIAL 3 TIMES A WEEK, 75W SUMMER NEWSPAPER T H. no s N ROE IHGNTUSAAGS 2,11.PIEFV ET '%fi l l . 1111 XT- ryr, a E 4 c 1 VOL. pVI1 . No. 2. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AUGUST 24, 1916 PRICE FVE CENTS 1/S93 FINAL COINJ NNice Old Lady 2 1YPHOID0CASES Knight-Errantry Likes Wolverine1 on the Diagonal 0 [STIJ ENIS IEDEYShe is a nice old lady just two years DEVELOP -_IN -ITY The campus is an arid spot these FACE SEVEFI ...…

…THE WOLVERINE T- Tr THE WOLVERINE S a C A RDE N Straw and Fell The official student newspaper for he only Open-AirTheatre in Ann Arbor the University of Michigan summer Smoking permitted session. Published by the students on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af- hursday, 24-"The College widow," ternoons. Twenty-five issues. FACTORY HAT STO A Comedy shown with1 E.Huron Near Allen each performance Advertising rates-Furnished upon ap- plication to...…

…THE WOLVERINE BORDER STUDENTS ASK TO STAY University of Illinois Boys' Write Wilson to be Exempt\ Urbana, Ill., Aug. 24..-The news that college men were to be exempted ' .'" ' from further duty on the border as 'h} soon as school began, has aroused :: ' 2: great indignation on the part of the University of Illinois troops in the southwest, and as a result the boys{ hate sent the following letter to the . White house: "To the lHonoable Woodrow...…

…OLD HUMAN POLIICIL BILLS INALOMNI BLI University Collection Contains Burial Urns, Water Pipes, and Wash Bowls. Now is the time when the candi- dates for office look about them and try to remember the good things in their lives. The old saying is that history repeats itself for down in the dusky basement of Alumni Memorial Hall there are advertisements of the various candidates for offices made out by dark-skinned gentlemen in ancient Rome. The...…

…A DI Y O U R D R THE- ONLY OFFICIAL 3 TIMES A WEEK, 75o SUMMER NEWSPAPER VOL. VII. No. 24. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENTS _ i SHAKESPEAD CLASS 0 CIE HECITAL Prof. T. C. Trueblood's Students to Give "The School for Scan- dal" Tonight. DOOR OPEN AT 8 O'CLOCK Tonight Professor Trueblood's class in Shakespearean readings will give a platform recital of Sheridan's delightful comedy, "The School for Scandal," in th...…

…Ti T W T Ti w T T Be Ca pan De tat Ka very THE WOLVERINE C A R D E N The official student newspaper for the University of Michigan summer he only Open-AirTheatre in Ann Arbor session. Published by the students on smoking permitted Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af- ternoons. Twenty-five issues. ues, 22-"Sweet Alyssum," featuring Tyrone Posers. 'ed., 23--Frank Daniels in "What Hap- Advertising rates-Furnished upon ap- peaed to Father." plicati...…

…THE WoLv9lRIN A WARM GREETING TO OTHER U. OF M.'S By Tom Lovel 1. From this great U. of M. we are sending Warm greetings with grip of hands, With us in intellectual work Scattered thru every land. With us you have our warm sym- pathy That's found for you in a warm love In your intellectual problems As you've got to see thru as all do. 2. Each student found within the walls Of every U3. of M.2 that's found to be Working like us to enrich the ...…

…THE WOLVERINE r f .. I .. I ~i1 i Michigans College son Famous College Songs A collection of the Songs we love, and Scenes of the Campus and Ann Arbor 1' IN er o.hoolBooks U 'c 1& 800 0 AndSupplies Students' Bookstore NEW MANAGEMENT You will enjoy them at home Price $2.00 President Wilson Reports Plan for Young Mother Killed By Axe in Chi- Settlement. cago. - Chicago, Aug. 22.-Two men were ar- Washington, Aug. 22. - President rested...…

…R" DORFHELY OFFICIALI WEK75c SUMRNEWPAJ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENTS P CEFVE..PT u Would Have Training Begin In Grades and Continue Through College Years. DO NOT REALIZE IMPORTANCE Systems of .gymnastic exercises be- ginning in grammar school and con- tinuing through high school and the four years of college were recommend- ed by Dr. George A. May, in view of the fact that less than 50% of our male pop...…

…THE WOLVERINE INE Straw and Felt per for sumrHats 1-2 Price day af- FACTORY HAT STORE 118 E.Huron NearAllenel Hotel pon ap- inager. I Quar- whistle behind my plough. I hate you, Phar- cold Moon." Then many times did the spring or, 2:00 gild the beeches into green, while Tanager, Tarkov loved the Sun. And many 960 or seasons did his song beat tune to the tripping of hammers and the sweeping SUMMER SCHOOL T EXT B.O.OK S New and Second-Hand Draw...…

…THE WOLVERINE , , 1 MPIONS OF THE WES I *** * * * * * FOOTBALL S*PE*MA** ALL-TIME MICHIGAN FOOT-.* BALL TEAM. (Fielding H. Yost.) ) First Eleven- *Great Coach Made Wolverine Team L. E.-Cnrtis Redden, '00-03. * Best In Country-Fifteen Years L. T.-Joe Curtis, '03-06. * at Michigan. L. G.-Dan McGugin, '01-02. * C.-Adolph Schulz, '04-'08. to.* Coach Fielding H. Yost's first ap R. G. Albert Benbrook, '08-10. * pearance in Ann Arbor was for t...…

…THE WOLVERINE FEAR TYPHOID EPIDEMIC HERE tines and close watch of personn be- GYNASIUM COURSE CHANGED ing transported from one place to an- other. Hospitals Refuse to Receive Infantile White rats, dogs, cats, animals and Theory and Practice of Coaching to Paralysis Cases pets of all description are especially ie Taught Students dangerous as carriers of the disease. - - Typhoid epidemic is active in Ann The nose is proved to be the easiest Owin...…

… AT YOUR DOOR THE ONLY OFFICIAL 3 TIMES A WEEK, 750 SUMMER NEWSPAPER VOL. VII. No. 22. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1916 PRICE FIVE CENTS FDEl C EBS D ED U. IND[ENDENCE Poles, French, and Germans Fought in Ranks of Washington's Con- tinental Armies, MANY SLIDES fLLUSTRATE TALK How the different people In the American colonies helped the flag of freedom to float over the United States was shown by Prof. W. W. Florer of the German ...…

…THE WOLVEIR oROftfs11al dentePper for'I S E'R CHOL. ? th niv +#it i ig u , c _____________ session. Published y the students on Z uriy- smnd.Besen "sSpell of TuesdayThrsayand Saturday a!-Ne adScodHn/ reukn a t~ji'Drew Comedy. ternoons. Twenty-five issues. "NewandSHATd-an see" and Drew Cossedy. 1189-Hea see lHotel Drawing, instrunewos-La1o ash 1 k n;'1h~t sf d ain.. bs ma etukde tii Los-e nq 1 ryes and University Avenue Phar- pie t d ydorrom o ...…

…r W () 3s V 1 t 1.7 b .i, :,-;:;.y.' h - ZLP ,; X, ;+.49t:'rrvF+e:,a:..a i R g AT R ( f1 EsII I ol ,. FO 0Lehman gKd4 k .tsman rhls.= Lnear ements from your Nel, dsaS Ilty I have le'w ile of irs olowed i4 ie t jjjg 0 v ,atrg: 6W e esi leding. Ws.ua s :1e ars O'ILo chare:. 1W g PVyu 'Peuce Time Reulis" as we have a, leiVOfI ,1 o ( hci en 1 ~sell a --,o o. pe--l. ad we vtnure t ay 1oheulir ifj'i r I foe t hi t If yuwn hebs eutsyu'M1b r1n ...…

…Dr. Wile Urges State Eugenles Law Dr. Udo J. Wile, professor of derma- tology in the University. as chairman of the eugenics committee of the Michigan State Medical society, has recently made a recommendation to that society that the state legislature pass a eugenics law. This law would provide for the issuance of health cer- tificates before marriage would be permitted. It would also provide for a court of appeal to consider special cases not...…

…A T YOUR DOOR THE ONLY OFFICAL 3 TIMES A WEEK, 75c SUMMER NEWSPAPER ATOU. DOO. HEW OLVEiNE FFICEAL VOL. VII. No. 20. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1916. PRICE FIVE 'CENTS I CARE OF CHILOREN COMMONITY'S DOJY Mrs. Thomas D)eclares That Society Has Just Begun to Realize Its Responsibility JUVENILE COURT FIRST STEP "Modern society has just begun to realize its responsibility to the child and to act in connection with this re- sponsib...…

…THE WOLVERINE THE WOLVERINE The official student newspaper for the University, of Michigan summer session. Published by the students on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af- ternoons. Twenty-five issues. Advertising rates-Furnished:upon ap- plication to the business manager. Subscriptions and ads taken at Quar- ry's and University Avenue Phar- macy. Office Hours: Managingseditor, 2:00 to 3:00 daily; business manager, 1:00 to 2:00 daily. Phone 96...…

…THE WOLVERIN OOsT FOR IE MIC"HIGAN NEW"Y"READYFOR MIGBIGAN'S AIBLETES AER SIVOENIS IC FALL IN FRONT ANK OF STARS 156 3 Date of First Endeavor In Sport One of Finest in Country; University When Baseball Was Played of Minnesota to Copy Riehi- North of Campus gan Plan IDEAL FOR SOCIAL AFFAIRS Michigans prowess in athletics dates from the year 1863 when the Michigan's new Y. M. C. A. building first baseball team on the campus was is all ready...…

…THE WOLVERINE BURNING OF ROME CARE OF CHILDREN PURELY ACCIDENT Uftomen COMMUNITY'S DUTY (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One)SB oo ks Christians who were thrown to the The Women's League had a dance done for the physical environment of and card party yesterday afternoon at the child. beasts or used as torches to light the Barbour gym. Nero's garden. After the beheading of In regard to the spiritual and ethi And Supplies Paul, his...…

…J YOUR DOOR V P ATfhtNJE ONLY OFFICIAL TIMES A WEEK;c IIJVSUMMER NEWSPAPER VOL. VIIL No. 19. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENTS I "FODI\DH\ MADCIiI Zg Fish Caught D TCIEYAN " RI DIV atCamp Douglas DE| |- f BASED O N M y" Stdents Now Dilsecting Fauna; Fish BEING 19 ,""S E Eagles, Kuig Birds, Reptiles Says: Mrs. W. I. Thomas; Thinks That and Others. Prof. I. L. Sharfman Talks on the ltany Social Problems Are D...…

…THE WOLVERINE -L Orpheum Theatre The Houseof FamyrsPlaysbyFamous t Playrs Thurs.-Friday, Io-i-Eda Goodrich in "the Making of Magdalena." Bray i Carton Comiedy. - Sat.,12-B. B. Warner in "The Market of Vain Desire." Triangle Comedy. Pay 'Tincher in "The Two O'Clock Train." Evening, I5c. San-Mon.. 13-14-Marguerite Clark in Sitlksand-atins." Paramount Trav- et.Eveing IC- C A R D E N TheoalyOpen-AirTheatreinAnnArbor Smoking permitted Thurs., ro-...…

…THE WOLVERINE ONE MORE STAB 100MS - -oL LElADi S[CULEDS T AT TI GR * S IIEIDULFE, SE ASON 1916* ON AJHLE1IC O R iZON BE: Al DULUIB flUa H - _*___Oct. 4-Marietta College at Ann *_ Cy" Funk, Star Football Player of O Arbor. * Thitec Events Itcladig Seven LaunkStForta , o f Oct.7 -Case Scie stiic School * sdi Eights, is Pro Lake Forest academy, to * at Ann Arbor.,* for Festival Conte Here * Oct.1.-Carroll College at Ann * *, Arbor * , E1 i Ano...…

…THE WOLVERINE and no person is disqualified on ac-WRnINuO FELLOWSHIPS OFFEREi MEDIOS count of his or her medical or religious IE1 1J IP fElL I' OF Medical Studentso Foreign Birth Are These ocholarships should interest IL NI STANoff VEQE toCz Awards are made on the basis of per- oonal record and insportance of re- Says Robinson; Maintais That Uini Application blanks for the Belt Me- search work proposed. The complete versity Will Not Become And...…

…A T YOUR DO OR THE OLYOFFICIAL 3 TIMES A WEEK, 750 SUMMER NEWSPAPER VOL VII. No. 18. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENTS INCA JOINS SBOI IOIVDIIING CluIES Dr. William Schurz Tells of Marvellous Growth of Population and Beauty of South American Towns WATER WORKS "ART MUSEUM" Latin-American cities, from the an- cient capital of the Incas to the hustling, hurrying metropolis of Bue- nos Ayres, the Paris of the southern...…

…THE WOLVERINE t CAR DE N1 TheonlyOpen-AinTheateinAnn Arbor Bookta rpemitted Tuesday,8--"The bporting Duchess," a pictuee of the fainoos Derbty race aod oter eatures ofRnglith so tity life. Wed.,9-Frank Daniel in "Crooky." Thurs., io-"Captain Jinks," featuring Richard Travers. Orpheuin Theatre The House of g1amous Plays by Famous Players Tues., B-De Wolf Hopperin "Mr. Goode the Samoaritan." Htarry McCoy to "Bubbles of Trouble." Comedy. ltveo...…

…THE WOLVERINE 00I1IN lAKES JAIL COLLEGE TAK STARS gan, Cornell, Pennsylvania, and alifornia Lose Maain-Stays of Field Events. e of Michigan's thirteen points glimmering when Captain "Hal" graduated, leaving Captain-elect e" Carroll as the only point win- ir the 1917 team. One consola- iowever, remans to the. Wolver- oter-the Maize and Blue squad the only one to suffer heavily iduation. Moakley's Cornell aggregation, mie champions, loses 22 o...…

…' THE WOLVERINE IMPROVEMENTS ON WHITMORE SUMMER CHORAL UNION TRAINS HUGHES OPENS FIRE ROAD HELD UP TEMPORARILY. FOR FINAL WEEK APPEARANCE IN DETROIT TALKS Work on the Whitmore Lake grade The summer choral union is nearing (Continued from Page One) fillo D nnlnk has been delayed until October through its annual concert; and with the two couraging the growth of its own in- lack of funds. At this time the board more rehearsals which are left, it...…

…A T Y 0U R DO R ELO FFICIAL 3 TIMES A WEEK, 75o SUMMER NEWSPAPER AT YOU DOOE3W OLVERINE H NYOFCA VOL. VII. Vol. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1916 PRICE FIVE CENTS SPAISH FIST T CiVE INDIANS AID Uniter States FaIled in Educational Policy Until Castilan Sys- tem Was Adopted. HELD HUMANITARIAN IDEALS The United States failed in their ed- ucational policy with the Indians un- til it adopted the Spanish system" stated Professor ...…

…ARC Shows at 3:00, at., 5-- Lillian WE Behind the Curtal in "The Fireman Aronad the World' Chidren's Mat Martin in "TheW ren 5c, adultslc. don., 7-Muriel Ost of the Sea" and M ues., 8-Theda nar and Mutt and Jeff CAR THE WOLVERINE Theatre The official student newspaper for us Plays by Famous the University of Michigan summer yer_ session. Published by the students on art in "The Primal Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af- Comedy. Joseph ternoons...…

…THE WOLVERINE ICHIGAN IN SCI CHEATAAD VOIDS oP oi: GrcT H However, Big Lamont Gkiss is Near Completion Say Jena Glass Workers. Students passing through the obser- vatory next week for the first time will probably learn that Mr. R. P. Lamont of Chicago, has provided the funds for the construction of a 24-in. refracting telescope for its use. The completion of this instrument has been delayed, owing to the difficulty of producing the glass r...…

…THE WOLVERINE DUTCH SUCCESSFUL WITH JAVA -COLONY (Continued from Page One) whose pad one person may stand floating on the surface of the water. This pad measures eight feet across. "All household washing is done in the streams, and the scrubbing is done on stones near shore. About noon one may see the natives, old and young, splashing about in the rivers. This is their daily bath, and as the temper- ature never varies very much this can be se...…

…THE ONLY OFFICIAL SUMMER NEWSPAPER ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1916 PRICE FIVE CENTS TIEN Pink Kimonos Flit T ONJR IIOMANS LThruPhantorn Frire ||Ull ( -H y Just as the clock struck 11 minutes L1110 IN LUXURY after 1 P.M.LIVEDrblNtLDrfVGY ML ii . . l 1L111, U IY11 gong sounded through the quiet halls ennrg Sy and corridors of Newberry residence. een Prac- Unmindful of pink kimonos, paper Years curlers, flopping slippers, powderle...…

…THE WOLVERINE Orpheum Theatre The House of Famous Plays by Famous Players Thurs-Fri., 3-4-Fanny Ward in "The Gutter Magdalene." Cartoon Comedy Sat'day, 5-W. S. Hart in "The Primal TIuee)'Teiangle Coedy. Joseph Seoentin "The Loae Coset." Boe- ing ISc0 n e.-Mos.6.--AllStse Cast. "TheEvil Theef." Butotolmlses Ta-els. ARCADE Shows at 3:oo, 6:30. 8:00, 9:30. Thurs., 3-Mabel Taliaferro in "The "Snowbird" (Ret.) and Drew Comedy Fr4 4-Irene Fensick i...…

…THE WOLVERINE 1 T ----- OADRSMEN NOT HURT DY FOiJ-IE DOW Syracuse Crew Coach Declares Nile Distance Just as Injurious to Untraiined Men ORIGIN OF LONG RACE ENGLISH Old Jim Ten Eyck, the Syracuse University rowing coach, in the latest issue of the "Syracusan," tells how colleges came to row four miles. "One day a couple of English oars- men started out for a little row -on the Thames," writes Ten Eyck. "One of them said to the other, 'My ball...…

…THE WOLVERINE Calendar MICHIN SIS 1 (illustrated), Prof. H. A. Glea- at ral Science building P. M.-Educational motion Lit College Has 49 Members Regre- as. Pictures on Philippine Is- seated in Great American Book of Fame , 5:00 P. M.-"The Spanish ns of the Southwest," (illus- The University of Michigan can , Prof. H. E. Bolton, of the boast of having 79 members of its sity of California. Natural faculty in "Who's Who" for 1916-1917. ' building...…

…AT YOUR DO R THE ONLY OFFICIAL 3 TIMES A WEEK, 75c SME ESAE VOL. VII. No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1916 PRICE FIVE CENTS YPSI IDIMS ALL- CAMPUS 0TO b Poor hitting and Fielding Ability Spells, Defeat for Wolverines lin Seconds Game of Season TURNER ITCHES FINE BALL Miserable fielding and inability to hit in the pinches spelled defeat for the all-campus team Saturday after- noon when it faced the Vpsi Normals in the se...…

…THE WOLVERINE ed., 2-On the Firing Line with the Germans,8 reels. v'ng s5c. (World War Pictures). hurs-Fri., 3-4-Fanny Ward in "The Gutter Magdalene." Cartoon Comedy THE WOLVERINE The official student newspaper for the University of Michigan summer session. Published by the students on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af- ternoons. Twenty-five issues. Advertising rates-Furnished upon ap- plication to the business manager. Subscriptions and ads...…

…THE WOLVERINE PRF, HOBBS PBBIISHES Slam! if/ang! Cubs KEEPSMA NAIION DEFEINSE ACT]I Shiver at Sound ! Explains Government's Attitude T Thump, pink, rattle! Such were the AIVE FOOD DAYS sounds which issued from the wall in ward Military Training in FakRgruUaddb asr- Universities the basement of the Press building re- Frank logndus Unaided by asses- cently, while several summer school by,s s Unable to Keep Vermin From iteseuring Him Prof. Willia...…

…AGGIE FOOTBALL STARS AT TWO MEN OVERCOME ON MAIN FRONT; COACH IS WORRIED ST. GO TO JAIL INSTEAD OF BE Coach Frank Sommer may find his Two men were picked up on Mai first season at M. A. C. an extremely street Saturday night, and a crow rushed around panie-tiknti lean one if Messrs. Villa and Car- rushaoudta ic-stricken thin ranza continue their present three- ing that fatalities had begun to rose -ring circus on the southwestern bor- here from...…

…A T Y O UR D 0 0 R VITHE ONLY OFFICIAL 3 TIMES A WEEK, 75c SUMMER NEWSPAPER VOL. VII. No. 14. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1916 PRICE FIVE CENTS "SEEKAMERICANA" JvhscHathCharm To Soothe the Hot SAYS IlCw e [ [INIS Streets filled with seen andwmen, and countless small boys, and even a Regent Urges Audience to Seek Origin- few very tiny babies, cars parked for al Documents; Shows Slides of blocks around, making traveling diffi- Old R...…

…THE WOLVERINE ARC.AD. Shows at 3:00, 6:30. 8:00, 9: Sat. 2q-SallieFisherin"LittleShep of Bargain Row" "Trip Aroune World " Children's matinee, "Pinocchio" and "Buster Cao Commotion." don 31-William Gll1ette in "She Holmes," 7 parts, and MoSty S Comedy. 15C 'ues. i-Jose Collins in "A Won Honor," and Mutt and Jeff Carto Orpheum Theai The House of Patmous Plays by Fa Players at. 29- Beasic BarriscAle in "No' Sister," Tringle Comedy"The N shiners...…