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… inquest will be slightly delayed, but it is believed tiat since the students were evidently tres- passing on railroad property, the Michigan Central will re absolved of all blame. UNiVERSI'iY PRESENTED WITi…

… MEDITERRANEAN (Continued from Page One) bombardmbent. Seven officers and 319 men were taken prisoners by the Ger- mans according to the Berlin state-. ment. Arabs Harass British in Egypt London, Feb. 22.--A…

… German war of- fice statement received here tonight re- ports that rebel Arabs were captured from the British at three places on the western frontier of Egypn, name- ly, Sivas, Soltum, and Said Zerac. The…

… appearance of the Arabs on this front is taken here as a renewal of the cam- paign of the Arab bands who, about two months ago, took the important seaport of aMrsa Macruh, 150 miles west of Alexandria, but who…

…, 1916. PRICE FIVE GENTS w __ A I :IL A YT '1! Il m.o, IS REPOR TED IN MEDITERRANEAN DISPATCH FROM COPENHAGENX QUOTES STORY FROM , G ERMA N SOURCE OERMANS ADVANCE !N WEST Rebel Arabs…

… Yale men and were on the last car of the passenger train. It is not believed any of them suffered serious injury. Pu' blishIniial Issue ofChallenge Radical Student Magazine, Fdted at Columbia;, May…

… -Receive Faculty Celiso-shi~p New. York, Feb. 22.-The first num- ber of "Challenge" and the attitude of its editors, Columbia and Barnard students, toward prospective faculty censorship seemed today to serve…

… well the title of the new radical intercol- lege magazine which was organized to stimulate the free discussion of opinion among American students. Chalenge" was out at noon today. It was difficult to…

… morn- ing the supervising nurse at University hospital reported Lumsden, the injured student, to be conscious and resting comfortabl. A more thor- ough examination of his in- juries will be made some…

…. a "Ann Arbor University" March Barnard EACH TO STUDENT TO BE ALLOWED PURCHASE SIX; HOPE TO AVOID ERRORS RESERVE TUESDAY FOR WOMEN Life and Yearly Members of Union Are Asked to Get Slips; General…

… AVOID FREIGHT TRAIN ; HIT BY FLYER ON NEXT TRACK ONE ISUNHURT Emery T. Jones, Third Member of Trio Returning from Tramp In Woods, a Escapes Uninjured DEAD STUDENT WAS ORPHAN Is Survved by a Sister in…

… students were put aboard. The. crew then took them on to the depot. Shortly after they were taken from the train Bryant died. . Lumsden was re- moved to the University hospital where. an examination showed…

… him to have sustained a broken arm and internal injuries. According to reports from the physicians he will recover. Both Students Orphans Bryant, who lived at 531 Thompson, and cane here from Saginaw…

… Phone 1422-J BIG FUND STILL rLACES $325,o0 1 OPEN TO BUSINESS-AD STUDENT An. Exhibition of Imported Trimmings in the Hack Dressmaking Shop' It is our pleasure to announce the arrival of a brilliant…

… students can secure cop- ies by calling at the Union after the alumni mailing list. as been taken care of. The "Campus News Notes" has been edited by Edward W. Haislip, '14L and is being published by the…

… Union will need the serv- ices of over ona hundred men to get these out, and is again sending out the call for volunteers. Keen interest is being evinced among the students of the College of Engineering…

… informal get-to-gether smoker and general good time is promised. All students of Canadian birth or par- entage are urged 'to be present. EETI1NA ES ENGINEERS ON FRIDAY BLANSHARD WRITES WAR LETTERS FROM…

… Electric. School F. W. Willard, '06, technical super- intendent of the Western Electric company, who is to give two lectures here Friday before students in the1 chemical engineering classes, will also, on…

… hospital, which has been over- crowded since the beginning of the war, and other lines of activity. He writes that he will probably teach geography, arithmetic and English composition to these little Arab…

… Copy at Quarry's and The Delta C bASESI ED Leave Copy at Students' Supply Store AL l I FOB RENT . FOR RENT-Flat near campus, with1 ,l. modern, conveniences. Inquire l\rs. K. C. Baldwa 617 E…

… Arabia IS SENATi TO BUSRAH, MEETING MICHIGAN DELEGATION THERE THE PIT By Gee STUDENTS WEAK ON WAR EXAM Howdy!!! S * IEnglish History Men Find Remark- not the stretch after able iaCk of in J rma…

… supported by the University of Michigan Students' Christian Asso- ciation. 'He writes that Dr. Van Ess and Mrs. Van Ess, who are now in charge of the work there, have helped make their social life much…

… middle of the program, They gave evidence that they could not appre- Iate it nearly so much as the bar- brous shrieking and howling of their owi singers Gves Amusing. Accounts of Arabs. An amusing account…

… of some of the customs of the Arabs is given by Mr. Blanbhard when he tells of the way in which dates are packed and the way in which clothes are washed. It seems that the dates of which there are many…

… held on Juary 24, probably at the after this Mr. Phillip Bursely, of the Michigan Union. Romance language department, gave laa;, t, monologue acts, a similar examination to his students ventriioqu n…

… singing, and any form in French. The results of both these of novel musical numbers and sleight- examinations showed astounding ig- of-hand turns are among those de- rorance on tbe nart of the students cr…

… campus. Old per- Schurz, both of the 'nglish histery formers wvl' c ' s, however, will departmenh gave another examina- be wclc"'ed. tion in order to see if their students o'A in to 2 elaborate plan for…

…, 13 out Ojr'at [a'karmud in their ci 56 students questioned answered ! '= ;esuit in the pro- correctly, while eight were incorrect Idution ol a o:ma-1 play. many. At the time of his schooldays…

… progress of each fresh- man assigned to them, Ohio Graduate Beats Chess Champion Ohio, Nov. 21.-Jacob Bowers, grad- uate student of the university and member of the chess team won from the United States…

… fire company, or Arabs travelling with Forepaugh's cir- cus.- The success of this society gave rise to a college choir which led the devotional singing in the chapel ser- vices, and both organizations…

… School of Photography and many students of the fine arts department are de- voting most of their time to this branch of picture making. Amherst: Physical education has been extended to three years and…

… students will be classified according to ability and not according to the amount of work done. Yale: The basketball five will take a trip west during the Christmas hol- idays with Chicago as their objec…

…, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1916. PRICE FIVE VOTE TO BOY.COTT BUTER AND EGGS' F OR THREE WEEKS HOUSEWIVES, BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS, AND STUDENTS TAKE ACTION" WILL NOT FIGHT MERCHANTS Grocers Given Till Thursday…

… Thursday." The above reso- lution was adopted by an overwhelm- ing vote at an enthusiastic mass meet- ing of Ann Arbor housewivbs, busi- ness men, students, and boarding house proprietors in the high school…

… better light with the United States government, and this was said to ac- ,ount for the fact that no Americans or other foreigners other than Chinese and Arabs were killed in Chihuahua City during the five…

… address the meeting on the activities of the poet with reference to the life of the Polish students in Europe after 1815. The program will be given in Polish and all understanding that language are invited…

… of the Alpha Nu and Adelphi societies will be on the same question and the tryouts will be held shortly before the cup debaters are chosen. STUDENTS APPLYING FOR WORK AT "Y" EMPLOYMENT BUREAU FRENCH…

… chorus choir. ea tum =s9 =6 _s-K - ,.k a z- usacaFEsu =sa $ Many students are applying for jobs at the "Y" employment bureau. The work they want is cash jobs that last through the Christmas vacation. Many…

… of the students want'jobs clerking in stores; others want any kind of a job from driving an automobile to tak- ing care of a furnace. This year the "Y" has given em- ployment to 900 students, or at…

… plague." The proceeds of the concert to be staged by the Armenian Students' Club in Hill auditorim on February IS willbe sent to the relief of the refugees in Russia. ;- SUNDAY EVENING LUNCHEONS 50c…

… account of the costumes of the native Arabs to be seen all 'about the city-- which are "just like youtread about in the books,, with large squares of highly colored cloth about their head. The women go…

…:SDAY, JANUARY 26, 1916. 1 PRICE FIVE CENTI ullgwi P NEW PLAN FOR HON01 SISEM AMONG ENGINEERS (0O1U)LITTEE REVISES OLI) PLAN BECAUSE OF OPPOSITION TO SIGNING PLEDGES WILL NOT REQUIRE PLEDGES Students Simply…

… Asked to Subscribe to Principles by Signing Names to Statement The honor committee of the college of engineering met last night and drew up a new plan to submit to the engi- neering students for the…

…. Danaher. Eger Elected President of Craftsmen On account of the resignation of Harry D. Parker, '16L, as president of the Craftsman Student Masonic so- ciety, an election was held on Decem- ber 20 to choose…

… the French army du ing it: past year, is convalescinga Resolved, sur Noireau, according to a l That the dramatic pageant to be cently received by Prof. J. G presented by the foreign students of Mrs…

…H AMBASSADOR WRITESiat in yesterdays announement. She is an accomplishe& <oung lady, Was Formerly Student in Michigan! prominent among her c .sniates, and and, Member of Alpha Delta Phil a leader of the younger…

… was expressed in a letter to his moth- GREY ,SGGESTS A1 ATO oF er, that he also might at some time ARABIC AND OTHER SUB- gain the reward of bravery in extreme danger. MARINE DISPUTEiS That Hall did…

… limited to 300 couples as usual, and the pasteboards will sell at $5.00. It has been decided that this year tickets for house party chaperones will cost the same as those for students. Professor Allen S…

…-' ish patrol boat Baralong, about which Germany made representations through the American government, became known today. They are the sinking of the Arabic, the destruction of a British submarine by a…

… she will come unattended. Lord and Lady Aberdeen visited America primarily for the purpose of attending the Pan- WHAT'S GOING ON i president. Campus Has New Electric Sign. Students returning from…

… of college For the first time since the crack University of Michigan infantry en- trained from Ann Arbor in 1898 for the Spanish American war, two compan- ies of Michigan students gathered in Waterman…

… week when announce- ment of a uniform for an extra com- pany will be made. The number of men who reported last night^ was so great that two companies will be formed. Provision will be made [or students…

… permitted its undersea com- manders to disregard those assurances with entire impunity. Great liners like the Lusitania and the Arabic and the Sussex have been attacked with- out a moment's warning, sometimes…

…. Students everywhere use and recommend them. Every Conklin is guaranteed to write and fill exactly as you think a pen should-it either does this or you will be furnisheda new pen or your money refunded…

… and private lesso at the Packard Academy. 18 g4 seats for the LOST-A silver wrist watch. Arabic L. J. Torsch, lettering. Return to 412 Camden 14-15 Place. Phone 1580-M. Reward. 14 Grinnell Bros. 116…