THE MICHIGAN LDAILY



Fall or Winter Suit from theI

in the city.

Dress Suits a specialty

.UWild

Co.

lors and Importers
31 South State Street

TTE 1W"QA'DAILY
Official newspaper at. the University of Mich-
igan,.
Published every morning except Monday dur-
ing the university year.
E~ntered at the post-office at Ann Arbor, Mich-
igan, under Act of Congress of March 3,
1879
Offices: Second floor, Ann Arbor Press Build-
ing, Maynard Street.
Office Hours: Editor-i to 3 p. m.; q to 10
p. mn. Business Manager-x to ;j p. mn.
Subscription Price: By carrier, $.50; by mail,
Want Ad Stations: Press Building; Quarry's
Pharmacy;' University Pharmacy; Davis
and Konald's Confectionary Store.
Phones: Bell and Home,, 96o.
Frank Pennell.......... Managing Editor
Joseph Fouchard........ ,.Business Manager

Hie is alwvays be-ing detainved somel !
where; someone is perpetually ngg
ing his time, or he is perpetu.ally° busy
with his owvn imp;ortant a ffazirs. You>
see him rambling into the eating hionse
near to the end of mea.l-time w hen tihe
worker of the fiast type menitione-d
has finished (loing his wn work ats
wvall as this late coiner's work and
there is naught left for this worker
of the unpreferable class, but the sat-
isfaction of his own inner man.. Or
business too often takes hims away
from those same duties early in the
meal. hour, and he of the tirvst typhe,
food-heartedly and uncomplainingly
takes up his unfinished duties. if
you hankered after the esteem of your
fellowvs, which of these two classes
would you enroll in?

.'Sweater Bargains

A

Special Sale col
SWEATER and JEFRSEFY fVS
Buy Now and Sa me
NEARLY ONE - HALF YOUR' MONEY
indoorBase ball 4and Hockey Supplies___

mmm


3'. NOTE BOOKS
The Ide.1i]Loose Lea~f 1Bookc
selling book on the maiket. Get our. Prices be-
von make your Purchase.
IEEAN( o
Stuidents' Headquarters

I

University Bookstores

State St.

M.iaSt.

Maurice Toulme .............. News Editor ,------
C. Harold Hippler...... .........Assistant I a
Karl Matthews ..............Athletic Editor 4 II''H ('(ULE1 1 V OUN CFS
G.' C. Eldredge ...Assistant' SIXFFLLOW4'SIIPS FO, WOMEN
ohn Townley ..........Music and Drama
Miaudle Edwards..............Women
Harold B. Abbott..............Cartoonist Anoneeto sx$0Ielw
EDITORIALS ISisfrwmngaut tdns
Harold G. McGee Louis P. Hallershp fo wme grdae tues
Howell van Auken Maurice Myers have been received from Smith col-
R. Emmett Taylor....... Edwin R. Thurston
lege. The fellowships have been estab-
NIGHT EDITORSfihdpiaiyfrsuy tSit
H. Beach Carpenter . Fred B. Foulk 0se rmrl frsuya mt
Morton R. Hunter.........Morris Milligan college, but they may be used anty-
Bruce J. Miles ............rnest R. Burtont
nester F. Rosenbaum..David D. Hunting, where in this country or abroad it
REPORTERS approved by the fellowship commnit-
r~eomard AT. Rieser .......Harald P. Sctt, tee. Applic ions for the appoint-
Leo Burnett..... ..Fenn 1I. lHossick
V. Mj. Cliurch............... Carlton ;Jenks ments will be received at the office
Charles S. Johnson ....,.....C. 11. Lang of the registrar of Smith college, until
B'ermus 1:. Kline......... R. Kistner
Will Shafroth .............. Henry C. Bogle March 15,"
1'. F. Mc Kinney ..........G. S. Johnston
W. Rt. Melton .......Ralph E,. Cunningham
"VYF..Jabin -Hsu ...........1-. . lRuznel ,1FT11'1411CAL (CIRCLES.
Frank I,.' Kohler.........H1-ermnan Poxnper

I WH NOT HAEY OURai-"-°-'"' ,5 E lS",
MICHIGANENSIAN PICTURE
j now so that y-on can 1ia ve 7on o ,f

'

platinum Porlraiis

2 -,de'frmthIe n.gative-y(.ur frienids at howe -, ill apprcia(l .teth Ie'i

Ogl~e are WAITIN(,
to TURN ui,. NMen
,O1TE1S never WAIT

S*'~zd1o 319 E* 1~t~roz~ 8*.

Phoxic 961-I,

2 Liberty Street
(Copyrighted)

The (DETROIT UNITED LINES
sand Mechanics Bank
Ann Arbor Time Table
03-105 South Main Street
AD Surplus and Profits $67,000 Lim ied Cars for Det -t-7:12 a. rn and
hourly to 6:12 p. mn., also :1 p. Mn.
Local Cars !or Detrolt---5;40 a. in., 6:40 a.
Bank m., and every two hour. t~o G;40 p. n. 7:40~
a Arbor Savings B n p. in , 8:40 p. DIn,,41:45 a in., a-nd 10:45 p to
To Ypsilanti only. 11:15 p. mn., 12:15 p.,im.
ck $300,000 S urplus 5 1(C,((0 j12:30 p. mn., 1:08a.m.
Resourses $3,000,000I Limited Cars for Jackson-, :46 a. m. and
Flankinag Business Transacted every two hour~s to 7:46 p. mn.
yas. E. Hiscock, Pres., W. D. Haiti- Local Cars for Jacksn- 5:20 a m., anud
e-Pres. M. J. Fritz, Cashier. ' very two hours to 9:20 p mn.. 11:1.- p. mn.

Our Optical System'
uiuped to give the best service.
test eyes No "Drops" Used.;«'e make your

is e

.

N'hur-On Agencyj

I'S. MAIN

BUSINESS STAFF
A. R. Johnson, Jr...........Advertising Mgr.
Emerson Smith...........Accountant
Laurence D. Bartlett........ Circulation Mgr.
Sh erwvood Field........John Leonard
;Harry E. Johnson
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1913.
Night Editor-Morris A. .Milligan.
COURTESY.
We are certain that the efforts of
the Union dance committee to elimi-
nate those types of dancing which are
in. any way ,subject to adverse criti-
cism, will not -only meet with the ap-
proval of the campus, but its co-opera-
tion as well. If one other objection-
able feature can be removed-and it is
hardly a task for any committee to per-
formi-the Union dances can be made
even more popular than they are now,
which would bey saying a, good deal.
That objection centers in the attitude
assumed on the part of some toward
the chaperones.
The Union dances are not public
dances. They are ..private in every
sense of the word-Union parties for
Union members. Those who attend'
as chaperones are prominent faculty
people, interested in the Union, iii
mlost'cases, members, and in all cases,
in the sane position as the chaperone:,
are at any other private party. As
a matter of courtesy, those who attend
Union dances should greet -the guests,
of that organization.
WH.UICH ?
Tlhere are those who work their way
through the university and those who
wvor'k their way through b~y making-
f hose who work through do their work
for them. This seems a bit tangled
:and initangible but it reduces to a
simnple proposition we are all familiar
Frith.
Of the first type we're proud; of the
latter, not. You know the negative.
Open every evening until 9:30. Sun-,
dlays from 9:30 to 12:30, 1:30 to 3:30
only. Lyndon's kodaks, films, flash-
lights. 719 N. University. Sun&Fri

At Whitney Ton)1igh1t.
"Trhe Sweetest Girl in Paris" after
a run of 250 performances at the L.a
Salle opera house, Chicago, will be
seen at the Whitney theater toighl~t.
This comedy with songs is one of' the
few musical comedies which have been
written in which the story is "a con-
nected one from beginning to end.
"Baby Minev1"
The world famous comedy"ab
Mine" comes to the Whitney theater
under the management of i Vill iam A.
Brady tomorrow night. Nanon Welch,
J. A. Bliss, Eda von Buelow and Wil-
liam Courneen will help dem onstra:te
the comedy of this famous laug11h llay.
"The Balkan Prines."
Comning to the Whitney theater on
Tuesday, January 28, the attraction
will be the tuneful English mnus6ial
comedy, "The Balkan Princess," un-
der the management of Samuel E.
Rork, who has given us ,many musical
treats in the past. There are ,twen-
ty musical numbers with a variety of
song-hits and others of grie a ter imiu-
sical worth.
Blanche Ring Coming.
Blanche Rind is a great. believer .r
pretty girls. In "The WVall Str~c,:
Girl," 'in whicht she will be seen a,
the Whitney theater on Thursday.
January 30, she will have the lpriz~
chorus of the season.
The most notable'S ep sra
presentation in more than half a cen -
tury! That is the chorus of prak
which the Newv York critic s unani-
mnously bestow upon 'William Favcr-
sham's spectacular all-star re- ival of
"Julius Caesar." It will be seen -at
the Garrick theater,. Detroit,. all next
week, beginning Monday evening, with~
the usual matinees.

Latest Edition U. of M.tAN O
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTSU
GRINtNELL EOS., 120-122 F.d Liberty SF.
S/
w 0/
;,g/ i i'l t .

AS IT SOUNDS,
-- BETTER CANDY
SUGAR BOW
Jectionery. lee cream soda de'Iuxe. , Candy of all
iION TO STUDOENTS, PARTIIES, ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION

ON MAIN

ST REET

CARDS - PROGRAMS -STATIONERY
GREGORY MAY[R & THOM Co. DETROIT, MCH
GARR CKDetroit

We can give you tih best service on
strings for all Musical, Instruments.
Grinnell Bros., 120-122 E. Liberty St.
tf

Banquets

and Club

t~ a

Bank
Vice-President

Henry Savage presents
!Little cyBu

are ser'ved in 1)e~svofstd


NlAffii AS 3

Cashier

!Matinee

Wved. anud Sant..

TEA RGOM
Orchestra Saturd o,,---Noonm avd h-, en d

I

CLOSING

OUT

WRIGHT CALENDARS

SEiCOND FLOK

Ui

;

Y


sE

313 SOUTH S'SA [E
CREAM SODA. LU."CIES , FINE CAN DI S

Macl( Cox
MAIN STREET

LIGHTLYspaced
f-ront. Made of white
Mia dr a !. Exceedingly
smat,2 for 25c
c tClued Pebody &Co., Troy, N. Y.
nli-lorto buy is lmade by)1"thlewold's famed ~li
beautifl linstrumenc-ts wat S7 ( Chaeer
and Son's Music House,.


Repai rig

Jewelry, Eye Glass frames. Watch
als Accuratety Fitted. Eye Glass
Prescriptions Filled.

Liberty ; d Main Sts.
A Most 'Conve nief Place for
Banking

Your

fIry Co.t
Phone 543

Cut Thi s fT~y our, ok. OnIe pgjjitrot ee.'
pressed fv-ze to anvoime rui '
UJp to cmi. u ressina aaparor