THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Valk-Over Foot-wear
Now is the time for you to
learn how to take pictures
A'G] NIMRAI KNOWLUDG1$ OI PHOTOGRAPHY is the one thing no college man'
or woman can afford to be without-Photography is being used in a thousand different
ways nowadays and you never know when it might be to your advantage to know how
to take pictures. Then there is the pleasure and satisfaction. The" pictures of college
days will be cherished for many years to come.
Rent a good kodak for only 10c per day-or buy one at from $3.00 to $100.00
Let me Help You Learn How LYNDON
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21/ to S. Price $4.50.
WALK-OVER SHOE CO., 115' S. Main Street
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University Schooql of Music
ALSERT A. STANLEY, Direcetor.
Instruction offered in all branches of music. Students
may take full courses leading to graduation, or they
may pursue some particular subject, such as voice, pi-
ano, violin, etc., supplementary to their other work.
For catalogue or further information,
call at the office, or address
CHARLES A. SINK. Secretary
Maynard Street
Trubey
--Junior engineers broke the deadlock
rin the race for class president yester-
day by electing Don Smith by a vote
of 68 to 44. The new president an-
nounced last 'night that the class
would hold three dances at the Uniot
during the year, and that Friday nights
had already been booked.
--Triangles, junior engineer honorary
society will initiate 10 men today at
4:30 o'clock..I
-Soph lits elected Willis. Nancre pres-
ident and W. A. Stevenson treasurer
yesterday, in the re-election ordered
by the student council at its meeting
last week.
--Adelphi House of; representatilves
passed the bill introduced by Arnold
Eggerth, grad., requiring all foreign-
ers over 16 years of age, seeking ad-
mission to the United States, to read
50 words of printed matter in any
language designated by the immigrant
and debarring those who fail from en-
tering.
ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION TO
PRQJOVCE "A CURIOUS MIISHIAP"
Goldoi's' Copedy Will be Presented
In UniversityiHalt On
December 4 and n
"A 'Curious Mishap," is the name of
the play to be produced by the Oratori-
cal association this year, on December
4 and 5, in University Hall. The play
is a comedy, written by Carlo Goldoni,
and is considered to be one of the best
of the numerous works by that famous,
Italian author. The "Fan," which was
staged two years ago by the Oratorical
association, is by the same author, and
this year's choice is considered super-
ior to it, and equal to "The Rivals"
and "She Stoops to, Conquer," which'
Have been given 'in the past.
Of the seven studenuts who have
parts in "A Curious Mishap," five have
appeared on thle platform of Univer-
sity Hall before. The fuill cast is as
follows: Phillibert, a rich Dutch mer-
chant, Walker Petticord, '14-'1 6L;
Giannia, daughter of Phillibert, Fran-
cis Hickok, '15; Riccardo, a broker,
Leslie W. Lisle, '14='17L; Costanza,
daughter of Riccardo, Bess Baker, '15;
De La Cotterie, a French lieutenant,
Louis Eich, '12 grad.; Mirriania, ser-
vant of Giannia, Ethyl Fox, '15; Gas-
covue. servant of Cotterie, Earl Ross,
'15.
+(, Ice Cream- for parties, socials and
house trade.
QII Mary Garden, Reputation and Low-
ney 's Chocolates.
MArR1 PICKFORI)
In the Celebrated Romantic Comecdy,
"S1UCH A LITTLE QUEEN,"
1%y Chaning Pollock.
Five Reels
On November ,, Mrs. George B.
Rhead, acting head of the piano de-
partment of the university school of
music, will give a piano recital, under
the auspices of the Frances Schimier
institute at Mt. Carroll, Ill.
Mrs. Rhecad will give the following
program:-
Caprice Alceste.... .Gluck-Saint-Saens
Fantasie and Fugue, G. minor.... .
.....Bach-Liszt
Thirty-two Variations...... Beethoven
Nocturne, Op. 37, No. 2........ Chopin
B~allade, Op.- 52........Chopin
Etude, D flat................. Liszt
Andante from Sonata, Op. 5 , . Brahms
Scherzo, Op. 4............... Brahms
Several excellent numbers have been
arranged for the faculty concert to-
mnorrow afternoon at Hill auditorium.
The, program includes selections by
Mrs. George B. Rhead, Samuel P.
Lockwood, Nora Crane Hunter, and a
qluartet composed of Mr. S. P. Lock-
w.oodi, Mrs. Lockwood, A. J. Whitmire,:
and L. N.. Parker, '17. The program
follows:
Quartet. A major, Op. 18,, No. 5
.~Beethoven
Allegro; Menuetto; Andante c~anta-
bile con variazioni; Allegro.
1 1r. S. P. Lockwood and Mrs. Lock-
wood, Violins; Mr. A. J. Whit-
mire, Viola; Mr. L. N.
Parker, Violincello
Ave Maria ......... .uzzi
Nora Crane Hunt
(Organ accoinpaniment by Earl V.
Moore)
Concerto No. 8, A minor ("Gesang-
scene")...........Spohr
Allegro Molto-Adagio-A 11I e g r o
moderato.
Samuel P. Lock'wood
(Accompaniment by Frances L..1Ham-
ilton)
Ballade, Op. 52............. Chopin
Mrs. George B. Rhead
ORPHEUM THEATRE
MLonday, Tuesdayx, \\ednesdayNovecm-
ber 2-3-4
D~aniel Froliman Presents
"MISS BILIE 1BURKE"
Whitney Theatre
THURSDAY, NOV.5
CHARLES FROHMAN
Presents
MISS
BILLIE BURKE
In Her Greatest Success ".Jerry"
Preceded by "The Philosopher in
the Apple Orchard"
Miss Burke in Both Plays
PRICES
Main Floor
lst 13 rows-364 seats,.............. $2.00
Last 8srows-232 seats ................1.50
Balcony
1st 8 rows-236 seats.............$1.00
Last 5 rows-154 seats,.......... ......73c
Gallery ..... ... ............0c
Mail orders received now if accompanied
by check.
Seats on Sale Tuesday at 10 O'clock
WhitneyThar
FriidayNov. 6th,
Matinee and Night
WhitneyTheatre
Saturday, Nov.7
Michigan Night
(Our Own Famous)
Norman
H a ck et t
(U. of Al. '98)
-- IN -
Typhoon
First Tim e Here
The Dramatic Sensation of New
"York, Chicago and 5 European
Capitols. Tremendously Start-
ling. Original N. Y. production
used by Mr. Hackett.
"'War T1ime Prices"
25c 50c 75c SI
Mail orders withi check enclosed
filled in order received.
THE
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Phione 146
116 S. M&In-
Mats. Wed. GARRK Special Elect-
HALL,514E. Williamn and sat. BTR ionMat.Tues.
Phone 2225 Arthur Hammerstein Offers
~QTTI Goads Called For
ESS~II\G and Delivered "H GH IN S,
With SelaMayhew
NA LOS BY IRE IMatinee Tuesday and Wednesday ..25c-$1 5a
NOLOS Y IR INights and Saturday Matinee. . 50.bc-$2.0
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The Incorporable For Act Drama
By Rachael Marshall and
Oliver Bailey, Anthor of
"The Traffic."
CLEAN POWERFUL - TRUE
INTENSELY HUMAN
Acted by. a Superb Class of Players
ANSIT 'MARKET
Wi. LINDEMAN
DEALER IN
Fresh and Salt Meats
Pork, Hamg Poultry, etc.
Bell Phone 2294 212 N. 4th Ave
Buy your coffee, tea and peanuts at
The Coffee Ranch, 211 East Liberty.
Retail at wholesale prices. Quality:
unexcelled. cod Wed
See our Student Lamps at $2.45.
Swltzers, 310 State St. tf
BAL-IACAAN, MIACKNAWS
and Nobby Clothing of
ADLER'S (COLLEGIAN) and
II. KUPPEN[EINER'S MAKE
on Salo at
AL.LE N'S GOOD CLOTHES STORE
Main; St.
Pianos to rent. Good dependable in-
struments at lowest rates.). Schaeberle
& Son's Music House, 110 So. Main
St. tf.
Prices:
Seats
25c-35c-50c-75c-$ I.00
on Sale Wedneitday
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PHON MAJESTIC THEATRE PHONE
1701 WHERE EVERYBODY GOES 10
onday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov. -.3-4
The Sensational Aerialists'
,L cno, Jord n and' Zeno
comiec omicaIiis
Ask the upper class man
he best toque-Wagner &
who sells
Co., State
29-331
et your kodak supplies at the uni-
versity Ave. Pharmacy. Open day
night and Sundays. t~f
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CARREL-PlEIOITCO. Revei~lation in Art
in the Screaming farce E T A
$6I L)ed" fEXTRA! ETA
We Print,
Dance Programs, Tatly Cards, etc.
Leather Programs a Specialty*
We Bind
Class Records, Technical Journals
Periodicals, Magazines, etc.
rtstic Work
-Prompt Service -
Right Price
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* Prof. R. D. T. Hollister, of the ora- VAS'TE BOARDS TO DANCE AFTIER
tory' department, is in charge of the PEjNN GAME HATE RAPID SALE
rehearsals, which are being held in ____
University Hall every night from now In Carle of Overflow at Gymina~Aums,
(an until the play is produced Sntrplus Will Be Cared
- -- For at Union
Fresh Lits il~l Re-elect Tomorrow____
Fresh 'lits will hold a re-election in 'Tickets for the football frolic to be
room 203 Tappan hall from 2:00 to held in both gymnasiums after the
5 :00 o'clock tomorrow to pick class Penn game Saturday night from 9:00
officers from the following: president, to 12:00 o'clock, are selling rapidly.
I ow aid H. Colby, M. S. Colleton, The dance is given by the Union boat
James Schermerhorn; vice-president, club, and all members of the Union.
l thel Hayes, Dorothy Probst, Mary are eligible to attend.
Wells, treasurer, Lane Barron, E. H. Special music will be givean by a, 20
Ileimann; secretary, Helen Bowke, piece orchestra equipped with the lat-
Marie Paulus, Constance Winchell; est dance music, and many features
football manager, Herman H. Schmidt, suggestive of football are being ar-
Carl Weidman; baseball manager, D. ranged.' Tickets are limited to 300,
fMaeinnes. Kenneth Matheson; track and the °price is fixed at 75 cents. In
m ~ anager, UT. S. G. Cherry, Robert Hal- case of a large overflow, the surplus
stead; women's basketball manager, will probably be accommodated at the
-Margaret Birdsell, Mary Tinsman. Union club house. The affair, .which
-- will be informal, will be featured by
health Service Has Increase of 148 several novelty dances. Punch will
During the past week, the university be served for refreshments.
health service has taken care of 651 The committee consists of Sidney T.
office' calls, with a total of 148 new Steen, '16E,. chairman, Boyd M. ,Comp-
patients. This is a considerable de- ton, '16, H. Wallace Reed, '17. Prichard
crease in the number treated during L. 'horsch, '16, and William J. Wil-
the previous weeks of the college year. son, '17A.
DO YOU?
E FEat with your fripuds' at the
orteC AFrIE-T E R IA
FrteStudents by a Student 605I?. William St.
Ex t a
Complete Election Returns at the
Majestic To-night. The doors will
be open and returns Will start to be
read at 7 p.m. Ladcz' Silver Souv. Mat.Tuzes.
Extra
C l
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'E'SER & RHSS
The Black a'nd Tan. Comnedians'
Added Attraction
THREE MAJESTICS
"Harmony and Humor"
Fce~xrun College Teches Many Things Junior
ALSO But the Best I i ALSO
CANDIlES the Lunches CIGARS
Sophomore AT "POP BANCRO FT''S" 722 Montoe Senior
F.our Matin e& evecry wet, L-.-Tuesdz y. Wednesdlay, Friday,
Saturday. The Majestic oller - entire new shows * very Mon-
alay and~ Thursday. Only thel_ first show at ni ght i9 re served,
srats bti until : 0.. La4,les' souvenir matinee Tues day
and Fridasy-- -school child ren's matinee every Saturday, all
chtldren under 12 ;years of age admitted for 5 cents. Watch
for the day and date of the Majestic Big Couniry Stove
Night---XIO0.00 in prizes given away.
The
layer, Schairer Co.
Weekly meetings of the Natural Announce Marriage efl [r.
Science club are now held in the zo- announcement has been
(-czi'al :'ahc~tory. A Iiitra scle-Ice iii' rmarriage of Dr. Harry S.
BlossomI
made of
Blossom,
STATIONERS
- PRINTERS
- BINDERS
General Office Outfitters
112, S. Main Street
club has Lecn ii nexisten,,e in the Uk i-
versity for a number of years, but this
is the f,rst. year that it has bee
definitely organized.~ The club is coin-
posed of advanced students in the nat-
ural sciences, particularly those ini
zoology and botany.
FOR RENT-Three single rooms, or a
suite and single room furnished to
suit, situated on Church Street,
three blocks from campus. Call at
the Busy Bee. 22-28
71213I, and M1iss Abby E. Copeman on
Oct. 12. Dr. Blossom is on the staff
of the state hospital at Middletown,
N. Y.
Bray your Conklin Pene at Van Dor.
ensCli'sParinatey, 703 Packard street. tt
l~dhl for tile big Pennsy extra. 31
Bell Phone 1404
The: fellows are
appreciation of our
Suits. \Wagnter &Co.,
showing their
Special Dress
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