THE MICHIGAN D-AILY Talk-Over Foot wear New Parisian Last ' , ! ' ^ I , !t A Free Trip to Harvard in 1915 To the student holding cash register receipts totalling the largest amount on the Saturday preceding the Harvard Game next fall I will give free transportation to Cambridge and return. To the next highest I will give transportation one way. Cash register receipts are given out with every purchase. Get them any way you can-ask your friends to get them-save them-ask your friends to save them. We're going to lick Harvard next fall-and here's a chance for you to HAND PRESSINC LADIES WORK A SPECIALTY see the game. L YfN DON E Price $4 50. Comes in guny Short vamp, square toe effect. metal and patent vamps. Tops and quarters of fine grey cloth. All leather Spanish heels. WALK-OVER SHOE CO., 115 S. Main Street APEM IL-rtxbe' . y 4' * 4 Ice Cream for parties, socials and house trade. CL Mary Garden Reputation and Low- ney's Chocolates. Phone 106 116 A. Main. .m.a Piano Voice Violin, Organ Theory, and All Branches of Music freshaen reported to sign up for the freshman squad. -o-- - Tags to help raise money for the Belgian sufferers, will be sold bye Mis- souri University women, on the cam- pus and about the city, Friday. -0-- Inter-class football at Kansas start- ed this week. -0-- Upperclass women of the University of Pennsylvania have posted the fol- lowing rules for the guidance of fresh- men: 1. All freshmen must address upper- class women as "Miss." 2. Frosh women must wear only I green hair ribbons. 3. Frosh must politely hold doors open for women. 4. Must never come to classes late. 5. Must know their songs. g. Must be able to locate all col- lege buildings on request. 7. Must sit properly in classes. 8. Must take no notice of the op- posite sex. Ducking of freshmen in the troughs of the university farm, has been for- bidden by the board of regents at the Oregon Agricultural College. Following the serious injury of Man- uel Jermail, '18, in a fresh-soph chapelI rush Monday morning, the dean of Brown University has forbidden in- ter-class scraps in the vicinity of the chapel steps. -0- Pennsylvania athletic authorities plan the establishment of an American Henley Regatta, a gigantic inter-col- legiate rowing contest, to take the place of the Poughkeepsie Regatta and the Yale-Harvard race. All univer- sities maintaining crews will enter the event, if it materializes. The plan is receiving extensive consideration in the east. --o- Princeton's Musical clubs brought their Thanksgiving trip to a close by a joint concert with the Wellesley Glee club at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York last Saturday. -o - William H. Edwards, '00, Princeton, favors the adoption of a jingle foot-1 ball coach. Walter L. Rose, '16, was elected cap- tain of the 1915 football squad of Syra- cuse at a farewell banquet of the 1914 team last Thursday. -o - By a fire at Ithaca last Monday night, four boathouses and four boats were destroyed at a loss of about $1,70o. "Girls Will Charge Man a Quarter For a Smile"-headline, Indiana Daily Student. "Alice at Michigan," Humorous Will Be Presented Dec. 12. Are taught at the Orpheurnm Theatre House of Famous Plays by Famous Players Thurs.-Fri., Dec. 3-4 - Maclyn Arbun- kle in "The County Chairman," by Geo. Ade. Sat., Dec. 5--"As It Is In Life," Mary Pickford Reprint. Mon.-Tues., Dec. 7-8--Max Figman in "What's His Name," by Geo. Barr Coutcheon. ANNOUNCE CAST OF PLAY BY MASQmUES Skit, I University School of Music MAYNARD STREET a C. I. KIDD --- Sophomore 1530-J 1112 S. Univ. Ave I Freshman College leaches Many Tings Junior ALSO But the Best Is ALSO CANDIES the Lunches CIGARS Sophomore AT "POP BANCROFT'S" 722 Monroe Senior Main ed. GARRICK ; at; F. L. HALL, 514 E.William DETROIT Phone 2225 Nights and Saturday Matinee 25c-$1.50 William Elliott Presents PRESSING Goods Called For KMySand Delivered The Love Story With a Laugh in Every Line NO LOSS BY FIRE Lafayette's two upperclasses voted last week to discontinue the custom of raising a general uproar of yells, horns, and bells, with which they have greeted women who entered the cam- pus in the past. -o-. Counterfeiting outfits of ancient Egyptians, some 1,600 years old, are the latest arrivals at the museum of the University of Pennsylvania. The unique apparatus was used at the time of the Roman Empire to make coins not authorized by the govern- ment. -o-- Women of Colorado College went without the last Sunday's dinners, to help raise money to swell the Belgian relief fund. -0-P In a recent speech, Presidenit Low- ell, of Harvard, suggested a course of two years and a graduate course of the same length, to take the place of the four year's session, for busi- ness men of the future. -p-- Billy Sunday denounced the liquor traffic before 4,000 men and women at the Iowa State College, Sunday after- noon. Famous triple plays, as seen by the sport staff of the Daily Iowan: Pajamas to breakfast -to eight o'clocks. Football to shower bath to dinner. Dress suit to cotillion to starva- tion. ---* To bid fareweil to their classmates who are leaving to enlist in the Eng- lish army, the sophomore literary class at McGill University will give a "Fare- well" dinner on December 18. -0- In response to Harvard's first call for hockey candidates, 72 try-oits ap- peared for the Varsity team, and 65, GIRLS' GFLEE CLUB TO APPEAR "Alice at Michigan," the one-scene humorous number to be presented by Masques at the Kermess in Hill audi- torium on December 12, will be played by the following women: Alice, Adele Crandall, '17; the Mad Hatter, Mary Lewis, '15; the March Hare, Ethel Buzby, '15; the Dormouse, Marion Robertson, '15; H umpty Dumpty, Hon- ora Fogerty, '15. The characters for the parts, which will be in the nature of campus hits, are to be kept secret until the night of the production. This number, adapted and added to by Lou- ise Markley, '15, from a similar skit, "Alice at Harvard," is .a satire on cam- pus events and personages. The Girls' Glee club is rehearsing daily, and has announced that it will give surprise encores and stunts, in addition to the serious numbers. The Spanish dance, chosen by Helen Ely, '15, who is in charge of the danc- ing numbers, will include Helen Ely, '15; Elizabeth Mason, '15; Adele Cran- dall, '17; Margaret Denfield, '15; Mar- garet Boos, '16; and Helen George, '17. The "Dance of the Hours" will be participated in by Helen Ely, '15; Mil- dred Neuchterlein, '15; Hazel Good- rich, '15; Leila Wheeler, '17; Alice Vanselaw, '17; Helen Champion, '17; kMary True, '15; Meroe Currey, '16; Doris Robinson, '15; Jean Miller, '15; Ethel Turner, '15; Marguerite Caley, '16; Olivia Williams, '17; Grace Mar- quedant, '15; Dorothy Diss, '17; Alice Fish, '17; Lavinia MacBride, '17; Ma- rion Payne, '16; Adele Crandall, '17, and Catherine Reighard, '15. TRY TO INCREASE )IEMIBERSIP OF 1914-1I UNION BOAT CLUB Committees To Make Canvass of All Men _0n Campus and Whole Faculty Plans for the membership campaign to begin toward the end of next week, and the spring regatta of the Michigan Union Boat club are now well under way. The membership canvass is to be extended to all departments and the faculty. The regatta, which is to he held toward the end of May, is to have a snappier and more attractive program, and may be held on Argo pond instead of on Barton pond. John S. Leonard, '16L, is general chairman of the membership commit- tee of the club, and is selecting one man from each department to act as chairman of the campaign in that de- partment. The committeemen who are to be used under each department chairman will make efforts to reach every man on the campus, and all men on the faculty. Membership is open to any man in the university, at $1.50, but members of the Michigan Union will be admitted at $1.00. Work will begin in earnest after several more days of preparation, and a tag day or some other feature may pos- sibly be employed. Besides several smokers and dances, a regatta has been planned. for the latter part of next May. Some of the J dS Mke .f0th Smart m-n of fashion e connoisseurs, illionaire sports h_ d the greater enjoyment 1i cn SaIsakc on11s !i kL n re cigarettes of unique hlavr ard delicious mildness, they roll for themselves, to suit their own taste, from mellow "Bull" Durham tobacco. OENi N O S EKNU TOACC No other tobacco in the world has the wonderful sweet fragrance and ripe, natural mildness of "Bu Durham. No other cigarettes have the exquisite smoothness and delightful freshness of "Bull" Dirhamh hand-made cigarettes. "Bull" Durham-is a distinctive form of tobacco enjoyment, thoroughly appreciated by smoke-rs of experience the world over. Lh f'i r 4« io "xrpx Rs ' Es E' "1- l Smart Set verywhere -- clubmen, men--have discovered ftiQfn, -in ;- thef- h~ s^+ fA {I ij± II1I II ;',I rY i . < , ~ra-. eachSc s ck An Iustrated Booklet, eoi corrct wavto .1lYour OwnRs tes, and aBook of ci=garette papers will both bL: ;iled to you, Jr,%". o oal request. Adldre , "~'Bull" Dur- - a 'rharn, N.C. boo~m 1298.G 4 Tl E AMERICAN TOBACCO Co. 1-54 H 0 N E 1 I -" 5 .. ; .'r p H 0 E numbers on the program are not yet If the meal, and features will be given certainties, but the day will probably by student entertainers during the include a student crew race, exhibi- courses. Some new musicians not yet tions in resuscitation and use of tple familiar to the general student public pulmotor, swimming races, diving and are being booked for the occasion. &ther features. At least one band Walter W. Watson, '16E, is chair- will be on the grounds, several stands man of the program committee, and will be erected, and thousands of lan_ other members are Francis A. Bade, terns will be strung over the grounds. '15, and Julius L. Burns, '17L. The The societies' parade at night is to committee has made up most of the be improved upon, and the whole is to program, which will be published soon. be made shortei' and more attractive. Members of the finance committee ar John C. Leonard, '16L, chairman; Whitney Ogden, '15, James W. Hoge, 'ICKETS PUT ON SALE TODAY -17, Delos J. Smith, '17, Gerald Rosen- FOR UNION INNER WEDNElAT D a-m, '17, Staats Abrams, '17, Carson - -- A. Cosgrove, '17D, Glen A. Howland, Program To Consist of Feature 1By '17L, Frederick J. Thieme, '18E., Rich- Student. Entertainers and ard G. Grylls, '16E, Ulysses S. Cherry, Orchestra '18, Cyril Talbot, '17, and Howard S. i1 i 3:00 7:30 9:00 Friday and Saturday December 4,5 Cb s [.l wsr &G00., in "S ![RSI IIO A MODERN PLAYLET BY OLIVER WHITE GEORGE MOORE BELMONT & HARLE HAWLEY & HAWLEY "The Always Different Juggler" "The Man, The Maid and The Piano" "Up to Bate Skeaddles" Jungman Family Ladies Souvenir Matinee Friday Five Sensational Wire Performers Matinee Prices: 1000 Seats at 1e. Few Reserved at 15c. Night "Entire Main Floor at 25c. Entire Balcony at 20c. Watch for the day and date these big time vaudeville acts will appear at the Majestic. Mie Martha& Sister--"This is the Life" Flor-tt"-Maxim'a Models Mi M SrCt a CImAsh &Shaw-Ma Bim--Tha1dtyHore Tickets for the Union membership dinner to be held at the clubhouse Wednesday night, December 9, front 6:00 to 7:45 o'clock, will be placed on sale today with members of the finance committee and at the Union desk. The price will be 50 cents, and a program to be carried on during the dinner and between the courses will be featured by speechlessness and by several musical numbers. Harold Schradzki, '15L, is the only one who will be permitted to speak, and he will do nothing more than an- nounce the numbers on the program. An orchestra will play during most Taylor, '17E. These committeemen will have tickets to sell to Union mem- bers sometime today. Want Stadent iood At Card Writing It is requested that some student fairly efficient at card writing apply at the Michigan Union employment bureau for, a job which will be open until evening. 'One student was given employment at that line of work by the bureau yesterday, and the patron wishes for one more assistant. Five Classes Favor Return of J-Hop The senior and junior homeops, senior and soph pharmics and the junior medics favored the hop at their class meetings yesterday, and author- ized their presidents to sign the peti- tion. GET THAT uMow 6E5U R.EWilliam St. WE USE PURE LARD OREN'S CA F ETER IA A - - i // i / it