THE MICHIGAN' DAILY
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IN OUR Suits are rich in appearance,
perfect in fit, handsomely hand-
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ever made if you wear a Malcolm
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i in a varied assortnient of colors and
patterns for the Spring Season.
Your early ipspection is invited,
Balmacaans to your measure or
ready to wear.
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After 9 P. M. each day all -Ports" are closed
but you can -shoot" your films in to the
"Night Box" for early morning "Developments"
for Development - r Ready Next Afternoon
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and always the best work in Ann Arbor
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Our Spring Hats are the latest and most exclusive
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for the very best-every hat guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction.
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near Allenel Hotel W. W. MANN, Prop.
CORRESPOND ENT
SPEAKS MARCH 9
Shirts to order.
Tress Stets to rent.
J. K. M ALC OLMI
50~4 East Liberty Sti eet Malcolm Bloch
James;
F. Archibald (gives Illustrnted
TIK o n Hattle tirounils
of Austria
James P. Archibald. tar correspond-
ent, for Seribner's magazine, wil deliV-
aringSale
of Broken Suzes
in
id Womens
VERY CHEAP
At the Sign of Satisfaction
Shoes
er an uncensored war talk, illustrated
with lantern slides and motion pictures'
taken on the Austrian battle fields, un-
der the auspices of the Polish' relief
committee in Hill auditorium, March
f9. The Polish relief fund has now as-
sumend a total of $461, and it is hoped
this will be increased materially by
the receipts from the lecture.
Prof. 'S. J. Zow ski, of the. engi-
neering college, chairman of the. cor-
W itted, has issued the following state-
ment:
t"The Polish relief committee wouldl
like the services, for One 'afternoon of
about 40 students to assist in selling
tickets and distributing circulars about.
the 'city for the war talk to be given
at Hfill auditorium on March 9, by J. F,
Archibald. Students who are willing
to give this service for the benefit of
the mr-any Poles, deprived by the war
of their homes, and rendered destitute
_and even facing starvation, are asked,
to meet from 7:00 to 7:45 o'clock on
Friday evening, February 26, in. room
311, engineering bui lding.Any who cane-
niot be present and who c would cares to
serve, may give their names to P'rof.
S. J. Z"owski, Prof. C. L. NMeader or'
Prof. L. C. I arpinski."
1SENIOR ENGINEERS TRA%SAV T
liMPOR'VNT CLAkSS RUISINESS'
THE STATE SAYINGS BANKI
ANN ARMOR, MICH.
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS $125,000.00
Win. J. Booth, Pres., WmArnold, I Vice-Pres.
John C. Waltz,,Ca.lhier, Pt. A.Beal, Asst' Cash
-Web and Flange, enigieerinig soci-
ety, will hold a banquet at 6:00
o'clock this evening at the Union.
--Tan lleta i , honorary engineering
society, gave a membership dinner at
the Unio l last night. Lists of elec-
tions to the society will probably be
nmadie public in about two weeks.
--Att a mueoting of thme Classical club
to be 'held this afternoon at 4:00
o'clock in room A of Memorial hall, a
treasurer will be chosen to succeed.
Ilucile A. Sprcoat,- '15, who hlis
gradua ted and left the uni-
versity. New members will also be
choseni from the freshman class. Af-
ter the meceting reports on the private
life of the Greeks will be given by sev-
eral of the memnbers.
-Membilers of tHe Keystone State club
wil meet at a smoker to be :held- at
the Michigan Union at 7:00 o'clock
'Monday, :March 1. Tickets are on sale
ait 25 cents.
--('snes for the senior homneops were
purchased yesterday from Guy L.
WVoolfolk. TFhe clanes are of solid ma-
hogany , crook neck, and have a chased
silver mnouinting.
CAMPS BOTERYBostonian Footwear
. _Suth state Street ROYAL TAILORED CLOTHES
AN EN "SIRE NEW
SHOW 'TODAY
. LIBERTY ST.
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High Glass Shoe Repairing
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Edgar A thison Ely& Co.
PRESENTS
ttBiliy's Tombton es"1
COMEDY SKETCH
LYLLIAN WATS ONj FLYING LA MARS
Charpcter Singing Comedienne SENSATIONAL AERIALISTS
COLUMBINE AND HER FOUR HARLEQUINS
A Singing and Dancing Novelty
WILLING BENTLEY & WILLING SINGING, TALKING & D~ANCING
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Canes are Provided it
meeting
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ve, Mr. Gormian,
at the
Peontchartrain Hotel
TODAY
Styles in ready made Garments
)ress or Sporting Wear
nishings Hts and Shoes
Questions of caps and gowns, clas,,
canes, a class memorial and class day
officers occupied most of the session
of the senior class of the College of
Engineering yesterday afternoon.
The contract for the purchase or
rental of senior caps and gowns was
let to a firm of North University tail-
ors, and announcement will be made
later of the date when measurements
will be taken for- the paraphernalia.
The class also voted to leave a
memorial in the shape of a loan fund
to the amount of .$400,,and first assess-
ments will be~ made upon the class thi s
morning, because the fund will be put
to immediate usve. The assessment
was fixed at $1.5Q.
The class cane committee was
granted full, power' in the final ,selec-
tion of the sticks and eighteen samples
are to be placed on view this morning
in the rooms of the Engineering so-
ciety, where the seniors will select the
three canes from which the cane com-
mittee is to make its choice.
Gordon B. McCabe A's unanimously
elected to present the class memorial,R
while John C. Abbott and Carl V.
Johnson were nominated for the offce
of class Historian, and Allan T. Rick-
etts, Herschel C. Smith and It. V.
Dibble were chosen as candidates for
class orator. An elect ioni for these
last name(] offices-will takle place ne"xi
week.
The (elect ion of a elass5 comlmittee{
was post ponied until W e dne s day,1
March 3ryd,. when the class will con-
vense again.
--)r. and Mire. M. C. Wie , and M1r.
and Mbrs. C. H. Forsyth, will chaperone
the membership dance to be held at
the Miichigan Union from 9:00 to 12:00
o'clock Saturday night. Tickets at 50
cents each for Union members will go0
oan sale at the clubhouse' couinter late
this afternoon.
--OwN lg to tOle small attel)(atm1ce at tile
mneetig of the: 3-Hlop committee last
ighlt at the Union, the meeting was
adjourned without transacting any
business. The date of the next meet-
ing will be announced later.
Senior lies meet at 4:00 o'clock to-
day, in room 205, Tappan hall.
Senior lits pay class dues tomor-
row from 9:00 to 5:00 o'clock at the,
general library. All back dues. and
special $2.00 tax are payable at this
time.
All m embers of. the Glee club report
at room 8, Press building, today or to-
morrow and secure tickets and instruc-
tions for the Band Bounce.
Normal club will meet tonight at
8:00 o'clock in McMillan hall.
Meeting of upper girls' section,,
Deutschi Verein, tonight, at 7:30
o'clockl.f.
ball t(,an, "and each body should have
sepasrte b allots, but the balloting
shouldl all be d]one ink the- sane place
and on the sameoa.
. Hawilfey Tapplllwing G,, treasurer
of the athle'tic associat ion, stated that
the only objection to the plan is that
it may bring back the old evils attend-
ing elections, but that the benefits
would far outwecigh the disadvantages.
E"arnest F. H-ughitt, '15E, gave as
his opinion that if more votes could be
brought out by the combining of thet
elections, that it would be a benefit to
the ,campus, for the lack 'of votes had
been the chief evil under the present
system.I
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LADIES SOUVENIR MATINEE :
REMEMBER Wednesday March 17, is "PAY DAY"
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Coming Monday-"~GENE GREEN" "The Czar. of
repertoire of 1000 Raggy Songs 'The Admiration of a
Majestic Theatre
IMPORTANT MANAGERIAL
Announcement
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"Gene green 's"
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220 Bellevue Avenue
AMATEUR
"Ratimea Com petition"
For Ladies and Gentlemen
Cold Cup to Winner Silver Cup to Runner-Up
Presented by Gene Green
"THE AUDIENCE TO JUDGE"
e~ntries Received Now Leave your Nance with Manager Butterfield
The Winner of Each Heat To Sing in The Final Wedniesday Night, March ;
'Whine' The tre WEDNESDAY NIGHT
WhitnyThatreM A R CH 3rd
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A, Spectacular Persian Roumance by Richard Walton Tully; aufhor of "The Bird of Paradise."
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MAIL ORDERS NOW CURTAIN AT 8 P. M,
p! ' itt ?; 1 ~
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lu1es offered inl choice futrnituire att prices represent-
nstances,,A- SAVING OFi~'oo P R CENT, as
prices usually chiarge)d.
.Packt Mission and Cva;fit smni Designs are par-
le for fraternity and club, houses. 'ale also design
ial furniture to order,
new homes will find it to thleir advanltagIc to em-
:is afforded by our facor for the production of
iture for libraries, dens,<blls, (ining11-rooms aind
Ord Street car to State Street cud .go onebHocd smuth
:s west to falctory of
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Gives V4 icture to Forestry. Peparltmeft
Woodbridge Metcalf, '11, has pre-l
seinted the department of forestry with
an Ontario landscape. Metcalf gradu-
ated' from the forestry department inl
1911 and is now an instructor, in the1
University of California.
MFANY FAVOR PLAIN
FOR LIET ION IDAY
(Continued from Pag~e1
!"Ield, '15, business manager ol flThe
I):ailyr, "and there is only one object~ion
that 1I ~'au offer to it, and that is thiat it
miay enourrage e-lectioneering in Ipoi-
itics, a thing which the campus hasr
bpeen trying to avoid lately."
"I believe that reach organization
should judge its own elections," said
C. H-, Lang, '15, manager of the barse-
Buy your Mazdla lamps at Switzer's
310 S. State. tf
In future all cars stop at Goodyear
Drug Stone. tt
University Ave. Pharmacy Fountain Day rate
for single
taxi 2280.
passenger now
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