ICHIGAN DAILY r Y - may" I' EN HAVE THEIR i ABOUT STYLE 250 MORE Lyndon's "M" BQoka R IvlD YFSTERD WHITNEY THEATRE Tues. Night October 13 The Sensational Success of the Season At the old price $1.00 u're a College Man and hold a utation among your friends for ring decisive and distinctive clothes, cannot overlook our Fall and Winter ics. They're full of character. Have it tailored-to-measure which will add nce and embody your individual ideas. :asteful yet distinctive style. This is the last lot of these "M" books that we can buy to sell at this price, so get busy. Bringing Up Father GEORGEI McMANUS' ORIGINAL CREATION LYNDON - - 719 N. University Avenue F I I L MA L C 0 L VRM For Twelve Years .e Sign of Satisfaction Receive No Reply Prom Saginaw Prof. W. D. Henderson, head of the university extension lecture service has heard no word from Saginaw, where agitation was made to have ex- tension lectures for credit given. It is expected, however, that some arrange-l ment will be completed before Friday,1 as the matter is to go before the re- gents at that time. High School Student Injured by Auto Joseph Luce, a member of the high school football squad, was run down by an automobile and seriously injur- ed on Packard street Sunday morning. He was taken to the University hospit- al. Michigan to Compete in First Meet Michigan will probably be repre- sented at the first indoor intercollegi- ate track meet, which will be staged in the Madison Square Gardens at New York city the evening of March 6. While the matter will not be taken up until the meeting of the board in con- trol, October 16, it is believed by Trainer Farrell and Captain Smith that the Wolverines will have a small squad on hand. Will Deliver Lectures -in Minneapolis Prof. F. N. Scott, of the rhetoric de- partment, will deliver two lectures on October 22 in Minneapolis, Minn. One' will be given before the Minnesota State Teachers' association on the subject "Teaching of Composition," and the other will be held before the° ORPHEUM Theatre House of Famous Plays by Famous Players Mon., Tues., Oct. 12-13-L. Frank Baun Presents "The Pateh-Work Girl of Oz" Wed.,Oct.14, Return Date Mary Pickford in Caprice Thur..Fri.,Sat., Oct,15-14--17 Jesse L. lasky Presents Dustin Farnum in "The Virgtigiaui" t I /// 7/' ° / y/ r 7 f . i fI \ w I TRANSIT MARKET Wm. LINDEMAN DEALER IN Fresh and Salt Meats Pork, Ham Poultry,etc. Bell Phone 2294 212 N. 4th Ave. The Newest of the New Deilius Dancing Delicious Music Millions of People have Laughed at George McManus' Funny Cartoons The Biggest Comedy Hit of a Decade Prices: 25, 35, 50, 75c, $1 Curtain 8:15 I Dr. Franklin Addresses Congregation Before a large and attentive audi- ence, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, of De- troit, delivered his lecture on "The A, yles First Search Millan casion Jewish year. every school l For the Highest Good," atl hall Sunday night. The was the first meeting of Mc- oc- the $5-00 RAINCOAT FREE RTY ST.' Students' Congregation this Similar meetings will be held Sunday night throughout the year, and rabbis from many THIS WEEK eYI Minnesota association. English on the topic Culture." of Teachers of parts of the country will come to ad- of "Vocational dress the students. With every Suit $18.50 or over FACTORY HAT STORE 11 6 E. Huron St. W. W. MANN, Proprietor mow "I MICH. organz, or may take tment for Advanced work. Establishes Night School in Detroit John Polaski, ex '16L, has establish- ed an evening school in one of the foreign districts of Detroit in which more than 200 men of almost every nationality are enrolled. Spaulding Elected President of Club At the meeting of the Educational club last evening, Mr. A. Spaulding,, commercial teacher at the Ann Arbor high school, was elected president of the club in place of Mr. B. A. Buskirk who has not returned to the uIliversity this year. Student Pastor Speaks at Battle Creek Rev. Roy W. Hamilton, student pas- tor of the Presbyterian church, is on the progran for the annual meeting of the Michigan synod at Battle Creek, October 13-15. He will tell of the work among the students at Ann Ar- bor. Student Acquitted of Breaking Lockers By giving good reason for his action, and paying all damage, the man who last week broke into the lockers in the interclass clubhouse on Ferry field was allowed to escape further conse- quences. The day after he caused the damage, the student left town. As soon as he returned, he appeared be- fore Intramural Director Rowe, show- ing cause for his breakage, and offer- ing to make good all damages. Headquarters for TYPEWRITERS New, Rebuilt and Second-hand, at prices con- sistent with Quality. My second-hand and rebuilt machines come from the best rebuilt factories in the coun- try, and are guaranteed to be as represented. Get my new prices and pointers op typewriters be- fore buying. This costs you nothing, but may save you money 0. D. MORRILL, Local Representative Underwood Typewriter Co. m in the study of music and de- ion, call at the ,ffice, or address LES A. SINK, Secretary. e in- WANTED-Messenger calls 795-J Ann berle Arbor Parcel and Messenger Ser- Main vice. Auto and Bicycle Delivery. A. tf.) F. Brown, '17E. eodTu ser, Mrs. Leila Comstock Goodyear, of our city, her new song folio [lection of fourteen exquisite "rose" songs. "Leaving Memories Fair, Like utifully expressed in choicest English by the composer, who has woven' perfect harmonies. 'ming "gift" book aside from its intrinsic musical worth. sfying expression of a real experience, and the subtlety with which the ist command the attention of the critic and win the love of the dilettant. We Invite the music loving public to hear them. GRINNELL BROS. Telephone 1707 Special Train Join the classes at Granger's if you care to dance correctly. Class every Wednesday night at 7:30. Private les- son by appointment. For particulars call at 312 :Maynard St. next to Majes-' tic or phone 246. Dances every Wednesday and Sat- urday night from 9 to 12. 50c per couple. 13-30 AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS: 1 originate-others imitate-but that's history-now! Why pay good money for films and let some one spoil them in developing or printing from them. We know it's being done, be- cause we have customers who come in and tell us about it. It's not so here, however. When we do your work, if you can find a single defect it won't cost you a cent. That's fair isn't it? Eventually, why not now? Go to Lyn- don "At the sign of the Kodak" near Hill auditorium for Eastman kodaks, films, and everything photographic. tf FOUND-A gold handled pen knife. Call at 1405 Hill St. 13 LOST-A fountain pen somewhere be- tween Prospect St. and the library, Thursday. Finder will please return to Newberry hall. 13 LOST-October 5th. pocket book con- taining twenty dollars. Return to 602 East Washington. Reward. eod Tues LOST-Athletic book with name J. H. Madison. Please phone 1462-R. 13-4 LOST-Rain coat in club house on Ferry flild. Return to 203 S. Thayer or call Hollenbeck, 775-J. LST-Pair tortoise rimmed glasses in black case. Return to Daily office. LOST-Pair of glasses and case com- ing from football game on State or PaPckard. Return to F. Gilbert, 413 Thompson. 633-J. LOST-Reversible blanket, plain brown and plaid. On bleachers of South Ferry field, Saturday, Octo- ber 10. Finder please phone 1878-M. FOR RENT-Private garage on Thompson between Liberty and Wil- liams. Concrete floor, electric light, running water and underground cel- lar for washing and cleaning. Phone 572-R. 12-14( FOR SALE-Guitar, banjo mandolin, standard make, cost over $100. Will sell for $25. Call after 4:00 o'clock at 602 E. Catherine St. 11-12-13 WANTEu-Students to sell Choral Un- ion Concert tickets. Liberal Com- mission allowed. Call at School of Music. 11-15 Toilet preparations of all kinds and right prices. Quarry Drug Co. eod. BROADWAY AND JOHN R. DETROIT -where the U. of M. spirit is manifest and "M men are taken care of. .' .Go to The Edehweiss for your luncheon when in Detroit, Soc. Also for your Dinner or after-the- theatre Supper. And we make a specialty of U. of M. Ban- quets. Dancing from 6 to 8:30 and 10 to 12:30. Delightful music - orchestral and voice. Cuisine unexcelled, and Ser- vice the best. A royal wel- come awaits "M" men at any hour of the day or night at JACOB MAt K, Manager Grace Cameron "Miss Dolly Dim- ples" will soon be at the Majestic. University Ave. Pharmacy. The store 322 South State Street (over Baltimore Lunch' Reward. Bell Phone 582.J 1 to Lansing and Return A. C-U. of M. Game Class EYY YQR:K 'fit y X;S .". Ample Room for All Towels-soap-tooth brushes directory at Quarry Drug Co. and eod. chigan Central Best shoe shining. Hats of all kinds cleaned and blocked. Next to Wagner A Co. eod. ing i Arbor 7:45 a.: 10:00-a. r (SATURDAY 'I Rtr Octb-r )17Retur m. Leave Lansing M. Arrive Ann Arbor ning 8:00 p. m. 10:15 p. m. Why are so many students Royal Tailored Clothes? Campus Bootery. wearing Ask thel eodTh that satisfies. DdObN'T TALK WAR-TALK SHOP! We are the only tf IU ants Are Going From Ann Arbor on advance sale for your accommodation. Stu( tents' Supply S Engineer's Wants-Opposite Engineering Arch I.P. NOTE BOOKS - - - POUND PAPER - - FOUNTAIN PENS tore - lichigan Central Depot Ticket Office Fare $2.46 Round Trip L. C. SCHLEEDE :: Phone 1160-R :: 1111 S. Univ.