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List of New Registrants For
Second semester Issued Daily
Below is a continued list of the new students who enrolled in the Univer-
sity the second semnester. Additional nes will be printed daily until
the names of all the new students are exhausted.

"Follies i the title of.the vaude-~
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University of Illinois, featuring jazz,
skits and dancing.
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D~avis, Arthur, '22;,, 120"+ S University. Hubbard Woods, Ill. 1217-W.
Davis, Henry B, spec. Grand Rapids.
Davis, Robert L, grad, 111 S Ingalls. Grand Rapids. 1466-M.
Danforthi, Percy 0, '22E, 609 Monroe. Washington, D C. 2236-J.
D)earborn, Clinton I-1, '2Wj~ 312 N Thayer. Linden, Md. 1799-M.
Darling, WVilliam J, '21, 715 E Huron. Wadsworth, 0. 240-M.
Degen, Logan, '22. Grand Rapids.
D~elameter, Yarmnan, '20E, 117 N State. Ann Arbor. 673-J.
Deland, George A,. '22D, 417 Ihuron. Ann Arbor.
Delano, .1erman J, ' 20, 548 S State. Otsego. 236.
Dempsey, Edward J, '21. Cincinnati, 0.
D)euhs, Gerhard 13, '21, 224 S Thayer. Long Prairie, Minn. 1612-J.
Dickerson, Mildred WV, 509 Thompson. Delaware, 0. 2276-J.
Dickinson, John T, '20E, 314 N Ingalls. Fennville. 2220.
Dilver, Samuel L., '22, 1227 S University. Newark, N J. 2473-J.
1.iekeina, Ferrit J1. '2el. 5,560 S Sate. Hollandf. 18.
Dillon, Rossweil E. '21. ,300 1 Jefferson. 976-J.
Dippel, Philip T', spe, 228 S Thayer. West New York, N J. 1612-W.
Dinwiddie, G C,', 426 N Ingalls. Berkeley, Cal. 16.
Doty, Merle B, '19E, 1315 hill St. Battle Creek. 1460.
Donaldson, Bryant W, 915 Oakland. Detroit. 355.,
Donovan, John. Belding.
,D'Ooge, B Russell, '19, 823 E Kingsley. Grand Rapids. 566.
Dornbos, Laurence H J, '22, 209 S Ingalls.' Grand Haven. 849-R.
D)ougherty., Thomas 5, spec, 1223 Volland. Chenoa, Ill.. 710-W.
Digle, Le S , 555 S Dlivision. Raymond, Ill. 387.
D~oyle, Marguerite 13, 72, 714 l< University. O'Neill,. Neb. 954-J.
Doyle, Tliurman 13, '214L 527 Thompson. Menominee. 1415-3.
D~ow, Douglas, '22E, 523 E Madison. D~etroit. 1755-W.
5 )raewell, Otto T, '22E, 714 Haven. Detroit. 2672-J.
Deake, M F. Marquette.
D~raty, Francis A, '22E, 734 E University. Muskegon. 1054-M.
Drebin, Willard I-I, '22E, 118 N. Thayer. Big Rapids. 25$3-W.
Duckwall, P~aul, '22E, Allenel Hlotel. Bradentown, Fla. 121.
Duemling, Werner 1'6, '22M, 1015 E Huron. Ft. Wayne, Ind(. 296.
Duffield, George, 607 S State. Detroit. 131.
D)unbar, Duke W, '21L, 8 Geddes Heights. 2217-J.
'Dunn, George C, '20} , 1443 Washtenaw. Detroit. 1166.'
Dunnelte, Rodney A, '19I,, 321 N Thayer. Byron, Minn. 1234-W.
IDurrell, Hlenry A, grad, 328 Thompson. Dunkirk, N Y. 723-R.
Dunn, John F, '20, 90<8_E Ann. Ann Arbor. 1599-J.

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Aut Show News
With many new features and an
elaborate decorative scheme the 18th
annual Detroit automobile show open-
ed its door to the public at 7:30 o'clock
Saturday evening. The show is being
held in the Crosstown garage building,
the largest one floor garage in the
world.
The fact that the show is all on one
floor has added greatly to the enjoy-
mnent of inspecting the exhibits, as it
has' donei oawtay ' with the tiresome
climb'ing an!.sd reclinibing of stairways
which has l,= een necessary in former
years. Seoparate divisions have been
:Wade for the pleasure and truck ex-.
hibits.
Tihe abloition of the so-called na-
tional e xhibits in New York and Chi-
cago hias tended to bring many more
dealers to eTrcoit, where they may see
the largest (display of motor cars oft
the season.
Among; the nmachines which are
drawring miuch attention are the Dodge
Brothiers ' cars, both for pleasure and
industry'.
The key-note of the Dodge car, seems
to be personal supervision of} every
detail even- in the minutest problems
of construction. To insure lasting
quality chrome vandium steel has
been used for all vital parts that are
subject to strain.
INeb>raska Rtesumes -Militaary Progr-am
Nebraska's military program is be-
ing carried out successfully. Six com-
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ficers is noticeable. Supplies and
equipment are expected to arrive
within a short time, and the univer-
sity campus will again take on a mil-
itaristic atmosphere, as in t& days
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'OR S ASE-Mandolin. Ivery-pearl
triMraings. Like n~ew. Cost $20.
Will take $14 and teach beginner
freo. Ades Michigaa. Daily,
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FOR $ALE-Typewriter, Royal No.
10, nearly now. Address Box J,
FOR AL~Two tickets in second
balJcony for Caruso concert, 228 S.
Thayer. Phone 1612-W.
FOR SALE--Caruso ticket. Fie seat,~
main floor. 1018M.
FOR SALE-Five concert ticketsa'
one dress suit. Woman's Exchange,
Nickels' Arcade.
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FOR RENT-House known as "Rocky
Mountain House" on S. Fifth Ave.
Large capacity, fine dining room.
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LOST-In U. hail between U. hall and
N. S. auditorium, a plain black foun-
tain pen, with cylinder reservoir
guard. Finder please call 1540.
LOST-Pair of silk-lined gloves at
M. A. C. game. Finder please leave
at address in inside of gloves or
Michigan Daily office.
LOST-In Waterman gym. or on
University Ave. or State St. a small
brown pocketbook containing own-
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call. 2016W.
LT--Amallvelvet handbag con-
taininmoney, bank book, and
glasses , bteen 618 Packard and
439S ivis in Friday evening.
Prm 80R. Mrs. Nelson. 439 S.
LOST-A: watch in University hall
Tuesday, between 9 and 10. Finder
call 1598.

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