I 'H ItI I VLHkI .jANit I LD , -I- 3 Mwwe I AT THlE TR1EATERIS1, TODAY Screen fiIestc-"Twin Beds." Christy comedy, "Striking Models and Topics. Arcade-Clharlie Ray in one of his latest, "Peaceful: Valley," and a comedy, "Kick in High Life." Wuierth-H. B. Warner in "Felix O'Day." Hank Mann in "Wayr Out West," and Fox News. Orphem-Katherine MacDonald in "Passions Playgroun4"" Also, a snappy comedy. TITS WEEK Stage "Whtney-Sunday-Fianchon and Marco in their new musical review, "The Satires of 1920." IGarrck (Detrot)-Jack Nor- a worth with an unusual sup- porting cast in the comedy hit of New York, "My Lady Friends." NEWA RKS' FAVOR Chrits Bookis on Display For the benefit of students intend- EASTERN CONTEST iug {(o purchase books for Christmas niiaio gfts, more than 40 new books rhos- CQpE Iniiatonceremonies for evelen new en as "Suggestions for Christmas,"! 11 members, who received the official wi'll b,, on display in the main reading l cognomen of "Skeeters," and discus- rco oi of the Library this afternoon.A sion of the club's attitude towards Th ,e coliec tion has been leaned to the Michigan's competing with :':astern Library for the day by the State street Chita universities in football and (51I er" ath- book stores. Crsm letic activities, formed othle bufi:ness of the Greater Newark club at its meet-; Strings of ing last aghIt in the Union. The club' MICRiffANENS1AN NOTICES Priced at went on record as favoring alli East-'ILdesWi em fotballgamenext ear.All fralernities, sororities, andhan After the initiation, several short jorganizations must have pic- Sc+11 talks were given. Hermnan Kerber, turt ae o h ihgnn '19, spoke for the alumni, Cal Bac- ' ian before Christmas vaca- 1 13 E. care, '21D, for the students, and Harry ItionI. This is final. IJ Ann i1 Kettenring, '23E, for the neopihytes. Ohio THas Most 1tulonobilis Ann Arbor's progressive merchants #Columbus, 0., Dec. 4.- Ohio has'~ h ihgn al.-d.I more automobiles than anynvother state !t4 is Gilts Suggestions Pearls 18 to 30 inches 1 $10.00 to $40.00. ~i Watches $15 to $75. derer & Soyfried ; Liberty Street' Arbor Michigan OAN C HRISTAS MOivlR NNG WATCH ITHE LIRiFACES WHEN YOU GIVE THEM RANDALL PORTRAITS ! THEY'LL TELL ,THE STORY OF RANDALL SUC- CE.S. studi L)l F. YASII q I \\ I VV according to a record of automobile' 11 NOW is the time to order o-.M" . I 3 1 l licenses issued in 1920, just made pub- lic biy Alexander G. Snow, state regis- trar of automobiles. New York ranks second in the num- ber of automobile licenses issued, while Illinois and Pennsylvania are running a close race for third place. Mr. Snow, said.. California, he said, will rank among the first six states. This is the first year, Mr. Snow said, that Ohio has outranked New York.l Read The Daily for Campus News." your The Blue Front Cigar Store PERSONAL CHRISTM4S GREETING CARDS while our assortment complete ' // /°".. t' i'fi.,. \\ '1 \ ILL 6 ,, ' - , r . , rUrf , \ _ 't . tf r .. ' 4p w P , ? 4.. 2 ( A " ' _ ,w 7 ,' ": _ , s {;1 *a f . , :3 .v . \11 xf STUDENT OWNED Corner of Stateand Packard 1S . t i9 a; . a ', u L 1 Seltubert (Detrot)--"Little Miss Charity," Richard C. Hern- don's 1~921 musical gomedy suc- cess, with Frank Moulan and Marjorie Gateson and a score of dancing, singing chovk,;ter . I i the Stage AT THlE WHIT9NEY Gym Suits~- Shoes- Suports SPORT SHOP li N. University G L, Next To Arcade Ave. a Theatre EMBOSSING a specialty. In ordering from us you get the- serv- ices of some. of the, most,~ r I I exclusive Engraving Stationery houses in Middle West. and the ENGRAVING & Eagle ptcsa n any other tnk O~~U-h zate~ ~ the maker's ovi~~~r.Ln r c tle field that rq~e ztoltrcxi ingenuity. 1ete ytz ~b All Shirts29pretDsun J. F. WUERT"H &COn. Next to Wuerth Theatre "The Satires of 1920," Fanchon and Marco's 'spectacular super-revue with a definite plot, is to open Sunday, Dec. 6, for the one ,night performance only at the Whitney theater. This offering satirizes the motion picture industry and depict's the troubles of a Texas yoil ling, imbued with the idea he is destined to become a movie mfagnate, in attempting to producee a~ feature film. Aiding the stars Are five famous funst- ers, Lloyd and Wells, Arthur West, Al Wohilman and John Sheehan; Miss Eva Clark, the prima donna, and oth- ers -of note, including Muriel Stryker, Daisy De Witt and Lucille Harmon. The girls, a: cluster of youthful, shapely, pretty California maids, are a big feature. The book of the offering was writ- ten by Jean Haven' whose work for Zlegfeld's Follies made him famous, F'achon and Marco wrote the lyrics and music, andl Lester of Chicago, desgned the customes. '22 Engineers O4ther Tomorrow Junior engineers will meet in the tap room of the Uknion at 6:30 o'clock Monday night to assemble and secure tickets before attending the class theater party given at the Majestic theater that night. -Printing and imitation of Engraving can be furnish- ed if desired. o: D. MORRILL 17 Nickels Arcade '2A'ere~ Alagic n E"cr # r ° 3 / [ K ts. ., 53f.'1 -9I& . ern:: - l 3 s. q l-'n r p' Jct s iumm ~, WIZ rD XV Ciccr Cigarettes S