THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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THE MICHIGAN DAILY S.
Michigan Daily Supplement
To Student Directory
FIRST SEMESTER-NO. THREE
Graves, A. 0., '24, 1233 Washtenaw. Austin, Ill. 1097-R.
Graves, Orin N., '23, 517 S. Division. Grosse, Ill.
Gregory, Alexander, '23, 643 Tappan. Marshall. 1582-M.
Hall, George A., '24, 301 N. State. Holley, N. Y. 1363-J.
Hall, Harlow I., '24D, 301 N. State. Holley, N. Y. 1363-J.
Halley, William B., '24, 1110 Michigan. Louisville, Ky. 1975-M.
Hahn, Robert D., 721 Monroe. Burlington, Kans. 2532-W.
Hannifan, William J., '23 ,628 Packard. Orlean, N. Y. 1597-R.
Harley, Fred N., '24E, 220 S. Thayer. London, Ont. 1032-R.
Harr, Robert V., '24, 517 S. Division. Munith. 2726-W.
Harris, L. A., '23E, 809 Sybil. Decker. 99-R.
Heetderks, D. R., '22M, 920 E. Washington. Grand Rapids. 1170-M.
Hill, Leroy, F., '24, 539 E. University. Fremont, 0. 1064-R.
Hoagland, Kenneth C., '24D, 114 S. Division. Blissfield. 1036.
Hobbs, A. Deane, '24M, 1910 Cambridge Road. Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Hoffman, F., '22D, 119 S. Fourteenth. Bethulie, South Africa. 1746-M.
Holm, Donald A., '24E, 718 Lawrence. Sugar Grove, Pa. 2031-J.
Horwitz, Sylvan, '24, 420 S. Division. Chicago, Ill. 313-W.
Howard, Helen L., '24, 925 S. State. Highland Park. 779-R.
Hoyt, Genevieve, '23, 2365 Thayer. Battle Creek. 1657-M.
Idema, James F., '24, 1930 Cambridge Road. Grand Rapids. 897-M.
Ingley, Fred, Jr., '23, 1233 Washtenaw. Denver, Colo. 1097-R.
Isola, William R., '23, 752 Packard. Calumet. 2074-J.
Jaffe, Saul ., '21, 430 y. Fifth. Flint. 1100-W.
Johnson, Neal M., '23, 809 'Sybil. Detroit. 99-R.,
Kelley, Stephan J., '24E, 815 E. Huron. Cleveland, 0. 496-F2.
Kelsey, P. Anita, '21, 915 Greenwood. Ann Arbor. 1394-J.
Kennedy, Blair, '22E, 1233 Washtenaw. Detroit. 1097-R.
Karr;Kenneth R., '24, 515 Monroe. Wilmette, Ill. 1457-3, or 371.
Khonoy, Isaac J., '23, 415 Hamilton Pl. Mountain. 196-M.
Kiddoo, Anna, '22, 2365 Thayer. Joy, Ill. 1657-M.
Ninsel, Harold W., '23E, 807 Lawrence. Ithaca.
Konwinski, Katherine, '24, 2365 Thayer. Iron River. 1657-M.j
Kullman, Wilford M., '24, 1015 S. State. Natchez, Miss. 2615-W.
Laib, Raymond P., '24, 1110 Michigan. Louisville, Ky. 1975-M.
La Rouche, Floyd W., '23L, 520 Linden. Bay City. 1732-J.
Lauer, E. S., '24E, 1233 Washtenaw. Rochester, N. Y. 1097-R.
Leeland; E. A., 123 Washtenaw. Springfield, Ill. 1097-R.
Leeson, Charles B., '23E, 606. Oakland. Marquette. 1496.
Leith, Donald G., '22, 203 S. Thayer. Ann Arbor. 1317-R.
Lerer, Julian C., '22E, 301 N. Ingalls. Casper, Wyo. 714-W.
Leyda, Harold J., '24, 19 Cutting Apts. Grand Rapids. 179.
Litson, Louise, S. of M., 2365 Thayer. South Haven. 1657-M.
Little, Harold W., '24D, 1019 Church. Powers. 2413-M.
Lumby, I. Dewey, '22E, 914 S. State. Pontiac.
Lyon, Agnes, '24, 2365 Thayer. Iron River. 1657-M.
Lyons, Wilson Park, '22E, 914 S. State. Pontiac.
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Here's the Winner - the kind of bargains you've
:. been looking for, - a READJUSTMENT
SALE - not the Old-Fashjoned "Clean-Out-theE
Old-Stuff" Sale, but a flat 20% off on everything j
in the Davis Toggery Shoppe. And say, there are
hundreds of new Brogues that haven't been un-
packed for two weeks yet. And Cravats, and all
the other things you need right now. And I'm here
to say the prices are the kind that will pull the iron
Men right out of your pockets and put the goods on
your back.
DAVIS
Toggery Shoppe
119 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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Seek to Crush
Business Unrest
By Resolutions
lose sight of the fact that America is
the greatest country in the world-E
that American industry will always
survive.
AMERICAN LEGION PLANS
STATE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
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WINDOW SHADES
PICTURE FRAMING
Student Headquarters
We carry complete stocks of "Brighten-Up" finishes in small size
cans for all "touch-upr# jobs around the house.
New Year's resolutions circulated by-
the Hyatt Roller Bearing company Detroit, Mich., Jan. 7.-A drive for'
"for the good of American business," new members will be started by the
have been sent out to the company American Legion in Michigan either
executives through the country by C. late in February or early in March, it
M. Eason, vice-president. The follow- is announced at state headquarters of
ing is the context of the resolutions: the Legion here.
Resolved: That I will not partici- Ten thousand additional members
pate in pessimistic gossip regarding will be sought during the drive, bring-
business conditions. ing the total membership to about 50,-
-that I will keep silent rather than 000. Lieut. Col. Guy M. Wilson of
add momentum to unfounded rumors Flint, department commander of the
of discouragement. Legion for Michigan, expects to make
-that I will consider the problem Of a tour of the state during the drive, it
re-adjustment as a personal matter, is announced here.
-that I will do the job in hand with
energy and enthusiasm. U. S. Helium Gas Plant Completed
-that I will think more of the day's Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. 7.-Finish-
work.than the day's pay. ing touches are. being put on the fed-
-that even under the most trying eral government's $5,000,000 helium
conditions, I will not allow myself to gas plant north of Fort Worth.
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PAINTS
ENAMELS
VARNISHES
BRUSHES
WALL PAPER
I(ALCININES
STAINS
GLASS
L. E. WENZEL
Painting and Decorating
ANN ARBOR PHONE S4 YPSILANTI PHONE 171
207 .EAST LIBERTY 114 PEARL
For
STUDY LAMPS
and all kinds of
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
goto
WASHTENAW ELECTRIC SHOP
The, Inn
At
Lane Hall
Good Home Cooked Meals
Prompt Service
SMALL PRIVATE DINING
ACCOMODATING AS HIGH AS 25
BOARD BY THE WEEK AND
INDIVIDUAL MEALS
PHONE 273
200 WASHINGTON ST.
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Sale Lasts Only From January 6th Through the 15th
lua earance
r1l"ll NGS OF
INTEREST TO TIlE COLLEGE GIRL
ALL WINTER COATS
at less than
1-2 Price
W OM E N'S WINTER
Undergarments
1~2 Price
EVERY SILK BLOUSE
marked down at
1-2 Price
FURS ARE SELLING
in this sale
at
ALL HATS NOW AT
two prices, marked
$3.98 - $6.98
1-3 Less
WOMEN'S HOS I E RY I WOOLEN P'CE GOODS
priced one-fifth to
1-2 Less
now reduced to
1-2 Price
SMART SWEATERS I SATIN BROCADE OR
are now selling at
1-3 Less
Poplin Corsets
at $2.00
THE
SENIOR
RECEPTION
J-HOP
SOPH. PROM.
AND
FRESH FROLIC
ARE COMING !
--Are -
You Prepared?
You will be by attending
MISS MOSES'
DANCING SCHOOL
NICKELS' ARCADE DANCE
HALL
Enroll Monday and Tues-
day evenings, 7 to 8 p. m.,
January 10 and 11, for
Class Lessons.
PRIVATE LESSONS
PHONE 1545-W
YOUR FU R S
are especially attractive to the
burglar. We can protect you
against loss from
burglary at
ti
robes priced at
1-3 Less
WOOL MIDDY BLOUSE I S I L K UN D E R W E A R I GLOVE PRICES HAVE
specially priced at
$6.98 Each
is now priced at
1-3 Less
been greatly
reduced
RAINCOATS ARE NOW I TWEED SERVICE COAT I OUTING GOWNS AND
KIMONAS AND BATH-| ALL OSTRICH FANS I"MARY GARDEN" TOI-
are now marked
1-3 Less
let Requisites at
1-3 Less
home and HOLD UP while
abroad for a comparatively small
premium. Can you afford to take
the chance? We are the largest
writers of Fire, Burglary, and
Tornado Insurance in the City
and shall be pleased to advise you
both as to coverage and rates.
priced in this sale at
20' Less
now marked at
1-3 Less
Pajamas marked at
1-2 Price
#41 AVW7&I.
BUTLER
INSURANCE
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124 SOUTH MAIN
124 SOUTH MAIN
Phone 401 M
.209 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
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