NEW T 15f U LEWINTER IN EUROPE' Know Your Alumrp
fr(By Courtesy of Chimes)
GO INTOErr[CT HERIE Word has been received that Mrs.
Myra B. Jordan, who resigned her
Harry M. Carey, '20, 1920 managing
O.)INANCE REGULATES PARK.. position as Dean of Women here last editor of The Daily, is now managing I
IN, PAsSIIG VEHICLES, year after having served in this ca- the Duluth Community Fund, Duluth,
NUMBER IN SEAT! pacity for 20 ;years, is enroute to Minn., having left a publicity position
Genoa, Italy, where she will spend with the Detroit Community fund.
Three persons will no longer be Donal Hamilton Haines, '09, of the
allowed to ride in the front seat of department of rhetoric and Journal- R
anaudtobile, eir Mrs. Jordan and her husband, ism, has written a novel which is to
an automobile, either touring car or Frederick P. Jordan, formerly a mem- be published in the near future. d
roadster, in the city of Ann Arbor un- her of the staff of the University li- Conrad N. Chrch, '17, formerly city i
der the new traffic ordinance which brary, sailed for Europe at the close editor of the Ann Arbor Times News, a
went int9 effect on last Monday. Sev- of the last semester, and have been is now managing editor of the local
eral new sections such as the above spending the summer at Baden- pae
were included in the new ordinance. Baden, Germany, where Mrs. Jordan's Robert T. McDonald,' 18, V1918 xan-. r
The section containing the new regu- health has been greatly benefitted by aging editor of The Daily, is now edt- a
latiO~ follows: the famous health baths there. ing the house magazine of the Hudson cc
25. Not more than two persons shall Mrs. Jordan writes that she and/Mr. Motor Car Co., having left the edi-
occupy the front or driver's seat of Jordan have been spending a very torial staff of the Detroit News. t
an automobile, except that a child quiet summer at Baden-Baden, and H. C, L. Jackson, '18, managing edi- 5
less . than ten years of age may boc-ave met many Ann Arbor friends tr elect of the 1918 Daily, has re- t
minr, hal b sate inth la o an Mr. ouce.tatecproofton1workDwihas e-tF
cupy the front or driver's seat as a there, including Prof. E. A. Bo'ucke, signed his reportorial position ,with t
third person and no person, adult or roformerly of the German department, the Detroit News and is doing real es-a
minor, shall be seated in the laps of and Mrs. Boucke. tate promotion work :with the B. F. e
the driver nor shall the driver be Taylor'Co.,. of Detroit. k
~seated in the lap of a, person whenTylrC.ofDti.
theatombin e iin otison hnARMY PLANE ACCIDENT IS : Willis Blakeslee, '22L, 19?1 manag- d
the automobile is in motion. UNDER PROBE BY AIR BOARD ing editor of the. Michiganensian, is B
Pollca to Begulate Parking - now In the law office of Roscoe.Boni- i
As stated in this ordinare, the Continued from Page 9 steel, '12L, who has a large local law c
clate the parking of vehicles'in certain flocked to the field Sunday, dug parts practice.
disricts here parkig l ntefer of the plane out of the ground. Allen Schoenfield, '18,1918 manag-
wd= ithi traffichor public safety. l nefr Explains "Stowaway" Ter-m ing editor of the Gargoyle, is' doing
As before, however, the speed limit Explaining the application of the free lance correspondence in Ger-
will remain at 15 miles an hour. term "stowaway" toaPrivate Whitney,1 Hmany.
Paringwitin 5 fet f ay freit is said that there are any number of! Hughston M. McBain,. ex-'23.- for-
hydrantig within b prft of any fireh d privates and non-commissioned of- merly night editor on The Daily, has
hydrbil still be prohibited. Au- ficers stationed at the flying field who returned from an extended trip
tomobileseiust keep to the right at have never had "time" in the air.- abroad. He intends to enter the buy-
all intersections, allowing the vehicleM y fhsemnntresvie ing department of Marshall Field's,.
on the right to have the right of way, Many of these men enter the service igdpatetoMrhalFlds
and must keep to the right of the en- in the belief that flying will become Chicago.
ter when turning to the left. an everyday occurrence in their lives.
Vehicles must stop while street When they find, instead, that their AMERICAN LEGION
cars are discharging passengers, ndd lives are filled with an endless roundU
asmusta observe alldicagn safety zones pssnera nd of humdrum details, which seldomi HONORS FURLONGI
never drive into these zones while takes them inside an aeroplane hang-
persons are waiting for passage Oniar, no opportunity is lost of "going Harold A. Furlong, '24M, will be
anystrset car or alighting therefrom. up.' Whitney, it is believed, hopped one of the honored guests at the an-
In ovrt and asing ther into the plane in the last minute, and nual national convention of the
eile, a car must keep to the left, during the excitement of taking off. American Legion gtext month in New
ut must not interfere with tr ' uneral services will be held Mon Orleans. He, is a wearer of (he Con-
the opposite direction or pull over to day at Mitchel Field for the six gressional Medal of Honor, the Amer-
the right before entirely clear of the victims, after which their bodies will icamn soldier's greatest distinction, and
overtaken vehicle. In leaving pub- be shipped to their homes. all men who have been awarded this
lic garages or alleys automobile3 pub- The last of the series of maneuvers decotation have been invited to the
lt -a ags r llysauombiemustI were not postponed because of the ac-cnvtina th
give proper signals before coming cde nt Asqaono panconventionat the expense of the
a cident. A squadron of planes left the L~egion.
a u. Will PuniiIlhy by Fnfield soon after dawn Sunday to de- Already 22 of them have accepted
Violations of this traffic ordinance fend the Long Island shore from a! the offer. They will review the an-
shall be punished by a fine not ex- theoretical attack from the sea. This' nual parade from the stand of honor.
,ceshall eiing25 eds acosfnoe-attack closed the mimic war which
ceuting 25 dollars and snot pad, by has been waged on Long Island for Michigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50.
inprisonment in the county jail for
i not exceeding 20 days. Fines and For Pens and Good Repairing
terms of imprisonment will increase A free trip will be given to the Mich-
en the third and subsequent offenses. igan-Minnesota game by the Arcade RIDER
Copies of the new ordinance will Barber Shop.-Adv.
be distributed this week. THE IEN SPECIALIST
Loose Leaf Note Books-the,"Stand-
ard"-all sizes at Wahr's University 808 S. State .St.
LI1JII (Ifl l Tf orBookstore.-Adv.
IE UN1 way and in losco and Alpena counties.
The West Michigan pike is good be-
c tween the state line and Traverse City
19 UFOM W E fIftjIexcept as follows: Short detour three
miles north of Manistee, poor; two
miles of gravel construction north of
.PROVED hIGRWAYS BUTI LIT- Beulab, rough and siippery, but pass-
TLE DAMAGED, OTHERS BE- able; fair gravel detour, Grawn to
COMING WORN Traverse City. Several detours are
necesary between 'Traverse fty and
East Lansing, Mich., Sept. 25.- Mackinaw, some of which are hard to
ains over the entire state recently travel.,
uiring- the last week have tended to The ,Mackinaw Trai' has a detour
nake dirt roads soft and uncertain, east of Mottville, a portion, of which
eordig-t o ft weekly ean crtaris poor. The remainder of. the road
cording to the weekly weather re'o Grand Rapids is repoited good.
ort of the United States weather bu- There is two miles of construction just
eau here. Improved roads generally north of Grand Rapids, but the detour
re good, but other highways are be- is good..
timing worn. The. DetrO~it Lausing, Grand Rapid(
The Dixie highway is good between and Grand Hayen road, No. 16, is
:he state line and Monroe, but con- somewhat rough. In places. There is
truction work still is in progress be- a short detour in Portland, also east.
w'een Monroe and Detroit. The de- of Coopersville on the western leg of-
nmrs are good, however. The route. the route.
s far as Saginaw is good with the. The hate. line road, Jackson, Lan-
xception of a portion between Frau- sing and the north, has a detour south
:enmuth Junction and Saginaw, the of Hudson. Considerable construction
etour also being rough. Between work is being carried on at various
Bay City and Alpena it is good over points along the highway.
most of the route. One detour is en- The Detroit, Ann Arbor, Jackson,
ountered between Whittemore and Battle Creek and Kalamazoo road, No.
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SIGMA DELTA CHI OFFICERS
HOLD MEETING IN ANN ARBOR
Executive officers of Sigma Delta
Chi, national journalistic fraternity,
held. a business meeting here in Ann
Arbor last Saturday. Those present
.were K. C. Hogate, national president
and editor of the Wall Street Journal,
New York; Ward Neff, national treas-
urer and editor of tle Corn Belt
Dailies, Chicago; Prof. F. L. Martin,
.editor of the fraternity's magazine
and of the schools of journalism of
the University of Missouri, and T.
Hawkey Tapping, national secretary
and Ann Arbor rewreaentative of the
$ooth Newspaper Syndicate.
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ladle our complete line of party
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Sample sets are not free, so sample
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TAXEDTOAACT
ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN G NE
APPLICATIONS EXCEEID LAST
YE AR'S BY THOUSANDS
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Present indications are that Ferry
field this year will be taxed to its
capacity fcr the big football games,
according to officials of the Athletic
association.
Alumni applications for the home
games this fall are mnre numerous by
several thousand than at a corres-
ponding time last year. The Illinois
f,'me especially, the first opportunity
Wolevrine supporters will have this
year of seeing the 'postmen in action
against a Big Ten team, is proving a
great attraction for Michigan gradu-
ates, judg ing by the number of Ad-
vance applications for tickets re"-
ceived in the ALthletic association of-
fice. The Wisconsil game, also, isa
drawing card' for alumni, many re-
quests for reservations having been
sent to athletic officials. Figures as
to the total number of advance sales
and reservations will not be avail-
able for several days, but record at-
teidances are predicted. The Mich-
igan-O. S. U. game will draw a large
gathering of Wolverine undergradu-
ates and alumni, approximately one-
third of Michigan's quota of seats al-
ready being sold on reserved.
Rules similar to those of previous
years relative to student apportioning
of seats for home games will apply
thIis year. Upperclassmen . will, be
liven priorityrigats, but it is strictly
emphasized by those,in charge of the
ticket distrilgmtion that upperclassmen
applying for tickets together with un-
derclassmen will receive the latter
rating in choice of seats.-
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Three Good Drug Stores Where YouCan SuppfyYour Needs
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- Here are listed some of the many things we have because you will need them.
These stores try to give such excellent service that you will be glad to do ALL
our trading with Us. rere's for an acquaintance that shall benefit us both!
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Tooth
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Brushes and
Pastes
All the pop-
ular pastes
are here -
Colgatels
Pepsodent, ,
Kolynos, etc.
We recom-
mend this
like it. -50c
Kodaks and Fountain
Supplies PensTalcum
Bring your film here for Come in and try a "Life- Powders
finishing; get fresh Un for Time pen or a Duofold. You
reloading. don't know what a good pen All the popular
Prompt service by .people' is till you try these. ,kinds: M a v i s,
who know. t does not cost you anythingM n,
totry them.
Phots o' thegate's, H-udnuts,,
PhOtops of the
Football Team Razors and Garden Court, etc.
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the team. They are ready now Club Shaving Cream you have and his smaller brothers await
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Laundry
Mailing Casel
Make mailing safe.
$1.75 up.
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You wll want fine soaps fc -
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the gym. We have all the best
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The stationery of a "gentle- Combs & Brushes
man carries its own message'
of good taste and refinement.
we can show them to you and
Bath Towels
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