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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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T~AGJJ~ TW4 ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY 2 INDAY, APRIL 4, l92~


DATESOFSNR
headdIine Is Set For Gown Orders;
Fock Election Will Follow
Spring Vaation
AN*NOUTNCE CANE DAY
Dates of the traditional events '.o
be observed by the senior classes this
spring have been set by class officers,
pending final verification by the Uni-
versity administration which, it is ex-
pected, will be given at an early date.
Che original date announced for
;3wing-out ceremonies has beeIchang-I
ed, in order that they may bes held'
When President Cla rence Cook Little
is in the city.
Mock elections will- be held soon
after spring vacation -~announcel
at the last class meetink and numer-

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SUNDAY PROGRAM BY
SPEIAL ARRANGEMENTS
----- - WVith your coming out frocks and laces for Easter~rA
.arac, we vie for honors with our entertainment
O OOOO0 OADOfor you. _

SENIOR CALENDAR

Week following spring vaca-f
{ ti or-Mock election.
I May 2--Cane cday.
1May 11-Swing-out ceremonies.
IMay 12-Senior sing, on the Li-
brary steps.I
1May 19-Senior sing, on the Li-
j brary steps.
IMay 21-Senior ball, at the
I Union.
June 11-Class day; Senior ban-
I quet 4in the evening.
SJune 12-Senior reception;I
Alumni day.'
1June 13-Baccalaureate addvess.I
June 14-Conunencelnent cere-
I monies at Ferry,-field.I
ouis rumors are already in circulation
as to Who will be the candidat-es for
the various nomenclatural offides.
Orders for caps t and gowns mubt
also be placed before spring vacation,
it was announced by the committee
yesterday, either at D3erill Pratt's
store or at Moe's Sport shop, in ordar
that, their arrival before. Swing-out
may be certain. The graduating .garb.
Nvill be worn for the first time on this
date and on one day each week fol-
lowing that time until Commencement,
and also at the traditional spring
functions of the class.
Plans are under consideration for
broadcasting one of the Senior sings,
which will be held on May 1~2 and May
19, through a Detroit radio station.
WVASHINGTON. - Loss and damage
claims paid by railroads its 1925 de-
clined, 19.7 per cent.

A national rcfere~ndunm on plrhii-
tin at the tifal~ of the next.I Pre sInt- j
ial election is bein sought by Sn.
Walter 110. Edge (;fNiiW Jrsey. A
resolution calling for at ech a vote is,
now before the Secnate.

The Whole Wide
World Salutes
Aft Am
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IAT THLE THEATERS
I TWoday-ScreenI
(Arcade- "Irene," with C'olleen
( Moore.j
Majestic-"Miss Brewster's Mil-j
lions," with Blebe Daniels. j
IWuerth- "The American yen-,
( us," with Esther Ralon.'
Today-Stage
Garrick (Detroit) -"What Price I
Glory." ___
(Bonstelle Playhouse (Detroit)-
"The Show-Off."
IShubert Lafayette (Detroit) -
"The Student Prince."j
New Detroit (Detroit)--Thurs-
Iton, the Magician.
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SAGINAW. - Oil was discovered)
here yesterday" in the sixth well
drilled in the local field.

Queens

of Fashion

Bow to Colleen Moore .-her triumphant Festival
of Styles and Fashions-Sixty glorified sunkist
beauties--hundreds and hundreds of gorgeous, cre-
ations made to amaze and delight !

Colleen
panty into
7e heaven,

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Step down from their, thrones for the queen of all comedians,
Moore, as saucy, scintillating Irene O'Dare who comes out of a sh
a mansion-out of heaven into your heart-Shure, Ireland must le
Irene came from there !

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Emperors of Broadway
Hail Irene, the super motion picture, for having brought back tile darling
Irene, a funnier Irene. For two years Irene was Broadway's pet-now
the whole wide world.

of Broadway gowned like a
she'll be the sweetheart of

queen, a lovelier
entertainment for

EASTIER SUNDAY DINNER
Menu
Chicken Gumbo Soup with lice
Celery Hearts, Green Onions andI Queen Olives
-Choice of-
Roast Stuffed Young Duckling with Aipple Sauce
One-half Fried Spring Chicken with Corn Fritters
Baked Virginia Ham with Candie.d Sweet Potatoes
Roast Milk Fed Chicken with Giblet TDressin
Chicken: Chop Suey or Chow Mien
Whipped Potatoes Chicken Gravy French Peas
Head Lettuce and Tomato Salad with Thousand Island Dreg' ,ng
Special ;aster Brick Ice Cream
or Apple Pie with Cheese
Music by Normis Gilmore and is
Garden Orchestra
From 1 to 2:30 P. M.
Evenings, 6 to 7:30
CHINESE GARDENS
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Aice 11111 Gown, Irene, C,,stle o oIreamns, Sky ']ocket-all.
l the wouderful nmelodies Utet IYou ihrilliiig iwitlh romance
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rp.ASO'WORELS f I3ACK. STAGE" FUN.
r Pk VcJIMMIE ADAMS A

'WITH ALL STAR CART
As the Famous
MADAM LUCY KATE PRICEY
CHARLIE MURRAY
A'ND 1IANY OTHERS

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