SATURDAY, JULT 12 im THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGFR THRiM _ _ . .____ ________________- Myth" Is Proved A Reality As White Indians Reach U. S. YOST, LITTLE, WEIMAN PREPARE FOR NEXT FALL Yost, Little and Wieman, Michigan football coaches, are in frequent con- sultation these days, silently prepar- ing for another football campaign. Joe Maddock, former Michigan star and at present head coach at Oregon sits in on some of the meetings as plans are made for next fall and from the drift of the conversation that filt- ers through from the secret sessions the Michigan eleven next fall will be the greatest forward passing team which has ever represented the Wol- verine school. Plans are already laid to develop every backfield man into a capable passer and the ends and half backs will be drilled many hours next fall on catching the pigskin. For the past two years Michigan has boasted of a great forward pass- ing attack. Last year the aerial game was used more as a threat. C A R R I C K Pop, Mat. Tues. Thurs. & Sat. 25 & 50c Nights 25c - 50c - 75c and $1.00 7th Week 151h -Season THE BONSTELLE COMPANY A Sparkling Comedy of American Life The Harvard Prize Play by Phillip. Bary "YOU and I" Next Monday-"The Awful Mrs. Eaton" Itfili1 111 110111tll i t111tt110UIIIII11111 11101l 110111111tilll ll lllltllll l llltllt KEEP COOL AT THE LAKE HOUSE PAVILION WHITMORE LAKE Dances every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Nights REAL MUSIC A REAL DANCE FLOOR Al Strauss and his Lake Pavilion Orchestra -C - "White Indians," long considered a myth, are present in flesh and blood in New York, whence they were brought from the little known San Blas country of Panama by their discoverer, R. O. Marsh. These young- sters, two boys and a girl, all have golden white hair, hael eyes and pink skin. Their parents are copper-colored. UNION OFFERS SPEIAL SUMMER ACCOMODATIONS The tap room in the Michigan Un- ion will be opened at the regularly weekly dance from 9 to 1 o'clock to- night, for the special accommodation of students attending the dance. Thi;3 gives the students an opportunity to have their refreshments served in the tap room during intermission instead of up stairs as has been the previous custom. Tickets for the Friday night dances go on sale at 5 o'clock every Wednes- day afternoon in the lobby of the Un- ion. Wilson's regular Union orches- tra is also furnishing music for the summer dances. The special ventilat- ing system which is in operation in CLASSIFIEDSj FOR SALE "RICH"-the shoe man is in town for ten days. Order your all campus maccasin sport shoes. Call between 10 and 2. 2878-R. 610 Forest. FOR NEW and used typewriters call the University dealer for Reming- ton Portables. Stacy R. Black, 604 E. Madison'. 1809. LOST WILL THE person who took a gold Eversharp Pencil with initials W. F. N. from a table in the Reference Room of the Library on Wednesday evening, July 9th, please return it to 436 Thompson St. Reward. LOST-Grey leather pocketbook with gold crest. Return to Dew at Daily Office. Watch Repairing FINEST Watch Repairing in the city. Arnold's State Street Jewelry. BOARD BREAKFAST, lunch, dinner, $7.00. Lunch, dinner, $6.00. Kappa Al- pha Theta, 1414 Washtenaw. Call M. Demmon, 2570. the Union building makes the ball- room a cool place to dance in the even- ings, according to officers of that or- ganization. "Blue Plate" luncheons will be serv- ed in the Union dining room beginn- ing Monday at the popular price of 65 cents. These special luncheons are prepared for the prompt service of students and faculty members whose luncheon hour is limited. Meals are also being served on the terrace of the Union as well as in the dining room from 12 to 1:30 o'clock at noon and from 5 to 6:30 in the evening. All summer school students are in- vited to make use of the service and accommodations offered by the Un- ion during the summer months. Today Only Lew Cody in "THE SECRETS Of PARIS" The Spat Family in " HELP ONE ANOTHER " Coming Sunday Frank Mayo and Evelyn Brent in "The Plunderer" "The Three Orphans" By IH. C. Witwer Soon-James Kirkwood in YOU ARE GUILTY" Tonight Only Tully Marshall and Marjory Daw in "THE LYING TRUTH" Coming Sunday Laura LaPlante in "EXCITEMENT" A new round of the "LEATHER PUSHERS" Soon-Harry Carey in "THE MIRACLE BABY" Century-Comedy 1 -1 "What awhale of a difference dust a few cents make I1 t ._..... c Mk _i s S -r -r ...all the diT' ,.;,e betwee.t ordinary cigarette and - F -' , the most skillful blend in cgarette history. Limber Up! Tennis, golf, baseball, track, racing-every type of keen, active sport leaves muscles stiff and sore until you've had time to get in real condition. But a rub-down with Mifflin Alkohol will speedily relieve this stiffness. 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