___ThE NACHIGAN DAILY i .a. .a g the Scale Pupils of Miss Nora Crane Hunt, of ie School of Music, will give a song ecital at 8 o'clock Thursday evening t her home, 311 South Fifth street. The program will be as follows: uartette-The Tar's Farewell.Adams Edna Apel, '20, soprano Lois Winch, contralto George D. Wilner, tenor Carl Martzloff, '20, bass Vind Song ................Rogers iolets .................Woodman esterday and Today...... ,. Spross Aimee Renkes, '20 obin Adair .............Jacobs-Bond Anna Barton pring Song .... . ...........White .ve Maria .......... Schubert Alice Rominger ,uando a te (Faust)........Gounod Winona Beckley, '19 uet-When You Come Home . Squire Edna Apel, '20, Marjorie Whelan la .................... Kramer ive a Man a Horse ..........O'Hara David Nash, '20 'he Violet..............Mildenberg Eva Feetham o Sweete is Shee ........Old English m Wearing Awa............,Foote rish Weather .............. ....Hoberg Lois Winch verture from Don Juan ... . Mozart Flute...............Mrs. Schneider Violin.............Lucy Cannon, '18 Piano.................Whelan hosporesence.... ..........Lowe he Trumpeter . .. ............ Dix Carl Martzloff,, '20 ike The Rosebud ..........La Forge oy of The Morning .... Harriet Ware Marjorie Whelan lappy Days Gone By......Strelezki Irene Skinner Mrs. Schneider, flute obligato he Fields o' Ballycare.Turner-Maley lhe Waking of Spring.......Del Riego Ottilee Supe io Possente (Faust).......Gounod Robert McCandliss, '18 unbeam ................Ronald Sole Mio (Neapolitan Seienade) ... ............Capua alian National Hymn Ester Cristanelli uet-The Lark Now Leaves His Watery Nest ............ Pelissier Mrs. G. E. Dyason Miss Hunt The accompanists will be Dorothy [aymaker, Emily Powell, Ruth Shep- rd, and Laura Whelan. The Daily's specialty is service to very one. Let us serve -you.-Adv.. With College Contemporaries The University of Wisconsin in con- sidering the passage of a general blanket rule automatically dropping from the university all slackers who attempt to evade the draft. The 1919 Badger, Wisconsin's year- book, shows assets of $5,829.55. This is an unprecedentedly large balance. A "French House" to give intensive training in French conversation will be maintained at the University of Wisconsin during the summer session for the benefit of the soldiers who are in the Madison barracks. The summer course of work at Princeton will consist of 18 hoursof theoretical study in addition to the military work, and final examinations will be given in all subjects at the end of the term. President King, of Oberlin college has left to do Y. M. C. A. work in Europe. One hundred and sixteen seniors have filed applications for degrees at the University of Oregon. *The University of Oregon is con- sidering the advisability of making mathematics one of the required- first- year subjects next fall. The need for the work by men intending to enter the service is the reason for this move. Princeton is awarding a war certi- ficate to all undergraduates leaving for military service who are in good standing in their college courses at the time of withdrawal. The college of forestry at the Uni- versity of Washington is receiving lumber to be used in airplane building, for the purpose of ascertaining wheth- er or not the drying kiln at the uni- versity is capable of being employed for government purposes. The University of Wisconsin's hum- orous publication, the Awk, has ceased Our Merchant advertisers represent the progressive business men of Ann Arbor.-Adv. Watch The Daily Classified column. publication and is being sued for $250 by the merchants of Madison. The women's league of the Univer- sity of Iowa will launch a campaign iversity will grant scholarships to Exchange your old Law, M this week to raise funds for the sup- cover the tuition fees, but room, board Dental Books for useful Prac port of two French girls to be brought and clothing must be provided by the works. Complete line. See to the university next year. The un- girls undertaking the affair. Nickels Arcade Bldg.-Adv. STRAW HATS ALL STYTEQ STRAW HATS ALL. TYLES -L JLA-djLj Clothes of Any artist can daub paint; but the Raphaels and Rembrandts are few., Likewise in clothes, there are styles and styles, but few that attain the distinctiveness that char- acterizes KUppoheilmer Clothes NAf These better clothes offer no fan- dangles or frills to camouflage poor styles,,,'\ but stand on their own simpler but thoughtful style-- the expression of a gentleman. Our modern merchandising methods enable us t offer these high-grade clothes at the prices of the oft mediocre. $25, $30, $35 6 ta NL No F. ALE'N CO Copyright 1918 The Rouse of Euppenheinter STRAW HATS ALL STYLES Another Way to Swat the Kaiser If you own a LIBERTY BOND Of the Second Issue The Coupons fall due June 15, 1918 Invest them in, Thrift dap b or War Savings Certi icates -a / This advertisement is contributedby HALLER & FULLER THE HUTZEL SHOP J. A. TRUBEY