THE MICHIGAN DAILY mWalksOver ring Pumps and Oxfords * * . * * . . * . * * I WHAT'S GOING ON FOR WOMEN A wonderful assort- ent of styles and pat- ".,r 2' Pump shown in the cut is one of our many distinctive styles and car- ries the popular military heel, long thin vamp and small narrow silk bow, making a smart tailored effect. Unusual value at $5.50. : h. a Walk-Over Boot Shop. R. J. Hoffstetter, Prop. 115 S. Main St. S Students of the University of Michigan should inspect our new line of very smart models in Young Men's Top-coats Young Men's Gabardines Young Men's Suits TODAY 12:15 o'clock-Dental faculty lunch- eon at the Michigan Union. 7 o'clock-Liberty Loan demonstra- tion at the Court house. 7:30 o'clock-Christian Science so- ciety meets in Newberry Hall. TOMORROW 7 o'clock-Alpha Nu literary society meets in Alpha Nu rooms University hall. 8 o'clock-Social at the Methbdist church. 8:15 o'clock-Comedy club play at the Majestic. U-NOTICES The Soph prom committee will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Mich- igan Daily office. Band forms at 6:45 o'clock in front of the gym to march in Liberty parade. TheGlee club will hold a rehearsal at 7 o'clock tonight in Mr. Harrison's rooms in the School of Music. The Mandolin club will hold a re- hearsal at 7 o'clock tonight in Room 205 Mason hall. Gargoyle Mourns jrouth Approach' Pursuant with the promise made in its last issue, the April number of the Gargoyle, which will appear on the campus at noon Friday, sounds the death knell of old John Barleycorn. The "In Memoriam" number affects to sympathize and mourn with the bi- bulous citizens of the state over the coming drouth, and in picture, song, and jest endeavors to recount the past and forecast the future. A double page drawing by Jim Robertson, is said to be extremely cur- ious in its structure, and is given the significant title, "The Staff Artist Makes a Trip Down Town." A clever satire on Billy Sunday's well known attitude toward alcohol is one of the features of the issue, while a number of Michigan's favorite songs, as well as some portions of the scriptures, have been rewritten to meet prohibition needs. The coming senior Swing-out, and the late project of giving uniforms to the women of Michigan are treated in jocular manner. PROF. JONES APPOINTED TO DO GOVERNMENT WORK * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * AT THE THEATERS "The Brat," at the Garrick. "Pollyanna, at the Whitney, Saturday, matinee and night. TODAY Majestic-Nell Sh'ipman and Al- fred Whitman in "Cavanaugh of the Forest Rangers." Wuerth - George Beban in "Jules of the Strong Heart." Also Keystone Comedy "Wrong- ed by a Mistake." * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Orpheum-Alma "The Answer." "Caught with the Reubens in Also Comedy, Goods." A. SHOWS AT 3:0, 6:30, 8:oO, 9:30 15c Unless Otherwise Specified. Thur-Fri-i 8-i9-Mabel Normand in "The Floor Below" and Christie Comedy, "One Good Turn." 20c,- Sat-2o-Cons ance .ialmadge in "The Honeymoon" (Ret.) and Cartoon, "The Mysterious Yarn." Mon-22-Francis X. Bushman and Bev- erly Bayne in "Thn rass Chck" aad Dre Conedy, e and After Tak ing." I I CLEANED AND REBLOCKED with a new band LOOKS LIKE NEW Saves $2.00 or $3.00 FACTORY HAT STORE 617 Packard St., next to the Delta Telephone 1792 I t * Arcade - Mabel * "The Floor Below." * Comedy, "One Good * Normand in Also Christie Turn .' *x * * Rae--Emily Stevens in "Day- * break." Also Drew Comedy. * * * * * * * * * * * * FOUR DAYS STARTING T('ESDAY, APRIL 23 TIHE BE A ST OF BERLIN" which all good American's should see. Shows-3:00, 7:00, 8:30-Shows 25e - Including Tax 25c inely tailored garments every one of them. test ideas. We advise early inspection. / A HAT Fashions Nights: rl Pop.Mats. 25c to $2.00 A*G R - I Ved.aats _200 Orchestra I Seats $1.50 DETROIT Best Seats Si Oliver Morosco will present "THE BRAT" By and With MAUDE FULTON MAJESTIC I I TH1EAT RE ?Iz. eb W.-a I Wuerth Theatre Matinees- :oo, 3:30. Evenings-6:30, 8:oo, 9:30 - Phone-i 6o-J Prices:-Matinees ic; Evenings 20c We Pay the Tax BOOKINGS FOR APRIL Thur-Fri - 18-19 - George Beban in w* "Jules of the Strong Heart." Also - Keystone Comedy, "Wronged by a : Mistake." .- Sat-2o-Wilian Russell in "The Mid- night 'Trail." Weekly No. 22. Con- S edy, "The Flirt." '~Sun-Mon-21-22-W. S. Hart in "The :" Silent Man." Also Son of Democ- - racy, NO. 5, "Tender M'~emories." - Tues-Wed- s3-24-Elizabeth Risdon in S "Mother." Also "Eagle Eye," No. 7. Thur-Fri-- 2.5-26 --J. Warren Kerrigan S in ''The 'Turn of a C'ard,"' in 7 parts. T w OrpheumTheatre Matinees-2 :o0, 3 :30- Evenings-6:30, 8:oo, 9:30 - Phone--i6o-J- Prices: Mat. roc; Eve. xca Children 5C ."'. No Tax a BOOKINGS FOR APRIL 'l' hur-lVni-- -i8-io - Alma Reubens in :" "The Answer." Also Comedy, g "Caught With the Goods.'' E Sat-2o--Frank eenan in "Loaded = Dice." Also Weekly and Comedy. SSun-Mon--a-22- aessie Barriscale in " 'Madam WXho," in 7 parts. Tue-a3Marya Pickford in "Rebecca SunnybrookFarm." Also "Eagle Wed-24-Pauline Frederick in "Dou- ble. Crossed." Also "Eagle Eye," NO. 7. (Ret.) WHI T HNEYTHEATRE SATURDAY APRIL 20 Mat. and Night iaw EIaner and'GeorgeCT rer f -ePent (The Glad Ptay * * . u... * Y CATHEQItNE CHI5HOLM CLISHING based on the book of thesame tNamebyEleanor H.?orter Prices: Mat. 25-50-75-.$1. Nights 50-75-$1-$1.5O SEAT SALE THURSDAY MORNING N{ a Plate of Ice Cream every Day n-or.s Delicious, CREAM Refreshing, Nourishing John H. Kun sky, Michigan's Biggest Exhibitor said: GET YOUR Text Books and Supplies From the "Store with the College Spirit" Sheehar Ann Arbor AT THE ARCADE bel Normand, whose recent ap- ance in "Dodging a Million" has notion picture fans the country singing her praises, will be seen he Arcade today and tomorrow "he Floor Below." While the star ven ample opportunity to display vell known attainments as a com- II Prof. E. D. Jones, head of the de- partment of commerce and industry. & C o .has been granted a leave of absence &for the duration of the war, to ac- Detroit cept an appointment as civilian mem- ber of the educational committee of the general staff of the war depart- edian, there is much of the dramatic ment. Professor Jones will leave at in the role of Patricia O'Rourke, the the close of the academic year for copy girl in a newspaper office, who is Washington, D. C. assigned to unravel a mystery which The object of the appointment is to long has baffled the police as well as get a staff of trained men spread several reporters. throughout the country, who will be especially competent in the methods There is always an opportunity to of standardizing labor conditions, fix- Increase your business through Daying wage rates, prevention of fatigue I and the preservation of all classes advertismg. Try it.-Adv. of welfare work. In commenting on the appointment, Professor Jones said, "In these days 1 Leave Copy of stress the country cannot afford to at have work suspended while labor and Students' capital fight. We must learn how to Supply Store harmonize these difficulties in the in- T S IN Gterest of efficiency. We will train these men who come to us to become FOB RENT ;directors of personnel in the different ___ __ _T_ _ industries, and will make them ex- FOR RENT -domplete furnished perts in the knowledge of how to treat apartment. Use of piano without labor conditions, and of how to bring extra rent until fall J. K Malcolm. harmony out of threatened strife." "I have just seen one of the 1est motion pictures made within the past twelve months-exactly the kind of production that will 'ri; the public into theatres- the kind of production I like to present in my own theatres. "And I have just seen a won- derful star resume her important place among the few great per- sonalities of the screen. The star and story to which I give my hearty approval are combined in the GOLDWYN production of Bepy LAS 4VER jarry' . and Th eth able LOST 4 T-St. Johns Ambulance Associa- n medal. Very valuable as keep- ke. Finder please return to 906 Ann and receive reward. r - Delta. Gamma Pin. Name Idred Reynolds on back. Reward. 11 2338. WANTUD TED- Several men to set straw- 'ry plants today and tomorrow. one 990-3 or call 522 Monroe. GA 1G i4i441L A. V . . , 34 ... 604 E. Liberty. 1718-M. TO RENT-Large suite and single room for student and light house- keeping. 425 So. Division. 1565-J. FOR SAL , r- , ra . _ k s L y ?al ,.a .- FOR SAL--The Daily oaa thing It is our specialty. sell Soph Prom Committee to Meet Tonight An important meeting of the Soph- omore Prom committee will be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the office of The Daily. RE TO-DAY Nell Shipman - and - Alfred Whitman -- in - "CAVANAUGH OF THE FOREST RANGERS" "6The Floor Below° - in - Kodaks at Attractive Prices I am constantly taking Used Kodaks in exchange toward New laks, and, although we have use for all of them in our Rental De- tment, we offer many of them at much less than their real value. Now is the time to get your Kodak out and have it put in order for. summer. Bring it to me for adjustment and cleaning. THE CRITICS ALL AGREE- "WID"-"The Floor Below" is a great-yarn with plenty of snappy treatment. Sure to draw heavy patronage. EXHIBITORS TRADE REVIEW-Mabel Normand is the most vital bit of magnetism that has ever worked before a camera. Here is a picture that "has everything." MOTION PICTURE NEWS-Thru "The Floor Below" Mabel Normand goes rollick- ing along in her own irresistible way-it is the usual lavish Goldwyn production. =.r 4 .gDON'T MISS IT Arcade Theatre 11 - Also - Telephones and Troubles SHOWS - 3, 7, 8:30 - SHOWS PHOTOGRAPHER, 719 No. University Ave. I I TODAY AND TOMORROW-200 - - "MMMP- - 'RINW I Mond