…,THE MICHiIGAN DAILY STOM MADE CLOTHES have an air o distinction, a richness of finish ad an assurance of correct style that stamp the wearer as a man of good taste and dignity. H. WILD COMPANY MERCHANT TAILORS STATE G. )ING. ST. I Second Semester EXT BOOKS NEW and SECOND HAND Drawing Instruments and Supplies I. P. Loose Leaf Note Books STUDENTS BOOKSTORE s ... DETROIT UNITED LINES een Detroit, Ann Arbor and Jackson. run on (-,...…
…Tflfl MICHIGAN 1 e T ,.: 2 - _ __ _ __ _ __ _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , ', i4 . . _ , - ,. .. .,. .., _ i ' . ', " . i /% \ 'f fg / Li f Ir= F F9 1', ~~ ii L. j L w.._... .. ,. ,.. __ __ _. ,_ w . , .... ,... ..,.w ., ... ..,....,,.a. .... ..... An Interview With a Retired Ann Ar- bor Merchant- Save mioney, sirs, by real co~ oniy: Don't b stingyiDont be niggardI Bt run your pi sou buy...…
…Tll, MIOHIGAN DAILY I. FRED B. SMITH of New York City Subject: "A WORLD TOUR" Omght 7:30-HILL AUDITO IU UNION SERVICE 11 q1 I AEC1IP" RECALLS FORMER 1 IN PLAYS AND THEIR CASTS1 of Classical Productions given 1884; Second Presentation in 1890 naechmi," the play to be given Classical clhb on March 30 in rsity hall, recalls memories of r Latin plays and those who took i them. first Latin play, "Delphi of Per- was given in 1884. ...…
…TH'E MICHIGAN -DAILY Y... ... . -Bloch Smart Clothes for Spring are here! That should be all the announcement necessary, because the Stein- '1loch supremacy is so well known. We're so enthusiastic, however, about these new suits that we must add a few words in praise of them. The patoras are so fresh and new-the colorings are so soft and pleasin--the now styles are so full cf smartness with the characteric Sten-Bloch refine ment, that we ...…
…2'TH1 MICHIGAN DAILY WALK-OVER It's Here- The New 3A Special with the NEW RANGE FINDER TK sti T , MATil,&ENI22 W " ITN Y T a; WEDNESDAY 4 it t~ w~.0"®LLIVNS) Our Latest Arrival Greatest Thing Out. Prices from $49.00 to $77.00 English Oxford, leather Sole O'Sullivan rubber heels Black or Tan LYNDO N'S 719 NO. UNIVERSITY AVE. Where You Buy Kodaks and Films Mail Orders Now FAREWELL of Fores. Createst English-Speaking A or ?. -°---=...…
…LOCAL Ie Michigan Daily NOW $1.00 No. 121. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1915. PRICE FIVE C _. WOMAN -FOR ERS' SOCIETY T iJft 11I . PORTAY PERILS OF PINEY FIGHTS FOR FARNORTHTONIGHT MCHIGAN LAURELS IvyJI r of Coif Accords Marguerite K. Ashford High Honor Never before Given Oie of Her Sex CT ELEVEN BARRISTERS TO EMBERSHIP ROLLS OF ORDER, TODAY Chosen This er Than Ever Before Year rguerite K. Ashford, '15L, of Hon- H...…
…to T HE MICHIGAN DAILY every detail of our tailoring will be found pleasant and satisfactory. Wide choice of exclusive fabrics will be yours---perfect fit and mo- dish style guaranteed. The world of well dressed men are regular visitors here. Why not become one of the members? G. H. WILD COMPANY, Leading Merchant Tailors. State St. Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except 'Monday during the universit...…
…TRIM MIONIGAN DAILY I, y NO IT ISN'T NAPOLEON, BUT. HE'S GOT A NAPOLEONIC JOB ----0-- "Napoleon was only a trifle over five making a real operetta out of what feet tall, y'now." might be "the reason for discouraging "Thas vurry true, Henry." the dramatic art at Michigan." "And he certainly was a peppy guy." "More than that, Arthur, oh indeed, "I won't contradict yuh, Henry." more than that. He is the Eugene P. "It, was his personality, Art...…
…THEN MICHIGAN DAILY. ..w. ..' DRAMA1EAGUE TO GATHER IN DETROIT Prof. Richard Burton, of University of Minnesota Will Act as Chairman CgARNEGIE TO WRITE FOR APRIL STUDENT 4. tI 3 IPA International Peace Advocate Contribute to Special Anti-War Number Will 7 - I of 16 ielves, PLAN )ks. LARGE LOCAL DELEGATION MINISTERS PROMISE ARTICLES rI fIi. fi Ii Prof. Richard Burton, head of the English department of the University of Minnesota...…
… ii+ f 1 Showing of LOCH SUITS LL HATS SPRING SHOWING OF CROFUT & KNAPP SOFI and STIFF HATS and The Largest Assortment of Golf Caps We Have Ever Shown WE ARE NOT KEEPING THEM, WE ARE SELLING THEM LET US SELL YOU YOUR HEAD-WEAR Tinker & Company COR. S. STATE and WILLIAM STS. READY AT YOUR SERVICE Reule, Conlin,Fiegel Correct Spring Attire for new apes and colors in PS 11 Suits. Balmacaans Topcoats Raincoats $15 to $30 $12 to $25 $8...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY !lo ..b + NOTICE trade you One of the new Model Kodaks for your old one and a reasonable "boot" We Do Repairing AND Altering c. I.KIDD - - - Sophomore 1530-J 1112 S. Univ. Ave )on't miss the Walk-Over )issolution Sale I want 50 more 2nd hand KODAKS to rent and sell. LYNDON 719 N. University Every pair Men's and Women's High Shoes, including Spring Goods, at cost and below cost FORUM TALKS OVER RATERNITY VALUE Re...…
…l . A. v1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1914. PRICE s I I EVENTS FOR TODAY Michigan Union opera, Whitney thea- ter, 8:15 o'clock. Prof. George R. LaRue lectures in Mu- seum lecture room, 7:00 o'clock. Mr. Baldwin lectures in room 348 new engineering building, 11:00 o'clock. TEACHERS TO HEAR GERMANDIPLOMAT Chicago Consul-General Will Speak at Bismarck Celebration on April 1 . VETERANS LINE UP IN FIELDING DRILL Lundgren ...…
…A l L~4 IT M \/ l AA-11& Official newspaper at the Uni igan. Published every mornin day during the university year. versity of Mich- g except Mon- J, STYLES 'I, Jr I I The Season is Here Again We are in a better position than ever to supply your wants ia Golt We are the sole agents for the Crawford Mc Gregor Clubs Come in and look them over Golf Balls are much cheaper than last year. You can buy Balls now at 50 and 6Se and save money. ...…
…Kodaks Redi HATS, All Kodaks fitted with imported lenses reduced in price. We take good saleable Kodaks as part payment on new ones; Come in and see us s 4CALKINS' PHARMACY L 324 So. State Street rs to have more at Wadhams & isfaction with ev- ASimple Tu R You replace soiled cuffs with a clean pair by one turn. No attaching or detaching. No dif- ference 4n appearance from the regulation attached stiff cuff. Doubles the "life" of the shir...…
…it I' 1'' 'I / You won't have any use for a Spring Overcoat in July and August, but you'll find a light- weight coat will come in very h andyduring MARCH, APRIL, MAY Let US make one up for you NOW. Take yourx pick from our new and complete line. DON'T BE A WAITER ;-_ } THE WONDERFUL NEW Edison Diamond Diso Phonograph Edison's Latest Truimph The fresh lit relay team, composed of crack. athletes from the all-fresh1 squad, won an easy vict...…
…Michigan Daily I I LOCAL $1.50) MTAIL $0.00 a a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS AXE AGAIN HITS BASEBALL SQUAD Eligibility Committee Gives Slates to Men Still on List. Clean I WRESTLE 30 MINUTES TO DRAW. MAY HOLD OUTDOOR PRACTICE. By a toss of a coin, the last bout of In order to facilitate practice as soon the season's wrestling tournament was as the team gets out in the-open, the ended and the t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY of Spring Woolens Largest Assortment in the City Ready for Your Inspection, LDCO. 311 S. State Street A t, Tr TT rZ season will soon be here. Have your Racket ready for Bring it in now and let us re-string it. We guaran- all our work. Do not delay but do it now. -Ofo 4rhl %0 tizdent ' E~EHA (i).CO. oo ketore ITEREST TYPEWRITERS nigs being equal, you OF ALL MAKES ost always interest For Sate -$15.00O PT if you are well...…
…-THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Things Different Sulits Amateur Photographers CHARLES H. BUNNELL 11 Hats Notice!Z Men's Clothes I BRITISH WOOLENS, $55.00 AND UPWARD tir ine of STEIN BLOCH Suits and and would be pleased to show you .o to $35.00. II 69 West Fort Street Detroit Models For some time past the amateur prints made by one of my assistants have been very poor at times. This feature has been entirely eliminated and you will get th...…
…THE%'MICHIGAN IDAILY RJG H KQ&B DETROIT FRATERNITY JWELE R AD STATIONERS I 1 I I WE KNOW" iT 1S EARLY NEW WHITNEY THEATRE ALL TEIS WEEK--Mat. and Eve, Daily PRICES-Daily Matinee at 2:15 400 Best Seats on Lower Floor, ., 250 Evenings ., ... 25c, 35c, 500 Direct from One Solid tYear in Ntewe York City, the Thrilling, Beaut iful, Eduica- tional Travel and Natural His- tory Motion Pictures of PAULN. IRAINEY'S DB E1 J1ewelers, Stiationers,...…
…e Michigan Dail Daily E ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1912.9P2 .. ERT STORMS GIVES ST OF LECTURE SERIES, bert Storms delivered the ss of a series of four at hall yesterday afternoon. C. A. having abandoned the ernoon meetings, have plan- st of addresses, the second n this afternoon. The sub- >day's address, which is to men only, will be "Eternal vill Ats of the Wednesday and ctures, for both men and be "The Everlasting Yea"...…
…n~ast THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- ly as a result of an extended member- ship campaign. TWENTY YEARS A O TODAY. The erection of the proposed Wat- erman gym was delayed because all the bids received exceeded the avail- able supply of money. Some objection was made when the Athletic Association ass...…
…* CLASSIFIED ADS. busi- An imposing array of speakers will address the senior engineer dinner at the Mlicbigan Union tonight. Prof. Jerome Knowlton and H. AM. Hobart, of Buffalo, will give the principal talks. Mr. Hobart is the guest of the engi- neering society and is a consulting en- gineer. Charley Kynock will act as toast- master and Rudolph Van Dyke, Earl Hoover and Sidney Lawrence will re- spond to toasts. I 1 *Advertising matter for...…
…19 MICHIGAN flAIL? MUSIC AND DRAMA i 23, as t that cents. TALK Pupils' Recital.l A recital by the advanced pupils of the School of Music will be held in the Frieze Memorial Hall tomorrow af- ternoon at 4:15. It will be complimen- tary to the public. The violin-sonata recital, scheduled after many post- ponements for tomorrow, has again been put off, this time until March 27, because of the continued indispo- sition of Mrs. George B. Rhea...…
…Vol. XXI. ~~~~~~~ANN ,ARBO3R, MICHIGAN,3 )3' 131. I,9 .II Vol, XXI. 118 1 I -- NICH-IGAN RUNNERS LOS, TO SYRACUSE Unfamiliar Track Causes Defeat' of Wolvertines in Hard Struggle HIOEI '1-,1S3FOUR FIRSTS t 11tr1i h l 1 1 00 1111'r) () ( 7'LI~11 .1 11134~t. ld 1 i 1 t 11 . l ist t it i t' tc '}li' t.1C' <il'( 11l1 11;111, oll111 2' I' IIIS hall 11 tak ''1: I ' 1111110(111 1 11111111 Ii }, 1 1 T«()1111 lll 11popl 0 ar111101C~ r ~1111111...…
…0 M10LAtDAL G. HI. WILD CO. 311 SO. STATE STREET 'Opening display of Spring and Sum- mer Woolens of Exclusive Styles For SUITS, OVERCOATS, and TROUSERS G. H. WILD CO. The Leading Merchant Tailors 311 50. STATE STEET Managing ]2ditos ITr 1:A \Vttr, Business Manager;-NXo 55I News Editor ..... ..... arl 'CI ii Assistant ........... l ai ry Athletic Editoj.... .sl cc 1K I Assistant .......... .E. Music assd lDrassma..,. Excsatisges n "Il ies.......…
…FOR Anno Arbor's Leading _,; ChrooSt. Opp. CourtlHouse L CHAMANJeweler A .a . Cocs 79c Ai 0 lcs$1.00 AanClcs$1.50 A 'imClcs $1.75 :ennArbr;a vings Bank V 3) o) Oc'olboo$50O.000 00 ." ,..~ .. -; '. ," " Transact) !''i~C'. .. k, Pes. ;W.DU. < r .1. Iota. Caslien ' V[AT~lSA t'tt tANICS 1BANK5 ,_ ,.O i eO13105STREETS a~~~ ~~ to i001 5rls and Prflts$lto.ttt la.3 pen 'end paid t01 0)' 01oin..:safety Joe- 'V I 03)0 ad upwards 0. 0 00c '.): ' '. . lOc...…
… Q. jplgrersc aft SHOES $4.00 and $5.00 IDEAL OXFORD Made to our specifications over this popular last and equal in style and detail to our $6.001 and $7.00 shoes. WAGNER &Co. State Street Sign of the big white shoe SNIEWS Il ( New WhitkeyTheare c.ta lr 815P. M. Late cormesaraot seated vionnptly. -,si z ay, Mar.20 Russian Symphony Orchestra Modest Altschlerc. Conductor NINAI)IMIIRIIFF LEAIA \ JOEBL-HUILSE BETRAM SCHWAHN FR. NK ORMISBY ()n...…
…he Mach i ____'____ A'NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SA\TURDA\Y, MARCH lii, 1910. No. 18. VOT,. XX. SYRACUSE ATHLETES ARE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY Experienced Methodists Expect to Uphold Hon- or of the East Against Michigan--Leger Un- able to Run--Bohnsack in Poor Condition. THOMAS CAPTURES ORATORY PRIZE Senior Law Speaks Eloquently Before Small Audience--Snyder Takes Second Honors. "Our 9AfriCall loagnla. a discutssioni of the race probltemt, tWat the su...…
…I IlF IICH~IGA N D AH i printg and 1910 Our Spring Specials DESIGNS-Original and Exlsie COLORINGS-The Newest FABRICS-Dependable RESULTS-Pleasing and Harnionlus -IN- Suitings, Vesiings Trowserings New Readly foe Yur Examinaton G. H. Wild Comfpanly TAILORS 311 S. STATE STREET The 'SI PASY" SUTTON HOLE MAES THE EAflfJIBRAND BUTTON EASlLY AnD SiT PERFECTL Wince Or LIEmBARC0 SHRUNK PI ULAR AND QUATER SIZES ,, r ER 02 MAKERS. Solidin Ann Abr by WA...…
…HEMICIG AN .AILY . ....-,.., .® . -w-- f This Spae ReservedK FOR Sam Burclified Ann Arbor's Leading TAILOURS 106 E. Hurou St. Opp. Court House J. L. CHAPMAN, Jeweler ALARM CLOCKS 79c ALARM CLOCKS $1.00 ALARM CLOCKS $1.50 ALARM CLOCKS $1.75 i-clty Guaranted Wteh Repairirm a ;pstuielyw THE FARMEURS AND MEICH1ANCS BANK MSAIN AND HUROIN STREETS Capital $10,000 Surplus and Protis$tOO.000 GeneraliBankinug Business. 3 per cent paid ou Time and Sav...…
…GET IN THE EASTER PARADE Even if you don't wear the new Spring suit on Easter day, it's a sonrce of satisfaction to know that you have it and conld wear it if you choose. Choose Stein-.Bloch The S IEIN-BLOCH Spring patterns are ex- clnsive and unrivaled in beauty. The STEIN-BLOCH tailors have been in the STEIN-BLOvH employ for many years. They have raised tailoring from a trade to a fine art. Thse STEIN-BLOCH style is the last word of the grea...…
…The Mch nDaily C\ 1R3(R Ni.11h C 5 t iC919,10)0 VOL. XIX. t . T23 PROBATION RULE MAY HIT ATHLETES~ Dull-May Meet Saturday Night May Be Affected-Mile Run Will Feature Meet. Chahot ho'1 riing ofolth' board of tion11frm Cenggigli10athieti. contests, X6111o1t1ardiarrangig"tie ilealtti- 1 (1111 foul 11planIllof Iraner Fit- " Cre1 picked forl 1110.r1till.oteof tie trams 0.inteD l- meto 111 ar)e111 00iltie cla1ss (11wh ich 1has1fall1111111 til he...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAlII G. H. Wild Comipanly MERCH-ANT TAILORS : Have received a large line at woolens for SPRING and SUM- MER in (Xtettum Light, and Dark Art Lether Silver Drab, Grecian Drab, Light Mae. Royal Gray, and Kings Ta. We have the Blarney, Hudson Comberland, Chester Orient, Pe- ham, Australia, Cymric, Bullion, Federa, Empire, Raebrn, Irish Boating Tweed and London Wrs- ted. P'lease come early and have your Suit reserved G. IL Wild Comf...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sam Burchficld's Fine Tailoring Trade Can Deliver The Goods S am Burclhfiel & C.EAST HURON ST. (it totiTL m C CO.,1308 State St. HOT' WHEAT or BUJCKWH'EAT CAKES °THl [ARMERS AND MECHIANICS BANK MA~IN AND HURON STREETS Capital $5)0000~l Surplus and Profils$90,000O General llunkiair IBusiness. 13 percenit paid onlime 8( andai,,lDepoits. :safety lDp- posit Boxes to rentl oi 10.00 and upwards Ri. (CurwF res. No V. r'. STVPIINS....…
…THE MICk~IGAN DAILY our aster Suanday April x1 th is EASTER, you will want your Suit ready. By purchasing here you will not only get the best that can be produced in Hand Tailoring. But you will save at least $8.00 on a single Suit. THEL STUFF IS KEEN AND) RIfI-lt )OWN T0 NoW. ~~1BOTH PHONES 480 UNIVERSITY NOTICES It 1t-Id111 1 ,, - I I11; ,- 11 1 lit OR"IGINALITY, SERVICEABLE' Quality, and Distinctive=n ness of Style. Feature distinguish ...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL.. XVIII. ANN, ARBOR, MIUCHICA NTHURSDAY, -MARCH 19, igo8. No. z20'. BAIRD -SCHEDULES KENTUCKY STATE Southern Eleven Will Play Here Nov. 7- Notre Dame May Sup- plant Wabash for Oct. 17. 'Nichigan will play Kentcky stae n- versity on the local gridiront Nov. 9. Notre lDar's sinaility to scheule a ganme for that date causeuthSie change in the plais for the footlall seaso. While Ketutckly as ot sigthue co- tract, it has ...…
…THE MICRM~fAN !SATL'- ... -- G. i. 'Wild Company Our Spring 198 line of fine Imported and Domestic IWOOLENS]I Is now ready. It incdes all the latest Novelties, Shades and U~p-to-D~ate Patterns in Moose Brown, Caribou Tan, Leather Shade, Grays and Fancy Blues. Your patronage respectfully solicited. G. H. Wild Comlpally 311 South State Street Ou~r First Shipment of 'McphMist o' (the new game craze ) was quickly sold and we have just received a...…
…THEH MICHIGAN DAILY- CLASS ORATORS WILL PRO!, I /I AT GICL S CONTEST FRIDAY NGH1T LECTlOR AND) READINGS Ifyou h ir i ha T oeighteenth annual interclass nra- f tAmnre ' lt do ods will he- bother, or you have torical contest 11-lbhld un11 ttder the teoril, 00 un il0radigs frolm)Coio kj-sef-jln auispices of the' S. IA. orsl Friday nilir'' "Plecu is ft ienoo t. C nkits Se f 4 any trouble with it, night Thie ne and orations of the olort in 'Iapptal...…
…THE MICHIGA N'DAILY . 1 $40.00 s~ l~~~ $15.00 TO $40.00 THAT HELPS SOME 118 E. Liberty St. J. KARL MALCOLM Prop. AMUSE-MENTS Al-lw This Week SJIRRONJE Enthusiasm Demanded 11er Reengagement. Have You Seen Her? Then she has you guessing. 5-Other flioh Cluss Attractions-5 PRICES~ia:-I:i c. S e.s. 30c, 35..Bo'x Seats 5Oe. iatines 5 luesa andacS aturdays. at -2:0. Adisision Adults 25c. Childrenc 180. CALENDAR. H NR ~C O. Mar. 9 -Stereopticon l...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. :11N XIi>144' I1 . >lll>\, ''l'l:IKS) \'. Xl1414444 1(1), 190)7. )4 1 2. FOOTBALL CALL BRINGS OUT PROMISING MATERIAL Fitzpatrick, Baird and Magoffin (ive Advice to the inexperienced Cadidates. Oyer iftymen a bitins 11oaid he :')'iateritl the idronduring the comingfootball 1s)aso1 atherelast " ~ in ette pI Iroomi.oifiWter-ii m an ymasium to 14ha j.ort..)impromp- tie lt ho g it i s tofall a r-asI Net at toii ie...…
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…'Flx iItt(;NNt t).XttI,, -i . 1 4' .t. _-yj1 t t It i f ;ti :.0 7 , ; , ,_. Zt " ; - What Style Clothes Will You Wear Easter Sunday?) T 'FI5 none too early to ieciderid get htt youi wam now. Shall it be 'a sniart sack snit? Whalt style verxcmoa xv il von wear? Of course son xviii xvant garnment ; thai ire fashionabily correct in ever-til, iperfect in fit, and that took as if toilorced to your special oirder No mtiater t viion fanicywe cain g...…
…T "IIE * lCIe.CN' DAILY mEm AS ITER CANDIES Iuyler's Lowney's Allegrette's OI anther's Easter Postal Cards Iruggist ,324 S. State Street. ALARI1 LOCKS' HACK AN!) CARRIAGE HIRE Cnapman's Jewelry Store. 2036 5(33131 VAlS S"Tk t3. 1 1 ~ 3131 33I:(, 3*3%Nat1 - 5 I3I is11 J l 1 p o ]1 \ 1"I l 3(33 .~. - .a '1.tw lol ''+ 11 c 11ANSO 1(313AT 204 South State Street 1; /13 33'' UNIVE RSITY NOTICES lw !1 t 1 3,3 333:113 1-t 1I,- tr 4 ( t~ttt 11 17...…
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…fIIMICh-IGAN DAMIP. +* ~w~~~r r r a r rN *pin THE 11ICHIGAN DAILY. Ented aa s sodlass matteratthe An fLab, :it ails5:onday exceptedt duigte r t ii;b.Washigiost reet, ManagingEditor, J. STANLEY BLEY . BusnessMnger, CLAUDE A. 1THOMPSON. tTailoring 4I " -Athietiskt --CIIE Lo . DEW Newr-------------ARTU Rt o C.PO N : i t t .... ..... Joseiph Y e r y r T DITORIAL STAFF: THE E NEW T P IG A. M rI e Hy11,ylAndrt 1. Watte.Jayn WOOLENS ARE Uig . ASS OCI...…
…T~dE MICHIGAN DAiLY liuchfeh's ineTalorngFIRST SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT Trade Gutarazitees... O Rule, Conlin &Fic ci Burchfil d's fine Tailoring Trade, 106 L. Huron Ianr°)t rI ot 1 N(l y New Spring IIUSAGS, CO11GM 13 ISUP1Lt TOHFuNishIgs SHlOiiSiRINOid KNIVES, .SCd.SO RS,1e~,Cni ANI) COLiAR BUTTONS.Reeonn YOU canii iii sai.vt, ii v ii I 1iieg e UOA(iS Corner Main and Washington 200 and 202 MAIN r t , . « r " t t " a" i ' T j F j 1" T Money Loaned l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. SOne Night Out to FLORIDA + ____VIA D ig Four Route ?From Detroit and Toledo ( UNION DEPOT IN BOTH I Toledo and ± Cincinnati '' No disagreeable Transfers write Bi For Aent for Inorma- +L. W. LANDMAN, General Ag. TOLEDO, . j Collegemen find a grateful degree of comfort and service in the Brighton Flat Clasp Garter. Now worn by near= ly two milbl.,1mere. Rowe's Laundry Thomas Rowe, Proprietor. 326 N. Fifth Ae. N, w P oot457 H...…
…Af0 TheAicIg lly VOL1. XIV. ANN A l-BO , MICH., SATUJRDAV, MARCH 19, 19o-4 No. 121 D. U. S. MEEIIT. Freshman and Prep. School Athletesj Meet in Indoor Track Meet- Rose Will Ga Against 12 lb. Shot Record -Champion- ship Clas Relay Race. Tonight hr classit 107 ad the Dtreoit ltnivcrsiey school wiclashliil in an0 iidoor trck eei(it hicli rm ies to bticneofti t hi niso ' trll' iag oit hrscsoii li et.icwill )wh ralleil at Ten ' .ava ha s a siro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I THE MICHIGAN DAILY The spirit of college brotherhood " ___ ______._was manifested in a practical way Entered s secn s i tr at the Ane yesterday when the freshmen engin- R ed cti n hed aly i y xet drngteof one of their numttber, whlo was i 51 tt tttar, tli I+. 4FL gtnstett eetdof pecttniary helpt. The generotts antimad the fraternal kittiness S l AGIWNG EItiORt: thsatirotnptetd the action ttf the class sI ;(titit TittMASt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY State Savings Bank. GEORGE BISOHF WI l owos t oe V.'Sheehan I1LRkL5T. t Wrn. A rimid1D V C. Vaughan4 i ..Itoh Ie FIA Sis ctioicr cCIII LOWER5 & PIL(', a \..I. K. or john i -- lnci Koc -- roft .C S h at ("la in t , b51 1 1 IioII ' t I I t 1 10 t i.Ea r C1 ftO rts totone u3. c ,!ank k 1 .4f., _ __-__-"- r 4THs ei@O ltd M E AT I FENNYCO OK' S The Place To lEat. prin COos Spring Suits Cravenettes 0 Ready for your inspectoni. ...…
