…EARS A TODAY. 11 Lna IT IL rtment Contests Will be In- rated to Keel) up Ath- letic Interest. WILL BE HELD FRIDAY. A smoker and "Dutch lunch" was held in the Armory on the invitation of the Anti-Knocker Club. Professors Knowlton and McLaughlin spoke. Prof. Anderson 'Takes Business Trip. Prof. H. C. Anderson of the mechan- ical engineering department left yes- terday morning for Jackson on busi- ness. He will be back today. FACULTY MEN F...…
…11 Practice Announced'to Be- gin Before Coach Rick- ey's Arrival. [NGTON CATCHER TO COACH. all "M" men am was held "gym" last IMPROVES ROUTE TO DETROIT Detroit United Railways Company Makes Short Cuts. The Detroit United Railways is elim- inating all the curves on its line be- tween Ann Arbor and Detroit. Addi- tional land has also been purchased1 by the conpany and right of way se- cured in order to make short cuts. At present these improve...…
…1 chigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1911. BIG -SEAT SALE BEGINS PRACTICE NEXT WEEK. MAROONS FAVOR MICHIGAN 'or Slips at Union Yes. neral Sale Dec. 11. Rifle Club Secures Target Range And New Equipment. Regular practice of the Rifle Club will begin the latter part of next week. The club has again secured the target range at McMillan hall, upon which im- portant improvements are now being 'r _ . ecember no sig-. mer...…
…T1-E NMJ(Itic GAN DAILY7 Street PLAY clusive Styles ousers. lute Street I® R. AW QUESTIONS READY 22 S. State Strcet an oars THE fWA.;IIOAN DAIIL' (Officiali Newspaper at the Universit3 of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. . E~ntered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, -Michigan, udder Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MAtNAGING EDITOR. j Walter R. Towers. j BUSINESS MANAGER * Albert .1.I ill...…
…r11 LlAN IL 10C A N ,I L BESSIMER'S GRILL - Charcoal .rilled Porterhouse Steaks, 113 W. Hu-I ron St., Upstairs, opposite Interurban station. 42 eod to 66 Patronize the new print shop, Davis and Ohlinger, Job Printers, 109 E. Washington Street. Bell Phone, 432-J. 18 eod tf * ildS *: :* * * * * * * * CLASSIFIED ADS. Advertising matter for this classified columnu must always be paid for in advance, and may be left at the DAILY office op- ...…
…1. es. Its aim is primarily religious. I hink that this aim has not been kept n close vie«' and cannot be while the energy of the organization is dissem- nated. The Sunday night talks are often merely lectures, valuable in themselves, but not contributing much o the religious life of the hearers. Tho Y. M. C. A. should st(and more frmly for that for which it was organ- zed, whether it gets numbers or not. I believe that this is the desire of t...…
…A" ic higan Daily [ A ANARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1911. on OKERSALL PICKS ALL-WESTERN MEN, ichigan Represented on First Eleven by Conklin, Wells and I horn pson1 S ELECTS ANOTHER REFERENDU 0fl( ALL-WESTERN TEAM Detroit News Places Conklin and Wells Only on Chosen Eleven. ~IIIEE(YHES ECiV M4T0N the musical K about th journey, in- fg (The D)aily assumes no responsibility for sentiments expressed in common- Iications.) Editor,...…
…THE TI[CHGIOAN )AIL-V Official Newspaper at the Univerity of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- .. day throughout the school year. .. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. tion of the services which the post of- fice officials did us yesterday morning in enabling us to secure the cut., for the cartoon which appeared in Satur- day morning's paper. At midnight the cut had not a...…
…THE A~MICHIIGAN IDAILY I with UNIVERSITY NOTICES I{ducadionaI Club meeting, Monday evening at 7, Tappan Hall. All men in- vited. Soph lit basketball candidates meet in trophy roomn, Waterman gym, Mon- day 5:15 p. m. Glee Club rehearsal at Phi Gamma Delta house, 4 o'clock today. dents Announce Class Dinners. L. M. Annis, chairman of the senior dent social committee, has announced the following dates for clas dinners at the Michigan Union: De...…
…ICIJIGADAL DAILY I MUSIC AND DRAMA I IWhite Way. The engagement here is for one night only. Seats* are now jon sale at the box. office. ew I 1 . . } I nil1 Faculty Concert. On Monday evening the. second in the series. of complimenta~ry piano re- citals, by junior nnicmbers of the facul- ty, will, be given by Mr. H{arrison Al- bert Stevens., Mr. Steven~s graduated 'from both the jlniversity and the School of Mlusc two years ago, and...…
…C 1 rgan x1 1 *1 . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1911 1,! Y. M. C. A. ruins. Hence- id ideas were opuiar Y. M. s transferred Vork. 'ganization is o that of thej o-educational A. is an't-co- 1 and women FCCd jllJ)A (VY VV :J)3ice ~ M~i II 4 /N,2EC l\ IS MOST PERFECT FRESHIA N. C. A. Berge Has Best Chart Among First Year Men Examined. Of the eight hundred freshmen re- cently examined by Dr. May, there is MINE NOT one...…
…mean that are P'ublshed every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. .. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGIMG EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albi rt R. Dilley .7 McGee k Ryau t Gillett Hippler present lot, which we regard as far better than that of the schools within we desire and do not have does not the conference, circumscribed as they are by ha...…
…CALI I' Dec. 2.-J lit "hop" at Barbour Gym 2 to 5. Dec. 2.-Christmas Party at Newberry Hall, 7 to 9:30. Dec. 3.-W. A. Hunton addresses Men's meeting at Newberry Hall at 6:30 on "The Black World." Dec. 4.-"Sebool for Scandal" reading by Shakespeare class at Sarah Cas- well Angell Hall at 8 o'clock. Dec. 4. Piano Recital by IHarrison A.' Stevens, School of Music, 8 o'clock. Dec. 4.-Soph Lit class dinner at Un- ion. Dec. 7.-Soph Eng. class dinn...…
…4UI G N RM i New Whil (Continued froin page 1.) 1 5itrctnot that of the university, is There is too mnifest anl ambition to ' usurp the functions of the university 01F 1 i i , i e d t e i e w r s i reshm en" in its H and-B3ook, p. 72: "t o Ann Arbor early and come to Y. AT. C. A. headnur:rter: for informa- tion. Dh o.; bother the Inil-ersity ofli- SChulS 1¢unfn eZei1,y 71Tey ar'e busy. ;We like to be bothered." There is stronb feelin~g fre...…
…higan Jai T ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1911. YOUNGSTERS SHOW FRENCH EDUCATOR STATE GOVERNORS.SUPPORT YO NGSERS SHRENEWAL OF ATHLETIC TiE. --- - -I i Ai. STURDY PHYSIQUEj LECTURES TONIGHT Gpher overnor is ersto Conference, However. I 'I Dr. G. A. Mav Finds Entering Gustave Lanson, U To-ate (Special to The Michigan Daily.) Class Better Developed Professor, to Spoak on "The ; DETROIT, MICH., Nov. 30.-Govern- I han Last Y...…
…year . Harry Z. I .Frank Pen Karl Matthi .G. C. Eldre Mc 'V lie within the realm of absolute impcs- -- sibilities but to be without an advocate sity on the campus. The proposition toI abolish all honor and honorary soci- [on- eties is startling. Just what the rea- sons for such a move would be or what argument would be offered in :upport of it we do not now see. In so far as. the resolution for pub-. licity as to the affairs of campus or- g...…
…n page 0. ters and Y. MA. C. Li to please note organization among faculty not "planning the miancing g of a private gymnasium ise." Of course, we reserve do so at any time if we see fact is that we thoroughly importance of our cooper- .he greater Michigan Union far from doing anything conflict with the Union, we all that is in our power to atter. W~e endeavored at accomodations in the pres- building. Thiis was abso- sible. W~e then decided to...…
….1S FAILURE' Attemipted Con 1ication Betw een 0).t S. 1". rnd Local Station F~ailI for Lack of Instriument. OP~ERATOR1S N ()'II)ISCfWRA4GED Claude A. Mlertz, '14 E, operated at1 the Michigan end; during every other 15 minutes, from 8 to 10 o'clock, he sent out an OSU OSU 0OSU UM that1 had Detroit calling interference half the evening, The alternate 15 minutes ® were spent in receiving. Michigan re- ceived Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault St...…
…Michigan Daily IA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1911.. . but he adA HOMESICK on that the and some FATED w m sis AT FOR MANYI 'YORK'S DEMANDS MIGHT CAUSE HITCH HALF OF RAMESE IS MAPPED OUT AND IN WORKING OR] Tri-Colored Poster Was Put On Yesterday Afternoon in State Street Stores. Time Was When Thanksgiving Defedant in Condemnation Pro- "We've got half of this Stood Preeminent as Date ceedings Asks That State out and in ...…
…HEll MICIHIGAN DAII1T F I '[AjNF}. T'T TYPiE RITERSA, r sale and rent.' WILL ib',fLL :i3?-J I is Popular THiE MIHCIGAN DAILY Offical -Newspaper at the University of 1icligan. Published every morning except Mon~- day throughout the school year. . IIANAGING EDITOR. Walter R. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGERt Albert It. DPiley Want Ad Stations. Press Building; Quarry's Pharm- acy, State and North U~ni vers ity. OFFICE HOURS: Managing Editor,' 1-2 p....…
…MICHIGAN DAILY Rosenberg dryclean suits. 12tf 't ression follows 1purchase, be- like to put a ocket that the UallV bets. Have you seen those nobby O ford blues at Milward's? Tai'ir Z30 S. State St. 19 tf EXTRA COPIES OF THE SUNDAY MORNING DAILY CONTAINING A FULL ACCOUNT OF THE PENNSY GAME MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE. Shoes repaired while you wait. An- dres, 222 So. State St. 34 eod tf BESSIMER'S GRILL - Charcoal giled Porterhouse Steaks...…
…- - (Contint T ALL PASTORS MADE \TTACK. ed from Page i) es of the present associa- contained exa tly the n concerning its board off mbers have all been al- rivileges, regardless of ed, since the ruling al- >cal Association to make - MUSIC AND DRAMA i New Wh i wn laws on this subject. Union Criticism is Thorn. he Union criticism is the hardest it can be only parried. There ns no question that two buildings introduce a divisive force,...…
…Ichigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1911. THOMSON CHOSEN TO LEAD VARSITY YOST THINKS SOME' WILD ENTHUSIASM MAYHAPPENTO W Aelieves Minnesota wl SHW AT SMOKER "'o r Will ick out o emits ress Great Fullback wins Coveted Orators Rouse Spirits of Two Coach Yost seems to have the hi Honor and Will Captain Thousand Rooters who that something is about to break i 1912 Team, Show Lovaltv gard to Minnesota and the Confer -_'...…
…z<ity Loo! year. . i'O)1. '.I ._ REfO1 A.tEI XLI ,hw That Late Information Presents Early Publication. ('Thle Daily Assumes no Responsibility for sentimnents exKares3e. 1 llincola- munmications.) TL~o. T a ichizan Daily: in Tuesday morning's issue, the Daily cook occasion to remark upon the fact jthat the Student's Directory has not yet been put on sale. At the same ti-m:e it in a sense criticised the man- agement and printers of that publi-...…
…Phone 1172-J. WANTED. ,00.J 49 Wanted-Second growth Hickory butts suitable for Automobile spokes. For further information call on or write WV. C. Morrey, Mgr., Timber Depart- ment, Hayes Wheel Co., Jackson, Michigan. 49 to 7? 71 id gold h Ila. office ,St araI Rosenberg calls and delivers. 12tf Kollouf cuts and makes clothes for fhe college men. Old post office build- ing, Main and Ann Street. 28tf MWOVER was ::up- ,through Rosenbe...…
…E 'Ii ri MUSIC AND DRAMA i I New I Go On EEKS. Club, delphi eected )urney d the n Jan- clubs d will Fol- "The Girl in the Taxi." When "The Girl in the Taxi,"that mer- riest of all laughing successes which created a sensation in Paris and scored the greatest triumph of any play of its kind produced in this country last season and which comes to the New Whitney Theater Saturday, December 2, matinee and night, was put in re- hearsal, the ...…
…ichigan U ST ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 28, 1911. TRESH NUMERAILS AWARDED SOON HONOR FOUR MI1HIGAN PLAYERS I MINNESOTA RUMOR WONT DOWN ERIVA, Musser Elected Captain Before Last s Lead- Saturday's Game of The list of the all-fresh players who will receive sweaters and numerals a have for their season's work, has not yet fd un- been completed. Coach Cole is now '00 in considering his men and will be ready ions ofto select the pl...…
…&N DAILY I DA I LY 4mythical publication before New Year's stles Street Not" S, TYPEWRITETR,' ,for sale and rent. LIORRIL L UYNCH BELL58S2-J El IUil Official iNewspaper at the Unixersity of ilichigan. Published every morning except Mon-' .. day throughout the school year. 4 MANAGIN, EDITOR. Walter Kw Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. DilIey Want Ad Stations. Press Building; Quarry's Pharm- acy, State and North Uni- versity. I~ t Edit...…
…t in the Push t i n the Push t in the Push and bbscribe for Your' College Daily ONLY ~2.O FROM NOW ON Get in the Push Get Get in the Push in the Push :INENT To 'clifield & Co.'s ng Service to be had Anywhere. Clothes we acknowledge no r superiority in every instance. NOTICE TO THE M MBERS OF THE MICHIGAN UNION Public nc tice is hereby given that a special meeting of the members of the Michigan Union- will be iVid at 7:30 P. M. on T...…
…ManBER S SOCIETY Start Club to Promote Social Intercourse With Fencing As Side Issue CONSTItUTION NOW BEINGt PRAWN An organization for the general pro- motion of social intercourse among the members of the faculty, with phys- ical culture as a side issue, was form- ock ed last week by twenty-seven mem- bers of the university faculty, includ- ing President H. B. Hutchins. The question of forming a club has been under consideration for some Re...…
…Ichigan Dal I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1911. TADD SPEAKERS TO to Rep- SMOKER PROGRAM, .. .. ALL-FRESH DOWN EMBRYO FARMERS First Year Men End Season in' Glorious Fashion, Defeat- ing Aggies ACTION BY GOPHERS BY THEIR REPIU Feared That Many Sent May not Try t -1tatters. PUT i Bates and Judge Murfin Feature Occasion With Addresses MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., No' Conservatism and inability to I responsibility for the accompl of ...…
…M MICHIGIAN DAILYT [ S P L A Y f Exclusive Styles d Trousers. L So. State Street HANT TAILORS TH E f1I w GAN DAIL'. Official i'ewspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning ce.cept Mon- day throughout the school year.,. M11AAiN 1UEI.ITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert II. Ililley Want Ad Stations. Press Building; Quarry's Pharm- acy, State and North Unt- versity. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1911. Night Editor-Mack Ry...…
…TIE CIIIA -AIY SUIT DICE TO :I EMIES OF TIHE MICHIG 'AN UION.f FOR SALE, its fou shllbe luni f te nivrsty.~~For Sale--Duebills on a leading New Section VIII, ArticleV is to beamne York Hotel See the Business Man1- by striking out the w\ords "a majority." jagter between 1 and 2°"p. I1. ead tf Sctin IV. Article VIII is to be amended_____________________ to read as followcs: "T'en percent of the nmebes possessing LOST the qualifications for ...…
…(Cointinued from Page i)'" The playing of the Nebraska team throughout the entire game was that of a well oiled machine. In every play the entire team was doing its work and, though there were individual stars, the united effort turned the trick Captain Shonka, Purdy, and Owen Frank were the Cornhusker stars and won their merit by line smashing. The Nebraska ends broke up the Michigan interference and time and again left the Wolverine runner u...…
…4, Michigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1911. ever load WILL MEET FRESH TODAY! MUSIC MASTERS OF NATION WILL MEET Asso-iation to Hold its 39th Convention Here From Dec. 26 to 29 inclusive. v with a rooting game is he foot- all ex- Cole Will Use the Same Line-! Up that Defeated Olivet j Three Weeks Ago, I* i# k * AIN'' IT FUNNY?, * * * * R -0- * * * * TO RECEIVE VARSITY REPORTS, j0TED ARTISTS WILL ATTEND. 1 ...…
…T.CL-E MI'C14IG AN DAILY ___ F . .. r Street I Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon a safe auditorium would be shoald hoio.aust ovvur. Yet such is nuwan selfishness. America is notorious for holding dollars above human life. AY NOW READY-and the best ever THE M9ichigan Calenda It s athig f at- or fr 1wolyar reousers. State Street [LURs rS' P ITER"' BILL BEfLL 38?-J . day throughout the...…
…,.- r911yW1q - r1YY r For the rest; Have you seen those gobby Qi ford, blues at Milward's?. Tar i3o S. State St. - 19 tf LOST Patronize the new print shop, Davis and Ohlinger, Job Printers, 109 E. 13 of the Lost-A pin with numerals C. H. S. '09. Finder please call 988-L. 45-6-7 School Year ,. E rI NOTICE TO THE MEM T RS OF Til I RA Mny ------ -----1 V1 & Co.'s uld e to be ha Aiywhl-re. we ackno keige no ri y in every in...…
…CfIGAN DAILY LAW FACULTY LESSEES WORK OF SENIORS ON LAW ]REVIEW, QED I .I New WVhitzmey Piving. . chiess Badges At the debate tonight between the Jeffersonian and Adelphi societies, three men are to be picked for one of the two varsity teams. One of these teams will meet Chicago,, the other, picked from the men contesting at the Alpha Nu-Webster debate Monday will meet Northwestern. BOOK IfEALIM4 WITIL LOCAL FACULTY LIFE IS PRlNTED. A...…
…1 Ic Igan Da 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1911. he RIFLE CLUB TO COMPETE IN art INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT ries The Michigan Rifle Club met Tues- day and elected the following officers: UE. T. M. Roblee, president; S. M. Hamil- ton, vice-president; E. P. Gray, secre- Viii tary; H. R. Hildebrand, treasurer, and R. H. G. Knoch, captain. The team will f of be entered in the Intercollegiate In- fdoor. Shoot the second week in J...…
…DAI4Y G TH-E fll[.:AisOAN DAI1 E1 AY TYPEWRITERS, rsale and rent. RILL .BELL 582-.J iner . . 18th k of and now Pen- Ban- and ,an and y Colors N'S Official iwnruper 'at the .Unverit3 r of Michigan. .° Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. .. MAIN AGING E DI)TOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert IL. iiley Want Ad Stauonus. Press Building; Quarry's Pharm-' acy, State and North Uni- versity. F...…
…ClifGAN GRADUATE TO TALK ON SOU'TH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.1 LOST r I ILost-A pin with numerals C. H. S. '09. Charles H. Hurry, Michigan '00, of Finder please call 988-L. 45-6-7 the student department of the Y. M. C.Tt lVxrfl!kl 'nT.I0',l MALLORY HATS A., will lecture on South America Sun-1 day evening in Newberry Hall. The lecture will be the second of a series bearing the general head "How the Other Half Lives," and will be. illus- trated wit...…
…r2 OTIS ANNOUNCES ~ ^' ZIHOMEOP COMMIITTEES. _ UNIVERSITY NOTICES W. K. Otis has announced _______ ig committees to guide the Sca 1912 Lit class officers meet Sca New wk ensuing, Tu~esday, Committee in Barbour gym at 1: 45 Sat- urday to serve on reception committee. Dance at 2.1 Gown-C. G. Steinhauser, 3. G. Ends ley, W. J. Bien. y-L. S. Henry, chairman;~ F. B. Gerls. J. A. True, chairman; Ha- P. Serio. i-J. J. McDermott, chair- Eston, H...…
…Michigan Daily L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TRURSDAY,,NOVEMBER 23, 1911. ..:.,. RS. ivania will refuse to with the PROF. WENLEY TO SPEAK AT SMOKER, He Will Represent Faculty And Senior Law Will De- liver Student Toast OTHER SPEAKERS NOT SELECTED. Professor Robert M. Wenley andI Langdon Larwill, '12 L, have been con to . Arbor last. ,an students eatment and en the game , led by the in a body to s away from the it was only the al cool head...…
…rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY E WheelI TJlE fII, 1HCIAN DAILY j fficial Iewshaper ait the unliversity of .11'clilgan . Published every morning except lion- day throughout the schiool year. MANAGING EI)ITQR. Walter R. 'lTowers. BUSINESS MAINAGER Albert R..lDilley 1 Editors. News Editor ......Harry Z. Folz Assistant........... Frank Pennell Athletic Editor......Karl Matthews Assistant.... .G.. C. Eldredge Mlusic and Drama .Earl V. Moore 1Itercollegi...…
…THE MICHIGAIv DAILY i II Mi I W Mi 1( 'C y and l' s Creams ore . 'hosia 270 MW ~ 1 & Co.'s knowledge no verv instance. NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MICHIGAN UNION Public nc tiec is hereby given that a special meeting of the members of the Michigan Union will be h:d at 7:30 P. M. on Tuesday, Nov- ember 2f, 1911, at Waterman Gymnasium for the purpose of considering amendments to Articles V and VII of the Articles of Asso- ciation of th...…
…Vocal Ilstorlhal Recital. "Two Song Cycles" was the caption chosen for W"illiam. Howland's second historical recital given yesterday af-. ternoon. Specifically, he chose to pre- sent "An die ferne Geliebte" (IBeethov- en) and six of the fifteen romances from 'The Fair Magalone" (Brahms). A program of this nature has a dual purpose. Besides bringing forward songs which will be interesting vocally. it must exhibit the historical develop- ment of...…
…1C igan )ai y T ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1911. PLANS COMPLETED. WELL KNOWN ALUMNUS DIES BROKER TAKES PESSIMISTIC ON RETURN HOME FROM GAME VIEW OF THE SITUATION. t Lit and ivve is of the literary dental college, all .e university have of available lee-r for the coming lecture course to r. It is after a s that the systeni d and made part me, the plan hav- le by the $10,000 in the budget of series there are subjets ...…
…I of every ESS MAj rt IL I Editojrs. strong western rivals, as does Minne- sota: Michigan will welcome the day when she can meet the strongest, west as well as east, in all branches of sport. At present this is impossible. When Minnesota joins us one bar will have been lowered; one of our old time rivals will be ready to meet us under sane rulings and reasonable condi- tions. The boycott against Michigan will have been broken. We hope that ...…
…t a special gan Union day, Nov- nasium for Iments to s of Asso- id for the following fsaid cor- Lost-A chased silver belt pin at foot- ball game Saturday, or between Fer- ry field and Trigon House. Please return to C. Warrick, 617 Washtenaw avenue. 41-42-43 Lost-On Saturday a bar pin set with rubles and diamonds. Finder call Mrs. Klingmann, 341 E. Liberty. Lib- eral reward. 42-43-44 fo. y of Mich- of the sev- Lost-A brindle bull dog wearing...…
…MUSIC AND DRAMA I -1 - t, I PAM Stoieos ionery DETROIT, MICH. E EST I C loolboys and Girls er Big Acts 3 P M enirs to Ladies irsday JR LA VINE CO. Musica teCumedym .edrtg Haiberdasher Vocal Historical Recital. William Howland will give .this af- ternoon at 4:15 o'clock in High School hall the first of three programs on song cycles. Beethoven and Brahms are the composers whose works have been chosen for presentation today. "An die fer...…
