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…SOUVENIR I7 C ~ /It'IAt(gIfl11 lAtIV MIDNIGHT HOP EXTRAj J lI ~ JIIU MWI~ EDITION VOLUME XXIX ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1919 PRICE TEN CENTS "TO RSINAUURATES'19_iHOP IMES POPIJULAR If the Cosmopolitans Were to ringIIEATEST SOCIAL EVENT OF YEAR COME ON, DAD" T SURPASSES ALL PREVIOUS PROMS FEAJURE OFTODAY AWITH WONDROUS MUSIC AND DANCE SOUTH AMERICAN SE'TINt AND WELL EXECUTED SCENERY Wholl, AJd 'Em MfASSIVE U. OF X. FORMED BY FORM ...…

…4 1 PAGE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1919 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WOIVEDINES GAIN DEKNOWN IN GCDEAIESJ ODLD CONFLIDI Richigan Men Take Part in Every Gets Last Hun Plane Branch of Country's George Ohrstrom, '19, is credited Service with bringing down thenlast German plane and distinguishing himselt in UNIVERSITY BANNER other manners the time that he flew HAS 127 GOLD STARS over the Western front. This is only a small list...…

…SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1919 SATURDAYAPRIL 1 1915 "ITWA' iTf'LTrAXT 1'dATV AETRR ?AGE THREE I LEADS GRAND MARCH nr 1.VLmI %. ri 1 UP% 114 n a a. FDOM1S/IO1S1S J-VOPVO[OSS~AY Annual Social Event of University Be- e gun Amid Conditions Far Differentc from Those of Present j CONTROL OF AFFAIRS CHANGES a FROM FRATERNITIES TO CLASSt Present Day Prom Shows Great Im-t provement Over By-gone e Gatherings (By Walter X. Brennan)' "Hank's emporium was ab...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 01FCIAl VEWN AP, A H Pubtished ve9y morningexcept M1on1dy dbrig te nnissity ya by tbheiBordi Cntrol ofI Stdeti Pbliaiss. vhi R IOr01THE ASSCIATO'ID RESS Th 3Asocate Pes isexlu iely entild patches ceied 9o itsor not otberwse cd i ths paper and-31al1o3tie loa nws1 .. Etered a e posoffbe at Assnlbrbo, Mihiga,s secon clas mate Sbscptons by carie 9orm 1l,$35. (Iffic s: n o r Plb ss 99 l9dng Phoes: 11 9'3es,9690; 1E...…

…SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I _..._.. .-....,n MAIZE AND BLUE GRIM STAR MAKES ALL AMERICAN ELEVEN Frank Steketee, Freshman, Gains Honor for Self and School by Ability at Punting Frank W. Steketee, '22, is Michi- gan's representative on last fall's All- American football team. Steketee was chosen for the position of full-back on the mythical aggregation of stars because of his all-around brilliant playing, and espec...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1919 --- WHOS WHO AT THE HOP (Continued from Page Five) Marie Hixson, Houghton; Hortense J. Hatch, Marshall; Frances E. Coates; Oak Park, Ill.; Helen Shephard, Omaha, Neb.; Marion Smith, New York City; Mary I. Trigg, Washington, D. C. Booth 11-Theta Delta Chi Chaperones- Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fleischauer, Ann Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker, Elmira, N. Y. Guests -Misses Dorothy Wilder, Marjor...…

…SATURDAY, AWRY. 5, 1919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SATURDAY, APRIL ii, 191!) TI-IF MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN p A THE Ina le, I ressosst lend.; IBeth Mas'- asiMrs. Aigier', 'rot'. IGeorge W. Pal- 1 W P 1 Lnn, ind o~sor,Ot.;CGlaslys lRein- 55551) 1an(1Mrs. lPattersonl. - lIE 1 555. - Bsssths 26--Phi Alpha No (Phi Beta Pi, (Continued from Page Six) Booths 25-Farulty Alpha Kaspa Kappa, No Wyckoff, Thelma James, Esdith Ait))n, bell, Mr. Fred...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE, MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AP.RIL 5, 19191 PAGE EIQPIT SATUftOAT, ARRIL ~, 1919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LAST OPEIA 1SHOW TO1 Y THE JUNIOR HOP COMMITTEE (Continued from Page One) Bernard Shirk, '21E, as Alice West, will also be remembered. Their voices suit their parts well. The sextet, composed of David D. Nash, '20, H. C. Waltzer, '21, Joe Geb- hart, '21E, Richard B. Marshall, '21E, Carl Wilmot, '19, and R. G. Marshall, '21E, is ...…

…SOUVENIR Ah MORNING VOLUME XXIX ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1919 PRICE TEN.CENTS HUNDREDS FIND JOTS AT PROM HOP GONNS0V HOlSFOLOF WONDERFfL CREHOUTRSNf, Nl Ef J0PS[PVSC0AT10F -I MEDRlMENI [NO DAI8O L0[DSYEAR'S BIC DANCE WIONIERFU 1111 1 II II, 'NU MERII- '41 51 {'. U1Y 1101T M ~G PlO- OVS (ON GYMNSIUM' RMO 1WNrT-SIX PO I)ANCES BLENDING HUES OFFSET GYMNASIUM MADE INTO BY FULL DRESS BLACK GORGEOUS BALL ROOM Futritiii, Grc'an, a...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATIN SATURDAY. APRIL r al PAGE TWO.TH.MI .,I A,"1.aaTV119 I WIO[VEINES CAIN OEKNORN INWDATS ORDOCONFLICT Michigan Alen Take Part in Every Gets Last Hun Plane Branch of Country's George Ohirstrom, '19, is credited Service with bringing down the last German plane and distinguishing himself in UNIVERSITY BANNER other manners the time that he flew HAS 127 GOLD STARS over the Western front. This is only a small list of t...…

…SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE r LEADS GRAND MARCH FOMJO//IOJ1S ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ -VOP VOIDS SWAY . ..._'annual Social Event of University Be- E gun Amid Conditions Far Different from Those of Present CONTROL OF AFFAIRS CHANGES FROM FRATERNITIES TO CLASS Present Day Prom Shows Great Im- provement Over By-gone Gatherings (By Walter X. Brennan) Hank's emporium was ablaze with newly installed kerosene ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY RATiiRDAY, APRI?, 5, 1919 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY PATI'RDAY, APRIL 1, 1919 i OrIIA NEVPPhRA "It Pusblishetd every morning esspt Mondaiy dursing the ,s.. t' sty yaby thyiBordin Cntrolt oftStdt Pubtlictatons. &LiB 51,I: tOil tEASS0CJA'I'ED PRSS to heueyo rpblc tion o alltnewstdis- patches cdted t i t nt othterwis scredited I':,tyed at thy.1- tffice at An tAbor, ! Subsriptins tby carier , s tail, $.o. Cay--c...…

…SATURDAY, ApnrL 5, 1919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE FIVE SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE MAIZE AND BLUE GRID STAR MAKES ALL AM ERICAN ELEVEN Frank Steketee, Freshman, Gains Honor for Self and School by Ability at Punting Frank W. Steketee, '22, is Michi- gan's representative on last fall's All- American football team. Steketee was chosen for the position of full-back on the mythical aggregation of stars because of his all...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATITM AY, APIL 5, 1919 WHO'S WHO Al THE HOP (Continued from Page Five) Marie Hixson, Houghton; Hortense J. Hatch, Marshall; Frances E. Coates; Oak Park, Ill.; Helen Shephard, Omaha, Neb.; Marion Smith, New York City; Mary I. Trigg, Washington, D. C. Booth 11-Theta Delta Chi Chaperones- Mr. and Mrs. H. W.. Fleischauer, Ann Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker, Elmira, N. Y. Guests Misses Dorothy Wilder, Marjorie...…

…SATURDAY, APRTT, 5, 1-919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SATURDAY, APRIL 5, Thlll THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN { fr~le, Freont.Insl.; 11011 iMac I Al Ms.Air ci', Prof. iGeorge W. Pal- WHOS O lJE OU liiiL1nai vid~r.{n.; Clady sRio- ci soilaod Mrs. latticrson. RootAll6 Pi AphaN PiBl (Continued froniPages Six) j IBooth]5-acuy111_ A KaP l pha Kpa Wyckoff, Thelma James, Edlith Aiton, b1), 1 r. Frederick P. Jirilsnianoil Sigiuni No) IDetroit; Be...…

…FREDERICK L. EELER DIES OF HEART DISEASE AT HOSPITAL THE JUNIOR HOP COMMITTEE Frederick L. Keeler, 47 years of age, state superintendent of public instruc- tion, died yesterday morning at St. Joseph's sanitarium in Ann Arbor, as the result of a prolonged attack of heart trouble. Attending physicians were aware of the seriousness of his condition, they: say, but did not anticipate his death so suddenly. Superintendent Keeler had spent the past ...…

…'r 'NI 1k 4 A6Pl -AL ASSOCIAT PRESS DAY ANfi VIGIlIT SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918. PRICE 9 _ I PRESIDENT SIGNS - THIRD LOAN BILL Washington, April 4.-The legisla- tive foundation for the third Liberty Loan was laid tonight when Congress completed, and President Wilson sign- ed the bill, authorizing the issuance of additional bonds at four and one- quarter per cent. Earlier in the day the treasury an- nounced tha...…

… _____ sen their sufferings by mutual com- miseration? They compare notes as S to the extent of their ailments. Some- entitled how, there seem to be great healing e creit- powers in self-pity. al news Isn't it with great pride that you are able to boast of a terrible head- rsity of ache, a sore throat, an- aching back, g except an utter lack of all ambition, and a Arbor as deep-rooted desire to book passage for the happy hunting grounds? And, ...…

…JLi 3VilkIN NNIS TEM TO HAVE STRONG COMPETITIONI in Three Round r Fools Vets ve Ball Columbus trip but two days he cripples and invalids of Varsity squad are back in lready to take a fling at ew. and Bowerman, the last 's to yield t' the popular lady of influenza, returned yesterday afternoon, and h the squad for two hours ield. Bowerman is not ,yet t of shape, however, and - to go home spring vaca- ler to get his full strength on for the...…

… Y DOLLAR COUNTS! , 7 k , In the third Liberty Loan Drive, every person must be reached, and it is the small bonds to in- dividuals that mount up and help make the tre- mendous total of THREE BILLION DOLLARS. By now we are determined to win this war; we know that our cause is one that cannot be lost; we know the issues, and our boys have already clashed with the enemy. As the war continues, we will be called upon to give up more and mo...…

…r MPS TURN OUT FIYERS AT SATISFACTORY RATE ,- MILITARY NEWS, Setting up exercises for the entire e_ ICE MANY READY AND ANXIOUS - BE SENT ACRO$S INTO ACTIVE SERVICE TO cadet corps, under direction of Dr. George A. May, will be .given at 4:151 o'clock this afternoon on Ferry field. Talinsr Drug Co. ABOUT GETTING A TER KODAK IT'S TIME TO FOR T17 THII SEASON. WE WOULD LIKE bits-Order your cane at once from / ms & Co.. Street S...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY " ' ' r GRADUATE GLASSES RETURN FOR REUNIONS * * * * * * * * * ** S * * AT THE THEATERS * * Companies Give Athletic Drill i * Richard Bennett in "The Very * Idea," at the Garrick. to woolen and worsted fabrics and Trimmings has been 175% authentic and based on present market costs. nal Woolens and Trimmings Association. urselves and trade by buying early. We now ed yards of blues and blacks, as well as many itings...…

…THE WEATHER PROBABLY RAIN; CONTINJED WARM A6V Ahr tr t AJIV atA, VOL. XXVII. No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1917 PRICE FIVE CE] rj i ,s af; ,. t 4;'. .,,r. i. > 5: t THLETIC BOARD CANCELS GAMES O1F 1VARS5ITY TEAM COACHES TO REMAIN EMPLOYED IN INTRAMURAL DE- PARTMENT INTERCLASS CONTESTS WILL BE ENCOURAGED Men Are Asked to Continue to Report in Order to Keep in Good Physical Shape War's grim actuality penetrated to Michi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "HI x i Easter - April 8th Prepare NowI Make your selection from our vast assortment of distinctive weaves and colorful blends. G. 1H. ng Merchant Tailors Wild Company STATE STREET 11 .. .. Rackets Restrung THREE DAYS TIME ces from $1.75 to $3.75 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 'he Slater Book Shop one 430 336 S. State St. STOP AT U TTLE' S 338A sodas 5. STATE and lunches G EORGE BISCHIOFF F LOR IST oice Cut Flowers ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NAgME MEMBERS OF TEM FO ECN EAO, ALLCMPSTEAM * Eniery, Lokker, Miller, McPlhee, and * Cohen Make 1917 Mythical * Quintet MILLER AND LOKKER MAKE * TEAM FOR SECOND SEASON * * * * * * * * * * * * THE DAILY'S ALL-CAMPUS BASKETBALL TEAM OF 1917 First Team. Second Team. Emery.......L.F......Hewlett Lokker.........R.F........ Cook Miller.........C........ Clark McPhee.......L.G......Brown Cohen ..........R.G....... Palma Honorab...…

…UNION OPERA EXTRA APRIL UYUNIYERSITIES NOW BOAST HONOR SYSTEMS [ICHIGAN AMONG LATEST TO ADOPT PLANS IN EXAMS An investigation of the country's niversity newspapers for the last few aonths discloses the fact that Mich- gan has not been alone in its at- empts to come to a conclusion on the dyisability of introducing the honor ystem. A simple classification may be made universities in regard to their at- itude on the matter of permitting the...…

…THEMICHIG ,N DAILY PAGI THINKS MEN MISJUDG0 WRITER BELIEVES NO WILLFUL MISSTATEMENTS WERE MADE ABOUT NAMING VOTE Editor, The Michigan Daily: There is a feeling on the campus generally that a statement was made by. certain men at the time of the vote on compulsory military training which was not true. At the mass meeting held in Hill auditorium Thursday, March 29, a member of the faculty made the state- ment that unless we had military trai...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AP 1 ,_ _ i MONDAY MEETINGI GRETS DEMONSTRATION WAS OT GIVEN MORE PUBLICITY IN HE DAILY. tor, The Michigan Daily: s the uplift of the great demon- tion held on Monday in Hill audi- uum, is succeeded by calm reflec- i, the gathering takes on more and re the character of a great service consecration to the nation in its r of need; and this must be a se of pride to every true patriot, as .s to the University and...…

…ITCH IGAN Di a y j i I i K, Q? Calkins We want to trade a new Kodak Drug for a second -hand 8x10 View Camera Cordovans We have just received another shipment of this popular shoe in BLACK and TAN. Special Agency Nettleton shoes C P /A 4 b The Right Spring Overcc doesn 't "grow on evi bush" We've plucked a few for the fa dious-for the man who wants Warmth Ivithout iveight Style with staying qualities ~ ;jvi~.i J H 4' { asti- I ...…

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… I r THE DAILY NEWS OF THE WORLD AND THE CAMPUS CHIGAN U Phones :-Editorial 2414 Business 960 TELEGRAPH SERVICE BY ]T NEW YORK SUN _._._. ., :,- _ VOL. XXVI. No. 131. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENT _ ___ _-- y VOTERS FAVOR ALL ORFPROPOSITIONS IN MONDAY ELECTION ELECT ELEVEN COMMISSIONERS TO REWRITE ANN ARBOR CHLARTER VOTE$25000 FOR NEW BRIDGE Fourth Ward Witnesses Hot Fight in Election; Landslide f...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ......- RESPONSIBILITY IS ATTACHED to a mere promise of making a good suit of clothes, but it takes considerable re- sp nsibility and competency to dulfill that promise. We are real tailors and do it. G" DING H. WILD COMPANY MERCHANT TAILORS STATE ST: Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Monday during the university year. Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as second-c...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE h .i _ __I ( 14. S I II { __'___+ 1 il l ^"" . y l .i I I ____- ' .: ..- _____ -----_ tr wewrw lr wYrr I I I r Tr f dIC .4-U I4 -1 - ,_ , t , . - _ «v s L"- 1 I ______________________ __________________ _________________ w BA-6WAGE The Best Way To Take Your Duds Home is in one of the "Indestructo" bags, suit cases, or trunks in. The Big Store. The name means something. You can be lugging you...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY * * * * * T THE THEAT TODAY Whitney-Harry Laude Majestie-Vaudeville Arcade-Kitty Gordon 1 a Looking Glass," Orpheiim--3Iarguerite "Still Waters " * * * * * * * * * ERS * * r.* * * * * [i "As Clark * * * * * r After a phenomenally successful engagement of more than six months at the Cort Theater, Chicago, Taylor Holmes in "His Majesty Bunker Bean", with' the entire original act and production will be seen at the Whitn...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY o The measure nty f a man s enjoyrner Sprin gClothing for Easte v of his environment and associations is determined by his own self-respect. Stei-m B ch Smart Clothes It's a Bird, What? Why The New C. and K. Spring Block We have them on display Tinker & Company Cor. S. State and William Just received a snappy line of golf caps Better let us show you while the line is complete meet the utmost require- ments in dr...…

…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SIXTHE MICHIGAN DAILY I -=WALK-OVER It's Here- The New 3A Special with the NEW RANGE FINDER .It May Festival Tickets G Sh 0.1 Our Latest Arrival English Oxford, leather Sole O'Sullivan rubber heels Black or Tan Greatest Thing Out. Prices from $49.00 to'$77.00 Lf 719 NO, UNIVERSITY AVE. Where You Buy Kodaks and Films BLOCK "B" "Vill be Placed On Sale at Hill Auditorium $5.00 We easily save you one dollar ...…

….0 LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $"x.00 The Michigan Daily ILOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00I II, No. 133. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS ____.. t Y HOPES I I I THE WEATHER MAN I THOUSANDS TRY TO TRAVEL FEW FIND FATE FAVORABLE .........._ t WILL OBTAIN NO VACATION "Sieve" Farrell to Keep Iis Proteges dI<l<>;ii g All Week in an Effort t oifa lv(inniiig Qi uairtets AtPenn. PROSPECTS ARE PiV T FOR IEVAINING LOST LAURE...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,e of Spring. Woolens Largest Assortmnent in the City Ready for Your, Inspection, ,D' CO. 3 11 S.Sate Street .I N 's amm 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. HAN Q CO. 1IookstoreI THlE MICHIGAN 'DAILY Official newspaper at the University of,.Mich- igan. Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the u...…

…THE MICHIGAN-DAILY. AD,_ Tll CLUN RETOB Should See Before n Going on Your Spring Vacation. Women's High so a full line of Grade Shoes and Rubber Soles at ADS IN THIS COLUMN ARE TO BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. FOR SALE. For Sale-Must sell U of M boat livery and all equipment on account of ill health. Good bargain. Call Paul G. Tessmer. 130-135 LOST Lost-One dancing pump betweenl Packard Academy and. South Uni- versity street. Finder please...…

…THE "ICHIGAN DAILY A Go"ing Away? Vacation? Go away like a Prince. D ~You can do it' for a Modtrae price A suit shaped and du.ped to fit only Syou and tailored-to-tmeasure in accord 7 with your own ideas by our expert, t-- lorinen,°will coid ibute to ycur pleasure ~A and profit. Whitney Theatre, muon., Apr. 7 A. G. DELEMATER Announces ",I lipg q l~ ' I That-eery best girl st home has an eye for the fellow with s-mart tailored clot...…

…Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHt IGANi s' k\171 'Y Pll p . XN'o. 132.' _" REPUBLIANS REB-EILEC'I INTER-SCHOLASTIC RTWO UNIVERSITY REGENT, S. IVIET JEOPARDIZED rBniii i lnht fGadRp - - - were elcl td to succeedcitlhemiselvs asci Schoolmasters Club Passed ,,uembeirs of th university board ofre w e tso ie enlia ticket last NlI- Motion That May Affect 'y Local Event SENIOR fuo~,,S ossTc~ei,,C' fOXK" _____ The senior ecgineers cwilliv thi WORRY CAUSF...…

…,.THE MICHIGAN DAILY. 'i.'"14'It 11.i 1 .1 A 50? t lsece t is its' ic' [f t e tisis,111"a le1' ist :I1 stat: snt i 1h l lit G t Go H.. W ILD ~ MaCn d0-e ut iitietalis iiaridevtei tfar.Ietselssss1 ill)itst55 ab ei li Business Manager--NORsMAN N 1. ItiLL. asttati -egt terlfar. Ibteusrh ts.itit ts cL11r, 311 SO. STATE STREET i n~A tenid to put the \liehigai I ttersch- reevns 5re iDTOS.latic meet condtuited lit the Athtetic as- hi isnoct leis~,n _...…

… This Space Reserved FOR Sam Burc2fiekI ::s & Co. :: Ann Arbor's Leading TAILORS 106 E. Huron St. opp. Court House MUSIC AND DRAMA itAtE 'ItiPL SI'N REITAL.. It wsas all appreciative audience thatj attended the svneal recital piven iby -lis. Heleine Allmeniiier. assistedi iyther brother. _.\4r. HertmantiAlli int dtiger, it the igph Seltittil Auiditoriumtilist ngt bliss Ailineniiige's evoicehats a rem it. i and site uses it wtshait great deal ...…

…THR 1KICHiGAN DAILt'Y__________ UNVESIYNOICS New Whitn~ey Theatre IDEAL UNVRIYNTCSCutai . 8.15P. M. a'a cn e-a m ltate5d pompty. OI \ ,1011 trIall ll ertu tdaleft 1 U1,11011M bistr hat 511w hill Iian- Satu~rday, April 8 Matine e anid Night - __________________________________ - glta roms, 7 :0 . M. toniiht A 11 - mstbe reet. Bring eligibl ityads.i v osM . aites' Made to our specifications genSi'ssailig to ryallifor MistrelJ( over this popular ...…

…The Mkic higa~n Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, i9gi-o. VOL. XX. No. 1 32 PLATYS LAID FOR OPERAI BANQUO'S GHOST WILL WALK THIS EVENING. Union Committee Appointed to Re. ceive Manuscripts. Last Saturday at a meeting of the board of directors of the Michigan Union the first steps towards next year's opera were taken. A committee con- sisting 'of Professor Scott, Earle G. Killeen, Hollis Baker and Roy Welch together with Preside...…

…TlE - ITCTIDEAN DAMPY f ___ Spring and Summer 1910 Our Spring Specials DESINS-Original and Exclusive COLORINGS-The Newest FABRICS-Dependable RESULTS-Pleasing and Harmonious -IN- Suitings, Vesings Trowserings Now Ready for Yer Examination 0. . Wild Compally TAILORS 311 S0. STATE STREET CLINTON The "S LIPEASY" BUTTON HOLE MAKES THE BARKER BRAN~D "C LI N TON" BUTTON EASILY ASD SIT PERFECTLY MADE OF LINEN. BARCO SHRUNK REGULAR AD QUARTER SIZES...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________ This Space Reserved FOR Sam Burchfid 8z Co.s " Ann Arbor's Leading TAILORS 106 E. Huron St. Opp. Court House J. L. CHAPMAN, Jeweler ALARM CLOCKS 79c ALARM CLOCKS $1.00 ALARM CLOCKS $1.50 ALARM CLOCKS $1.75 Fully Guaranteed Watch R~spa~i-is s Spenalty TflE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK MAIN AND HIURON STREETS Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits $10,O0 general Banking Business. 3 percent paid on Time and Savings Depos...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY You Have Two Alternatives When Clothes Buying 0NE is to go to a tailor, pick out a piece of goods, and wait for three or four "try-ons" and in the end run the risk of an unintelligent fit. The other is to come to na--and get a STEIN- 111011 Smart. Suit or Overcoat--try it on once before a miiiror-see the garment complete in all its careful workmanship-determine how the pattern looks on you immediately after you pick them ou...…