…THE MICHIGAN DAILY INEY tly ght-- SATUR presented for nea New York. Com months run at the OLIVER Pres TOM Supported by a Typi the Delight Dramatized by Edwa Famous Peter B. Kyne CES-Lower Floor $2.( Galle Aail Orders Now-Encl IIIIIIIIII11NIII.ill ll uhILii UiiiI,, BRIEF CASES, MUSIC FOLIOS AND ST UPAENjiT CASES. THEATREemad the oinal for your protection. f~LLEAHER OOOD MAY, December 6h E AT 0 G U( itAR ANT E E D to Tradc mark (DIVE SATISF...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY k Over Foot Wear .. FOR i Y ON Est1904 LEADS while others follow Sheehan's EN And WOMEN NEW MANAGEMENT Kodaks and Ar y---e t~. R Our windows are full of the season's authoritative styles. Conservative staples and pop- ular Novelties. , No matter what your taste, we can serve you. Widths A A to E, and salesmen who will -fit you properly. Hoffstetter 's supplies Fi 719 N. Uiversity Ave. xi & Aeizr n iLasinhg u ...…
…UjGAN DAILY ° ith TRADE MARK REG. U5.PAT. OtT TAKE YOUR rsishable bite earl Grey ARRIVALS Washable Kid Brown Beige and Grey Bck 8 inch height 11 AMatuer Finishing to a Reliable1 who has an established reputation and youN Results that will not be a disappointment. L Y ND O ' S719 N. I Photographer will be assured of University Ave ory Established 1905, and Growing bigger and better every day. inch height =' I WALK-OVER WALK-O...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. 1AIGN OF N S VAT REPUTI for Clubhouse Campaining I in Newspapers of Ma- rity of Great Amer- ilan Cities , OUTLOOK, COLLIER'S, HCE ARTICLES RECENTLY Emphasize Democracy an; Debt to President- Emeritus Angell for ublicity for the Michigan Union ding campaign has been floated ing the past few months on the At magnificent scale of any previ- university endeavor. Mr. C. hes, of Detroit, general publicity rman, assisted by E....…
…S Patronize our advertisers. ... ° 0 Michi~ans Favorite SUNDAY SEVCS IN- ANN ARHRE HURCES St. Andrei's Ep!Scopal Church Commu:nion services at 7:30.Q The speaker at the 10:30 service will be Bishop. F. H. Touret; of western Colorado. Vespers at 4:30. St. Th1=omas' Roniami Catholic Churcih MaIsses at 6,. 7:30, 9, and X10 o'clogk. Serimon at 10:30 by the' Rev. Fr. Rottach. Congregational Chiurch At 9:30 Bible school. Morning wor- ship at 10...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Y st hat might wear with harm a veil of lace. Our; ts lack the veil but not s. They mpy be procur- hades, and they're mod- . Davis Toggery Shoppe. -Adv. Michigan Song ; Books, Memory Books, Jewelery, Pillows, etc., etc., at Wahr's University Bookstores.-Adv. If you aren't satisfied, we can't be. We make "Portraits that Please" you at Derr Studio.-Adv. To Store Shell in Waterman Gym Arrangements have been completed with...…
…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 ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY. nts ready to show you the best Gla Yu'r Bck We hope that you will make this store your drugstore. We shall do our best to serve you. CALKIN'S PHARMACY 324'S. State Street olumbia DOUBLE DISC Records c of .s Suits, Overcoats ats, Hats, Caps, and Furn- at reasonable prices. C Will fit your machine DHAMS & C00'S CORNER 201-203 S. Main St. G TRIG" ETHIC~ ROWI LLAR' I CRAVAT KNOT '. 2for25c DY A CO.. IKC., MAKERS...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY.' I Are You One of the Few Mena in town that has not seen our wonderful display of fabrics for Autumn and 'Winter? We've sent many a satisfied customer out of our store wearing one of our Made to Measure Suits and there's no reason why we can't do- the same for you if you'll just give us the opportunity. Our prices ate within Reason. Established 1905 LYNDO0N Commercial Photographer to Michigan Students Growing Every ...…
…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 ...…
