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t,. II VOLUME 18 YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN, APRIL 29, 1921. LU•ra.17 Al. N. C. l\llCHIGAN ,v1Ns CHINESE OPERETTA Y. ,v. C. A. LUCK AGAINST OVER NORMALS PLEASES A lTJ)TENCE INSTALLATION. t NORMAt TE!l\t :r: ,.___ -t .... ··1-• .. • .. :•• __. -· �·

YPSI PLAYS FIRST GAJUE OF SEA· PROCEJ�DS TO BE TURNED IN'l'O A very pretty installation service A"iBION HA;NDS 11;1:Il 'I' DEF��'!' 34 OIJ��jlZiTIONS, ill PRODUCE. SON AND GETS SlUALL END FUND FOR A 1rn:tnORUL PARJl was conducted at Starkweather Hall TO YPSI IN THE M. I. A. A. ST£LLAR ACTS IN TWO OF 12 TO 1 SCORE ON 'l'HE CAlIPUS Wednesday eveni11g when the new SCHEDULE '·'' '.PEBFO)UIA'NCES cabinet assumed the responsibilities r u , I l -, f 11 •, 'q 1 _,_' _ l ., of office for the coming year. (Hex Murdock) "Little Almond Eyes," the Chinese The retiring president, Helen Fer­ (Rex Murdock) Next eek' i!> ''Kollege Komedy. In maki-ng her debut Michigan operetta produced Wednesday even­ ris, gave the president's address, ex­ Michigan State Normal College week. With the echoes of the Chin�· State Normal College suffered severe ing at Pease Auditorium, is history plaining the symbolism of the light­ booted away the first game of h·er e�e operettfl; $1iill in the air, the reverses at Ann Arbor Wednesday af­ today-a brilliant chapter in the ed candles which were then present­ M. 1. A. A. schedule Tuesday after­ remnants of its advertising still ternoon at the hands of the Univer­ chronicles of a year of unusual ed to the new cabinet members by noon by costly errors. Albton, prof­ clinging t0 every available point of, sity of Michigan. When the after­ achievements in college activities­ the retiring officers. The new presi­ iting at the Normalite's misplays, vantage and its melouies still haunt­ noon session had closed the maize but those who were privileged to dent, Evelyn Hatr, responded in be­ was able to depart from Ypsilanti ing streets and ci'.>rriaort, a rand and blue were on the heavy end of a see and hear the production will car­ half of the new cabinet, taking Tuesday night on the big end of a new 1dvertising -:c_auip gro•·,:i, after which he The tenth inning was a disasted that Light operator-Burton D. Wood. means of his undoing. In the third dering how they could make a show­ made his way to the island of the local team could not overcome. Electrician-Georget�: Tomlinson. inning, after eight runs had been ing against so much of splendor. Hawaii, arriving there about the Before the smoke cleared away the The event w·lJ be fltagcd in Pease scored, one earned and s.even through But wonderful though the costumes middle of December. Incidentally, visitors had amassed four hits and Auditori�m_ nigJits., !ha.rsday errors, the big blonde gave way to during a part of his sojourn on the m and Friday, May 5 and 6; with ,a) of the chorus were, the principals together with several Normal errors m Johnny Ferenz. upon their entrance were like a island he lived in a cottage owned Albion had accu ulated five runs. separate program each night. The With one out and the bases full cluster of gleaming jewels against a by Miss Pomeroy, a former Normal Neither Ferenz nor Gough were in Thursday evening perfor ance will Ferenz mounted the slab full of con• neutral-tinted garment. The pros­ student. For two months Dr. form, which together with other con­ cons,ist of 14 acts and the Friday ev­ fidence and with a world of stuff pective brides, Miss,es Genevieve Ne­ Sherzer lived along· side of the vol­ tributing factors gave the victory to ening' pe formanc!e bf 15. Each en­ and began loping the apple over ville, Evelyn Weinmann, Dorothy cano Kilanea which usually weHs up the Methodists. tertai11ment will be a program of . with such force and regularity that Taylor, Minota Lancaster and Paul­ lava quietly with little violence The score: musical humbers', comedy skits, one­ the Michigan men were swinging ine Weiss, were sufficiently lovely though at times the eruptions have 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 act plays, dances and gymQ,astic wildly and missing the little green and beautifully enough arrayed to become exceedingly explosive. The Ypsilanti 1 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 acts. The followfng is a 11st of acts fruit by inches. Johnny retired the charm the heart of any emperor. last eruption in 1789 wiped out · a Albion 2 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 5 and producers: m side without further �coring. Miss Dorothy Wood, in the title role, whole army division which was Batteries-Normal, Ferenz, Shad­ Gymnastic Acts From then on till the close of the was as dainty and petite as any little camping near the volcano. When ford, Gough and William Wescott; Tumbling-Ar of Honor. battle the little apple-flinger breezed maid of old Cathay could ever be. the weather was unsettled Dr. Albion, Smith and Shields. A Base Ball Monomime-Physical along with the Michigan men madly The men were perhaps even more Sherzer went into the observatory Education Club. beating the air. Michigan only in charge of Dr. J aggar,, located at stunningly attired than the women. Musical Acts solved Ferenz for five hits in six Ben Hellenberg, as the emperor, the edge of the crater. May Queen will be selected from A Musical Medley-Phi Delta Pi� innings.. wore a wonderful imported costume Dr. Sherzer brought back with the · following list, balloting will 1 Ruzicka started for Michigan and of scarlet and gold and Mr. Walter him a great deal of material, be­ take place at assembly next Wed­ I<�raternity. Camp Fire Songs-Camp Fire his fast ball certainly had the Nor­ Leary's costume of black and yellow tween_ three and four hundred lan­ nesday: Girls. malites mystified. In the fourth was especially striking. Merland tern slides, mostly colored, and a Sara Jane Dodge. The Gipry Senr,:----Tren·�. Clef So· inning he retired i,n .favor of Mudd Kopka as a lieutenant of the guard reel of the volcano. Helen Whitmore. rarity. whom Coach Fisher was anxious to was the typical soldier of Cathay in Dr. Sherzer will speak in general Venus Walker. Magazines-Delta Phi Sorority. see under hostile fire. Mudd was both costume and deportment. assembly on May 4. Eva Burns. Neighbors.--Kappa �si �q,ro it not particularly effective but his in­ Beautiful as were setting and cos­ Catherine Thomasma. ,: Song Revue-Del a Sigma. Epsilon. vincible support saved his hide. tumes, yet it would have been a Katherine Harrington. Carl Lindegren of Witherspoon's Musical Portraits-Kappa Gamma i Normal's only run came in the grievous error if the appeal to the Gertrude Freed. Studio, New York, was on the camp­ Phi. sixth inning. Hale was the first eye had been the dominant one. But Barbara Walker. us Wednesday. man up. He singled to left. Hel­ the Normal College is famous for Wi.!ma Thomas. Dances lenburg fanned. Sickles was safe on its music and the Wednesday even­ Skeleton Dance-Oakland, Countr m m . first when VanBoven muffed his ing performance in no way fel I short Dr. Sherzer gave a talk to the Club. grounder and in the effort to nip gy of that high standard. The melodies Training School pupils on Hawaii at Benefit dance in the Normal Musical Co edy Sickles at first, made a wild heave (Continued on page four) the chapel this morning. Saturday evening, April 30. Delta. and Jimmy Hole scored from first One Act Plays when the ball missed Johnson by The Eskimo Tragedy-Sigma Nu yards and sped toward the right Kollege Komedy-Bigger and bet­ Kollege Komedy-Startling, Stu­ Kollege Komedy-Campus Carica­ Phi Sorority. field stands. Wescott popped to ter than ever. You couldn't miss it. pendous, spectacular. Pease Audi­ tures, Original Plays, New Dances, (Continued on page four) VanBoven and Fox was out at first, Pease Auditorium, May 5 and 6, 7:45 torium, May 5 and G, 7:35 p. m. Ad­ New Stunts. Pease Auditorium, May attending to Johnson. p. m. Admission-One night 35 mission-One night 315 cents; both 5 and 6, 7:45 p. m.. Admission-One Though the excellent caliber of cents; both nights 50 cents. nights 50 cents. night 35 cents; both nights 50 cents. Dr. Ford presided at the general the Normal pitchers was refreshing assembly. Dr. Hoyt gave an address the weakness of the green and white on the "Life of Horace Mann." The attack was depressing. It must be 125th anniversary of Horace Mann remembered, however, that this is Normal College Conservatory I of I Music will be celebrated next Wednesday Normal's first engagement, while Frederick Alexander, Director throughout the United States. Michigan has been playing in the south for some time. John White. who has been teach­ Courses m Singing, Piano, Organ, Violin and Th�?ry ing in Clio high school since the be­ o I ginning of the winter term, will re­ Hewitt Smith. '17, is now assist­ l, turn to the Normal 'College next fall. ing in the medical school at the Methods in Public School Music m ·.111l'JJJ University of Michigan. 1 • "'fll ni f, Floyd S ith, president of the Summer School Chorus for Sopranos and Contraltbs sophomore class of '20, will return The Woman's League all-college to Wolverine as superintendent after party will be given May 7. CONCERTS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING a successful year. Walter Leary Baritone. Last term as teacher of singing in Ypsilanti. Mr: bn Kollege Komedy-Music, Comedy, Ko11ege Komedy-two nights-two Leary has been engaged as assistant teacher m Herbert Witherspoon's Ne'Y' J Songs, Dances, Plays. Your own or­ I ganization is taking ;part. Pease programs-29 big acts. Pease Audi- York studios, beginning September, 1921. •> •lhLH t torium, May 5 and 6, 7:45 p. m. Ad- 'r Auditorium, May 5 and 6, 7:45 p. m. .1..• ------�--·------h -" ------Admission-One night 35 cents; both mission-One night, 35 cents; both : nights 50 cents. l nights 50 cents. r¥�<-�:�;;��:��-:;�;:�:;�-:�::�:;::;;-�·:·<1 �.��.��:� ?Jl�:�:w��:�:; r-,-:-x--'"":�-�<-Wii:'i<:ovEi� a ·?:t ------' ----- ... You May Need ore W nt. Offlee In ld&ln BulldmJ. :Roonl )7 �. •t Date of Publle•ff-,o.. -Tho Norrn•l Cul· + He Has 'Em or Can G t 'Em with •.,, · leare Ne�·s ts pubUlilbed ou FrJday or •t each wook duri.og the College Year. y Short Notice and Short Prices ,•i•• EnteredAcceptance at the ro1· po):ltotrh�e1n:it1inir ata tY,11�11:i.nu :; J)(;(:ial, ',;,:' '1',.j• 1103.MtcbJ&'an Act uOclol)e>• •.,cood class1'17 mall .UlllM ma.tterW :1X rate or postage 1n·o,�1de"1:I. ror in fu;:c;tf,)nI ;, ): e. y Octobet• 20,or 1920. Bee H ve •} 1 Th l. f_ Sluw;l4'.' C011le.1 5 «nt• eac.b �· A · �:I • J. W. DICK PEDDIE, Prop. S11b�crlp1lou 1�r1ce Sl.!:5 v�1 ear ·,· ��I ).: Arotd w. "'"'"'···-···" .."""'"" F.rt1eor· 7 � 1 t -:--�:-:...:..:-)·��:� .. •:•1• Kritlle.rtneHlc:J 1ar,1 r •'urdStf1i)IC'Jt<...... _,n---- __ ... ,i.\ -S()(:1ety:;;:;h;t;,,nt F.E.JitQlito·r , & X·Y-!•·!•-!.. !••�;.·:••: .. ;.,.:.,-.:,.: ..:.. : ..).-:...: .... :••!• •..:; .. ;.,.; .v-:,.,:-•:•.:.... .;.._. :. Ha.yo Plutt ______Ltterary �ttor1 l ,:,:*y l4 ,:i,': JC1hD\">nn: IJfl, 'Rv D,(�h. .,,i; iltli; ____ .. ..,___..__ --A.,,si,:;t,;v1t ____c,unvus J.(«1M.:tn.'i Edicor11.1:;o; r ,X \Ve have our own deli y. \V -X,.:.•:...-.r)N�•:...:_ . Port Austin. . �o:...:-:o-x¥r:+:,...: :--:,..:, .x..:,,;,,(•,: · 5 th o ndo 6th grades -Richmond. tX mires, and only half g tting it. 1ta.j r p rartion o:f 7th grade, direct DON'T FORGET MOTHER • · physical l.. ining and b:t.i:ikOL. bull X l among the l{i rls-Sebowaing. History,6tl1 grado--Seb�wi\ing. English and French- fI MAY MOTHER'S DAY X a . r,. 8, A1nasa. Ther N"ewe,,;1. in Sport Shoes in a I it then1aticso -L�slio. oo ,.. ••:f Greeting Cards and Mottoes Principal f ::11nall villnµ;e i:.ch l- vav iety of colors s combined with f e f , hitc. l\ll exclu ive \\�ornan ·,vill ; R ;���:.�·1nttl'y (t.v,,.o tenchers)-·\Vn.ke welcome this season. Notice the 1, field.c;. m :� •> 1,leasing clfe<)t wiLh hose in colors. S iien¢e-A:t8iL. 1 li'i rst grudo--b:,tnrt. t Pr ncipal, Science and 11,fathenlat- :.,,. COLLEGE JEWELRY i ics- Grnn t. �� X First-Trenton. AND Engl ish- Bea1· Lake. & 2nd gru.de--Wali:.efieJ d. GIFT STATIONERY 1t WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP AT �if fgf§�fff�{ 8Lh- Mun- f WILLOUGHBY BROS. Phone 324 Arithmelic ;n 1t11 and j i.sing, , :: , Geography in 7th., 8th :incl �Jth- (!oo:� :Co(�o(..: , .-:,.-0.,....)<,x...:,..:...:-:-:..: .. �: .. :• .:..,..-<...:• ,..,_.,..,X... :... .-,,...... :..r ...: .:..-�·�.,.. • lifunising. ZWERGEL'S 6th grade--Co1emsn. 0th grado-Greenville. HEMSTITCHING Principal8th grade-P -Clio�equa.ming. PLEATING OF ALL KINDS 2ndu and 3rd-P'equatninv.. J.t rul schools-s -llar::iga county.a Crade po itions t Selah, W sh. 24 HOUR SERVICE Al1 grades nta Tron Ri-.•cr. :s,9 -� s•s e&e e :es o:8X8>9e,s •seee s see& eee e e i\ll grades t (),vosso. 5th and 6th-South J.,yon.y SINGER SH\V ING l\lACHINE CO. l 1$t anrn,al Coll e-g�'H tcrrnis teanl sh l l i·eport to hlrn ru)t later than ')ext ,vcck, pre-fE:>n1bly �londRy or 203 Brower St. Ypsilanti, Mich. 'rue�clny·. 1'he eli1ninat.ion� \\•ill hegin the ,veclt fotlo\ving;)ve Anrt before the week a a ,o:ill h elose tennis tea1ns b th ts are to reprc.sent the Norm. l· ,. , ..�:- .:...;.. :.-: -.:.. :,.-:--:..;.- :-.:.. : ��.. :,.... :,..:• •!•O:••:.. : ••!••:O-:.. :..; ,.-:••>-!•O:••>:-:-:,..:..: ... �:...; .. :...:-:• •!••'!• ite' court hopes thja spring ,v ill ;}. When you are down town, don't forget to stop A:: have beena picked. � : It rn y be stated here that nny ·i-·i· and see JOE. ••{· MARTHA WASHINGTON Normal student is eligible LO try to {: The Sugar Bowl for fresh Candy and Ice Cream, f rnake the teams. :;: Our Hot Fudge is the best in town. I • • :r, The price is cut on everything. • ., ,>t, • • 0 • THEATRE 0 WEDDING BELLS 0 ! Washington at l'earl !<...i><...:o,(o,ox�x...:,,.:.•: •:-:- •:•o!...:.. :...: ... : ..:o<..: .. :..:.-:--: ..:,,:..,. -t...:-.:.. :..:. +:,<->o:.. ,:..: ..-x...: .. x• ·:-:··� ..:- )UT,JT.IM-- CARR a s r e 1.1iss 'Rlt:!anor Carr n M rch grnd­ s Thu ept·esent , sday-Friday, April 28·29- William DeMill n-1::1.uote :.indo. 1nember of the Alpha. Sig· Loi Wilson ancl .laek Holt in ":Midsummer Macln ss," also T u sorority, '"ns married to comedy. C}intonc lfiJhnn1 of: Grnnd Haven on · Saturday,e April 30- ,nid Bennett in "Silk llooiery," a]s() '\V �dncsday, April t11e t,venticth. Yp· "Velv t Fingers." 1 silnntira guests owere the l.'lisse1:1 Grace a e n d Pathe l Aff a Review and Topics ofr the flay." �frs. in Colo­ Tue:sd y-Wednesday, May :3-4v- Billie Bu ke in "The F..d u· rado on their v.• t:!ilcliniz: trip. �e •e'U1 e:e eese ee == e ee e e:e:eee ee e e e e::• e cation of Elizabeth," also "The A enging Arrow." Don't fail to for cast your vote STOP AT GAUDY'S WHEN DOWN TOWN eThursd ay -Friday,o 1'fays 5-6- Maurice Toumem presents Queen or the lfay at gen�1·a.l as· All Candies and Peanuts Fresh Daily "Th Last of the M hican " hy James Fenimore Cooper, also sernh y next W.a

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THE GOOD JOBS HAVE NOT Any student whose name does not appear in the News columns ancl WUERTH THEATRE who has accepted a position for I?OTI HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE AND SUPERIOR PHOTO l'LAY" ALL BEEN TAKEN. next year should notify the Train­ ing· School office at once. YOU WILL LAND YOURS BY GOING TO FRIDAY-SATURDAY Eugene O'Brien in "Broadway and Home." Vanity Fair Maids Sayles, Ola___:CadH!ac. Ingall, Marie-Vassar. Comedy. Three Acts of Vaudeville. Pettit, Alice-Harbor Beach. Holland,, Frances-Vassar. Erickson, Waive--Vassar. SUNDAY ONLY Vincent, Doris-Charlevoix. Olive Thomas m ''Darling Mine." Ballroom Boys Comedy, MILLER STUDIO Pearson, Eleanor-Schoolcraft. "All Balled Up." Three Acts of Good Vaudeville. Springhorn, Ruth-Harbor Beach. � Keillor, Grace-Bay Port. O Phone 174 Washington at Pearl Trim, Alice-Richmond. MONDAY-TUESDAY Miller, Clarence-Algonac. Frank Mayo in "Colorado." Gaiety Comedy, 'Turkey Dress­ VanSickle, Paul-Homer. ing,." Charles Hutchinson in Episode 11 of "The Double Ad­ Haegner, Helen-Lima, Ohio: Braddock, Grace-Sebewaing. venture." VanWert, Gladys-Utica. EAT AT THE NEW Harris, Flossie-Utica. Flynn, Helen-Harbor Beach. THURSDAY ONLY Love, Lucile-Harbor Beach. Harry Carey in "If Only Jim." Torchy Comedy, "Torchy Gibson, Mildred-Algonac. Comes Through." Pathe News. PIONEER CAFETERIA · Hankammer, Anna-V anWert, 0. Wellwoo� Hazel J.-Harbor Beach. Geyer, Eldon 0.-Port Austin. Across from D. U. R. Waiting Room Grenfell, Margaret-Detroit. COMING DURING MAY Hough, Agnes-Flint. Mary Miles Minter in "The Little Clown." Home Baked Beans, Salads 'n everything Smith, Carolyn B.-Marlette. Bebe Dani.els in "Ducks and Drakes." Sarles, Alice-Durfield. Owen Moore· in "The Chicken in the Case." Weeks, Margaret-Durfield. Smith, Irene-Royal Oak. Wanda Hawley in "The Outside Woman." Open Day and Night Smith, Harriet W.-Addison. Wing;, Mabel L.-Dearborn. Whelan, M. M.-Belding. Wm. Slaterline, Prop. Thomas, Wilma A-Waterloo, Ind. Childs, John Robert-Lake Odessa. VAUDEVILLE Witt, Ada M.-Howell. Iu, e e e e:€(8)'3:ee e:e:e:>3:18lQ<8S'.'8'.'. Delaforce, Florence-Armada. Slack, Mrs. Myrtle-Bad Axe. Mosher, Geraldine E.-Detroit. Minier� Thelma-Sebewaing. Wood, Dorothy-Coldwater. Hulbert, Florence-Harbor Beach. Bradley, Wilda-Oxford. Fearron, Rose-Birmingham. EAT Smith, Hubert T.-Sterling. VanWegen, Mildred-Dowagiac. SPRING ARRIVALS at IN BIRDLAND

The following list of birds has a been made by campus people: Robin. § Flicker. MISSION Bronze grackle. THE Rusty blackbird. 287 Mlchipn A.Tl. Mourning dove. Bluebird. H. B. BAKJIR, Jr., � Crow. Brown creeper. Baltimore oriole. Cardinal. Meadow lark. Song sparrow. Chewink. Golden crowned kinglet. Red-winged blackbird. Field sparrow. Kingfisher. Phoebe. Cowbird. Wood thrush. Bobolink. Brown thresher. Hermit thrush. Oven bird. 202 West Michigan Ave. White-throated sparrow. House wren. Ice Cream SOME LAUGH'l'ER A LA CAR'rE C. and A. Baking Co. all kinds of .ilfD Some of us mortals daily indulge .Confeotionary in hearty meals at home while others of us must grab just a bite in a hurry at the nearest restaurant. Baked Goods Reasonable Prices Without question, eating is a most important .proposition for us all. I 07 Michigan Ave. Phones 1042 and 1043 Food is fuel for the human machine. Now and then, a little humor in hap­ pening and repartee is sandwiched in between the solemn moments at the table. Such smiles and laughs THERE IS A "DOVE" UNDER-GARMENT TO thus provided without cost� as it were, are a welcome relish. In the SATISFY EVERY LINGERIE NEED same way "Topics of the Day" Films are a popular relish with movie au­ Whether it's a graceful Night Gown or lovely lingerie for the day, diences everywhere Many subjects "DOVEY' Undergarments will best please you. Stylish new designs are treated humorously in the com­ of delightful daintiness, featuring exquisite hand-embroidery and ments and jokes cooked up by the fancy stitchings, on lustrous-finish, flesh-color and white batistes press humorists.. Some of the best "To.pies'' relate eating and restaurant and other novelty cloths. Also fine nainsooks trimmed with beau­ fun. You may prefer to have your tiful laces and embroideries. Then there are ".DOVE" crepe de meals Table d'Hote. But when it chine and satin under-things. Accurate fitting and of best work­ come.s to humor it is better when manship-they wear longest. served a la carte on the menu. DOVE Night Gowns DOVE . Camisoles DOVE Pajamas DOVE Bloomers Rev. Carl H. Elliott, minister of DOVE Envelope Chemises DOVE Drawers the Presbyterian Chw.ch. asks the DOVE Under-skirts DOVE Chemises Normal students of Presbyterian and DOVE Corset Covers DOVE Novelties allied affiliation to lend him their DOVE Union Suits (Athletic ears Sunday morning at 10:00 o'clock Style) in the church. He will speak on "What Shall Be My Life-Work?" May 1 is being observed as Vocation WEBB & Day. MARRS ;,;e,ee..:e:�ee,�e:e:a ee0 889"'3? CJUNE8E OPEHJ•Jl'l'A e FOR KODAK FILMS AND SUPPLIES PLEASES AUDIENC1'� ENTER AND BE CONVINCED E-A-S-T-M-A-N-S (Coritinued fl'(lrn pa.go ono) I 'The (fua.lity of our food and service is of Will fl,fae1'\1rhlne, \\•h o wrote the aUested by om· patrons, old and new. e music of tho op teltu , are ahvays t.hl:l sort that engrave themsclv0s up­ Regular dinner for 50c ' on the n1c1nory and it \.V il1 be long before any ono in \\1cdnesday·� uudi- 11:00- 2�30 HAI G n o T s o ce \Vill f rget tlile deliciously col• THE DRUG SORE ON THE CORNER 1 orfu1 thingl:l that the caste and SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNERS - I chorus inte.rpreted so happily. Prof. ��:;������������-� a n EVERY SUNDAY ��:;:;�������� Alexander, in 1 ag11ific1:Jnt. import­ =.o,.:"°"\.e';-X,.,.-!-<·��...,. .,��(+;O � OO O GOG O �6 COO O O• ��·� • ed J.fanclnrin cost..;,ne of pdcoless Special Attention to Parties :? l,rucade, conducted the chorus.. No e 3: one in Ypsilanti can no\\• be strang r Private Room for Sororities and Fratet·nities HAI R N ETS • t.o tho glodo11s mu•;c th at Mr. Alex- I I J anclcr sce1ns w d.-aw as if by nulglc f J fron1 his fa1nou$ choirs but to even Bestyette and Red Seal, Single and Double a THE COLLEGE CAFE z n Vpsilnnti audience the great eon• t I ductor played a new role and those e a Vie serve to please There are nets as good ·but none better ).;· who ha,·e listen d enthr lled to tlte I n f ecclesiastic , usic in which hi:,; Across from D. U. R. Waiting Room X Choirs have won their re nown expe- J icnccd 11 1\0\v plowuro ot the airy, e e a 8 e9 � Eia &d..iiiJ e S El eEl e9 l. l. tiJt,ng harmonies th t his baton ™™ �.:c:Q.A.(Jl drew front this latest of his chorus- oi�&e e �e:=:e:a :ee ee �J: e;,-,;e:a:u:'l:•�� W. H. Sweet & Sons n I es. llr. Rttssell Gel·'� hrillin t &nd A SHORTER SHORTHAND SYSTEM The Store of Conscientous Service and Honest i+ym p:u,h�t.1c J>1uuo accolnpan1n1ents !' e Values. wer a rlist.incl contribution. IN TEN EASY LESSONS Again, hO\\fOVer, the chorus \Vas u b t n bockground to the principals. 1 c Th is con rse \:Overs ten easy lessons which will enable the Stu­ I iliss \Voo� as '1Ljttle A mond �yes," n e l dent, ProfessCl r, .Journalist, Doctor, Lawyer 01· anyone seeking a OI IO I I••� O • O o• o' G Oc.,..x r.io o c: :,'�.o,..,,..o.M o �.:c ao c Coo!•<·<-< . .:•.:-• :-:•-:• never sa g b ttor aod her audience. a e profession:tl career, to go thru life with per cent effieieney. lo m ny or whon:i her lov ly voico is 100 I .:r:_.�)���>or>-;o•:- - e e a •:-:•V-."-: :...,r:+x...:-:••:,,,O...�r:+>·� i 110\v ,voll lc:noy;• n, \\• r ch r,ncd as THIS COURSE ! x perhaps she mwor, with all her ,ue- , e e ls short and inexpensive, and Lq given with a money hack - ADNET" BRoc.0 ? c sses, hacl charin d then, before. 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