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LOWENBURG AND MOHR LEAD
IN PINOCHLE TOURNAXENT.
Devotees of the German national
card game turned out in full force last
evening at the Union to witness twen-
ty-four pinochle stars play the first
five rounds of the tournament. True
to the callings of his national instinct,
Dr. Kraenzlein took a hand and lasted
to the finish. The rumor that Coach
Rickey would also participate was un-
founded, it being said that his national-
'y barred him. The results of the even-
ing's games follow: high, I Lowenburg
and Karl Mohr; low, H. T. Cope and
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THE THOMAS
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AK BEFORE JOURNALISTS..
harles Austin Hughes will lec-
:ore Prof. Scott's class in jour-'
next Thursday -afternoon on
Ll newspaper work. Mr. Hugh-
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.can correspondent for a syndi-
>lishing concern.
iggett to Lecture in Lansing.
W. L. Miggett, of the engineer-
artment, will deliver an exten-
cture in Lansing, Friday, on
rial Engineering."
Brill Visiting in Ann Arbor.
[arvey C. Brill, of the chemis-
ilty at Miami, who received his
ere last year, is in town for a
isit.
ia Curator Visits Laboratory.
T. B. Freas, curator of the
A1 laboratories of Columbia
ity, spent yesterday in Ann
isiting the chemical laboratory.j
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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
March 28.-Lyman H. Howe's moving
pictures at University hall, 8 p. m.
March 28.-Membership dinner at the
Michigan Union, 5:30 p. m.
March 28.-"Le Monde ou l'on S'ennu-
le," annual French play at Whitney
theater, 8 p. m.
March 29.-Women's Annual Banquet
at Barbour gym.
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The Michigan- Daily finds lost money.
L Read Daily classified ads.
Did you lose $3.00? Read Daily clas-
sified ads. 127
College Inn, the original hamburg-
er. It is Elmer's place. The cleanest
and best hamberger lunch room. We
serve the best of everything. Lunches
delivered from 5 p. m. to 2 a. m. Phone
1078-L. tf
Wholesome food and good cooking at
Burbank and Stuart. 513 S. Division,
$3.00 per week .in advance. 124-129
less the price of this ad by proving
up at the Daily office between 1 and
2 p. m. 127-128
The Michigan Daily finds the owners
of lost articles. tf
WANTED.
Wanted-Interior decorating to do.
M. D. Moore, Home Phone 682. 128-36
Wanted-Laundry to wash at 1118
Catherine St. We do good work.
Try us. 124-28
Wanted-Reasonable book binding of.
all kinds. George Dengler, 200 S.
Main. 121 tf
FORB SALE
For Sale-Oliver typewriter, used less
than one year. Price $50.00. Mack
*& Co. 126 eod 138
For Sale-Silver Mellophone (French
Alto Horn) with four crooks and
case. Complete for band or orches-
tra. Pyle 236 12th St. 849-L. 157-8-9
For Sale-New three passenger road-
ster, twenty-two horse power, four
cylinder engine, with high tension
magneto, top, lamps, etc., $495. 911
Greenwood Ave. 128-34
For Sale-Due bill on Malcolm the
tailor. Call Michigan Dail3 office.
128
For Sale-High grade upright piano,
slightly used. Must be sold soon.
See it at 1336 Geddes Ave. Telephone
1637-L. 128-9
LOST
Lost-Black note book with names
Hinton and Roach on first leaf, con-
taining important notes. Liberal re-
ward for return to this office. 127-8-9
For Rent-Fraternity house for rent.
I have a splendid well located 20-
room house I will rent on a long
lease on very liberal terms. P. 0.
Box 56, Ann Arbor, Mich. 126-7-8
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Musical Instrument Repairing, work
guaranteed, at Schaeberje & Son's Mu-
sic House, 110 S. Main St. 87 tf
N0TICE
A fine opportunity for the summer
awaits the student who is looking
fir something to do. Phone 16i9-J
this morning and make appoint-
ment.
Reserve seat tick
sale at School
Charles A
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We have a
on sale at c
Organs, et
during this
Store_
Stylish Banquet and
grams should always be
Ann Arbor Press.
Dance Pro-
printed at the
(Thurs.)
LE
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BEY
Make money during vacation. Your
spare time during the summer will
yield large profits to hustlers. Every
home a possible purchaser. For infor-
mation call H. C. Rummell, phone 775-
L or Floyd L. Young, phone 979-L.
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Buy your tickets .in advance. No t
no phone orders accepted af er that
Overture al
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iberty Street
Ice Cream Sundaes and Sodas,
all flavors. They're fine now
that spring has come.
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