:00-U~pper Room Bible class meets,.
444 South State street.
:30-Bayonne (N. J.) club meets,
room 306, Union.

phomore enghfeers
348, Engineering
sor Friday will

NUMBER 1

PRIMARY RETURNS
(By Associated Press)
Newark, N. J., April 28.- Revi
returns in the New Jersey president
primaries tonight gave Major Gene
Leonard Wood the majority of4
over Senator Johnson of Californ
The vote 'with 88 districts miss
,was, Wood, 51,280; Johnson, 50,694
Columbus, 0., ,April 28.-With o
235 precincts out of a total of 5,882
the state missing dSenatorHari
late today was leading General Wio
by 13,767 votes on returns from y
terday's presidential primaries
Ohio. Complete returns were in fr
65 of the 88 counties.

tice on
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reception for
Martha Cook

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All those who are interested in the
Republican party, whether members
of the University or citizens, are urged
by the committee to attend the meet-
ing. Music will be furnished for the
event by the Republican club's jazz
orchestra. "Smokes" will be distri-
buted free.
Judge Sample, for many years
chairman of the county Republican
committee, will have charge of this
meeting.


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YESTERDA Y'S

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praeti1e In Water- .PLAtE IN ART EXHIBITION

rested in soccer foot-
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Chinese embroidery, garbs, and{
club smoker, As-, paintings will feature the art exhibit
)n, which opens tomorrow in Alumni Me-
ciety meets, room morial hall. Prof. Hugh Brodie of
ence building. the surveying, department, who has
clence society at just returned from China, is responsi-
* ble for the loaning of several cases of
Chinese embroidery and small objects
oAY f art.
The public will have the opportu-
r engineers meet, nity to see embroidered coats from the
ering building. summer palace of the emperor of
nior literary class China and a complete Chinese bridal
ee in reading room outfit which Mrs. Henry C. Adams al-
ations office. lowed to be used during the exhibit.
ing of Craftsmen Besides the paintings previously list-
y lodge at Mason- ed, Mrs. W. B. Shaw contributed two
eria lunch will be Chinese paintings.'
lock. ,__
Radio associngon Use Old English Floor Wax. C. H.
ire room, Physics Major & Co., Phone 237, 203 E. Wash-
H. Williams will ington St.-Adv.
Tubes."__
Read the Daily dvertisements. They
Lvertisers.-Adv. a ill lead you to the best of Ann Ar-

(By Associated Press)
American League
St. Louis, 6; Detroit, 0.
Cleveland, 5; Chicago, 4.
Philadelphia, 7; Boston, 7. (Cal
on account of darkness in the 14
ning.)
New York-Washington called on
count of rain.
National League.
Chicago, 11; Pittsburgh, 1.
PROF. FRIDAY TO SPEAK TO
SOPH ENGINEERS AT MEETI
Prof. David Friday will speak
the soph engineers at 10 o'clock tod
in room 348 of the Engineering bui
ing.
Two men are to be nominated, o
of the two to be elected at the A
campus election May 12, for thes box
committee,' and also two others, o
to be elected as Student councilm
NUMBER 2
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PEARE, WEARER OF BASKETBALL
"M," HURT IN FOOTBALL DRILL
Robert A'eare, '22, Varsity "M" man,
either sprained or broke his leg dur-
ing a scrimmage at Ferry field yes-
terday afternoon. Peare won his "M"
in tho basketball season just passed
and his showing 'during spring foot-
ball practice made him one -of Coach
Mather's most promising linemen.
The ball was put in play and Peare,
In attempting to evade his opponent,
turned his ankle and another player
fell on it, forcing 'Peare out of the
game. The exact extent of the injury
will not be known until tomorrow
morning, when the X-ray photographs
will be examined... Peare. is resting
easily and is in no treat pain.
RICE, FRESH LIT PRESIDENT,
RECOVERING IN GRAND RAPIDS
Robert V. Rice, '23, president of the
freshman lit class, is now at his home
in Grand Rapids, recovering from
sickness.
Rice was taken sick at the end of
the, last semester with infipenza, and
after returning to school at the be-
ginning of the second term, suffered
a relapse and was taken to University,
hospital:
He intends to return to the Univer-
sity as soon as his condition permits.
New Paving This Year Improbable
The street committee met yester-
day afternoon in the council chamb-
ers to decide upon new curbs and gut-
ters for the city. It is likely that no
new paving will be begun this year.
Chi Namel did it. What? Made that
old soft-wood floor, look Just like a
new hard-wood floor. C. H. Major &
Co. Call 237.-=Adv.

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Effinger that Deans J. C. Jones of the
University of Missouriand K. C. Bab-
cock of Illinois would be unable to
attend the conference, but all of the
others are expected.
Dinner Planned at Union
Plans have been made for a dinner
for the visiting deans at the Union
tonight, where an address of wel-
come will be given by President Har-
ry B. Hutchins. An entertainment at
the University club, on the program
of which Mr. William Wheeler will
sing, has been planned to follow the
dinner. The conference will end with
a luncheon at the Union Friday.

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Self Government Delegates Meet Tod
Registration of delegates at 10:
o'clock this morning in Barbour gy
nasium will begin the conference
the Middle-Western Women's S
Government association.
Star Polo Shirts with collars ti
fit. $3.00 upwards. Wild & Co.,3
S. State St.-Adv.
If it is real artistic, decorative w
coverings you want, go to C. H. Ma,
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Your Four Years of College Li
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only one cigarette -a high priced
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