y in the backfield and
rful lineman who stands
es. Planck will be a
IC
nucleous for a strong line. He comes
from Howe military academy of In-
diana, and weighs 220 pounds.
Toledo Represented
Other men who give promise of fine
mAterial are Trout of Toledo Waite'
high and Wochetz of Toledo- Scott,
mate-.
efore the Coolidge and Serrill from Kenilworth,'
ssued for Ill., and Walter and Coburn from Ash-
out more ville School, S. C..
t the club Because of the number that report-
ed there was not enough sweaters to
Ii school, go around and a .,great many of tine
captain of men were not able to get on the field
m of the in uniform. Coach Mitchell has re-
ago, re- quested that the candidates reporting
ad Rapids this afternoon bring their own jerseys
the base- as the Athletic association's order may
.kees, and not arrive until tle last of this week.
re out for
Good experienced Tenor and Bass
, both of Soloists wanted for church work. Ap-
rmer hav- ply 312 S. Division St. Phone 212-J.
and Van -Adv.
ds in the
WILL MEET ToMORROW AT "Y"
Men who are interested in swim-
ming will have an opportunity to talk£
over the prospects for the coming year1
at a meeting to be held at the local
"Y" tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Coach Drulard is anxious to find
out the caliber of the material at
hand and to ascertain how many men
can be expected to try for the unoffi-
cial Varsity team. Several of the old
men are expected back. Rumors have
it that one probable candidate has
done the forty yard distanec' in 20
and 2-5 seconds, which is within 2-5
of- a second of the Western Conference
record.
A second meeting will be held at
the "Y" on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. All men who intend to go
out for the team are urged to report
at one or the other of these meet-
ings.
IOWA SQUAD, STRENGTHENED
BY RETURN OF LETTER MEN
Nine veteran "I" men headed by
Captain Lohman were among the 22
candidates that reported on Septeni-
ber 15 for duty with Coach Jones' 1919
football outfit.
Synhorst who has been a uncer-
tain quantity all summer is back with
the squad and expected to stay with
the line. Strong competition has made
the selection of a permanent line
impossible but Synhorst and Slater
have been working consistently at
tackles, Heldt at center, Kaufman and
Mockmore at guards, Kelly at quarter,
the two Devine brothers at halfback,
and Captain Lohman at fullback and it
is expected that some such combina-
tion will be used in the opening game
with Nebraska next Saturday.
day.eg
-For the purpose of assisting stu- close
SA running directory of thle Univer- dents to find each other, officials of hall
sity, to which is added each night the the University Y. M. C. A. made ar- S
list of students who have registered rangements with Registrar Hall to can
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GENERATORS
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200-202 E. Washington, St.
LOST AND FOUND
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ft- LOST - Card case containing small
y- amount of mioney and cards bearing
el owner's name. Finder please call
;hs 452.
M --
FOUND-Will the girl who lost pock-
etbook call at 'Dean Jordan's office
of, and recover same by identifying
La isame.
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JUST A MINUTE, PLEASE!
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*
LOST-One dark brown kid gauntlet
between Packard and South State.
Reward. Phone 2618.
*
NOTICE
The Athletic Association of the Un-
iversity of Michigan will receive bids
for the refreshmen concession ion
Ferry Field for the ensuing year up to
and including Thursday, October 2.
1919, at 6 P. M.
For all Magazines at the best prices and all kinds
clubs. As special rate to students for the school year. Do
FOUND-A small neck piece in Cafe-
teria in Nickels Arcade. Phone
1582-W.
LOST-Fountain pen yesterday in the
F. & M. Bank. Finder please return
to Daily office and receive reward.,
fail to see the magazine man-
P. G. BARTELME,
Athletic Director.
-Adv.
CLASSIFIED
MISCELLANEOUS
MIS ELLANEOUS - Profitable posi-
tion for part 'time man. Apply, R.
J. Spaulding, room 216 Ann Arbor
Savings Bank Bldg., Tuesdays or
Saturdays.
JOHN P. SLOAN
i
(THE ORIGINATOR OF STUDENT RATES)
Phone 1412-M
1009 E.
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NOTICE OF
APPLICATION
S
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TO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
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In accordance with Act No. 206 of the Public Acts of 1913 and Act No. 419 of the Public Acts of 1919, no
application will be presented by the Michigan State Telephone Coippany to the Michigan Public Utilities. Cc
Commission, in the City of Lansing on the seventh day of October 1919 at 10;00 a. m. of that day, for autho
rates and practices for the furnishing of the principal classes of telephone service in all of the exchanges of
Company, in the State of Michigan other than: the Detroit Exchange, (application as to that exchange being
tng of the Schedule set forth below, and the said Commission will be then and there requested to fix a day o1
PROPOSED STANDARD SCHEDULE ANNUAL RATESt
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*Coin Box Service, guarantee of $0.10 a day for local messages at $0.05 each. Refund{
charges in excess of guarantee.
**Annual allowance 600 calls. All excess calls $0.04 each.
Rate specified in above schedule for Group No. 4 C. B. will be requested to be authorized for
of $0.01 per message on local message
THE ANN ARBOR EXCHANGE
and will supercede tte rates now in cffect as lis'ed ieow
re the clothes you want;
1em for you.
PiZrTE I"f2~ Nl DT__ - ANNUAL RAi~j
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'RESIDENCE SERVICE
Distance from Com
BUSINESS SERVICE
t
Conlin, Fiegel Co.
Hart. Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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F-.P'ty Bus. Rats -~j1P'ty Res. Rat____________
In a other respects a particulars the rates and practices set forth in the order of said Commission made Aug
ti In forfTe and effect.
A ttwtnt is d reced to the fact that under the provisions of Act No. 206 and Act No. 419 the Michigan Public I
wM, U OU r peipt of Appaiihon, #x lihe date of hearing, which will' not be more than twenty (20) days from the recel
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