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Martin; Edward H, '23, 6o9 E. University. Chicago. 1014-J.
'McBain, Hughtston Mi, '23, 6z5 Monroe. Grand Rapids. 2106-M.,
Mead, Henry R, '23, 425 S. Division. Omner. 156;-J.
Mchlman, I J, '20M, E 715 L. Catherine. Toledo, 0. 751-J.I
Meiss, Edwin R, '23, 437 Maynard. Cincinnat, 0. 2707-WV. 1
MeIyerfeld, Williamn 5, '23E, 530' Hill. Detroit. 985-J.!
M1iller, Benj D, '23, 615 Church. Houghton. 1489.
Morris, Samuel C, '22L, 808 Packard. Three Oaks. 2437-J"
Mott, W W, 533 E. University. Jackson. .267-J.
Muncy, Ralp W, '23, 1207 Packard. Ann Arbor. 2352-KM.
Nagle, John W, '22M, 113 S. Division. _Detroit. 299-R.I
Newfield Leo I~ '211M,,820 E. Washington. ]Detroit, 299-R.
Newton,. J G, '23, 615 Monroe.. Detroit. 2106-M.
Nichols, Theo V, '23A, 825 1 . University., Cleveland, 0. 1656-J.
Oldham, Horace J, '22, 532 Thompson. Greenfield, Ind. 66r-M.
Pabst, Russell F, '22E, i1104 Lincoln. Youngstown, 0. 265 1-R
Paisliall, MaX F. '22E, 431 I. University. Fenton. 1478-lW.
Parr, Russell D, '23, 516 Cheever, Cdnurt. WVayne. 2577-R.
Payne, Milton, 'z3, r221 S- University.' Rochester, N. Y. I552-J I
Pebbles, Jtiel R, ,'23, ,516 Cheever Court. ilelette WVyo. 2577-R.
Penoyer, Mildred L", '23,046 F. Huron. South Haven. 229-Af.
Peshin, '23P, 7o8 Church.. Siouxz City, Ia. 1145-J.
Phelps, Glenn C, '22,' 1017 Hill. Detroit. 12o6-W.
Pitken, Evalyn L, Sch of Mus, 922 S. State. Whitehall. T850-F2-
Potter, Kathyrn L, 602 Monroe. Union. N. J. 2597.
Potter, William H, '22L, 512 S. State. Alpena. 120.
Puddefoot, Frank A, '23D, f31 1. University. Detroit. 1478-W.
Quarberg, Lincoln A, '20, 21) S. Thayer. Madison, 'Wis. 726-M-%.
Racoosin, David, '20, 337 Thompson. Detroit. 1195-R.
Ralston, Sylvia G, '23, 1130 Oakland. B3utler, Pit.. 2166-W.
Ramsdell, Luinan, '23L, 614 Monroe. Petoskey. 1257-R.
Ranft, 1-Icrry J, '21, 314 N. Ingalls. F. Cleveland, 0. 2220.
Rhodes, Florence R, '23, 1303 Wilmot. Ann Arbor. 1958-W.
Richards, Edward J. '21L, 1325 IWashtenaw. Homestead. Pa.
Richards, Verne, '23, 822 Oakland. Detroit. 2378-W.
Riley, Clarence J. '21, '327<,S. Division. Hollywood, Calif. ri8&
Robertsoni, Ruth A, '21, 720 S. University. Detroit. 1271-J.
Robinson, Thomas M. '221', 708 Church. Detroit. 1145-J.
Rodas, Jorge, '23, 816 E. Washington. LaPaz, Bolivia. 775-=1'.
Roden, Edelaine, '22, '304 Jefferson. Grand Rapids. 548-R.
Roecker, Ravmond R, '23, 50? E. Jefferson. Marion, 0. 26o6-W.

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AND OPTOMETRIST
113 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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ANNI ARBOR CHOP SUE!Y
Excellent CHOP SUJEY from
11:30 a. mn. to midnight
Steaks 'and Chops 814 S. Smote

Please call No 258 between 6 and
7 P. M. and askf or George B.'
Wilson
WILSON HAS AN IMPORTANT
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PHONE 258

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PRICES ON CIGARS, CIGARETTES, & TOBACCOS

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Trubey'S
Dinners. Lunches Confectionery
Ice Cream, Delicious Sodas
We Make our own Ice Cream
orders solicited" from Fraternities and
Sororities. 2185S. Main Phone 166

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Campus news, student doings, news
of the outside world, are all to beI
P ound in the Michigan Daily.-Adv.

"Mims"


in g exhausted every other tactic to
he offered her marriage. Then he
hiat another man carrieid a key to her
°nt.

tory of stage life with Oli1ve
ous "Follies" beauty, as Gloria

Thomas,
Dawn.

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crndY'AIN'T NATURE WONDERFULadWky
morrow and Saturday
aine Hamrsteion
e~ "The Wbman Gme
en are often ruthless in business. Dare
n' be ruthless in the game society.corn-
.em to play? The problem is nicely p~t
1Woman Game"'.

Plans for the Senior girls' supper
were discussed at a meeting of the
'senior, girls yesterday afternoon in
Sarah Caswell Angell hall It was de-
cided to hold it immediately follow-
ing the Junior. girls' play on March
26, at the Congregational church. On
this occasion the seniors will appear
for the first time in their caps and
igowns.
Another decision was that the' girls
should wear plain white organdie col-
lars about the necks of their senior
gowns.
GIRLS' QUINTFTS
ELECT CAPTAINS
Freshman and sophomore first and
second basketball teams elected their
captains Wednesday afternoon. Thek-
la Wermuth will lead the sophomores'
first team, and Carol McDonald will
head the second team. Margaret Cos-
grove will captain the first freshman
team 'and Marion Koch, the second
team.
Better team work is the goal to be
striven for in the freshman and sopho-
more basketball teams, according to
Miss Marion Wood. With the selec-
tion of the class team's, it will be the
aim now to prepare for the interclass
games. This series will probably start
in a few weeks.

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FOAL SALE'
FOR SALE- A pair of dark tan Eng-
lish Brogue Shoes. size 6-C; almost
new; A Starr Best- make. Call Fri-
day afternoon after 2. 408'S. Fifth
Ave.
FOR SALE-Man's evening and after-
noon clothes. Size 38. Practically'
new. Call 1405-J.
FOR SALEFour May Festival cover
coupons. $2 each.. Call 1981-11:
FOR REN1T
FOR RENT- Room suitable for two
students. Two blocks from campus
Reasonable. Phone- 799-J. Or call
at 720 S. State St.
LOST
LOST-A pair of brown gauntlet glov-
es in U-Hall audtiorfum. Finder
please -return to Secretary's office.
LOST-Airdale pup. License tag 307.
Reward if returned to 336 5S State.
Phone 1523 or 1243.

Members of the Women's league are'
invited to the party at 4 o'clock Fri-
day afternoon in Barbour gymnjasium.
Board of Representatives of the
Women's league will meet for the last
time at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning
in Barbour gymnasium. The presi-
dent requests that those who cannot
come send a substitute.
The Woman's Cosmopolitan club
will meet at 7:30 p. in. Friday in the
Y.W.'C. A.
Girls' Reserve leaders will meet at
7 o'clock tonight, at Newberry hall.
All senior girls must pay their so-
cial tax of 50 cents from 8 to 12
o'clock Thursday or Friday morning
in University hall.
There will be a rehearsal of com-
plete first act of Junior Girls' play at
4 o'clock Thursday afternoon in Sarah
;Caswell Angell hall.
y OU will now find
on display a
very exclusive a nd
up-to-date showing of
SPRING MILLINERY
At the Parlors of
Stevens .& Pershing
616 Peokaud S#.
We also carry a fine litre of
Hair Goods.

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just enough Turkish"
Facts like these make Fatima's
place among cigarettes unique.
A few years ago, the "proper"
thing on such state occasions
would have been an expensive,
fancy -boxed, straight Turkish
cigarette.
" Today, things are different.
Men base their choice on taste
rather than price. That Fatima
should be so clearly the choice
of men who can afford anything
they like, shows that most smnok-
ers really prefer--not too much
Turkish tobacco in their ciga-
rettes nor too littdeq-but "'just
enough Turkish"

Within a single week last fall, great civic'
dinners were tendered at the. Waldorf-Astoria
to General Pershing, to Herbert Hoover and
to Cardinal Mercier. And at all three of these
famous banquets, the only cigarette served by"
the hosts was Fatima.

FATI MA
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