men T ENUS PENCILS Wtome J T )ARD HOP city Avenue w OR the student or prf., tehe superb VENUS out rivals all for p erfect pencil work. 1 Tblack degrees and. 3 copying. American Lead Pencil Co. 2o FifthNeyork lazYgst *4e113 1 in she world° " Mjmlpl - I' 9 10 FINANCIAL. HURON VALLEY BLDG. & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION is the BEST & SAFEST plate to put ARCADE your earnings. Your money is at your service on denand. Never paid less than "6 pr. ct. dividends, free frblm taxation. Incorporated 1891. Wi. L, Walz, Pres. H. H. Herbst, Sec'y., Ann rted golf hose. Arbor Savings Bank Bldg.-Adv. & Co., State St.- Patronize Daily Advertlsers.-Adv. , ing i Chaperones for the dances for this wee end are as follows: Armory- Fri ay, Miss Martha Hills; Saturday, Mrs. Yates Adams: Union-Saturday, Mrs. H. G. Berger., Girls residing in dormitories who will be in Ann Arbor for spring vaca- tion, may gel lists of vacant rooms frrm the office of the dean of women. Any University women who wish employment during-spring vacation' should fign at the office of the dean of women. Dormitories, sororities, and league houses who wish to enter the baseball tournament should sign up in the main corridor of Barbour gymnasium immediately. The name of the man-J ager orocaptain should be signed. Pledges 'for the Doctor Sargent campaign are due and' are pay- able at Newberry hall. Social service workers' are needed at the University 'hospital. Anyone wishing to do this work may sign up between 2 and 5 o'9lock any afternoon at Newberry hall. HISTORJCAL PLAY REHEARSED BY HIGH SCHQOL STUDENTS Membersof the Touchstone club, a high school dramatic organization,; will present a play entitled "The Rose of Plymouth Town," for the benefit of the Sarah, Caswell Angell chapter. of the D. A. R. tonight in the high school auditorium. The pay is of par- ticular interest at this time, celebrat- ing the ter-centenary of the landing of the Pilgrims. Rehearsals held daily, 'are conducted by Mrs. Edwin Pop- kins.* ' Tickets can be obtained from any member of the chapter or at Gra- ham's bookstore on State street. Pa- tronesses for the play are: Mrs. Mar-l ion L. Burton, Mrs. Thomas True- blood, Mrs. J. M. Wells, Mrs. Gu'y1 Whipple, Mrs. Walter Pillsbury, Mrs. Lloyd C. Douiglas, Mrs. Sidney Rob-, bins, Mrs. E. W. Dow, Mrs. J. B. Ed- monson, Mrs. Bradley Davis, Mrs. W.1 B. Hinsdale, and Mrs. , Edward H. Kraus. Use the advertising columns of The Michigan Daily to reach the best ofl Ann Arbor's buyers.-Adv. OLD CLOTHES TO BE COLLECTED TODAY Machines' will call. at all league houses, dormitories, and sororities for contributions to the old clothes drive,. before 4 o'clock today. Garments, shoes, hats and all kinds of cast off clothing are being asked to send to the Crossnore Mountain school in Kentucky. This donation will be made by the Woman's league, which is in charge of collecting the individual con- tributions. SQPHOM.ORES WIN IN ATHLETIC MEET If you want to make $100 spring vacation see Mr. Davis, 408 National Bank Bldg., at once. Phone 2169.- Adv. We sell everything at Popb's Place from Blue Books to Talcum Powder from Campbell's Soup to Paris Garters Drop in Grubaugh & Son- A COOL SUNDAE A SNAPPY COKE Sophomore women carried off the honors at the annual indoor meet Wednesday afternoon in Barbour gymnasium. A score of 28 to 15 en- titles 'the class of '23 to the silver loving cup awarded annually to the class securing the higthlt number of points. Individal honors were won by the following'students: First place, Elsa Oiesen, '23, with 29.54 point; second place, Marion Koch, '23, with 29.39. points; third place, Elizabeth Lauver, 3 with 29.20 points. Mary Oaks, 24, and Marion Taylor, ''24, received fourth and fifth places respectively in the meet butfirst and second for the freshman class. CHILDREN TUTORED IT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAl ChildTen at the University hospital are being tutored by University wom- en who have volunteered to do'servibe work at the hospitals. A plan is be- ing worked out whereby 'each child Will be taught by the same girls pon- secutively, so that workers will be- come acquainted with the children and take a personal, interest in them. In some cases the children.- who come to the hospital for a long period of time bring their,school books with them and these books are used for their lessons in order that when they return to their homnes they will be able to re-enter school without losing grades. Children who have no books are supplied from the hospital li- brary. Informality Heynote of Junior Party More than 75 junior girls attended the tea dance which was given yes- terday afdernoon at Helen Newberry residence by the members of Wyvern. Informality was the keynote of the party, and a spirit of friendliness char- acterized the afternoon. i cil ea m , aw~i? 4W \ r O ~a o~B EPA, Patronize Daily Adverti SELL BR U During Spring V: Free Trai M'ake Good )d Call 2738 betwe and 7:15 p. m. 000 II Ok, 1"r S 5 h C : r Al W , on *! hot days rjfverever who spends time out-of-doors, in sports, motoring; or boating, a tam is indispensable. Arid here is a Tam-the Priscilla Dean Tam, that is distinctive, becoming, cleverly designed, and made of beau- tiful, soft, serviceable "Suede-lik." Fashion has sponsored the Priscilla Dean Tam; it is the vogue-the stylish out- door headwear everywhere, and for all occasions. No wardrobe is complete, without it. The fetching drape, the pliable softness, give it a charm that's distinctive. It's becoming from every angle, and on everyone. e; 1 709 Norath Pnlyrity Ave. i !o 74F 4A va W" v aaa r va a L, .es s .1 rou *will look good in a Priscilla Dean Tam. You can get it in your favorite color, to harmonize with any costume. What color do you prefer? Come in and try one on. Mack & Co. a any informal oc sion. And it w certainly en ha r your appearar It's the ideal for' general wea anrd only $2.50. You hLow ilonj Prisc -yof i 1828 iii i i il l /rfp IIMY YI i1Yi11 T .... ueentzt V midyngzts MADISON AVENUE COP. FORTY-FOtJRTH STREET ?MEW YORK Telephone Murray Hill 88oo Our representative will be at the HOTEL STATLER, DETROIT To-day and Tomorrow April 8 and 9 with samples of Redy-made Clothing Furnishings, Hats and Shoes We have made Substantial Reductions in Prices throughout our Stock of Ready-made and Custom Clothing At 0 To The House Managers of 'Fraternities and Sororities I- T ON tOYLpTOMN N EWPO RT 220 BgLLEVUE AVENuz LAS@ iIE11 COLUMN CLOSES ADVERTISING AT 3 P4M. OUND IPFOR SALE r"1r Ii~ih - i I 1 z t NTEW draperies and floor coverings can e be more easily and convenientlyin-- stalled during spring vacation than at any other time of the school year. We gladly give attention to such details as hall. run- ners and the curtains for one room as well as to draperies and floor coverings for the entire house. A 0 -The most wonderful summer d chokers being sold at sur-! ly low prices at Zwerdling's,I Tailor and "Furrier. 217 E. St." ' 130-4 mall Brown pocketbook. n campus or State St., con- about 9 or 10 dollars, Thurs- ming Return to 1112 Wash- 133-1 mall black purse containing and key, Tuesday morning. .. Return to 720 S. Univer- 132-2 z Natural Science Bldg., Soph ard case, containing money. please call lady at 1192-W. 133-1 .ld Elgin watch. Full name c.Call D. S., 1704-R. 132-2 FOR RENT .T-Nice single room. 511 Ct. Phone 546-R. 131-3 VISCELLANEOUS FOR, SALE-Brunswick Balke Library Billard Table, 6 1-2x4 1-2 ft. Inter- changeable cushions 'for either Eng- lish or pocket billiards; perfect condition; complete . equipment. Phone%1072-J, evenings. 132-2 FOR SALE--18 ft Mullins Canoe, cost $125 last fall, only used several' times. A real bargain at $90. J. B. Vlack, 1508-W. 836 E. University. 13 FOR SALE-An old violin in good re- pair. Inquire at 217 N . Division. 132-2 FOR SALE -Ford Speedster.. Good condition. Call 2397-R. 131-3 FOR SALE-Airedale dog, half price. Call Saline, 197-R 22. 128-6 WANTED WANTED - Students, let us reline your coats during vacation. Neat work and reasonable prices. Stu- dents' Pressing Shop, Corner N. Un- iversity and Thayer. 131-3 WANTED -' Young lady roommate, quiet surroundings, $4.00 per week. 2321-M. 957 Greenwood. 132-2 WANTED-To rent a canoe for spring vacation or until Jpine. Box E. R., Daily. Phone 871-M. 13 1/; TIhe fraternity and sororit refer- ence.,, that we can give indicate the character of our work. ° .,a, 0 Our convenient terms of payment make it an easy 'matter to furnish the' entire house properly. l Hme Furnishing Department n 0 '0000010 124 th Main S r