HE MIC 'AN DAILY RECORDi FRO31 ED IN 1866 records for Michigan from 20 have been compiled in as authorized by the Ath- [ation and are now on sale book stores. The price of dents. M. Campbell, '21, is the ed- 'red J. Petty, '21, business >f the handbook which is "University of Michigan nnual." It contains, scores s in the major sports. First 1 scores from 1878 to 19201 Then comes the basketball 1919 to 1920, baseball scores to 1920, track scores from 20, and, tennis scores from 0. At the end of the book ages are given over to com- cords showing the number Michigan has played with hools and the number of -s she has won and lost.' present positions and men are to take their places, according tota recent of- ficial announcement. After President Obregon's recent order that every'cab- inet officer must investigate the wor- thiness of his employees, it was dis- covered that hundreds of girls were drawing federal pay with duties that called for only occasmonal work. "BOOKS MUST BE CALLED FOR NOW," WARNS 'ENSIAN STAFF Duerto tbA 1 act that the business staff of the Michiganensian must settle ac- counts and have its books balanced ready for auditing .before Junj 11, it has been urged that those who still have copies of the book reserved for them will call for them as soon as possible. The place of distribution remains, as previously, at the east door of the library, which opens into the ,driveway. Statement has been made by Boyd H. Logan, '21, business manager of the Michiganensian, to the effect that the business staff is unable to con- tinue holding the books upon which only part payment has been made, and that these soon will be disposed of to others who have signified their desire to secure copies. It has been suggested that there areI a few who have lost their receipts for payments made last fall, and that they have therefore neglected to ap- pear at the distribution desk. Atten- tion is called to the fact that the staff has completed records of payments made, and that claims if proved valid SOVIET SEARChES ARCHIVES - FOR PAPER-IT'S SO SCARCE Warsaw.-Paper is so scarce in Rus- sia that a special Soviet government institution has been created in Mos- cow and other towns to deal with the shortage. Thousands of women have been employed by the government, ac- cording to travelers coming over the frontier recently, to search in old ar- chives and record offices for clean sheets of paper, or paper used only on one side, which may be utilized for Soviet office correspondence. ChICAGO INAUGURATES "OWN YOUR OWN llOiE" EXPOSITION! Chicago.-Chicago's first "Own Your Own Home" exposition to foster the building and ownership of homes has opened. Because of the general rent advance it is 'expected that many Chi- cagoans will visit the exposition to learn how to become home owners. Banks, building material men, in- terior decorators, home furnishers and real estate men are cooperating in staging the show. KEEP A TI GHT &RIP ON YOUR DOUG&H- SEE HOW FARYOUR E VERY man is in duty bound to protect his finances. Every dollar you get a hold of should be examined closely to see how much comfort-value it contains. Any of your money that is spent here for plumbing will bring you the proper re- turns in contentment. I ANN A RBOR, . U I TOMMY THOMAS' All Professional Orchestra J. L. CHAI IEWELE AND OP'I The Store o Reliability 113 South Main PYRALIN IVORY WARE Call Hamel, 2738 e t at graduation time IIIIIIIIIII BERENAK & MARTIN EE EEBACH &SON CO. 200 - 204 EAST LIBERTY STREET I.IS NTOA BANK PLUMBING 1.11ATING Phone 2452 )SE SMILES WON ARE TO RE FIRED retty-faced senoritas mployed in govern- icipally because of ey gave departmentl D1EAN VAUGHAN IS ATTENDING MEDICAL ASS'N CONVENTiON mDean Victor C. Vaughan, of the Med- ical school who retires July 1, is in Boston attending a meeting of ;the American Medical association. Dr. Vaughan is a past president of the or- ganization, and has for a long time been a member of its executive board., He will return to this city Thursday. WHITE POLO SHIRTS, $2.50 GEO. KYER or~ I2) NORTH MAIN STREET ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN , 1E M BE I F E liE R A L RE SE R VE B A N i OLDEST BANK IN THE CITY OLDEST BANK IN THE COUNTY OLDEST NATIONAL BANK IN STATE OF MICHIGAN sted from their by their records will be credited. r I The Essence of Goodness .I GRANTED CIIARTERt NMIBER 22 STE IN 1863 P H O N E 7070 In Ice Cream Lies In The labor I OFFICERS E. D. KINNE...................President HARRISON SOULE.........Vice-President ROBERT F. GAUSS..................Cashier CHAS. F. GRUNER...........Asst. Cashier HARRY M. HAWLEY.......(Asst. Cashier Parcel Delivery rrunks In evorythi ng 11 Certainly has got the flakor I Waldo M. Abbot S. W. Clarkson M. J. Fritz Robt. F. Gauss Harry M. Hawley E. D. Kinne DIRECTORS Walter C. Mack Geo. W. Patterson D. B. Sutton Erwin E. Schmid Harrison Soule Frank A. Stivers R III act--- COLLANR -Af'FrrACHED Sl-llRrrS I YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED I ite flannel trousers and summer are best cleaned. by Benzol. can easily prove this to you r I q$2.95- A i I Have it Master Cleaned V ALUES UP TO It costs you no more $5.50 Ill N. UNIVERSITY a hackaer before the war "I' IAI We call for and deliver ii " a package during the war ~DMA NL 9he Perfect louthpiece Men who know pipe satisfaction will tell you that they prefer REDMLINOL to any other mouthpiece because it has just, the right feel on the teeth. " REDMANOL is as transparent and beau- tiful as amber; but stronger. Modern science has made it tasteless and odorless. Whether you are buying a cigarette holder, a cigar holder, or a "jimmy" pipe, your dealer to show you one with a DMANOL bit. All Shapes-All Prices If your local dealer doesn't carry REDMANOL pipes avd holders send us his name and address., Carte De Jour Service EUROPEAN STYLE AT THE Chinese Gardns SPECIALS Cream of Tomato Soup, loc Creen Onions, loc Radishes. 10 SIIced Tomato, 20 S2ced Cucumber, 2Oc and a Package Ni Roast Beef, au Jus, Mashed Potato, Tea, Coffee, or Milk Rolls, Butter Roast Loin of Pork, Rolls, Butter, 1 Tea, Coffee or Milk Veal Stew with Vegetables, Mashed Potato, Tea, Coffee or Milk 40c 40c The Flavor Lasts So Does the Price! Mashed Potato Rolls, Butter 35c Hot Frankfurter with Potato Salad or sauerkraut Macaroni and Cheese 25c 20c ' 6 SIU 1, ,r h 1 JIF-P Stewed Corn, 1co Stewed Tomato, l0e String Be:ns, IOC Redmanoi Chemical Products Co. 657 West 22nd Street Chicago HOME-MADE' PIES, Itc Apple, Raspberry, Cocoanut Cream Strawberry Short cake, 25c Strawberry Sundae, 2Qc Te Cream, 100 Watermelon on lice, l5c Tea, Coffee, or Milk, 19( / You have waited long for the opportunity to cally without sacrifice of quality or cleanliness. vited to take advantage of it. eat economi- You are in-