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Body Herrera to Speak Tonight
,troit, was G. D. Herrera, of the Spanish de-
igan State partment, will lecture in English on
recent an- "Colombia" before the La Sociedad
ization in Hispanica at 7:15 o'clock tonight in
is a. mem- Tappan hall. The lecture,- which is
n of Mac- open to the public, will be followed by
Detroit. a regular meeting of the society.
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SiSll to Speak in Detroit
Prof. A. Franklin Shull, of the zoo-
logy department, wil speak before the
Biological club of the Detroit Junior*
college this afternoon, on the subject
of "Heredity and Adaptation."
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CHA PMAN
113 South Main
STUDENTS LUNCH
409 EAST JEFFERSON
O EN)6:30 A. .
TILL 11:00 P. M.
VARSITY .TRACLKTEAM
LEAVES TOMORROW FOR
ILLINOIS RELAY -MEET
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Coach Steve Farrell will take a
party of 17 track men, Manager Bail-
ey, and Trainer Billy Fallon to Ur-
bana tomorrow morning for the Il-
linois relay carnival. The W'olevr-
ine colts hope to frisk through the
meet and return with a goodly col-
lection of gold watches and silver and
bronze medals.
In the trials yesterday afternoon the
doubtful places in the relay teams
were filled. By virtue of a tie race'
in the quarter mile in the good time
of 54 seconds, Rankin and Joyner
won the right to run with Siemans
and Thomas on the one nile relay.
team. These two men are improving:
with every day's work. Rankin, should
knock off an exceptionally good race
on the dirt track at Illinois, for the
smaller track here bothers the big
quarter miler considerably. Thomas
and Siemans are men of proven worth.
They can be expected to carry the
} Michigan colors to victory if it is at hasn't
all .possible. jumpin
Davis Completes Medley Team vaulter
Harry Davis, who is just recovering vaultir
from a bad cold, tore off a mile in 4:37. igan.
His time barely beat VandeVisse's Stipe
4:37 1-5. Davis was selected for the igan in
mile, position on the medley team. Walke
The other members of this outfit will the lis
be Thomas and Siemans who will run
a quarter mile each, and Hattendorf -BO'
who will journey a half mile. John
Polhamus, ,who was expected' to run
a fast race in the mile trials pulled
a tendon in his left leg in the fourth Tues
lap of the race. opening
JacktBowen is off the sick bed and doubles
crares a crack at the Illini milers. namen
Douglas is also rapidly rounding into off und
shape. These two with Arndt and Union
Standish will compose the four-mile has st
team. at Mic
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The other members of the party will
include entries in the special events.
Captain Simmons and Burke will run
the 75 yard and 300 yard dashes.
Tnuesday afternoon Burke navigated
one tap of the gym track in 19 and 1-5
seconds, equalling Carl Johnson's rec-
ord foYl the track. Such stepping in.
practices bids well to produce some
fine work in cohpetition.
Landowski will compete in the
broad jump and the pole vault. Landy
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competitio
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Just received ioo boxes of National Crackers fresh today
which we are going to put on sale Friday and Saturday
for only 49-cents a box while -they last. Come early,
before they are all sold.
Order your Ice Cream here for your Sunday dinner.
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Half bf the entHE
ed in the opening re
vivors will compete
three games. The
for the sic"games
finals which will b
tition. Men are eli
the singles and do
but will have to. i
each tournament, e
in one event will i
ward the grand tot
Winners will be
cups, while runner;
carton of cigarette,
charged for the ent
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RECEIVE I
Freshman basketball
close- March 3. Coach
awarded numerals to th
men: Gowan, Warney, S
ery, Slaughter, Hagert
Hadley, Landre, Robe
Kressbach.
Numerals were saward
ly for merit but diligen,
ance*were factors that e
allotment. ,In comparis
year's freshmany team t
ticeable lack of class an
so characterized last yea
several promising indiv
uncovered nevertheless.
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The following are t
hockey games schec
noon at the Coliseum
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Preliminaries in the All-campus io
shooting contest will start at 6:
o'clock tonight. Each contestant w
shoot 25 free throws out of which
will have to be caged in order to qua
ify for the second round. In the se
ond round, 25 more throws will
made. The ten men who make t
largest number of goals in the 60 a
tempts will qualify for the finals. TI
two high men in the finals, which w
consist of 50 throws, will be giv
cups. Such> a, contest should arot
considerable interest among'those w
participate and it is hoped that
large number will enter.
In the Soci
Detroters def
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Sport Suits
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not
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re. Belted models
glans, loose, easy,
oxy" coats and a
.riety of other ones.
There are many new
ideas in belted suits;
many pleasing plait ar-
rangements. Any num-
ber of the best models
that college men favor.
Here are two, three and,
four button models.
Some of them straight
hanging, others body
tracing. New lapels
and'other features.
about your m
just wondered
asking 'You
arks. We
if you are
Presbyterians Defer
At the general meet
byterian church soci
day night', vote was tal
to the purchase of a si
posed new church bi
decided that action wa
at the present time
'general business, depre
one, of the many students
Who'eat three.
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