I HATS GOING ON I Screen - Katherine MacDonald [er Social Value." c-"Hail the Woman," a ias Ince production. -"The Flower of the ," by James Oliver Cur- um-Rosemary s the Divide." 'Appearances," feature. Theby in a Para- T$IS WEEK TUESDAY 5:00-Chimes business staff meets at Press building. 1:00-Boosters, numbers 148 to 168 in. elusive, meet in room 306 of Union. 6:45-Senior engineer hockey team meets junior engineers at Coliseum. 7:30-Cleveland club meets in room 302 of Union. 7:30-11t. Clemens club meets In room 304 of Union. 7:30-Greenville-Belding club meets in room 306 of Union. 7:30-Adelphi meets in Adelphi room in University hall. WEDNESDAY 4:00-J-Hop committee meets at Un- ion. 5:00-Boosters, numbers 1 to 11 in- clusive, meet in Coach Yost's office at Press building. 5:00-Wayfarers meet in room 304 of the Union. 6:15-Senior engineers report at gym- nasium for basketball practice. 7:30-Pennsylvania club meets in room 205 of Mason hall. 7:30-Order of DeMolay meets at Har- ris hall, Prof. Parker Lectures at Urbana Prof. John ,C. Parker, of the elec- trical engineering department of the engineering eollege, returned Satur- day from Urbana, Illinois, where he delivered a course of lectures at the University of Illinois. Drawing Instruments-Bargains in second hand sets. Wahr's University BookstoreaAdv. Try a Daily Want, Ad. It pays ,Ady Intramural Items- Entries for Class and Independent Basketball leagues will close at 5 o'clock Friday, Feb. 17. There is no limit to the number of teams which may be entered from any class, but players cannot be interchanged among teams. Likewise anyone may enter a team in the Independent league, with the understanding that all players are to be non-fraternity men and that there will be no interchange..of play- ers. Eligibility lists of 10 men should be turned in, and after the season starts a team will be unable to go outside this list to recruit. Practice periods for the fraterni- ties who are entered in the elimina- tion contests are: At 7 o'clock on court one, Sigma Chi; on court two, Phi Sigma Delta; on court three, Psi Upsilon; on court four, Acacia; at 9:30 o'clock, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Nu, Lambda Chi Alpha, Delta Kappa Epsilon. On Wednesday night at 7 o'clock, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Phi Mu Alpha, Phi Chi, Hermitage. At 9:30 o'clock, Delta Sigma Delta, Phylon, Xt Psi Phi, Delta Sigs. The series will start Thursday, Feb. 16. Society clubs' practice periods will be held at 6:15 o'clock tomorrow on court one, Detroiters, Deng, manager; on court two, Architectural society, Klein, manager; on court three, Skull and Bones, Campbell, manager. Hockey schedule for today is as fol- lows: 4, Soph Lits, Masters, vs. Fresh Lits, Vreeland: 4:30, Phi Kappa Sig- ma vs. Kappa Beta Psi; 5:15, Phi Delta Theta vs. Acacia; 7, Senior En- gineers, Cuthbert, vs. Junior Engi- neers, Iland; 7:30, Laws, Carey, vs. Medics, Kahn. Drawing Instruments--Bargains in second hand sets. Wahr's University Bookstore.-Adv. Waterman gymnasium. Four points were given for a decision and three for each fall. Michigan has arranged meets with the M. A. C. and the De- troit Athletic club for later dates. Assistant Dean Butts Ill Prof. William H. Butts, assistant dean of the engineering college, is ill at his home with a slight cold. Something for sale? A Classified Ad in The Daily will find a buyer.- Adv. Patronise our Advertisers.-.Adv. WOL "Juice of The Lemon Soap" I - Bookstore.-Adv. Michigan's informal wrestling team won the first meet with outside com- petition Saturday, 44 to 0, by defeat- ing the Detroit Junior college team in six straight bouts. The meet was witnessed by an audience of stu- dents and visitors at the J-HOP, in+ ... .1. f Just I Stage Received Garrick (Detroit)-Leo Ditrich- stein in "The Great Lover." Shubert Michigan (Detroit) - Margaret Anglin in "The Wom- an in Bronze." Whitney (Tonight) - Walter Hampden in "Hamlet." The Jane Singleton Shops Now Embark in a New Enterprise from Paris A TOTS' SHOr Loose leaf note books-"The Stand- ard" at Wahr's University Bookstore. -Adv. The J-Hop edition of Chimes appears on the campus tomorrow.-Adv. At Number Four, Nickels Arcade How fond mothers will welcome it ! For this snug little shop harbors the most delightful showing of small garments for bairnies of all sizes from a minute old to the important young persons of five and six. Among the many hundreds of charming articles will be found- Mr.Dusty will be in charge of this new Singleton Shop and will be glad to welcome her old a n d new friends 30c per Cake ' I - d 7r%~w The Vogue This,9 . Vinter Vanta Bands and Shirts Nursery Furniture Baby Blankets and Quilts Whole Layettes Pongee Dresses Gingham Frocks Frocks of Silk Bootees, Socks, Stockings Price $7.50 y..... V y w W 11o4'JR A PUNCHED instep saddle oxford with broad bottom and full toe. Being worn with boldly patterned heavy hose. ?la Come The assortment includes every new and dainty idea for baby comfort, for health, and for beauty. And everyone will be glad to know-the prices are moderate. May we not have the pleasure of a visit-even if not to buy? "The Quarry Drug & Prescription Sto State and N. Univ. AYe Phone 308 G. CLAUDE DRAK Jane r Jane Singleton s hops Four and Eight, Nickels Arcade PROPRIETOR THIS THIS CM LUM OISES CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. _09.00 amomm _ °- mommommommoom r.. FOB RENT FOR RENT-Room for two or three. Clean, warm and comfortable. Plen- ty of hot water. Two blocks from campus. Reasonable. 311 Thomp- son. 94-3 FOR RENT -Single rooms or suite. Steam heat, running water, fire place, very reasonable. One block from campus. 804 Monroe. 94 FOR RENT- Warm, desirable single room one block from campus on Maynard St. Call 230 Nickel's Ar- cade. 94 FOR RENT-Front room for one or two students, partial board if de- sired. 1309 So.- State St. Phone 1072-3. 94-3 FOR RENT-Furnished room-for one or two persons. Cooking privileges if desired. 114 No. Division. 94 FOR RENT - Pleasant suite, steam heat, no other roomers in private home. 716 W. Huron. 94-2 FOR~ RENT-One. suite $6. One suite to share with another.$3,at 308 Packard._1583-M._94-3 FOR RENT-Vacancy in warm, double room. Rent reasonable. Near cam- pus. 1115 S. University. 94 FOR RENT - Two large first floor rooms for four men. Phone 1194-M. 422 E. Washington. 94, FOR RENT-Front room, second floor, for two students. 912 East Wash- ington. 2758-M. 94 FOR RENT-Two suites at $6. Room- mate wanted, $3. 308 Packard St. 94-2 FOR RENT-Room for two girls. Very reasonable. Phone 1720-J. 94-3 FOR RENT - Single room, double room, and suite. 524 Hill St. 92-3 FOR RENT-Large suite near campus, 1317 Wilmot. 94 FOR SALE FOR SALE-- Edison Diamond point WANTED WANTED-Do you want to make big money Spring Vacation? I have sev- eral reports of students here in the city that worked about 15 hours last week and made from $20 to $30. Come in and look our proposition over. Mr. Leader, 232 Nickel's Arcade. Phone 6oo-M. - 94-21 WANTED- Three- men to represent LaSalle Extension University as registrar in the State of Michigan. Men who finish in June preferred. Telephone 1545-W for an oppoint- ment with Mr. Laib. 94-2 WANTED-Young man to work four hours per week in part payment for roo m. 606 Oakland Ave. 94 WANTED-Young student to work one hour per week in part payment for room. 606 Oakland Ave. 94 WANTED- Second hand Underwood typewriter in good condition. Box F. ., Daily. 94-2 WANTED-To buy canoe or partner- ship in one. Call 2 0 after 2:30. 94-2 WANTED-Students' and family wash- ing. Phone 2873-M. 94-21 LOST LOST-Grey jersey silk scarf in or in vicinity of Eng. Bldg. Finder please communicate with C. Neidelman, 915 E. Ann St. Phone 1288-J. 94 LOST- Pair shell-rimmed glasses in black leather case near State and Packard. Reward. Call Loeb, 1104. 94-2 LOST-A black travelling bag between Ann Arbor and Brighton. Finder please phone 1798-J. 339 Ashley. Re- ward. 94 LOST-Leather notebook with Land- scape Design notes. Reward. Gish, 410 E. Jefferson. 1246-R. 94-2 LOST-An open faced 7 jewelled El- gin watch. Call Goebel, 909. 94-3 FOR SALE To'Start Your Train of Spring Buying Early NEW SUITS FROM KUPPENHEIMER'S The same quality brought $45 last April We are offering this distinctive value for one reason only - to bring you out of the waiting room - to get you aboard this buying special before Easter. Brand new Spring models - introducing materials that are 6 months ahead in weave and color - and every suit s heavy enough to put on and wear this minute. New Browns - new Grays - but most important, New Prices. $35, $40 and.$45 AfN. F. LE O ? :111 So. Main St. FOR SALE-Banjo-mandolin, or tradefor standard typewriter. Walker, 741. will Call 94-2