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'i. i ulje TH a'PRETTIEST homne spots
near Ann Arbor, a 6 room house,;
almost new, over 40 acres of land,
overlooking the city, barns, poul-
try house, tool sheds, orchard,
spring water, electric lights, elec-
tric water piup, etc., etc. The land
without buildings is worth about
MAO00. The buildings without the
land are worth about $15,000. But
I will, sell both land and buildings,.
including horses, cattle, chickens,'
grain, binders, mowers, hayloader,
tedder, kitchen range-everything
for $17,000, . and you can have 20
years to pay it. Also, owner will
take an Ann Arbor property as part'
pay. f~
F. ROY HIOLMES, Reaor, 111S Alin
LOST
.LOST-Dun~n fountain pen, in or near
Natural Science auditorium about
10 o'clock yesterday morning. Find-
er please call Hepburn at 374.
138p
LOST-Copy of "Backgrounds of B3ook
Reviewing" belonging to Marion L.
Osborne. Will finder please call
Mrs. Clark, 283-M. 138
LOST-An Onyx set, having a gold. Pi
K. , A.' crest mounting . Finder
please call 3094 and receive reward.
138p-2
.LOST-Near High school, Eversharp
pencil with' broken clip. Valued as
gift. Call 22'83J. 138'p
LOST-Shell rim glasses. Finder
please call Ruth Christensen. 'Phone
2730. 123p-2
LOST-In Law Building, a "Rider"
fountain pen. Finder please call
410-W. 138p=.

iI F I E TCOLHRUfN,'78 PR E
TLSSFH O ISNG A3 3 P.M.
Dr. George Horton, '78, Consul Gen-l
_________________________eral at Smiyrna, Turkey, has been
The following Box E.epiies are at the' highly upraised by American missioni-
Daily Offic:. PDLU, BA, EC, DMV, WEB, aries for his tireless work during the
18. recent destruction cif the city. A re-
-cent reports 'says otf him,"During
NOTICE those days of Turkish fire, pillage and
MIHIANDALYCLS~IFD. massacre, Dr. Horton passed through
..1VICHG! DALY' LASY ID..more trying, exacting and dangerous
RATE S experiences than I could imagine, any
Classified Rates. Tw o cents-a word' American official doing service abroad
a day, paid in advance. 'Minimum has ever been called upon to undergo.
charge for first day," 25c., Minimum "Under- such circumstances, when
thereafter, 20c. Three cents per word our American -consulate was thronged
per day if charged. White space with helpless human ,beings, al look-
charged for at rate of five cents per ing to the consul for help and .advice..
agate line. Classifieds, charged onlly Consul Horton kept cool but was nev-
to those ha'ing phones. er cold.= His , warm, sympathetic
Pfhonle 90"j heart went out to each sufferer and
DON'T FORGET aid was extended wherever possible.
Smith Tare Repair Since the flight to Athens, Dr. Hor.,
Oldest and most reliable place 'ton has 1)ee.n most energetic in Helping'
to buy tires. to feed, clothe :and house the needyl
Kelly Springfield . Diamond T r efugees.
128c-tf RE' j 1DSCS
THE WOMEN'S LEAGUE BUILDING REG IStRATION D 'AY PLANS
FUND receives a percentage of ALL _____
cash purchases at 0. D. MORRILT
17 Nickel's Arcade. The Stationers Class presidents yesterday 'discussed
and Typewriter Store. 125c- tf plans in connection with registration
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HOBART GITILD I
I TWO PLAYS
ITwo one-act play,
by the students of

s will be presented
°. Rob art giuld at s,

W3UY A RIDER PYA,

o'clock tonight in Harris hall. ThoE
stage of the hall has been greatly.
changed to allow the 1w'ductian ofj
these plays, and others that will tot-
low next fall.

(Continued from Page Six)
some of the leading fraternities will
change places when the results fo-
these are turned in, although it is
(loultful if the present leadei s wifl
be displaced.,

O PRESENTl

AREAL

FOUNT-AIN P
DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS
It iwids a" whole , batrrel of INK , not a barrel uil
tro able making parts.

:;Intramural Items

Allry parts are taken by students and Enry blanks for baseball, tennis.
the plays are entirely produced by j outdoo0r 'sports, and horseshoe pitch~-
them. Tonight's plays are "Spam" by; ing have been posted in the Intramur-
FredThonpkns nd Theliner f ial offi ce. All class teams and fra-
Fre Thmpkns nd"Th Figerofternisties interested in these sports
God byPeriva Wide.Ticetsareshould sign up at once, as the officials!
on sale a't Harris hall anal at the book in charge wish to male up their schied-
stores at 35 .cents each. ules during the spring recess. The,
- baseball season will pry. the .lid off
APRIL 9 IS FNAL DAY the spring sports April 18.

RIDER 'S PE N SHOP

Pebn Specialists

In College



courses in the literary college drop-
ped 'af'ter April 6, the fats day of

All men interested in umpiring class
fand fraternity baseball games shouldI
turn their names into the intramural
office at once as the season opens im-
±mzediately after spring vacation.
~j

After Every Meal

school" 'before the spring vacation, will
be recorded with an "F." grade in the
ofice of the registrar.
.Stuidents who wih to drop any
fcourse must secure special permissionI
from, Prof." W. P. Huinphreys, assist-
ant dean of tho literary college, as
well as from the instructor of thle
course to bie dropped.
DELTA .TAU IDE.LTA. PROPEUTY

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'WANTED-University girl, -till end of
school year for position in private
family of two "andE. assist in pare of
smal child and general housework,
in return for room and board. Only
girl of highest recomt~nendation nieed
apply. Phone 1S24-M. 138p
WANTED-Someone to readt from 2 to
-3 hours daily during vacation. Read-
ing will be mnainly in Shakespeare
criticism, only persons majoring in
literature need apply. Phone 243-J.
138p.-2
WANED-Typecwriting-Mvanuzscripts
'neatly typed: Work guaranteed. 10e
per .page. Call 989-R. 136p-21

lay, April 19',.to precede spring elec-1 tOI,ID TO IG' I .A ELTAt. .KIPI
tions..
T=1he'St'udent' counicil' will arrange The Delta Tau Delta fraternity. pro-
the places of registration to be an- nerty,' at- 806 Hill street, has become
nou1nced later. At each booth there thle property of Alpha chapter of Sig-
vwill be a class rei)resentative on duty( ma Delta Kapp,, a law fraternity
between 7:45 and 4:30 o'clock onl theI now located at 1&25 Washtenaw aye-
clay of registration. 'ne
Frosli Lit. Dues Payable at Union. Fresh Lit, Dues Payable.at Union.
No.-Advy. E Now.-Adv. .
Trey a Classified Ad-ft patys.-Adv. Patronisze Daily advertisers.-Adv.

AS WELL A8
Cleanersand
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M ost o01'us eat toq,
hastily and do not
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LOST-Silver Swan fountain pent
marked R.M.V. Phone 1204-W. Re-
war~d. 138p-2
LOST-A white gold, barrel shapped .
Swiss watch. Phone 53.,'Reward.
138p-2]
LOST-Thi~ press ' in my trousers.
Found .at .Gre'ene's. Call 1449-M.
121c-30
LOST-Beta Theta Pi badge. Finder
please call Grab, 371. 137-3
LOST-Alaskan seal muff, within last
tweo".weoks. Phone 26*18 138-2_
LOST-On street car, tortoise rimmed
glasses. Call 2283-3. 138p
FOR BENT
FOR RE~NT-A beautiful, modern j
home. Very desirable. On Wash-!
tenaw Ave.' a few blocks from the
University. Enough rooms so as{
to allow occupant to su'b-let to paty
for rent. Possession given July
1. or Sept. 1. HERBST, LAW.
REALTY. 14 Savings Bank Block. j
FOR RENT-The finest, first class
modern rooming house in Ann Ar- I
bor. Will accommodate twenty stu-
dents. Nothing better in the city.
Excellent location. Near campus.
HERBST, LAW & REALTY
Room 14, Savings Bank Block
13?-3

WANTED-hlouse for next year by fra-
ternity: of 25 men.' Address Box 13.
B., Daily .Office. 138p-2
WANTED-Garage in the vicinity of
Williams and Thompson, Danto.
2528-R. 138p
WVANTED-Family. washings, called
for and delivered. Phone 1653-W.
13 6n-3
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-,At Psyclhopathic Hospital
students to wash walks durinm ,
cation. 137-3
MAN to work on farm during vaca-
tion. E. E. Calkins, at drug Store.
13Sp-2
Cook ,e..perienced, wanted for a fra-
teriiity Phone 1525-1 138
IWANTED-Student to help with gen-
teral cleaning for room rent. Phone
1Mr. Booth, 63, after 8 a.in. 138p
BUSINESS OPORT1UNITY
GOOD MONEY DURING VACATION.
Last year I hadt thirty-seven stu-
dents from Ann Arbor making fromt
Cforty to one hiundred dollars in one
week selling brushes. If you think
jyou are as good as the average comne
uip and see me. All students mak-I
ing good during Easter vacation will
be given' an exceptionally good of-
fer this sumimer.
MP. LE ADER
622 E. Liberty St. Phone 3221-J
133c-,.

J"you score extra points
with this bottle or glas--
r ~Delicious and Refresh too
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sUITS
$30 to $52
ISEE Us
AND.
SAVE MONEY
All H-and Work
In
Cleaning, Pressing
:and
Tailoring
Phone 311 7
We, Collect and Deliver

It people realized
how much mtore good'
their food would do
foloedu
thenm if properly
wit $bitofWRIGLEY'S to
assst hedigestive process,
we'd have far better health.

I'

Keep teeth clean, breath
rsweet, appetite keen and diges-
ion good with WRIGLEY'S.
WIGLEY'S is the perfect um,6
made of purest .materialls,
in moderin, ;sanitaryA
factrie s.

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Wage.
'wrapped
and sealed
to bring 'it
to you
fresh attV
fun.-
flaoredc

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CLEANERS
213 S. INGALLS

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THREE ROOM 'APARTMENT. Light,
pleasant, front room furnished, for
light housekeeping. Southeast of
campus. 1025' Vaughn. Phone
2'418-W. '138-2
FOR RENT-Entire first floor apart-
ment, five rooms and private bath.
605~ Oakland, 2920-J. 138-2
FOR RENT--Single room at 311 Thomn-
pson. $3. 138p-2
FOR REN~T-Comfortable four room
apartment downstairs. Rent rea-
sonable. Call 738-W. 1:>5-3
FOR RENT--Two room suite on first
floor. A bargain. Call 1810-M. Me-
Cleary. 136p-3
TYPE WRITING
We 'd~o Typewriting and Mimeograph-
ing; repair, buy, rent, sell, ex-
change,.; all makes of Typewriters.
O. D.' 'Morrill, 17 Nickel's Arcade.
125c-tf
YOU, GET PROMPT AND ACCURATE
service when your MANUSCRIPTS3
ate TYPED ;by EXPERTS at RID-
DLE~S BOOK STORE. 11 Nickels
Ar'cade. 1116-tf
TYPEWRITING . doe during spring
vacation, only' 8c per page. ,332 Hill
St. ' 2278-W. 138p-2
All kinds of typing done over Spring
Vacation. 10c page. Phone 3492-4.
-137p-3
JDRZS8XA31(NGY
SPRtING DRESSES made-suite re-
lied-work guaranteed-reason-
able. 711. Haven Are. 442-W.
1126-291
CLEANERS AND PRESSERS
CLE~ANING, $1.25--Pressing, 35 cents.
Laundry Agency. L. 0. Clapp, 1119
S. University. 1216-30
FURNITURE

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.°. SPECIAL: TRAIN SERVICE
-VIA.
ANN ARBOR RAILROA D
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MAKE $50 in Ansi Arbor Spring va-
cation. Four student salesmen, cp
able of earning $2 an hour, wanted.
Apply Wed., Thurs., or Fri. evenings
at 1941 Geddes at 7:30 or phone
2327-3: 137-3
FOR, SALE
FOR SALE-Royal Typewriter, 1A
Autographic Kodak and new stor-
age battery. All cheap. Phone
3192-M. 138p1
FOR SALE-Ford speedster in good
condition. Call 1513 S. University
Ave. after 6 p. mn. 137p-3
TUXEDO-$15 will "take it. ' In, good
condition. Call "EDDIE" 250G-M,
520 E. Ann St. 137p-2
F'OR SALE-That Fliver to drive home
vacation. Under $50. Call Ely,'
231. 137p-3-
FOR SALE-Corner lot, $550 down.
Also a new, modern seven room
bungalow. Call 1286-W. 137-2
FOR SALE-1918 Ford roadster. Now
tires. $75. Call .723-R. 137p-2
FOR SALE-Double cot. Call 2144-
R. 138
BOARD
For Snappy Service at. breakfast or
any other time, try R E X' S CLFJB
LUNCH, 'where Toasted Rolls orig-
inated. 122c-tf
TYPEWRITERS
EXPERET Typewriter Repairing, all
makes. Ann Arbor Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone 866. 9 Savings Bank
Block. 123c-tf
NIISCELL&1IEOBUS
FOR ROCK BOTTOM PRICES on gro-
ceri~s, see Pierce's ad in the Wed-
nesday issue of The Daily. 125c-tf
RUGS SHAMPOOED or Dust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works.
Phone 50. 135c-tf

SPRING

V.A-CATION-

smartly', fitting cloth es, and patterns a little different. The
one sure way of getting exactly what you want is to have

For the accommodation of University of Michigan Students, returning home Friday,
April 6th account Spring Vacation, the Ann Arbor 'Railroad will operate a special train leav-
ing Ann Arbor at 1 l1:40 A. M. (C. T.) arriving Toledo, 2:00''P.-I\M. (E. T.) protecting
all Toledo Connections.
THIS TRAIN WILL HANDLE PASSENGERS ONLY FOR TO-
LEDO AND POINTS BEYONDs
In order to :protect Pere Marquette and Grand Trunk connections, a first section of
Train No. 53 will be operated' leaving Ann Arbor at 4:41 P. M. (C.' T.) for Owosso,
Mich., stopping at Howell, ,Mich., and Durand, Mich., to discharge passengers.
Regular Train Servic

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(SOUT 1HBOUND)
In Iitddtioii to the above Special Service the following iregular train service Ann arbor
wll v. l n ;ro 14 ..(.T) :0PM CT)43~..(3.

to Toledo

You can choose from hundreds of 'snappy" new patterns in
long-service. woolens, that cast no more than clothes made
for the mrillions. Our line at

Ar'. Toledo 2:10 P.. E. T.) :04P.M.o (E. T14'.. 7:00 P.No~i (E. T.)
(NO}RTHBOUNiD)
Northbound trains Nos. 51 and :513 leave Ann Arb or,, 8:10 A. 14. (C. T.) and 4:41 P. 1.L (C.1.) respec-
tively connecting with Grand Trunk,' Michigan Central, Pere Marquette, and 'G, Rt. & I. for all principal
destinations in lower and upper Peninsula of Michigan.
WOULD SUGGEST PURCHASE RAILROAD ANVTD PULLMTAN TICKETS AND CHECK BAGGAGE IN
ADVANCE, SO AS TO AVOID UNNECESSARY DELAY AND CONFUSION AT TRAIN TIME.
THROUGH. PUI L1'AN SERVICE TO
NEW. YORK, WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA,'
BALTIMORE, HARRISBURG, Etc.
TeAnArbor he11AnIn conection with the Pennsylvania S'ystem will operate through Puillnman
Sleeping Car service from Ann Arbor to above namied points via 'Toledo on following schedule:
Iv. Ann Arbor*........... ..A. A. R. R.....................11:40 A.M.1. (CT.)
Ar. Toledo . .. ... . . 2:00 P.M3. (E. T.)
Lv. Toledo........ .... .......Penna. System.........3:15 P. M. F,. T.1
Ar. Pittsburgh :........... .. ..... 10:14 P. '1.
Ar..Harris burg ..........c ... ....... 5:00 A.M11.
Ar. Baltimore c:0Ac
Ar. Washington . . 8:05A.MH.
Ar. Philadelphia 7:29A.M.
Ar. New York a"...........................................9:30 A.31~. (E. To)
For, information regarding Fares, Train Schedules, Reservations, etc., apply J. Ci. Elliott; Ticket Agent,
Ann Arh "44 ntl n..Inr w m ,cmn1

gives you something to be "chesty" about--and no regrets in
the wear.

Complete Line from $33 up

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