I' 'iz Drawings club and dormitory -which is to be
bul oon. It is a pencil sketchl of
-n__Exhi2bit on an English cottage and excellentlye-
the drawing of Lionel 11. Pries, o;: Sani
Prize warning drawings in the 1922 Francisco, whlo took ashi subJect a<
Birch Burdette Long sketch competi-J street scene in Venice. J. E'. .Ja i-':o"
tioni have been placed on exhibit ii: of Abington, Pa.,,wonthirdi prize wi th
the case in the architectural corridor. ia Sketch Of a tenemnent cdistrict.

second floor of the engineering buid
ing. This contest was conducted by
Pencil Points magazine, an arch itec-I
tural putblication.{
The winning sketch was the work

yraftsmen to Confer ? egree
Twenty-six members of thbe Crafts-
men club, campus ?Masonic rnk-
tion, leave tomorrow ;afternoon for

of Louis C. 'Rosenbarg, an emp'loyeet Highland Park, where they will he the
of York and Sawyer, New York archi- guests of a 'local lodge C'c1fering a
tees~ who have designed the new law third degree.
3 . a 1ADVERT! SING A ~

Canadian Militia
C hie f Returns
Fromt Long Trip
.j
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New York on his way home after a, two
j months' 'trip abroad..
REED TO ADDRESS
RE~PIBLICA\N CLUB
Professor Thomas E. Reed, of the
political science department, will ad-
dress the Republican. Club at 7:30 o'-
clock tonight in room 304 of the, Un-
ion. P'rofessor Roed has had ,irde ex-
perience ,in politics having been cam-1

N OTICE

FOR SALE

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The following 3oX ,Replies are at the FOR. SALE- One May Festival tick-
Daily Office: Jake,: JSC, BC, 12, MCG, et for Wed. and Thurs. niight. Three
DW, 18.}tickets for Friday afternoon, Sat-
..MIHIGN DILY LASIFID.. urday afternoon and Saturday night.
R MCIIA AILTES SflT. First 'balcony. Phone 136-J. 165
Classified Rates. Two cents 'a'word FOR SALE--A sixteen r00om house on
'a day, paid in advance. Minimum State St. suitable for a fraternity}
charge for first 'day, 25c. Minimum or, sorority. Inquire at 604 E. Jef-Y
thereafter, 26c. Three cents per word ferson, or call 349-W. 165
nnr- f ifn hn -A AMfn d, n

B C IDEN TAKEN TO19 MI T -
1 USE OBILIT KYS1
Measures were taken by the Un- TiktfomaL. I L T Sol
versity Senate at its fourth meeting SigeCnet;euxua u nvry rIUSC
of te curen yea, Mndayevetin .$1.50 each, A few Course Tickets remain at $5.00 each.
to restrict the use of keys to Univer- .
sitysity ouildings. Damage to loch~s_
and the promrscuous use of (luphic.)te2
ke s w i h b:t e n r p r e 't .teSenate for action, led to the passage B Y -
of a ruling whereby the use oif keys a:
will henceforth be liited to deans S P RANOS
of col g s wt o t departments, Lo1
heads of de-part.mer,1 in the literary CONTRALTOS N _
and engineering colleges and to mu -3'1,TLE
._,to the University of several huxnd red TENORS T
dollars was incurred last year be- .° J
cause of the damaging of locks, ac- BASXK11I j N F . SOLO"ISTS
cording to reports tendered the Sen-
ate. THRE VIOLINIST .
Following acceptance of the annual ,
report of the B ard in Control of Ptu-
dent Publications which was deliver-= RElNOW NED PIANIST
ed by Prof. F. N. Scott of the rhe-
tndeatetPrfJ.W.Ba-I. N Z TIshawe of the mathematics departmentOR A I TON ORGANIST
was re-elected secretary of the Sen-
*ate for the year 1923-1J2-1. The Sen*-
L ate dliscipline committee approved =T 1 TTMTJL 7ITVj("JJC (- TT' TTC®
meeting with the new committee of '-H E 1 i2 XO,1 V.Ii~j1XZL4UININ
the Student council, consisting of the
council president and two members THE CHILDREN'S FESnT'IVA~L CHORUS
appointed by him as associates, when-
ever the occasion requires it. THEL CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
"Rolling stones gather no moss,"
but unused furlaiture gathers dust.;
Call 960. -Adv. G ST V HO S
TODAY IS "Mi" DAY. - Distinguished Guest Conductor
( ~~~~MOORDE, 1BOW ENST OCK-C 'ONDUtJCTJO RS
w TICKETS AT
-COMING UNVRSTCHO F MUSIC
Joseph Ifierg eshiehners Colo rfui
IRoinane of Cuban Nighits .11111111,1Ill111'1111111W1lliflhIIIIIQIIfhlh'I1nn.nunnii II.1111I1111IIIIIHIiflh10111iIWIIfhIIIIllImlllIIlIjill IlhIill

per aay it. viiargeu. whiteL space
charged for. at rate of five cents per
agate line. 'Classilfeds, charged An~~
to those having phones.
'hone 960.

FOR SALE-Oakland six touring come-t
pletely overhauled. Cool tires. Bar-'
gain. Phone 295 1-W. 164,-3
Three May Festival course tickets to-
gether--Main floor." Call -1016 at
noon or. after 5:30 p3. m, 165p-2r

BRING THIS AD WITH YOU
for a 10 percent discount on all pur-
chases of dress linen, toweling, hand-
'kerchief and art linen, Canton linen
centerpieces and lunch cloths. Wo-
man's, Exchang, 10 'Nickels Arcade.
104c-2
Be sure and hear "BY THE SH3AL-
MER" and 1"FOOLIN' 'ROUND"
played by Isham Jones' Orchestra
on Bruns~ick record No. 2420. Stoff-
let Phono Shop, 110 E. Washington
St. 1 65c
DON'T; FORGET
Bnmith tire Repair,
to buy tires:
idelly t ned mot elal- places
TEWOMEN'S LEAGUE receives a
percentage on all' cash purchaseE
made at the store of 0 .D). Morrill,
17 Nickels Arcade. 157c-10
EXCIANGED-iChubb's Sunday mor-
lng tan whipocord top coat. Call
I1037-R. 165p
IMPORTED ORIENTAL PERFUMES
-Ottar .,,olRoses, ..Jasmine, .etc.
samples $1.00 each.. Only few left.
yBox 100.,~ 16p
FO'R ROCK IiOTTOM PRICES on gro-
cerlest see T'irce's ad in,,the 'Wed-
~s day 18-sa.0 of The Daily. 125-tf
FoR engraved calling card or steel
die embossig see . D. Morrill, 17
Nickel's Arcade. 157c10
REAL ESTATE
NE AR MICHIG A UNION
4Splndid ten room house, well'built
;and modern, solid ak floors and fin-
is6h downstairs; airy, cheery, well-
lighted and home-like. Only $11000
if sold this week. .Owner is .anxious
to sell today, thus the low price.
Terms..r
° is . ROY HOLMES
113 S. Main
t 164c-3
WANTED-St&-,nt to wash dishes,
noon and eening. Job good for
summer. Arcade Cafeteria. Nick-
els Arcade. 163-3
WANTED-Two May Festvl Tickets
together Wedneday or Thursday
night or; both ' :'xgts. Call, 237-M.
Mrs. Whitney. 164p-2
WANTED-'Student to work 9 to 12
evenings, job' good during summer.
M-Lunch. 163-3
WANTED-Light, housekeeping suite
Ifor fall. Wite box L-1.; 16p
. BUSINESS OPPORTUMNTt'
ARE YOU GOM-
kING BACK NEXT
4 ~ FALL WITH $150
- or $700? Come
up ail look over my records ofMi-
(Mc-igan Jme forty last summer and, see
;what they made. I also have a list
of men from here that averaged over
fifty dollars comnnmission for spring
vacltion. If at al interested ~nvesti-
gate our proposition at once before
asll available territory Is taken.
H. J. Leader
Tel. 3221-J 622 E. Liberty
Across from Speddings.
165-7,
Would you like to sell NORTH
RIDGE BRUSHES In virgin territory
and have expert help you while sell-
ing?. If so, call at 613 Packard any
afternoon.
M. R. NORCOP
Delta Block-Near Calkins' Pack-'
ard Drug Store. 163c-2
WANTED TO RENTi'
Instrutor wishes to ret three or four

FOR SALE-Two
Feastival tickets.
cony. 7 S7each.

very good
Third rowv
Call 2744-1Z.


FOR SALE-Two May Fe:stival ticketsj pa gn manager for H1iram Johnsonf
for any concerts?.IV4ain- floor, during a gubernatorial campaign in
Phone 2114-J.16r California and also campaign manag- I
f e'r for Herbert Hoover in his presdn
FOR SALE-Festival course ticket. tial campaign.esd-
First balcony. Reduced price. Ton It is expected that Regent J. E.
as 3092-M. 165 Blea, will also speak. This will be the
--- ^ 'club's first open. meeting and all!
}'O RNT; those interested are requested to at-
FOR RENT-Unfurnished hecated fir _____________
rooms iand private bath near V. the if4 lt a~r l '}leA td~
University. $60 monthly. Icre3yPiri doirli rz wre
Sept. 1. Might arrange for Harold It Dowers, '26P, is the win-1
slin after Junie 1. ' for of th~e $10 prize given by the Rho
F. 'Roy Iholines Chuli eodiety, honorary pharmic fra-
113 S.: ixaiii ternity, to the freshman in the Col-
163c-i' jloge of Pharmacy who has the highest
average in his first semester woz k and
FOR RENT--4 and 5 room apartment, ia a special competitive examination.'
modern, furnishedl. Reduced i'orit !B.owers was one of two students whose
until September. J. Carl Malcohn, f rst sems'ester averages were sufficient-
692 E. Liberty St. Phone 1713-MV or ly high to -warrant their taking the
1661-J. 1134-3 exmiaton
r aIiiain

-TAUJOREWT ASH IOY

FOIL ENT-Durin- summer. Far-
nished apartment of fou1r roOMS
with bath, -liglit, gas, water. Call,
1920-M. 1641'3
Will rent equipped canoe to reasonable
party for entire summer. $15. :Kel-
logg, 215-M.1.651
LOST-Black( pocketbook at Ferry
Field Saturday. Contains athletic
pass book ,and change. Archie l-).;
"Waring. Phone 981-3. 164p-2j
LOST-'Gold wrist watch Wed. a
Clemens recital or between High
School" and 206 S. Thayer. Reward.
Phone 988-Tt. 165p
LOST-Pair shell-rimmed glasses in
brown leather case. Call 1288-J.
Reward. 165p-2.
LOST-Alpha Omicron Pi, pledge pin.
Call Bonine 2482-M. 1651
TYPEWRITING
TYPEWRITING and Mimeographfig
promptly and neatly done. Anything
from a postcard to a volume of hun-
dreds of pages.
Vi.I). 1110RlII1
17 Nickel's Arcade Phone 1718
157c-10
YOU GET' PROM14PT AND ACCURATF
service when your MANUSCRIPTS
are tYPEII by EiXPERTS at BID-
DLES8 BOOK STORE. 11 Nickels
Arcade. lllc-tt
TYPEWRITING, copying of notes,
theses, Etc. Mrs. Wisbin. V~hone
686. 165p-21
IOUSFICLEANtING-
WE make your house clean without
paint. We do both interior and ex-
terior washing., City House Clean-
Ing Cc#. Phone 1995-J. 152c0
EXPERTS on Washing windows at
reasonable prices. City Window
Cleaning Co. Phone 1995-J. 153c0
RUGS SHAMPOOED or Dust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works.
Phone 50. 135c-ti
USED CARS
919 FORD TOURING-Overhauled, re-
painted, large body, wire wheels,x
new license. Cheap for cash. May
trade with motor cycle. Box 100,
1651:.
LOCKSMITHS
All kinds of trunk and door keys.
Lawnmowers sharpened. 1136 W.
Huron St. Keeler. 2498,
I - 162p-21
TYPE WRITER~S

Lose Bulnething? A classifies! In
clatswiled act Will. sell. it for you-Adv.
TOD)AY I4 "Ni" DAY.

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