ag, for
most
VVULVH I It [RUL Iraowerful backfield offensive and de-1esv obnto nteBgTni
not in. the entire nation. Only t he
insecure dirt of Northrup field, or some
MINNE U~k 009Ydefense inspired by unknown powers,
(Continued. from Page One) able Big Teni tie. Major Griffin, comn-
A victory for Chicago, However, will;missionel' of Conference athletics, gaveI
1eaVe the situation 'in a decidedly lout that decision some time ago. To-
tangled condition. unless the Maroonsj day, on Northrup Yield and in lill
are outplayed or held to a two or three audlitorium, Michigan men and women
poln., win., by, the Badgers, the only= will cheer for a Michigan victory and
blot in. the Chicago 'scutcheoni being pbray, at the same time, that Wisconsin
their defeat at the hands of Princeton. can hialt Chicago and John Thomas
Still, comiparative secures again show. while by some strange trick of fate
ihign;somewhat the leader of thc N iorthwestern can come thirough
trio, wtlh. Chicago second and low,=. against Iowa.
third. The Stagginen have been held
closely by' Ohio and Illinois, both of 1uivstlga e lIdian Life' h] )Iiehigal
wihuni Aere overwhelmingly defeated There is an intensive ethnological
by Michigan, and even Northwestern, 'survey being made as a model exhih-,
fighting hard for victory,, all hut down- it of two counties in Michigan, here
ed the touted power of. the. Maroons. there are still living many Indians.
The Northwestern-Iowa game. todayI This. survey inquires particularly in-
should afford further comparison, to the sociological pihases of their
Wolv1erines are Fighters. present life and also into traditions,,
Consider, for the last time, the myths, and folk-lore. A questionnaire
Michganlinup hat.wil fce inn- Iwill be made out, to be followed by in-
- sota this afternoon. Kirk at left eand vestigators who live in, the district
has no superior in, America. today.I and are in piersonlal touch with the
4 Neisch, who will play the other flank, f people.
Is good, but. not quite the equal of
Ca.ptain, Qoebel, fox whom he is sub- Michigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50.1
n " r ~~~j, ing fronm performances in the past After the first six men had crossed nIidhvl
A~ M~A1IJY~A M vv It K ome of the most decided upsets have the finishing tape, Delta Tau Upsilon,.
hapeedat this seasonal affair. t and Beta Theta Pi were tied for the
lead with a, total of six points. Gold-; Much interest is being shown ir'.
FEATflE DAY IN A~~ ELTA ~llUPSLONsmith won the race for Delta Tau Up- the All-campus handball ,ournamnt;
SUPREUSILNAslo by finishzng twelfth, while Tra- that will start Wednesday afternoon,,
11IVA~; TOIEVID finishing as number 21 clinchhcd November 29, in the handball court
~ERYF I ~ ii;nan seond lac fo Bea TetaPifoil at Waterman gymnasium.
Fl Ei) ~i~ Y-(flhN~fY IniLhis oiis mde hei toal 7, he~ More than 25 men haye sgned thy'
secnd owet sore Ph Sima elt Ientry chart in the gymnasium and it
-__ 1_ was awarded third place 'with their: is expected by the promoters that
Philadelphia today will be the scene, Chilled somewhat by the cold wea-" score of 42. !more than 4fi handball players will
of one of the inost famous grid class- ther- and buffeted by the sharp wind, The Intramural department wash enroll before the entries close at 4 o'- F
ics in the country when Army meets; Deta Tau Upsilon's runners w~on the' highly pleased with the results of4 clock, Monday afternoon.
Navy atFakI iili hi n nua nefaent rs-onr the race, being articularly satisfied The affair will be hotly contestedi
nual battle for supremacy. Desp~e run with a score of 17 from a field with the time of the race and tl is erqsthr r or hn1
the hzigh i~rcsbigpi h men in the entries who are of about
scarce seats, a hruge crowd i x)1, of hill and dale men that represented I~eddcniin ta h unr the same calibre and are considered
eCI to witness the lzuue and te oldt 12 different fraternities, exhibited, all of whbichr is the resuzlt as chiampl~ionship material. Particuzlar-
standl of William P~enn as nemrISpclto was rife at the outset of the system. of training that was in- 1ly it is evident that competition will be
enjoying a gala (lay. isoce of~ the event as to whzo would win stituted at the start of .the fall under' keen for Sanchez, Watson, and Lehr-;
Coach Daly had his grn of c1£ t-: s both Delta Tan Upsilon and Beta, the direction of "Ted" Sullivan. In imug, mren who have won the eventa
wokout on 1Fzankclin field yesterd : 1Theta Pi had teams iii the running therce that. have b een held here-intepsyarlhog teyee
and ThunrsdIay while the midshipmenI that were of about equal strength. i to-fore, many men have dropped out. in school will not be allowed to par-f!1
didnotgetin n tme or ut ne Reikethe frehma chmpinowing, to lack of condition, but in thisI ticipate. These three players are con- I
p~ractice onl the s cene of th e conflict, running for Beta Theta Pi, won the meet every manl that started crossed tempaig±h;frato o n i
As in re years large numbers or race, doing the course in 10:27. Ie tm iihn iefra ast a~dalta n n
students will azccoin)aniy their rcs had things his own way after the lI le~ta Tau Upsilon will be given a tering it in the national singles andi
pea tive teamns ill order to be on hand middle of the course had been reach- silver loving cup for. winnzing firzst ;doubles tournaments ta ilb
for the occazsion. There will be tileI ed and finished 50 yards ahead of his place and the largest number of ;held this witr omce of theme
usual paradcing and celebrations be- nearest contender, Vande Vise,.. De-1I points will be added toi their. li;t on who -show up well in the coming All'-
fore and a ter the game and the east- to Tau Upsilon. Sims ran a good race j the frater nity chart. The other teamisj campus tournament will be added to
evi railr.Ads are mlakinig extra effo-tt for Phi Sigmra Delta, finishing 'in third that par'ticipated will be given points this team.
to relieve congestion at the variout~s place. He was closely pressed'b according to the order in which they
terminals, as they are ahitn g to gij'e Green, Delta Ta'u Epsilon, Grab, Beta finished. A review by Donald Coney of Re--
hebest of service to and jloz the Theta P1, and Ilartwell,. Phi Sigma - ---- h ecca West's "The Judge" in The Sun-
game. Kappa, who finished in the order nmi- Michigan Daiiy an 1Cnimnes for $4.50, day Magazine for Nov. 26.-Adv. I
The abscnee of French has been! cd. d
seri ostoledArm ti esntii theywok
arerosolt omy tit so utheyr 11
of Captain iBreid,ter, c oter, whlo has4 192? NOVEMBER 1
developed into onl(,of the gre~atest lpiv- IS 112 T 'W TT M1922QIT p iTtI'lTr'I ,
L .
. y ,
t ' ;'
' yt-
"
a._.-
Mllgan )hI ~ n star.ted
play lug Billiards vi itli us
In1905) and Jhave kept it
up in iceasig nBmbers
ei er silice. 3 M l~gan i eu
of toddy iwill find here A-i
equipmlent, good fellow-
ship and congenial envir-
onnient.
Uz
;_ _ . _
It
f1
1-
I
f
't
if
I
,t
t
'2
;
- 0 M
( EiBjwu/
QUIIAr' PWS VC~Hs SOUC~~flAU
'dV tryo het yor riht"
stituting, whoa, in, turn canl compare
quite favorably with Kirk. At the
toakles are Mulrhead and U3osattip both
powerful men. The former is the
more experienced, and this fact makes
him the superior of his, teammate.
Rosatt i is a fighter, making: up in
brawn what be lacik.a in, experience,
but, because he must throw more of.
hiself in~to, the flay he is inclined.to
tire as. the battle progresses. Slaught-
er and Steele at guards tire. both
greemc~mn, but the ability of the tack- 1
les whb. play next to them is. a big
help and they are able to do favorable
work against all comners. Blott, cent-
er, is' Qno of the surprises of.-the Cont
ference. With practically no experi-
ence he has become one of the best
pivot men in the Big Ten and should
be the equal,, if not the superior, of
Captain A as, who will oppose him at
center this afternoon.
Bas kfieil est. in.Big Ten
The Michigan bacl~fie d, needs no
further mpention. Utevi tz, Kipke, R~eef-
s= er ainld Capnorn, with Roby, Steger and
ELTECTRCAL
SCOREBOARD I
NOENBER 2)Tli.
AU
LAST TIME TODAY
FRANKLYN
IN"WHEN EAST
COMES WEST"9.
COMEDY " POOR BOY"
A GLASS OF, PURE
PASTEURIZE
IDEAL MILK
is more wholesome than two
glasses of any 'other beverage
's
to
c
d
ot m-en ever turne(l oi. t the Point.
Their season has been more su1ccess-!
ful than that of the Mfiddies but judg-
5
12-
19
6
13.
20
27
1 2
7 8 J
14 15 16&
21 22 23
08 29 30
3
10
17
21
4
li
.48
Y J I A XI..1 y A AJAX X 0 A LA.I1JA
ATH~LTICQUINT O[ ALL KINDS.
c
HLuL, AUD1)1 iOIUUM
ELE CTRI CAL
-SCOREBOARD
W . UNAY
Start Right With a Good Hat!
We do all kinds of IlGH
CLASS Cleaning and Reblockiug
of hlats at. lowe prices for GOOD
WORK.
We also make and sell POP-
ULAR PRICE and HIGH
GiRAD 'O' hats, FIT THEM TO;
YOUR HEAD and save you aE
dollar, or more on a hat.
FACTORY HAT STORE
617 Packard Street Phone 1792
(Where D.UJ.R. Stops
at State Street)
SPECIAL P RICES- TO
FRATERNITY AND
INTERM.URAL TEAMS
1~ wA
G i t woPoH
4 a ' F
k.,
SWEAT SHIRTS: SPECIAL. $1.65
DERRILL PRATT
JACK DUN v
PHONE 3102-j
I,
r
"am"""
."m
at
'AnnArbo.r
SHOE- Rep a! i v
A MICHIGAN 'INSTITUTION
l1f IVER514Y ROOKSTORE
HATS
CA-aned
K
SATISFACTION GIARANTED
U-
I. - -~
1 625 E. Liberty f
archinen
DELICIOUS
COFFEE
Ev'eryone has 'heard
of
TUTTLE'S
and
THEIR DELICIOUS
COFFEE
Come in and get a lunch
and try our blend.
It's different !
TUTTLE'S
338 MAYNARD STREET
South of the Maj.
CHOP SUEY
STEAKS AND CHOPS
INSIST ON IDEAL
PHONE 269
Stat'> R.X Diretedby J. fFAfZLE DAWLEY,
(Chinese Style)
QUICK SERVICE TODAY!
Lam~pl
Shados
(American Styple)
iPhone 604 R
QUANG TUNVG LO
613 !E. Liberty St.
IDEAL DAIRY
..
w
COMPANY
i +
COME IN AND HEAR THE FOOT-
BALL-. RETURNS OF THE
MINNESOTA GAME
r Free of Charge!
is
=--7-7T'
I
HILL. A TDITOJ1I "±Y.
ELECTRICAL
SCOREBOARD
NOVEMIIIER 25TH'
., '+ m
Lixbrnck ul a ,
FOREST AT WILLARD
Special Thank.,sgivilng Dinner
TH!URS DAY - 1:00-3:30 P. 31.
Reservations Limited.
CICKEN4 DINNER EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Six to Seven-thirty
Phione .'611-It
I
CLOSES LASSIFI
i At 3 P.M. ADVERISING T P Y
BROADCASTED OVER RADIO
I
I,
4
,
U
OW
LABORATORY A/ a y ~ p PP TARATUS CO., INC.
306-312 aOVI MA 19IN r.STREET ANN A RBORliIMICHI.
(SECOND FLOOR)
aA
WALK- OVER
I
WE- HAVE A
COMPLETE STOCK OF:TgE
FOLLOWNG
MADE UP PARCHMENT
SH1ARES
PARIMENT SHA E
Decorating Material
LAMPSHADE FRAMES
PARCHMENT
LAMPSNDE
PARCHMENT SHADE
PARON BENT- FRfiE
ENAMEL -IT!
An Art Enamiel for Toys,
China, Glass. Bottles,
Luncheon. Sets and
Furniture-:
.Eighteen attractive - colors.
MICR GAG DPMU~
Classified Rates. Two Cents ' per .word a day, paid in advance. Min-
imum charge for first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 20c. Three
cents per word per day if charged. White spuce charged for at rate
of 6c per agate line. Classified, charged only to those having phones.
Liner Rates : Twelve cents per l1ie, without contract, paid in advance.
PHONE 960
Identical *NEIV YORK ('AST front Lyric anmd Forty-Fourth Street Theg-
tres, icl uding CHAS.OI1 AKINS, fasted "Prince Danilo" of "The Merry,
WidoWI renown; G9ER'ihU1)E O'CONNOR; D'ANDIIEA & WVALTERS.;
Justine Garay; Jack Sheeihan; WHilam N. Dailey; Thios. AA. Magrane;'
ArnoMd (duck; bPlge Spececr; Inez Foster; Jane Victory; Dorothy Cur-
tis; Ilcthlli Baker; Ledru Stlffler; Vani J. 31clino; IListelle & Ellis; the
famous U'aites' Posing' Mennequins and chores of captivating coryphiees.,
u
Hi
11
NOTICE
MISCELLANEOUS
4j\
Fat- top toe
and stitching
Two fine pointls of, style in
this newa fall, model- also,
smart. bevel-edge sole.
Little touches, but satisfac-.
tion to men who dress well.
8.92to100
i
Wednesday,, November 22, at 3:45 p.
m. there were replies at the Business
office of The. Michigan Daily for the
following boxes:A.. F.A.C., L.C., C.,
U. M., 'U. Advertisers can obtain these
by calling at the office.
FOiR SALE
FOR SALE-Late '21, Ford Coupe. $60
worth of extras. Everything in fine
condition. Good tires and battery.
A bargain for quick sale, $375 cash,
or terms to right party. Phone
2951-W for appointment. 54
FOR SALE-Snappy four passenger
closed car. Excellent mechanical
condition, fine finish. A bargain.
Call Eddy, 1909-R. 52-3
FOR SALE-C melody Buescher Saxo-j
nbni. Call1643-T_53
ANNOUNCEMENT-Do you know that
Rider's 200 drop. capacity Master-
pen is the most popular pen on the
campus? There is a reason. Call
at Rider's Pen Shop. 21
BARBER WANTED-Evenings and
Saturdays. $15 guaranteed,' $7 for
Saturday. Hawkins House Barber
Shop, Ypsilanti. 52-3,I
LOST
DOST-Will the person who picked uip
note books in Engineering Build-,
ing Tuesday, please call Ball, 617.
Name on cover. Reward. 53-2
LOST-My pen troubles, at Rider's of
Icourse. 21.
I.
WA NTE 1)
IWANTED-A Rider Pen which fails,
I
WEED
BRONZES
xAll materials to obtain the
beautiful plain and Poly-.
chrome effects.
w:
SEE OUR WINDOW
DISPLAY
1
I' E;CId7C1'Q
I.!