THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY
Pil ~Dl~IS~I~ll tunity to see the Purdue team inac
PUR E OURT1 SQIB Ition.
STIATS, ftGTEN WAE! Incraura1 Iems
1.923 CHIIW'IOINS I .VE I)}l'LA" The basketball schedule ioi fitra-
AT IIIVDS OF B1., LiAA' WN ternities and class teams tonight is
SEASON'S RECORD as follows:
At C o'clock, court 1, Nit Sigma
La~ayette, Ind., Jan. 1v.-The Pur- Nu vs. Theta Chii; court 2, Phi .Delta
dlue basketball team, p.resent Confer- Kappa vs. Delta Alpha Epsilon; court
ence champs, ouenedl their Big Ten 10, Phi, Beta Delta vs. Psi Upsilon;
schedule last night with Northwesternl cou rt 4, Sigma Nu vs. Phi Chii; at 6:30
canning here. A fter dotfeatintg Rose o clock, court' 1, Phi Gi-a. Delta Js._
PolyandNote Dnceby ig cors, Phi Delta Theta; cou rt 2, Pi Kappa
Pol aa Nore ameby ig corsAlpha vs. Cygnus; court ', Tau Ilp-
the Boilermnakers were set upon by io h s.ApaRoCl;cut4
the Butler university team in such a sloPhvsApaRoCi;cut4,
:manner that no team could have stop- Deta Tatn peltx vs. Theta f;ltla Chi;
e4their offenslv e. The game endeda 7 o'clock, court 1, Alpha Sigmna vs.
withPurue o th shrt e~l f aDelta.Kappa Epsilon; court 2, Phi Del-
43 to 20 score. During the last threeI pio s et eaTn or
years, Butler has been beaten by Pur- j 3, Delta Sigma D~elta vs. Phi Rho Sig-
due on an average of 20 pointspe! ma; court 4, Delta Theta Phi vs. Sig-
game. The victory for the .Indian- m lh pio;a :0ocok
apois eamwasswet revenzge anti court 1, Delta Upsilon vs. Phi D~elta
brought their list, of Conference vie- yChii, court 2, s= nior fits vs. laws; court
tories u1p to fourgaefothsa- 3, junior engineers vs. junior fits;
gaenoo.aa court 4,, soph engineers vs. uipper
This gm okaa all possible dents; at 10o'clock, court 1, phar-
overconfidence that Coach La4mlbert's mica vs. graduates ; court 2, soph lies
men might have had. It will tend to vs. upper, architects; court 3, lower
make them realize that they can be medics vs. lower architects; court 4;'
beate mThe Purdueteam as nt in ~soph dents vs. fresh lits.
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J.ess in New Yorka Intr'airalJHockey, -~6~0 oh egnes ~II~uIfhuIW
Gets Pugn 'aciousj 1104. Other practice sessions will be 47 I
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of h wethr i.ws fun adisbl
to start the interclass hockey elimn-. IisiuMnnnSreosRtr
w ? tion as soon as possible. London, Jan. 15.--(By A.P.)-The
u The first round will start TutesdIay, Russian tradle (elegation here made
I at 10 p. in., at the Coliseum, when the- it known today that the Russian min-
. fresh lits (Quirk, 18) lplay the ; inio' lug surveying expedition to northern
engineers (Piggot, 2726-.I). Furth(i1 Siberia had returned home after an 18-
eliminations are hoped to be run off' months' investigation, reporting it has
in the near future.; located high coal deposits to the ex-
kPractice for the teamis which ihavo tent of about 10,000 square versts.
not, as yet, a schedule da( wil1,a
follows: Tues. 5:30-6, junior tits, Ar k' Got someth~ing jor sale? A "Daily"i-
.~ nr, 558, and .fresh enginocrs, Vose, the Daily will find it..-Adv.
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.Arbor. Cleaning
Mr.. and Mrs;
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('iiipiO. :: ::OLDEST1 BANK IN. ANN _ARBOR :::
"'Big;" Jcss" Willardf lormer heavy-; OLDEST NATIO1N AL BANK IN MICHIGAN .
weight chamxpion, is in New FYork with I
a. chip on his broad , . ouldIer. JessI'
says he's anxious to ixwct his conquer-
or-, Jack lDempsey. (( ,. - W
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Lost Something? Let a "Daily"sas '
ified ad find it for vou.---.-Adv. ,
We~irne olah111Electric, grills for 20!
flU S 1"~J)AM~ STDIOSstudent,.use w c
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the best of shape, for the Butler game
as Captain Masters was bothere d withx
a, bad cold and (lid nQt get to llaytle
entire game.
Follo wing the NorthwNestern gamle
Monday .night, the ten -r will go to I1-.
linois for a game With the Suckers
on. Satutrday. Last year, til teams'
was>the one to hand the Boilermakers.
footsteps and sooner or later you'll cast
*rway,
a, She; is one of the n~eatest dressersi1MA
g, dyeing and pressing is her ."systemn."
Tim like the Energine Odorless Clera7.g.
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WN HOTs'DEBATE
New York, v<Jan. 15.----(By .P.)-
H-ecklers kept up a r'unning fire of
caustic comment at the expense. of
rep~resentatives Lewis C. Crantton, (
'Michigran rand XMayne B. Xheler.! anti-
a Confer ence defeat. Although, Illin-
ois has not been going well this seas-1
all. the 'Purdue player3 always look#
for, a hard battle.
On Friday night the wrestling4 team
reill open its. schedule at Urbana, tab.-,
ing on the $uickerF'' mat tcamn. Thri
Purdue team is miade up of inexoeri-
enced men in.. the heavier classes, .but
thet lighter classes are expected to,
mlake a good showing this' season.
The swinmmeps will go to Kolcomo thei
same evening for a dual mcet with
the, Kokomo. Y. Al. C. A. team. This
will be. Coach Mierrian's 'first oppor-
#saloon league leader, who elucidated'
1the "dry" point of view in a prolubi-
tion debate at the national republican
club todlay.
_ Augustus Thomas, playwright, and
t(Ranson Gillette, who upheld t10
j"we ts", were. frequently interrupted by
F1*boisterous applause. An audience of
about 500 persons, including a number
t of, prohibition enforcement agents,
listened with partasi4n, appreciation
_to the debate.
"Me }flame of Snctine-
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REPLIES to the following boxes are
in The Daily office: L.C.S., C.S., W.
L., P., W.T.V, K.D., S., TIBSON, X.
LIBE~RAL REWARD-Offered for 'in-I
formiation leading to the recovery of
of an overcoat taken from the'mens
cloak room in the Medical Bldg.,
Jan. 12 between 1 and 5. Call 1~5
J betw een 7 and 9 P. im.mF R REN
ROQMVS l!O1't RENT-For next semies-
ter. Single rooms, can be doubled
or suite. Shower bath, private
house.. Call 1247-M after 6 p. mi.
82-3
FOR RENT--Large, pleasaint, warnm
roomu with board ,in private fain-
ily for one or two girl students.
Phone 2615-J. 82
FOR 'RENT-Comfortable 'doublel
room one block 'towar'ds . Campus
from Ferry Field. 507 Benjamin I
Street. 82-.31
FOR R~ENT-Two single and double
rooms, new, house, showers, rea.
sonable rent. Call 1247-M aifter 6 1
hp. i82
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms suitable
for three or' four students. Inquire
314 N. Thayer.' Phone 2533. 8
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HUPMOBILE--Late 1921 touring.
Mechanically perfect. $200 acces-
sories." 1923 License. Cheap for
-quiick sale. Phone 114 8-J. 82-2
- WANTED
LOST-Gold wrist watch, bearing in-
itials U.E.L. between 11 a. mn. and
12 in. Sunday. Either in Conigre-
Sga tional church or, on west side
ofState street between Church and
Liberty street. Call 1306-.J. Re-
ward. '82-.3
FUR ROBE-Lost from sleigh on
Cammbridge Road, 11 p. in.,, . Fiday.
Large reward for information or
return. R. -Skall, 1831 Washtenaw.
;Call 21980-M. 8
LOST-Cheunictry note book on State
St., 9:30 Friday night, between N.
Univ: and East Liberty. Return t o
Behruiian,: 821 E. Huron. Phone
1521-J. 81.-2
LOST-Lower part of silver fountain
pen ,marked A.H.H-.; on Alonday,
between Library andl Tuttles. Re-
ward. Phone 2055-.R. 82-2
LOST--At thme Union Saturday night,
one galosh, size 6 1,-2 M. Was taken
Iby mistake. I hiave one size 5 l_.
Phone 476-.J. 82-.2
LOST-Onyx ring with diamiond in
center. In women's cloak room in
lEngineering Bldg. Call, Univ. 46-.M.
82-2
LOST-Bracelet in Hill Auditoriunn
Jan. 1. Liberal reward. Return
to Daily office. . 80-3
LOST--A squirrel choker near Chnibh
Hlouse, Finder call 1810-R and re-
ceive re-ward. 82
LOST--My pen troubles, at Rider's of
course. 21
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-~ ERE'S a Sale. that is a Sale in every sense of the word., Here's mer-
chandise from: the best makers -- that's an assurance of quality. And
reductions are keen enough to arouse the economical instincts of every, man,,
_ That's an assurance: of the height of value.
-~~~~~~Y $'2,9~ 6.O ~ 6O
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g a r me n ts t ru l ya e s t h e i y u d e s i r be o a t t wh pr i c es .y u e k ; n
- I o'eloigfor Hoir Naturally quality
ata high quality Madras u wt is the thing that,
- Shirts a t trly.valuegiving prie,atrcsbu wih t yet get 8 S -C
here te arc $ 1 . 85 exceptional values at ,
at .. .. .....
-Neckw ear We've taken Untderwear Whether foral.tehg-psntofu,
er-ricd Nckwarremaining from tune needs, here's Underwear that
.whud}ei vrthe hoiday selling and $i1 hudb neey 2$
put ,them in one group. . mans wardrobe at. .3-
am r ".Af, W, W -NV&9
WVANTJ D SOLICITORS FOR HOUSE due's Book Store, 11 Nickels Arcade.
TO HOUSE CANVAS FOR HIGH 76-21
CLASS EASY SELLING ARTICLE,
CAN EASILY M'AKE FIVE TO FOUND__________
EIGHT DOLLARS A DAY. SPLEN- IFOUND-Sunday on the Diagonal,
DID WORK FOR STUDENTVW watch and fobj. Call 2950-.J or in1'
WISHING TO Mb1AKE EXTRA MON-qur701lae.8
EY. FOR FUTH~~ER INFORMA-_____
TION ,WRITE F. C. WALTERS,'815 FOUND-At Rider's Pen Shop. A real
G~ROVE PLACE, TOLEDO, OHIO.j fountain pen for exams, 2
82-3
Lace B fertha
foir your frock,
N0more graceful collar mode lhes
Nenteted the season's 1lissthan the
Bertha collar of lace. The first Ber-
tha, the mother of Charlemragne the
Great. Today 'it is an eually im-
pressive fashion.
Lace Borthas on aftrnoon or,- din-
ner frocks are exceedrtlgly charmiung
when their: background 'is, black vel-
vet or crisp taffeta. Tu.cked net, Ve-
nretian ~lace, dainty VaIJ lce, cut-out
patterns in1 organdie, all o'fer. attrac-
tive selections in B~erthas:
The new bib-collars are, especially
effective when worn on a dark taffe-
ta frock. Fancy net with fine Val
lace edging as a finishing mre~ks cot-
lags that'add a 'toujch of smdr~I ids o
the .f rock
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WANTED--Apartment or light house-
keeping rooms for second semester.
Address box X.Y., Michigan Daily.
80-3
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Large chair, black Wal-
nut desk,' Hungarian hemlock. din-
ing room. cabinet. Must' be sold1
rsoon. Apartment A-.2, 619 E. Univ.
WATD ae alnd Launidry a2sh- i 1393-R. w82-2
S. Ashley. Phone 3106-F-2. 82-3 1 ,FOR SALE-Nearly new black con-, -
______________________________ bination Tuxedo dress-suit, size 38.
WANTED-Student and family wash- HalIf price. 624 S. Division. 82.
ine. Phone 2$73-M. 82.13 3
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