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reading line for three Gr more Insertiore. White space ,charged for at same
res. Classifieds charged only to thcse having phones. Asir about co"ntracts
f~ cia ssiled advertising.
lue pe rredin~g lis'or one or two insertionis, 9c per reeding line for'
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Exclsi~' coleg~t& tyles for
5~~~ wug ae.Ne~ Ic.ot:of all
!~~~~~~ ms lelnct Virkma "nslip,
411 Thom pson. in one 2763-TV,
C'A L~f1 NG CARD5,Wd ing sAn-
Sr{nuene. etc. Orders giver,
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Senstional Suit Against Ford
T rey~alened By Lelands, Report;

PRIOGRAMPLANI
ia'riuci ilk, CoicdySktt auj c
I I~Cy Prok 'e air~oawe
I iI W III 1 IRST ONE 91

MaWSAU.
0 4 J4.jcometey furnished 7
4oms, sleeping porch, sun parlor,
stcam, heat, garage, linoleumn on
.kthn and bath roo floors, pedl-
estal tuib and. lavatory, laundry tubs.
'OGak floors 'down-maple up. Plenty
of closets. House is nearly new.
"Newly decorated throughout. One
block from Campus. This desirable
~ property will be sold for $12,000 with
reasonable down payment or will
rent for 125 per month. Arrange
at once to see it. For further in-
formation or an appointment call
. E. &LA. Cornell
Phone 1680_
19~0 FORD Coupe, self Starter, goodl
.running, 2 new tires, 1 spare. In-II
wir Miss Rose. Phone 251 or callI
1.501lWashtenaw.
T YPEWRITER Remington 10, Per-fect
alignment. Bar~gain for $10. Mel(litz'
!I10N. Ingalls. Phone 2569.
VElGA TENOR ,, b4 njo, good as new.
_welrth $60, price $25. 625 Forest
SATURDAY ,ONLY. Special reduction
oil all hand-knitted sweaters andl
Slg-knit Ring yarn. Phone 2863-W.
9~23 Greenwood.
IHEAP; four lunger, looks .fiere;
nuns fine. Call 1519.
---- 6ED1)DES AVENUE
A. wide frontage within city offered I
at a very low figure. We also have
for sale a few choice _inside lots in this
Consult, us if you desire properties
ofthe better grade.
1. 1). Carr &- V. J. Tremmel
~17 Say. Bank Bldg. Ph. 441-F-i

j.COLORlED W-OMAN cooks -would lik:ej
Vcookinig at fraternit y house. City eeec. 3xT
Spring millinery for wonmen at mod0(-
cratle prices.
rye A q WESCI
j 206 E. Liberty St.
( Phone 1390-R
FOR HIREI:
KEEP THE mud ofl' the Tflaap r's
shoes. Don't walk: her around.
1Phone 1060-J and use a Sedan.
USED) CAlRS
FO3RD TOURING, A-I condition. Ifirst
$70 takes it. Call 78-M,,
1922 FORD COUPE, driven) 16 months,1
Good condition. Phone 139.
MISCEL J.iAEOE75 I
GENTLEM VE
All jokes aside come in and get a
real, Honest to Goodness pair of shoes
made to your order. From $8.50 and
UP.
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('anin and see tl:e-~e wondxerful
1? 1919 Oa!;laiE 6 cyl.

A F.,-. ,1positions zare nwi1 alal
for our Nwor-',,be)StCf orin; on
work, praet ihgnBl
Telephone Co. -noC('hief Onerator,
Cor. Wash.,innd' ain S~"t.

ROOM FOR tgi is 5aj'd' six boys for
table boar..
I' 'M .+ JE R that Rider told you 1)ia-
mond Blue Black Ink was the best
fountain pien inkt. Now you know it
is good.
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
302 State Street
TYP'EWRITEJRS
of all makesI
Bought, Sold, Rented, Excbanged,
Cleaned &s°"Repaired
17 Mickels' Arcad~e
The Typewriter & Sta"tionery Store
Dealer: Corona k- L. C. Smith
FOIJNTAIN PE-NS
RIDER'S, REPAIR 'SERZVICE 1is un-
equale~d.:Recal w'orkmanship and one
day service.
RIDER'S PEi; SHOP.
302 State Street'
;;USJ CA IL
NOW IS the time to get your portable
Victrola for the canoe trips. See
Schaeberle & Son, 110 So. Main St.
TYEWRITING

XnN XB $N h(A
'1i7 ia Sarclus3.
An enfl bus astir admir er of hli,,, pur-
ch'ase is an asset to any business
Thaat i,; the reason I prefer people to
come and look many times if they do
not At once see what they want.
alas. H. l. criek
Temoraily818 Church St.
tlOt)R
WHITE C- OLD rectangular wrist
watch probably oan East University,
between Hill St. and 'South, Univer-
sity. Liberal reward., Call 2246-,T.

GR-lEY SQUIRREL choker, lost in or
near Majestic. Return to 826 E.
University, 1656-R.
ASMALL BROWN purse containing
over $2.00 and stamps, on State St.
or Newberry Hall. Call 627 MissI
Jennings,
ENTERTA INMENT
"1.HE COiLLEG~E MAGcICIAN"
SEngagemotns Solicited from Frater-
nities, Sororities, Clubs etc.
927 S. State Phone 2717-R.
Intramural Items

All1 freshmen cassoftoUi
ver::jy ,will unite to hold the first
frshman banquet Tuesday night in
the assenibly hall of the Union.A
' s., 1.- rn inetrs i1 oa
pert of the progra~m which N Ibe
'l'd, under the combined ausbices6f
the frshman clams officers.
The primary purpose of the banquet
is to eet fellowship and organiza-
V~on amng the members of the fresh-
n3 class;. The committe feels the
roc.,-., y of taking every step possi-
ble to bring the freshmen together
' ecause of their great number on
the campus. Efforts along this line
tlhin the list few years have been
nmall in number and for the most
jlpart ineffective they believe. The
freshman class officials feel also that
there has been a great lack of organi-
zation this year, and that just such an
attempt as the banquet is necessary
for the unity of the class of '27.
Enterta-inmient at the banquet is to
consist of tivaudvi l and comedy skits
T'he faculty ill 6Ibo represented at the
banquet by P:rof. 1-1. P. Scott of the
rhetoric dopamtmnent who w:i41 speak~
on prolbicr.:ai and events vital to the
first year :. n. Eon' 'udent speakers;
representig the various activities of
the campus, wli qge Ehart talksputs
ting befo ^ 'e th r'S in en :Zthevalue o~f
thMecampus a,;;ivitie whicIh they -rep
resent.
I The committ ee wich has chargo or
the banquet con.ist. of the follo'wing
Gmen: Carl D :xh m, '27;. chairnian,
Theodore horn c.:ger, '27, Thomas
Kfing, '21:, a=d Eugene Power, '27.
F'rateraitie:s :arebin urged to sup-
port the banqueticy the committee
named, as the committee feels that the
organized groups of the campus are
especially interested in the matters of
class functions.
Tickets for" the banquet will be sold
at $1 .each. They will be on sale today
and Monda;y at Graham's book stores.
1Prof. ElAmer D). Mitchell, director of,
Intramnural. sports, is in Kansas City,
Mo., attending the Natio'nalPhysical
education confer~ence, which :1s bld7ng
held there thitf w;etk-end:'
:patronize Daily Advertisers~. -.Ad.

EXCELLENT 6 roomu house,; large lot,
garage, on paved street. 4 room
basemnent, and everything first class.
1 Priq~e, $8000, ,and on easy terms.
Call ownxer, 1680-W.~
0~1Prley-Davidson twin cylln-
"de6 1416toi cy'cle. Cali 461-J.
EV~ENG- GONNN work; once. 538 Tap-
,,tpar.- P o e,.1W
~I IE T E ON FERQO6N' Road,
steah ho t, foumr bedroms, double
gar'age. $12-:50. Phone 1017-NV.
nn "G Neranumns. OGarden Plants;'
E1'IIMANN1 ?-GEIS4ENIi'IFER CO.
your own terms. Mrs. Geo. H.
Morrison, 127 Delaware St., S. W.,
INGLE GARAGE at 1303 Geddes. Call
FROM JUNE 10th to Sept. 10th. Coam-
; pletely furnished, three, room, apart-
ment. $50.00 per month. Married
cou ple preferred. Phone 3473-M.
ROOM FOR GIRL students or Busi-
ness women. 517 E. Madison, phone
ROOM UNFURNISHED apartment
forMai- and June or longer. $65.00.
Call 433-W or 15l53-W.
SHOE REPAIRI~t
SHOES REPAIRED while you wait,
Full soles a specialty. 0. G. Andres
Full soles a Specialty, Put on lasts
4d treed into shape. Made to look
le new. Give us a trial.
Ann Arbor Custom Shoe Factory
' 534 Forest Ave.

FACTORY
EXERYBODY loves the hardy gar-
den lilies. We 'have Japanese lilies
noww; Auratiuni, the gold banded lily,
Rubrum, the red spotted one and Mag-
nificum, the ivory and carmine lily.
This is the only time of year to plant
them.
HARRIS SEED STORE
Cor. Washington and Fifth,
RUGS SHAMPOOED or dust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet:. Cleaning,-Works.
Phone 50.
STU7DIN'P laundry.' Call 2322-R,
Knit to Fit
BURSON
Fasioned "Hose
Without a Seam
$1.00 per Pair '
EXQUISITE CORSET S 1OP
10 9 W. Libertyv St.

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LLMAKES- Agency Woodsiock and
'Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add- mna Alpha Epsilon vs. Xi Psi Phi;
lug machine, Line-a-Time copy Beta Phi Delta vs. Phi Beta Delta; Al-
holders, rubber stamps, ribbons, slpha Sigma Phi vs. Chyron; Hermit-
cushion keys, type cleaners and snap- age vs. Alpha Delta Phi; Tritgon vs.
plies. Machines rented. Sigma Alpha Mu; Sigma Phi vs. Tau
ANN ARBOR TYPEWRITER Delta Phi; Alpha Rho Chi vs. 'Theta
E FXCHANGE. Phmone 866, downtown Ch;Nim uvs 1m h ~
jNo. 9 Ann Arbor Say. Bank Bldg.
silon; Alpha Kappa }Lambda vs. Kap-
T;YPING promptly done at, reason-'- pa Nn; Psi Upsilon vs. Phi Kappa Sig-
able rates. Mrs. Hiesch, 551 Church mia; Tan Epsilon Phi~ vs. Lambda Chi
St. Phionle 35-M. Alpha; Phi Sigma K~appa vs., Sigma5
Chi;, Delta Phi vs. Theta Xi;: Delta
TYPEWITIN andmimegrap ing appa Epsilon vs. Phi Siunma Delta;
Ipromptly and_ neatly done by c;xp. r_- Chi Phi vs. Phi Pi; Zeta Tau v's. Delta
S ened'( operators at c onsiderate''
pries 0 D Mrri, 7 icel jEpsilon.
jAricae., T .e Tpertr & Staion- One singles and one doubles match
Arcde,"'e. y e ,,l te & taion tre to be played.. If they are not dec-

cidiing, a second doubles match is to
be played with two different men par-
ticipating for each team.' Th first
round is scheduled .to be off by next
Thursday. Results of mnatchses should
be :handed in' as soon as possible after
the match is played.
WtGinnier ofithe' gymnastic touirna-
ment should also call at the Intra-
Mural offic~ and- be measurod for their
sweaters.-

IAbove: ilfred Leland (left) and hIs father, Henry C. Leland, and (be-
low) Mfr. -_and Lrs. Henry Ford at the -time of the purchase by Ford at
a receivces -ale of the Lincoln Notor Car company.
Suit against Henry Ford is threatened by Wilfred Leland and his ft-
aher, Henry C. Leland, pioneer automobile manufacturers, and in money cir-
cles it is expected that the suit, if. carried through by the Lelands, will be
one of the most sensational in financial history. The Lelands are attempt-
'ing to force Ford to compensate stockholders of the Lincoln Motor Car com
pany, which they say he promised to do at the time he bought it; at a re-
ceivers sale. They claim that Ford agreed that the Lelands would be in
control of the Lincoln company, but that they were driven from the plant on
a few minutes mnotice, and that a guard leveled a gun at them when they drove
to Ford's estate to protest. what they contend were gross breaches of the
agreement made with Ford.

are also at the Intramural office.
All-campus foul shooting and, hand
ball cups are now at the Intramural
office. -
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