T -UTSDAY, NOVEMIBER 22, 1923
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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UNION LISTS Rooms
AV AILABLEFOR GAME
Rooms for returning alumni and
friendsof students may be obtained,
at the. desk in the lobby of the Union
today and tomorrow. A service to
provide rooms for out of town guests
is maintained by the reception com-
' mittee of the Union of which Charles
Livingston, '25, is chairman.
The rooms that are available for
renting this week end have been list-
ed with the Union by landladies in
Ann Arbor. A file system is kept of
these rooms and full information as to
location and price may be obtained.
INTER HOUSE HOCKE
FINALS SET FOR TODAY
Kappa Kappa Gamma and Betsy
Barbour houses will meet at 4:30
o'clock today on Palmer field to play
off the final gamne in the inter-house
hockey tournament. Interest in the
hockey contests has been keen this
season, due to the fact that a silvei
"cup has been offered to the winning
house.
Betsy Barbour house has been able
to organize a cooperative team from
the many players in the dormitory
while Kappa Kappa Gamma has prov-
ed its mettle by defeating the strong-
est teams among the sororities. All
_houses are expected to turn out to
watch the game: This will be the
final hockey game of the year. In-
door gymnasium classes begin Mon-
day.
Captures Noble - r
Physics Award WHAT'S GOING ON I
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1200-Dental faculty lunch, Union. .L g M
5:00-Dodo rehearsal, room 205 Mason
hall.
}:00-Sophomore class pep meeting in
Natural Science auditorium. E S
6:00-Board of governors of Union
dinner, Union.
7:00 a. m.-Holy Communion in Wii-
Hams Memorial Chapel, Harris hall.
7:1-Sisler group meets room 325, 1wLovely Blue and Gold Souvenirs
Union. tI
7:30-SA;ler group bowling in Union r packed with our choicest candies
alleys. - INI
7:30-Freshman band meets in assem-!
bly room of Union. rill
7:30-Liberal club meets in room-321 l
of the Union. Rev. Jump to speak. N -
6:30-Botany department dinner, room
323, Union.
30-Soeiedad Hispanica meets room
I203, Tappan hall. 70 N Uiv
7:30-Sophomore li-ts smoker, reading 7:!IN. Un +
room, Union.
7:30-Alpha Epsilon Mu meets, iroom - ~~x=_=x _ ==== x =_=--.
Dr. Robert Andrews Milhikai 30 i En.ss
The 1923 Nobel prize for physics has 7:30-un and Blade meets, room 304,
IUnion.
been awarded to Dr. Robert Andrews I I
Millikan, of Pasadena, Calif.,, accord- -FRIDAY
ing to word from that city. Dr, Mill- 12:00--Law faculty lunch, Union.
ikan is director of the Norman Bridge 4:30-Youngstown - Michigan club T
laboratory of physics and chairman of meets; room 302, Union.
the administrative council of the Cal- 5:00-Minnesota game pep meeting in
fornia ILnstitute of Technology.- Hill auditorium. Throuxh I U
Students Announce Marriage 1
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Zelma Hokin '27D of De-
troit to Thonms Reid '17 of Port Hur-
on which took place Monday in this
city. Zelma Hokin is pledged to Phi
Sigma Sigma sorority and Reid wasM
a member ot Phi Kappa Sigma frater-
nity.
Daily classified for real results.
8 :00--Hobart guild presents two plays
in Harris hall.
U-NOTICES
All fraternity copy for the 1921 Bich.
iganensian must be turned in to
Neil Barber, fraternity editor, at the
Michiganensian office immediately.
New houses must turn in pictures
of houses and crests also.
Patronize The Daily Advertisers.
Jassy, Nov. 21.--Eight Jewish
cents wyere hurt-in an attack by
manian students here today.
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$1 500.00
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cash
prizes
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Your chance to prove
you can write good Ads
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The Postum Cereal Company offers $1,500.00 in cash prizes-
for the Best Ads Written for College Publications by College
Students on the world famous cereal products-Grape-Nus,
Post Toasties and Post's Bran Flakes.
1st Prize
2nd Prize.
3rd Prize
4th Prize
. . $200.00
. . 125.00
. . 75.00
S50.00
It Doesn't Need Stereotyped Advertising!
Swill be awardefor the best advertisements
received from all colleges. And in addition
SpecialPrizes of $25.00 Each for the Best
Ad Received from Each College
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NMI AKE up your mind to enter this
contest, wihether you are taking
an advertising course or not, for here
is a chance which offers substantial cash
prizes for successful effort.
If you are not a student of advertis- .
ing, remember that there's at least one
good ad in every man.
If any ad prepared by you on
Grape-Nuts, Post Toasties or Post's
Bran Flakes is adjudged to be the best
of all those received, you will receive
$200.00 as first prize. If it is the second
best, you will receive $125.00, or
$75.00 if it is the third best, and
always goes to the winners of a keen
competition.
Remember that you also have an
additional opportunity to win one of
the special awards of $25.00 each for
the best ad received from each college.
Before starting to write your ads,
ask. the business manager of The
Michigan Daily, or write us for in-
formation regarding' the contest, and
literature describing, the products.
The contest closes January 15,
1924, and checks will be mailed to
the prize winners on February 15,
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you will;
enjoy the satisfaction that
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$50.00 if it is the fourth best.
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