TED OTOBER 28li7:trnl~. ., 1924

TH-E MId I IGAN DAILY


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L A 1 E'COLMN__-_
CLSS,,' ON*X ADVERTISING AT 3 OOTALLTOAFIC " !'() 111,' j't MDy
____________________________-~the police last Saturday to insure of-
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FOR SALE FOUND
WpROUT IKON 1 :fl..JIDTkr LAMPS. I PUT) gmc5,,..11 qnm of nngnt

$3.15. At Koch & Hlenne, 300 S.
AMain.
FQR _SALE Old. violins. A, collection
of old Italian violins, cello, mando-
linsr and guitars. James Coon, 533
S. Alain.
'GLEE CLUB MEN Two gull d1 essl
coats with wvaistcas, sizes 37 and
40., Excellent condlition. Cajll
1560-W before 7:30 A. Al. or after'
7:00 P. M.
FOR SALE Full dres5s s'Iit. Call:
61t2-W..
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r-kj U .V U ,.JlaJJ.Sulu . ji.Lluk1 *JyJvii.Louuw
'St. Saturday following game.1
Phone _Bob Kipp. 909.
ONE CARRIER to deliver sandwich-
es in the evening's. Good pay. Call
at Barbecue Inn. 440 .5. State St.
I N~OTICE
LANDLADIES-- STUDENTS
DON'T Overlook th~e opportunity to
save on many household necessi-
ties at The Econom~y Second Hand
;Store., 209 N. Main St., Phone 783-1N.
We sell, what you do want and lauy
whiat you don't want.,r
USED CADS.
F'OR SALE Ford roadster. Good con-
ditioni, 45>Call 25971
IS~QR SALE Maxwell touring. In won-
derful running order. G good tires.
C.. heap. -Call 475-R._

nient nanallintlIg Uof111heC1()wis gu t-i
e red for the Michigans-Wise onsi'n foot- iL.#a i
hall game. In addition to the1 entire
AnnArbr frce. pecal ateI~acc15--1-1loiur Class Lessons,
Ann ~ frce ~J, ,~I ) c ~3~0lC0$5.00. Free Dancing 8:30 to
were sent to Ann Arbor and eight of- I0 P.i.
ficers were called from Toledo. ENROLL NOW
A squad of dletectives from the DXIMndyad rdy t73
'tcaroi sueu eo ando ( )tct h fvate Lessons Daily, 10 A. M.
sclesadpick-tpocke?.: ;.Only two! to 10iP. M.
e ases of the former offenders andi;I'RC 4A E DNIG
nnof the latter were reportea how-, ST U)l
ever. ettaxoid hn 4-
Although there were numecrous 1oth rcdPon21R
small automobile collisions, traffic on
the whole was handlled more expede-j
tiously than in similar previous oc-
casions, accordlin g to Thomas O'Brien,!
chie" of police. There were no ser-
ions accidlents and no0 injuries were
reported1./
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London, Oct. 27.-- Pans fr con
, strnictior of a1 railway tunnel under
the E ngish channel linking EP.ngland
Ao.to rance lPgvy been revi ved and
there is a Letter chace,~ than ever be-
fore that the work atually will be
begun.
Great B ~i' uneruldoy len prob-
J ;leit2, a c stantt sourcef of irittion to
ti ~e i and aI]the pope at
,,large since ithO N ord war ended, is
,one oif the lrncila rea ons for the
,.evival of the old projet at tiis par-
ticular time.,
The work, if undertaken, would give
,,employment to mny ablehodied men
now without means of earning a liv-I
ing. It would roquire years of labor
and a great outlay of money, but its
advocates, believe Oht the money
would be well invested and that the
'tunnel would _Pay for itself within a
Scomparatively 'hot time.
The coct of the ,)roposed tunnel has
4 been estimated as approximately p30,-
0O00,000. In comparison to the money
invested in railroads throughout E1n-
jfand and Europe, and in consieration
,of the value of the tunnel to all the
~continental lines for both f iebt and
~passenger traffic, tbi Sr-;flri. consder-
'ida dsroporJisnate sumP_.
pv All the countries o2 Euirope, exeeptf-
flng Russia, Spain gild Portugal have
a track gauge which is the same as
Othat of England's tra ins and trogh
tccoache , could be oerated between
a sondon and the other e c a.~ls of the
The use of e;lect ne mower would
t aeajt sp fl without ventilatio prob-
lems, for the movement of fa t: trains
"wv4ld effo tively koe., the air in cir-
cuilation, and there wold b,, no gases
n r-moke fromh fuel combustion to con-
S edwitb. Danger from fire would
eeliminated by the use of steel car-
'A drainage tunnel ol si t'blo fro-
f ortions could be built to make as-
t uran e doubly szure in te imat(. of
i Should it ever become advisable to
t ut the tunnel out of ('omalli~ol in
tulle event of hstilis between Eng-
i Land and the continental countries a
little water here and there--and very
4lttle, when electricity is the m-
, flg power-could mae it of no value j
bps a highway for the transportation
4b rtroops
lEa t.Stand Sees
~ Firt Use In Game
Without the formality of a dedica-
4hf n. the new cast stands at erry
tleld were pressed into service for
,rhe first time ye~trday.. These wood-
~n stands give an aditional seating
;tpacity to the stadinin of more than
,000. They consist of five sections,
~R to XX, and close the "U" of the
%t~diunl. The scoreboard is now loca-
"" ed at the top of the new stands.
Re;. the Want Ads
Oratorical Assn. Program
LOUIS K NPCE
t. ,Subject: "Drama as a Social
Force in a. emocracy."
Oct. 30. o'clok, Hill Ad.


Intramuralftems
(Continued from Page Six)
I ma Delta team conquered the Kapp
Nu eleven, 18-9. Wilkoff, Mayer an
Kruger for the winners and Fein
singer and .13. Segall for the losers
were the outstanding performers
The teams follow: Phi Sigma Delt,:
Mayer, Shure, Godhiener, Zev, Weiss
Paley, Wilkoff, Olian, Codel, Kruger
Koplin, and Sheris. Kappa Nu: A
Segall, B. Segall, Feinsinger, Blaun-
er, Holzman, Seidman, Rappaporte,
Kirchner, Marx.
Beta Theta Pi won over Phi Lamb-
da Kappa in the final_ contest, 11-3.
The victors were sure in their kick-
ing and their passing proved superior
to that of the losers. The teams fol-
low: Beta Theta 'Pi: ;R Roth, Travis,
Moore, Arndt, L. Roth, Lawrence,
Reinke, Warrick, Lutes, Gable, and
Rice. Phi Lambda Kappa:- Friedman,
Hlardfck, Eisenberg, Sklover, Silver-
stein, Teversky, Brand, Chatlin, El-
conin, Booky.
CLAS S PEDIBALL
IFirst games of theInter-class Speed-!
1lball tournament starts this afternoon
at 3:30. The number of classes par-'
ticipating in this tournament exeeds
the number entered in former years.
The~ race should be intersting this
year as the Seedal tournaments of
the past four years have been domi-
nated by the Senior Literary class
of 1924.
The Medics, runners up last year,f
have entered a strong team and should
be a contenider in the race.
The schedule for this afterngo is
as follows:
3:30 Court 1, Senior Laws vs. Soph.
bits; 2. Junior Engineers vs. Fresh I
ILi ts.
4:30. Court 1, Senior Lits, vs. Soph
Engineers; 2. Senior Ringineers vs.
Fresh Laws; 3. Junior Laws vs.
Fresh Engineers.
IIANABALL
Handball players are already flock-
ing to the handball courts in Water-
msn gymnasium in anticipation of the
inter-fraternity handbal competition,
which is scheduled to start Thurs-
(lay, October 30th. The entries closel
todlay at 5 P. M.
At the prese't time fifty houses
have entered which is tfxe largest en-!
try list in, the history of, th Intra-
mural department. With such a large
entry list, this event promises to be
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one filled with plenty of action.
The rules which will govern this
tournament are :
1. Each house must enter four
I men consisting of two singles and a
doubles team.
2.. Tournaments. will: be run by
strtaighit. elimiation. Each round Nil
be published in the Daily and a time
limit will be esta~blished. by which all
matches in 'a particular round must I
be played.
The pairing, for the first round will
be published in the Thursday's Daily.,.
N'OTRE DA MIE HUM BLES
PRINCETON ONCE AGAIN
(Continued from Page Six)
Crimson 'supp orters who were making
advance statements of what their team j
would do to the Big Green eleven. La-j
fayette tumbled W. and 3. out of thle
class of undefeated teams by winning
decisively, 20-6.. The brilliant work
of Walter Koppisch enabled Colum-
bia to do the same to Williams, the,
conqueror of Cornell, early in the.
season. The score, was 27-3. Lehigh
and Rutgers, tied, 13-13, and both_
teams stayed.in. the charmed -circjle.

LOST a pair, of black shell rinimed'
glasses :soinewhere between Forestj
and Oakland and State andl I-iLIPO.'
Cull 2431..,
GIR~LS 'ran plaid sport clgat, in West
stand at 'Wisconsi.n gam17e. Please,
call 1029-.J. Reward.
PEARlL BRACELET Four, strands .in-*
!tcrmn ogled wvith. silver clasps. O0ne
sm' all strand wa3 broken. Reward.
Call 3112-M for L. J. Croll.
LOST SATURDAY Phi Rho Sigma
fraternityr lin. Initials ; H. B. M.
Return to 300 N. Ingalls St. Reward.
H. 1B. ettel.

CORIONA TYPEWItITERS j
WEAV, "P. thre new , .Corona F our,
With sta~ndard -keyboard, at $60, or
Corona Three, Witji three-bank key-E
board, at $50. Also a. full line of
typewriters of all makes and sup-
piits. Terms if desired. Renting

I and repairing a specuialty.
LOST Gold Eversharp pencil at Wis- 0. D. MORRILL,
consin game. Thiel, 317 South Di- 17 Nickels' A-rcade w
vision.. 3526-J. ! .-Tie. Typewuriter-& Stationery' Store
LOST Kindly return gray leather 1 CORRESPONDENCE STATIONERY
jacket taken by mistake from coat CLEARANCE SALE9 until November'
rack near -prescription, laboratory 1st ins order to make room for our,
in the Chemistry bldg., Calll large Christmas stock.
89 9-IR. 0. D. TVIORRILLA,
I 14rk Nickels' Arcade.
GREY SQURREL choker lost between Th;e SainrySoe
Reward. Return to Betsy B~arbour! RUGS, SHAMPOOED. qr (dust cleanedi.
.house. i Artn Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works,
BOY'S WHIT' SWEATER red, an~d .______ _ __-
-blu~e .trinmmecd on the triangle, MIUSIC
Washtenaw andi Cambridge, Rd. Sun -I'ELL OGILLESPIE, Soloist and teach-
day. Reward., Telephone 3313-M- er,: thirty, year's experience. MJan-
dloliin guitar, banjo, and ,chord
IfAVE YOU SUMI URP_) ET? I construction.- Telephone _1791-MW.

Syracuse added to her string by win-
ning from Fenn State, 10-6. Down - 1cS~wce-O ~ EIEi
1 South, Vanderbilt lost a close one to - From 9-I-tiC1tl:D.rLV. 2Y
iGeorgia,. 3-0.. The game was further, 1a Dog, Corn Pouf?, 1Hart] c~r - nlt) s Cold DIrinks
marred for Vandy fans by the serious
njury of ILynn Bomar,Al-mrcn St ilm.lordwis
se.ihausecied ablw n he ~ 1ecse~, ikmetc Cheese', KOSHER DELICATESSEN
spn hch cue aralysis of his - .. .. .,
left side. He Is in ,arcritical condition. Tongue, Bologa Pastroia 340 HAVEN PHE O-
Georgia Tech_ fell before Alabama, 14-
9, in the other big southern-contest. ,
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