1924

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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CLOWE
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LASSIFIEDIl
ADVRTISING At 3 P.M

FOR. SALE E
STU DEBAKEtR-4-Touring 1919. Ex-
cellent condition. 5 good tires.
Very Complete equipment. Cheap.
Call 2803-R between 6-8 evenings.
BRAND NEW Set Encyclopedica
Brittannica, sixty dlollars, part time
paymients accepted or will exchange
for portable typewriter. Call 2002-J.
FOR SALE Ford car call 2950-R.
706 haven Ave. '

MISCELLANEOUS
CORONA TYPEWRITERS
WE HAVE the new Corona Four,
with standard keyboard, at $60, or
Corona Three, with three-bank key-
board, at $50. Also a full line of
typewriters of all makes and *up-
plies. Terns if desired. Renting
and repairing a specialty.
0. 1D, MO RRILL,
17 Nickels' Arcade
The Typewriter & Stationery Store.

Yorktown Relics
Onr Exhibition In
Clernents Library
Rar ' 1books, Imaps', letters, and oth-
cer material relating to the surrender
of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown bi,
1781 are now on exhibit at the Clem-
ents library of American history, and
may be seen any afternoon between
2 and 5 o'clock.
Tfhe exhibit shows but a small part
of the resourceq of the library in ,this
field. Pamphlets collected by Henry
N. Stevens, of London are the basis
of the treasures in this matter. A
copy of the Stamp acct, beaing the
arms that indicate that it caine from
the private library of George III, is
one of the most interesting posses- {
sions of the library.
Display cases of the exhibit relate
to the Clinton-Cornwallis controversy,
maps showing the surrender of Corn-
wallis, newspaper accounts attempt
to picture 'the surrender, sea power,
and bibliography.
WVOOI)STOCK PRE.FEIIREI
THE experienced operator will recog-
nize an array of features not coim-
bined in any other typewriter. A
trial will convince you. We also
have all makes of used machines.
Renting and repairing a specialty.
Ann Arbor Typewriter Exchange.
9 Savings B~ank 131k. Phone 866.
TAxILORlING
SUITS IAJ)E TO YOUR MEASURE
$25.00, $30.00 $35.00
HERMAN THE TAILOR
On') ( onJ tC+.- --

DEAN DAY SUBMITS
REPORT TOi DEANS!

WAT'S GOING ONI
jNotices to appear i't this columrn must
b e left in the bpox at the Daily office
provided for that purpose before 4
o'clock preceediutg the cday of issue.
FRIDAY
1 r1:0-iatiemiatics staff of the Liter
ary college meets in room 108, Ma-
son hail.
7 :30-Congreg&iitialIlaloe nbarn
dance. Meet at church.
7 :30-Band foruaition at hand head-

Rc .Cm p 01;c exis' CommIiissionis to
%Iivll On Samle Basis as
Certificates

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E[CKENER F.TELLS OF
ATLNTICFIGH
Professors G4erhardt and Lay, Attend
Lunchieon for Airmen With
Students
VISIT AIRCRAFT PLANTS,

navigating officer; Capt. Hans Flem-
ing, second officer; and Capt. W. E.
D~oerr, meteorological officer.
Other members of the party are:
E. A. Wilmer, president of the Good-
year-Zeppelin, company; Paul W. Lit-.
tlefiel, vice president and general
manager, and Harry Vissering, who
arr~anged the transfer of -the Zeppe-
lin patents to the Goodyear-Zeppelin
company.
Dr. Eckener camne to Detroit to in-.
vestigate work now under way.at th~e
Aircraft Development Corporation


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AN EXCELLENT Ten room house CORRESPONDENCE STATIONERY
convenient to the campus. Only CLEARANCE SALT until November
$9,000.00.. Call 2438. j It in -ordler to, make room for our
FOR SALE 45 Straight back, leathert large Christmas stock.
bottom oak chairs. Light finish, in 0. D. MORRILL,
first class. condition. Call Luis Gib- 14 Nickels' Arcade.
son, 3010-It. The New Stationery Store.
GOOD TOURING Car with starter, 21 AVON INN ORCHESTRA NOW Book-
model~ in excellent mechanical con- in~g fraternity and sorority parties.
dition. $70 cash. Inghram 184. 502 Calld..Greenspan, 3051-4
E. Madison.;
I WILL PARTIES Who withnessed acci-
TUXEDO Size 37, worn once, very dtent May 21 wh~en oil truck was
reasonable. Call 2516-W between forecd into, ditch by sedan please.
5-.7c(ommunicate with Staebler Oil, Co.
S-~ 424 S.Main,.

WILL LIST NAMES
fThat vocational guidance has a de-
finite field, and steps should be tak-
en toward furthering that work in
the University, was the essence of the
report submnitted by Dean Edmund E.
Day, chairman of the University vo-
cational guidance committee, to the
Deans at their weekly conference
Wednesday in the President's office.
The report was referred to the Sen-
ate council for action at its meeting
next Monday. The vocational guid-
ance committee is made up of Dean
Day, chairman, Prof. George E. My-
ers, of the School of Education, Prof.
H. E. Riggs, of the engineering col-
lege, Dean Jean Hamilton, and Dean'
J. A. Bursley.
A motion to place the conferring of
reserve army corp commissions, as
granted by the Reserve Officers'
Training corps upon the proper rec-
ommendation at the completion of the
four year military requirement, on
the same basis as certificates which
are granted by the University was
accepted.
In the future these commissions
will be referred" to the Regents for
record, and full information concern-
ing them will be listed in the Univer-
sity catalogue,

~j~.tk.IProf. William F.GehartMr
7 :30-IPolojila Literary circle jueets' '"arl . Salkrandtw dirigible is ut
in Lane .hall auditoriunmEwr .Sakradtogaut visitors willr
R :00- Masquerade patrty at W~esley .tuntofhearnuildpr- the Stout Met
hall for Methodist students. amtidPo.Wlerv a te and the plant.
.8:09-xtempre cot~eautomotiveer.engineering department company.
S :1)-xt nipre ontst it nivr-were guests of the Detroit Aviation
sityhal society at the luncheon tendered the
8ha5-ll. ona aic tHri officers of the ZR-3 last night i the ln, pitaiy
hall.~~~ General Motors building, Detroit.,oip'
SATUJ)A icr. Hugo Eckener, commanding of- DerAynmiioter
fcrof the ship on her epoch mak- Fiume, droppe
10:00- Board of representatives of! ing flight to the United States fromcoluiga
Wome's eage wll metin ar-fiFiedrichxschiafen, Germany, and pres- ternationar Say
hou:r gymnasium. ident of the Zeppelin company of Ger-
8 :00-Foreign students reception at many came to Detroit on business and Last yearm
the home of Prof. E. C. Goddard and his talk at the luncheon gave Detroit 000 bushels of
Mrs. Goddard. the distinction of being the first large 17,500,000 were
8 :00-Republican meeting at Wuerth city to hear the story of the long.
theater. ' trans-Atlantic flight at first hand. _______
Other members of the dirigibles crew I." W
Ui-0OTICESI who attended the luncheon are: Capt. A
Ianuscripts for the first issue of E. A. Lehman, vice ?president of the J f
fWhimsies will be received at Press 1 Goodyear-Zeppelin company, who
'bfuilding until Nov. 10. served as first officer' and pilot of TOnTT
Senior pictures are oan sale at the the ZR-3; Capt. Hans Von Schiller,
'Ensian office from 2 to 5 every aft-
ernoon until Thanksgiving.
AN camtpus organizationis, fraternities,
sororities, andl societies must have i Tj
their contracts for' organization 1 W o ' ie t r g
space in- the Michiganensian 1ofThnk Wecave Yo
by Nov. 1. W hikWeHveYu

irs Amria a1III'.VI4lt-metlL
inder construction. Thle
also visit the plant of
tat Airplane company
ts of~ the Ford' Motor
Oct. 30.-Matteo Panta-
Lent economist and for-
;r of finance for Gabriel
n the administration of
ed. dead yesterday after
iaddress before the In-
avings congress' here.
we used nearly 42,000,-
fflaxseed; of which only
°e grown here.
P. GRIFFITH'S
nevi ca"
IJ UTGSUNDAY
ilE IJUEIITH

JFOR RE1NT
TWO ROOOMS For boys in d newly!
decorated and newly furnished
home, modern and warm. $3.50 and
$4.400 per week. 304 S. 5th Ave.
Phone 3597-J.
LARGE FRONT Suite well furnished.
Hot water heat and p~lenlty of hot
water. 315 Packard St. 2124-R.
}BEHIND LAW' CLUB double room,
light and warm, single beds. $6.00
637, Oakland.

STUDENT ]DELIVERY
Deliveries to any part of the city 50c})
OPEN NI2GHTS AND SUNDAYS3

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'JjojJiteLC our~t House o iZ atec Street
PHZONE 3591-J
L'E'ADS ANDUIBAG 'Tops in all sizes. II.WGI{4FFIT'S
PALAIS ROYAL, 109 W. Liberty.
I ~IS VOXIIIW SF IkYe
Reactth~e Want, AdS TO THE IETIF

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HAVE'YOU
TRIED
OUR SAND)WICHES?
('or]) Beef, Bolognia, Tongue or
IPastrorna; Hard, Soft or Clear,
SalanIii. Just call anid ash for
Henry.

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FREE 'DELIVERY
Froni 9.12 P. 31.
Smokes Cold IDrinks
BARNEY'S
KOSHER DELICATESSEN
610( HAVEN PIHONE 20' -M

Laundry Problem Solved.
HOW'S THIS
Laundry Called for an FRIDAY
Will Be Returned on SATURDAY


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FOR RENT Nicely furnished, all mod-
ern 10 room house, one block from
campus in finest rooming district.
Rent from boys already in house
pays; the rent. If you want a nice
home at practically no expense
here's your chance. Everything is
fu~rished, and you can move in at
once. 912 E.. 'Washington. 2758-W.
AN ELEVEN' Room house on E. Uni-
v ersity Ave. Second floor rooms
rented enough to pay the rent. 11u-
S iediate possession if desired. Call
661-W or 3438:
LOST
LOST GIRL'S Dark blue topcoat
Straightline. Ribbon trimmed. Call
938-W.
GOL4D FOOTBALL Watch fob. Re-
ward. Return to A. G. Oliver, Law-
yen's Club.
LOST OCTAGON White gold watch
b'etwaeen Ann St. and Arcade Post
office at 4:30 P. M. Monday, Gct.
27. Please return to 1133 Ann St.
IDewardl. Phone 3183-M.
KA'P'A KAPPA GAMMA pin in, the
Blarbour gym. Ph'one 390.
PERSON WHO FOUND) Theta D~elt
pain last spring call 396, unable to
locate 'finder. Reward.
LOST Alpha Omnicron Pi pin. name
eiigraved on back. Call 2949.
LOST Slide rule.- Initials Hf. K. C.
on case. Finder call 914-W. Re-
weard.
WITE 001 1OLI) Watch and chain. Iiti-
tials Hf. A. S. Somewhere on cain-
pus. Return to 518 Cheever Ct.
3274-W. Reward.
LOST Ladies blue silk purse. Call
106. Reward.a
11E1,I, GILLESPlla, Soloist and teach-
er, thirty year's experience. Man-
dolin' guitar, banjo, and chord
construction. Telephone 1791-M.

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MOE LAUNDRY
204 N. Main St.

Sanit ax Hair Brushes

Phone 2355

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Can be cleaned perfectly-
boiled or sterilized-
without injury to framecor bristles.
See the various kinds at our store.


EBERBACH & SON CO.
200-204 E Liberty

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Every Repair Job Will Be Hard Until
You Invest in Good Tools
Good tools last long enough and give enough better service
to make any difference in price real economy.
"Service for Patronage Since 1886"
SCHLENKER'S HARDWARE

they are made $by tho
worich largest makers
qffine clothes

Phone 554

213-15 West Liberty 'Srect


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OLD VIOLINS; A fine collection of
old, Strad Guarneri, Amati, and
Stainer models, Cellos, Mandolins,
and Guitars. Will buy or repair old
br-oken violins. 533 S. Mlain St.I
Phone 1075-W.
BUSINESS; OP ORfUITTIES
WE WANT a hustling young man to
take charge of our Radio depart-
ment and Sales,. Commission basis,
Uniiversity Music Hg- ouse.
WANTED Position as cook and gen-
eral housekeeper in fraternity
house or private home by middle
aged mhan. 'References. Call 1930.
TUTOR IN Accounting answer box
33 Michigan Daily.
STUDENT }desires washing and iron-
ing dlone, Address W. E. Klein,
1:19 Camnbridg;e, giving rates.
TWIO TICKNETS for Iowa game. Nor-
mnan Johnson. 38E. ,Jefferson.
AOTICE'
LANDLADIES- STFUDE~NTS I
DON.'T Overlook the opportunity to.
sa:ve on many household necessi-

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Prie
$1,00

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J Edgar
SThe Mani to Be and Compensation Recitations
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Guest
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James
Janes

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Price 75e
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3 Te'ra for Two Helen Clark-Le
c I" WVant to Be IlaiPpy Helen Clark-Le
SBring Back° Those Rock-a-bye Baby D~ays
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MIELO0DIOUVS INSTRUMENTAL
C~ppelia Ralet-Entr'aete and Waltz
I Victory Symphiony
Naila Ballet-Intermezzo Victory Symphony
DANCIC RECOKDS
I Rose-Mlarie-Fox Trot
1I Paul Whitemnan and His

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rlgie Price
Orchlestra
Orcestra
Orchestra

GOOD CL OTHES
embody the advantages ot,
experience in mannfcu
Mauthority in style and the
economy of volume"'

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Price 7,c
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Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Sweet Little You-Fox 'Trot
Henry Halstead and lls Orchestra
i I: Stay A%vay Too Long fromi Carolina-Fox Trot
Art Hickman's Orchestra
Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine-Fox Trot
Glen Oswald's Serenaders
Olt Peter-Fox Trot Glen Oswald's Serenaders
SPECIAL
Hlave a Little Fun Waring's Penn sylvanilans
Out of a11Million Waring's Pennsylvanians
Adoration (Borgwski) Renee Chemet
Itomntance_ (d 'Ambrosio) IRenee Chenmet
1femiory Lane (de Sylva-Spier-Conirad)
Amelita Galli-Curci
:'lah Lindy Lou (Lily Strickland) Amelita Galli-Curci
Coin' "Rojue (Words by William Arms. Fisher)

NY Road-Fox Trot^

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$2.04)
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Price
1.72


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