_____THE MICHIGAN DATL__y
I Than Jsgaiving Day Proclamation
By the Govrnor:I

i U.S. M y De rivea large sq'uad of (livers and tumblers
U S.layD piereporting to hint daily.
! Him Of -i la r drctc for those intending to gin-
1 te th iner-ratrniy reetwill start
~Ea,'nea. a p s next -week. Usually this nmeet dis-
closes some hitherto unknown stars
to bolster unr the Varsity in its weak-
er events.a

______________________________ _____________________________ rhanksgilng. Day this, year Ihould mean much to the American people.
FORSAL FONDWe. are blessed with a reasonable degree of prosperity and the outlooki for
__________ _______- _________#________ the. future is encouraging.
TUXEO ad vst.Excllet cndi ?OUD Apure o capusWedes- in, spite of the many handicaps under which our governmental operations
tion. Size 38. $20.00. Telephone 184. dlay. Owner may have sa~me by ad-
-'cI AE fth nertt res ing deccription to Box 39Mich. ! -ae cariedonour people,asTholeare mkigsteady adanesinth
TaiEors1c t ERiYofntho te stfor I Daily, cause of good government.,Treprogressive spirit which they repeatedly
suit or overcoat. Prices $24.50 and' manifest in'relation to the public service, dlemonstrates their faith in Aier-
$29.50. Perfect satisfaction guaran- WANEDiclan institutions and~ the stability of constitutional goverrnrut.
teed. Phone 123. ! WANT'ED SaTUDIENT'S VWIFE( or stu- for these great blessings and the many good thiings that are our.;, it is
FOR SALE One overcoat, two suits,'dn n ie o ognrlhuem'os't. fitting that we should render united thanksi to Alm~igy C od, the gir,cr.Go ae ostsatr
one tuxedo, size 36-37. Call Allen wr.Go ae t ai coyof all that. is good.
1016. t applicant. Box, 38.
101. {Therefore, in pursuance of our time honored custoni and, in at c(rdanc -,
1ROOOMM ATE WANTED By Senior
T R A P ' D R U Ml I O U T F IT P ro fes io n al i w ithi th e p ro c la m a tio n issu e d b y th e P re sid e n t o f th e TU n ited S ta te s , a n d b r m.tp s A b r a n a 5 . 0 l s - 2 h m s n S r eb yc h n c 8 3 ,i i t e o h u h r t e t l i ~ s o e n r o l i l i a , T h r b e,
pie.UAibarain t $50.00.ust 12 egineroneblck romcamus
prie. nivrsiy MsicUcue. ateThusdyovmer 7, 1924, as a day of Thank.sgivTing aPr yer
20 OAK CHAIRS. Leather bottom, ! O 0144 F RORGic under my hand and the Great Seal of the State thsthirtcenth dIVY
straghtl~ak. ood c~ritin. nginee is n To a Seo rhow, i sof Novemnbr, in ithe yeav of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twveuty-
S. State, 3010-R.raoal.LiCi tnS7; four, and of the Commonwealth the eighty-eigbthi.
.._______________ hELP.I TA.IIJ) Alex. J. Groesbea ,(.over~ior,
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ing secon~d in the Conference meet of the alleys the qualifyin~g round
at Chicago. ead line of fraternity bowline has
l ^ chlanged to 10:30 o'clock Friday
( Intra u afftelil. The dummy score has been
chagedto 100. SO far scores have
13c + Below last year's when, the
Swimming; qualifying score was 2085. Toams
All en trios for the interfraternity ~si! to bowl without delay should
swimming meet should be hanided in i-"'+0 an1 alley in advance. This
at the Intramural office as soon as ;cc' be done by calling the bowling
possible. The men entered will "be Tilley at the Union.
given the privilege of using the Y. -- - -- -° -______
b1. C. A. pool twice a weiak for prac-
tice. The prelirninarics will be held
?Monday, Doe. 15, and- the finals Wed-UN
nesday, Dec. 17. The foilow in rules'
and regulations will gove rn the events {P lC L
ti er. Four men mBust be in the meet:
in order to secure points for enter- o7- dsstfiny jQ'At
in1g penci in the world
2. One man will not be allowed to O h tspr EU nrvl
enter more thaar three evp'nts. all for perfect pencil wvork.
3. Only two men ;'rom same fratorn- I 17 black degrees--3 copying7'
ity will be allowed ain an y one event. American Lead l
4. Late entries will not be allo w-I Pencil Co.
ed to compete.= r%
5. Ignorance of rules regardling
swimming races will be no excuse for
disqualification. .
6. Spalding's Guide should be con-
suited. a a L t c x i
7. Order of evenTts: s r-' v s EE rPOIN7TUD
Forty yard free style. ~~:~~.cCPnl
(Two hundred yard free style.

and we will' save you $50.00. Come
in and see if. you can tell it from1
a new one. You don't have to pay
all, cash. University' MUSIC House.
FOR SALE A good ten room house,
quite convenient to campus. $9,800.
Will accept a good land contract as
first .payment. Call 2438 or 661-W.
A CHANCE for someone to buy a col'
legiate Tuxedo with vest. Worn
twice. Original price of vest is al-
most that wlacch owner wants for
full suit. Call 1234-M1.f
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Owner of beautiful 'new home has
left city and authorized us to sell
same; Cglonial entrance; center
hall; living room; sun parlor; den;
dining room; breakfast nook; built-
in. ice box and ironing board; lava-
tory' and toilet. Second floor has
four large bedrooms and 'sleepinga
porch; full attic. Fine basement
with vapor steam :heat; wvater soft-'
cn~r; laundry and other splendid
features. Would accept sinalleri
house in exchange. Lot 50x132 wtih
twb-car garage.
Call Mrs. Burnett with
CHARLES L. BROOKS
Realtor
215 First National Rank Building
Phones 315-3552 Evenings 2781
FOR .RtENT
GARAGE FOR RENT 1051 Lincoln
Ave. Near Hill street, .phone 2011-1R.
A CLEAN WARM Single room. Next
tO the Campus. Owned by people
who are considerate. 1210 Wlash-
tenaw. J. W. Anderson.
LOST

GIRL TO HEIILP With house work;.
after school on Walnut Street.
Phone 2366-R.I
LAD\T"IS BLACK PATENT Leather
pocketbook Sunday P. M-. on Mll-1
between Allennel H-otel and C116-
sea. Call Graves 2738. Rewar d.
TYPIE~IVRlTRS
THlE experienced operator will rcg
nice an array of features not cotn-
bined in any other typewriter. A
trial will, convince you. We also
have all m Sakes of used maelhines.
Renting and repairing a specialty.
Ann Arbor Typewriter' Exchange.
3 Savings Bank iBlk. Phone 866. 1
WANT TO BUY A typewriter? Rem-1
irgtons $15, Uniderwoods $25. Alsol
large and portables for° rent. Room
2. 711 N. Univ.


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ASK FOR, OUR PRICES ON THESE
USED CAR BARGAINS
1921 FORD SEDAN
MI.Z CHEV.ROLET TOURING.
1922 J3UICK COUPE,
i~97 PIACKARID TOURING.
1,22 BUICK SYIDAN.
1922 NASH TOURING.
'ANN:A "IO# I3UTICl
311 Soith Ashley.
S LATE, MODEL FORD SEDAN
Tires, motor and car in good condi-
tion thiroughoiut. $175. Terms or
cash.
LATE ItQDpL ,CHE'V OLET SEDAN
Been drivenr 4'3Nb milds. $375.
BUICK TOURING $75.
E. &V. CGIEVI4OtET SALES
CORNER OF ASHLEY

ADS ANGELS, FORMERLY
Z-3, GOES TO NEVJ POST
'Washington, Nov. 26.-(3y A.P.) --
A vast gray hulk, roaring northward
through the darkness, the United
States airliner LoGs Angeles, sped last
night to take .ter Jappointed station
as a commissioned shit; of the N'-,
but none the less aslip of peace.
Somewhere ahead of her in the
blackness fled a half score of homing
Spigeons carrying word to the Lake-
Ihurst station that with full ppmp and
ceremony the name of the California.
city had been bestowed upon the ship
by Mrs. Calvin Coolidge.

Herbert Gettler
Three years ago Herbert Gettler
arrived in this country from Pales-
tine, penniless and unable to speak a
word of English. He went to Louis-
ville, Ky. By dint of' hard work, he
managed to make good and is now
earning $5,000 a year as an insurance
agent. "This is the only happiness I
have ever known," he says. Now, his
deportation is threatened because of
a mninor technmical violation of the im-
migration laws. IHe filled out his
papers irnyn'operly.
'~WPL'~IM) )FAD)WORKS
3-1IEFTS AT "'Y" POOL
(Continued From Page Six.)
at tl, Y. M. C. A. pool to practice
;li fflult di yes, anad the limited amonit
of space that the Varsity has to prac-
tice in is t}-.e reason that the divers
slave ;!doa)te d this novel method of
p~reparig for the season's contests.
P'apenguth is taking charge of the
men, down at the field house and has

BOUGHT, Sold, rented,. exchanmged, THEvCHEVROLET DEALER
cleaned and repaired.. We have.
nearly all makes. 'We suggest that FOITNtAIN TENS
you buy Corona Four, and save IiI-DER CAN MAKE That crippled
about $40.00. TIM payments if ,de- FUTI E sgo snw
sired. ONANPNa.go snw
O. D.MORRLL !24 hour service.
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PERSONAL 'CHRIS' TMAS CARP S ;THE iNEW CLEVELAND Electric
vacuum cleaner tully guaranteed.
PERSONAL CHRISTMAS GREETING Extra large motor $25.00 at Koch and
(CARDS ENGRAVED or PRINTED iHne
Proper engraving takes time. Select IHne
one of our many attractive, exclu- j RUGS STAM4POOtlD or dlust cleaned,'
live designs and place your ordl4r Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning works, j
now. Phone 50.
0. D. MORRILL -

The mechanical engineering de-
vartnment received a showt Motor from
the Jordan Motor Car comp~any, of
Cleveland, last Friday. Tile motor h
finished in nickel and mounted on a
heavy standard. Eahch part is se:;-
tioned and painted so as to show the
entire working of the motor when br,
operation. A small electric motor at-
tached to it drives the engine.
jRome. Nov. 2G.--A congress of Fas-
cist corporations attended by 3,000{
I(delegates openedl Monday. In a letterj
rremier 1-ussol ini said t.1 2aim ofj
Fascism was to) reccnciue Ibe inter-
eists of "all whRo wer^ C; nt,,,;hu!,ng to

LOST At Iowa game, 'black silk hand'
bag with silver 'top and chain, con-
tained glasses, tortoise shell rims,
handkerchief marked "G", two
small coin purses. Reward if re-;s
turned -to Ramsay, 733 E. Univer-
sity.
LAST SATURDAY, A gold swatch
bearing initials J. K. D. Finder
please call White 2236-il. Liberal
Reward.
LOST A gray cap in Nickels' Arcade
or, near the Post Office. Return to
Meyer Cohen 514 E.~ Jefferson.'
2576-Rl.
ROOMS
ROOMS Home free to lady student in
exchange for com~pany. Phone
2752-R.3

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14 & 17 Nickels' Arcade,.
The .Typewriter -& Stationery Stores.f
FL.ORAL
IFY YOU ANT. To ~make your mother
happy Send heer flowers on y'our
birthday cdnd thanksgiving dat:
ANN ARBOR FLORAL C7.
Leading Telegraph Florist.
221 E. Liberty St; Phone 16301
Charge Accounts 'Solicited.
SPECIAL TURKEY' DINNER $1.25.
All home cooking. Make reserva-
tions by calling 1036. At 114 S. Di-
vis ion.

LANDAAIE fSTUDENTrS
DON'T Overlook the opportunity toJ
( svecr oia nny hotsehiod necessi-
Oe tThe Ec~ono~hy Second Handj
Store, pQ9,1: Main St., Phone 789-M.
We Itell what you do want and bud
what you dlon't want.
B3EAUTY S1HOPP1ES
A HAIRI.DR;ESSING DEMONSTRA-
tion each morning this week. Mani-;-
curing andl shamppooing. Phone_
2939-M. DIMATTIA BEAUTY
SHOP, 340 S. State.
MACK AND CO.l
"_rd Floor Main St.

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"An investment inl
life insurance is a
shock absorber. The
safest in the world."
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the welfare and wealth of htl~o A11.
Learn to dance. Start now. Open'j
daily, 10 a, m. to 10 p. m. Adult class
every Monday amid F'riday. Fifteen
1-hour lessons for $5.00. Enroll now.'
DANCING STUDIOS
1"92 Witem th Arcade Phone 241-R

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(IHRIS'iflAS SUGOGESTIONS!
For comfort and beauty, Silk lined'
Corduroy lounging robes in all
.shades. Dainty silk lingerie, hand-
kerchiefs, ties, belts, fancy garters,
and brassieres.!
TrHE QUALITY SHOP4
303 S. Main St. Phone 1861-M.

FrRATERNITIES *SON~ORITIES
Let
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MICHIGAN MEN
Pla~y for that Party.
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CARRt3RE
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A DISTINw AcLYtewtednyi" paeti rhtcua
thought and design today. Architects are, designing in
masses -the great silhouette, the profile of the building has
become of far greater importance than its detail.
There is a new vigor and ruggedness even in buildings which ale conven-
tionally classic in' their detail. Masses mount upward, supporting the tower,
accentuating its height. The new architecture is tending toward great struc-
tures rather than multiplicity of detail.
Certainly modern invention-modern engineering skill and organization,
Vial prove more than equal to the demands of the architecture of the future.
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