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the.18I thl consecutive season of the'
t i,ersity Symphony orchestra,, andl
FeS, is rmaiTgplans for a mnore intensive,
-~ sharalsystem zor this year. ZI
4!hLion to tlh^ weekly full rehzcars;.l,
' w a sort s7ecton.al rehejarsal GwI b
field everymi-ewhh will meore
s. tan double the c ficion,-y of the or-
( ganization, During I he year the or-

U'nivrzsity
faculty at

A091 T~naIr Assemblies have been. held
STUDLENTS~]j since thie opening of the new
s h'ool according to plans may
fl H D OID MONDAPieProf. Raleigh Schorling, prix
1HH believes that a large share
success of the meetings belon
L. Burton will address! rectly to the student body. V<
high school students aind of its members have already
8:3'0 o'clock tomorrowy chosen by it to preside over the
itheir regutlar ssemnbly. hour gatherings.,

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FOR SALE
]FOR SALE 2 draftsman's sets. In
very good condition. A real bar-,
gain 719. Oakland. Phione 981-IT,
- f;l Green or «veinberger,
i~AN)'' NEW ST1-Encycloptaedia
Britt annica for sale reaisornable.
+ .lmnlre at Slater's Book Store.
~OuL 5A IlN'Remington Portable 7Type-
writer. Practi cally new . 00(1
,arrain $14,5. 1223) hill St.
FOR .;ALI Veg is banjo. Good is
ne!w. Worth $X0.00, price $25.00
1223 1ill11St.
C10 O ICEl:,G ERMAN POLIC1E pups.
I;lesi reedin g. Eligible ,o reg;tra-
tion. Tw o months. Rea(,;so nale.c
215 WAildwood Avte. 278J-1.
FOR SALE
DODGE TOUTRiNG $98.00.
~"~id ';i SPtORT I $3.175.00
ASI T'1Ot'CiG $325.00
7NA II'PTUR!NG $67544.
ANN ARBOR NASH CO.
~'A. C. Mbarquardlt. Phone 1927
521 S. Main St.
BIGl _1,PEERLE SS "8"
:WONDERtPFL used car bargain. Pr
fect condition. Fine eqipme~rcnt.
Call 23(;6-W.l
"131"TK FOUR, Touring car1run only
15i, 00ml Good conditJ1ion1,
409f N. Cross or f'01 N. VP.Ypi
wmrlth of extra';, 1new Goodrich 1cordI
ta" re''. Every thitng in fieconitionr.
low ileage by.carel'fltdiver. A
Sverr eonomiiical car with a Fisher
'~body. Will demonstrate 'Sunday or
'1' 4onday. Ph'one Paton 1240-J.
OVERLdAND T'louring car in excellent
Condlitilon $100.00. Phone 19'.M-11.
FORD. SALE hIAND PRES~tS, Printe
5x~8. Double deck. 504 Lawrence.
'THIINiXING OF GETY17iNG, your fall
; suit or overcoat ?-100 prer cent
pulre woolens. Suit orvrc o-tftt
Ia order $25.030, $'30.00, ,$35.UJ':-M adet
aystyle. Fit nal satisfac tiorn
°uavteed. If not' convenient for '
- you to give us a c-all just pho . 10-.IadIwl calo ~ ne
' bri-g(the store to you. Shop-) und
ser vice Station, 24001 ?.Huronr.
Chick Krug always at your secrvice
-hy otbe wise andysve mtoncy.
SR;IJHE AND SINGLE, steam heat. H-oit
w ater, 311 Thomplson.]

FOR RENT
 IRST Z FLOOR Double or single
room t 1341 Wilmont. 2384-M.
AiPATMENT 2 rooms. BeautifulWs
fur nished, suitable for 2 or 3. '330
Almynaird, upstairs.'

C7omittee Shows T.h at
Teachers Will Rt
Conditiouns
SITUATION GE:

FOR RENT to ' s with

housekeep-

ingpriilees.Call M-rs. Cline, 405
E. .Jefferson, or at Mac Diarmid's
Candy Soe
P0'11? RENT Large front suite, steam
heat, a;icroinodrate 3 -adults. 504
S.Law[%rence St.
Tri I t l ! ROOMSl on ground floor
f:3p. 94 Greenwood, Phone
ii' W TFunihe suite for light
housekeer'ping or students. 507 East
!'tN"151s ND I 1O1IJSE Suitable for
tCollege clubn. Double living room,
sIwyrosand dormitory. 1 1-2
h-cnis ro engineering arch. Ph.
01,; r<lA ; 'O>if 1 block south of
campus 908 onroe.
P4)S ri. 'i orniug, probaby in New
Lit Luldig, small purse con-
,:M;bll and change. Call 424
W. i f~lor phone 1.4187-M. Re-
IJ)TI)laZeasorority pin last;
week end. Rleward. Call 1747-M.
LOST BlI3ue pockert noteb1)0k. Y. M.
C. A. of Chic;;ag;o on cover. Return
to Daily office.
1:1. BLTA[IIr tOLI1IRST1, A. C. M.
Teacher of
Piano, Ba njo, and Plectral in stru-
nionts. Studio at University Music
I louse.
LESSONS FREE with stringedI In-
strinets.Come in and let us ex-
l~~f.University Music I-ouse.
I1OUNTVLAIN PENS
BYA FOUNV1'TI PEN' MADE IN'
ANN\_ ARBOR
RierlIaste-rpen now on ' sale in
Rider's Pen Shp, 302 State Street.
Ask i;;ose who hanve thiem. They will
tell you w1'I:y it' I sllj superiorstudent
pen1 and iyo,,ca(n not Gafford: to over-
look 11he wonderfuil service you' get
Crom l the i :er lhimself.
I1nIiiivais of the better national
k nn males including Waterman,
C onkllin, Sb (affer, Parker, LeBoeuff,
priced $2.50 up. If you write, we
have it.
0. D. MORRILL,
17 Nickels' Arcade,
This Typewriter & Stationery Store

Princeton, N. J., Sept. 27.-That
the character of the Latin instruction
in schools andl colleges throughout
the country falls short in many in-
stances is the copclusion reached by
the Investigating committee of the,
American classicail league, which has
been conducting an inquiry. into the
teachi~g of the Classics for the pa-st
few years. The committee accounts
for the difficulty in the teaching of
the classics by two things. First, a
large part of the 'difficulty is due,
to the way in which the Latin course
is now constituted. Poor teaching al-
so accounts for the situation.
As a remedy the committee sug-
gests that the ;facilities for training
teachers should be improved. It says
that "we do not believe that improve-
ment in the character of the. teach-
ing is attainable here . until really
adlequate :provision is grade for the
training of Latin teachers. It is not
made at the present time."
As a gratifying side to the pres-
ent status of Latin the committee
points to the fac that in the records
of the College Entrance Examination,
board for the period from 1914-23
Latin stood near the head of the list.
It h)ad the highest average record.
among the four subjects 'wich have
'-he largest enrollment.
In general summary of its inquiry
the committee says that "the very
Large enrollment of Latin pupils is
both discouraging *and encouraging.
The recent rapid increase, following
a sagging in Latin and also in Eng-
lish during the Wolrd War, is highly
encouraging.
"It should also be noted that Latin
is' the one most generally studied
foreign language which may be of-
fered for admission to college and
that Latin and French, so closely re-
latedI to each other, when taken to-
gother have four-fifths of the present
total enrollm~ent in all foreign lan-
guages.
"The less encouraging aspect of
this huge Latin enrollment is that
the : spply f teachers, whether adIe-
oquately or inadequately trained, is
very, insufficient and that small pro-
vipion its being made fo$, training
Latin teachers.
Ithaca, Sept. 27.-Cornell's new
stadium ha-s been, completed at1
Schoellkopf field. It is in the shape
of a huge crescent, and will seat 21,-
496 persons.
Ithaca, Sept. 27.-Summer school
enrollment at Cornell for 1924 total-
ed 2.059, breaking all previous
records.
MIS CELL1ANEOUS4
Osteopathic Physician
616 First ?National Bank Bldg.

chestra will give fotur programs at
Hill audlitorium. Th dates set foi-
ths concerts are Nov. 16, Jan. 18,
March 1, and April 5.
Tryouts for iene mmbers for both
organizaitions -,ill he held at the Un-
iversity Schocol of Music this week,
the Choral Union, Monday and Tues-.
play, fro~m 4 to 5:20 o'clock, thie Symn-
uhlony orchestra' Wdnesday and]
'ihur::day from 7 to 8 o'cloc:k. It is
hoped that all thone planning to par-
icipate will avail themselves of the
oppiortunity before all places are fill-
(e1.
$;u~erbeforn The -3liclig.-tu Daily-
Phon:423

hionimcedl.
CIGARS-A Smoke to &
-CIGARETTES--A fresh
-TOBACCOS-A choice
-PIPES-Dunhl's Karmoc
:CANDIES-Gilberts, Pa:
STUIDENT SUPPLIES
= Etc.
-.; Coyner State, Pack

ItAVE YOU SUJBSCRIBED Y

Sm

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norning in

satisfy Every Taste.
Isupply of all brands.

selection of blends and mixtu

dies and Milano's.

Charles R. Forbes, former direct-
or of the Veterans' bureau, and J.'.I3.
Thompson, St. Louis buildling contrac-
to, nyst stand trial on charges of
copspiracy to (lefrauid the governmlent,
it has been rule(d by Federal .fudge
George A. Carpenter (above) of Chi-
cago, who will set a date for their
trial.
SCHOOL OF MUSI1C PLANS
S EASQoN OF ACTIVITIE
Ofiasof thte Uier vSchool of
\usic an nounce the;opniyg :.anotli-
r season of1. r(tnntcc. e'ta sea-I
,,on ia rked by pla n s lor g-reater ac-j
tivity than ever before. A (All hasj
been issued for' stuilenlts wishing to
try out for places on liie Choral ))-n -
ion and oin the University Syilipliony
orchestra, two campurs orgarnizationsa
that stand for real culture rind whichl-
have wonk for themselves in recnt
years a most creditable recognliion
i musical circles.
The Choral Union, which t "akes pairt
every spring in the.- ay Festival, has
issued its call for.:tryoults, and willj
start rehearsing a s-;soon as )o~ssible.
Membership in this organizaition car-
ries with it 'piilees foMr seats aOt the
concertsin'the Chonial.Uuion and Ex-I
tra OT('~Crtsiie
Samuel- P. -Lcc;acklo, i the ;School
of Mimca oimA t o Ti~iilg of

For Ice Cream
Fresh Peach
Filibert Fruit
and VManilla

ark and Tilford's, Etc.
i-Stationery, Blue Books,

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Ian of r Special Week-end
I rick. Dclivtcred any tinme
toda ty , Get it from your
favov-iie fountain if you pre-
for.
You'll like Alin Arbor Dairy Ie
fCca i beuter tlaii the others.

kard and 'Arbor .ft- fets


ANNOUNCE MENT

Ann Arbor
Dairy

Hloi-e of Pure Milk

-Starting To4lay
r hi

We wish to announce the recent change which -has
been macie in. the location of our establishment formerly

situated at 7 Nickels Arcade.

Our present location is now

224 South. State Street.

Gifts and room decoration's of .distinctive taste.

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x,40 MS
r oom.is
At 611

Large, light, well-furnished
and suite near the cam pus.
Church St. Ractei reasonable.

Mr. Armstrong,

I

a famous photogra-

TWO ROOMS and kitchenette for
light housekeeping. Very Uesira-
ble. Steam heat, hot and cold
-water. 815 E. Ann.
FOR RE10NT Large- double room -oni
second floor.- 1695-M2. 904 -Parker.
Price very reasonable.
FO01 REN T Rooms for girls. 423 N.
Division. hloard if desired. 2747-R.
FOR1ENT A. large room for one or
two, one half block from Union.
Caill 871-J. 513 E1. jefferson.
11,0011wcell heated andal igh-ted for
ne or two st udents. 31.2 _N. Thayer
St . 1794-W.

pher, will be at your service at

Darling & Malleaux
224 South State Street

FOJ I SAL-E----A remarkable fountain
t, I s inve ntion. Each pen, ordinary
;,ize, c° rnies a year's supply of fine
qu-mi'y ink. Examine it before you
luy. (;rJeaztest pen on the market.
Wc~as carry the ordlinary style of
h3i g -~de fountain pens at prices
from $t.00 up'. Room 2, 2nd floor,
711 N- Univ.

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RLOOMMATE WANT ED :foriarl
< suite and double room at 4125 S
iDivision, Price reas'onable'. Call

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FOR RIN'NT 1 ;uite w«ith(dPoMoY.
Steam heat. 2 blacks from De ntal
School. 917 E. IHuron.-
FOR RENT Front ,cite for mcn. Roca-I
sonable rates. 413 Thomapsoii S.
Phone 635-J.-
DOUBLE ROOMAS 'for men. Also
roommate wanted. Phone 1Y~4-'I.
422 E:. Washington.
FOR RENT FRONT .'roomt on first
floor N quiet house. Warm and'
light. 80G El Kingsley St.
LARGE~ DOUB3LE room or sing le
room. 808 Packard. Phone 3477-J.
r'.rs. Ferzia,.
FOR 'RELNT Suite or rooms. $7.00
for two or $6 for one. 9)18 S. State.
Telephone 2485-1M.-
WMAAGE FORMIENT ement -Wfoor
1319 Wells St. mnear Forest, 171 -.

RILF IS M~ilRi:N-',"FOR BU,9h-
lMtSS VL. Is unquestionably
iX01,1eficnt Student Pell. It holds
a ,-i;e ba rrel full of ink not a
barr-l full of troubale making parts.
It is d in Ann Arbor, serviced
in AnAn Arbor 'by Rider himself.
1I1)l,]R QUAIT1Y and RIDER ser-
vieis your adlvanta-e. It costs no
more.
RIUFIUS- PN ST-OP
Pe'n - anufacturers. 302 State St
FOR 1tSALE111 Largye and portable type-
wiliters. See onirs before -you buy.
S. A. Aloian,. 711.- North University,
R-oon12.--

UPRZIGIIT' EVEREZ1TT P'ianio for rent.
SCall 403-M, pr'eferably after 6 P. M.
FROQNTS SUITE For two men or JMar-
riedl couple. Also double room.
r Stoam Hleat. 816 E. Kingrsley St.
Phone 219.
ONEi-IIALF dlouble room l1 block ]froml
Scampus in exchange c fr lighit work.
tPhone 1200-M.
) O~ It1? ,iRENT For school year?, sma ll
fur nished house, 523 S. Division St.
- Tel. 201-J.-

FOR RENT-Typewriters, good ma-
chines, reasonable charges. Short
or long term. S. A. Moran, Room 2,'
2nds floor,.711 N. Univ.
FOR S ALE Remington Portable
Typewriters. Time payments if de-
sired. Geo. Register, 04 E. Madg-
son, - Phone 1809.
MISt EILAN EOIJS
-We have the now Corona Four, with-
sndrd keybkoard, at $60, or Corona
Thriiee, with three-hank keyboard, at
,$50. Also, a fall line; of typewriters
and supplies. 'See us *When you need
0. D. MORRILL,
17 Nickels' Arcade,
Thie Typewriter & Stationery Store
LOO0SE LEAF NOTE BOOKS-One-
{piece cover leather; also the
c('heaper grades. Call and 'get a
featherweight size free of charge.
0. D. MORRILL,_
17 'Nickels' Arcade,
The 'Typewriter & Stationerv Store~

Phone 3211F-i
DAINTY GLOVE SILKS or satin bras- 2 atWsigo t hn 9
see $10 .1 1 E s W ah nt nS .P o e58NARROW Cotton brassieres 59c
LACE brassieres 89c.
LOVERS FORM brassieres $1.50-to
$5.00.-
Haeyudne
CORSELETTS $1,00 up..
THlE QUALITY SHOP-
303 S. Main'£ I5E
Ann Arbo~r, Mich.7
DON'T FORGET ": I__a il
FOR LADIES Furnishings fancy
work and novelties, the same :old t i
TIlE' EXQUISITE CORSET SHOP We have positively everything which stuilents will need in thle w
The Palais Royal ensuing year. Our service is unexcelled.
109 ._Liert._________ ~ UiverityAvene Phne 16{)R -The acoustics are perfect lo.
WANTED I - eeTh eow~ ume. A
WVANTED Young and healthy men lllla1111111{1Ilt!ID19tlii111,{1EI~illillllllhillli
weighing about 150 pounds at the -
University Hospital for blood don-= h usisaenw
Applnieiy Ho~s sp i cian'se uosisare perfectn w A
Ofie nvrst optl b.7a1-uck's IR estaurantL Philadelphia expert designed the
WANTED Family and Student wash-= 6oi EAST LIBERTY SPTR ET changes. It's hard to tell about but
Ings. All kinds of fraternity and W,~lIIIIIII==b
Sorority' laulndry. Satisfaction guarI easy to realize bya Visit.
anteed. Address Rt.It. 8 Box 98.-
WANTED girl for housework 2 hours O RM T O
each morning. Apply at once. 817 r UR MO T The interior has been beautified by
Arch- St. near Oakland. Mrs. S. H-OME COOKING £= drapes. There is a soft glow to the
Colef CLEA LINES lights that you will appreciate.
GIRLS TO EARN five dollars a day. QUICK SERVICE and --
Agreeable work. Will not interfere -
with college work. Mrs. C. D. Daw-= LOW PRICES. ~to
son.101 Seond t. ackonYou will like the floor, to .It has.
s o .i01ce onhS .,a k o nr
Ml'.-OPEN 6 A. Al. TO 7 P.M. a, new surface and is considered to
SENIOR STUDENTS prefer one tak- ~~--rankwthhebsinhs 1nty
ing Advertising'- Business Adminis- ~IIIIIIIIII~IIIIIIIIIt~~III ihtebs nti iiiy
tration or Jouirnalism on excep- - -~l! i1111illllllilllu il11111111111l11l111111iill
tionally well paying selling prop-Bil\/ainadhsGrge i-
BisitionkarrangedhitoGmeeteyour
schedule. Phone 3329-Rt. ril
___________________ chestra have been keeping heir instru-
ROOMMATE:i WANTED to fill vacan-vW e IGuarantee 'CAeanllifess -et-ntn tPa a aeti
cy left by student leaving univer- etsi un- -awPwLaeti
sity. One-half block from campus.l To insure you' against bread that is not absolutely pure, summ~er. They are back again better
510 E. Jefferson St.
WATDEprecdco n o-~ we have taken extra precautions. Besides having pure ingre.- - - than ever.
ter for fraternity. Permanent. Re-w dients in our bread, every loaf is handled by machines and .
ulv Dox No. M. M. Include hne W

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