SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, News From O ther Colleges E I i Railway "Cz"ar" traniural festival here. Sorority rep- resent atives and Varsity track men will be0 the P1 iflii*l omtpetitor's. I fomU $50 to $25 a man. 1 Ithaca, N. Y.---( Carl l Akeley in his, lecture at Cornell university recently on the subject of "Gorillas and Vol- canoes in Kivu," declared that "tHe( gorilla is a quiet, inoffensive, pcte- nR loving beast when left alone, and the man who goes out and 'shoots one, wantonly, and without reason, other than for personal glory, is a murder- er." Montreal, Can. - A retucin chessa match has been schedunled1 for theie,,~l future between the students ai pi o-, <~fessors of McGill university. The last1 match, held earlier in the season, r- Ssulted in a 4-1, victory for the 1far ulty iat S1 1: iwagers fre'juently are o0l- lWt1 to send tl o igland fori' ileflwho can wearii lothIcs anld appear as en tIc"" 1011051, i fiss ('I ic reniark~d (luring thie coulrae of the illt('rvwx. " e (11015 a1e siuliy lailg Mllover I1howi- sel x'es to;gt c on]ci s vy Iii IN\o cr three 111011ini Ne'C oi cityv who')can lake such lpart5,silsbesaiPd. 'And yet college Th11011 oVc'I k the 'S go as a rmul( to faule." Ilescotni~ennle cocu'uld bylvsay- ing that an acetor ini a 10nor fr it coal1 earn $500 meekly by iile~c ly "playinug Ii~ ~ ~ r !' oa15ilglady, iprovidled lie+ tSl can 1 M1 Yea f it'; an(] tie a, ,llov._t-1 ,s cor- ee . tl I. Princeton, N. J.-A new shie it Pas app~eared inl the P rincet on un ivers1t V Ii l;rS ry la boled Bs c'.s You MAn! ,?l.to of the bast sellers If fleeps Iooc thaIt have been caret ni ly so] c(l cii and have wit"Istood the s of timle. La wrence, Nan. n 2 cmers of tlPc Ii-'e t ;' t Ialheft t'11i' l v" Itlich 1limiits t 'e e':tijea2('lii a e per capit aeacthyca r .,;' social ctl vit~cs within f'alL'1'ait- S rbana. IIl-- - Grades for thke first: so - rut r ave been above the av1r Ik;til Orl~l g to x1,zres3t3rt, ii "fled. )by Iii tli v I s~t it V ( li s 1. 1 It; hte , ;itei n reI1 f;kg i t1,'t:;n1i hkt the ia *;Se , with itilh re st i? flont l l (a ! I1:tt0>> a e 1 i 1 of ~ ~ o falrsi h tpil {uar C;711 :' i lz . J5 n h t 8a''~ t'a It>e, t\alo;h.- --ongs of thle tlint- Vei'sit y of \Va,h ingi.onl arety to he play- edd or!tl O1O) c11111 s 'aily by ille at 1 ~cllailt, ("(eorge 11ailey. Het will Set-- ect, oil(0song; each v; eel.,andl play it seea7 tnsddx 011 ~ t 1 111 '- iSys xvFE ii lltvii 11: 1D , .'\CE'12 ll' t Il maZ:- (I r ,~ 'I ila ('(L r of :x lm" o her Y 1 * members. It is ruamored t hat: the st u1 .dents are mnaking every eltort to per-? >0W %vl avc;)i, (, oIIo . - n-1 cre t ay 11at - feet their game in lpreparationl for i ' hin,;1 ilof yVale iiivol' ,il Vin a l'5 ait second encounter. alir ss maa do an a ''neal toi, :aoiiey for ;-le; *51j snipsi erile" thi. sl \iO mnight Madison, Wis. -There r t.l110 c' c' ae!' iZ?] CX~ls el at'- eof for a woman student ao, ;21; i eOW011':7 SOnw.''An- iit (rial in the being unable to care for 1) r lia-c 'xele balty News talkes,', with Huit- home, cater to' her 11usband's t;1 to I (hins on thle gro{Inds i('(jeull1y as and design her own ,cloth1s, itl (e >':; godlr css its touhd lbe obtain ed lby a Miss A. L. M~arlott, professor o01 ba.0l('01to 1 di vision if itthe fu11nd.fow ~avail- ' aeconomics, heru. Tile home e(sonon;,I abise. rPeidtorial. states' that "a: a department of the university now of- 'r;'sult of a certasin inefliclency in al-j fers courses in Householdl manage-; lotting scholarship)s, a few of them, m1ent, dietetics, and d esigning,, thatL merely make it easier for me1£n who may be completed in a single semes- atre perhiaps not as greatly in need as ter', which are openl to women notj others who receive no aidl; and thai; majoring in the ^departmrent. somie who do not receive enough help. under the present system are not real- Cambridge, Mass.-"The scarcity ofl izing the value they_ deserve from ,s actors able to r ightfully interpr et lbhelt heir education. "The ideal collegectos r l of g n e m n h s ri p d sc retI t a i n w u d be ne n w i h t e ofpays in the United States," Miss ' studlent Would have a surplus of time Ina Claire, one of America's for emost b fr intelligent: leisure, andl perhap~s .1 ' comediennes, recently informed a rc-tri abroad. The undlergraduate cr- S porter of the IHarvard Crimson. Tile- taily does not owe his whole duty ADVETISNG TH i'lc i He 1 ~it <7 ' )' c' r #' d 3 ;": Z. ' . S i' 4' i }, gr s d, a n" i i NOTICE EXPERT WATCH. REPAIRING Arnold State Street Jeweller 302 South State P. For Typ, G. Dealer in Sundstrand 'HONE 866 ewriter Repairing All makes)I Woodstock typewriters,f and Portable Adding j ~LOSTI LOST-Circular mosiac pin with dove; design andl filigree border. Liber- al reward. Phone 526-M. 721 For- est Ave. I I ST--F raternity pin. Initials S. A. IS. on b~ack. Call 3553, ask for Stern. Reward. LOST-A pair of tortoise shell glasses, not in case, between Tappan and 1L. ad S. unch. Phone 2034-M. EL:..ST---- Sell rm glasses in soft brown leather case. Beryl Schafer. Phonte 2730. FOR SALE FOR1 SA '.E-~At a saIcrifice, very fine Grand pia no, mahogany case. Phone 1283. ...Mwmwmmw"m.i,,, m 12 machines.j Ann Arbor Typewriter Exchange REFINED MIDDLE aged Ann Arbor lady desires lady comlpanion to tour England, Holland, France, etc. this June and July. Entire expenses less than $500. Write box 637,1 Michigan Daily, for interview. TRY OUR New Way Toasted Sand- wiches. Best you ever ate. Arbor Fountain PARTY FAVORS Made to your order for Washington and St. Patrick Parties. BROWN'S 1BOOK STORE 210) South Main St. Watch Saturday Evening Post. Ed ucatfor Sh oes. Hlargis Bootery. TRY. OUR Hot 'Toasted Sandwiches. They are delicious. Arbor Foun- tai. Our moderate prices make it possible for all to have FRESH H-OME GROWN FLOWEhS. ANN ARBOR FLORAL CO. 122 E. Liberty. Phone 1630 117 South Main St. 0OT IS ' 'TJie largiest selling v quality pencil a n the world degrees Superlative in quality, the world-famous copying E. I YOU WILL FINDI GOOD AND EFFICIENT SERVICE aIt the CHIURCH STREET BlARB-ER S110[O' 607 Church Street RUGS SHI AMPOOE D or (lust cleaned. Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works. Phone 50. ITIS H CiA~I1Y TO EAT IT IS (GOOD 'TO%)EAT IT IS LPRO11ER TO EAT and YOU MUST EAT TO KEEP? FIT- TRY OUR SANI)WWIIES We Deliver KEWPIE HOTEL TYPEWRITE RS T:LYPE WRITlERt HiEADQ UARTERS Newv and second hand Corona, Remt-; ington and Underwvood p~ortables. L. C'. Smith', Underwood, Royal, Reining- iofl uised(t and(factor'y rebuilt 111wehines. Save $,1.11.00 or more by buying from us. Easy t(eiriis if desired. Renting and repairinig a specialty. 0. D. MORRIIL 17 Nickel's Arcade Tile TJypewxriter & Stationer-y Store. Open evenings. Established 1903 TYPE+WRITlING & 2 IMAEOGRAPH ING It EMINGTO N P0ORTADBLE TYPEWRITERS ''imie paymnents if desired (EIIIE 041 IfISTEIII. 604 :1,' il Madison IPhone 1809 TY1 ElX lING & Ml MI OGRAPHING p jromptly anhd neatly (101e by experi- enced operator's at moderate rates. 0. 1). )I101i{1L11 17 Nickel's Arcade Established 1908 Open eveningsI FOR RENT FOR1 RENT-Furnished, steam-heated, ' live room aplartmnent. First floor. 504 Lawrence St. FOR RENT-Single room for gentle- man. $3. 2960-M. 1203 Forest. FOR RENT-Large suite and apart- moent, block from campus. Private bath. 625 Church. FOR. l RNT- On first floor, four good rooms for housekeepinig. Conveni- ently located b~etween Campus and Main. Call 17113-M. FOR RI]NT-Pleasant single rooms- very reasonable. 514 Cheever court. at rear of -Union. 243-J. FOR RENT-Single r'oom1 inlqutiet h10ne1. 1145 Forest ave. 261-W. BEAUTY SHTOPPES' Permanent Waving and Marcolling MACK AND CO. 3rd Floor Main St. Thr'ee expert marcellers. Shingle I trims. Soft water used at all timnes. J)IIA'I'IA BEAUTTY SHOPPE (Above Cushing's) Buy dozen give best service and longest wear. Plain ends, per doz. $1.00 Rubber ends, pcr doz., 1.20 e4t all dealers American Lead Pencil Co. 220 Fifth Ave., N.Y. Rivals thec beauty of fie .SAuret Tanager Red and' Bil(ck Comnbinatio'n Rter. 'Trade Mark U. S. Pa~t. OJffice i 1~p Z Out of' sight- out of harm's way--is the Parker tPress- Button Filler 2 Ink-Tight be- cause of the extra sieeve inside the Duo- Sleeve Cap Ann 'Arbor's Newest and Fi estMen's Clothing~tr O P N loU RAYHre's a store with a distinctive appeal to studets who want to dress at their best yet obtain the utmost in value for cvci-y dollar invested. A PERSONA L MESSAGE I'by e'xpeienlce of t welty years in the tiloring' bulsineCsJiltS qua~lified fire t )olpen such .1 uili hcalibier'store, 'It -will be m n Uilto sell 4only3 t he l.Iest styied suts of0 the -very best tailoriiig'. Every garment is sold 114 , der .1 guiarantee of comlllete sat isfactioni. Every price offer; thle flumS.l .io~n f clothinig value. Louis Dcl Prete Extra T10rousers FREE WITH EVTERY SUIT SOLD DURING OUR OPENING MONTH A special inducement ! Select your suit during this month and we will give you an extra pair of trousers without cost. Take advantage of this opportunity ! I I' I, :: s' ;. Opp. Eng. Arch Phone 799-M1 Hlarg'is Bootcmy-WctIIArcadeo Educator Shoes are better. Light tani, smooth leathers for Spring are the Eastern styles. I have thlem at only $8.50. '13ILLIA1ll l ow Fine 'Tables Satisfactory Rates Cigars Tobaccos Dunhill Pipes Gilbert Candies Magazines Brick Joe Cream JOHSTON BROTHERS 514 E. Williams GILBERT CHOCOLATES from the KANDY-KOLD-CASE ARCAD IE PHIARMIACY "Petty" is worth its weight In gold Its Jewel-Smooth 25- Year Point Gives Your Hand the Winning Speed and Character Y ES, every day new situa- tions arise when this hand- size, rapid, jewel-smooth writer beats the clock to the finish- to pass a test, take full lecture notes, complete any work in hand on the dot. Its Over-size Barrel holds that extra ration of ink that will tide you over~ a few more days, or a few extra pages of writing that you can't foresee. And the "Lucky Curve" feed delivers the ink with sure-fire certainty. Better replace your old pen with this inspiring Classic. If not mistreated, we guaran- tee its jewel-smooth point for 25 years' WEAR. Its black- tipped lacquer-red barrel makes it handsome to own and hard to mislay. Step in to the pen counter and get it. Come out a_:.1 pull a good one. ALOW AS $25 We re'present Adler Balt imore and Dan- iel Boone New Spring Clothes. Ex- clusive of the latest styles in the very highest grade of mlater'ials5. X3O $35 $4O AND UP' Every garmnt Ihand tailored of the very finest workmlanshipD. The loose fitting English models in the newest shade of colors. Unequalled value! I- I' I 1~ ~0 P Ii I' 'I '>1 NEW SPRING TOP COATS The new Spring topcoats are exception- ally attractive both in style and price. Featur-ing the new shades of bl111. $25 to $40. a NEW SPRING DRESSES Most attractive designs and ma- OT TI"IYF'Tbc!I m ' ..... - .._ A&-wa., m 1