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LOST
LOST-Auto robe between 1H1ll and
Packard. Reward. Return to 61011
Fortest Ave. 7-8-9.
LOST-Bunch "o f 'keys, Tuesday, on
campus. Dial 2-1898. 7.
LOST-Phi Gamma Delta pin. Name
on back. Please call 6017. 6-7-8
LOST-An A. T. 0. fraternity pin, Ini-
tials R. M. P. on back. Call 8327.
5-6-7
LOST-Girls' white gold ring with
setting, possibly in Waterman Gym.
Liberal reward. Phone 5993.
5-6-7.
NOTICE
N~OTICE-Mell Gillespie, teacher and
soloist, thirty years e~perience,
Mandolin, banjo, guitar, and chord{
construction. Telephone 4757.
Wed,, Fri., Sun., t21
WHENI ITS any thing in Music or
Musical Instruments see Schiaeberle
& Son, 110 ,S. Main St. tf.
FOUNTAIN PEN INK
Buy your fountain pen ink at Rider's
Pen Shop and you will get REAL ink,
fresh ink. Ink that fixes itself in the
paper and won't fade or entirely dis-
appear after it has set when moisture
his applied. Ink substitutes are dang-
annta n.d mnnil v*.r nne
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LOCAL EVENTS
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le submitted to the Local Events.
Editor by s P. M.
PREDICTS NEXT WAR WLLl
BE BATTLE Of THE AIF
of the same type. Airplanes would
5e ineffective against them, becaus e
(heir rate of ascension is ,but one-
tenth ais fast. An observation car
Swhich could be lowered 1,000 to 2,000
feet by a cab~le, so that the ship might
remain above the clouds while an ob-
server was spaying on the enemy, was
G E N ERA L
According to a recent predict ion ofI
C'apt. E. A. Lehman, \vice-pr1esidentt of
_- ythe Goodlyear Zeppelin corporation, j
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included in the description.
Work of Michigan artists" will be' the next great war will be a battle ofj
dislayd rom1:0 t 5o'coc dalythe air. Giant dirigibles, he says, will LANSING.-Franlk D. McKay, state
ith Net be the chief instrument of warfare. tesrr etra umte
ith Wetgallery of Alumni Mom- 'aa tement to the legislature, charging
orial hall until Feb. 28. Each ship) will carry 20 airplanes st wihthaedope f n akn f1~t recent published reports to the
effect that' the state sinking fundR is
La Sociedad Hispanica will iieet at 0on again while in flight, and whvlich dtilcient X1,800,000, are inaccurate anid
7:30 o'clock in room 306, Union. will have a cruising radius of 4,0001nL.laig
miles, thus being able to reach any mlaig
Sli h rd ft e W m ns Ed c -;c r e ft eg o e u h si , o l ttional club, which was scheduled for be vulnerable to attack only, from theo For every article tor sale, there ls
tonight, has been indefinitely postpon- air, and then only'-from superior ships buyer. Reach him thru Classifieds.
ed.
Il Circolo Italiano will meet at 7:301
o'clock tonight in room 202, South
Wing.
The Saginaw clue will meet at 7:30
o'clock tonight in room 304, Union.
WEDNSDAYNIGHT FEB. 24
"T'AVIATA"
'.I!1)ica
Eddy wvill lecture on "La Poesia
Espanola" at 7:3"$0 o'clock in}
1 v lin :;f 1 llG 1 1[.1
R E 1I I I U
Wednesdav
Prof. William A. FrAyer of the his-
tory dep~artment, will sp~eak on the re-
l ation of religion to history at 4:30
o'clock in Harris hail.
rimrsday
An interdenominational student sup-
per will be held at 6 o'clock at H-
ris hall. Rev. Alvin Magary of De-
troit, will speak.j
with MARINA POLAZZI and
Julia n Ol i'er, Mlill el Nnlez, Yuihindle RinaildI
SYM1PHION Y ORCHESTRA - CHORUS
Aido 'Franciletti, Conlductor'
MAIL ORDERS
NOW
PRICES
$3.30, $2.75, S2.20, $1.65
SEATS
FRIDAY
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EReverend Magary will also speak
an interdenominational service,
which all the Protestant ministers
town will take part, at 7:30 o'clock
St. Andrewv's church.
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RIDER'S PEN SHOP .
Pen and Ink Specialists "115 S. State
'NOTICF -Mr. Taylor, vice-presidentAnarlviwoBnga cn o
of Oregon State. Spiritualist associa-AnarlviwoJinhmcny
tion will lecture. Charles M. Whaley snow slide buried the Highland Boy zii
of Detroit, well known here will fol- is the longest and narrowest "town"
low with =messages. Written ques-
tions answered. Feb. 26th, 7:30; HELP WA.NTED!-
P. mn. at 318 E. Jefferson St. Pubic I
Invited. 7-8-9. HJEL PWANTED-Typi'st to work half' (
dyeither moringsorafternoons.
TYPEWITER Apply a once. IvMichigan Biological:
Rebult nd ecod hnd f al mkes Supply Co., Corner Williams and
Reul adscodhn o.al ae;Second Sts. G-7-8.
bought, sold, rented,' exchanged,E
cleaned, repaired and rebuilt. Litrg- F4OR RIENTi
est stock and best service depart-
went in Ann Arbor.FO RETOebokfmcaps
0. D. MORRILL, 1FobReNT-one bockelfur nicampu
17 Nickels Arcade,1dobefotrowllunihd
and warm. Second floor, $U each.
The Typewriter & Stationery Store boy. 320 Thompson, Phone 3292.
Dealer: L. C. Smith ,& Corona -678
FOR RENT-Large .furnished room
Arnold's State St. ?3eweler for one or two .persons. Dial 91"5.
Is now carrying a complete 'line of'l Reasonable. 678
fountain pens-all makes, all prices.
ni, Ujtah, where more tlwn 50 were killed and scores injured when a
.ning settlement. Bingham, situat ed at the very bottom of the canyon
in the world.
L.VVL~fL 1W U&l6G'YI
I senatorial Race
(By Associated Press,)
Reports concerning the coming
senatorial election in Massachusetts
state that President Coolidge is tak-
ing considerable interest in the con-
test since one of the candidates,
IWilliam M. Butler, is a close friend
of the President and the man he
chose to be 'chairman of the Repub-
lican national committee. Observers
say that the race will be a close one.
CHICAGO.- Wilson and company,
packers, was sold yesterday to the re-
organization committee for $23,150,000,
and the reorganization plan which has
been in the making since the receiv-
ership in 1924. will be put into ef-
feet.
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THETHEATER
Today-Screen
A rcade-"The Eagle," with. Rucd-
ol1pli Valentine.
Majestic-"H-ands Up," with Riy-
mond Griffith.
Wuerth. _- "Br-avelleart," with
Rod La Roque.
I Geologists Will
!MeettHere Aprill1
IGeologists, members of Sigma Gam-
ma Epsilon, honorary geological fra-
terntity, v~ill meet for the annual na-
I t ional convention in Ann Arbor April
1 andI 2. Plans for the gathering were
Smade at the luncheon meeting of the
society yesterday -noon, at the Union.
Second semester officers were, also
elected: Robert W. Karpinski, '26, be-
ing name dpresident; Ronald Smeaton,
I '27, vice-president ;Sohn T. Todd, '26,
Isecretary-treasurer; and Edwin Stan-
Back in those good old days
when the daring undergrads
rode 'their bikes around town
with their feet on the handle
bars, and a race between -two-
wheelers was a gala event-
even in those good old daya
Anheuser-Busch was natfi'ally",
known among good fiell&*.
And now, with
as free lunch and pretzels, ,
PALE DRY
is the favored drink of college
men because, like the college
man, Busch Pale Dry is a' good
mixer everywhere and every
time.
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Today-Stage
(Detroit) - "Stolen
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Garrick
F'uit."
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'26, corresponding secretary.
'Whatever type you may need, come in~
and see us, we can satisfy you
A rnelds -State -St. Jeweler .
$02 S. Statb St. tt.I
FOR RENT-1 apt., 1-2 block from
campus. Four rooms unfurnished.
Both with private bath. Dial 5779.
5-6-7-8-9-10.
Bonstelle Playhouse (Detroit)-
"The Man Who Came Back."
Shubert Lafayette (Detroit) -
"Rainbow Rose."
Newv Detroit (Detroit) - "Am-
erican Born," George M. Co-
han.
Make your party dis-
I tinctive by
using our
SPECIAL
Marcelling, 50c
Shampooing, 50c'
Hot Oil Treatment,' 75c
Manicuring, 50c
Open Friday and Saturday
Evenings.
SUNSHINE
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TYPEWRITING & )HMIEOGRAPHLNG FOR RENT-Microscopes, Michigan
Biological Supply, Co., Corner Wil-
Promptly and neatly done ,by conmpe- liams and Second Sts. 6-7-8
tent operators at moderate rates.___________________
College work a specialty for Aeven-C FOR RENT-202 E. Huron St., excel-
tee y0r. DEORIL lent double room, steam heat, priv-j
Sate entrance. 7.
place cards, nut cups
and tallies.
APPLIED ARTS
2 -tiickels .Arcade
Th~e Shop for Unique Gifts
11
ANHEUSE-Buscu Si.L uis
KLEIS BEVERAGE CO.
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.1117Nckels Arcade,
The Typewriter & 'Stationery Store
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FOR RENT-Double room and suite,!
plione 7022. 7-S-9.
Distributors
Arin Arbor, Mich.
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Opposite IHelen
4312 Maynlard
Newberry
D)ial 21308
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PERPETUAL CALENDAR FOR RENT-Central, modern apart'
A magnetic arrow finds the day of ment, Zwerdling Fur Shop. P'hon(
the week for any date. Send 25c $507_______7-8-9______
($1 for 5) for this device together with ;FOR RENT-Campus (one block), ter
the mathematical formula, upon which; room2 hpuse, newly decorated, mod-
it is based and rule for calculating re ern. Phone 7022. 4-5-6-7-8-9
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suits mentally. A. C. Wasnburne,
Pittsfield, Mass. 2-3-4-5-6-7.
BERLIN- The present serious in-
NEW VICTOR Record releases every dustrial crisis in Germany is forcing
Friday. You'll always find the lat- I many firms to restrict their' operations
est and best on Victor Records. considerably and the number of iin-
Schaeberle & Son, 110 S. Main St. employed in the Ruhr district especi-
tf. ally is increasing.
CLEAiNING
LENGTHEN the life of your clothes by
rgiving them: proper attention. Cheerk
up. Wahl's ,7914. 7-8-9-10-11-12.1
WASHING
Washing and ironing to do at home.
Mfrs. Van Fleech, 444 5th St. Dial 71109.1
6-7-8.
WANTEDI
WANTED-20 men for summer work.
Guarantee $38.00 'a week, for thosej
who can qualify. Phone Glidden,j
21349 after 6 p. m. for appointment.
HELP WANTED Wd f
HELP WANTED-Day work for men I
and Women-Washtenaw Employ-
nent Agency, 224 Detroit St.
5-6-7.t
PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW.
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ANNOUNCEMENTI
Modern General Garage
All IKinds of
Auto Repairing
Storage
Washing
Used Car Bargains
JEWELL
Auto Sales and Service
On ;Maynlard Opposite I aj.
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*Here is the
Old FasioedBr
Double StrengihPpemn
lfyT ou prefer Sugar Coaled Gum
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Ann ouncing
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Anniversary
One year ago this week we opened our new store, In appreciation
of the hearty patronage given this store, we offer a
'Straight Reduction of
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AbirQo~i
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!J irst
20%
On ,Every P'urchlase' hate, Inicluding
New Spring Suits
New Top Coats
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REGULAR
PRICES
YOUR LAST CHANCEj
$300 1 0
A- Also Our -New Dinle of Fulrnishinlgs.
We feel t;nj4Ia is. an unu~lsual offer at this time of t he year, and should
not he overloo~ked. Come in amd, select Four new Suit and .[oh Coat now'.
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