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C DIOMENraduIAeI will bet.askete attoPrto t Bu[y your fountain pen ink at Rlder 3 I youareatelephone subscriber call Jimmi 'eai;1&to~banp;i rie a
TD I I 6 A~ U liate Walter fCamp whoformnyShopandtyouwill gtRA IkteAd-Taker, Daly1reaseorve nthegttad!~ F~ ~pt ~S.Mi
T IECapwofrmnyer- - 'rresb Ik Ink that fixes itself intei 'th charged. Dial your04
li)11Ii re XI?~fk ToAnser allj ws te drecorof athletics at that j ('ianil s$anfo d unive city swim paper and won't fade or entirely (1is- classify all want ads under appropriate headp'
!fini. r xpce T nwr alring team won the triangular matt at 'appear after it has set when mir in , 1; and to revise or withhold obectionahe f
For Those Not Engaged In university,.oy ____
~OhrSprsSeveral sketches for a memorial U) lPittsb1tiofl,'t (faating the Pittsburgh is applied. Ink suhstitutes are dang Thlis column closes at 3 P. M. date preed-
the former athletic leader have been Atlilctit ssociation and Carnce 11 erous and spell your pes. igpbiain oieo n ro utb O!I u orEse ade
su-te-t.h-niestyaciet.,, ~ ~3. I)RS 'N~given in time for the second insertion. zttArbor F)111 Ti. )lirouS ehoc-
_ CASH RTESSolale . bobas, mints nd ard
C ACHES SEEK LINEMEN !Among themn was a scheme for erect-hen and Ink Specialiss t1r S. State - Ten cents per reading line (on the basis o andies o{ 41_42
ing an elaborate colonnade to cover PA VY OU11 r Sl'IBCRJIONio.Tn brun-five average words to the line) for one or two_____________________
(By Associatedt Press) - Nn et e edn iefrtreo morun.T EL-tus o your Paster!
One hundred men are expected to _____________________ n rns.
ans er the Unvesit o Mi hi anCash cassifieds received at the Daily office; cleaning early. $ 50) for $5.0'0 in
ca lrswe ringe footver llt pactich ilnr in ee c o Ty 1'ieri o ihia he Press Building o Maynard Street. work, Te 1Doe W al Jack Chem-
20 when school re-opens following AnouncIes a Sp cnrACTed rates ival oCleaners.! Dial-35St[
the Easter vacation. The spring ses- 4Seia tnariedatsgveonn.lc 0323 ~
sion will be short and intense, the YOU HEN
w~tbigtecoachtE.E Wie- ee Christian__Science___ST
cour offinl re FrLec ure C~ risian 1OT-Piillps'LOS who are working your way through
mngessiwllbe all over in four jMciao v wattoernoi
or a th mos fie weks., ,i LST-Pillps'"American Negro1 worthwhle side money----
orn at ki nl o the mostnivnweks By RICHARD I. DAV," IS, C. S. Slavery," and "Economic Cost o'REl)T l
Spigwr s nyfrte e o ~Slaveholding." Call 21377 or re- AD HI
In other lines of athletic activity and of Chicago, Ilinois Uiest irr, ead eaeawdeaaeognzto
this may cut down the attendance tun o40-41-42 Liray.Re a nd We ew te apatie eriesiof
somewhat, as several of the football Member~i of t he Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, i 04.4s1adoe anhighe rad, meiderviaesyong
letter men are candidates for base- The first Chiur'clh ofChrist, Sientist, in Bostoi, Masaechsetts LOST-Onigheatherkeydringamarkedngan
ball and track squads. Absence of'LS-nletrkyrigmkdta,
the veterans will 'give the coaches op- 11 Northville, Mich.~ Rotary. Rceive I Ous is not a real estate or peddling
portunity to work with the newcomers, UnJfiversity Hall (,itlt('111- reward by returning to ~uarry ip'oosition blut an opportunity of real
17aI ~ t~~LiiDrug. 41i merit, worthy of your Irotivs-
especially the men from the freshmen (o ,~Cmu) ain
and reserve teams considered good Write to-(i y and tell u1of yoursel
enoughi for first string positions. '1I\, 1LOST-Rider mottled black and red ! tti, We wda ndil usroftyoarange
Especial search will be made among /Xfternoo 1926at 4fonti pen, Fidiay, bewe
he candidates according to Coach .iri JCOC ikl rad n er i ld. ualyareale appointments.
Wieman, for linemen to fill the placeseDIis Phone 3233. 925 S. State St. Ie -_________________
f Brown, Hawkins, Edwards anti Bab- TePic Is CordiallyInie ward. 41-42-43.
cock, or better for men why can comeGE O1VitrRcdof"i-,
earest to filling the places of the - PA Y YOUR ~SCIPTION Now. tors" "Yellow ad Blue" by Univ. cof!
teady and brilliant quartet that end- , Mch. and, e a t --I~us,
d football playing with the Minne- J dabr'&SiMschue
ita game. Reserve enids are in de- ifli10 S. Mai t. tf.
US-ELICAR SALE
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3IFord Roadster . . .......
IFordl Sedan...............
7Buick Touring...........
Buick Touring...........
3Veile Touring............
SChevrolet Sedan..........
)Dodge, Sedan............
)Nash Touring ........
2Scripts, Booth Touring ..
) Packardl Twin gx 4 passen-
ger sI)ort ...........
3Studebaker Special Touring.
SJe vett Sport R:) ,dster ..
rlHupp Coupe...............
- Buick 4 Touring..,....... .
B~uick Six Toroi*ng........
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NOTICE
Drop in and look fiese boys ovei'.
Th'lere is surely soon ti 3ug In tfis list
1iat will suit you.
Open "Nights an:iijundtay
ALBERT M. ('1A YES
Paige-Jewett----Jordan
3'j2 F. Washinigton )St. -Pbone 744
34-40-41.
mandl also, as Grube, who has played
that position for three years, is lost.
One or two of last year's backs prob-
ably' will be looked over for end ma-
terial, Wieman said. While OosteaR-
baan and Flora were able to play vir-
tually all the time last year, such luck
is unusual, and in addition, an end
must be developed to take the platce of
Flora a year hence.
Freshmen of known ability have
shown up 'for most of the positions
and the problem of Coach Yost and his
assistants will be to inculcate the de-
tails of the Michigan system of play
and determine which of the men have
the, ability to deliver, under 'fire, the
quality which makes or breaks a foot-
ball team.
The spring coaching staff will be
the same at that which taught the
Varsity last fall, with Fielding H.
Yost in general charge, Coach Wie-
man in charge of the lin~e and Blott
helping with the center trio. Cappon,
next year head coach at Kansas, will
spend his time with the men running
interference, teaching blocking, whilex
Kipke will work with the ball car-
riers and the kickers,.
hloff To Tour 'Wes't
Charley Hoff, world's champion
pole vaulter and all around athlete,
is preparing to invade the western
cities of this country: He left New
York yesterday for Chicago the first
stop of his continental tour. Hoff,
plans to compete at Columbus, 0.,_
Omaha, Neb., Kansas City, Mo., the'
University of Iowa, Seattle, Wash., San
Francisco, Los Angeles, and the Drake
relays.
Two baseball teams have been or-
ganized by the Democrats and Repub-
licans in the House of Representatives.
They will play for the Congressional
championship.
The golden jubilee tennis champion-
ship will be played at Wimbledon,
Eng., beginning June 21. All players
taking part in the tournament will re-
ceive commemorative medals.
For every article ror sale, there Is
u buyer. Reach him thru Classifieds.
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THIING~ SHE TQUTCIIES HAK(ES MHONEY. 'YOU'LL
HOWL1 WITH GLEE AT TilE STUNTS SHE DOES 'IO
IN THE TYPE OFL CLASS ('ONIEDY IN WIHISHE
HAS NO FEM1IINE1 EQUAL ON THE SCREE-N.
A SRECIAL
' TAILORIED SUIT , $300oo
33 s . W. IIIIAVYAVI1l) Dt
5 Slalp, oiver Prai~t &DI
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{ TYPItit ANT.ECD - f'heses', themes
papers, notes, etc., neatly, accurate-
Engelhardt. Dial 7275. e. o. d. tf
Sjly and promptly typed. Call Mrs.
En gelhardt. Dial 7275. e.o.d.-tf.
p1%G J GRADE clothes, custom tailor-
cade~, latest styles, perfect fit, $40 andI
up1. C. T. D - Iw, 1319 S. University
.39-40-41.1
Arnold's State St. a7ewelcr I
! is now carrying a complete line of I
fountain pens-all makes, all prices.
IWhatever type you may need, come in
j and see us, -we can satisfy you,
Arnolds State Sty Jeweler
302 S. State St. t.
FOUNTAIN PEN REP'AIRIIN+G
When your pen faits to work ,prop-
erly, remiemnber that Pider's Pen Shop
because of its coum lete equipment
backed by real Pen Makers service, is
the logical place to ltve it corrected.
Every pen we repair, regardless of
make, receives the same skillful at-
tention and all wor k is guaranteed.
No waiting to have it sent to the fac-
tory or what is worse,, chance of in-
jury from inexperienced workman?.
ship.
Rider's Pen Shop -
Tumes., Thur., Sun. tf.
W'ANTED
WANTEDt--Experienced stenograph-
ers, typists, and dictaphone opera-
tors for part-time work. Apply at
Secretary's Office in University Hall.
39-40-41.
WANTED-Washing and Ironing.
Curtains laundered. Call 22388. 41
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INOTICE-Mell Gillespie, teacher and
soloist, thirty years experience,
Mandolin, banjo, guitar, and chord
construction. Telephone 4757.
Wed,, Fri., Sun., tf.
An extra pair of pants doubles the
life of your suit, we snatch any cloth.
M. G. WILl), 109 E. Washington
TY~i~WITINGE. 0. D.
TY~kRIT G &IMi EOGRAPIHING
Promptly and neatly done by compe-
tetoperators at moderate rates.
Cliege work a specialty for seven-
teen years.
OD. MORRILL,
17Nickels Arcade,
fThe Typewriter & Stationery Store
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BRING YOUJ FRIENDS IN FOR
SUNDAY EVTEING LUNCIT
jARBOR FOUNTAIN 41
A Pleasing variety of hoine cooked
foods for your Sunday evening
lunch at the-
AReBOR FOUNTAIN 41
A. NASH CO., Golden Rule Tailors
aSpring Suit's and Topcoats
Style, Fabric, Tailoring Guaranteed
- Dial 6746 or 9736 tf.
SPECIAL release of llenry Ford's Old
Fashioned IDance orchestra, Virginia
ReelI, Plain Quadrile, Hl-e and Toe
Polka. AL13lENI)IN(gE1 MUSIC
jNOTIC1-Laster candlies of all var-
S;ieties at the 13etsy Ross SShop.
'Pick YourS Now!?
j ~~39-40-41-42. I
TYPIEWRITERIS
GWANTED-Man or Woman
perience in selling shoes.
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with ex-
Appl2y at
FOR RENT..
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, all
conveniences, hot and cold water,
'rent reasonable. Phone 5594. 607
E. Hoover. 39-40-41
FOR RENT-A south east single
room on second floor at ;1020 So.
University. Dial 5938. 39-40-41
FOR RENT-Furnished living room
and kitchenette. $9 per week. Bed-
'room could be arranged on third floor.
1033 Packard. 39-40-41
FOR RENT-Attractive five room
bungalow, well furnished, for sum-,
mer months. One block from cam-
pus. May lease for year. Call
22251 or 1314 Volland Street. May
lease for year. 40-41-42
FOR RENT-Furnished 6 room hbouse
with garage on Wells St., from June
:15th. University, people preferred.
Rent reasonable for right party.
Diail 3786. 40-41.
FOR RENT-Near campus and hospi-
tal, two rooms and kitchrenette. Well
furnished, $10 per week. Dial 7445.
41.
FOR RENT-Two rooms, bath and
kitchenette on 2nd floor. Apart-
ment furnished with hieat, water and
lights. 507 Detroit St. Dial 7595.
41-42-43^
FOR RENT-Beautiful apartment, 1st
Ifloor, large living room, fire place,
fsun parlor, and sleeping porch.
Furnished for two to six people.
One. suite, $10 per week.
Furinshed fiat for caretaker, inquire
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TOM MIX
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WHISPER"
Tulesda~y anid Wednesday
'4D)ANGEROJJVS MONEY"
Thiursday
BEN LYONSI
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SHE had to -squander a million
in three months.
Come and watch bewitching
Bebe' burn up the town.
A de luxe comedy and a gor-
geous fashion parade combined.
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Charming Vanizette knitted underwear and
silk hosiery in latestParisian modes and
shades offeva you remiarkable opportunities
for attrctive- Icomenispare moments.No
money or previous butsinMs experience re-.
quired. pallpar1iculaxsincludiingcolor illus,
tratioas gladly. sent upon request. In'it~
Yesetl rnp?ODdSta~t.203ltmrttStOttIls..
Rbouiltandsod hndoxcallgaed,
clought,soldire ndreuch.agd
cereptkairbeeddrviebuilt.parg-
metstockAndArbesorviedeat
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17 Nickels Arcade, WNE ORN-nJn om
TheaTperier: & C.StatinerSorea iri private family or a small apart-
telr=L..Smt Crn ment on South East side of Campus
t.by young man connected with Uni-,
'NOTIyCr versity. Box 76. 41-42-43.
All Expenses Aftlotat Ashore
.$290 Lijb
T RA VEL Student fashion, with us,
the only organization having the
entire Tourist III Class of two Ocean
Liners reserved exclusively. Find out
the re'ason'. Our greatest Student Sail-
irmgs, with special orchestras and enter-
tainments:
S. S. ANDANIA .....J.....une 30
M. S. GRIPSHOLM .........July 3
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UNEXCELLED EAST ER ADDED PROGRAM
}MACJK SENNETT!'rs o5RLalnLahee
ILAIN CLOTHES
Fe at u, ng
i.IIARRY IAN00
Keith Stage Feature
The Sensation of the CenturyT
JOE MENDI
(Figure it out for Yourself)
t l u iw ill enjoy our
S)ITNIAY EVENING SPECIALS,
Amrbor Fountain 41
I ARI "Always" on Victor Record, as
a waltz, fox trot or vocal number at
Mclueele & Son Music house,
110 S. Main St. tf.
PERZPETUTAL CALENIDAR-A magne-
tic arrow finds the day of the week
'for any date. Send 25c ($1 -for 5)
Ifor this device together, with the
mnathem atical formula upon which
}it is based and rule for calculative
FOR RENT-Suite of rooms for two
girls. Phone 21308 after six.
41-42-43.'
FOR RENT-Furnished light house-
keeping rooms, with kitchenette,
newly decorated. Phone 0368. 330
E. Ann St. 41-42-43.
FOR SALE
FOR, SALE--Ford- Coupe, 1922. Fine
motor, tires, finish, clock, heater.
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