SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926 THE' MICHIGAN DAILY P"AGlE SVEN - Ypslanti Normal'CARP OL7R TJWO' ISONSN.LES STWO MEN ON D HIS( a In New Conference} oUIA SIFIE IIUIII HUAL-MRCA WMMN SUDTHS rVfN M[M I Jf5'//i 1 11 I ADISOti, 'Wis., Dc,.10 -foe famous Chicago0 univesity ooflal CLOSESlr (By Associated Press) IUU MEI iUt'immeI S ni : coaci othe.tar, w~ill lnow prepre or hsfinal AT 3P..AD VERT' IS'IN G"tT, rx YPSILANTI, Mich., Dec. 10.-Final' --Utnive iv o sotnsin 1111, developed uason under Coach Stein tuci d bids j =3-FA details of the organization what will (Th i tehdoft he 1 11 l CarnednIiingthe 19 6 tank season twxo o t ar to k tici hlis irecord o1 last ". t '1 Y P1AVRITIN prompty and nat modeirate PalCS, . ). DM:orrill, 17 be known as the Michigan Collegiate all-Afimerican ere. conference were completed at a meet- I lk field st ar:i were p1Oinl iful at ing; of the contracting schools here Michigan ih, =r1)]and 191 14 and( Walter yesterday. A constitution and by-: Camp l)chlo c one of the V ?.zr half- laws we ea adopted, rules applicable backs for h~s ta3 1rA~lii an isam Al at the be cning of the next school year' each of t. o 50ye,; - Jin C . c' was were agreedl upon and the determining 'awarddla plackc in 19113 w :iic J hnnruy of championships in basketball, base- iMa inbetscii, now coa,,h of the "Okla- ball and track for the present year homxa A. & M. team w°hich th~e started t1V organization functioning iXlissori Valley Conferenice; i. ! this: imlflnediately. season, was sielected at haitba~ck thne Members present at yesterday's Ifollowing year. meeting, which was presided over by 1 9 1 C. P. Steimle of Michigan State Nvor- IIt~l, ot3 n lr mal school, were Detroit City College, ! Iotgsett, cmi1~ti '11 am Detroit; Western State Normal, Kala- 1 lPrinceton, tackle; "Pennock, lilarvard, mazoo; Central State Normal, Mount guar'd; D~es Jardlienrs, Chicago, center; Pleasant, and Michigan State Normal Browvn, Navy, guard; Tlbot, Yale, here. All schools had from two to tackle; Merrilat, Army, end; I3unting- four or "five, representatives -present. ;ton; Colgate, quarter; Craig, Michigan, Adoption of the one-year rule which !halfback ; Brickley, Hlarvard, half- barsfresmen rom he Vrsitback; Mahan, H-arvard, fullback. of the competing schools was the larg-'I 1914 est change from conditions under' Hardwick, Harvard, end; lBallin, which the ,schools hav~e competed in ,Princeton, tackle; Pennock, hIar vard, ,the past. Beginning with next Sep-! guard; McEwan, Army, center; Chap- tember, when the rules become ope-I man, Illinois, guard; Trumbull, Bar- rative, first. year men will not corn-Ivyard, tackle; O'Hearn, Cornell, end; Pete in any of the contests between lGhece, Dartmouth, quarter; Maul- the members of the new conference., etch Michigan, halfback; B~radlee, Harvard, halfback; liahan, 1-arvard, Pennsylvania played three footballi fullback. games in .a row, in which the finalI result was 3-0. Subscribe for Thme Michigan Dlaily. fthe greatest collegiate performiers in thle c 117lltl'. Three 8 plces xv 1 C i'' WOi'l ( to Iad ;er swinviers in the winter.1 Winston lCratz, whose event is the 200-yard breast stroke, was rated FOIL RENT .ai :-e ScTy _j E: recenitly published S-paldinng's tall fourth in the United States iii lhi; America Intercollegilate s'..hurning specialty. Both of these boys madez TWO large single front,. rooms. One 'l'fST I-tli' d' '~n~'O >eth tea-a. the gig Tfen inythical teams in their half double moom with sleeping H hhheer(8.AIni r\.1' Clarence "Bunny" Hiersclhberge -, events and were placed on soveral all- porch if desired. 1345 Geddles. 5ity h11 dho ii r ok Wiscojnsn captain, received a rating istar imedley combinations. I-ersch-, Dial 6348. 64-65-66 "Cloiste(r offifh({1 i11;+.ei.rih. tNear Mieb-nc . yy offfhi eS-addash and eighth brge:,r won the Concrcnc r,50-yard -'llnom ele1 \lkr-i.' in t he 100-yard evon1 . 'This lanky dash at Ann Arbor last winter over a# DESIRABLE sweet for rent on second ; Phone 22 126. l-6 i ped merchant, Ithe sort of the once high--clwas entry list. floor for women students. Phone - 5538. 64-65 LOST-Police dog.,, ranwr .I name "Scout'' rVI11ls i.1: .w , 0 II FOR RENT-Rent a piano or Victrola. Dr. Loree, 11artoa hills, A2111 rbc. i . .. - k;-- , 2 6 - N~~~~~~,, )' i(' iy vbody will ii~)e(ai a agitWe havelag 501(1 onto please every body. 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Now available. 612 Hill St. °- Phone 6637. 62-63-64 WVA NED) NOTICE--Beautiful gi _______________________________i P~vht. s-- z rFi' 1 ;i., ('11oc. nShopi grage .. Pho 62-G63-64 ?T Goods-Staind vice. CityPhrn 1616 -,-7.:-73 gifts from India. J iub~ bwc TIL evie *s FIRST METHODIST Corner State and Wash. Sts. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH R. Edward Bayles, Minister Itoward R,. Chapman, Minister of Students 10:30 A. 11.-Sermon by Rev. W., IR. Shaw onl "Enter Int Life." 12:00 M.-Church Bible School. I . I Arthur W. Sualked, D. D., Minister Parley C. Bingham, Associate Minister and Student Director. Miss Margaret Stair, Student 'Director. 10:30-Morning church service. Sermon: Latunch 0-utl" 12:00-Student Bible classes. 600-Wesleyan Guild meeting. 7: 30-Wesleyan Guild lecture by Bishop Edwin H. Hughes. UNITARIAN CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Huron and Division Sts. Merle It. Andersoni, Minister Lewis C. Reima un Mrs. 'Nellie B. CVadwell Secretaries for Stuidents.. 10:45-Sermon by Dr. J. R. Mc, Mahon of Grand Rapids. 12:00-Open Forum for students. 5:30-Social hour and supper. 6:30-Young People's Meeting. CONGREGATIONAL ,, ,CHURCHb Herbert A. Ju~mp, Minister Hlelen Ramusay, Student Director 10:45 Christmas service with spe- cial music by Palmer Chris- tian choir. Mr. Jump will preach. "Thl1e, Shepherds' Christnnms Fear." 5:30-Student supper followed by discussion on "MRodern Youthi." Howard McCluskey, leader. 8:00-Motion picture service. Mr. Jump on "Religion and Prop- erty." The film is a mystery story. I"Seveii Sinners." r ( V C'Le .,ale, 'SM I N1310 n;,&,f , I'~ .c FOR SALE SVANiTEDl-A 52ntlC P001a1 i aft ?'l{. - asmere silk: scarfs, runners _______________________________________ atlim Grdute o~l~I SUU(ih cushion c'over prints, carved ivor y FOR SALE-A handsome importeid l1Phone 21349. curios, rouge boxes, and beads. This embroidered crepe shawl. Unusual- (1-1 s nWl a rANTEDrL---l 1a(.tilal owonmn itl , purly astu( onL enterprise. Wl ly beautiful colors. 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M.-Morning service: "h Jewish Foot of the Chiristmias Tree., 5:45 P. M.-Candlelight supper. 6:30-Mr. Neil Staebler : "Expei- ences and Observations in Russia." Discussion. Freedom, Frankness, Fellowship. BETHLE3HEiM EVANGELICAL CHURCH Fourth Av e. near Packard St. G. A. Neiumann, Minister 9:00 A. M.-Bible classes. 10:00 A. M.-Regular morning wor- ship. Sermon topic-: "Hal- lowedI Be Thy iNamie." 11:00 A. M.-Germnan service. 6:30-Young People's discussion hour. ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Division and Catherine Streets Henry Lewis, erector Thomas L. Harris, Assistant' 'THIRD SUTNIAY IN ADVENT S:00 A. M.-Rely Communion in the church. 9:00 A. M.-Holy Communion in Williams Memorial Chapel, Har1ris Hall. 10:00 A. M.--Student Study Circle, Harris Hall. 11:00 A. M.-Mornin~g prayer and sermon by the Rev. Henry Lewis. 6:00 P. M.-Student supper. 4:00-6:00 P. M.-Open house for students every Wednesday iaft- ernoon in IHarris Hall. I If B'nai B'rith HILLEL FOUNIDATION 615 E. University - Phone 3779 Sunday, D~ec. 12, 1926 4:30, at Lane Hall Dr. A. L. Sachar of the University of Illinois "Some Jewish Rascals" Services by Rabbi Finkelstein { 210 S. Main St. C-64 NOTICE-A good square piano, rose-, 'wood finishil, for only 2hO All- m 1eidiflge Ausi(' Shop, 3> ),May- iard. c-64 NOTICE--Now Victor Orthophone jRecords for Christmas. We pack for shipment. Schaecborle, & Son Music H-ouse. 110~ So. Main. C t. I NOTICE-Portable Phonographs, $15, Three months to pay. University IMusic I-ouse. 60-62-64.1 t The Reading room, 10 anid 111 State Savings Bank building, isj open daily from 12 to 5 o'clock,I except Sundays and legal holidays. S IL20 er cenut off oiln All DhimondIs anid 1WY aches Only 113 'Shoplpinlg days left: The 16v ii Shop 1121 . S.IUniversity c-If 12 .........e... !! s i LADIES, THEY ARE. 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All kinds of shoes cleaned, dyed and rep aired. Satisfaction guaranteed. ANN ARBO~R SHOP, 625 E. Liberty. \c-Tues.-Thurs.-Sat. lIEALTHVBegins when you phone j8428. C. M. Gibson Chropractor, 35 Wuerth Arcade. tues-thurs-sat-If I . .; . ._.. i Catholic Students' ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH e Washington St. and Fifth Ave. Chapel WVilIIam and Thompson Sunday Masses E. C. Stellhorn, Pastor 9:00 A. M.--Bible study. 10:30 A. M.-Service with sermon on: "Certainty Respecting Jesus' Messiallhi ."1 5: 30" P. M.-Supper for students. 6-30 P. M.-Student forunm. H. E. Andersen will lead the dis- cussion. 7:30 P. M.-Commnunion service. CHURCH OF CHRIST DISCIPLES Corner Hill and Tappan IKennethi B. Bowen, Pastor 10 :30--Morning worship. "Time Wrell Is D)eep," by pastor. 11:45-Bible school. Students' class taught by "Father" Iden. 5: 30-7:30-Students' social hour, F lunch and Forum. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN I CHURCH I (Missouri Synod) Third and West Huron Streets I C. A. BRAIJEB, Minister. 5I9:00 A. M.-German service. 110:00 A. M.--Bible Study.I I 8 -Specialties- Have You Tried the Hollywood?, You will enjoy the sensation, because you will notice such a distinctive atmosphere'. Dinner, 45c Noondayv Lunches, 40c t 8:00 and 10:00 o'clock 7:30-Evening worship. Peave and Pursue pastor. "lSeek1 It,"' by 11 :00 A. M.-English service. "Sermon topic: "Two Advent Questions." 5: 30-Student Christmas party at 420 West Liberty. The Hollywood Restaurant 615 East Liberty St. "The Place with the Collegiate Atmosphere;" I I ac 0 I ------------ ---------- YOUR LAST CHANCE I A' FEW GOOD SEATS LEFT ]FOR LAST TWO ANN ARVB - RC of ES 66 F ONT jrAE STr I THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL UNION OPERA .M J I