-TH-P, MUCHIGAN -DAILY
PAGE SEVEN
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JOHISON1'S SUCCESSORj
£r s -',I1. ;n1or fejired Mitst I.31cl3'i
'o i".0e re Prn1Ic3'4O
L'3sAi~ crrLARV EN VLVE
pNjX 'YC it(, Apil..22- -Mayor
James J..VWalke- of'New York-has
been approaclhed wit an offer to red
placte P an Johnson as presidentof
the American League at a salary re-
ported to }1e $100,00 a year, according
to an apparently reliable source close
to the city hal.
No formal offer of the ljaelall,
job has been made to Mayor Walker
it was said, but L is credited with
being "sounded out" on the subject
by several 'Aerian league club own-
ers while on vacation at Havana a
few- weeks ago.-
The may01 is quoted as saying he
had not- received a "formal offer".
Mention of a salary figure of $100,-
000 which-would be $5,000) more than
Commissioner Landis is gettin.f
CHICAGO, April 22-Reports _of an
offer to Mayor James J W~aker "of
New York to replace,Ban Jolinsof- asfeieto h mrcnlau
werie received with surprise and doubt!
today at' Ailrican ,lieague hadquar-
ters. M *. Johnson h=ad gbe to Ex"l.
sior Springs, Missouri' for a week-end
rest but his secretat y, Wiliam Har-
ridge, said hie had heard nothing o1
the move. - .,-"t
Johnson's term of office uder h-iis
present contract does not expire unil
1935. His salary now is $40,000 a year.
It was increased from $30,000 in 1921.
when his 20) yar'cotract 4gned in
1910 was extended.
Athletics: And Reds
]Disappoint In, ;First
Contests Of Season
With the, second 'week of major
league baseball drawing to a close,
Cincinnati and-the Phlladelphia'Ath-
letics have yet to show the class of
baseball that, the' critics expectedlf
them. 'Cincin~nati, with a well balanc-
ed team and the }pest pitching staff
in the big leagutes, has won but one
game out of eight starts. The Ath-
letics, with, the addition of thht two
\veteran stars, Collins and Cobb were
thought to possess the punch needed
to bring Philadelphia a pennant. At
present they have won four out of
nine games and their biggest weak-
ness seems to be in Cobb and Collins
who lack the speed' that they showed
in former years._
Pittsburgh and the New York Yank
kees, both composed of many young
players, continue to set the pace for
their respective leagues, the former
having won seven and lost one, while
the latter have taken seven out of
nine._...,<
YESTERPAVS- RE LTS
Ntioial League -
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TAILJORED
$4O0&$45
With, Extra Pants Free ,
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(" Ctei 1ierlur- ;I , vona rc a tel-phone subscr iber call Jimmie
We ~ ~ treAd 'fa1, Ii-I;.! 2e4, and your want ad_
alls adr kJ.re jrIretcuhead-
Vt-c ( - ~ - ji c ilresrerves the right to
i I cs'aui, o rerar or ithold objectionable
W lcc ve esal-1lL. 1TrI J5olumun cl,,es at 3 1P. M. date preced-
in S rat in a-e'nn - N' te ul anv error most be
rr - thn in frme ) te seeco)dA insertion.
th-e finest. ] t i~r~t ?.m CAS rA'i ES_
h /A} T-n cots pererr t fin g ho'- (on +he basis of
Ann-, rbor. hXe ve : gr words1 to the line) for one )r two -
Nnut' u'tts per rvadiug ':re for three or more
fat your next nmeal Y 1 a heIjl ile
t ' sh -Irssifueds eevda te d iy ofc
r ~n he PressTBuiIling onn Mavmird Street.
-. ~ t CONTRACT RATS
at u,"cial ustandardized 'rates given on applica
9 h9 Soit S M 5. - - -
L()8-Vz n ie gol~d watch wt ithX
1_0 zlW- On or a ea cam3p is, Tiangle
REDTl A TA SSociety pin. Intials D). L. S. Re-
________________________________ -LOST-Black billfold containing $21.I
s - - - I+ d er call Fairchild 3363, or re--
tui'ti to 106 Twelfth St. 143-144-145
LOST
LOST-Mledium sized loose-leaf note
-book, around April fourth. CMall
Potersjon, plione 5575. 142-143-144
WANTED
NOTICE
I ETHIS f PAPERHANGING - 35c single rol
andl tp. Painting also. C. W.
COLUMN I I(ltnes, 418 N. State. Dial 3784
CLOSES aftter 4,. tu.-th-sat
rYISING > AT 3FJ SUITS AND OVERCOATS--Very r~s
was
OLU aleh pricesz, ailored or rcaly-
made. We have a woudertul vari-
Sety of patterns. Repairing' also a
specilty. Beautiful fabrics for your,
f ~ rot
WlLU TIIF TA] IAUrt
10i i ' lil-agio
i 1 hoz n lllfi) .
e Wed-Fri-Sat
It
'.1art' I) - hen enc itecrested in
4 am uor work. Those who, can
qu:al]ify will be hbred ont a salary
Wun;; bomus lb.. C(all L. W. Smith
for ajppoinl nieiit. 307~9.
174-145-116-147
WANTEI)--Th-ses to type. Reason-
a eprice. Diarl l987. MI. V. Hart-
stiff. 144-1 45-146
WANTE'D-Two May Festival tickets.
lust ha e on first floor, good location.
<'aIl Miss Vvilso t, 4197. 14-4-145-146
NOTIC E-University instructor wants
furnished house for academic year
1 )7-2S Would care for large homie
during ownw,'s absence or sabbati-'
cal leave if rent is nomninal. Harry
L. Samuel, 3201 ast Washineton fit..
SatunTu
TUT1ORING -- Freshman and sopho-
More mathematics or physics.
Phone 88S38 after 7 P. M. 143-144-145
I'
.,.Our stock of specially tailored R. & W.
and 'Adler Collegian. Suits is very large, which
. -
affords you aun
patterns.
exceptional choice in colors and,
n-=T SATS -
We, have received some advance shipments
of new STRAW HATS and snap brim PAN-
AMIA, HATS. Now is your chance to get the
latest blocks in Spring 'straw hats.
-The .Last Word ine Furnishings-
I'
METSOFTHOBS
savory Roasts, juicy Steaks, TVasty Chops-
tiie samet high duality, whether in large quantities
or for the smallest family' Every cut of meat a
a fair price.
A*.lR. GFELL
? : . ns___.
WANTED-To buy seven bicycles,
Z,=4.X~e.' j tree ladies, font' men's. Call 9142
between 12-1 and 6-8 P. M.
N, ____143-144-145
SWANTED-,Students who like gof
hot BARB ECUES to know we de -
S liver between 9:30 and] 11:30 '". hl
BARBECUE INN, Dial 4481.-
c-Tues.-Thurs.-Sat
WANTED-Barber, part time. Calf
N 22147. 142-143-144
.:; O TICE-To those who want to work.
'We 'have an enjoyable and profit-
Sable proposition f'or you this sum-
i.cie. The men' we had out, during
Spring Vacation earned from $25
1'to $55 in six days. Call at 332 East
~ Jefferson for ap interview.
-. 144145-146-147
WANTED-We can employ a number
Fof freshmen, sophomores and jun-
S i ors this summer who need funds
S for next year's term. Salary and
tuition. Communicate at once with
S Ted Hillier. Dial 4818.
________141-142-143-144-145-146
IWANTED STUDENTS to. know thatj
.s Sam'pays from $5 to $25 for 01ld
it ~suits and overcoats.!
t121 E. ANN DIAL. 4366
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FOR RENT
4208,~ FOR RENT-Singie room for rent.
324 Thompson St. Phone 5791.
SHIRTS TIES
SOCKS
PAJAMAS
B. V D.'s
Tom Corbett's
* ollegiate Shop
11.6 East Liberty
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NOTICE-Fairy and elf costumes for
the Ai'chitects Ball made at Spaul-
dnigs. Get your order in early.
1151/( East Liberty. 144
NOTICE-Hats cleaned and.-blocked.
All kinds of shoei c1'taned, dyed and
repalied.' '~atlsf'I'l) 14 'i, r it'
ANN A R110): S1101. 02:pE 1,lerty.
NOTIE=Stoddi' hair hop. Try
one of our Pee'rMzrret 'wames; whicih"
give a de ph and softness to the
hair. 707 N.University,.
tues-thuirs-sat
HEALTH Begins when _ yo . poe
8428. Q.M. Gibson, Cirpractor, 35
Wuevth Arcade. tes-tliur's-sat-f
9RCHESTRA LEADERS -Come in
and look over our tip-to-date stock
of music. University Music House.
tf
DANCING Every Saturday night, Dix-
born._ 5 miles .out Broadway on
new Plymnouth' paved road. 'fr-sa-tf
DREGSMAk1NG, "general, Intl alter-
ing. Phone 22194. Esther Eisele~
401 South Division. 142-43-144
ANN'ARBOR s Cmfl*'qi' rCleaning
Works. Rugs Sbampooed. Phon
6513. a daly-tt
170 SEE best of 50 hiues clothing drop
card td" 10 E. Washlngta. lphone
6365 even~pp, " $22 to 30. t
1ENOR ;GUITAR
Tunes and plays ,like a, banjo or
uke--sounds - like a gutt. e asy to
play., Special price this week.
Uniiversity Msic House
- -. - ~ Tf.
TYIAE-iYR-IItNf j stt .' 1Mitueor h.
ing promptly. "and' -- neaty' done
by experienced operatos at. mod-
erate, rates.' Thesis and, .colege
work a specialty' for 19'years. 0
D. Morrill; 17 Nid els 'A read@: The
Typwrlter and 'Statonery Store. t
- TENOR BA3)'
The banjo'value oi the Year. Finest
workmanship, flashy appearance with
a very brilliant tone and unusual
volumn. 14-inch oversized resonator.
Special price, including case, $34.
Easy terms.;'' - - .a U Tf.
University -Music Rouse
TYP1E1WRITER R11IBBO3NS AND
--CARBONS --
Our, rapid turnover insures a fresh
stock and you secure the best qual-
ity atra moderate-price. O. b. MOR-
RILL.JT - Nickels Arcade.- Phone
6615. Dealer: L. C. Smith. & Cprons
NOTICE -Then new 'Royal "Potables
are now on display at Rider's -Pen
Shop, $16 State St.- A wonderful
machine. You will be interested.
Call andl 8ee,then.:
PROFITABLE SUM.fiR WORK
With oppor-tunity 'of getting sound
business and - sales -'experience is
available with reiable natibonal manu-
facturing concern. ^ Liberal "compen-
sation. Write~- Rex S. Reese, 411
Woodbrook -Bldg., 5050 Joy Road,
Detroit, Mich. wed-th-fri-tf
NOTICE
FORDS " FORDS . FORDS
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Read The Daily "Classified"' Columns
223- North Main St.
Phone
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'143-144-145-
FOR RE.NT-Washtenaw Apartments.
Furnished apartment for, ren in
June. Dial 22219... J 142-143-144
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-M~oot desirable house
for frat. in city. Easy terms. Also
large rooming house, furnished:
B~oth fine location. May rent. Phone
7733 (or 4454, evenings).
x.44-145-146-147-148-149
FOR SALE-Buick 1923-35 touring.
Just overhauled, new tires, $100
cash. Call Rosenthal 8417 or37.
Cincinnti:
Pittsburgh
R. H.E.
....000 100 000-1 8 1I
.100' 011 00x-3 9 1
Amaericran 'Leaguae
R. 1-tE.
Washington ....002 110' 03)-7 14 2
Boston .........030 001N02-3 8 0
Michigan. TrackrmenI
To Compete- At Ohio
(Continucd from {Page Six)
free of M\ichigan 'are among those
ljsted fo~r this event. Schravesand
and Sanderson will throw the discus
for Michigan against an unusually
good field.
Jack Lovette, the best, shot putter
on the Michigan team, will enter the
triathlon, and has chosen the shot !
put, javelin, and discois a-s his threel
events. Harry Hawkins, Michigan;
football and track star, won the tri-
athlon at Ohio State last spring. This
is a novel contest allowing any man !
to enter three of the four weight
events.
Although Coach "'Farrell" has-enter-
eda three relay teams in the Ohio meet,
little is expected of any of them. The'.
quartets named will run in the mile,
two mile, and half mile events. Be-
cause of the illness of Iskendei'ian,
miler, and Hunt, 880 yard man, the
four mile team has been withdrawn
andl Hornberger shifted to tl).e two
mile team. The other three men of4
this quartet are Lamont, Beals, and
Pfluke.
The mile relay team will be compos-
edl of Mueller, Ohlhelser,' Munger, and
Jones, and with the crack Syracuse
team entered, there seems little pro-I
sIec~t of a high place for the Wolver-
iir s. Wiscon.sin, second place win-,
ivn' in the indoor Conference race, is
expected to give the Eastern inter-'
('sllegiate champions plenty of corn-
petition. Indiauna and Pittsburgh are!
also entered and should give a good ~
"T ount of themselves.
MWichigan's record of three consecu-
ti e wins in the 880 yard relay seems
d- stined to be brolken by MichiganE
.rate's slar'-sprinter's. Farrell, how-
FIRST METHODIST
Corner State and Wash. Sts.
krthur W. Stalker, D. D., MinisterI
Parley C. Bingham', Associate
Minister and Student Director.
x Miss Margaret Stair,
St1ident Director.
10:30 A. M. - Sermon, "Dreamns
That Come True" by' Dr. A.
W. Stalker.
12:00-Student' Bible Classes at
Wesley Hall.
6:00 P. d.-Annual election of{
" Guild officers and devotional
meeting led by Robert Wat-
erman.
7:00 P. M.--Social Half Hour
for students.
7:30 P. M.-Wesleyan Guild lec-
ture by Dr. William E. Bar-
ton on: "Lincoln and the
American Ideal:"
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
1?. Edwvard Satyles, Minister
Howard R. Chapnian, Minister for
Students
10:45-Sernon, "Time-Necessity of
Growthi," by Mr. Sayles.
12:15-12:45-Student group meets
at Guild H-ouse.
5 :30-Friendship Hour.
6:30-Woirld service meeting. Gill-
ham White.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
:Corner Huron and Division Sts.
3tleiH1..Anderson, Minister
Lewis C. Rteinman
Mrs. 'Nellie B. Cadwell
Secretaries for Students.
9:30-Student Class taught by
Prof. Morris.
10:45-Dr.' Anderson pireaches on:
"Where Are 'rbose Whmo Have
Cron~e Front U s f" Fiirst in
the series on post-resuirrec-
tion studies.
5:30-Y oung People's Social Hour
and Supper'.
6:30 Young People's Society
meeting.
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Herbert A. Jimp, Minister
ie leui Ramnsay, Student Director
10:4I5-"Th1te 3luau W'FhoMissed
Ester."
5:80-Student hoeur. Prof. Run-
ning of ]gineerig School
will speak on "Relig-il."
8 :00 P. M.-motion picture, "Loney
Mary." Mr. Jump will preach.
UNITARIAN CHURCH
State and Huron . ts.
,Sidney S. Robins, Minister
10:45 A. M.-.
Morning Service
"Dark Age"
5:45 P. M.
Candlelight Supper
6:30
Mr. R. C. Trotter talks.
B'nai B'rith
HILLEL FOUNDATION
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FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
409 South Division St.
10:38 A. M.-Regular
vice, subject:
After Death."
morning senr-
"Probation
'11:45' A, M.-Sunday school follow-
-lug the mo ning% se vice.
7:45-W'ednesday evening testi-
monial meeting.
The 'Reading room, 10 and 11
State Savings Bank building, is
open daily from 12 to 5 o'clock,
except Sundays and legal holidays.
BETLEHEM
EVANGELICAL CHURCH,
Fourth Ave. near Packard St.
G. A. Neuann, Minister
9:00 A. M.-Sunday school.
10 A. M4.-Regular morning wor-
sipi. Sermon subject: ''
lee.":
11:00 A. M4.-Gernman service.-
I ST. ANDREW'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
I~ii'ion and Catherine Streets
R1ev. ilemiry 'Lewis, Rector
' Rev. 11. IL. Harris, Assistant
F'irst Sunday After Easter.
Holy Comnmunion, 8 A. M. (the
j Church) ; 9 :30 Harris,.Hall.
11 :00 A. M.-Morning prayer and
ser'mon by Rev. Lewis.
S: 00--Studeimt supper.
8 :00----Faster pageant by young
people will b)e repeated by
request.
FOR SALE-1926 Ford Coupe. Bump-
er's, spot-light, water' pump, mileage
very low. Looks like new. Price
is right.
1926 Dodge special Coupe. Mileage
very low. Can't tell it from new.
Price is low. Terms.F
R. H., ALBEIR
514 East Washington
Open evenings and Sundays.
Tf.
FOR SALE-A large overstuffed rock-
er, $3. Mahogany library table, $10.
Dial 3041-1511. Wells. 143-144-145
FOR SALE - Pedigreed Springer
spaniel pups. Fred Jolly, 1139
Lincoln. 143-144-145
FOR SALE-1921 Fond Touring. $40.
\Call 3283.4 tf
FOR SALE-Chevrolet 1923 touring.
$40.00. Phone 9023 any afternoon
or evening and ask for McKee or
Gow.
FOR SALE-Ford roadster 1924;
five tires, starter, demountable,
good condition. 1617 Washtenaw.
Phone 9117._ Boyer or Farquhar.
TYPEWRITERS-All makes, sold,
rented, exchanged, cleaned, repair-
ed. Largest and best stock to be ob-
tained anywhere. 0. D. MORRILL,
17 Nickels Arcade. Authorized deal-
er: Phone 6615, L. C. Smith & Cor-
ona Typewriters, Inc. tif
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Our entire stock of used cars has
been put into first class running con-,
dition and the prices asked are in
many cases much lower thtan the
value given. A car for every purse
and every car worth the money. Come
In, pick out your car and drive It
home. We have roadsters, touring,
coupes, Tudors, four doors, $35 to
$345.
The very one you want is here.
Talk to Mr. Gauss. Phone 4229.
ZION ,r LUTHERAN CHURCH ,
zWashington St. and Fifth Ave.
E. C. Stellhmorn, Pastor
9:00 A. M.-Bible study.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
DISCIPLES
Corner Hill and Tappan
iKeineimth11 own,ut, Iasior
10: 30--Morning worship.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
F
On) E. University
Dial 3779
(M9issouri Synod)
Third amid West Huron Streets
C. A. BRAVER, Minister.
9:00 A. M-German service.
10:00 A. M.-Bible Study.
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TENOR BANJOS
Slingerland May Bell instruments
25 per cent discount. Just three
close out at this price.
University Mus, Mouse
Tf.
Sunday, Aprl 21Iy
No services in Ann Arbor j
NOTICE
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