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INDIANA NEARS LEADERS
Locked in a )triple 'tie for first
place in the Western Conference has-
ket ball race at the half way mark
in their schedules, Michigan, Pur-
due and Wisconsin with five victor-
ies and one loss look to be the out-
standing contenders for champion-
ship honors.
Indiana, however, with five wins
and two defeats cannot be safely
counted out until after the game
With Michigan Saturday night in Yost
field house. A win for the Hoosiers
would put them in a commanding
position although they must meet the
first place Wisconsin quintet and
play two games with Ohio State be-
sides a relatively easy contest with
Northwestern. Ohio State has play-
ed erratic ball all season, and though
hopelessly eliminated from champion-
ship hopes and with slight chances
for a first division berth, the Buck-
eyes are apt to prove a severe
stumbling block to Hoosier aspira-
tions.I
Iowa, wIh four victories and a pair
of losses has a powerful team and must
not be considered completely out of
the running. Erratic ball has been
a handicap to the Hawkeyes, too. Il-
linois is the only other Conference
five with better than a .500 average
and will cause a lot of trouble before
the season is over. Two of the loss-
es sustained by Coach Craig Ruby's
quintet have been by one point. Be-
fore the season closes the Illini will
meet Michigan at Urbana and also
grapple with Wisconsin in two games.
Dr. Meanwell's Badgers have the
hardest schedule on paper of the
three leaders and if they win, it will
be after a hard fight. The Badgers
have the hardest end of their schedule
before them including two games
each with Illinois and Iowa in addi-
tion to single games with Indiana
and OhiosState. There istnot a soft
spot in this schedule.
Purdue's schedule, on the other
hand, is considerably easier with two
games to be played against North-
western in addition to one with the
much trampled Gophers who have at
last broken into the win column at the
expense of Northwestern. Chicago,
rated evenly with Ohio State may
furnish an upset for the Boilermakers
in their last game, but the only two
tests remaining for Coach Lambert's
team are the games with Iowa Sat-
urday and with Michigan Feb. 28.
Coach ' Mather's, quintet, in the
depths of a slump, must pull togeth-
er in the next few days if it expects
to finish at the top of the Big Ten,
for the formidable Indiana team will
invade the ,ield house Saturday. From
then until the end of the season there
is scarcely a letup unless it be the
two gamep with Chicago, but the
Maroons' strength was shown in their
recent defeat of Indiana. The fast
coming Purdue five must be met by
the Wolverines as well as Illinois
and Iowa.-
While the Wolverines and Hoosiers
battle Saturdaythereswill be two oth-
er important contests, Purdue and
Iowa will lock horns in the latter's
new field house and Wisconsin will
journey to Ohio State for a game.
Chicago ad Northwestern also will
try to settle the Windy City feud Sat-
urday night.
Delaney Confident
Of Winning Friday
by making arrangements for the use )VN
of the alleys at the Union. The intra- WANTEI)--ne c
mural department should also be no- . ' Dir ectory. Dial5
tified before three o'clock the prece(i- -
ing day. WA'NTED-Regular.
Entries for the all--eamus handball or gentlemen.for
tournament, both singles and don bies, ( on and dinner.
will close Friday. Shoppe, 225 So.
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5375. 96 ing room mate please call at 1191
ad es No. Thayer. Dial 21815. 95-96-971
boarders, ladies I___ ___________
(dinner, or lunch- WANTED-Two college women forI
Polly Little Tea help in Fosters Tea Room. Apply
Thayer. 95-96-97 at once. 95-96-97
WANTED--Washing and ironing
wanted. Mrs. Buss, 448 So. Fifth
of Mina71AQ Q-QrQE a
WANTED STUDENTS to know that'
Sam pays from $5 to $25 for old
suits and overcoats.j
121 E. ANN DIAL 430e
WANTED-Students who like good
hot BARBECUES to know we de-
liver between 9:30 and 11:30 P. M.!
BARBECUE INN, Dial 4481.
c-Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.
WANTED-Young man with college!
training in mechanical or electrical
engineering or business administra-
tion, who has some knowledge of,
personnel administration, especially
psychological tests, for work in the
personnel department of a large
middle west public utility corpora-
tion. Give age, education and train-
ing in detail. Address Box 158
Michigan Daily. 94-95-96
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Spring Neckwear
NOW ON DISPLAY
$1.00 to $3.50
ANN MIBOR
;!Jr.. rnone t uu.
WANTED-Position in Fraternity or
sorority. Excellent colored cook
with city references. Mrs. Jones.
Dial 8264. 94-95-96-97-98-99
WANTED-Club of 20 or more for
board. $6.00 per week, 13 meals.
Rea Dining Room. 95-96-97-98
LOST-~-1)iainund ring. dring xans.
Call 7221; after 7::k p. in. 95-96-97
LOST- wh k up man's
wrist w "atch, Hllm r 'ko',ton'
leather sifrap in Angel[ 1all, third
floorI labora t on Friday, January
28th. i lease call 155' 2eward.
95:-96 i-97
LOST-Green leather pocketbook cin-
taining check book. Finder please
call Frances O'Brien, 836 Tappan.
.Phone 7717. 95-96
LOST-About .lanuary 27, Lady's yel-
low g(dd wrist watch; Elgin; re-
ward. Phone 2-1635.
95-96-97-98-99-100-101
LOST-A dark red silk scarf, on Feb.
8, near Engineering Arch. Reward.
Call 7795. 94-95-96
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LOST-Laundry case. Name and ad-
dress on outside. Willard C hase,
529 Walnut. 91-95-96
LOST--A blue, Moore's fountain pen..
Dial 5518. tf
LOST-Jeweled Sio'nta Num Fraternity
pin. Phone 5861._Snhbstantial re-
ward. 94-95-96-97
HEALTH1 Begins when you phone
s428. C. M. Gibson, Chiropractor, 30
Vue th Arcade. ues-thurs-sat-tf
FOR nv(,nienc, speed and saiac-
Lion, vist 'iojnowsm Ba'l'
Shop. tues-thur-:si
NOTIE Te les: in P'hoto Frrnes
at the lowest lric:. All syles,
swing, swivel, etc. Leather frae
J. I3. SAUNDERS, 306 S. State.
tu-th-sat
NOTICE-Hats cleaned and blocked.
All kinds of shoes cleaned, dyed and
repaired. Satifaction guarmnteed.
ANN ARBOR SHOP.62 E. Liberty.
c-Tues.-Thurs.- Sat.
Ann Arbor Mimeographing shop- 1tI
Detroit St. Let us do your mimeo-
graphing and typewriting. l irsa-
class worlk. Quick service. Lowest
prices. Dial 8633.
c-tues-thur-Sat
LOST-Monday, on campus,
shell-rimmed glasses in
leather case. Dial 8382.
pair of
brown
96-97-98
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For Young Men y'AU Ages
SEE OUR NEW SPRING SUITS
$37.50 to $48.50
Stoddard hair Shop has given excel-
lent service for 17 years. A visit
will convince you of our efficiency,
709 N. University. tues-thur-sat
NOTICE-Spring suits and topcoats,
100 per cent pure wool, made to or-
der. $22.50. (No Hokum). Chick
Krug Rep. Sher-llirst Tailor.in(g Co.
Will call any time and display sam-
p]es. Dial 3242. 200 E. Huron.
95-96-97-98-99
Kellaujif The Tailor. Clothes made
to order a specialty, experiene-
ed cutter and fitter 115 1-2 South
FOUNTAIN PEN INK
Are your records important? Ij not
why make them? If they are im-
portant use a Record Ink. This is
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WHITNEY THEATRE
One Night Only, Friday, Feb. 25
Mail Orders Now-Seats, Feb. 22
"A performance so perfect it stands just this side of paradise."
-Frank Vreeland, N. Y. Telegram.
GLENN HUNTER
with a great cast in
"YOUNG WOODLEY"
Prices: 70c, $1.Ol, $1.u, $ .(0 $25O pis tax
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the only kind of ink we sell and the Main St. 95-96-97-98-9 -100
only kind which works well in your
fountain pen. Many worthless sub- NOTICE --- Dressmaking, altering,
stitutes are offered under the cloak cleaning and pressing. Ladies and
of the name "Fountain Pen Ink." gentlemen's snits, cots and appar-
Ask us, we will show you the dif- ele27eds Aisc Phn 935a.
ference. Rider's Pen Shop. el. 1217 Geddes Ave. Phon 9352
sun-tues-thur. !96-97-98
NOTICE--For potatoes and fire place
FOR SALE wood, call 9534.
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TYPEWRITERS-All makes, sold,
rented, exchanged, cleaned, repair- TO EUROPE-Conducted tour lasting
ed. Largest and best stock to be ob- two months in England, Holland,
tained anywhere. O. D. MORRILL, the Rhine, Belgium, Switzerland,
17 Nickels Arcade. Authorized deal- Italy, Riviera and France. Sailing
er: Phone 661'5, L. C. Smith & Cor- July 1st. All expenses $625. Third
ona Typewriters, Inc. tf successful season. Send today for
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FOR SALE
All makes for sale or rent. Excellent
Imachines at reasonable prices.
Prompt repairing by experienced
workmen. Courteous service. Aulta
Brand Ribbons and Carbons. Rider's
Pen Shop, 315 State Street.
sun-ttes-thurs-tf
TYPEWRITER FOR RENT
Some good machines all makes. They
are in good condition. Rider's Pen
jShop. 315 State St. sun-tues-thur
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Double and single rooms'
where it is warm and quiet. 6521.
circular. Rawson, 4414, Hazel Ave.,
Chicago.
96-97-98-99-100-101-102-103,104,105
DRESSMAKING, altering, cleaning
and pressing. Ladies and gents
suits, coats, etc. 1317 Geddes Ave.
Phone 9352. / 96-97-98
WHY WEAR "READY MADES" when
you can have a two pant suit built
to your measure for $37.50? Spring
styles now ready. T. B. LYONS,
Williams at Maynard. tf
NOTICE--A Portable Phonograph as
low as $15. Three months to pay.
Just the thing for your room. Uni-
versity Music House. tf
A New Semester
BUT--
The Same Old Problem
YOUR LAUNDRY--
9 A Q 17 ilisri -,rii
Or-Oil
6 1N. IDivision1. -'-" NOTICE-Buy interest in publishing
FOR RENT-Front suite. Light, warm, company with copywrights; bright,
plenty of hot water. 529 Walnut. remunerative, national future. In-
95-96-97 vestigate. Box 159. 94-95-96
ROOMS FOR RENT-Front suite for NOTICE-Banjo-Ukes. Hand painted
boys, also one single and one dou- instruments with U. of M. colors and
ble room, near campus, 1333 Wash- designs. At our sale price as low as
tenaw Ave. iDal 21980. 95-96-97-98 $3.98. You can afford one. We also
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FOR RENT-At 1020 S University a used tenor banjos. University Mu-
desirable single room, one minute sic House. tf
walk from campus. Wood League sc oue
House. Phone 5938. 95-96-97 NOTICE-Mouth organs. Our entire
FOR RENT-Single room, four blocks stock is offerel for Wss than whole-
sale cobt. A popular pastime very
south of campus. Board if desired. much in vogue now. Uimversity
Only two other roomers. 957 Green- MucHo w Unvrty
wood Ave. 95-96 Music House. tf
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(By Associated Press)
New York, Feb. 16-Jack Delaney,
cool, suave, boxer with a smashing
right, felt on edge today and was su-
premely confident of his ability to whip1
Jimmy Maloney in their 10-round bout'
Friday night at Madison Square gar-
den. The light-heavyweight champion
plans nothing but light drill now.
Meanwhile his thumping rival from
Boston, down to 202 pounds, intends
whaling his sparring partners around
the workout ring at Long Branch, N.
J., in a last minute drive for perfec-
tion of attack.
Maloney hammered away at his
mates or 10 rounds yesterday, ripping
to the body the particular type of
short left and right hooks his advisers
believe will bend the "flashing blade"
of the ring in the middle, as "Dyna-
mite Jim" expresses it.
'Maloftey's speed and punching
power brings the following proclama-
tion from Dan Morgan, boxing author-
ity at his camp, "Delaney will be no
match for Maloney because, of the
latter's straight hitting with his left,
Lis short right hand punches to the{
b ody, natural fighting spirit, ability.
speed and youth."
Delaney impresses spectators at his
Bridgeport camp with his perfect conl.
dition and ability. He boxed seven
rounds, two with George Ward, New
Jersey welterweight; three with Ed-
d:e Claike. a Baltimore Negro wel-
terweight and two with Jack Warren.
.egro heavyweight.
He was on defense, rehearsing his!
1 locking catechism as his partners cut I
I ose and rained blows from all
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going to get it done.
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CLOTHES
Roedy-Made
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FOR RENT--One suite 2 double rooms
furnished, 2 blocks from campus.
Telephone 9240. 720 So. Stafe St.
95-96-971
FOR RENT-Large double room. Will
rent single or double. Room for
one ani a suite. Price reasonable.
425 S. Division. 94-95-96
FOR RENT-One large single room,
for one man student. 715 East
Kingsley. Phone 9605. 94-95-96
FOR, RENT-Suite and also a single in
desirable location and reasonable.
429 S. Division. 94-95-96
FOR RENT-Tile garage for rent, 1129
Martin Pl. Dial 21678.
94-95-96-97-98-99
FOR RENT-3-room furnished apart-
ment. Two front rooms or suite.,
Steam heat; also garage. Call 8544.
422 E. Washington. 94-95-96-97-98-99
FOR RENT-Large, light, front suite.
One block from campus, near
Thayer. 807 East Washington.
96-97-98
FOR RENT-1207 Willard St. Two
room furnished light housekeeping
apartment. Phone 6642. tf
FOR RENT -Garage on Elm St. Also
garage near new University 1Hos-
pital. Phone 6642. tf
FOR RENT - Single room, $3.50.
Double room at $7.00.rOne block
from campus. 816 East Washing-
ton. 96
FOR RENT-Single room in private
home, near bus line. Phone 6623.
96-97-981
NOTICE-Red Seal Victor Record
sale-three for the price of pne.
Music lovers should not ovsrlook-
this wonderful opportunity. Hun-
dreds to select from. University
Music House. tf
TYPEWRITING and Mieograph-
ing promptly and neatly done
by experienced operators at mod-
erate rates. Thesis and college
work a specialty for 19 years, 0.
D. Morrill, 17 Nickels Arcade. The
Typwriter and Stationery Store, tf
Students! Save Money! Buy a used
typewriter and type your own thesis.
Phone Landis 3489. wed-thur-sat-tus
Hear Fritz Kreisler's new Orthophonic
Victor Records. Exclusive Victor
artists. Schaeberle & Son Music
House, 110 So. Main. tr
NOTICE-Typing, thesis neatly and
quickly typed at popular prices.
Phone 7345. tf
NOTICE
Special Bargains on new and used in-
struments. Schaeberle & Son Mu-
sic House. tf
ANN ARBOR CARPET Cleaning
Works. Rugs Shampooed..- Phone
6513. daily-tf
TO SEE best of 50 lines clothing drop
card to 1103 E. Washington. Phone
6365 evenings. $22 to $30. tf
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS AND
CARBONS
Our rapid turnover insures a fresh
stock and you secure the best qual-
ity at a moderate. price. 0. D. MOR-
RILL, 17 Nickels Arcade, Phone
6615. Dealer:; L. C. Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Inc.
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FEATURES, CHARTER HOUSE
GARMENTS ARE DECISIVELY
COLLEGIAN. WE ENDEAVOR TO
CONFINE OUR SALES OF THEM
EXCLUSIVELY TO COLLEGE MEN.
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$40,, $45, $50
J. F. WUERTH CO.
FOR RENT-Newly decorated double
room, second floor, with or without
dorm. Light and pleasant. Will rent
single. 332 E. Jefferson. Dial 6110
FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRING
In keeping with University customs
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