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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
7SAi1TrTWAY. N'OV~M-.t fiq ,T2;
SIXTEEN GRIDMEN SING
PURPLE TEAM IVDSSWAN SONGAFTER GAME
nnOSirnSRNGHL (Continued from Page Nine)
('Tffl~fh~flfl the Illinois game and since that time
UUOI~ O lU1 hULUhasben sedonsier andiat.
hehaLeen son iedradiy. e
Color'rei l oldExpected TO AVtmess'had a career parallel 'to Puckel-
Tr i'i flonalJRivals In Lust {wrzs etnhsbe u o
f RrlBaittle Of Year three years and has not been used
p regularly. However, he has been sent
CRIMSON ELEVNEN STRONG} into important games at critical tim-
EASTERN GRID TILTS! CONSTRUCTION OF NEW IN'TRAI'MURAL C L ASSIFIE
FIELD HOUSE PROGRESSES RAIPIDLY' .Advertising
\VSIINS NDIRONING wanted.
Our orkhas continued to please
the University faculty. Will cell
for and deliver. D)ial 3732. 313
Molntgomiery Ave. 53, 54, 55
(special to The 1Daily)
BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 18. -1T w o
great Hoosier football teams, Purdue
and Indiana, unrivaled in ambition
and determination, will fight it out
here totnorrow afternoon before a col-
orful cr'owd estimated at 24,000. It
es.
Schoenfeld and Nicholson have
worked on the squad for three years,
)oth in attempts to get the center po0-
sition;, both have failed to attain that
p~articular thing, but have given in-
valuable aid as reserve material.
Henry Grinnell has been used at
tackle in portirnis of many games
THREATENED Y RI
Inijuries Of Stars Ma.y Ilamper Yale
And ibiarad Elevens In East's
BLUE CAPTAIN INJUREDj
(By Associated Tress)
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Rain threat-
eued today to turn the final Saturday,
of major football into the first genu-;
finely soggy combat day of the eastern
season.
Joe Crosby, shining light of what'
offensive Harvard has shown in win-1
ping four out of seven games seemsI
definitely relegated to the sidelines!
Progress inlCthe (coiist .Ilct ion 0f the
new Iintramzural ;Sparts bulildingt, a.
1110i1 ill the proiam to seenure facili-
ties for~ "at hle'tics for all,'' is being
mad (iCtt a raid~( rate(, accordilng to Di-
rector Fielding II. Yost. All of the
steel parts of the lbuiilding, including
the girders, risers and frame for the
roof, are to be in place by Mlonday.
The fiiishint;-lup men and riveters
are expected to have completeed their
jobs by Wednesday night. At the
same time the 1.aint iug of the iron is
to lie filishedl.
I Latei llthe %v~eel1, -ollero-io will 1e
ipoiiied ililiehieifzt [1of dw lii-ilding>
thit pool1 call for I lie e.iii t jtion1ofa
ealec zpahie of seal ig 1 2d0)lper-
sons1. The sats arc to be of the (o1- I
lapsablle Rind and (,an lbe removed
Whenever desired.
With Workh si a ti-tlg on tll(e 1)001 niex
wFexek it Is problable that ( 'a1hMat
Mann11: will be''~l to w(e it for ('on-
Ire e I u ts, hnea-led for.
.ltuiufxh a uiL 1 . li,; mont'Its followting .
NTCS NOTICE-We deliver bet ween the
hours of 9:30 and 11:30 p nm. Promxpt
xDelivery. Barbecue Inn. Phone 4481.
20 100
NCOTI('Ea - IBe sure anti visit this most
muodern and efficient 1Hat ('leaning
andl Shoe Shining Parlor. Michigan
Theatre Bldg. 539 E Liberty.
Tues., Thurs., Sat..
NOTICE-Rlemington Portable type-
writers ;,ald, rented, traded. E.
Harold Mun n, Authorized Student
Dealer, 203 S. Thayer. Call 3489 for
terms. 51, 53
.da!Goolandermebbs..
W A NTED--Altor and Tenor Sax play-
e rs. Also argood anmjoist. Call at
;; h; m 3 im-'hurh, Monday, be-
ftween 4:30 and 5. 53
WVANTI)- Tivkets for i~nnesota
gam~te. Phlone 2-1454. 51, 52, 63
CLO)THING salesman wanted. Full
time or part time. Must be expert-
eniced" Apply at once. Sair, 200 N.
Alain St. 50, 51, 52, 53
WVA NTED-A girl stenographer. Apply
imimediately to Jack Strong, Room
200, Michigan Theatre Bldg.
52-53-54
LOST
LOST-Blue silk umbrella, University
Hall rest room. Return to Secre-
S tary's office. 52, 53
LOST--Man's wrist watch and pair of
glasses, on South Ferry Field, last
Saturday morning. Call Jack Lait,
.1r., 3141. 53, 54
LOST---An S. A. E. pin, Friday morn-
ingl. (Call 4872.' 53, 54, 55
L.OST--A. black leather wallet, Wed-
nesday. ('all Stuart M. Smith,. at
2-1559. 53, 54, 55
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will be a battle of I loosier against+ during his three years on the squad.
Vie Doomhoff, whose chances to play
Hoosier. Purdue will bring two spe- in piast seasons have been ham'~pered
cial trains of rooters, while Indiana by injuries, will get his last oppor-
will have among its enthusiasts thou- tunity to play today. Vic plays at
sands of fans, fromt all harts of In- i(luarterliack. Ilarrigan is the only
diana. 'i let it1 tt c wose experioel lis be(euu
limilted to t wo years onl the squ a.d.
It has been nmany years since, it.hcrs i Fslstrida n,13ri a ae
school has lpos.,essed the caliber o jsif ed tiat eNlen.1 a ehe prowvsdlter
football miim iesprodluced t his yearI get down, under ri tts anditf sur~e
by coaches Pt [ag of Indliana and tackler.
Jimmny 1P1hln of Purdue. Not, only Millet. and lloffmani two hack field
will there be aln oldi oaken bucket at menfn, willgrdae atrrakn
stake but a victory will guarantee thea into thle regular linau p for a part of
winner a hold well up in'the first divn- thirlsseon
sion of the Big Ten. Gabhel, Baer, and P'alneroli. thr'eo
$1,via ITVUJl~~ il (' r'y 'ie w ~ veteran linemten, will also graduath
five special ItIrains will st earn in to).
Bloomington early tomorrow carryx*ing' r June. Tfhis3 will te(mporarily shat -
football followers fromd e:ei ch C sect oradwll l~ hsbe ion ftT tf. ~vAbn >aCt in every game this year and from his,
ton" Wilcox special on which several work h las goo(I chianc'es for honora ble
hundred New A lbany and1 1LouisvilIle rcognitioni.
gridl devoteces will comic to wit ness l Fifteen meon, and of thle calibre ofr
Wiilcox in hais l st lBig Ten p}ertocrmn- !lplayers t hat these were, coust itutt-
ancec.jthle nmost severe set-hack from g'rad-
lan1sville will send a special carry- nat ion that any ?Michigan football
ing supiporters of'1-erman Byers, teamil has suiffered in years. Six reg-
Efvansville boy playing in the Indiana 1110 ts and nune surbstitutes; all good
ba<ckiNld. A special train bearing sup- m nen. It will lie some time before1he
porter; of both schools will run from Mich~igani football squad bas such a
Indianapolis while two trains will ca- ;~ set. of substituites again; ni-en withI
ry Purdue followers from Lafayette. j altience and the '"old fight.'' who hrave
All roads into Bloomington are in! remainied on the scrimmage field ani(]
good condition. Solid pavement leads joil the bench on Saturdays for three'
the way from Indianapolis while1 years.
gravel and pike roads are in the best:
conditionl of the year.
TIeannis Hold Finial Workouts.
Both teams took only a light wor-
out -here this afternoon. Purdue prac-
ticed shortly after lunch and then WI N
boarded a fmain south for Bedford to WIN
get awayro the Indiana pep-fest (ne e
tonight. P'at Page sent his men (ne e
through a limbering up session in-
side the stadium about 3 o'clock and
had his men under the showers before
5 o'clock. L '
Coach Page announced that the InSpecial Thanks
diana team was in as good a condition
as could be expected. Balay, Weaver, From 121
and Bennett, . have injured legs but
have' been named to start. Carroll
Ringwalt, of Indianapolis, will view
the game from the bench on crutches.Besr an se
Probable ILineups: B uea dse
Indiana Purdue
A. Catterton....... ....... Woerner -at Whitn
]hull.............LT........ Eickmanl
Trobaugh .......LG ........ Prenticet
Randolph........ C...........Olson}
Hlellman........RG........... Hook H v orT a
Shields. ......... RT........ Galletch H v o rT a
Weaver..........RE......... Mackey before ti
Harrell ........QB....... ... Wilson
Byers ...........LH .......... Wilcox
Bennett......... RH.......... Welch
Balay..........FiB ........Koransky
Using ;only a pen knife and a pair
of scissors, an Englishman has made
a five-foot model of Southwark Ca-
thedral as it appeared in 1540.
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throught an infected nose, developed
Monday. Captain Webster, bulwark of
Yale's steel-ribbed line; Johnnyj
II obl, who toassed thet passes that]
B eat i'rilneeton ;anid *loln(Garvvy, re-;
1 Ia cemlent Iwlaofr Bruce ('a11dwell;
alt have sitffet ing s o,'mrore or less
grecviotus natur-e.
1 1othI Arrmy -art~ Navy l)racti(cd with
an (eye to ech other in a rainstorm!
.y est erday despite engagemenits with
! r71sinaus and L oyola respectively onl
Satut dayi. Lafayette tapered oAf for
rlie ancient ( uiarrol with Lehigh, while'
lhe weathIieri'la il et to halt the dirive of
Coirneli for Peutusylv attle on Thanks-
givinig(lay.
At a mass meetig last. nighIt
('Tacks) 1 lard~vick, who played on the
' .Harvardl teamis of 1112, 1913, and 1914
and was an fall-American end. assailed
the spiiit of HIarvard undergraduates t
j owa rds the t earn this seasona, des-1
scribiniibtat spirit. as ''rotten.
11le said it had been reflected in the
m xenital attitude of the players, lie
ailso criticised thIe Crimson, under-
graduate daily, on the grounds that it,
had devoted imia(Iequate space to the
team.
SICaptain Pratt said that, the tinder-
graduate spirit. bad not beenii"as good
as might, have been expectedI.
EY CAFE
management)
:sgiving Dinner
to 8 P. M.
Special Matinee
'y. Theatre
nksgiving Dinner
:he show.f
C. I. Brown, Prop.
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Must lie goodi at, dictation,.
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book-
wortk.
Apply
200) N.
54, 55
LO(ST-r-A Boston Bull Terrier;
brindle: face half white; cocked
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is all this per requires-
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or we Make Good Free'
The new model Parker
Duofold introduces pressure-
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No hand can distort its
point -yet it yields to any
style of writing.
We spent 35 years on 47
major improvements. Made
sixteen million Pens. Own
32 patents on Pens and 12
on Pencils and Desk Sets.
We discovered how to
combine capillary attraction
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ink-flow; the light balanced
weight of the Pen is almost
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Barrels are now of Parker
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formerly used. They come in
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Mandarin Yellow and Lapis
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People are thronging the
pen counters to sample this
pressureless writing. Only
one caution: look for the im-
print, "Geo. S. Parker -
DUOFOLD."
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JANESVILLE, WIS.
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month, nor break off engagements. Raincoats-we are delighted to
wear nowv step gaily forth in their bright hunes at the least indi-
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winter wearing. Choose one today and insure your wardrobe against
the rain's attacks.
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3 Dependable Stores
We have served Michigan and her students for 40 years
*ToExpense After TPurchase
To prove that parker Duofold Peru will
stay in perf~ect order, Parker agrees
to make good free, if one should fail,
provided complete pen is sent by the
owner direct to Parker with 10c for
return postage and insurance.
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THE
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TONIGHT
BEFORE
THE
DANCE
ANNUAL
HOMECOMING CONCER'T
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