THE MICHIGAN DAIFEY T : "AND RUN THEY DID"$- By Lichty if ' . - - - , -, ---!= =:M- nz:7 I -T R I )-I D 4 ~ WE L H 2S E(C $oS©k A Mt TOO (GOOD) FOR suc CtAMp GStttR I KK 41~ H p -- r -1du a ~ i~-I ;;:-j Have yrou seen them, yet? IN AT THE IJ Jw , ... .v....._._.._a. SITY GIVES ifS UPSTATE u~cation School Has Advanced Classes in Nine Different mid-higallCO c . 'ie courses in education in nine erent Michigan cities are being !red by the School of Education ug~h the University e~xtension held for two hours ghout the semester, for University credit, amount of credit to sough this source to- ion is limited. th'e education school ereing the courses in mmand for an advanc- Rseach in the Sec- Curriclum" is being rst tim~e in th~e region' ut Cadillac, Traverse nisee. Meetings are ,ely in these three he direction of Pro- .Carrothers, W. H. HOLDSCONENTIO American Ornithologists' Union, Guest of University Museumi of Zoology. Two sessions of the 49th Stated Meeting of the American Ornithol- ogists' Union wereh eld at the zool- ogy museum yesterday. Dr~A lexandler G. Ruthven~ opened the morning session by a speech of welcome to the bird organization. Other speak~ers at the morning ses- sion and their subj ects were: Myron H. Swenk, University of Nebraska, "Present Status of the Whooping Crane"; Norman A. Wood, Museuf of Zoology, "More Data' on Harlan's Hawk"; William I. Lyon, "Gulls and Terns of the Great Lak~es"; John B. May, Massachusetts Department of Agriculture, "High Lights from some Western Parks"; and Bradley N. Patten and Theodore G. Kramer, "The Early Bird." The afternoon general session had as speakers: W. J. JBreckenridge, U~niversity of Minnesota, "Courtship Performances of Canada Spruce Grouse"; Harrison F, Lewis, "Duck Production on the Pre-Cambrian Shield"; A. M. Bailey, Chicago Aca- dlemy of Science, "The Haunts of the Golden Eagle"; and Alfred 0. Gross, Dlowdoin College, "Glimpses of the H{ome Life of Birds Along the Canadian Labrador." The Conservative session heard Canuto G. Manuel, University Mu- seum of Zoology, "Relation of the Common Tern to the Commercial Fisheries of Saginaw .Bay"; Elon Hf. Eaton, Hobart College, "The Starl- ing i New York State"; W. Bryant Tyrre'll, "Notes on Whitefish Point, "Mich." CLOSES ERTI SING NOTICE SALESMEN to. sell attractive Men's neckwear direct from. the manu- facturer to consumer. Students preferred. Apply in person. daily till 6:30 p. M. UNITED NECK WEAR CO. 1010 Farmer Street Detroit, Mich. 179 ANY intelligent person m~ay earn good income corresponding for newspapers; all or spare time; no canvasing; send for free book- let; tells how. Heacock, 410 Dun Bldg., Buffalo, N. Y. 50 FOR RENT 514 E. JEFFERSON, near campus- 2 large housekeeping rooms. Also double room on first floor. Phone 4593. 176 FURNISHED APARTMENT with private bath and shower. Also double ,and single room.,. Steam heat, shower, garage. Dial 8544. 422 T~. Washington. 1899 FOR RENT-2 single rooms. Rea- sonable. 507 S. Division. 186 HOUSE-5 rooms; Intramural 1-2 block; redecorated; easy to heat; modern; large porch; yard. 7683. a 184 Exchange A NEW modern residence in South East section that will appeal to~ university purchasers. 4 bed- rooms,.,26 ft. livingraooli, very at- tractive exterior and interior. First floor rooins all specious with modern kitchen. Large fin- ishecd recreation room. Rear lot contains beautiful pools and rock garden. Can be bought for better than $3000 less than cost. Easily financed or will consider ex- change of smaller home. Phone, 3378 noon or after 6 evenings. * 185 WANTED STUDENT LAUNDRY WANTED- Called for and delivered. Phone 4863. 150 IDEAL DOES IT BEST-Laundry drop box at barbecue, opposite Angell Hall. 178c AUTO LOANS--efinancing. 516 First National. Phone 22001. 156 CARES OF CHILDREN wanted by responsible wife of student. Phone 4802. 1831 WANTED-Student laundry. Also bedding. Reasonable prices. Soft water. Call for and deliver. Tele- phone 707-F31 after_ 5:30. 53 LOST LOST-Delta Chi Fraternity pin. Finder call Jane Mcoreedy, 22217, 188 Bank Run Gravel S$1.00 e'er Cubic Yard KIL L IN S RAY)(EL COMPANY 'telephone 7112J t :. . . # " i u --- 4 rW ff N -- The genuine sat - faction of pleas ant service and t ast y food is f ound at the Par- rot. On cool our m idta noon lunch t days fter- beck- -tere are many special seafood dishes on the menu of the tavern to& morroww'a special fifty Cent Jnceon an4 an equally special Slaty cent 4inner eachtclay, i I: T. L. n. practical .asized lby ;te Creek 1Hygiene 'Ln . agter of Calles .tirts on Horneym~oon dEXIO CITY, Oct. 21.. - (A) - ,eisa, cdaughter of former Pre- ent Plut4arco Elias Calles of Mex- and her husband,, Dr. JosephM; dan Eller, of New York, were on it honleymioon tody and prepar- to Peave late this week for New rk rom where they will sail for ,ppe. 'he~y were married Tuesdlay night ore a, gathering oft govrnment- political, diplomatic and mili- y personages. Gen. Cales, Mex- 's "iron man" who recently was ed from retirement to direct the atiorn of the country's financial: 1culties, gave the bride away. the, was the second .of his daugh- to marry an American. ons you to the Parrot are A jper -- fect Atmosphere. "ervice and Attention" is our motto. "The Parrot Speaks' For Itself.-' SOUTH STATE SUBSCRIBE TO TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY Program r S-. TADS1PA Y --for the dance --for the party --for the musical Programis for Every Occasion October, November., Deeem- ber, and on through the long w'inter nTonths - one social functionx after another. And every one of themY will have occasion for invitations aLnd programs. Tell us you r needls. We are Equipped to handle every class of work. PHOTOGRAPHS "SLEIIEPY" America's Foremost Banjo Orchestra Leader Playing HALL 4 I ? I & Retail Department The Mayeor-Schairer Co. STATIONERS, PRIN aERS, BINDERS Phone 4515 at OFFICE OUTFITTERS 112 S. Main St. Randall 0 ALL FOR FUN - FUN FOR ALL! LAFFS A-PLENTY! IMPORTED Costume Jewelry A rmstrong Appearing'at Studio 1DOUG. THE SECOND ANNUAL - with ,O1RETTA YOUNG ~- ALSO COMEDY-NEWS MICH IGAN UNION College and Fraternity Jewelry Watch and Jewelry Repairing FOR'.A Friday, October Twenty-Third 121 E. Washingto n Dancing -Nine Till Two A1 1 T 1lC1