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SEVEN ELECTED TO
COMEDY CLUB ROLL
Out of the 70 candidates who tried
out for positions on the Comedy club
yesterday, the following seven were
elected to membership: Harold H.
Springstun, '17, Amy L. Ecker, '16, Ru-
berta Woodworth, '17, Ethyl M. Fox,
'15, Harland W. Tucker, '17, Hilliard
W. Goldstick, '16b, and Donald M.
Morrill, '16.
Yesterday's tryout was one of the
largest ever, held by the organization,
probably due to the great success of
last year's production. Those who fail-
ed of membership to the club this year
will be given another chance next fall.
CAMPUS IN BRIEF
-A new course in advanced automo-
bile laboratory work has been announ-
ced for next year. It will consist
chiefly in research problems of the
motor and chassis and is open to
all students who have completed the
elementary courses in the department.
-Robert S. White, '14, has been ap-
pointed actuary of the Gem City Life
Insurance Company of Dayton, Ohio.
White will take up this new position
July 1.
-The Michiganensian staffs will hold
a dinner at the Union at 6:00 o'clock
Friday night, and fobs for service on
the 1914 yearbook will be distributed.
-Prof. F. C. Newcombe of the depart-
ment of Botany, and Mrs. Newcombe
left last week for an extended trip
through Europe. He will spend the
most of his time in Italy, Switzer-
land and Germany, and will return
in time for the opening of school in

ORPH EUM
Wed. June 3-
Captured by Mexicans
Thur. June 4-Kleine's
Lion and the Mouse
Fri. June 5-Pathe Weekly
The Salvation of Nance O'Shaughnessy
Sat. June $-iDarwin Karr in
The spirit and the Clay
Mon.-Tues. June8-9-Fdward Abeles in
Brewsters Millions
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DEPICTS THE
PANAMA CANAL
the fall.
-Assistant Professor Frederick S.
Breed, of the educational department,
is expected to return to Ann Arbor
this week from his tour of the state
high schools.-
-Wnllace W. Meber, grad., has left
for Oregon to accept a position in the
national forestry service.
Elect Eiigle President of Alpha Nu
Alpha Nu elected the fbolowing off!-
cers last night: E. J. Engle, '14, pres-
ident; L. D. Benedict, '15, vice-presi-
dent; ll. B. Teegarden, '17, secretary;
L. J. Fries, '15, treasurer. Fobs were
presented to the members of the soci-
ety's Cup debating team.

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Henry Koch, assistant city editor of
the Detroit Tribune, will study lawy
here during the summer session this
year. Koch will also take uip work
on the Wolverine, the tri-weekly
paper published during the summer
session.
LOST-I P notebook between West
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LOST-$10.00 bill on or near Campus
or near Regatta stands either Sat-
urday or Sunday. Return to 910
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FOR RENT-Room for five more girls
at Mrs. Parker's (League House)
415 1. Jefferson, for next gear.
LOST-Music stand in case on steps
of Alumni Hall Saturday. Brady
789-J.
WANTED-Those University women.
who did not investigate the proposi-
tion for summer employment last
C week, to call at Dean Jordan's
office today, June 3, between 1:30
and 3:00 or 4:00 and 5:00 P. M.
FOR RENT-Some of the best rooms
in Ann Arbor for either summer
or winter. Steam heat, electric
lights, seven fire places, instantan-
eous heaters in bathrooms. Right
prices to right parties. 522 Monroe.
Tel. 990-J.
FOR SALE-Rare- old violin. Made iii
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