Th ' MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ mangwatm iiv' 6 s f I NEW STYLES of Our J. & M. Oxfords are exact reproduc- tions of the English Flat Last $1~4 Bench made Shoes, and sell for $6.00. See, them. JelrStationers, Opticiaans, andFrtrn~ JewNeler's. woCs j20 7-2211 jf l)Qt)W Xii1) AV k , i). IR()I Walier £.co" State Street jfo tstawn leia lofm Assistant Wanted In Tea ROOM' Avenue. Phone 1238-3. THERE'S NEVER ANY IFALLINQ OFF IN THE FLAVOR OF t, spiciest, most tantalizing cookies over madea. in 1 Oc packages at all groceis HOLLAND RUSK COMPANY, Holland, Mich., ANN ARBOR HIOMYE BAKERY, Distributors BOSTONIANS-Shoes and Oxfords The best for college men because they are~the most stylish, the best fitting Piae best wearing men's shoes to be found anywhere at $4.00, $4,50 and 0. See our Rubber Soile Oxfords at,$4.50 and $5.(10. C : M A U N I jC A T21 N.. TIo thc Editor of The Michigan Daily bear Sir:-- should like to mkeuse1 of the columns of The Michigan Daily to invite all-the girls of the un -iversity to the meeting of the Women's League board, whi ch will be held Saturday morning, Ma y 10, at 9:00 o'clock in Barbour gym ?nasium. At this time, the proposed by-laws, which have already been printed in The Daily, will be vot- ed upon. The members of the board are very anxious to have a full dis- cussion of the matter in order that the sentiment of the girls as a whole and individually may be expressed. The by-laws have been proposed becau (se it has been felt that representation on the governing body of the League~ could be made fairer and more .:de- quate, sc) that each girl mnight have a real voice in League aftfairs~, and in what we are aiming to make11 self-gov- ernment. We therefore cordially in- vite every girl on the camj u1s to come to this meeting ,;on 5t turd ay to help in the discuss:ioni of the necessary changes. F+urthermore, nomt)17in" thiJs for the officers or191 14 w;ill b made-as t the sm le E ~ ~ I~e Women's L:3l1,, '. . . ague.- 1 N. A ® S ASi Y. .(Coinuz ;ed from-npage 1.) were unot in the indoo-;mets, but ihavew weight anzd streng th andw;ilmtr ially streng1then::thepla < ce whee the freshmen,-,teamav s waet The men picked for the tripar as follovs: IL L. Smith, Monetta and Ly ttle inth 100 yard dash11; Smith .and Lytti.'le inL t1e 220 yar11d dah ; C. 13. Smi::thandai orein fthe -440 yard';idash; Ufer in t e30yalru;Fxnt Klolpfer in the ighandtow hurd< lec Cross and Chatfiield in the pole-lt _.Y;s Catlett and Ber-geman in thebroad._ jump; Catlett and Klopferintehg jump; Cochran an(11 Benton in the sot put; Cochran, lienton, 'as. 1,an ith discuss; 13astian> in the hmmrthro)w. Accompanied by Trairner Farrell, tb~e freshmentamwl lave tomnor- row morning at 7:08 o'clock over the Ann Arbor road. hi: ~i:IIALl1(SPI~LS-RE iver~dv 1) cor : Cae for 910 Mo Between July 1,2, and yesterday, May S, 5,715 patients, an increase of 910) over those tre;, a in the same l>~uglh? of time drin the preceding, ~ ahav en caed for at the gen-I eral University hsi w~.Dring theE yer nding last July., 5,479 cases were terated, which is 236 less than the' nm':lc'r his earip to elate. The excel t: advantages to b,0 had, and the sih cost of treatments! are thne chifeus for such a large uuiznbcr of ,ains No p~ayments are requgired xcptfor board and nmcdi-l hi_'1bandages, and other material. T AILOR S announce the arrival of the new Woolens for Spring and Summer. 85 Fort St., West Detroit R *1 10os. MallSt.r COX SONS&YVINING, New York C AR RICK THEATRE MAKERS 01 DETROIT r i ACADEMIC COSTUMES W IL LI AM H OD GE Caps, Gowns & Hoods in his triumphant success f'! rfor All Degrees. f~ /hIACK & CO, Representatives The Rond To Happiness f oil 1 & sto ck cen _tly th ciient of the hos- iaLwasnmuch improved calby the addi- to o-':searte uidingfor eye,- 'x~~tr,3 an oetobles. Within ,the art few uomhsite kitchens, bkr tr laudy aebeen reb-ailt and' improved. soIthat atpresent patients ca '1e'more" readifly cared for than Nealy90 of the- patients treatedI las yer wre tudntsof the un:-iver-I rity whle pproimaely150 were from other-,schools. Besides these,j a large numa ber of school children v~ee teatd.In the .remainder, near- ly eve ;ry tr aiad occupation was rep,- resenited. Thesec patients came from -- ~4states, seve ral countries, and ..Are of 40 different nationalities. AT I.w Ipus Boo4ter'y, Opposite Hcustonm's Dr.SamelM. Crothers, of Cam- brigeMas.,delivered he address at the annuial Phi Beta Kappa banquet and initiationi at the Union last night on "The Secondary Function of Liter- atue. le discussed the purpose of litratrefrocm the reader's standpoint afnd showed 'i the value of reading books wih ettinigs in the past. Othe speakers were Prof. W. A. lFray, e , Robert B. Lane, and Agnes Parks. More than 100 members were prtesenit at the banquet..I It I 4 t' . 34!h ST. EAST Tr PARKV., . N i ~bBVl~rEntrance At the focal point of the terminal zone, on the crest of Murray Hill, cooled by Southern breezes from l° the sea, artificially fed by chilled air, 600 sunlit rooms. TARIFF: Single rooms " - - pet day--$3, $4, $5, $6 Double rooms - " " $S, $6, $7, $8 Tf.MHi1iard Double bedrooms, boudoir tdnaingDirecwr dressing-room and bath - " " $8, $10, $12 lvrL.._ r~t.._L11Suites-Parloir, bedroom and bath 9 - $10,.$12,. $15 Manager Each room with bath Special rates for Summer . ._. ie Your nnier, fit Right ILRT, HAFFNER MARX ke some fine two-piece its. You'll find them to ur liking, and they'll you, the best outing ts on the mArket.' -4t - J A V 7. IS _w I / >1 k~i & ~da7 Ftudent P rc s His Jaw. i :CRt 1Cf'Shr ~ JsphT Witherow '14L., fractured Philip W.Kiekr,'110, bhas r-o isja yesterdayF morning as a result visit. Mr. Knisckern has beenenad of a fall on a stairway in the law visit. Mr. Knischern has been t ing>