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opossessesakneendiseerninnt ; k. Ch.re's Pondenee
deeply into thing., flowever, THEy s promptly
N'S "OUTSIGHT" is on ti~e adnal Y
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Official newspapecr at the University of MIich-
iwan.
Pr'ublislicd every mrning except Monday dur-
ing the university year.
hnrdat the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mich-
igan, under Act of Congress of March 3,
'5?9.
Offices.- Second floor, Ann Arbor Press Build-
ing, Mtaynard Street.
Ofice hlours: Tdtr to 3 p. in.; 7 to. 2o
p>. im. usiniess M anaer-3 to 3 p. mn.
Suibsiription P[rice: B3Y carr ier, $2.50; by mail,
$3,00.
WVant Ad: Stations: Press Building; Quarry's:
Pharmacy: University Pharmacy;
C. 11. .Davis, Cor. Packcard & State
Pho ne: Bell, g6o.
Erank l' ennell.. ....... ..Managing Edlitor
Joseph Joucha;rd........... Business Manager
MVaurice 'ouln~e................News lEditor
C. Haro!,'ld iiplr................Assistant
Tarl !artthews ..............Athletic Editor
J- C. Etdredge................Assistant
John 'l'ownley ...........Music and IDrama
( l aro ld I3. Abbott ................ Cartoonist
FUII)AY, MAY -16, 191:3.
Nigt Eito-F.M. {Church.
The llfdei'c lai::;ien Who do friend-
'y battle with each othe'r today :and to-
morr0!ow in the name of thoe 'clas:-ses
arei to be envied. Tlheir C\1)C;;+j', 'C1
wvili result in many pleas~tlant ,memo-
ries in the years to conic.and will
ge an added fla vor to the remoihinder
of. their universaity careers.
Ont the othier haled, the underclass-
.,e< who stay away fromn the contests
ar tul t rb itied. A man can't
geit any lmoUire out of is university thfan
he i wilingto give. It is to be re-
reedtha t tee:re always some
me1 n (,iii every la.;:;who prefer to be
CEaii1l]long 1from ,freshm17en to grad-
ti io,aso l: .i ad- uotl in1 grow-
s1 > nli-iu adii_ ,;.s. Let us ihope that
the at tand f Iee at IL'Ct(lass games
jesmof rihe pre'Sen1t underciatsses to
'00 t at a minim1um2.
1! ere' aremninder---oniorroxvhas
ili 1 ;::et a: ide ast; ,raw I l1.at y'on the
Micliian arnpus ItWila'SO mark
their entry of the ph ated stuff<all over
thecoutr, a( rdiigto PVCSo an"-
noun'(li:etn eats.
o. ,we're n1''tattoeunpting to boost
the buiesof our clothier creditorsi.
;ct istyarslid1 offthe shelf, if y-ou
willjust o lng;asyoujoin the pro-
ce(ssion1.Straw h' ?at day is not an in-
novat]?ion at 3lichiganu. It has met.
w,,ith stuccess ini thepasti. We're not
agigfor ihel tyle nearly as much
.als we oaGre for the convenience of the
head1 -gecar in qfuestiont. Getting warm
fGr ca, s ;lteolc derbie , you'll <agree, so
let's ;ail ,l getst ion lthe lbaudy -wagoni
tomorrowii.

The Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Capital Stock $300,000 Srplus $ 100,000
Resourses $3,000,0009
Gentral Banking Business Transated
Officers: Chas. E. HiscockPrts., V. D. H air
man, Vice-Pres. M. J. Fritz, Cashir{
The
State Savings Bank'
Wmn J. Booth, President ftn Arnold, Vice-Presden
John C. Walz, Jr., Cashier
'the deep-point
collar now' hlgh.
in favor.
cQSIE COON & CO., AA/(.W Z ?O)YWA
For Sa an Ann Arbor by
Wagner &co.
('AMPUM IN BRIEF.
The check~ room at Hill auditorium
(ring the festivl is in charge of the
'Women's League. A charge of five
cents will be made for checking.
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Senior ls and Union mernher from
tall classes will sing at the Union to-
ni~,ht at 7:00 o'.1ock. AV. C. Tribe
wiii lea'd the t-n s and the gle and
mandolin clubs will assist
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A sorority dinner will be held at
the Union tomorrow noon under the
auspices of Panhellenic. The meting
is a "goodl will" lunch, no regular
priogr'am being arranged. Tickets for
the dinner are 50 cents.
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Tickets for Union mnemIbership (lance
Saturday night are on sale at desk.
Lim ited ttoy 101 . lJ ,: ,\ \Vii
Senior fits wear caps and gowns on
Mondays and Thursdays.
Senior lawv class meeting room. B
at 3 :00 o'clock. Memorial committee
report and other business.
Soph prom committee meeting at
U nion at 7:00 o'clock tonight.
Wome~n's League saie of home-made
eandy in U. hail today, 0:00 to 5:00
o'cloc.k.
"Tug-of-war"-Rubber sole shoes-
Wag~ner & Co., State St. 160-1-2
.Vor Music and all Musical Instru-
Iments visit Scbaeberle and Son's Mus
ic Douse. tf
Tennis shoes for fresl-soph contests.
Campus B3ootery, opposite Hlustons.
15-161
Why pay more money when you can
buy all the latest popular songs and
music at tent cents per copy. Mando-
lins, gu itars, and all musical instru-
ments at very lowest prices consistent
with qua lity. Grinell Bros, 120-2 E.L
Libe'rty St. 160-172
Saturday, May 17,-Straw Hat Day,
W agnuer & Co., State St. 160-1-2

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fakers of the O fficial Fig i a X i ,,rd Phi JB eta hK a D:, keys l~ o d g o e g t i e -f~i l e n . c c l ti
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May 8.- cveinrg senior sing at the
f.nioni.
-Ayo 20.-Senior sing.
Ay %-Tnterschoiastic meet at Fur-
May 2:"1.-Cap nzight at Sleepy .1foloxv.
May24.---lntrscola~cmeet at Fer-
May 24 .- --WO11:'s Ma_'1ty Day.
May2 i:.-~ terehlasicandh Un ion,
nucnenberhipdinner.
11ennis shoes for fresh-soph con-
tet.Campus Bootery, opposite HuIs-
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The cosiest dining room in town is
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Dinners, lunches or refreshmnents.
Rest Room in connectionm.
Open fron. 8 a. in. to 5 p. n.,on
Saturdays till 9 p. in.
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