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MICHI6AN CUNMEN
MAKE FIRST- PLACE,
Official Figures of Bating of Rifle Team
Show Good Record in Three
Matches
HAVE LOST NO GAMES SO FAR
r Official figures have been turned in,
and official compilations have been
made of the standings of the rifle teams
in the class "C" intercollegiate compe-
tion. To these have been added the
unofficial reports on the result of the
third match, and from this the stand-
ings have been tabulated through this
match, which has placed Michigan in a
tie for third place in averages, and for
first place in games won.
Unofficial figures credited Michigan
with a score of 899 in her match
against the University of Arizona,
while latest official reports from Wash-
ington, place the Wolverine's total at
902. Up to date, Michigan has lost no
games and has won three, which places
her, in one way, in a tie for first place
with Yale and Nebraska. But official
figures rate the teamsaccording to
their averages, which carried out to
only two decimal places gives Michi-
gan a tie for third place with Kansas,
which was recently defeated by the
Wolverine marksmen.
The standings of the teams in class
"C," as compiled according to the lat-
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PLANS TO FURTHER
DE1CORATE CAMPUS
Landscape Design of Professor Tealdi
Will Carry Out Selene Begun
Last Spring
START ON WEST SIDE OF CAMPUS
Plans for the further beautification
of the campus have been prepared by
Prof. Aubrey Tealdi of the landscape
design department and early next
week work on the completion of the
decorative scheme begun last spring
will be resumed. The west side of
the campus, the southern part of which
was improved last year, will be the
first to receive the attention of the
landscape workers. Flowers and shub-
bery, similar to those planted in front
of the museum and Memorial Hall, will
be placed on the remainder o the
State street front,'with the object in
view of making a harmonized whole,
which will give a distinctive appear-
ance to the front of the campus.
It is the intention of Professor Teal-
di to have this design serve as an ob-
ject of study for students in landscape
design and those interested in the
"city beautiful." To further increase
the utility of the scheme metal name
plates will be placed on all the flowers
and shrubs, so that they may be used
for study purposes by botany students.
Work on beautifying the hospital
grounds and the ground around the
new power station will be started as
soon as weather conditions permit. On
account of the changes contemplated
in the gymnasium no work will be
done on the north east corner for the
present. Professor Tealdi also stated
that he thought it inadvisable to at-
tempt any larger improvements be-
fore the completion of the new science
building. As soon as this building is
finished, however, several changes in
the walks on the campus and the gen-
eral decorative design will be made.
Pahters lctoucling University Hall
Painters have been busy about Uni-
versity hall the last several days, re-
touching the woodwork in the interior.

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Team Total
Yale ........2713
Nebraska ....2709
Michigan .....2666
Kans. Agric. ..2676
Miss. Ag. & M. 2479
Washington . .2427
Idaho ........2364
Lehigh .......1647
Rhode Island .1618

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Telephone 1701-NOW PLAYING A DAILY MATINEE-Telephons 1701
Thur. Fri. Sat. Feb. 18-19-20
MARGARET ULAYTON Harry & Augusta Turpin
CARTOONOLOGIST "The Girl in the Bank"
Bruce Richardso & Co. H[ O0UR RUBES
In the farce comedy In the
"MOVING DAY" HICKVILLE MINSTRELS
"SIX ROYAL HUSSAR GIRLS"
NOVELTY MUSICAL ACT
REMEMBER FRIDAY MATINEE IS LADIES SOUVENIR DAY
School Children's "CANDY MATINEE" Saturday, February 2t. Every child attend-
ing this matinee will he given a coupon that they can take to the "Sugar Bowl" on
Main Street directly after the matinee where this coupon will entitle them to a fine
bag of the "SUGAR BOWL'S" best candy.#
COMING-Monday, February 22, for three (lays MAJVSTYU--+higgest feature ;t
this year "G EurU ~E Pill RO5E" (Ihimself') and his Minstrels-80 minutes or4 a
minstrel first part, also four (4) other acts of B. F. Keith Vaudeville.
RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW.
REMEMBER-Monday, February 22. is 'WASHINGTON'S BIRTH DAY'
a national HOLIDAY and all seats at Monday Matinee will be reserved at
Night Prices.

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The Smoke of the Smart Set
s not the ready-made or even ready-made-to-order
igarette. Smart men of fAshion everywhere -club-
nen, connoisseurs, bon-vivants, millionaire sportsmen
-have discovered the keener enjoyment and greater
atisfaction in the fresh cigarettes of unique flavor
nd delicious mildness they rolkfor themselves, to
uit their individual taste, from mellow "Bull" Dur-
am tobacco. Today it is the very last word in
orrect form to "Roll Your" Own"'
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SMOKING, TOBACCO
No other tobacco in the tio:rld has the wonderfi I sweet
ragrance and ripe natural mildness of "FBuI Drham. No
ther cigarettes have the cxquisite
rnoothness and delightful fresh- - F F
ess of "Bull" Durham hand-made w 5c c.
igarettes.
"Bull" Durham is a cii"inctvc
orm of tobacco enjoyment thor-
)ughly appreciated by sm kers of
aperience and discrirn ition for
he supreme, lasting, wholesonic A
leasure it affords.-
"u An Illustrated Booklet,
F REshowing correct
way to "Roll Yourt
awn" Cigarettes, and a Package
of cigarette papers, will both - * °' *
e mailed, free, to any address
n U. S. on request. Address
-Bull" Durham, Durham, N. C.
Zoom 1400'
HE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.

EIGHT WEEK CLUB TAKES STEPS
TOWARDS ORGANIZING TONIGHT
Purpose of Project to Train Michigan
Women for Social Service Work
in Summer
A's the first step in the organization
of the Eight Week club, the purpose of
which will be to train university women
for social service work, among the
younger girls of their home communi-
ties during summer vacation, those
women interested in the project will
meet at 7:00 o'clock tonight, in New-
berry hall. Catherine Reighard, '15,
president of the Women's League, will
usher in the meeting with a talk on her
experience as a counsellor in girls'
summer camps.
Grace Fletcher, '16, is scheduled to
speak on her work as an Eight Week
club leader in small towns, and Miss
Clara Belle Dunne will discuss the
religious phases of the activity.
Mr. W. S. Thompson, instructor in
sociology, will speak at the next of the
seven weekly meetings planned, on the
problems presented by the typical
rural community. Othermeetings will
be devoted to home economics, pre-
ventative hygiene, and other phases of
social work among girls. Miss Dunne
is corresponding with speakers from
Detroit and Ypsilanti.
-Griffins, Druids and Sphinx will hold
a triangle smoker at 7:30 o clock in
heir rooms above Calkin's drug store.
-Prof. Thomas J. MacKavanaugh of
the college of engineering, will give an
illustrated lecture at 7:30 o'clock to-
night, before the Catholic Study club
at St. Thomas hall. The lecture will be
on engineering.
-Post graduate students in the forest-
ry department are now preparing to
take the examination for forest as-
sistant, which will be given by the
United States Forest service, on March
10 and 11.
-Prof. R. W. Aigler, of the Law
School, could not meet his classes yes-
day, being indisposed with a cold. He
will probably resume his duties today
f his condition permits.

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LOST,-Tan wallet containing $30 in
bills, marked 'WV. R. Vivian, Jr., Mich.
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LOST-An A. S. T. Sorority Pin. Find-
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms,
Singing tryouts for Union opera
chorus tonight at 7:15 o'clock, place to
be announced on Union bulletin board
today.
Soph Lits 'Will Dance on February 27
Soph fits will hold their second af-
ternoon dance from 2:00 until 6:00
o'clock, Saturday, February 27, in Bar-
bour gym. Good music will be the
feature of the dance.

light housekeeping. 507 E. Ann St.
Phone 215-M. 94-95-96
FOR SALE-Motor Cycle. Harley
Davidson. 1911 Model. Good con-
dition. $44.00. Phone 2319-M. Jsed
canvassing last summer.
FOR RENT-New modern steam-heat-'
ed 4 room fiat 1713-M or 1661-J. Mr.
Malcolm, 604 E. Liberty. tf

WANTED
AGENTS WANTED-A wide awake
hustling student. Water filter, some-
thing new, carry in pocket. Write
for particulars. W. A. Gibson, 827
4th Ave., Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-A student capable of hand-
ling an educational proposition, on
salary, among schools in Kansas.
Phone 359-M.


The Holiday feature act at the Ma-
jestic Monday Matinee, Feb. 22nd
"Washington's Birthday" 'will be
George Primrose and hig Minstrels in,
a 30 minute minstrel first part, also
four other acts of good vaudeville "Re-
member as this is a national holiday
night prices will be' charged at the
matinee.
Buy your Conklin Pen at Van Dor-
en's Pharmacy, 703 Packard street. ti

If you are looking for some place'to
go "Washington's Birthday" don't for-
get that the Majestic matinee begins
at 3:00 o'clock. Remember as this is
a national holiday night prices will
prevail. Special feature act George
Primrose and his minstrels.
Buy your Mazda lamps at Switzer's,
310 S. State. tf

University Ave. Pharmacy
and toilet articles. Phone 416.

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hington's birthday a "National'
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