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THE MICHIGAN DAILYI
Official newspaper at othe University of
Michigan. Published every morning except
Monday during the university year.
Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as
second-class matter.
Offices, Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub-
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stations: Quarry's, Univ. Pharmacy, C. H.
Davis, cor. Packard and State.
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SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1915.
Night Editor-Howard R. Marsh.
OH, FOR WATER.
Nobody seems -to understand just
why it is such a difficult matter to get
a drink of water on the campus. But
it is. There is, in the first place, an
insufficient number of founts. Except
in the newer buildings, a drinking
place is a rarity. Leaving out of con-
sideration the administrative offices,
University hall is as dry as Sahara.
Law students are glad to drink from
their hands. Even the fount in the
middle of the campus is turned on a
couple of months too late, and it is
frequently out of repair during its
season.
The subject seems too trivial for re-
iteration. The fact is, however, that
the carelessness of the buildings and
grounds department is causing serious
inconvenience to the persons whom it
is its duty to serve. A few hundred
dollars spent in tapping campus wat-
er mains would go a long way toward
making the university property a liv-
able place for those who will study
here this summer--and afterwards.
Continued rainy weather will give
those in the north side of the chem
building a chance to catch up in their
work.
Did you ever dream of tempting the
Furies, and playing on those tennis
courts in front of the women's build-
ing'
Be th ,fresh will omit to tell her
how l e climbed a tree and gave his
high school yell.
High school commencement an-
nouncenents are as expensive as a
taxi-lo-ing best girl.
To buy or not to buy a rew cash
card, that is the question which is
"rin"ling brows.
Tre cap burned" would make an ir-
reproachable item in any freshman's
account book.
Unitarian Church
At 11:45, the Social Service Class,
with address on "Child-Welfare Work
it Michigan," by Miss Miller, of the
Child-Welfare League.
At 7:30, last meeting for the year,
with election of officers of the Young
People's Society.
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FINISHING
;hose sample toilet articles last it out?
Begin to practice "collitch" ways;
the folks must have something to show.
Just astroomy begins to becomeren-
durable, the awful end draws near.
As it happened, Regatta day turned
into thesis day.
The soda habit is getting a poor
start.
Have you picked out your July over-
coat?
How'd your guest like the week-
end?
Or maybe she didn't notice the rain.
Lucky dog that you are.
Mrs. Della Thompson, a prominent
social worker of Chicago, will speak
at the last meeting of the Girls' Edu-
catioual club at 7:00 o'clock Tuesday
ovening, June 1, in Newberry hall.
* * *
Helen Malcomson, '15, president of
the Girls' Glee club, has called an
extra rehearsal of "A Garden of Ja-
pan" at 3:00 o'clock today at the Delta
Gamma house, 1205 Hill street.
Arm-bands for the winning of 30
Jthletic honors have been awarded by
the athletic committee of the Women's
League to Elsa Drittler, '15, Ada Ing-
lis, '15, and Gertrude Doyle, '15. An
cfhicial '.M" pin for the winning of 60
points was also awarded to Miss Drit-
ier.
* * *
The junior-freshman championship
baseball game will be played off Wed-
nesday, June 2.
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Petitions signed by 20 names for fur-
ther nominations for the administra-
tive officers of the Women's League
for next year, as announced in a pre-
vious issue, may be presented to Grace
Marquedant, '15, corresponding secre-
ary of the League, up until noon on
Tuesday, Tune 1.
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