Viz THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Edwin A. Hyman.............City Editor
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Cordon D. Cooke........ .,Statistical Editor
Golda Ginsburg. ............Women's Editor GA L P N M U E
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Nigh EdiorsFair ladies, give over your frolic-
Lenr .Nit EEilorrde some sport-no longer indulge in your
L. S. Thompson J. L. Stadeker tennis on grounds near West hall nor
Henley Hill ll. C. L. Jackson'i Newberry court, if you would fain
Reporters earn our benison. For students, you
if. A. Fitzgerald Cecil Andrew$ know, are a curious lot, for views at
Linton B. Dimond E. A. Baumngarth
Bruce Swaney E. L. Ziegler the windows cramming. You look so
W. R. Atlas Frank Taber camnl wew owe o
NtThompson Holland Thompson
Phil Pack H. C. Garrison the balls are slamming.
Allen Shoenfield. D. S. Rood
C. W. Neumann Jas. Schermerhorn, Jr. Oh list to the warning which we
would essay, (Please head this "Corn-
Business staffs munication"), that many a prof in
Albert 4. Horne Roscoe Rau your innocent play, finds causes for
E. C. Musgrave' F. Mv. Sutter
K. S.. McColl, L. W. Kennedy indignation. Say, how shall you solve
C.P Eey J. E. Campbell BradWh!us this delicate matter? By playing at
evening .and morn? Or will you retort
with an answer that's pat or, just
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and other artists in your own home on the
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A_ Complete Stock of Records at the
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SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1916.
Night Editor-'Walter R. Atlas
UP TO THE LAWS AND MEDICS
Michigan has availed herself of
many opportunities to step forward
in recent years. The latest oppcitun-
ity for advancement, that. of convert-
ing the various senior class memorial
contributions into one general alumni
fund, has not as yet been seized upon
by all of those who have the chance
to make this progressive step. Of
the eight senior classes this spring
six have fallen in line heartily sup-
porting the project. They are the
sits, the engineers, the architects, the
dents, the pharnmics and the Homeops.
In addition,. the junior lit class has
gone on record in favor of the move-
ment, and has signified its intention
of forwarding it next year.
The only two classes, then, who have
not met and approved the idea are the
senior laws and the senior medics. It
is expected that they will hold meet-
ings. during the week to consider the
matter and take some action. r What-
ever action is taken by these two
classes will be of vital importance. If
they do not join ranks with the six
other senior classes in favor of the big
treat the whole thing with your scorn?
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
ANN ARBOR CHURC HES
First Congregational Church
In a. memorial, service for the mem-
bers of the G. A. R. at 1Q: 30 o'clock
Rev. Lloyd C. Douglas will preach 'on
thle topic "In Memoriam."
TUnitarianu Church'
Rev., R. S. Loring preaches at 10: 30
o'clock on "Reverence."
Central 1M. E. Church
Rev. A. A. Hicks of Saline will have
charge of the 10:30 o'clock service.
First Baptist Church
Rev. John Mason Wells will preach
at 10:30 o'clock on the theme "Face
to Face."
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Subject at 10:30 o'clock service will
be "Ancient and Modern Necromancy,
alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, De-
nounced."
Church of Christ (Discipfles)
Rev. George W. Knepper will preach
at 10:30 o'clock on "Memories."
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Rev. Henry Tatlock will preach at
10:30 o'clock.
Jewish Student Congregation
Rabbi Leo Franklin' of. Detroit will
talk at 6:45 o'clock.
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Our Oxfords and Pumps for ladies and gents are exclusive
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j r~~)J~jw Pieinll a Club to Hold Dance
Me(-bers of the Upper Peninsula
club w\.ill dance at the Country club
Thairisday evening, June 1. A special
car will leave the corner of State and
Packard at 8 :00 o'clock. Tickets for
the (lance, which include carfare, will
sell at a dollar each. Music will be
by Fisher's orchestra.
The committee for the dance is: T.
l.. Tiolan, '16, chairman; J. K. Nor-
ton,' '16, and L. T. Smith, '16. Chap-
ces re lDr. J. 11. Drake and Mrs.
Dral 1" nd( Prof. F. !I. Stevens and
Alpha N u ElecionsliHeld Friday Night
{Friday night Alpha Nu elected the
following officers for the coming
I veal':
P'res idenit, W. T. Adams, '17; vice-
;;r, - ?crt, 'Herman Chapman, '18; sec-
rek< .y, C. E.lHutton, '17; treasurer,
C. W1. Miller, '19.
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shows the most wear:;
The heels.
Look at O'Sullivanizecl shoes
and see what shows the most,
wear:
THE CAMPUS IN BRIEF
The band will meet at 9:1 o'clock
Tuesday morning at the corner of
Fourth avenue and Huron street. The
men are expected to wear blue uni-
forms, same as for campus concerts.
"'College Ballads," a new Michigan
song book edited by S. W. Robinson,
'16, was put on sale at the fraternity
and sorority houses, Waher's book
store, the women's dormitories, and
the Arcadia yesterday.
The words are not set-to music but
are assigned to well known melodies.
'Prof. W. R. Humnphreys of the Eng-
lish department, will leave. on a trip
of inspection of high schools tomor-
row. He will be gone .all week.
Prof. Dayid Friday, of the economics
department, will address the Men's
Educational club on some educational
topic next Monday evening at 7:00
o'clock in Tappan hall. A general in-
vitation to attend has been extended
to all men interested in educationi.
The graduate school anntoun~cement
for 1916 is out.
The graduating class of the denial
college yesterday went on a tour of
inspection throughi the Parke Davis
company's factory in DJetroit. The
company entertained the dents at lun-
cheon and dinner, and presented each
man making the trip with a box of
dental products put out by the con-
cern.j
It is rumored that the Board of Re-
gents at its next meeting will pro-
hibit the riding of bicycles on the cam-
pus because of several accidents that
have happened recently through care-
less riding.
The Sophi Preen con niiee has re-
ported that $20.34 has been cleared on
the event. This money will be turned
over to the Michigan Union to bo
added to the building fund.
The issue of tihe senior eiigieers'
song-book is entirely exhausted and
no more copies will be printed:.
WOMEN PLYBSAL
STAGE GAME1 ON PALMERI FIELD
MOND)AY; COLLECT $522.90 FOR
W0,11I'S LEACUE
In the campaign held last Monday
evening in the sorority and league
hy~ses ~to raise money toward paying
the debt of the Womxen's league, 311
pledges were received, amounting to
$522.90.
On Monday, -Hay 29, at 4:00 o'clock,,
the second baseball game of the year
will be played between the sophomores
and freshmen at Palmer field. The
sophomore line-up is: Margaret
Young (c), Marie Fluegel (p), Nina.
Kellogg (ss), Georgiana Pockman
(1b), Vera Brown (2b), Anna Lloyd
(3b), Clarissa Vyn (rf), Pauline Co-
hen (cf), C. Ladthier .(If). The fresh-
man line-up is: Lucile Duff (e), Em-
ma Riggs (p), I.. Cotton (ss), Olive
Wiggins (1b), Phyllis Eggleston (2b),
Helen Davis (3b), Ethel Glauz ( rf),
Eliza 'Harris (lf), Mary Morse (cf).
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AS COMORT
Aspecial meeting will be held next
Thuri:sdlay night at 7:00 o'clock to
comiplete the consideration of a new
con)stituton.
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