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CITY NEWS
Judge Kinne yesterday denied the
motion for a new trial filed by At-
torney Arthur Brown for Walter I.
McKenzie against the Detroit, Jack-
son and Chicago railroad. McKenzie
had sued the railroad for alleged dam-
ages.
The combined girls' and boys' glee
clubs of the Ann Arbor high school
will give a concert at Pattengill au-
ditorium Saturday night of this week.
W. E. Binkley, physical director of
the local Y. M. C. A., will leave the
city Monday of next week for Val-
paraiso, Chile, via the Panama canal.
Mr. Binkley will take up the duties
of physical secretary at the Y. M. C. A.
there.
EVERYBODY READY FOR
BIG CONCERT TONIGHT
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It was learned yesterday that a treat
is in store for syncopation lovers in
the person of "Bill" Williams, who
upperclassmen will remember as one
of the best entertainers that has ever
graced an Ann Arbor stage. His spe-
cialty is individual stunts.
In addition to Wahr's, Sheehan's, the
Delta, Grinnell Bros. and Huston's,
tickets have been placed on sale at all
the boarding houses at 25 cents.
The program follows:
Laudes Atque Carmina..A. A. Stanley
1. (a) Victors..............Elbel, '01
(b) Varsity ...........Moore, '12
.gombined Clubs
2. Popular Melodies
Midnight Sons' Quartet
Hartesveldt, Kerr, Westerman, Haag
3. (a) lfmfnian ...,...... S. A. Gibson
(b) -Swing Along... W. Marion Cook
Glee Club
4. Oriental Dan-ce from "The
Woodlands" ...... Victor Herbert
Mandolin Club Trio
Forsythe, Wheeler, Davis
5. Michigan Songs
The Bum Army......*..Moore
'Tis of Michigan We Sing
I.Want to Go Back to Michigan
Glee Club
6. Sunset .............Van de Water
Varsity Quartetf
Davis, Grover, Wilson, Hiett
7. Clan Alpine-War Song from I
"Cross of Fire".....Max Bruck,
Glee Clubl
Solo by Sikes
8. Selections
Mandolin Club Trio
9. (a) The Cossack ........Moniuszkot
Arr. by MacDowell
(b) The Musical Trust ....Hadleye
Glee Club}
10. Syncopationss
Rag Pickers' Sextett
Forsythe, Wheeler, Davis, Leininger,
Aldrich, ScanlanI
11. Michigan Opera Hitst
Friar's Song-from Contrarie I
Mary. ......Diekema, '14
Solo by Dieterle
My Girl from Michigan-from
Awakened Rameses..Wuerthner
Solo by WilsonP
Men of the Maize and Blue- I
from Tres Rouge..Gornetzky,'17
Yellow and Blue.........Balfe
Combined Clubs
And "Bill" Williams, '14E 1
EXPECT BIG VOTE ON
ALL-CAMPUS ELECTION
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Athletic association books must bec
presented in order to vote for the
student athletic officials, and Union
membership cards must likewise be
shown to cast ballots for the Union
candidates.
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calling cards; at Wahr's University KUIUNG COMMENCEMENT WEEK
Bookstore.
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A short vaudeville performance to
be given in Hill auditorium on Tuesday
At the earlier ages, especially, the evehing of Commencement week is
difference in premium between an being planned by the Michigan Union,
ordinary Life Policy and an Endow- under the direction of Stanley P.
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The time for such a policy to mature for the bpnefit of the visiting alumni
should,' in'most cases, not be earlier and friends of the graduates.
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Girls' Baseball
Teams in Contest
Freshman Aggregation Trounces Soph.
omores by Score of
20 to 81
Freshman girls' baseball team had
the Sophomores beaten at the end of
the five-inning game yesterday by a
score of 26 to 21. Had the game end-
ed at the end of the first inning, the
sophomores would have won by a
score of 8 to 6, or again at the end of
the fourth inning, when they led by
one run with a score of 19 to 18. And
then too-but it was an exciting game.
But of course this was a regular
game by the university women. And
Miss Lucille Duff, captain of the fresh-
man team, made a home run, the only
one of the game. For this, and for
the 26 runs, the honors are with the
yearlings.
SOPH ENGINEERS FAIL TO
ELECT STUDENT COUNCILMAN
No choice was made in the sopho-
more engineer election for student
councilman held yesterday. A second
election will be held Friday morning
from 8:00 o'clock to 12:00 o'clock, in
the second floor corridor of the engi-
neering building. The nominees are:
S. S. Atwood, E. G. Dudley, and W.
M. McKee.
Canadian Club Elects Officers
At a business meeting of the Cana-
dian club held last night, the follow-
ing officers for the ensuing year were
elected: President, E. W. Pulling, '17;
vice-president, A. MacDonald, '18E;
secretary, J. H. Smith, '19E; treas-
urer, W. R. Milner, '17D; publicity, L.
W. H. Charnock, '17D; faculty adviser,
Prof. T. J. MacKavanagh; executive
committee, L. D. Larke, '17, and J.
B. Somers, '18D.
Technic Staff to Hold Spring Banquet
The staff of the Michigan Technic
will hold their annual spring banquet
Monday, June 5, at Mack's dining par-
lors. Both the staff men, and the staff
try-outs, will attend the dinner. The
arrangements, which are in the hands
of C. M. Burns, '17E, are almost com-
pleted. Speeches will be made by one
or two Engineering College faculty
men, and by a few of the staff men.
Advertizers in The Michigan Daily
are the reliable business men of the
city. It is to your interest to trade
with them.
Look over the advertisements in
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