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Mr. Michigan Student:

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gain your patronage at one stre by fair treatment at the other.

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Intercollegiate
Professor Wr~es Interesting Article
Cleveland, 0., February 26.-Dr.el
Te-en of Case Scientific School has con-
tributed an interesting article to the
bulletin of the Society for the Promo-
tion of Engineering Education on the
"Development of Engineering Words."
The article shows tihe development of
words coined to fit inventions, their
use and mjsuse, and a commentary
of their probable future.
IDeath Not Caused by Class Scrap
fUrbana, Il., Feb. 26.-In a letter to
Dean Babcock, of the University of
Illinois, the physician who attended
Jesse L. Blake, a freshman of that
university, declared that his death was
not a result of the injuries sustained
in the annual class scrap, as was sup-
posed, but to a congestion of the
lungs, followed by acute pneumonia.
Saill loys.Persist in Soliciting Alm
Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 26.-Directors
of the gymnasium at the University of
Pennsylvania are troubled by small
boys who persist in begging from stu-
dents entering and leaving the build-
ings. It is said that quite large sums
have been secured by the children
in begging alms in this manner.
Oarsmen Turn Out in Large Numbers
CamrideMass., Feb. 26.-Calls
foroarmenhave resulted in many
aspirants for Harvard crew honors,
turning out in large numbers. The
first call for the men was made on
February 14.
,)fllty Respond to First Crew Call
Columbia, Feb. 26.-In response to
the first call for crew candidates 42
Varsity and 35 freshmen appeared for
practise last Friday. Most of the
candidates for both teams were heavy
,lien and many of them had had past
oxperience in rowing This is the
:ate-t that the crev has even been put
to work.
t ±t Yialt, .Meltfe Made lnel'gible
Yale, Feb. 2'.N-Jive ale baseball
i'ayers have bee~n declared ineligible
mntil next year because they uninten-
tionally violated the summer baseball.
rule. Their amateur standing in ath-
letics, however, will not be impaired.
('hicagpo to Ihivte New Divinity School
Chicago, Feb. 26.-Announcement of
a $200,000 gift to the University for
the purpose of erecting a new build-
ing for the Divinity school was made
at a meeting of the board o trustees.
The name of the donor is being with-
held at present. The rapid develop-
nment of the Divinity school during the
last few years had made the erection
of such a building necessary.
Columbia to Have Business School
Columbia, Feb. 26.-At the regular
February meeting of the truseees, a
revised addition to the statutes of the
university was adopted which provided
for a new school of business.
OTERCOATS
and rain coats from the house of Yup-.
penhimer, on sale by N. F. Alle C.,
main St.
Lyndon's for kodak, film, finish-
tngs. Open Sundays, 9:30 to 4 :20,only,

Orpheum Theatre
The Horne of Paramount ad
Triangle Photoplays
.Matinees, 2:00, 3:15 evening, 6:45,8S:o0
9:15 Saturdays - Holidays Continuois
Sun. Mon. 27-2-Pauline Frederick in
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'rues., Feb. 29-t)orodiy CGish in "Jor-don
ia Hard Road." Alro Triangle Coin-
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Wed., March 1-Mlary Pickford in."'Such
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Wed., iMarch t - Alice Brady ilu "The
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(ATHO1(LICS, BELAT MICHIGAN
IN FIRST T ARSITIY Ct)NTFIST
(Cointinued front P1age QOe)
tance. 46 feet 6 1-2 inches.
Half-mnile-McDonough, N. D., first;
Ufer, M., second; Murphy, I4., third.
Timc, 2 minutes, 1 245 seconds.
High hurdles-Kirkland, N. D.first;}
Fritch, N. D., second; Fischer, '-VT..
third. Time, 5 4-5 seconds.
440-yard dash-Hardy, N. D., first;
Voelkers, N. D., second; Fontanna, 1M.,
third. Time, 53 2-5 seconds,
Mile run-Carroll, M., first; Donl-
nelly, M., second; Waage, N. D., third.
Time, 4 minutes, 28 2-5 seconds.
220-yard dash-Hardy, N. D., first,,
Smith, M., second; O'Briend, M.,.
third. Time, 24 seconds.
Pole vault-Edgren, N. D., first.;
Clark, M., Catlett, M., and Wieadei', Il
N. D., tied for second. Height, 11 feet,
6 inches.
Mile relay-Michigan (Fox, Mu uh,,
Fontanna, and Griest) won. 'flie
3 minutes, 34 3-5 seconds.
Total points-Notre D)ane, 4r) 18
Michigan, 45 2-3.
UXR{)'ER AND ShIKS TA14
MAIN IROLES li 1'N IoNOP'IRA
(Confutltedlfr olnlPage 011e)
be taken by Kasberger, '18, who bea7-,
all the stamps and earmarks. of a typi-
cal butler.
George McMahon, '16, will not take
part in the Union opera this year o--
ing to scholastic difficulties occasioned
by sickness during the last semester.
GOYI RNOR OF PENNSYL'VANIA
URGFS SPAN ISII EDUCATION'
Detroit, Feb. 26.---Taking for his}
subject, "Education and Commerce,"
Martin G. Brumbaugh, the schoolmas-!
ter-governor of Pennsylvania, attend-
ing the Nationty Educational associa-,
tion meeting here, spoke yesterday be-j
fore members of the Detroit Commer-
cial club. In the opinion of Governor.
Brumbaugh, a knowledge of the Span-
ish language is most essential to the,
menl of the future who seek to engage
in commercial pursuits.
The governor dwelt upon the fact
that education and commercialism areif
no longer inseparable as they. onceC
were, but are being more *closely drawn
together.

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JIESOLU''lONS 0OF SYMiPATHY El 'Paso Police Arrest Two (Officers
SENT TO BRYANT11S RELATIVESl El P aso, Tex., Feb. 26.-Two officers
of the staff of General Obregon, prin-
Resolutions, expressiangF sympath;y zcipal general of Carrauza in Mexico,
were sent by' the Saginaw club to th ,e was arrested by El Paso police and
relatives of Elbert S. Bryant, '19, who, locked up today on a charge of mak-
was killed by a train last Tuesday. ijug remarks derogatory to all Ameni-
The resolutions were accompanied lvy cane wonien. They gave the names of
a floral tribute. Colonels Jose Valdez. and Jesus Ser-
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Toronto, Feb. 26.-Alien enemies

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were not responsible for the destruc-
tion of the American club of this city,i-
according to latest reportsfi The fire
which destroyed the club was found to ;NJk11WTON RESID~ENTS ALARMED BY
be caused by defective electric wiring.? APPEARAN E OF AEROPLANES
Minnesota Athletes Remain Amateurs Bridgeport, Conn., Feb. 26. - Twice
Minneapolis, Feb. 26.-After a 10-! during the week a mysterious aero-
year fight the Gophers have set the plane has hovered over Newtown in
standard for other conference teams ;the early evening. On Monday night
and have received from their athletes? while a large party of young people
promises that they will remain ama- were coasting, the aeroplane passed
tours.." All the candidates for the 1916 over them, dropping many blue signtl
team ave iventhei wors lhhts which lessened in intensity as
baseballtheyadescendedandnvanishedofro
of honor that they will keep out of;thydseedadvniedfo
sight before they reached the ground.
summer baseball. In this way it is The whirr of the motor was so lou.d
hopped that summer baseball has been 4 as to be heard in many houses abot
dealt a death blow at Minnesota Uni- Newtown. Last night' the strange
versity. craft again appeared, this time passing
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LIBRARY CLASSES

Philadelphia, Feb ..ti.-Arguing212th~at
an2 adotion1 of P'residen t Wilson's pre-
par°edn.ess purogram w ,as wemanGed by
the bestinret of thie United States,
SyVrracuse deteated the Uiversity of
Pennsylania m) a lduldebate hiere
tonigh1t.
The que(st in wais, "eov~ ht
the roposed ~iadiin ;) itration plan of
)alaent increas~e is de 1~mnded by the
~ctinterests f heunited State-s."
(,nyvai efen1ded the1 nei^gative
side ofd the quezzstion while the men rep-
resenting Sy-racuse Utniversity urged
its; spedy adoption.

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