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516 East Willam St Phone 1422-3

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Fraternities, Sororities and
Campus 5ocieties are invited to take
advantage of our Splendid Facilities.

EFFICIENCY MEN
HOLDCONFERENCE
(Continued from Page One)
Co., of Chicago, Ii. Clothing: Le-_d-
er, Richard A. Feiss, manager Cloth-
craft Shops, The Joseph & Feiss Co.,
Cleveland, O. Boxes: Leader. Frank
R. Wallace, Eaton, Crane & Pike'
Co., Pittsfield, Mass. Envelopes:
Leader, R. B. Fraser, Sewel-Clapp
Envelope Co., Chicago, 111. landmer-
chiefs: Leader, D. J. Walsh. Jr.,
Herrmann, Aukam & Co., Lebanon,
Pa. Printing: Leader, Henry P. Ken-
dal, Plimpton Press, Norwood, Mass.
Disuision C. T'lypej :. Non-con-
tinuous processes; varying products
with varying speciications mui ~le
purpose machines; varying opera-
tions; complex routing. Chairman,
Regent W. L. Clements, of Bay City.
Machine Shops: Leaders, Carl G.
Barth, consulting engineer, Philadel-
phia; 'Commander Allen M. Cook,
Dickson Bldg., Norfolk, Va.; II K.
Hathaway, Tabor Manufacturing
Co., Philadelphia; F. A. Parkhurst,
Detroit; and Albert R. Shipley, Seth
Thomas Co., Thomaston, Conn.
Discussion .1. Combination of Type
2 and Type 3. Industries originally of
Type 3 ,which, by standardization of
product, tend to become of Type 2.
Chairman: H. H. Seeley, president of
the Superior Manufacturing Co., Ann
Arbor. Automobiles; Leaders: F. F.
Beall, vice-president in charge of
manufacturing, Packard Motor Car
Co., Detroit, and J. C. Regan, the Tim-
ken-Detroit Axle Co., Detroit.
Discussion E. Special. Construction
work. Chairman: Goldwin Starrett,
New York. Leaders: W. B. Laine, Hale
& Kilburn Co., New York City; Wil-
liam O. Lichtner, Newton Highlands,
Mass.; and John H. Scoville, produc-
tion engineer, Aberthaw Construction
Co:;, Boston Mass.
Discussion F. Special. Merchandis-
ing in which the salesman seeks the
customer. Chairman: James Inglis,
president, American Blower Co., De-
troit. Traveling Sales Management,
Leaders: H. A. Brown, Tabor Manufac-
turing Co., Philadelphia; John M.
Bruce ,New York City; and Henry
T. Noyes. German-American Button
Co., Rochester, N. Y.
2:30 o'clock, afternoon. Chairman:
Dean M. E. Cooley, of the College of
Engineering. Lecture on "Scientific
Management in the Operation of a
Public Service Corporation" (illustrat-
ed), by Charles Day, Day & Zimmer-
mann, Philadelphia.
8:00 o'clock. Chairman: Boyd Fish-
er, vice president of the Executive
club, Detroit Board of Commerce. Lec-
ture on "An Illustrated Trip Through
Scientifically Managed Factories," by
H. K. Hathaway, vice president, Tabor
Manufacturing Co., of Philadelphia,
SATURDAY ,1MA 13
9:00 o'clock, morning. Summary and
discussion. Chairman: Morris Llew-
ellyn Cooke, consulting engineer, Phil-
adelphia.
2:30 o'clock. Baseball game, Cornell
vs. Michigan.
All of the meetings will be held in
room 348 of the new engineering build-
ing, with the exception of the round
table discussions Friday morning,
which will be held simultaneously in
various rooms. Beginning Thursday,
an information bureau will be main-
tained in room 214. Until the opening
of the conference, the general inform-
ation bureau will be Prof. J. A. Burs-
ley's offices, room 239, engineering
building.
All the meetings will be open to the
public.

BUNKER ADDRESSES LAST
ASSEMBLYOF FRESH LITS
Speaker Tel1s I'ir.t Year Mui to
Follow Nature andlo
Their Best
"Dame Nature is a great old dame,
providing you follow her dictates. Try
to go against the natural grain and
you're up against it. Do the best you
can and let it go at that."
These and a number of similar re-
marks made up the address given by
Prof. Robert K. Bunker, of the Law
School, at the last fresh lit assembly
yesterday afternoon in University hall.
His subject was "Almost Sophomores."
Professor Bunker talked at length
on tlh vast difference between knowl-
edge and learning, and lai muh
stress on the necessity of paying more
attention to the practical things than
to mere ancient history. He appealed
to the freshmen to follow Michigan
customs and traditions, at all times re-
main faithful to their trust, and to
pay back noth tlhe state and the uni-
versity for all they have done for
them.
A number of well-rendered selec-
tions by the Fresh Glee club, a fine
reading of Kipling's "Boots" by D. R.
Hertz, '19, and a short business meet-
ing completed the assembly.
So successful have this year's as-
semblies been that it is expected they
will be continued next year.

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C OMING" 1EVENTUS

May 10.-Kalamazoo Normal College
vs. Michigan, baseball game.
May 12. --Soph Prom, Armory-.
May 13.--University of Detroit vs.
All-Fresh, baseball game.
May 1:.-Varsity track meet.
May 13. - Cornv ll University vs.
Michigan, baseball game.

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Personally
June dates

May 17.-
tival, 8:00
May 18.~
tival, 8:00
May 19.-
tival, 2:30r
May 19.-

-First concert of May Fes-
o'clock, Hill auditorium.
-Second concert of May Fes-
oclock, Hill auditorium.
-Third concert of May Fes-
o'clock, Hill auditorium.
-Afternoon, tug of war be-

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he can't pass you through life. Tackling the problems
of business -is a matter of physical and mental pre-
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and rational exercise. For the problems of college or
the battle of life nothing can equal
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the food that contains all the muscle-building, brain-
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a digestible form. Its daily use preserves the proper
balance between brain and muscle, supplying the phy-
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every line of endeavor. Shredded Wheat Biscuit is
on the training table of nearly every college and uni-
versity in this country and Canada. Two of these
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complete, perfect meal, supplying all the strength
needed for study or play.
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tween sophomores and freshmen.
May 20.--Morning, pushball contest
and class relays. Ferry Field.
May 19.---Fourth concert of May Fes-
tival, 8:00 o'clock, Hill auditorium.
May 20.--Polish Seminary vs. All-
Fresh, baseball game.
May 20.--Leland Stanford Univer-
sity vs. Michigan, track meet.
May 20.-Fifth May Festival concert,
2:30 o'clock, Hill auditorium.
May 20.--Sixth concert of May Fes-
tival, 8:00 o'clock, Hill auditorium.
May 30.---Memorial Day (Holiday).
May 30.-State Normal College vs.
Al I-Fresh, baseball game.
June 2-3. -Interscholastic Meet.
June 2.---Notre Dame University vs.
Michigan, baseball game.
June 2.---Cap Night.
June 3.--Notre Dame University vs.
Michigan, baseball game.
June 9.-M. A. C. vs. Michigan, base-
ball game.
June 10.-M. A. C. vs. Michigan, base-
ball game.
June 25-Baccalaureate Services.
June 21-22.-Class day exercises in
the schools and colleges.
June 23.-Alumni Day.
June 29--Commencement Day.
President lutchins Speaks at Buffalo
President Harry B. Hutchins will
speak at a banquet of Buffalo alumni
n that city on Monday evening, May 22.

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WANTED-Students to sell Nibco
Sanitary Brushes. Best proposition
on campus. Phone Cotton-373-W,
Simpson-2180-M; Yeisley, 2494.
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WANTED--Soph Prom ticket. If
will take six dollars bring it to
So. Division St. between 1:00
2:00 o'clock this afternoon.

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FOR RENT--Entire second floor over
Calkins' Pharmacy. Steam heat-
suitable for offices. E. E. Calkins.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE-One concert ticket for
May Festival, Main floor, 303 N.
Division. Phone1907. m9
FOR SALE--Three May Festival tick-
ets for Wednesday and Thursday
evenings and afternoon concerts.
Call E, L. Phillips, phone 339-J,
517 S. Division St. m9

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WANTED-Good live-wire upperclass-
men to sell a high quality line of
groceries, toilet articles, perfumes
and remedies on commission. You
can make big money selling direct
to the consumer for an old estab-
lished house. Liberal commissions.
Goods well known. Exclusive ter-
ritory. Write today for our propo-
sition. E. C. Harley Company, Day-
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LOST-Waterman self-filling fountain
pen. Reward. J. S. Green, 612.
Church. Phone 1070-W. m9-10
LOST--A Conklin fountain pen Mon-
day morning near or in University
Hall. Finder please return to 509
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