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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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WHAT'S GOING ON

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ARMORY

mrsday, April 24th
" Fischer and his Jazz Orchestra

per couple

Dancing 8-12

ickets on sale at Wahr's Beokstore and at the Door -
Buyers of Large Quantities

as well as the small

It is not necessary to entertain out of town agents
ecure a quantity price on your requirements.
Our ordinary retail prices are often less and our
ntity prices are invariably below present costs.
Ae can prove it if you try us.
Kyer & Whitker
dents of the University of Michigan are cordially invited to
inspect our new lira. of
PARIS FASHIONS

TODAY
7:30-Cerele Francals meeting in Cer-
cle room.
$:00-Professor Johnston speaks atj
meeting of Forestry club in the club
rooms in Science building.
TOMORROW
4:15-Dean Effinger speaks on "Nos
Intimes," the last of Cerce Francais
lectures, in room 203 Tappan hall.
7:00-0. 0. Stanchfield speaks in Lane
hal.
7:00-Varsity band practice in Uni-
versity School of Music.
7:80 - Meeting , of Interfraternity
league in New Union.
U-NOTICES
The band will meet in front of U hall
at 3:30 to play for the swing-out.
Wear caps, puttees, and blouses, but
no overcoats.
Those Interested in starting an Aero
club see Prof. F. W. Pawlowski, 333
Engineering building.
Meeting of the Gargoyle editorial and
art staffs and try-outs for May issue
at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
at the Gargoyle office, Press build-
ing.
The banquet planned for Fort Sheri-
dan officers has been indefinitely
postponed.
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ADD WHAT'S GOING - TODAY
7:30 - Adelphi meeting, fourth floor
U-hall.
ADD U-NO .......... ............
Professor Trueblood's class in Shake-
spearian Reading will give a public
recital of the play, Hamlet, this
evening at 8 o'clock in U-hall. Ad-
mission is free and the public are
requested to be in their places by
8 or before.
- Buy Victory Bonds --
DIREOTOR HARRISON SELECTS
VARSITY GLEE CLUB PERSONNEL
(Continued from Page One)
L. A. Lundquist, '19; W. L. Fuller,
20E; S. B. Daume, '20L; R. L. Mc-
Cutcheon, '21L; W. F. Pellow, '20L;
P. R. Wilson, '21; C. 0. Barton, '20E;
A. S. Brock, '19E; R. E. Carrick, '19E;
W. H. Dorrance, Jr, '19E; C. E. Hardy,
'19E; C. S. Lawton, '19E; A. C. Mar-
winski, '20E; and D. A. McCallum.
Several more names are being con-
sidered by the eligibility committee,
and they may be added to the club's
list if they are passed. A few fresh-
men have been allowed to participate
by special permission.
--Buy Victory Bonds --
Michigan's paper for Michigan men,
Four thousand students read it every
morning.- Adv.
Buy Victory Bonds-
The Students patronize The Daily
advertiser.-Adv.

MASS ATHLETICS
TRAIN MANY MEN
(Continued from Page Four)
of the greatest arguments invoked by
the antagonists of college athletics
is that too few are represented. If
intercollegiate athletics were to de-
pend for their justification upon the
physical development of those efgag-
ed, they would have to be abandoned.
The mass system is the most propit-
ious step in the right direction. The
very nature of the plan recalls the
methods used in the great schools of
England and France. Very much im-
portance in these institutions is at-
tached to the spirit and rivalry in the
games and meets, and the finest good
sportmanship is thus effected on the
part of those engaged.
Under Dr. May, with an enthusiastic
band of class managers much can be
anticipated from these efforts. In ev-
ery school where the system has been
given a trial, it has resulted in perm..
anent adoption, And from the reports
of all concerned in a school as large
as Michigan, it is prophesied that not
only will it stimulate spirit in college
affairs, and bring many good men to
the notice of the Varsity coaches, but
will prove of great benefit in matters
of health and exercise, and result in
a well warranted success.
Buy Victory Bonds --

YOU'RE THE JUDGE!
Render Your Decision on Our New Line of
SHIRTS AND TIES
"Art" Marquard . Campus Tailor - 607 E. Liberty

EASTER
DAY

IS HAPPY
AT HOSPI TAL

Novelties in Tailored Suits, Gowns
and Dresses

materials, newest models, newest
lowest prices

colorings,

anO

Little white cots and wheel chairs
could not dampen the Easter spirit of
the children in the Palmer ward of
the University hospital Sunday morn-
ing.
In spite of the fact that other Eas-
ters they had romped around 'their
own homes and searched the odd nooks
and corners for the Easter bunny; they
enjoyed to the full extent the egg
hunt in the hospital ward. One little
boy with his leg in a cruel cast manip-
ulated his wheel chair with such skill
that he joyfully exclaimed, "I've found
three."
There were flowers, too, from the bo-
tanical gardens and from individuals
who came to entertain the children in
the afternoon.
With Easter in the air and sun-
shine outside it was) a gala day and
as one little, pale child said, "My,
everybody is glad today."
- Buy Victory Bonds -
REGENT LUCIUS L. HUBBARD
ARRIVES FOR BOARD MEETING
Regent Lucius L. Hubbard, of
Houghton, arrived in Ann Arbor Mon-
day and will remain here for the next
Board of Regents' meeting, which will
will be held Friday.,
--Buy Victory Bonds-
Results are important. Advertise in
The Daily.-Adv.

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is Spring, you can find the answer in our win-
id in the new models placed on display daily.
will be the dominant note in Womens foot-
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Who have had experience in can-
vassing or who have managed crews,
etc. Need several men with ability

$1.00

as county

managers.

Good salary

For the remainder of the College year

and commission.

Make application

brief; give experience, salary 'expect-

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