hanges That Please" AR STORE I BILLIARDS DRINKS and Sunday Papers )ne Block from Campus Depauw-Every student of Depauw has been urged to be vaccinated at once as a preventative step to the spread of the smallpox epidemic on the campus. Three cases of smallpdx have been diagnosed but the authori- ties of the university say there is no need for alarm. However, they say that vaccination of all the students would mean a speedy elimination of the epidemic. Princeton-At commencement the Princeton field artillery r serve offi- cers training corps will give an ex- hibition drill showing all the activi- ties of the unit. It is for the purpose of reviewing the work done during the year. The most interesting feature of the exhibitiobh willbe the riding. It is planned to have a special bare- back squad go through "monkey drill," doing the various difficulit stunts required of expert army horse- men. g Indiana - A financial campaign was held on May 12 and 13 to raise $4,000 for the local work of the Y. M. C. A. for next tyear. Due to the in- creased activities of the "Y" and the plans for next year, the budget was put at this amount. Idaho-"Pinafore" was recently pre- sented by the Mens' and Girls''Glee clubs at the University of Idaho. This is one of the best known of the operas by Gilbert and Sullivan. The plot is decidedly clever and the music catchy'. Womcn Members of Mortarboard will meet at 8:15 o'clock Monday evening at the Pi Beta Phi house. There will be a 10 mile hike Satur- day, May 15, -to forestry farm. Short stories to be entered in Stylus short-story contest should be sent to a member of Stylus before May 15. Westerners' club members are to give their second dance Saturday, May 29,at the Packard academy. Plans will be announced in detail at club meeting Wednesday, May 26. Tickets may be reserved with George Lott, '23, phone 2444-J.' Cosmos and Pi Phis Win Games Alpha Phi went down in an over- whelming defeat in the eighth game. of the interhouse baseball tourna- ment to Cosmos with a score of 14 to 2. Helen Newberry residence met de- feat at the hands of Pi Beta Phi with a score of 16 to 10. University Students in Charge of Evening Service FIRST METHODiVT CHURCH Tomorrow Night -7:30 O'clock Speakers Chosen from the MELLOTONE Gives wails a rare cha __ - i x - jj; e . . _ ( ' r i )F A TURE . y Kodak User wants the films and prints through ke the required time and ustomers are in favor of Lowe Brothers Mello- tone is a flat oil paint that gives a deep, velvety finish to walls. Comes in a vari- ety of delicate colorings, each soft as the rainbow tints. It enables you to duplicate all the subtle col- orings of nature-so lovely to look at but so almost impossible to bring into the decorative schemes of your home. Iu short, with Its d nish a f~or fin( five tere ask ateur Fin- your next '3 p. m. &C4 AVE. ' THE KODAK Southern California-A special, day .was held at the University of South- . ern California on May 5. All the girls met on the campus and marched to the chapel in a body to be present at an especially arranged program. 1 Luncheon was served in the univer- sity cafeteria. After the luncheon games and contests were carried on. "DEPUTATION TEAMS. of the Wesleyan Guild JOYCE STEDMAN, '22 EARL DUNN, '20, '22L EDWARD RAMSDELL, '23 ROBERT KNEEBONE, '21 EARL MILES, '21, '22L EVERYONE WELCOME! OSWAL D A. I 112 W. WASHINGTON PHONK 353 F-1 0 * . w p~ V OSS SHOP Room Beautiful SOLID SILVER VICE INS ANN ce to entertain your Town Friends Leave Copy at QwUMIa m The Dolts Wisconsin-The wearing of a sand- wich board bearing a list of his sins against university traditions was the novel punishment meted out last week by the student senate to Henry M. Anding, of Burlington, Iowa, a fresh- man in the University of Wisconsin. The court of his fellow students found him guilty of not wearing a green cap, of smoking on the campus, of showing disrespect to upperclassmen, and of loitering about university hall,' and they decreed that he must attend two classes wearing a sandwich board branding him as a violator of campus traditions. Are you a true Michigan Man? If so keep in touch with all the teams, at home and abroad by reading The Daily each morning.-Adv. LOST LOST- Monday morning, Bobinson Reminder Note book'- containing class notes. Reward. Phone 1442-J. LOST-Conklin Fountain Pen-large size-on So. University at head of Linden St. Please call 619-M. LOST- Open faced Waltham watch near Union. Reward. Call Ronan, 339-J. LOST '- In Moe's Sport Shop or on on Campus, large size leather note- book with semester's notes, owner's name on cover. Reward. Call Miller, 558. LOST-Large leather loose-leaf note- book. Reward if left at 301 N. State St. No questions asked. LOST-A silver Eversharp pencil be- tween Law and Martha Cook Bldgs. Engraved with initials C. E. M. Re-- ward if returned to Corrine Merkel. Phone 627. FOR SALE FOR SAL - No. .1-A Ansco Junior folding camera 2%2x4/I R. R. Lens;' also Ansco vest pocket camera No. 2, 2 x33% Modico Lens, Bionic shut- ters. Call Thompson between 6 and .7 P. M. 1058-M. FOR SALE-Saxaphones.. Buescher 1 .-flat Alto Saxopohone-Conn new. Call 1198-J. 311 Thompson. FOR SALE-1 No. 9 Oliver typewriter. C Melody and Conn Eb Alto. Both make. Both like new. Call 870-M. FOR SALE-Canoe, fine condition. Call 678-J after 6:30. I /m Frocks' V 1 Beauty is Untiv 11_ Get Good Goods at Goodyear's These dainty summer frocks have managed to catch a distinctive haps it is because they are of lovely sheer. organdies and voiles or silks; perhaps because of the fascinating way of the sash or the art of the collar and buttons. Whatever the reason, these iew arriv most refreshing air o findividual smartness and with their moderate make an instant appeal. ORGANDIES-in white, blue, flesh, maize, orchid, Nile green, rose, and tan; in all sizes.... $15.00 to $35.00 VOILES-Light or dark shades in solid colors, in striped and floral designs ........ ... $12.50 to $25.00 DOTTED SWISS-With red or yellow dots. .$27.50 and $35.00 SILK DRESSES-Cjhiffon taffetas, satins, plain and flowered georgettes, crepe de chines, and georgette in combination with tricolette- May sales values at............$19.50, $29.50, $39.50 (Second Floor) PORTO RICAN LINGERIE Specially Priced A very specal purchase enables us to sell Porto Rican Handme and Envelope Chemises at an attractively low price. Everyone knows the daintiness of these garments and the care e their making. Seams, hems, and scallopng are entirely by hand.az with beautiful dsigns embroidered by hand-in Porto Rico. Abi ferent styles in Gowns and Enveopes, are Aced at $6,65 each, inc (SECOND FLOOR) I 4 a i WANTED FANTED-First class 'cook for fra- ternity, with table of 35, to begin in fall. Best wages for one who can do the work right. References re- quired. Write giving experience and wages. Box E. D., Daily. : f WANTED - A waiter for. Summner school. One who has no eight o'clock. Also student janitor and kitchen help who can earn both board and room. Phone 1049-J aft- er 8 P. M. or call at 819 S. State, between 5 and 6 P. M. WANTED - Student help.' Arcade Cafeteria. Nickels Arcade. in AN Electric Vibrator for WANTED-Student to operate eleva- tor in General Library. Call 2486 or apply Buildings and Grounds De- ien or- partment, University. es, XISCELLANEOUS es, re 'WE HAVE Summer vacation positions ful open for 4 or 5 students. Earnings v- as high as $20 per day. Call after- gat 'noons, 793-J. The Star Electric Vibrator is a machine that will do Anything w for higher priced machines in a manner thoroughly satisfactory a consumption of current. . Complete with three attachments, $5.00. (Main Floor) t FtOR SALE-Two seats (11-B-7 and 11-B-9, second balcony), for first four numbers of May Festival. Call Thompson between 6 and 7 P. M. 1058-M. w w .. i. NO DUST-Clean house with: electric suction sweeper. work Saturdays ' and every noon. Call 1741-R. 108-10. Hoover Want after- press. New phone s to all parts of FOR SALF-New Tuxedo in fine con- dition. Call at 224 12th St. FOR SALE--Two first class seats to the May Festival. Call 1582-J. Entrance 1Z,4 S. Main. r EM Telephone NW i - ,. Um