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Athletics among the boys and girls
of the University have received a new
impetus. Indoor baseball is the ve-
hicle for this rise. Contests between
them have been staged lately with the
forfeit of a dinner, a dance,. or a pic-
nic from the loser to the winnet.
So far the championship goes to
the boys. Great discussion and parley
was necessary to determine which for-
feit to take. Finally they decided.
upon a picnic as being the most fun.
It has been suggested that other or-
ganizations go in for something sim-
ilar. If suffieient baseball talent is
not available, tiddlewinks or flinch
will be the medium through which tie
ancient rivalry will be decided.
Members of Mortarboara will meet
at 8:15 o'clock Monday evening at the
Pi Beta Phi house.
Michigan Dames will meet at 7:30
o'clock Tuesday evening in Lane hall.
A pot-luck supper will be given.' All
members are requested to bring knife,
fork, spoon, cup, and plate.
Members of the ,Junior Girls' play
cast may receive refunds, both from
deposits and for expenses into Detroit,
from 4 to 6:30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon at Barbour gymnasium. A
property box has been provided there'
also for costumes etcetera. This is
the only time refunds may be obtain-
ed.

Wyvern,-junior girls honorary soci-
ety, has chosen the following members
for next year:
Helen Bishop, Agnes Holmquist,
Laura Snyder, Isabelle Swan, Gert-
rude Boggs, Teckla Roese, Harriet
Gustin, Norma Judson, Carol McDon-
ald, Eleanor Neil, Margaret Spaulding,
and Caroline Napier.
COMEDY CLUB ELECTS TEN
TO MEMBERSHIP IN SOCIETY
Ten new members were elected to
the Comedy club after the final try-
outs yesterday morning in Mason hail.
These were: Lois Maher, '21, Jean
Wallace, '21, Mildred Sherman, '21,
Camilla Hayden, Sch. of M., Clement
Smith, '23, Dudley Hays, '22, Donald
Thorp, '21, Aubrey ,Young, '21E, Vesta
Sturgis, '20, Everard Welton, '22L.
These new members are asked to
meet in room 205, Mason hall, Tuesday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.

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Foreign Girls Make Peanut Bars
Wickel house held a tea for the
foreign girls of the University yester-
day afternoon. The making of peanut
bars was the entertainment provided
for the afternoon. Refreshments
were served and favors of corsages
were given to the guests. Mrs. Myra
B, Jordan poured the tea.

HA R'D WA RE?

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goods that go to make up such
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I-GRADE CORDOVAN
Shipment Just Received
Est cordovan Oxfords we ever had the pleasure of
he above cut is an exact reproduction of the style.
)any Brown; soles, heavy single, which means
the inside finish,- Isoles, heel-lining and tongues
with the outside quality.
Price $15.00
We invite Comparison at Any Price

Judiciary council of the Wonien's
league will meet at 4 o'clock Monday
afternoon in the league parlors at
Barbour gymnasium. I
EXHIBIT AT MEMORIAL HALL
TO REMAIN OPEN FOR WEEK
The Art exhibit in Alumni Memorial
hall will be open to the public next
week. The decision was reached yes-
terday by those in charge, as they
thought that the visitors attracted ;to
the May Festival would like to 'see
what the local artists can do. < The
exhibit was supposed to close tonight.
The attendance at the exhibit has
been large, it being estimated that the
number of people who attended
ranged from between 800 and 1,000.;
This number does not include' mein-
ber,, but only paid admi sions.
JUNIOR ENGINEERS HOLD
CANOE P4RTY UP RtVER
Assembling yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock the Junior Engineers went
up the river by canoe and on foot to
a secluded spot on Barton pond,
where a pow-wow was held.,A "pot-
luck" supper was cooked over a camp
fire and the "good word" was passed
around until 7 o'clock, when the party
terminated.

La eoiedad to Elect officers
Lo Sociedad Hipanica will elect of-
ficers for next year at its meeting
Tuesday, night. Refreshments and a
general social time will follow the
meeting.
Patronize our advertisers.--Adv.
. ANN ARBOR CHOP AUE Y
Excellent CHOP SUEY from
11:80 a. m. to midnight
Steaks and Chops 814 State
J.' L. CHAPMAN
JEWELER
AND OPTOMETRIST
11S SOUTH MAIN STREET

PICNIC SETS, PAPER PLATES, SPOONS

NAPKINS

SPREADS

KNIVES AND FORKS'

LAWN MOWERS
LAWN RAKES

In fact everything that goes to make up a nice outfit for
ing and at a very small cost. Don't fail, to see the
WE ALSO CARRY A NICE LINE OF FISHING T

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State Street Hardware
310 SOUTH STATE STIEET
Phone 1610

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-- A waiter for Summer
One who has no \eight
Also student janitor and
help who can earn both
I room. Phone 1049-J aft-
L. or call at 810 S. State,
and 6 P. M.
-First class cook for fra-
Ith table of 35, to begin in
t wages for one who can
ork right. References re-
Write- giving experience
s. Box E. D., Daily.
-Students desired for sum-
r. Positions open in near-
state. Mht be aggressive.
rages. Box G. M., Daily.
-To exchange topcoats with
took mine at Court house
evening. Newfield, 820 E.
on. 1165-W.
-Student to set tables and
asses and silverware forl

WANTED
WANTED-Interviews with men de-
siring -connection with large sales
force. Plenty of money in this work
for you. See me at City "Y ' any
day after 3 P. M., George B. Wil-
son.
LOST
LOST - On Ferry Field, Saturday
morning, bunch of keys with Home
Insurance Co. nameplate. Call Shaf-
fer, 1392-J.
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.
LOST-Gamma guard for sorority pin
set in pearls. Thursday afternoon.
Phone 2186-M.
LOST-Large leather loose-leaf note-
book. Reward if left at 301 N. State
St. No questions asked.
FOUND
FOUND-Fountain pen at tug-of-war
contest. Owner can have same by
paying for this ad and identifying

Lantern Night to be Held June 2
Lantern night, recognized 'as "the
night" for University women, will be
held this year on Wednesday, June 2.1
The Women's Athletic association is!
formulating plans for the afternoon'
games and evening fete.
Fine Straw Hats. Wild & Co., 311!
S. State St.-Adv.
FORS E
FOR SALE-1 No. 9 bliver typewriter.
C Melody and Conn Eb Alto. Both
imake. Both like new. Call 870-M.
FOR SALE-Two May Festival tick-
ets, main floor, -for any concert.
Call 1766-J.
FOR SALE-Canoe, fine condition.
Call 678-3 after 6:30.
FOR SALE-Two first class seats, to
the May Festival. Call 1582-J.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-ROOMS-Would like to
malge arrangements with 'six Jap-
anese or Chinese students for Sum-I
mer 'school. 116 Glenn Ave. Phone
1332-J.
HISCELLANEOUS
$50.00 reward for information lead- I
to the arrest of anyone 'meddling]
with city machinery on the streets,I
marking or walking on new cement i
work, stealing red lights or remov-
ing barricades. A. J. Paul, Street
Commissioner.
NO DUST-Clean house with Hoove
electric suction sweeper. Want
work Saturdays and every after-
noon. Call 1741-R. 108-10.
CALL PACKAGE Express. New phone
1518-D. Deliveries to all parts of

White
With Tan Trimmings
Is this smart sports oxford that so satisfactor-
ily completes your up-to-the-minute sports
costume. These sports suits and dresses are
worn during the summer months for almost
every occasion. One doesn't necessarily need
to be interested in sports to wear a sports cos-
tume. For all but the most formal affairs they
are seen. And for such a suit you must have a
shoe that is the finishing note. We have just
received that very shoe. This oxford is of
white canvas with long vamp and heel of
brown leather. The heel is moderately low,
just what you want in a sports shoe. And be-
side its beauty and practical value is the price.
We are offering this ultra smart sports oxford
AT $10.50
(Main Floor)

operate eleva-
rary. Call 2486
,nd Grounds De-,