and taking part in
spectators. That

When it is remembered that this year's alumni re-
union will probably exceed all simiwu events of the
past both in actual numbers and in tree number of
classes represented, there devolves upon the Uni-
versity, and most of all upon the undergraduate
body, the duty of seeing to it that twe many alumni
will feel once more at home among the scenes of
their -own student activities. No tie will serve to
hold them closer to their alma mattr than that of
lives, active friendship and hospitaliy on the part
of the present incumbents of the benches they
carved in days gone but never forgotten.
Let every student lok ahead a few years in his
own career and realize what such a bond will mean
to him; and then let him resolve; if ne possibly can
do so, to be here from June 21 to June 24 and give.
the former men and women of Michigan a royal
welcome.

rinoiples of AnirBoS

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PAUL E. CHOLETTE

ONE STEP IN ADVANCE
A great step has been taken in eradicating . a
worthless tradition. The Cap Night of yesteryear
with its paddles and clubs, its hard feelings and risk
of injury is now a thing of the past. In its place
stands the Cap Night of the future, free from all.
misplaced class rivalry and bitterness, an event un-.
marred. ly mob yiolence of any sort.
Anyone who was preseint at the ceremony of Fri-
day night cannot fail to contrast the spirit of
friendly rivalry which prevailed at the impressive
ceremony of this year with the rankling bitterness
and hate which made itself so apparent at Sleepy
Hollow last year at that time. The Student coun-
cil is' to be commended. It has shown good judg-
ment in eliminating the gauntlet, unnecessary and
injurious as it admittedly is.
:It was necessary that some class should take this
step in the right direction and the class of '22 is to
be commended on the spirit which it showed. It
was a hard step to take. It will be to the everlast-
ing credit of the Student council of this year and
the class of '22 that it was they who got rid of a
.tradition which, although possessing a strong hold
on the student body was admittedly injurious to the
morale of the University.
If Sims favors light wines and beers, the secre-
tary of the navy has some basis foi1 his charges that
the admiral is trying to Prussianize the navy .
Didja hear of the Frosh who asked where the
grass was that he was supposed to keep off of ?
The tipne approaches when it will be necessary to
install traffic cops on the river.

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In Effect May 18, 1920
Between
Detroit, Ann Arbor. and Jackson
.i.t(Eastern Standard Time)
Limited and Express cars leave for
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9: 10 p 1
Limiteds to Jackson at 8:40 a. m. and
every two hours to 8:40, p. m. Ex-
presses at 9:45 a. m; and every two
two hours to 9:45 p. , .
Locals to Detroit-5 :55 a.nq., 7:05 as.,;.
and every two hours to 9:05 p.m.,
also 11:00 p.m. To Ypsilanti only,
11:40 p.m., 12:25 a.m. and 1:"10 a.m.
Locals to Jackson - 7:45 a.m., and
12:10 a.m.
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Now, alas! my hopes are broken,,
She left me in the lurch.
By these words' s lowly spoken,
"Oh, come off your perch."
JJ.
Well Qualified
Manager-We want a man for bur information
bureau who can answer all sorts of fool questions
and not lose his head.
Applicant-That's easy. I took my girl to the
Iowa baseball game yesterday and was trying to
show her how the game is player'
Dear Noah: --
The other day one of my profs. in the law school
said I was always "splitting hairs." Do you think
this faculty will stand me in good stead in later life?
Studious.
Undoubtedly. If you weren't a success as a law-
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Ouch!
Co-ed-I'd hate to think that a man was taking
me around just-because he considered me rather
good looking.
Stude-Yeh, I imagine it would be kind of tough
running around with a blind man,
While attending the track meet yesterday our lady
friend remarked, "Say, I'd like to bet my shoes that
that good looking boy wins the race." And we told
her that we' would be glad to take the bet only we,
were opposed to large wagers. And after that we
Icouldn't understand why some people found it'
rather warm at the field yesterday.
Our Idea of Nothing to Do
Physician-Your son must stop work of any kind
whatsoever.
Mother-But, doctor, he is a student at Ann Ar-
bor and would never consent to absolute idleness.
Physician (after deep thought)-I have it ! We
will fool him and have him put on the Chimes staff.

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