on sale in the R. O. T. C.c the Enginering building. ickets for Aeronautical dance on June 4 are on pale ham's book store and at desk. in1 society at Gra- Union et in prac. NUMBER I Press room of. men rehears. neets in room b meets in room B, il hall. Prof. Roy m "One Act Playa." meets in room 231, building. L, club meets at433' es in Hill auditor (Continued from Page One) and the Geological Survey from the Interior Department; the Bureau of Standards from the Commerce De- partment. "There is much agitation for a new department of Health and fpr a new department of Engineering. The de- partment of Education should get the jump on these two proposed depar- ments. Health and engineering are really sub-divisions of education, just as they are sub-divisions in this Uni- versity and just as the board of health in Detroit is under the board of Education as an activity; Would Aid University "I firmly believe that the proposed. department and secretary of Educa- tion would bring wonderful progress in every fielg of endeavor calculated to promote the general welfark. I do not think it would injure or hamper the University of Michigan in any way; and, on the contrary, I am quite certain that it would give this University greater aid "and prestige."' Freight Rates Increasing 30 Per Cent The proposed increase in freight rates throughout the eastern half of PLAY IN TWO BALL LEAGUES APPROACHES FINAL GAMES Today at 445 o'clock the semi-fin- als of the fraternity indoor :baseball league will be finished .by the game between Nu Sigma Nu and Phi Sigma Kappa. The winners of this match will play Zeta Psi for the campus ti- tle. The final game will be played Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock; on south Ferry field. The tclass baseball championship will be decided Friday at 3:45 o'clock when te dents meet the soph lits on. south Ferry field. This game will be hotly contested and should result in a very close score, both teams having shown good form all through the tour- ney. The semi-finals of hose who have lost one game and are playing for second place will be played today. The fresh lits will play the senior engi- neers and the soph engineers will en- gage the junior engineers. Both games will'be called at 4 o'clock. Mayor Reports Coal Car Transfer According to word' received from Mayor Ernest M. Wurster who, to- gether with other mayors of Michigan cities, is in Washington conferring with the interstate commerce commis- sion, an order has been issued for, the immediate transfer of'30,000 coal cars to the mines for shipping fuel. He states that the mayors are much en- couraged by the commission's action. Circuit Court Has Light Rocket The circuit court jury has been dis- missed following one of the lightest dockets of the year. No, criminal cas- es were listed. The next session of the court is in October. AMYN ARBOR CHOP SUE!Y FLOWERS Excellent CHOP. SUEY from Cot 11:34) a. in. to mlnlirht' Steaks and Chops $14 Stat Members Flori Phone" 115 :1!111-1111111N l1l1 111l1 ~llll111l1~ 1IN ll 1l11! -wtYor Fo Atmra w. BlwazeBls Nikes rcd FLOWERING PLANI usins & Hal ists Telegraph Delivery 1002 S. Un 'erb ice Day' :tng in-room- 101, fk r banquet A k s track meet in on ack nm Shop 4/ Ohio State dual tr field. Phone 6oo)V at Unj camp. the ,United States will amount to 30:43 per cent, and will affect all roads. In- jcreased operating expense is blamed for the raise, according to local rail- road officials. .... II.- _____________________ ,Qictwi -, .' . a o Ss* o f ,---,-. -, K o4welos, ,000* I-OA N 0 Asa 0 a A s y P"U T NIG Hill Auditoriu ALSO t Fatty Arbuckle y ,o . i* r T4? IN I r < -.. F i 5. " ,.. 1 L i ,-a Np }A .f4 lja/4 a _.:. +.. ry_ "THE BUTCHER BOY" ;.0' 'Am - . ,, , . , Y V ,. r r y r' vrr . :r+ -; ' , , ..; :Y "ti Twenty-two Orchestra. piece U I r~ . ' F "George \ :::. ' 4 It" Quartette. "Sandy" 11 Zuko 2or d C / Wilson r i-4ODUCTION. 1 i 7.30 p.m., May 27 Tickets at the State Street Stores S.'~ ~^T~ ~-^~ I Wilh 9 e 4 T SY OFCTURE COURTESY OF IS BEING SHOWN IN HILL THE MAJESTIC THEATER AVUIITOILU1 By I m U .Y1U Admission 0 I a