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ig Agnes Ayres

CAMP DAMIS OPENS Fo
FIRST SESSION JUNE 3
More than 70 engineering students
will take examinations next week for
the surveying course at Camp Davis
this summer. These students will be
the first of the two shifts to go, leaving
Ann Arbor June 3 for camp instruc-
tion which will cover a period of eight
weeks. This camp is primarily for
civil engineering students, ,but a few
from the forestry and landscape design
departments are going.
Camp Davis is unique In that it was
the first institution of its kind to be
established in the country. Itx was
started in 1847 by the University.
The camp is located on the south
shore of Douglas lake, Cheboygan
county, Michigan. It is included in
the University lands known as thel
Bogardus tract, which covers 3,200

acres. The topography is varied af-
fording many excellent opportunities
for varied kinds of field work. Students
are housed in steel buildings with
concrete floors and all necessary camp
equipment is furnished. The Univer-
sity Health service provides a physic-,
ian for the camp.
Students have an opportunity to be-j
come familiar with many common
things which are found in a well or-
gnnized camp. Among these might be
mentioned the administration of mess,
the sanitary system, the water and
electric lighting plants, handling of
boats, and care of miscellaneous
equipment.
Douglas 'lake provides excellent
bathing and swimming. 'Students find
time to publish a weekly paper, to
play ball and oL r games, and to
give concerts and other entertain-
ments. Prof. C. T. Johnson is the di-
rector of the camp.
COMMENCEMENT GIFT BOOKS-
'wolargestocksto select from. Wahrs
Bookstores.-Adv.

FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB PLANS
SUIDIER FORMAL FOR JUNE
A summer formal dance will be
given on Saturday night, June 4,1 at
Packard hall by the freshman glee
club. Attendance is being limited to
the members of the organization. The
finance committee requests notice
from all members desiring to attend,
so that final arrangements may be
fmade.

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rpheum - Jack P.ickford in
Man Who Had Everything."
Also Gayety comedy, "Dummy
Love," and Pathe review.
THIS WEEK
Stage
arriek (Detroit)-The Bons-
telle company in the snappy
musical comedy, "Bab."
hubert (Detroit) D. W. Grif-
fith's latest great production,
"Way Down East," with all of
the Griffith stars.

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No Darrier Can Stop Love!
ER love and goodness had been the pini s an which
,H his genius soared. When the temptres ° bc'koed,
when all tha was finest in him seemed dead, somevting
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awakened ambition and manhood in him.

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JACK HOLT, CARMEN PHILLIPS,
MICKEY MOORE , AND OTHERS

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JesseL Laskypresents
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He had no taste for afternoon tea, but he
sure could push a railroad through a
mountain.
And when the daughter of his boss breezed
into camp she soon learned who was her
engineer.
A non-stop story that speeds through the
West and skirts the edge of a hundred
thrills.

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Adapted from "The Daughter of a Magnate," by Frank H. Spearman
Scenario by Eugene Lewis Directed by Frank 'Urson
ADDED MACK SENNETT'COMEDY:
"WEDDING DELLS OUT OF TUNE" AND "HIS BITTER H ALF"

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a crime'which another man was guilty.
What was the past that the bride did not know?
What was the future that these two souls fought through to-
gether

 CastIncludes Lois Wilson
Adapted f.r o m "Th
Quarry," by JohnA
1)Iornso. tjlrected "b;
Tom ]-orman. 'Sei
ario by Frank Condon

WALLY REID MATINEES DAILY - ARCADE ORCHESTRA

TODAY AND BALANCE OF WEEK

Thomas Meighan's Greatest Role Since George Loan Tucker's "The Miracle 'ai.
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