THE MICHIGAN DAILY
STUDENTS CHOSEN
BY STANDARD OIL
Two University students in the
Graduate school were chosen by Dr.
A. A. Snowden, '02, of New York, who
was in Ann Arbor Friday and who
has charge of the selection and train-
ing of men for foreign service for the
Standard Oil company. t
Applicants swarmed to the Union all
day to inquire about their prospects
for positions, but Michigan's quota
this fall is only two men. Their names
could not be obtained for publication,
because they must first make good in
the three months' training school in.
New York. They will then be sent
into the company's foreign service in
Asia or the Balkan states.
Donald W. Springer, '19E, president
of the Union during the year 1918-
1919, has a position of this kind at Cal-
cutta, India.
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FRESHMEN TO SELECT
OFFICIALS FOR GAMES
In order to elect their captain and
the lieutenants and discuss plans for
the fall games, the men of the fresh-
man class will hold a meeting at 5
o'clock Monday afternoon in Hill au-
ditorium, directly after the "Talks to
Freshmen." Lieutenants will be chos-
en from among both the lits and eng-
ineers, and the captain, who will be
in complete charge of the freshman
squad, will be selected from the form-
er this fall and from the latter in
the spring.
The fall games are scheduled to take
place on the morning of the Chicago
game,; Nov. 13.
How did the Disciples start? At
Church of Chirst, So. University, Sun-
day morning. F. P. Arthur speaks.-
Adv.
IStudents Luuch I
Architects Visit Detroit
'Fifty students in the college of arch-
itecture made an inspection trip to
Detroit yesterday morning where they
visited the new Packard service sta-
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tion and the Detroit public library.
The party was accompanied by Profes-
sors MacConkey, Loomis, and Neman
of the architecture department.
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Corner of Stateand Packard
To Diseuss Labor Problems-
Preceeding a discussion of labor
problems to be held in Lane hall Mon-
day evening at7 o'clock under the au-
spices of the organized labor lead
in Ann Arbor, motion pictures will
shown of "Making Motorcycles"
"Coal Mining."
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11
CECIL LEAN Presents
Cecil
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Book by Frank Mandel(author of George M. Cohan's Mary) Lyrics by Edward Paulton.
Music by Silvis Heir.
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