I . I MRS SCONTI Offers Are for Sal au 11 - alesmen cmer .U IS TO NG SUMMER! Newberry and Charles E. Townsend, and Congressmen Earl C. Michener1 and Joseph W. Fordney, all represen- tatives from the state of Michigan at the capital, National Commander MacNider of the American Legion, Colonel Eames, oommander of Fort Wayne, Detroit, and Lieutenant Com- mander Broadhead, in charge of the Detroit naval district. Chaperones will be Major Robert Arthur, professor of military science and tactics, and Mrs. Arthur, Doctor L. P. Hall, professor of operative and clinical dentistry, and Mrs. Hall. The reception will start promptly at 8:30 o'clock. At 9 the grand march will begin, and immediately after the picture of the ball will be taken. Just Preceding the grand march assembly will be called by.three buglers. There will be 16 dances and two extras, in- cluding several waltzes. t In order to accommadate the large crowd the number of booths has been increased to 21 by adding the Egyp- tion, American Legion, and several other booths. Every couple has been assigned to some one of these booths,' which will be its headquarters dur- ing the evening. 'LAW SCHOOL WILL GIE USULSUMMER COURSESI £ £ Fletcher, University of Minnesota, and Prof. Hugo Q. Horack, Univer- sity of Iowa, are the non-resident in- structors who will teach courses this summer. Prof. Burke Shartel, Prof. Joseph H. Drake, Prof. Evans Hol- brook, Prof. E. D. Dickinson, Prof. E. N. Durfee, and Prof. G. C. Gris- more, all of the Law faculty will teach courses in the summer session of the Law school as well. You'll find many bargains when you read Michigan Daily Ads.-Adv. >r students to fill posi- us types continue to be he Student employment e office of the Dean of e majority of offers are positions to be filled ummer vacation.\ The sts includes a demand of books, magazines, re, raincoats, and a host ally as diversified arti- has lately been received ry club in Illinois re- rences for two Chinese students to have charge during the summer Law courses will be taught as usual in the coming Summer session. The twenty-eighth annual summer session of the school opens on Tuesday, June 20, and will - continue for 10 weeks, divided into periods of 5 weeks each. The work of the session is so planned as to offer courses in law correspond- ing to the prescribed courses of the first two years work leading to t de- gree, thus enabling a student wish- ing to shorten the time required to cc mplete the work leading to a de- gree, to finish his work in two regu- lar sessions and three summer ses- sions, the space of time usually given to the work being three calendar years,. The courses offered will be taught by competent professors, many from Miehigan's own Law school and others from other prominent insti- tutions. Prof. George P. Costigan, Jr., Northwestern university, Prof. J. 'U If you are p ressed for. time let us press your clothes ; We call for and deliver your work. If you are particular about cleaning odors in your clothes let us dry clean them. We specialize in Odorless Dry Cleaning Offer Many Positions matic publication advertized gazine "encouraging the best iand the theater throughout try" has also enlisted the aid ureau in finding competent Lfor the summer. employment bureau will re- n during the summer session aid those students desirous iing work in Ann Arbor," M. L. Stewart, in charge of, au. "'There is, and will be, a demand for student help, es- for odd jobs. The work will ps of a different character, in pectssthan it is during an session, there will be, of a few board and room jobs najority of those offered will arden work and for the care ery and lawns, and as usual, 1 be a great number of stu- nted for house-work." ,000 Placed This'Year han 1,000 applications for re filed during the present year and in nearly every student-making the applica- placed in some kind of his summer the bureau will cted in the same manner lications for work will be the same way. 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