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the custom of set-
very year for ob
American moth
n, the Governo
take part in ap
n that day, tha
e displayed asa
that absent sons
this occasion to
Install .Honorary
Physical Society
Sigma Delta Psi, a national honor-
ary society for the encouragement of
r comprehensive physical developmenet
and training among college students,
-has been formally installed on the
- campus. Dr. John Sundwall, directorl
of students' physical welfare, is presi-
r dent of the society, Dr. Warren E.
- Forsythe, director of health service, is
t secretary, and President Marion L.
a Burton, Dr. George A. May, director
s of Waterman gymnasium, and E. D.j
j iMtchell, director of intramural ac-
tivities, complete the list of charter
members.
Membership in Sigma Delta Psi,
which was founded at Indiana univer-
sity in 1912, is dependent upon good
standing in the 'University and cer-
tain physical requirements, such as
the ability to run 100 yards in 11 3-5
seconds, do the running high jump at
5 feet, running lroad jump at 17 feet,
and putting a 16 pound shot 30 feet.
Information relative to the detailed
qualifications for membership in
Sigma Delta Psi may be obtained
from the secretary.
You'll find many bargains when you
read Michigan Daily Ads.-Adv.
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APPLICATIONS FOR to enter the professional school or
COMBI E DCO RSPS college for which they are preparing
COMBINED COURSES bwitlout further terary wor
DUE IN BY MAY 15 The transfer involves a great deal
-of clerical work and consequently the
All applications for admission to the applications should be made at once in
order that the work in the new school
combined curricula in letters and law,' or college may start at the begin-I
medicines, dentistry, and nursing must tiing of the next school year.
be handed in at the office of the Reg- -
3%paid
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istrar on or before Monday, May 15.
As stated in the University catalogue,
it is permitted those students who
have completed a certain 'amount of
hours of work in the literary college
Although the fact has been known Nsavings le
for some time, several students ex-
pressed surprise when the quick serv- a Oldest National Bank
ice of the Arcade Cafetprfa mi.e their k
noon hours seem much longer.-Adv. ."."""""""""
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>r's proclamation .is as
>wing the beautiful cus-
h we have become famil-
ears, the time has come
to be known as Mother's
vhose ob'servance shall~
mnory of our departed
pay a tribute of - affec-
itude to those who are
In the watchful, tender
aided our earlier foot-
instant planning for our
r happiness, in the un-
at has blessed us all
ars up to manhood and
nd that still blesses us
though it be but a dear
se things w'e find abun-
grateful acknowledge-
bt we owe our mothers.
e mother is a synonym
Wvotion and willing sac-
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What you can do with your mind depends to such a
degree on what you have done to your stomach that you
cannot afford to be indifferent to what you eat. In eating
Fresh vegetables and luscious
spring fruits, tastily. served!
Shredded Wheat
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-they're features of every
menu at the Arcade Cafeteria-
herefore, by virtue of the author-
ested in me as Governor of the
of Michigan, I do hereby ,desig-
and proclaim Sunday, May 14,
at Mothers' Day, and I call upon
>eople, both old and young, to
r in their several places of wor-
and take part in services appro-
e to the day.
Requests Observance
d let absent sons and daughters
this occasion to visit the mother
e old home, or, where such a visit
;ossible, let them send a message
eer and greeting.
accordance with a resolution of
ongress of the United States, I
er request the people of Michi-
n the daysaforesaid to display
fnited States flag in their homes
ther suitable places, as a fitting
ssion of their desire to pay hon-
> American motherhood.
en under my hand and the Great
>f the State, this Twenty-seventh
f April, in the year of our Lord
iousand nine hundred and twen-
ro, and of the Commonwealth the
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provides strength for body and mind with little digestive
effort and a food that is a distinct help in the elimination
of other foods. It is 100 per cent,.whole wheat, steam-
ed and baked to a delicious flavor, and ready to eat.
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Shredded Wheat is on the training table of
nearly every school and college In this country.
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