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Li., May 17.-Varying su
tive to future skyscrap
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t of fire damage here
Burlington and Quin
iding, one of the tyl
Daily, Gargoyle
W3attic Saturday.
With the annual DAILY-gargoyle.
baseball game but a few days hence,
of reports from the gargle camp show
that 'spirits' are lacking among the
few remaining players. After several
weeks of strenuous effort, only three
diamond men are reporting for prac-
S 'tice. It is rumored that the others
have either been injured, or are be-
moaning their disastrous defeat of
g- last year.
er Everything is joy and mirth in the
ts DAILY offices. The brilliant silver
to loving cup, held for years by the
cy DAILY, is, still reposing in the office.
pe 'All of the veterans of last year will
s- be on hand for the combat. "Watty"
re Watzel, who easily triumphed over
ng the invincible Weeks is in the best of
at condition, and if no} hard luck inter-
st, venes, he will be used on the mound.
E, Frank cPike, veteran catcher, who
go 'last year brought in run after;run.
;n- On the other hand the gurglers are
at laboring under exceptionally difficult'
n conditions, for their stellar mound
to man, Howdy Weeks, is absent this
at year. E1 Wellin has been working
r- behind the plate and should the star
n- catcher, Clayton Seagears, be miss-
to ing, he will substitute. Captain
- House of the weaker team feels keen-
he ly his responsibility and is spending
ho every spare moment in originating
re the news chasers.
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FRESHMAN MENTORS
W I L L REORGANIZE
Upperclass Advisors for next year-
will be organized and a complete' plan1
of procedure mapped out before the
end of the present college year, ac-
cording to the plan of the commit-
tee now in charge of the work.
A new system of acquiring . the
names and addresses of freshmen willf
be used next fall. The old system
has proved unsatisfactory in the past
and a, possible remedy has been Tug-
gested by getting the names of the first.
year men as soon as they have regis-
tered with the treasurer of the Uni-
versity.
The committee will function other-
wise as in the past, in visiting the{
freshmen and offering them advice in
regard to academic work, and campus
activities.
ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE FOR
GUESTS AT MAY FESTIVAL
Rooms for Maf Festival visitors to
Ann Arbor are now available at a
booth in the lobby of the Union, which
was o pened yesterday afternoon.
Over 75 applications forroomers now
remain unfilled and a large number of
single rooms, and suites near the cam-
pus are still for rent. All of the
rooms in the Michigan Union have
been reserved for over a week.
Commencement Bids Out Next Week
Commencement invitations for the
senior literary class will be distrib-
uted on Thursday or Friday of next
week from a booth in the lower cor-
ridor of University hall. Only a few
extra copies will be available for sale,
and those wishing them should call as
soon as the booth opens.
Daily Want Ads Pay.-Adv.
Evergreen shrubs are now being
planted on the lawn of the Union ad-
jacent to the driveway. The plan is 4
with the new lampposts and shrub-
bery to beautify the side entrance.
and Good Sense, twin brothers of
among the most enthusiastic advoca
St rek. d
STUDENTS' SUPPLY STORE
1111 South University Ave.
Engineers' and Architects' Materials
Stationery Fountain Pens Loose Leaf Books
as .a regular food.
It is whole wheat
Easily digested. Aids digestion and e
foods. A great strength-builder. Ne
heavy feeling" after eating. A help,
struction to brain work.
fing of the pBurngto
Sthe spread of firet
s, and maintaining. tb
floors and fireproof fu
ave made interior dan
ant, urged limitation1
buildings as of first in
was supported in t
by Allen B. Pond, wb
many of the mo
hitects build very hig
use they have to,t
Cameras and Sukplies
Shredded Wheat is on the
nearly every school and coll
Shredded Wheat Co., N
Candies
Laundry Agency
Tobaccos
i
ears to be no possibil-
Schmidt, "of building
able facades of reason-
materials which will not
ked in the same manner
ngton building was." He'
the other hand, that had
i building been lower, or
et between it and the
which the fire started
as theBurlington build-
, the flames and heat
nal fire would have pass-
NOW !
RIGHT
NO}W!
The Kid Isn't Just Cute- He's A Gen-
ius Unequalled on the stage or screen!
and
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wituin a week," said V
er, chairman of the
e.
rs Accept Instructorst
Hart, '22, and Margare
accepted appointments
in Spanish in the Un:
Dakota. 'to. take effe
house
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iu. Phone Hotel Whitney
i2:30 p. m. Thursday for
"tment.. Ask for Read'
,'17 Lit.
The id's Ai!
He has a hundred new smiles for you; yes-and a sob
now and then.
Here he's an immigrant kid, dodging the
cops and adopting a surly old sea captain as a dad.
And
kST TIME TODAY
Chapter 3
"Robinson
Crusoe
he looks after Dad like a mother. But that doesn't stop
him raising Cain with everyone, from rent-collector to so-
ciety-swell.
And You Ought to See Him
Shimmy with a Hutdy-Gurdy
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ALSO THIS ADDED FEATURE
Jack Hoxie
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A NATURE SPECTACLE UNUSUAL.IN ITS M ANMIMFENCE
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