THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Ir
News From The Other Colleges
from now until Commencement. This
Is an old tradition which was re-
vived two years ago having been dis-
contijlued during the war. Numbers
and volume are relied upon to take the
place of rehearsals.
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for University students to
rious and divers kinds of
iring the summer vacation
come to the office of the
aployment bureau, accord-
Mary L. Stewart, who is in=
he bureau. Many remun-
itions are offered in the
rd jobs for the summer
o in particular appearing
Ate positions, the one a
sort not far from Port
the other at the Univer-
al station. The latter p-
mtail the charge and rui-
or boats and launches and
mpletion of anly other odd
ay arise.
ple who have rooms whieb
o release for next year to
.o desire to work for their
ard or both should notify
rt before the end of the
'We already have a list of
ling next fall who desire
r their room or board or
e would appreciate it im-
those town people# who
ch rooms would list them
eau as soon as possible,"
:ewart.
esent time the bureau still
or some boys for odd jobs,
a few board jobs for the
>f the semester and also a
or those who might desire
the summer session.
n to these the bureau is
ed of boys who would be
ubstitute in board jobs for
o or perhaps for a week-
e students serving as wait-
sh for some reason to be
y information concerning
r jobs, jobs to be secured
or concerning work of
ay be obtained at the bu-
office of the Dean of Stu-
"IVERSITY'S
MMON HEALTH
est worship of God is serv-
* Columbia-Freshmen, not satisfied
with having discarded this year's head-
gear, are planning a felt class hat to
be worn by all members beginning
next fall.' A meeting has been called
to discuss the design and plans for
the hat.
Yale-Tap Day, the day on which
the four Senior societies, Sku* and
Bones, Scroll and Keys, Wolf's Head,
and Elihu Club elect new members,
was held last Thursday. On this day
the men chosen were notified by a tap
on the back accompanied by the words,
"Go to your room."
Ohio State-The war isn't over yet;
at least not here! A military day was.
held yesterday of the real kind which
included charging infantry, firing as
they advanced, machine guns, artil-
lery, tanks and all the other parapher-
nalia of modern warfare.
Leland Stanford-The largest Junior
Prom in the history of the university
is the record set .by this year's junior
class. A unique device in the form of
a sounding board to centralize the.
jazz notes and direct them at the
dancers was a feature of the ball.
Wisconsin-More than $45,000 has
been appropriated by the university
to improve Camp Randall field for
next year. New cement stands and
dressing rooms form a part of the im-
provements which it is hoped will be
finished for the first conference game
next fall.
Brown-Spring football practice is
progressing rapidly with practically
the whole squad out on the field. For-
ward passing and various combina-
tions for passing formations are being
emphasized most-by the coach.
Minnesota-The French club here
claims the international baseball title.
A game with the Spaniards was
scheduled at 2:30 o'clock. The crowds
showed up but no teams. At 3 o'clock
more crowds but no teams. At _4
o'clock two French players sauntered
on to the field, but still no Spaniards.
At 4:05 the umpire conceded the1
umpire conceded the championship to
the French by default.
Cornell~-Senior sings are to be held
every Tuesday and Thursday night
LAST TIME TODAY
24 CLASSES TO REUNITE
OVER WEEK-END OF JUNE
received no further notifications as to
reunions although he expects that at
least 30 classes will meet at this time.
The time set for the alumni reunions
this year is especially advantageous
and should draw out a large number
of the old graduates. Friday, June 16,
the day that the reunions are formally
opened, is the first day of the exer-
cises of the graduating class. Sat-
urday is also devoted to senior class
exercises and on Sunday the bacca-
laureate address is made. Monday the
graduates will be able to witness com-
mencement.1
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Michigan alumni from 24 different
classes will gather in Ann Arbor over
the week-end of June 16 to celebrate
class reunions. Wilfred B. Shaw, sec-
retary of the alumni association has
If you want
to look
at anything
we will be glad
to show it to you.
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FINISHING
Our prints are made on Velox.
Materials that are Eastman made and meth-
ods that are Eastman approved, plus the ex-
perience of our experts are guaranties of fin-
est quality finishing.
We are not insister
about
your buying
just
because you want
to look.
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"The Quarry"
Drug & Prescription Store
S. STATE and N. UNIVERSITY
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MEN AND ALL OTHERS
We can supply your many needs for your comfort at camp, the hike, vacation tour
or outing. It will pay you to get equipped here. A few of the many items which we
carry are:
Tom Wye Knit Coats, Sweaters, Bathing Suits, Breeches, White Duck and
Khaki Trousers, Knickers, Sport Suits, Caps, etc.
Hiking Shoes, Wool Socks, Golf Hose, Leggings, Puttees, Officers' Dress
and Army Shoes, Water Proof and High-Top Moccasin Pack Shu for
Ladies and Men.
0. D. Wool and Khaki Army Shirts, Sport Shirts and Underwear, all kinds.
Cravanettes, Rain Coats, Slickers and Ponchos.
Canoe Blankets, Auto Robes and Army Blankets.
Knapsacks, Barracks Bags, Canteens, Mess Cans, Grills, Stoves, Folding
Camp Furniture, "Pup" Tents, Mosquito, Pyramid, Auto-Touro and
Wall Tents in all sizes.
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health can never be
to enrich a country
e health of its citi-
nce of practical common-
-to-date public health egis-
worth a pound of the ficti-
onary sort.
ant mortality rate is the most
index of community intelli-
re teeth cause more physical
ion to the human race than
hol.-Oster.
ealth exaltetha nation; but
sis is a reproach to our civi-
prightly in the days of health
thou wilt not pursue it with
step and a run-down body.
1 honor for a man to cease
fe; but every fool will medr
us health.
pings doth the law' of tuber-
q'uire of thee-rest, food, and
Yea, four-will power.
y mind free from evil and
clean for when the doctor
thee he getteth much inside
Dn.
xw here ye, 0 my children,j
before thee who hath under-
but the body of a fool grows
'en unto the end.-Selected."
us State Board of Health.
A Liability or an
Asset--Which?
On which side of your balance
sheet do you list your summer
vacation?
Is it a debit or a credit?'
Does it reduce your bank ac-
count?
Why don't you resolve now, to
make your vacation count in
dollars and cents?
My firm, the largest of its kind
in America, wants a well bred,
clean cut, college man in the
sales end of its business.
We want him to sell books. The
books are the largest-advertised,
fastest-selling sets in the United
States. The leads furnished
him will come, many of them,
from the most prominent 'men
and women in the city.
His earnings will be entirely
commensurate with the applica-
tion of his ability.
AUTO TIRES FOR LESS THAN LOWEST PRICES
PROPRIETOR
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SurplusSupplies Store, 213 N. 4th Ave.
"It pays to walk a few blocks" a
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He will be part of a,
organization doing
wvide work.
great sales
a nation-
KINS-FLETCHER DrugCo
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He will have an opportunity to
gain an insight into one of the
largest commercial enterprises
in this country, and if he makes
good, we have a regular job for
him.
MARRIAGE-
IS IT REALLY THE
GREATEST BUNCO
AND THEN-
GAME IN THE
Invest those ten weeks!
Make your vacation pay.
THEY STARTED ON
THE GREAT HIGH-
WAY-MUCH TRAV-
ELLED, BUT EVER
NEW, THE ROCKY
ROAD TO WEDDED
WORLD?
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'device
gives cooler,
cleaner smoking
r the United States and Canada
'OR NICHOLAS & CO., Inc.
Street New York City
P. F. COLLIER & SON
Distributing Corporation,
412 Marquette Building,
Detroit, Mich.
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- Puff Boxes, etc.
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