1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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THERE'S A DEAL OF
KNOWLEDGE IN BOOKS
--and far from the least of these, as every successful
person knows, is the bank book.
Acquire the bank book habit and you will succeed.
Pay it by check, it is the easiest and safest way.
FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK
101-105 South Main Street. 380 South State Street
(Nickels Arcade)
Member Federal System
CHENEY CRAVATS
-smart in pattern and
colouring-always in good
taste -knotting easily -
resisting wrinkles., Cravats
of character. We will
gladly show you our wide
selections.
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STUDENTS APPLY
FOR EMPLOYMENT
IN MANY FIELDS~
ONE-SEVENTH OF ENROLLMENT
SEARCH FOR LUCRATIVE
POSITIONS
MANY APPLICANTS FOR
F EW OBTAINABLE JOBS
Experience in Many Industrial Lines
Shown by Compilation of
Statistics
One-seventh of the students enroll-
ed in the University have made appli-
cation for work at the Student Em-
ployment bureau. More exactly, this
means that over 1100 students on the
campus have applied for jobs that will
enable them to work their way through
college. Of this number it has been
estimated by Mrs. Mary L. Stewart, in
charge of the bureau, that 500 have
not as yet been able to secure work
while three or four applications are
still being received daily for employ-
ment of various kinds.
Will Accept Anything
Aside from the pressing situation
created by the lack of work on the
campus and the willingness of the ap-
plicants to accept any kind of a job in
order to obtain the money needed to
defray current expenses in getting an
education, it is of more than passing
interest to notice the qualifications of
the eleven hundred or so applicants.
Jacks of all Trades
There are 219 applicants experi-
enced in office work, including ac-
counting, book-keeping, statistical
work, advertising, collecting and sten-
ography. One hundred and seventy-
eight have clerked in drug stores, shoe
stores, men's clothing stores, dry goods
stores and grocery stores. There are
146 with shop or factory experience,
such as electrical work, mechanics,
machine work, stationary engineering,
plumbing, carpentry, tinsmithing,
painting and decorating. There are 12
chemists, 43 men with draughting
room experience, 19 surveyors, 3 sign
painters, 4 printers, and 158 chauf-
feurs.
While the figures show a leaning to
the industrial occupations, the do-
mestic side of life is much in evidence
with 3 nurses, 11 cooks, 10 bakers, 2
barbers and 12 attendants.
Some Would Be Tutors
Evidently many gained confidence
from what they already have learned
in university for 53 make applications
to tutor in languages and the sciences.
Five applicants confide that they have
had experience in repotorial work and
still willing to push the quill, while
a like number are trained bible teach-
ers. There are 47 musicians, playing
nearly every instrument from the pipe
organ to the flute.
'24L, Names Committees
The personnel of the Freshmen law
as announced yesterday by the clas
president, F: Penberthy, are as fol-
lows: social committee, J. R. Spier,
chairman, J. A. Starr, W. M. Seelye,
L. A. Nack, W. H. Gallogly; publicity
committee, Jack Kelly, chairman, J.
P. Dawson and B. W. Hungerford;
auditing committee, R: S. Tubbs, chair-
man, L. M. Dyll and H. H. Warner.
Don't forget to nay your Daily sub-
scription.-Adv.
The cleanliness of the Michigan
Cafeteria is responsible for much
of the patronage it receives!
Without doubt a bery
important factor--
During this week six lectures will
be delivered by faculty members under
the direction of the Extension division.
"What is Americanization," will be the
subject of Prof. W. D. Henderson, dir-
ector of the Extension division, in an
address given Wednesday at Detroit.
Mr. E. E. Rovillain, of the romance
Mack & Co., Main St. N. F. Allen, 211 S. Main St.
F. W. Gross, Main St. Wadliams & Co., 201 S. Main St.
S. 0. Davis, Toggery Shop, 119 S. Main St.
Lindenschmitt, Apfel.Co., 209 Main St.
Reule, Conlin, Flegel Co., 200-2 S. Main St.
Wadhams & Co., Nickels Arcade
J. F. Wuertlt Co., 222-224 S. Main St."
RECORD SPECIALS
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SIX VICTOR DANCE HITS
18818--Second Hand Rose, Fox Trot,..Paul Whiteman and His Orch.
Have You Forgotten, Fox Trot..Paul Whiteman and, His Orch.
18819-My Sunny Tennessee, Fox Trot.............Benson Orchestra
a, Qe Step... ....................Benson Orchestra
18820-Tuck Me to Seep, Fox Trot...,..........Benson Orchestra
Wabash Blues, Fox Trot....... . .Benson Orchestra
Schaeberle&Son, Music House
110 South Main St.
THE PLACE FOR THE VERY LATEST IN RECORDS
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