fJGAN DAILY
It was the first such in any American
college or university. It is devoted
fLQ IJ exclusively to the training of teachx-
ers. In 1907 this department becamec
--known as the departmnent of education
and in 1921 as the School of Educ4.j
les on ichieitin
ty hospital is run?
of the R. 0. T. C.?
athletic funds collected
RDAY'S ANSWERS
regulating intercollegiate
cover every sport rec-
ce University. They are
No student other than a
atriculated and enrolled
Ding for a degree, shall
or participation in ath-
ident from other colleges
ate in a sport until one
ie date of. his enrollment
e close of the succeed-
1the sport in which he
Lted; no new student can
iinti1 one year after the
mtrance into the Univer-
ent who has received pay,
ny remuneration for his
ces cani participate; any
s participated in a sport
arg is ineligible, a sea-
Eon thereof is counted its
t sport.; graduates of anyJ
f a college or those who
"graduation for the pur-
icipation are. barred; no
lay in any contest under
name; students who are
studies are barred; be-
mtest a certified list of
,s shall be submitted to
a of the Athletic asso-
er ned for ratification, un-
s adopted ; each athlete
paper stating his eligb-
he rules adopted; a per-
ayed on an athletic team
Son who has not been en-
ie year, shall attend the
r, siX -consecutive months
r participation; and no
"eresent his college who
.or another organization
ing his college. There
s attending all of these
~111011.
The Men's Education club was form-
ed in 1907. All students interested
fin the teaching irofassion are eligible
to nmenibershiip, and the staff of the
School of Education are' members.
Meet.ings ar;> held fortnightly where.
student mem~rbers5 and speakers from
outside form inthi programs. The Girls'
club is an hionorary organization.
BURTON LEAVES TO ATTEN D
ALUMN)I BANQUET AT CHICAGO
President Marion L. Burton left yes-
terday for Chicago, khere he. will be
one of the principal spe~kers at. the
Michigan Alumni assocation banquet.
to be held in Hotel 10 Salle tonight.'
He -will be the guest of: members of
the association until his return to-
niorrow.
Charles B. Warren, '91, former am-
bassador to Japan, will also speak, as musical composition reached an uni- j speakers. Walter Danirosch conaduc-
well as prominent figures in Univer-! surpassed degree of -excellence. for of the New York symphony or-
city alumni affairs in Chicago. Plans The program is as,,fellows: Schu- ; lestra, will deliver an address.
have been miade for an estimated at- bert: 'Trulilingstraunf, "Hleidenros- Three thousand delegates from cv-
tendnceof btwen 1,00 nd 1600loin, "m Grbe nselnos, " n ry state in the union will be enter-
tenanc ofbeteen1,60 nd ,50 , ein, "m rab Auelio' ", AnDie; tathed by 'a boys' chorus of one thou~
people. 1Nachitigall", " Ungedul f", "Du Bist Die; sand voices.
Ituh", "Gretchen Am Spinnrade , "Diel Davenport,' Iowa, will send a boy's
--- Allmachit". Mendelssohn: "Der Mond~,' glee club under the direction of Bur~-
"~g~fq T'~ ~1'1'%~ "Auf Flugeln Des Gesanges". Schnu: ton A. (Garlinghouse, '20, and Grand
j . 1~fJI ann: "Fruhlingsnacht",; "Ich Grolle Rapids, Mich., a school band and or-h" De iml HtFn ra~ hss
I tj JLS[ E% Gewreint", '.Auftrage". Liszt:' "0 Lieb 'The climax of the convention will be
___________So Lang Du Lieben Kannst". Cornel- a music memory contest on April 13.
ius: "Untreau", "Ein Ton", "Vei,-611-,________
NIie. Clemens' 'Third Re cital chen". Franz: "Lute Nacht", "Es Hat
Die Rose Sich Beklagt", "Imi Herbst". i1The new Lit. Building is growing.
Alatinee Musicale will present Mltad- ; Havo you watched the classifieds
ame Clara Clemens in the third con- Muiwekprtcaednbyllro -A .
cert of her historic song cycle at 8 vocal and instrumental organisations
o'clock Monday evening, April 16 in !of. Cleveland :public schls~il, will be-
Pattengill auditorium. Mine. Clemens gin here on April 9, in 'connection"
wil offer songs by Schubert, %Schu- with the music supervisors' national
mann, Mendelssohn, Liszt, Cornelius, conference..
and Franz--artists in whose, hands Ever~ything relating to music and the
--- - teaching 'of music will be discussed by
D ETR OIT PLANS Statler, Cherry 4960
ll MICHIGAN NIGHT1Mr.aneiscmmdOnl
- I The event has beer
iM ichigan students and alumni of' Mchigan Night con
De} troit will celebrate n "All Michi- J. Al. O'Dea, '01]", is
gan" night Monc!ay. An entertainment! Princess' Appeali
at 8 o'clock at the Capitol theater wNill
include Robert R. Dieterle, '23M,. and Rome, April 5 -(13
the Union dance orchestra. J. Fred that vom an, rail wo
I Lawton, '11, author of "Varsity" wvill' to lose their Jobs,
lead Michigan yells. After thle thea- who is to be mzarrl
teirn program a dance will take place' recently wvrote anl -
ait the Hotel Statler grill room. The suite-d in a tentho
Union orchestra will. furnish the mu-' retained on the payr
sic.: _-
Reservations 'for the dfuice should be; Rememaber "Jimin
made without delay by calling the' numhen-960.---Advr.
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That'1Made the Foaul n Pen POSSIBLE'"'
Busoiness?
After gaduation, you mn st bridge
the "years of experience" fore You
will be ied to occutpy a ostiont of
tiusine sresponsbilty, an .
{ To thn~ who are eager to shorten
# these Years, Baibson. Institute offers
an inttm av training course of one
or two vears in business practice.
go lectures no conferences. No
written work but dictation through
dic~tating mnachines and secretaries.
Rabson rnsitute, an educational in-
stitution 6Wvosued for the purpose of,
fitting rien for trite exectwe respon-
siiltis. nies youto send :for
th o ke Training for Business
Laeship." Write today.
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the date and title may be written on each film at the
time the picture is made.
This autographic feature is exclusively Eastman-
and every Kodak has it.
Iiort pictures on the motor trip, snap-shots of the.
children,in fact foralmost any type of picture, the title,
in the years to come, adds much-the date even more.
Photography expensive? Look at the pricc tags in our Kodak
window-or better still look over the line. Expensive?
You never got such lasting pleasure at so small cost.
Kodaks:,$8.00 up-Bro~wnie's $2.00 up
Comfort V-Shape
Cushions $1.65
Visors-Open or
Closed Car $2.75
Top Recoverings
Ford $6.50
Stop Lights $1.50
lup.
Valentine
Vaispar Enamel
$1.85 qt.
Mason Maxi Mile*
ICords $14.95
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CUP, TIRE OF GREAT RYN
50.00It's bragged of in' the c
apd bgagged Qf in the towi
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on the slippery streets, and
givinig mileage it's got all'
rT E beat:
Now if .you'll buy a Vacuum Cu
ftOF2run it for a while.
l~ll You'll come back to lvcCrumb'
Shop and greet him iwith a si
You'll shake hands with Mr. M0
and this is what you'll aS
"I ant three more tires like tt
l I bought the other day;
I a always going . o buy be
knew they pay,'
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building. motor cars for
,ight years and.a lot, of peo-
ple are. - till' driving the cars
they, bought back in 1915.
Proving' that you can buy a
Used' Dodge Brothers Motor
Car at almost any stage of
its; life and still get dollar for
dollar' in value-provided
you buy from the right
dealer.
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"Extra Seat"
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