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Varied High School Art Work
Marks Exhibit At Alumni Hall

Canada Battles
C hicago's Use of
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Art work clone by pupils in the Ann
Ar?,or schools forms the exhibit which
is being; shown' at Alumni Memorial
hail today and tomorrow from 1:30 to
5 o'clock under the auspices of the
Ann Arbor Art association.
P'ainitings, drawingls, charcoal wark:.
and cut raper work, are shown in the
art groups. 'Manual training 'pupils
have a variety of exhib itF---lamps,
plaqu-S, pottery, Wats, bread sets,,
chlair bottoms, and brooms. Pottery
miade by hand-by fourfth and fifth
grade pupils are individual in color
aind treatment.

Linoleurn cuts made for cover de- I
signs of the highr school paper, "TheI
Challenge" wvere unusually good. Char-{11

'he first a;nnual convention of° thle
;clateea Alicigan alumni clubs of
F3ir st District will be lheld at
icu:ectady;,, New York, on .June 7th
J 8lth. Thie city is pla nning to en- I
tain mp1re than 100 visiting Mlichi-
a Wmen at this time.
k. full progr am Whas been prepared
the occasion. The first day will
n ess a, busine ameeting and a vis-
to the Schenectady plant of the
rieral Electric company. A varied
grain of sports and visits to points
interest will occupy the entire sec-
d day.
!mong other matters to be discuss-
tla(e, club will bring up the question
a Michigan-Cornell football game
1925 and urge that Eastern alumni
:e definite concerited action to
ng it about. Other New York state
ib have already been communicat-
with on the Subject.
IGH6T ORGN REITAL
FOIE RESHMED JUNE 4,
The regular twilight organ recital,
ich has been om itted of late be-
ise of the May Festival, will not be'
uwied until a week. from; today, on
ne 4. Similar recitals were given
ring the wceeks of mid-year examina-
ns, and provedl popular. No recital,
'. be given the following week, but
*Christian will play an organ pro-
t at 4:15 o'clock on the after-
on of Commencement day. Pro-
ins for these concerts will be an-
unced at a later date.
SL" ER DAILY STAFFC
MEETS AT FIVE TOD~AY1.
There will be a meeting at 5
o'clock today in the reading
.rooms in the Press build-
ing of the staff of the
Sumnmer, Michigan Daily. All J
persons who expect to be here
in the summer school and wisk
to work on the publication are
expected to be present. The
meeting will include both thoser
who wish work in the editorial
department as well as those1
who plan to do work for the
business side.

~~' ~ I Practical Nwork in home plnigi
shown .n room arrangement plans.t
One complete house plan is 'an inter-
.....> .J,',"esting feature. Dishes, hangings, and
arrangements, make problems in in-1
tenior decoration which the pupilsE
have solved. A study of lines in dressI
design gave other students an oppor-
tunity of showing an appreciation ofI
art work in practical exercises.
Gqeorge E. iiatht SENIOR ENGINEER PHIOTOS j
Ju stice George B. Ma rtin of the 1111I) ilORDELRED . NO
court of ciistonis appeals has bee;) !I
nominated by the President to be 4 Senior engineer group plc'-
chief utc ofteUie Stts' tures are on display on the bul- I
cour ofappalsfor the District of letin board on the first floor of
Columbia, succeeding the late Justice j civil e r engineering deatn.
Constantine J. Smyth. jOresret be placed withl
i the Rentschler studios as soon
I as possible. Prices are <$3.00
Read> the X an Ad mounted and $2.50 unmounted.

coal pict mes, '.iild 01 the Air," andl
pictuies illustrating Kipling's JungleI
book, wecre a credit to a high school!
FGRMEUAT LRlE KALL
A necw oi ganization wr,s formed for1
thie purpose of fostering better feel-~
ing twnd more cooperation aimong the
various student religious groups on
the campus at a meeting held yester-
d cay afternoon at Lane hull.
1A motion was passed which reads: as
follows, "Resolved that the presidents,
( of the different student religious
groups on the campus, who are ex-
offico vice-presidents of the S. C. A.
and as such members of: the S. C. A.
Cabinet constitute a separate body to;
be known as the S. C. A. Interclhureb! Sir Adam Beck
council. This group, having prolj Canada has entered the fight being
lems of their own regarding the workI
(Iin their respective groups wi!l meet 1 waged against Chicago's efforts to in-
at regular intervals, and shall he 'ee- crease its diversion of water from
lu ired to be flresont at one CabjinetI Lake Michigan for the benefit of the
Smeeting a month, at which problems city's sanitary district with Sir Adam
directly concerning their work will be 'Beck, chairmian of Ontario hydro-ele&-
11dealt with." triccOmiision, as its 'spokesman. 1

MICHIGMATMMMIRWS~
BYE IN FIRST RO1UND
Edward Phillips, '27, Michigan's
lone representative in the Olympic
wrestling tryouts being hell in the
Madison Square Gardens, New York
City, advanced a step further ini Iis
attempt to secure a position on the
team that will represent the United
States in Paris by winning; his first
match. In the the fi~rst roundl, 1rhil-,.
lips, drew a bye.
.Paul Costeillojiast Monday won the
.Philadelphia gold challenge sup, em-
'blemnatic of, the world' slsige sculingr
championship, from WS. E. Garrett Gil-
more by two and on~e-half lengths.
The race was over thek)mile and as
quarter course in the Schu~ylkill r-
er. Both of the oarsmen alre Phil-
adelphians.
"Jimmie the adtakier" sells anything
quickly.--Adv..
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June 9 and 10
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