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THURSDAY, ?IPRII, 22, 19211,
THE MICHIGAN DAILY - THURSDAY. APRIL 22, 192~
Two Publications Announce
Essay Contest For Student~s
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Announcement has been made by 4,400 )wards :n lenzg th aznd should 1w
the Nation of their second annual Itypewritt en.
prize essay contest open to gradluate '['h essay, wAith null infoinatimil
and undergraduate students enrolled ,concerning the conft estant an~d the
in American universities or colleges name oif a nmnelbci of the faculty who
who are planning to work at least vouches for his or 1her eligibility,
two months as laborers during" the must be inl the hands of the maagazine
.Summer of 1926. bjy November 1, 1 92. Winners will
For the best account of a student's lhe annotmnred and prives a« artlcdl e-
experience and interpretation of tho tore .Jlual1., 1927.
Industrial situation involved, the Na-
tion will award a. first prize of $104; Military tanu and US .- Vau e to
year by the Army and Navy Journal
Typewritten laanuscripts not Cexceed
ing 500 wvords in length must see in 1
the office of the mag;azine iby June2,
marked "Comititee on Awarids.
iAs an aid to prospective cont i 4 tn,
a series o1: seven conisecutive articles;
onl lacifi-sm in the United States will
appiear in the Army and1( Navy Jour-
nal. prepared by Fred Rt. Marvin, edli-!
t or-in-chief of the New York Coniner-
cial1.
A round trip ticket to Yellowston
Dark with $25 toward expenses will
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iAmierican youth iis thie subject. of in !
essay contest being condu~cted this
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WE, HAVE IT!
TAILORING
The Highest Gradie of
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PROFITABLE SUMMER WORK
Several hundred college men have found sell-
ing Fuller Products during their summer va-
cati on great graining and profitable. So will
you. Talk it over with one of the following :
Myron W. Barnes W. E. Taylor
445 South Fifth Ave. 913 East Huron St.
Phone 7574 Phone 9207
M. L. Shadley W. Glenn Donaldson
806 Sybil St. 1408 Washitenaw Ave.
Phone 8565 Phone 6717
Read The Daily
"Classified"
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The most complete line of instruments
and Supplies in the City.
DON ROSSO'S
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14 NICKELS ARCADE
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Green Tree Inn
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You will require a
Top Coat or Light Suit
For Warm Weather!
Barth has a fine selection of goods at the right price
which meet the approval of the college man for summer
wear. Suits and topcoats are both, made in the latest
cut and style with tailoring that guarantees satisfaction.
"Everything in Tailoring"
619 EAST WILLIAM
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Wednesday, April 28
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Luncheon
Dinner
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- - - 5:30--7:00
Special Parties bey Arrangement
Phone 9646
205 S. State
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WILLIAM STREETT
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in her sensational comedy success
By W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM
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and try -some of the sweets which are always fresh
from the candy kitchen.
Friday-Saturday Special--5 Oc
Parcel Post Service.
Matinees
2:00-3:40
Prices
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ERE'S a treat that is always sure to please
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