MICHI( I Dawes Rests In New England nmer Michigan Daily members of its staff joyable way of spend, is time and practical in journalism. A few and women are need- th the editorial and taffs. All persons who sted are requested to ie Daily offices, Press Maynard street, any this week. UULI Li J FN TKWEST CUNT.RY '1 Led by such professionals as Jim Barnes -and Jock Hutchinson, and such amateurs as Chick Evans, Capt. E. C. Carter, and Opie Read, 300 golf- You will find a cool quiet Dining Room and the best of Food at 3TUTrTLE'S 338'Maynard Street Dial 7813 desiring to'enter the tennis nt must sign up at Barbour m by Friday, Julya3. There tournament for beginners s for advanced players and n who play tennis at allare' take part. . . .lassifieds FOR RENT NT-Rooms: single, double iites. Also garage. Dial1 422 E. Washington. . LST .n Elgin wrist watch, gold band. R~ward. Call 8443. old Wahl Eversharp Pen on niv'ersity between Tappan ,outh University. Finder return to 1020 South Univer- dI receive reward. NOTICE Light Trucking and Deliv- Three times weekly be- Detroit, Jackson and inter- pointn. Phone 4718. FOR SALE Y saxophone. Silver plated: ide bell gold plated. New a eks ago. Save $45. 811 E. 22143. John A. Swets. )URING for sale cheap. 1923, Call Hagen, Diol 6578. WANTED) -Young and healthy men, ig about 150 lbs. or more as onors at University Hospital. :o office of House Physician. ers will leave Chicago July 30 to in- I vade'Northwestern United States and the Canadian Northwest. They will play the best courses in the terri- tory covered, the entire trip taking 17 days. Starting at St. Paul they will play one after another the courses at Hel- ena, Spokane, 1lortland, Tacomp, and 'Seattle. The next courses to be play- ed are the famous Victoria Golf club and the difficult Colwood club course. The Victoria club is a seaside course in a rocky setting; it overlooks the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Olym- pis Mountains in Washington, with Mt. Baker in the distance. Colwood is laid out in the midst of firs and age old cedars. Both courses are splendid tests of, the game. Go- ing eastward. thru the Canadian Rock- ies, they visit Lake Louise and plan on the Banff course. They then play golf in the prairies of Sascatchewan and Manitoba. On their return to the' United States they play at Minneapo- lis as a wind up to their 15 days of golf.' League Will Give Tea On Thursday All women students in the Uni- versity, are cordially invited by the Women's League to be present at the tea which is to be given from 2 until 4 o'clock Thursday on the terrace of Martha Cook building. Receiving will be Lean Jean Hamilton, dean of wo- men, Mrs. John R. Effinger, and Mrs. A. S. Whitney. Women whoj have been asked to serve are: Elizabeth Wood- ward, '26, Ruth Binns, '26, Elizabeth Isham, '26, Juanita Wallace, '26, and Catherine Miller, '26. The School of Education was or-' ganized in 1921 and has had a Sum- mer session every year. The enroll- ment this year is 453, an increase of 28 over last year. This, proportional- ly is, a greater increase than that in any of the other schools of the Uni- versity. Subscribe for the Summer Daily. =~oopooooooooooo~ooooo~ Vice President Dawes is seen enjoying his inevitable pipe while on a vacation at the estate of Kenneth L. Roberts, writer, at Kennebunkport, Maine. ENDUE11111111111 R ttnhd:Yioually &V IapcftsuW4G manea sfamous peshares withT= jan infinity of existence. Tin goes on forever. The Conkl Endura writes forever. In d hands of the student, t T C kiEnConkdin Endura becom dura is made in a perpetual souvenir red and black. Two mod- school days--a tru els-a generous-sized pen in worthy tool-- two legthes for men, and a indestructil graceful, dainty model for ladies. as an ed A narrow band of gold and thin catic enameled rings, on cap and barrel give it a unique, distinctive beauty. $.00 for the men's models $7.00 for the women's models THE CONKLIN PEN MFG. CO. TOLEDO, 0. Ask Your Dealer PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING STUDENTSENTERTAINED Miss Elba L. Morse entertained the students enrolled in the Department of Public Health Nursing at a mixer given at her home at 614 Forest aye- nue on Monday evening. Announce= ments were made for the Fourth of 0 July picnic and a committee chosen for that day: Refreshments Were served by the hostess. Summer women students are freej to use the tennis courts at Barbour gymnasium. at any time during the day until 8 o'clock at night, except during the hours of tennis classes. Washington, June 30.-The over- night air mail service between New Yorik and Chicago will be inaugurated Wednesday under the direct super- vision of Postmaster General Harry S. New anti other high officials of the Postoffice Department. Read the Want Ads N I The Best Business Career IS what every ambitious senior is thinking about at the present time. Life insurance is one of the best, one of the mast desirable, and one of the most satisfactory as a permanent calling. In assets and volume of business, life insurance is one of the three leading businesses of this country, yet the field is comparatively under- developed. Only 7 per cent of the economic value of human life in the United States is covered by insur- ahce.This gives an idea of the big field still to be worked, especially business insurance for firms and corporations. As to remuneration: Reports of college graduates who have entered business indicate that life insurance is at the very top as a source of income. 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