EXT
RACK SQUAD.
A]
ter Tiler Was Chosen by
Team After Eastern Inter-
collegiate.
1912
Carrol B. Haff, '13, Kansas City, Mo.,
was elected captain of the 1913 track
(team on the return of the cinder ar-
tists from the eastern intercollegiate
meet. Hle won his "M" for the second
time this year when he took second to
Reidpath of Syracuse in the quarter.
Last year lhe also placed in this event.
On the day that he was elected captain
he rceceived notice from the Olympic
committee that he had been placed on
the American team and would be with
Palph Craig.
"B1E A_.. OPTIMIST" SAYS
REVEREND C. S. BIJRCII '75
r A every week fday 8:15 a.m., every Sunday 8:30 a.m., returnsa to
"r'it 7:15 p-m.; fare Sundays 50c, week days $i.oo.
For an Afternoon Ride to St. Clair Flats, TashmooPark or:T
Huron way ports take the "City of Toledo" at 2:30 p.m.
ICALKINS' Cold Soda Weter
Whitmazms' Candies
L324 8. Ste~ts St.
"wry
Seniors Chant Swan Songs.
The last all-senior sing of the year
will be held on the steps of Memorial
hail tomorrow evening at 7. The pro-
gram has .been arranged to permit the
seniors to have ample time to partic-
ipate in the promenade.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
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' i11
SUMMER SESSION
Full semester will begin
Send for
CHARLES
September
illustrated
A. SINK,
Hiaccalaureate Speaker U~rges
Crtids to Make Best of Op.
portunaity.
Near
For Rent-Rooms for summer
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stu-
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ATTENTION TO ALUMNI
E. ~J. lohr, Pirop.
purity-no such water
lays. Bring back the old
with a glass of
"Be an optimist," was the keynote
of the baccalaureate sermon delivered
by Right Reverend Charles Sumner
D~ureb, '75, to the class of 1912, in Uni-~
versity Nall Sunday night. "We live
in an age of unrest," he said further
"but never in the history of our nation
has greater opportunity beckoned to
the well-trained men and women who
go out from our college."
University Mill was crowded by
friends and relatives of the graduates.
Besides a special solo by. Prof. How-
land a choir of picked voices from the
School of Mlusic gave two selections.
Il. OF'it. AWIRELESS STATION TO
SEND )COMMNERCIAL MESSAGES.
Aerograms to large cities through-
out the country and to boats plying
the Great Lakes may be sent out from
the wireless station of the university
in room 103 new engineering building
during Commencement week. The sta-
tion will be open each day for mes-
sages until 10 p. m.
m
For Rtet-A furnished summer cot-
tage for rent.. Les Chemaux Island.
$10.00 her week. Enquire of C. S.
Cooke, 27 Forsythe Avenue, Detroit.
3t
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For' Sale-Due bills on the Charlevvix
Hotel, Detroit, at 20 per cent dis-
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WANTED
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device during vacation. Profits im-
mense. Can easily make enough to
carry you through next term. Tour-
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manufacturers. Central Sales Cm
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Subscriptions, for the Wolverine are
being taken at Cushing's Drug Store,
Dad Skinners, and The Daily office.
By mail, 1.00; by carrier, 75c. The
subscription includes the Commence-
ment Daily issues.
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JUNE
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HEATRE
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02l
Jubilee Week
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21 'thousand Feet of
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LUL and PAUL
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IShine Songs:
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Always -10.
Photo-Plays de
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COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM DAILY
Continuous from 7 P. M. to 10 P, NF
Special This Week
Attention! Seniors
and
Alumnip=s
l
TO
FINISH
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Derby day at Churchill
Life of a Race-Noose
Travels in Belgium9
Browning's " Blot o' the Scutcheon
Egypt in Time of Moses
A Nations' Peril
Explosion at Sea
A Spartan Mother
Dicken's " Martin Chuzlewit "
Jack and the Beanstalk
And Other Subjects
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Trinity Choir Bey
BURLEI6H JACOBS
Michigan's own Tenor, sing at every
Lyndon will photograph every
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mkprnsfrimdaedlbut we will take your order and
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