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PAT"T'SWRG ATTRRACIS Minot E. Lane, George John Lieber,
MANY MEN O F MICHIGAN George V. N. Lothrop, Emerson Low,
-- Arthur B. McGraw, Kenneth Matheson, LEAI
Continued from page one Richard Maxon, Adolph II. Meyer,
Many promising men of Detroit, Ann Aaron C. Moore, Kenneth L. Moore,
Arbor and other parts of the state hav& John Munn, Jr., William J. Nabel, C.
enrolled for the Plattsburg, N. Y., mil- A. Newcomb, James W. Parker, Homer
itary training camps, to be held under E. Parshall, Thomas R. Peirsol, Israel
the direction of the federal govern- tacoosin, Francis A. Rasch, Jr. "ick" Gardner, '17, Made ,
ment, August 10 to September 6, and The following men from Michigan of -enly Formed Orga
September 8 to October 5. These are outside of Detroit, have enrolled: izatton
the second and third camps to be held Stuart I. Perry, Adrian; Arthur Ed-
at Plattsburg this summer, the first ward Boak. Ann Arbor; John W. MAEERl ELECTED T
having closed July 2. Bradshaw, Ann Arbor; Willis Brod-
The Wayne County Medical Associa- head, Ann Arbor; Philip Bursley, Ann fAt a meeting hold last ev.
tion has made an appeal, through a Arbor; .James V. Campbell, Ann Ar- the auditorium of the Sciencel
committee consisting of Drs. A. T. Mc bor; Wilfred V. Casgrain, Ann Arbor;
Grak, Jr., B. R. Shurly and H. R. Car- William M. Darnall, Ann Arbor; Eu- heal plans for the summer
stavs, to medical men to take advant- gene Fauntleroy, Ann Arbor; Sven league were launched and th
age of the special training that the ineberg, Ann Arbor; Clarence Hart- organization was perfected.
camps afford in sanitation and mili- suff, Ann Arbor; llerbert P. Hayden, Verne Burnett, '17, managir
tary hygiene. The committee and Drs. Ann Arbor; John R. Ives. Ann Arbor; of The Wolverine, was electe
L. J. Hirschman, Charles F. Kuhn and Harry Kerr, Ann Arbor; Samuel Lock-
H. N. torrey, has already signified its wood, Ann Arbor; H. Gray Muzzy, Ann dent of the leagne and "DieS
intention to attend one of the medical Arbor; Christiancy Pickett, Ann Ar- tier, '17, catcher on the reser
camps. bor; John Randolph Reilly, Ann Ar- ball squad this year, was elec
A second camp for boys between the bor; Rufus S. Tucker, Ann Arbor; I retary. Play in the league w;
ages of 15 and 18 years will be held at William W. Williams, Ann Arbor; Pail as soon as the teams are wh
Fort Terry at the government reserva- A. Martin, Battle Creek; James R. shape.
tion on Plum Island, from August 12 (lements, Bay City; Wallace W. Clt At a conference of the lit I
to September 9. A number of Detroit ments, Bay City; John M. Kerr, Bay n ediately after the big meeti
boys are expecting to enroll for this City; Alfred Marston Shearer, Bay Gracey was elected manage
training. City; William R. Wells, Bay City; Neil other departments, not haviup
The following Detroit men have al- C Greensides, Constantine; Ray John- enough attendance last nigl
ready enrolled for Plffttsburg training son, Dearborn; Judson Quincy Owen, postponed the elections of th.
camps: Horace Allen Alden, Francis East Lansing; Graham H. Bell, Fron- agers until tonight. The e
Asborn, Jr., Harold J. Atkinson, Fred- tier; Melville R. Sissell, Jr., Grand and scientists will meet for t
erick C. Bahr, Hobert Barnes, Glen Rapids; James Blair, Grand Rapids; pose in the rooms of the Eng
Barrie, Edward T. Barthel, Karl Gus- John W. Denison, Grand Rapids; John Society, second floor of the E
tav Behr, Clark Bennett, Walter A. taldwell Holt, Grand Rapids; Benja- ing building, at 7:00 o'clock m
Bernardi, Charles F. Blielman, Jr., min E. Kuyer, Grand Rapids; John B. laws will come together* itt
George B. Blackall, George A. Boggs, Tubergen, Grand Rapids; Duncan M- time in 1oom B of the Lair
Joseph A. Braun, William M. Brown, Nabb,. East Grand Rapids; Ralph Ar Tomorrow evening at 7:10, tl
Louis Burgiss, James D. Butterfield, thur Voight, Grand Rapids; Harry be a 'council of managers in 'I
Jr., Wylie W. Carhartt, Rolla L. Car- Hotchkin, Houghton; Morris Felton erise ofee to draw up a
penter, Russell M. Cotner, Gilbert LaCroix, tshpeming; Charles R. Mid- and attend to other administrE
Stuart Currie, David C. Eissele, John daugh, Jackson; W. M. Palmer, Bailey tails.
Leo Faber, Louis S. Hall, A. B. Heav- Ayers Wright, Kalamazoo; J. Paul
enrich, C. Julian Hecker, Vincent How- Thoman, Lansing; R. R. Eldridge,
ard Butler Ives, J. F. Austin Jones, Maiquette; Joseph C. Gannon, Mar- IT STABS GiAPPEL IN
Charles A. Kanter ,William ,Krich- quette; M. W. Joyling, Marquette; A. WIlITNEY T
baum, John Kruesi, Frank G. LaBpnte, T. Roberts, Marquette; B. L. Sherman, -
"' Marquette; Keith Farley, Metampra; (Continued frou tPage O
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COUS INS& HALLskey; alpi Morley, Jr., discus and -wrestling in the I
Sagiiiaw;, Wallis C. Smith, Saginaw. lse eda tesi 91
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jf~otA~tzPreketes, representinig Adrian
1002 S. UNIVERSITY AVE. Lyndon's for kodaks, films, finish- took first place in the discu
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O, CANFIELD D[LIES
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Ges Tralk in Science Auditoriut on
"rite Discharging Ear" to
Small Atdience
Before a small but appreciative aud-
ience, in the auditorium of the Natural
Science building, Dr. R. B. Canfield,
of the Medical school, Tuesday night
gave the fourth of the summer series
of faculty lectures. Dr. Canfield's
talk was on "The Discharging Ear."
The subject, while a highly techni-
cal one, was handled by the lecturer
in such a way as to be understandable
by every member of the audience,
whether an expert i nmedicine or not.
A complete analysis of the disease was
given, including its hiitorical and
present status in medicine, and the
development of its treatment. An out-
line of the latest advances in the fight
against the affliction was also drawn
during the progress of the lecture.
Dr. Canfield has devoted many years
to the study of the diseases of the ear.
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10T BU G L 1 'SISLEHD D NIED .
Year's Wrangling Over George's Con.
tract (loses by Giving Him
to Browns
CONNTRACT V 01) BECAUSE MINOR
The National Baseball commission,
after a year°of wrangling, has finally
awarded George Sisler to the St. Louis
club, declaring hins a free agent at the
time he signed his contract with the
Browns and ordering the Pittsburg
club to remove the former Wolverine's
name from its reserve list.
tUniversity Graduate Accepts Position
Miss Mable Schell, graduate of the
literary department, has accepted an
assistant professorship in modern lan-
guages at the University of Idaho.
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There will be three preliminary fea-
tares to the serestling program.
Charles Preketes and 0. S. Westerman,
instructor at the gymnasium, will
stage an exhibition match showing the
principles of wrestling technique, and
Tony Preketes, lightweight, and Paul
ireketes, middleweight, will also put
on exhibitions. The referees of the
ivatclh will be Doe. May ancd Steve
Farretl. Tie other features weill be
music by the hand and fireworks.
Arrangeeniects are being prepared to
handle a good sized crowd at the park,
the stands and benches are being fur-
nished by the University while the
mats are furnished by Doctor May.
The grounds policemen will be fur-
nished by the University. Admission
to the grounds will be 50 cents, re-
served seats 75 cents, and ring-side
seats will be $1.00. There will be a
reserved stand for ladies and children
at 25 cents.
Police Search for Lost Boy
LOST--A boy three years old. Find-
er will please return same to Mrs.
Hunt, 1030 Baldwin avenue. This is
the sort of a report thiat the Ann Arbor
police department holds. Judging from
that, they ought to have little trouble
in finding him.
t.A. Postoflice Breaks ecords
% The Ann Arbor postoffice brolke all
previous records for business Satur-
day, July 8. The sale of stamps alone
on this date amounted to $1,600. This
tbeats any previous record by over
$e00.

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