Spotted Fawn In COMPANY I FUND
NOW OVER $400
MseuIs isPlay
Baseball Games Net $250; While $100
Unusual Colored Deer on Exhibition; Remains from Mexican Border
Regarded with Superstition Money
by Indians
Contributions for the different funds
One of the interesting exhibits on to be turned over to Company I are
the second floor of the zoology muse- rapidly approaching the high water
um is a spotted fawn. mark.%
Pure white deer are occasionally Up to the present time there is over
seen, but spotted ones are rare, so $400 in the mess fund treasury. The
much so that Indians regard them previous baseball games netted $250.
with superstitition and consider them About $100 is still remaining from the
an omen of bad luck to any hunter fund subscribed when the boys left for
who is unfortunate enough to kill the Mexican border. The American
them. The saying is that he will never Daughters of the Revolution donated
kill another deer until he gets rid of $25. Other subscriptions make up the
that gun or until five years have rest of the money.
elapsed. The plea for additional records for
This fawn was first seen running the company's' victrola brought the
across the open country with its moth- response of 18 records. Any persor
er and another fawn. Both the other who has any disks to give the company
animals were of the usual color. can call uprthe Armory and the boys
will call for them.
Redeem your subscription receipt at
one of the State Street Book Stores War Cook Book Now on Sale
and receive a 1917 Summer Student The Nellie Curtis War Cook Book
Directory. is ready for distribution. Mrs. W. H.
Wait has them for sale or they may be
purchased at Wahr's. The price is 25
Announcing a Sale of cents per copy. It contains several
Hair Switches hundred recipes for the use of inex-
and Hair Goods pensive materials.

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THE WOLVERINE
2,20? MEN AND I387S
WOMENMAKE SOCIETfY
This Number H* ve Been Elecied to
Phi Beta Kappa During Last
Three Years
In the Phi Beta Kappa elections of
the past three years, women have cap-
tured an aggregate of 1,979 places to
2,202 for men. The reason assigned
is that men, more often than women,
take an intense interest in athletics
and other activities of college life,
rather than in scholarship.
An article in the Phi Beta Kappa
Key reports an issue which is a mat-
ter of much contention. The question
arose as to whether the presence of
so many women in the chapter did not
endanger its reputation. To save this
reputation, it was advocated that other
tests be' introduced and that these
tests should be other than scholastic
distinction. Although it was not
specified what these tests should be,
it was evident that they should be in-
tentionally discriminatory against
women.
A special committee was appointed
to coisider the limiting of the propor-
tion of women to be elected and to re-
port to the next council in 1919.


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Masons at Work on Old Building
Construction work on the old School.
of Music is progressing rapidly. At
present the masons have already
started their work, and before long
the old building will extend out to the
sidewalk on Maynard street.
Spends Summer in British Colaombia
Dr. C. B. DeNancrede, recently re-
tired from active service in the Uni-
versity, and Mrs. DeNancrede are
spending the summer in Wycliffe,
British Columbia.
Try The Wolverine for service.

CLASSIFIED
WANTED-Day work, house cleaning.
Call 2036-J. 118 W. Kingsley.
17-19-21
INSTRUCTION in French by native
teacher. 471-M. 723 S. Thayer.
The 1917 Summer Student Directory
on sale at all the bookstores, 25c.
Open During Summer School
11 A. M. to 1 P.M.
MICHIGAN INN I
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MONDAY, JULY 23, 1917
Call and look over my complete line. The Farmers & Mechanics Bank Coming Ever
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Coca-Cola is always a mighty welcome ugges- performance by the Elsie
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Monday, July 23, 5 o'clock-
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Tuesday, July 24, 5 o'clock-T
nation of Statistical Data.
C. Carver.
8 o'clock-Surgery of the N
fessor C. G. Darling.
Wednesday, July 25, 5 o'cloc
Correlation of the Arts. I
-.T. E. Rankin.
. j' ~8 o'clock--Concert, Faculty
University School of Music
,, Auditorium.)
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8 o'clock-Educational Mot
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.New The N w Catalogue Friday, July 27, 5 o'clock-
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Punch" on the American Ci
Professor E. D. Adams.
MALCOLM LANGFORD, AGE
IS NOW READY SUPPORTS A FRENCH 0
Malcolm Langford, 11 years
Complete information concerning the eight Colleges and Schools: 1224 Forest court, is doing h
LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND THE ARTS, EN- this war by supporting Pierre
GINEERING, MEDICINE, LAW, PHARMACY, support another is a commo
H1DMEOPAT IY, DENTISTRY, GRADUATE, AND but for an 11-year-old lad to si
TIHE SUMMER SESSION French orphan is an uncomn
No ice cream sodas or all-da
Special Courses in Forestry, Newspaper Work, Land ers are Malcolm's lot, but the
scape Design, Higher Commercial Education, including that he earns running errar
Railwav Administration and Insurance, Architecture, cutting the neighbors' grass
ConsrvaionI *ninerin, 7toward little Pierre's suppor
Conservation Engineering, Education (affiliated with where would the French boy 1
Ann Arbor Schools for Observation Study), and a out his American friend's hard
Course for those preparing for the scientific administra- savings?
fion of departments of sanitation and public health.
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Students now on sale at the
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