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FOUR WOLVERINES LIBRARIANKOCDESCRIBES
METHODS OF ILLUSTRATION
ARE PICK OF FIELD I Poits (ut That Pictures Were First
sed to Convey
Thought
The names of tour Michigan appear--_
ed in the all-concensus selections an- Describing all of the common meth-
nounced at Philadelphia a short time ods of reproductions, and illustrating
ago, Bond, Seward and Kohler being each with lantern slides, Librariat
picked for their respective events on Theodore W. Koch introduced his s,-
the all-collegiate track team, while dience into some of the secrets of the
Sitler divided honors with Sayre of newspaper and magazine in his lee-
Pennsylvania for the pitchers' berths ture in the west physics lecture room
on the all-collegiate baseball team. Tuesday afternoon. He followed the
The track team selections were history of reproduction from the most
made almost entirely on the basis of primitive forms to the three color pro-
performances at the eastern intercol- cess employed in present day books
legiates this spring, while the base- and magazines.
ball selections were based on obser- Librarian Koch first pointed out that
vations made by the critics responsi- illustrations were used before the
ble for the all-consensus selections. written word to convey thought. After
The all-college track team was com- showing some slides relative to the
posed of the following men: 100 yards, picture language of primitive people,
Bond, Michigan; 220 yards, Seward, he discussed early wood engravings.
Michigan; 440 yards, Merridith, Penn- In speaking of copper plates as illus-
sylvania; 880 yards, Caldwell, Cor- trations, he said that the art was first
nell; mile, Speiden, Cornell; two mile, discovered in 1460 by Finiguerra, the
Hoffmire, Cornell, 120 hurdles, Braun, Florentine goldsmith. The different
Dartmouth; 220 hurdles, Murry, Stam- methods of making the zinc ettcings
ford; shot put, Beatty, Columbia; were discussed, and several slides
hammer throw, Kohler, Michigan; were presented to illustrate the res-
broad jump, Nordell, Dartmouth; high pective merits of the several methods.
jump, Oler, Yale; pole vault, Camp, Anthony Van Dyck's portrait of Peter
Harvard. Breugal and "The Morgue" by Whist-
Those who make up the all-consen- ler were among those thrown on the
sus baseball team are: pitchers, Sis- screen.
ler, Michigan, and Sayre, Pennsylva- -
nia; catcher, Schwert, Pennsylvania; Calkins Pharmacy for drugs, Itf.
fleet base, Rhoades, Princeton; secemid
base, Clark, Harvard; short-stop, For results have your films develop-
Blossom, Yale; third base, Reilly, ed at Hoppe's, 61i East Liberty St. tf
Yale; left field, Irwin, Pennsylvania;
center field, Swazey, Amherst; right Simmer Students Notice
field, Ormsby, Brown. We give special attention to aiia-
teur finishing. Daines & Nickels, 336
Full course in Typewriting only S. State St., over Cushing's Drug
'$5.00, 711 N. University Ave. 3-4 Store. tf
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Start ID=SUMMER
July 1
hYarked Dow
Sale
Sale
Starts
July 1
Underwear,
Of Seasonable Clothing, Hats, Raincoats, Neckwear,
Boy's Suits, Etc., Etc., At
PHENOMENAL R EDUCTINS
Mon's Suits Rain Coats Underwear HAS and CAPS By's Suits
1-4 Off SHI-RTS 20O Off
1-4 Off Suit Cases and Bags 20% 0ff 20% 0ff Gvs 20 O 14 0ff
$25.00 now $18.75 20 /Off $3.00 now $2.40 $2.00 now $1.60 NIGHTROBISA$10.00 now,$7.50
$22.50 now $16.88 $2.0$1.50 now $1.20 AJAMS $8.00 now $6.00
$20.00 now $15.00 Pants $2.50 now$ $1.00 now 80c$6.00 now $4.50
$18.00 now $13.50 20(k Off $0 now - n 20A Off $5.00 now $3.75
$15.00 now $11.25 $1.50 now $1.20 50o now,40c
$12.50 now $ 9.38 Boy's Pants $1.00 now $0.80 Ties 35c each $4.00 now $3.00
$10.00 now $ 7.50 20(( Off 50c now 40o Belts 20cc Off or 3 for $1.00 $3.00 now $2.25
1=2 OFF--The price on all Straw Hats has been Cut in Half--1-2 OFF
Sale Starts Wednesday Morning July 1 --at 8 A. M.
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