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…ont. it to himself s of his class- ie it clear to to be elected. elieve in hime ,y too, should id to be electioneering Host petty of offices. outside; it is so at better way is to state, ,frankly, if you are a desire to be elected, tfor the job for what- Ohio may have remained wet, but I they're going to have a recount any- way.I Should it be on to Pennsy, or onto Pennsy?P Independent Girls' Club MolJds M~eetng Owing to a misunderstanding,...…

…LI Miss Butler's appointmen For ave Lin to be iron- ig to have ee after- Philadel- nage every Abe.-. Cohn Abe Cohn is one of the Varsity play- 's who has been pursued by the jinx ss, who of weeks n to use ack, and 1 to give show- s. I tur- st sent some e scrimmage sicking, pass- chigan men- al polish for to have the for the con- erines leave Thursday af- r Wayne, Pennsylvania, will stay Friday night, t Friday afternoon in this y ...…

…U 90li0L THE THE TODAY xpert, Will Give trated War Talk Build- S- i I* BURTON BROWNE SAYS WASTE NOT KNOWN TO EXPERT SERVICE * Harry Lauder at the Garrick. q. .. . u if. Victor Horte, noted archi- will deliver his famous illus- I lecture, "The Germans and Bel- in France,"this afternoon at 4:15 k, in Alumni Memorial hall. >fessor Horta is an architect of national repute, due to the prom- part he has taken in the devel- nt of modern arch...…

…uch in praise of . and its work rhaps I can best good that it is of the field it is of the incidents Work that have inent among these newspapers is 'T Michigan Daily. There is nothing camp so refreshing as the chance get a copy of one's home paper and back in a comfortable chair with fE propped up before the fire. And last, but not least of the thin which one notices at once on entE ing the building is the busy couni where there is always a l...…

…Mr h camp life at the :o, Va. Edison is 3 Mrs. Charles H. Road, near Grand .e of the men who last spring to fol- Edison enlisted as a naval hos- pital corpsman and has been in training at Great Lakes, Ill- inois, since May 8. He was transferred recently to the Virginia post. The letter is as follows: "We are located about 94 miles from Richmond and about 31 miles from Washington on the banks of the grand old Potomac. We are a consid- erable ...…