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'â- M$&$ •HORBNBVVS, MY TO MARK END OF COLLEGE YEAR Fifty-Fifth Commencement of Northwestern University to Be Most Brilliant in His- tory of the School, EXERCISES START MAY 26 Prof. Long Claims N. U. Commence- ment Exercises Surpass Those of Any School in America er Europe, The fifty-fifth commencement exer- cises of Northwestern university will begin this year on the 26th of this month and close with the commence- ment exercises la the Patten gymna- sium on Wednesday, June 11. Bishop William Fraser McDowell of the Methodlat church, bishop of Chi- cago, who realdea on Sheridan road, Evanston, will preach the bacca- laureate sermon on Sunday, June 8. Plant are being perfected'to make the closing days of the school this year ones long to be remembered Prof. 0. P. Long of the university •ays that in no university that he has visited in this country or Europe has he found as Impressive and as com plete a commencement as Northwest- ern has. Festival An Addition. •* The Music Festival alone !• an ad- dition to commencement that makes notable this anniversary. The commencement carnival, known as the student procession, on the Saturday night of commencement, ae an event of groat inter- est The procession, brilliantly il- luminated, Is made up of students la float* and afoot representing the .schools, departments and olasses of the university. The students use novel methods of exhibiting the char- ecteristks of the organisations they ^represent, producing a fantastic car- nival somewhat like the famous Ma/dt Ores. The claas day exorcises on Monday ere of peculiar Interest to the under graduates and to the recent gradu- ates. It alumni "igaNejitellM- Alumni who have been back In the past wilt come again. The feature of the day in Bvanston this year will bo the exercises on the sit* of the now dormltoriee. Then there are class reaalons, and the president's recep- tion in the evening, and on Wednesday >$m$ oommaBcemant exercises. %fep *ho l»rogran». Following Is a program of the •vents pertaining to commencement: Monday. May ft, to iaturday, June 1. f Music FesUval, gymnasium, ^JtlfrBmtoV, June 6, to Friday, June f». * Medical school alumni week, clin- ic tea and demonstrations. Thursday, June 8. 1:15 p. m.â€"Graduating" concert, aehoel of music gymnastnm. i Beceptlon to seniors, college of lib* M:, oral arts, by the dean. Saturday, June 7. •â- :* p. m.â€"-Sports on campus. 4 p. m.â€"May-pole and folk-dances, p. â- aar-fJxhlbltion by life-saving _ lake shore, flvenlngâ€"Students' procession with X_ floats; illumination of campus; con- Kfcert. {fete' ' •""«•* Jono S. W*m-1 • j pt nv-sVwoalauraate sermon by ?/.. BUhop William Fraasr McDowell, ; js^naaium. ^;...W:^.'; '- Moixlay, June e. ^: Ctoes' day exercises, college of lib- eral arts. '*m. «:SQ n. m.â€"Medical school alumni P^liaBOjnet. v. Ill tjfO p. ny-Dantal school alumni P#|Muifljsjet. ' i_ III/ I p. m.â€"Commencement play, gym of Tuesday, June 10. Atsnud day; claas reunions, I a. m.â€"Annual meeting board rn^-Phl Beta Kajpa ad- 1:90 lelrseav ' . ... > . • p. m.â€"President's reception, gym Wsdanedsy, June 11. 10 a. nvâ€"Oommencemoat exercises. ONI MOM. F. JMereen. Sst iVsuaaA aereaue^ re> . nerted U_tte^ee the^heft of ale ment made by tb* parents of the Meyela from the rear of his home FH- oey aftevnooiL The waeel wee valned ssif^-gps*^. f30NGERT FANTASIA ON SWEDISH FOLK S0HC8 The Scandinavian club of North* western university announces Its nee* ond annual festival, which will take place at Music hull, Kvanston, on Sat- urday evening, May 10. An excellent program Is assured and the perform- ers are of the best Scandinavian tal- ent In Chicago and vicinity: The name of Mrs. Carl R. Cblndblom, wife of the county attorney of Cook county, appears first, as pianist Among the numbers to be presented by this charming pianist is a composi- tion by a popular and well-known Chi- cago organist and composer, Prof. Bmil Larson. The composition, which Is published in Sweden, Is entitled "Concert Fantasia on Swedish Folk- songs," and is pronounced in Stock- holm to bo the best potpourri of Its kind. Miss Florence Hallberg of Edge- water is to be the soprano soloist, and Mr. Joel' Mossberg, baritone, appears on the program for two groups of vocal numbers. Another performer who has graced many Scandinavian programs, and wbo is aa popular as any Scandinavian-American reader, is Mrs. Geo. B. Q- Johnson. Her spe- cialty is humorous Swedish-American dialect pieces. The drowning feature, however, of this excellent entertain- ment is a si>eech by a man of Inter- national reputation, a nan who holds an enviable place in the hearts of Swedish-Americans, Dr. Nywall, pres- ident of North Park college. This dis- tinguished man, whoso oratorical ability Is known from Mt. Rainier on the west coast to the city of Now York on the east, and who baa been honored by royalty of Europe, will de- liver a short talk on "Swedish Poets and Poetry." Illlllllllllllllllllll HI llllll SHIIH "♦ ! Want Ad Department j | Hm LaKe Shore News i | TEUtPHONES: EVANSTON 353 WINNETKA 241 ; sseiisiiiiiiissHiiiiiiieoMimsiisiiiiiiiimsi'i THl ASBURT XOTICEâ€"AFTER THIS ISSUE WANT ada in the Lake Shore News will be cbarged at the following rates: Real Estate Classifications, 7% cents per line. All other classifications, S cents per line. Minimum price 16c. No advertise- ment charged for less than 28c. Help Wanted and Situations Wsnt- ed advertisements FREE. HELP WANTED iNTEDâ€"MAID FOR GEN EI hoeeework; iinfntl, family^ Waslftuetonav., wnmstti NOW 10 THE TIME \nd compou load de north of Davis- Phone 60S. BLACK a load, 3 delivery 4b Risch. 24d-4tc FOl*AMJBr-L,AHG18 SIZE V phonogrlb1a*in *xceilep>-«tSnditlon, with 1 dos7t^iee«lS; price $26; quartersawod*^6nk tatWe*,,|6. 021 Blmwped<v^ WUmette, ill. **"*>itp WIANT1 housework; gan-av. Tel OBNERA thing. 926 Mlchi 357B-J. Up >phead WANTEJ><AT ONCSNgIRL FOR office/work; experience ne^ neces- sary; must live in Winnetka. Fhpne WlnnetkaSSS. 2 SlTyATIONS WANTED PAINS WASHED. COLORED End mended*, omt-ulase work; called for «atoifV«Pd. M. R. Mo- rlts, 1820 DlMllVTd. U82. «-tf FLY-8WATTINC TIME ARRIVES; CO TO IT That pest, the house fly, has com- menced to appear. Everybody knows how fast they multiply and what dls. ease conveyors they are. It is up to every man, woman and child to swat them quick. This is the warning that has been sent out by the board of health and others Interested. A mild winter and anticipated warm, spring and summer,* presages a vast increase of the pests, and well directed efforts must be put forth if the threat- enlng dangers are to be minimised. It is claimed that the time to swat the fly Is before It becomes a flyâ€"that Is before'the egg is hatched..,.,;^. way this embryonic swatting; Is dott< Is to eliminate filth of all kinds. If the breeding places of the flies are done away with there will bo no «e*.| The garbage cans should receive at- tention; the cleaning should he thor- ough; all matter must be removed from the corners and none ought to remain on the ground. Suggestion is made that a good flushing of the ran with a carbolic acid solution Is good. This win not only destroy the fly eggs, etc., but will also serve to act as a fly repellent un- til the nex£ cleaning. â€"__J~._- -f TRIES MOTORCYCLE; FAILS TO RETURN W. H. Outdstrand, a motorcycle demonstrator for a firm at 1018 Mont- rose boulevard, Chicago, reported to the Evanston police Sunday that a stranger purporting to be from Evanston, made away with a new motorcycle from the firm's store Sunday morning. Ouldatrand stated that the stranger asked for a demonstration of a motorcycle and wanted to make a payment on the machine with a check drawn on the State Bank of Evsjwton. This plan was refused by the O^emOnatrator, but be did allow the stranger to ride the machine to the lake front for a trial. The stranger failed-to return. Thinking that he might get a clew to the Identity of the stranger Gold- strand went to Evanston and asked the assistance of the police there in the search. EVANSTON YOUNG MAN TO TAKE JURE BRIDE 'i^vSg -aM^iffl't 'â-  '^" Miss. Eleanor Babcock, dswgBter of Dr. an* Mrs. Robert Hall Babooes, 44 Banevue place, Chicago, Will * of the first of the June bride*. Bar engagement was recently ana* to Mr. Merrill Colt of Waastoa, The marriage, according to bride, wlU take place on the of Saturday, June % u the Presbyterian church. <%lea«o. SITUATION WANTED â€"W«LL need the services of a thorouajfty competent mothers' helper daring tfae\hot weather? A trvttjforthy youn% woman, who Is competent to take Imtlre or partial can of chil- dren, who sews and embroiders ex- quisitely,, and who Is/kindly and Christian, ViU be at/liberty after Juno 14. Address p 1002, Daily News. \ / ItP FINE COOK come to your your cooking W 799, Lake; BAKER WILL â-  by day and do baking. Address Jews. ltp TO -YOUNG JOIRL, SUCCESSFULLY experienced young woman desires position as traveling enkperon. Ad- dress M4ss Florence HaleVWheaton, III. / Y ItP TRUSTWORTHY. REFINED wiM take care of house duril efface of family for use of two rooms; refereneea. i m 968, Lake Shore News. SALEâ€"OOOl> machines, overh heelor * Wlls iceler tt Wil iceler A WSlso 'Singer ... 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