The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-08
EVERYONE INVITED
TO HELP CAMPUS DAY
MOSCOW CITIZENS URGED TO
TAKE PART IN GREAT ANNUAL
EVENT TOMORROW

Every citizen of Moscow and Lataf
county is invited to the big Campus
Day celebration at the University to-
morrow afternoon and evening a
band concert, exhibition dancing by
the university girls eliminating in
the winding of the Maypole, and an
Iinterclass tennis tournament for mix
ed double teams, are among the fea-
lures of the afternoon program which
begins at 2 o'clock. At 6 o'clock a
during which the two university glee
clubs will entertain. The celebra-
ton will close with a dance in the
gymnasium at s. The entire program
is free except the dance for which a
| Csc admission will be charged
At least 1000 spectators from Mos
COW and the surrounding country are
! expected to be present at the festiv-
tiles. A holiday has been declared
for the University, and the morning
will be devoted to cleaning up the
campus.
Starts at 2 O'Clock.
The University band, under the di-
rection of Mr.. Brent Nelson, will
open it's program promptly at 200
O'Clock. The dancing, the browning
of the May Queen, Miss Anne Glinde-
mann and the winding of the Maypole
are scheduled for 3. A large plot
on the lawn will be roped off for this
portion of the entertainment, and ade-
quote facilities will be provided for
automobiles.
Ever male student in the univer-
sity has been assigned definite. task
in the big campus cleanup program
for Campus Day morning. The ord
nance department has stable full
of trucks on the trail of all wheel
barrows, snovels, post-hole diggers,
rakes, rollers and other movable
equipment for arming Generalissimo
Rettig's hordes of husky laborers.
The various detachments will move
to their respective operation immedi-
ately upon the final stroke of seven
Friday morning. From then until
noon the buzzing of the bees will be
A Tool for Every Man.
interrupted only by lemonade gurg
ling, as the co-eds bring around re-
freshment for the workers. At 1900
sharp all work will cease and the GUS
tomary excavatory additions take the
stage until the afternoon program.
The men will meet on the tennis
courts in front of Ridenbaugh hall.
From there the captain of each squad
will lead his men to the work assign
ed to them.
The military police will be on the
job early and any man absent from
roll call at 7 o'clock at the tennis
courts will suffer such punishment
as the court martial may direct
Tom Leads M. P.'s.
Tom Jackson, veteran war horse of |
the gridiron, will be colonel of the /
police and with able assist
ants will see that everything is pulled
off in orderly manner.
Professor Angel will captain the
faculty squad which will undertake
% construct an earthern platform for
he senior play. Every faculty mem
DER will also appear at o'clock at
he tennis courts.
Staples Rustles Tools.
H. w. Staples, captain of the ord
lance department, announces that at
east so wheel barrows will be needed.
These wheel barrows and various
ther implements will be borrowed
rom throughout the residences of
doscow. Any one having a wheel
arrow at their home should bring
to work with them.
Full Afternoon.
The program in the afternoon in
ludes the band concert, given by the
adets of the university under the
supervision of Mr.. Brent Nelson,
he procession of the May queen,
lnne Glindeman, and her attendants,
ollowed by dances given in her honor,
he class orations and the interclass
liked doubles. The band concert will
tart promptly at 200 and will be
ollowed Immediately by the May
estival.
The "PavloWa Gavotte" will he the