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I UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Posters for "The Awakened Rame-
ses" are due Wednesday. Hand in at
Union between 4:30 and 5:30.
,Junior law football candidates re-
port at South Ferry field at 3:15 for
game with senior laws.
Meeting of Oratorical Board at 4 p.
in., room 302, N. W., U. Hall.
The first of the lit social club dances
will occur Thursday night, October 26.
All lits desiring tickets, phone 978 and
ask for Haimbaugh.
Meeting of the Cercle Francais Wed-
nesday evening at 7:30 in Cercle Fran-
cais Room, North Wing, U. Hall.
Senior engineer football practice 4
p. m. today.
Rehearsal of Mandolin Club at 7 p.
m. in north wing of University hall.
Old and new men out.
Mr. Tealdi's classes in courses 3 and
5 Landscape Design report as usual
on Tuesday and Wednesday when work
will be assigned them. Further notic-
es will be posted in University hall
and in the museum.
Junior lit football practice at 3
o'clock sharp.
Tryouts for "The Awakened Reme-
ses" hand in eligibility card at Union
betwen 4:30 and 5:30.
- All '12 football men report S. Ferry
field, this afternoon, 3:30.
Junior engineer football practice ev-
ery afternoon at 3:30 at South Ferry
field.
PROF. PATTERSON TO SPEAK
TO ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.
The first meeting of the season of
the Detroit-Ann Arbor Section of the
American Institute of Electrical Engi-
neers will be held in Ann Arbor Fri-
day evening, October 27th, Professor
C. L. de Muralt of the electrical engi-
neering department of the university
presiding. Following the annual din-
ner of the section, to be served at the
Michigan Union at 6 o'clock, the mem-
bers will adjourn to the New Engi-
neering building for the business meet-
ing and technical paper. Professor
G. W. Patterson will give a lecture on
"Vector Analysis and its Special Ap-
plication to Alternating Current Ma-
chinery." Professor Patterson has
just. returned from an extended trip
abroad and has consented to connect
his paper with a talk on the latest Eu-
ropean developments in electrical en-
gineering as seen during his tour
through France, Germany, Switzerland
and Italy, a subject which is of the
very greatest interest to everyone con-
nected with electrical work.
Glee Club Aspirants Tried Out.
Final tryouts for the University
Glee Club were held yesterday. Those
who have been successful in making
the temporary club will receive cards
today notifying them of their selection
and the time and place of the first re-
hearsal.
Student Pays for Speeding.,
Oscar Smith, '13 L, was arrested
yesterday morning for speeding. It is
alleged that he was going at a rate of
twenty miles an hour up Huron street
and it cost him $13.70 before Justice
Doty.
MUSIC AND DRAMA
Norman Hackett In "Satan Sanderson"
One of the most interesting dramas
of the season is promised in the en-
gagement of Mr. Norman Hackett and
his own company in "Satan Sander-
son" a dramatization of Hallie Er-
minie Rive's book of the same title,
by Kirk Alexander and Frances Sib-
ley, both Detroit newspaper writers,
which will be offered at the Whitney
Theater Wednesday, October 25.
Norman Hackett, a popular young
star will be seen in the title role, that
of a young minister, the Rev. Henry
Sanderson. The plot of the play is
constructed around a psychological
fact of mistaken identity. There is a
remarkable resemblance between
Hugh Stires, son of one of the leading
figures and Henry Sanderson. In col-
lege life they were chums; it was
there that Sanderson earned the so-
briquette of "Satan," through his esca-
pades and dare-devilness. He led and
Hugh followed, but he reformed while
Hugh continued his riotous living.
The unusual romance, the splendid
manliness of Sanderson, his herole
fight against the past he is led to be-
lieve was his,-all of these and many
more incidents are elements that go to
make the dramatization of "Satan
Sanderson" even more interesting
than the book. The, play is in five
acts, each of which has been treated
in a lavish manner. The play has,
been directed by the prominent wom-
an producer Miss Jessie Bonstelle and
Messrs. Stair and Nichola, Mr. Hack-
ett's managers, promise most lavish
and complete scenic production and a
specially selected cast.
Freshmen Must Obtain Seat Numbers.
Freshmen of the engineering depart-
ment are required to obtain their seat
numbers for assembly before Wednes-
day, October 25. Beginning on that
date attendance will be taken.
Engineering Debaters Meet Tonight.
A meeting of the, debaters of the
Engineering Society will be held in the
society's rooms this evening at 7
o'clock. An organization will be ef-
fected and officers elected.
Davidson, '12 E, Nominated by Petition
W. A. Davidson, '12 E, has been nom-
inated by petition for secretary of his
class. In the account of the 12 E class
meeting the name of R. S. Campbell,
one of the nominees for football mana-
ger was omitted.
A mistake was made in the notice of
the Junior Lit class meeting. Clyde
W. Nicolson was nominated instead of
Nels 0. Nicholson.
Will Address Commerce Club Tonight.
Mr. Wilson, secretary of the Detroit
Board of Commerce, will give the first
of a series of talks to be delivered be-
fore the Commerce Club during the
year, at the Union this evening. The
subject of the lecture is "Duties of a
Commercial Secretary." The meeting
will start at 7:30 and is open to mem-
bers only.
Rose Loses World's Record.
Ralph Rose, who holds the varsity
shot put record, had his world's ree-
ord in the 26 pound shot broken yes-
terday in New York by P. J. MacDon-
ald, who hurled the ball 38 feet 10
11-16 inches.
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b Bay Mine1
By MARGARET MAYO
One Solid Year in New
York
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Plcas:$1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c
Seat Sale Opens Thursday, October 26
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THE BROWN DRUG STORE
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Wh itney Theatre
Sat Axday, Oct. 28
One Performance Only.
Prices:35c, 50c, 75c, $
Seat Sale Monday,
NEW
Whitney Theatr
Wednesday, Oct. 25
Engagement Extraordinary, Messrs
Stair and Nicolai Present the Popula
Drainatic )Lctor
Mr. Normian
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In Hallie Erminie Rives' Story
Sain Sanderson
Dramatized from the book by Kirk
Alexander, Prances Sibley, and
Jane Murfin
A Superb Dramatic Offering. Acted
by players of distinction. Staged ina
lavish manner. The book play hit c
the century.
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