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T y our FrIxIt Suidaes ufter the Theatre
FIFTY WILL GO TO
HUGE CONVENTION
F+ifty Michigan students will repre-
sent the university at the Internation-
al Convention of the Student Volun-
teer Movement at Kansas City during
Christmas vacation. Michigan was al-
lowed only 36 delegates, but throu-h
the sp)ecial arrangement of, the Uni-
verstiy Y. M. C. A., the number has;
been increased to 50. Half of the rep-
resentatives have already been select-
ed. The remainder is being sought by
Frank I. Olmstead, '15, who is in
charge of the matter. All foreign stu-
dents at the university wvill be counted
as delegates from their respective na-
tion, and not as Michigan del-
elates, so the number will reach more
than 50 in the Ann Arbor delegation.
The convention will be the greatest
student gathering ever held. Seven
thousand delegates from 800 educa-
tional institutions throughout the
world will gather in 'the Kansas
City convention hall. It' is held once
in every student generation : four
years. 'The practical aims of the con-
ference are "to better the world's -sit-
uation of missions," and "to bring °the,
master-minds of Christendom into"
close touch."
Tphe convention will last from De-
cemiber 31 to January 4. Lodging and
the morning and evening meals will
be furnished by the citizens of Kansas
City without charge. Arrangements
will be made to have the Michigan
delegation (ine together.
1, 1'111 (Q'~i~lI TEE MIS 4TO
( 1: T" 41)iiF A CLT4Y X11':i 1l?.i: r
l)all,' 1111 11,11e Enirolled Tat of 40
F acualty, Men at
1iebigan
From the 50 members of the facul-
ty, only 110 have thus far become
members of the Michigan Union. In an
effort to have at least 490 faculty men
enrolled on the 1913-'14 books, a mem-
bership committee of 20 is conducting
a., canvass this week. Every member ot
the faculty will be approached, and
final reports will be..made A a a eeting
of the committee at the Michigan Un-
ion at 4:30 o'tlock tomorrow after-
noon.
There are 65 faculty men who were
Union members last year who have
not yet signed uip this year. The corn-
inittee aims to maize the faculty mem-
bership larger than ever before. With
the present Union enrollment at 2,739,
it is expiected that the 3,000 goal, which
was set at the beginning of the year,
NA-,1. readied.
V NI VERS'TY 1NO I'CES.
WHITNEY
Thanksgiving Day
THURSDAY
NOVEMBER.
MATINEE - - 3 P. M.
H. H. FRAZEE"S
GREAT ASTOR THEATRE PRODUCTION
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By Eugene Waiter
Author of "Paid in Full",
"Easiest Way
(Century
PRICES
$1 .50, $1 ,00, 75e and 50o
MAIL ORD)ERS NOW
Whitney
ONE NIGHT
Wednesday
THE GREATEST PLAY IN YEARS
The Noted Author and Dramatist
*THOMAS DIXON
Announces His latest and Greatest
Success
Father
With.Original Company including Mr. Chas. G. Grady
ITS SUCCESS IS GREATER THAN
"The Clansman"
A POWERFUL DRAMA
Intermingled with Clean, Bright Comedy
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4 Rowes Orchestra -
Balanoe Orchestra
4 Rowes Balcony -
Balance Balcony .
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* $1.00
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PRICI S
Thirteeni Rows Orchestra.........$?.00t
Balatnce Or~lhestra .................19.50
Founr Rows Balcony........... ...1.00
Balance Balcony ................... .75
Gallery ..................... .....50
Matinee 50C to $1.50 All Reserved
wil M
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IVictor Morley
04
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MA CHIERE
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EVENT OF SEASON
TWO DAYS ONLY,
FRIDAYNov282
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MATINEE SATURDAY 3 P. M.
fienry W. a'c Offers
TeTremendous Dramatic Spectacle
150 -PEOPLE- 150.
Special Symphony Orchestra
Largest Musical and Dramatic
Orgartizat ion E'ver 'Toured
PRICES
Thisrteew Rows Orchestra..,........$.00
Next Fight Rows Orcliesira.........50
Fairst Four Rows Blicony........... i.00
Nest Nine Rows Balcony............ .75
G a ery.. .........................5
MATINEE - - . - " 50eto a.50
NOTICE-Owing to the importance of
this eveint and the enormous demand
It rmeats, free list wtlI be susenpded
Buy your tickets by mall in advance.
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ONIE NIGHT
Tuesday, 'Nov. 25 th
Jacobs and Beverage Press nt
MR1 HERBERT O'CONNOR
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MEPHISTO
Inr a snperl) cenicE llectrical Mchlan.-
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Dr. Faustus Famous Old labora-
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The Cathedral of Nuremberg
The Electrical Rose Garde xn
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The Gloomy Dungeon
The Vision of Paradise
Dazzllog,Terrllylng, Enthralling
A wjerd object lesson to the sinnter.
l"RICES -- - S, 35c, 25c
FREE concert (Outside -ITheatre, 7:-o
it you more than w ordis can tell-
"d you-7I who knew so well
tuelr warm wth of your embraCe.
-d you in yourNN ointed place,
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THE CYCLONIC
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VOLC ANICVAUDEVILLE
EVA TANGO %Y WILL GIVE IIFR FAMOUS VERSION OF
And wear her jeweled COStUMes bar her songs.
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A meeting of the Comedy club will
eheld at 10:00 o'clock; this morning
x theo Cercle Francais room.
Ferris club will meet in Webster
hall, lawe building, at 7 :30 o'cloclk this
evenin,.
-The first class in aeronautics will
be held in room 24$ of the new enigi-
neeoring building this afternoon at
1:00 o'clock. Everyone interested is
invited to attend.
The band will hold a rehearsal at
2:00 o'clock in U. Hall. Members
mtust com'e in full unifornm.
There will be an important meeting
of the senior girl's section of the
Deutscher Verein at 7:00 o'clock MVoni-
day evening. Refreshments will be
THE STATE SAVINGS BANK
Capital Stock $50,000.00
1 urplus and P-ofits $100,000.00
ANN ARBOR, MICH.
Win. Arnold Win. J. Tooth C. Jahn \V012, Jr.
Vicees~. President Cashier
George Bischoff
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CFANNY'S FIRST PLAY'
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Balance Orches tra ...............$100
Four Rows Balcony............1.0
Nr5ert or Roue s Balcony ........75
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h1irteen Rows Orchestra .........$.00
Balance ( retie"^ra................... .75
Four Rows Balcony................ .75
Gallery, ............................. .25
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