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--More thian a dozen members of the
freshman class have been stricken
with tonsilitis recently, according to
the report of Dr. H. H. Cummings of
the University health service. Several
cases of measles have also been de-
tected lately, but Dr. Cummings says
that there is no reason to believe that
an epidemic of either of these diseases
will result.
--Tle recent action of the board of,
regents in raising the medical fee for
all students by $4.00, will enable the
university to take care of all students
at the university hospitals for any time
up to 60 days. There will be no charge
whatever for hospital fees.
-President Harry B. Hutchins has
tentatively accepted an invitation to
speak at the Washtenaw county bar
association banquet, Thursday in the
Allenel hotel. He will return from
Massachusetts Monday.
-Keystone club will meet at 7:00
o'clock tonight, at the Union. A con-
stitution will be presented for the rat-
ification of the members.
-The forestry department yesterday
received 150 slides from the forestry
service at Washington, D. C. The
slides will be used to' illustrate lec-
tures on forest fire fighting.
--Boxing lessons are being given in
Waterman gym by a professional en-
gaged by Dr. May. Only a limited
number of students can now be accom-
modated as the instructor's time is
nearly all arranged for.
-Senior pharmies have placed their
order for 100 invitations and 25 canes.
Those desiring more invitations are
requested to leave their orders with
J. K. Lilly, and canes can be ordered
from V. F. McIntyre.
-Final tryouts for the German play to
be given by the Deutscher Verein will
be held this afternoon in the Verein
room in University hall. The three
meeting already held have resulted in
a ,wealth of good material appearing.
Announcements of the cast will be
made in the near future.
-Prof. Richard D. Hollister will ad-
dress the oratorical association this
evening. The meeting will start at
8:00 o'clock.
-New members of the student council
will take the oath of office at the next
meeting, which is scheduled for 7:30
o'clock Tuesday. Further discussion
of the reorganization will take place
after the report of the committee,
which is obtaining faculty opinion, is
recived.

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Washington's Birthday
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As seen in all the big cities-A big
scenic production-This season's
big success.
NIGHT
Thirteen Rows Orchestra... ....S.o
Balance Orchestra ................ 75
Four Rows Balcony...............75
Balance Balcony..................50
MATIN FE'
Thirteen Rows Orchestra..........75
Balance Orchestra................50
E ntire Balcony...................25

NIGHT
4 Rows Orchestra.... $1.50
Balauce Orc estra..$1 .
a Roase Balcony........5acts
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Balance Orchestra ......75cts
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Edward Sheldon's
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ROMANCE
The Sensational Hit of New York
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Presented by a Large and Capable
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"RO MANCE is the Romance of a
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You will appreciate the effect
of our new high waisted mod-
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It gives that trim effct found
only in the highest grade of
hand-tailored garments.

"HENPECKED HENRY"-FEB. 26
30-People--30
-Dr. Price, of Cleveland, Ohio, will
deliver the Founder's Day address at
the celebration to be held by the med-
ical and dental departments in Sarah
Caswell Angell hall at 8:00 o'clock
Monday evening. "Some Modern Dis-
coveries in Medicine and Surgery will
be the subject of the lecture.
MINOR SPORTS ARE POPULAR
WITH STUDENTS
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of the same size.
The work of the Department of In-
tramural Activities, has been-so far
an experimental nature. It is believed
that the experiment has been a suc-
cessful one, and in time will be able
to accomplish a great deal for the de-
velopment of the individual through
the medium of non varsity athletics.
Certain it is that more students have
taken part in the various athletic ac-
tivities, both varsity and non varsity,
so far this year than ever have taken
part up to this time in years past.
How much actual physical benefit has
been derived by these additional stu-
dents is a matter of the grosesst con-
jecture, as only years of careful obser-
vation can determine such a matter.

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