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Large Amateur Finishers a gr a that Tate k
Development for Films gives more detail and
better contrast than the cold hand methid-and
there is not the inclinlation to slight the worg; in a rush, wilie the chiances
of scratching the emuulsion is practiclly eliminated.
lI tank devclopnient the dev eloper is easily kept ait the proper tempierature and
strength, Which is very essential but almost impossible in any other method. It wil
pay you to consider our inethods ini fixing and washing, as well, It i< rather expen-
sive for you when your films are spoiled in developing. Letter bring then to mne and
make sure. If you want we'll show you how it's Iione here. L YNlDON
Are Best for the Tango
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Trainer Farrell has selected the fresh-
man track candidates who showed the
most promise in the recent yearling
trials, for a preliminary squad to work
with in developing the All-Fresh trackI
team. In addition to the freshman
meet, the half mile run was staged
later in the week, Kirby winning' the
evenlt in 2:11 1-2.
Thef other fresh candidates will all
be handled by Intramural Director
Rowe until later in the season, when
they will be given another opportunity
to make good. The men picked for
the different events follow:
Sprints-O'Brien, Burbee, Root,Zieg-
ler, Stiver, Fontanna, Herrick, Smith
and Popkes; quarter mile-Stevens,.
Robinson, Dilley and Dunne;half mile
-Kirby, Kucera, Korh, Gregory and
Fish leigh; mile-Carroll, Grauman
and Bossou; high jump-Waterbury,
Butler, Davis, Thurston; pole vault-
Wilson, Skinner, Bailey; hurdles-Cor-
bin, Thurston and Filson; shot put--
Cross, Leach and Edwards.
PRESIDENT' ITCHTNS WILL
SPEAK TO Bl1AS ASOCIATION
President Harry B. Hutchins and
Dean H. M. Bates, of tihe law depart-
ment, will be the principal speakers
at the annual banquet of the Washte-
naw Bar Association to be held at the
Alenel Hotel at 8:00 o'clock tomor-
row night. Other prominent speak-
ers oan the program are: Judge McAl-
vey, of tile Supreme Court at Lansing,
Thomas Kenny, tax commissioner,
General John P. Kirk, of Ypsilanti,
Judge Kinne and John Lawrence of
the local bar. M. J. 'Cavanaugh will
act as toastmaster.
DR ANGELL'S TALK POSTPONED
President Emeritus James B. Angel]
will be unable to speak this afternoon
in Newberry hall on the "Chinese
Problem," as was announced. A rath-
er severe cold has attacked his throat,
making it difficult for him to talk for
any length of time.
Dr. Angell's talk, which was to have
been the second of a series of lectures
given under the auspices of the univer-
sity Y. W. C, A. by various members
*of the faculty, will, however, be given
at 4:30 o'clock, Sunday, March 8, in
the before mentioned place.
Coming "Henpecked Henry"I
IThursday 30 PEOPLE 30
NIGHTS
Entire Lower floor
8 rows balcony
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tlTUESDAYr
MARCH qFrd
One Might Only
Under the aus~pices and guaranteed
by the Drama League of America
The Iden Payne
English Players
Will Present
"'Dolly Reformin
Herself"
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PACKARD ACADEMY
MATINEE DANCE-Saturday Feb. 28, 2 to 5 P. M. Good
J Chaperones in attendance. 50 cento per couple.
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v showing.Spring and Summer Ready-to-
Clothing from the shop of A. Starr Best,
IN ARBOR SHOWROOM-326 S. STATE ST.j
LT THE
'RESH MAN
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By Henry Arthur .braes
PRECEDED BY
"LONESOME LIKE"S
A Bit of Realism by lHcward
Brighouse
Direct fromu a three weeks run at
Fine Arts Theatre, Chicago
Prices: $1.50, 1.00, ,75, .50, .25
3: atc~n erylees W*ih Be g iToday
Lenten services of St. Andrews
church, beginning today, will, be held
in Harris hail except on Ash
Wednesday and during Holy
We(k, when they will be* held
in the church. On Tuesday, Wed- i
nesday, and Thursday afternoons, ad-'
dresses will be given by rectors from
the neighboring parishes in Michigan.
Beginning February 27, Professors
Robert M. Wenley and John S. P. Tat-
lock will deliver a series of Friday
afternoon addresses under the aus-
pices of the Hobart Guild.
NEW EXTENSION COURSES HAVE
BIG INFLUENCE
(Continued from page 1.)
greater and more influential univer-
sity.
Both the lecturer and the chairman
of the local board are compelled to re-
port to the chairman of the extension
board, the number and character of
tihe audiences to which the lecture has
been delivered--specifying as to the
division of adults and children, voca-
tional types and information of like
nature. In this manner, the board is
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT,
Exa-President of the U nit ed,
States.
ADLAI E. STEVE NSON,
Ex-Vice President of the United
States.
JOHN H. FINLEKY,
New York State Cominissioner
of E ducation.
Press Your Clothes
DAVID STARR JORDAN,
Ex-President of L~eland Stanfo
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ELGIN R. L. GOULD,
Ex-Chamberlain of New Yo
City.
FTHHfLBERT D. WARFIELD,
President of Lafayette Colleg
EDWARD J. WHEELER,
Editor of Current Opinion.
The Current Opinion Scolaorship Fund was organize
provide a dignified means of employment to college studE
The !Scholatrship Fundl is now in the sixth year of its
cessful career, During the past five years it has enabled
i ,ooo students in colleges and universities all over the coul
to earn money for their collage education. It offers to self-
p )sting students non-competitive, non-forfeitable scholars
of cash ranging in value from $300.00 to $900.00 per yc
The Scholarship Fund is endorsed by college presid
and educators all over the country, as may be seen fromi
eminent men constituting the Scholarship Fund.
Curreint Opinion Scholarship [u
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SPECIAL - Mr. R. Harry Mooney, Western Representative
return to Ann Arbor on Saturday, Feb. 28, providing app
tions for interviews are addressed to him before Friday, F
Secor, Toledo.
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them in our window--
many more inside--we
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All garments made in
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jour tailors.
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IIESE are 'the DAYS
that you need a soothing, healing
ion for Chapped Hands and, Face
President Cashier V. President 'Wed.
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of Ann Arbor. Mich,
Capital $100,000. O0
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Garrick
DETROIT
liver Morosco Presents
IRD OF FARAM
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Furniture Pianos
0tra eMerchandise
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enabled to place the lecturers to the
best of advantage, and send lecturers
to those places where the most bene-
ficial results will be attained.
ANNOUNCE COUPONS FOR INITIAL
MEET
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Coming at COLISEU'M ROLLER RINK
March 2-3-4. Late feature with Barnum and Bailey Circus, in his
Refined Cycle ad Skating Act
Tricks of skill and daring. Unequalled trick and fancy skating.
Also introducing marvelous tricks on Bicycles, Unicycles and.
Cirafa-cycle 10 feet high. An act full of surprises will appeal
to old and young.
(Continued from page i1.)
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30,86,
31.44,
32.01,
32.64,
33.33,
34.22,
34.83,
35.59,
36.29,
36.80,
37.39,
37.83,
38.63,
30.26,
30.87,
31.41,
32.22,
32.73,
r33.40,
34.27!,,
34.85,
35.60,
36.32,
36.83,
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38,10,
38.70,
30.36,
30,92,
31.52,
32.26,
32.92,
33.67,
34.29,
35.11,
35.71,
36.39,
36.84,
37.59,
38.23,
39.12,
30.55,
31.29,
31.66,
32.36,
33.21,
33.95,
34.37,
35.12,
35.72,
36.55,
37.17,
37.62,
X33.24,
39.26,
30.56,
31.24,
31.93,
32.48,
33.22,
33.97,
34.44,
35,30,
36.14,
36.57,
37.35,
37.77,
38.44,
39.37,
30.59,
31.35,
31.97,
32.53,
33.32,
34.14,
34.52,
35.49,
36.12,
36.75,
37.37,
37.78,
38.53,
39.57,
39.61,
40.54,
41.06,
41.67,
42.08,
42.60,
43.27,
43.88,
44.62,
44.96,
45.65,
46.30,
46.73,,
47.18,
47.66,
48.52,
49.33,-
49.56,
50.62,
50.92,
51.61,
52.33,
52.74
39.41,
40.64,
41.21,
41.71,
42.10,
42.71,
43.28,
44.00,
44.63,
45.22,
45.66,
46.36,
46.83,
47.42,
48.01,
48.57,
49,55,
50.33,
50.70,
51.15,
51.68,
52.48,
52.75,
41.44,
42.32,?
42.83,
43,.44,
44.33,
44.65,
45.23,
45.83,
46.38,
46.85,
47.61,
48.02,
48.68,
49.57,
50.35,
50.74,
51.22,
51.78,
52.59,
41.82,
42.34,,
42.90,
43.51,
44.41,
44.67,
45.24,
45.85,
46.40,
46.95,
47.62,
48.21,
48.69,
49.58,
50.38,
50.85,
51.51,
51.90,
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40.68, 40.69,
41.22, 41.32,
39.91, 40.2:
40.75, 40.86
41,38, 41.5:
41.87, 41.98
42.41, 42.5'
43.01, 43.26
43.57, 43.64
44.43, 44.48
44.80, 44.85
45.59, 45.64
45.86, 46.16
46.42, 46.50
47.01, 47.02
47.63, 47.64
48.30, 48.3:
48.98, 49.01
49.59, 49.60
50.41, 50.54
50.89, 50.91
51.56, 51.60
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