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strength, which is very essential but alno;
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ARRANGER SATE"'OF
A nove anero odctintyauts
for_ the. Joan D'Arc pageant, the date
for the prod uction of which 'has- b('61,
behld ythe3t clb,.as ecided'
in he obfnd eetig of tecom-
mittees cgl1ediby Heen Brandebury,
" 14 lst edinesday. Commencing
-some time in the middle of March, to
beannonce-aer, tree ays willbe'
devotedentiely tothetials of seniors
interestedl, three days to the jiuniors,'
Sand three da~ys 2to the sophomores. This,
is nueessary 'because of the gigantic
Ssize of the cast to be chosen, and since
the trials cnsist mily of selection
measurement and appearance. Eaich'
candidate will be given individual at-
tention by Prof. A. H.Kenyon.
_ T'he 4:ate for. the h~anding in of the
.. posters in thea poster contest previous-
ly nnuncd asbeen etonApril 1.
Sche~ad design is let tothe initi-
ative of the contestant, the only limi-
taios bingthat the wining poster.
must lb .A lby 22incesand maybe,
in two colors, other than black and
on ithe -ote aso. te, rd: vialbe
$5. Prof Kenyon and MagrtEtn
were named- to- receive the contribu-
W, TAKE BASKETBALL Co vTrE ST
Two games, bringing the inter~-class,
~basotarll co~ntests a step nearer com-
Due to the failure o~f- the .fr~esh ar-
chitects to produce a team, their place
on the schedule was taken by the
fresh lits who set the fresh pharmics
down with an. 18 to 9 score. lIt was
easy work for the fresh dents to dle-
feat the fresh engineers by a tally of
The schedule of games for IFriday
W.and Monday follows: Friday nlight, at
7:10 o'clock-soph engineers vs. fresh'
horreops; ojh lTits vs." fresh mendics;:
at 8:00 o'clock-junior lits vs. junior
Nw's; juior eniginieers, I vs. sophi med
seniorengineers vs. senior lits; senior
4laws vs. senior medics.

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iold hand method-and
teWrk, n aruh, while thie chances
easily kept at the proper temperature and
st impossible in any other method. It Will,
'ad washing, as well. It is rattier expen-
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SELECT PERSONNEL
'-: VARSITY BAND
Ubnder the~ direction of _Mr. Sam~uel
J.loeter, of the engineering depart-
mcnt, letters are being sent out today
notifyin,- candidates of their appoint-
mnent to the U~niversity band for 1114.
These letters are the official announce-
ments of appointment to reg~ilar m-emi-
bership, and , are only sent out after
careful consideration, of the eligibility
of each candidate. For services render-
ed, each member will receive an hon-
orarium of twenty-five dollars, grant-
ed by the regents, plus any money
which may be due from the athletic as-
sociation. They are abliged to serve
at all athletic events, including indoor
track meets and spring baseball gain-
e.Rehearsals, beginning immediat&e
ly will be held every Wednesdayr
evening and Saturday afternoon, pre-
paratory to the Easter concert in Mill
auditorium, March :11.
Among the important e-ngag;ements
scheduiled, are: regIular campus con-
cert every Friday evening at0:45
throughlout the month of May; MAichli.
gan Unon Boat.Club Regatta, May 29;
and the Womien's L(ague Pagent on
May 28.
LIT 1IOCKEYTES TARE FAST
(VOTE FROM FRIESIL ENG.INEERS
The lits upset all dope by defeating
the fresh engineers last night by a
score of 4 to 2 in a closely contested
hockey game. Dunig the first half of~
the contest the yearlings outplayed the
fits and only the clever defensive
work of the goal keeper Barnum pe
vented them from reversing the score.
In spite of the soft ice Alt, of the
freshmen,, played ,a fast gaine but
-was unable to put the puck past Bar-.
numn for more than two counts. TJhis
victory puts the two teams dtied for
second place in the. league ;

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I3A4TPS ONE G? IBOARDIOF TLAW
- CO~DIFICATION
(Conrtinued fromn page 1.)
secretary, James DeWitt Andrews,who
is the primary promnoter, and trews-
urer, Waldo G. Morse.
The membership of the. organization
will be limited to 100 and will be se-
lected from the leading lawyers of the.
nation, who have practiced for ten
yearzs. Teachers of law are also eli-
gible t~o membership. It is estimiated
that it will take from twenty to thirty
years to complete the codification.
The ,organization is nowy composed
of 56 charter members, who are prom-
iner~t in the high, courts of the country
and leaders in. the largest law schools.
Included in this list are: W illiam H.
Taft, Elihu Root, Alton B. Parker,
Jamnes De Witt Andrews, for many
years ,chairman of the committee onl
classification of laws, Ezra R. Thayer,
Roscoe Pound, Joseph H. Beale and
Samuel Williston, all of the Harvard I
ja~w ,school, Frank B. Kellogg, formerj
.president of the American jBar Associ-
ation, Attorney, Genieral McReynolds,
ex-Attorney-G eneral. Wickersham, C.
S.Loubingler, Judge of the court of first
instance, Manila, ,and, Judge John F'.
Dillon.

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ADMISSION'

It is planned to introduce a bill inP
Congress asking for a charter for the -
Academy. The general opinion is that
the new classification will make a
marked change in the teaching, of law
in this country and will give the stu-~
dent in law a more concise knowledgeL
of the rules of law.
TRACK ENTRIES IN FIRST MEET
ARE ANNOUNCED

y, J. 1=1. Richards, L. S. Olser
.mings, F. L. Walters, K. AN
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HZalf mile run: sophomores-C.I
U~fer, G. I. Murphey,, H. T. Cumming
W. A. Richards, I. S. Olsen, G. B. Fo
J. Dillon; freshmen-C. F. Kirby, J.
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Hammond; freshmen -H, D.' Butler,
L. E~. Waterbury, WV. G. Davis.
Shot put: sophomores-W. D. Cocli
ran. L.H. Benton, C.D. Quail; freshmen
-C. F. Cross, J3. W. Edwards, S. 3.
L each, G. A. Scheidel, 3. Campbell;
35-yard dash: sophomores-H. L
Smith, S. H. Lyttle, F. . Dratz; fresh-
men-H. E. O'Brian, J. Zeigler, S. G.
Fontana, G. L. Popkess, 3. H. Herrick,
W. E. Burbey, R.Root, N. T. Thurston.
45-yard highv hurdles: sophoories
F. G. Armstrong; freshmen-C.B. Con-
bins, N'.-T. Thurston, C. Skinner.
35-yard lowi hurdles: sophomores-
F. G. .Armstrong, G. P1. Wood; fr'esh-
men-C. R Corbin, N. T. Thurston, Ci.
Skinne r, A.L. c~e W '.S. Wicliffe.
440-yard dash: sophomores-J. R.

~MEET
(Continued from page 1.)
a~wards of a perishable nature. It is
hinted by Rowe that they will perish
rapidly after the awards a.re made.
Preparation ,for 'this~meet offers the
first chance that men not of varsity
caliber have had for individual atten-
tion;, and for this reason a large num-
ber hav*e been working diligently for
some time,.FEntries for the contest
may be made by applying to Director
Rowe at the athletic association in the
morning and~ at the gymnasium in the
afternoon.

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Ref inedy'CIcl aand Skating Act
Trick., of skilladdairn. Unequalled trick and fancy skating.
Also introducing marvelous tricks on Bicycles, Unicycles and
Giraff-a-cycle 10 feet high. An act full of surprises owill appeal
to old and youngl .;
Admission 100c Skates 15e

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Darnell, S. IH. Lyttle, S. R. Au~spuxrger up -of the cast and choi
C. F. Ufer; freshmen-.K. M. Stevens,, ae udymorning.
V. G~. RobinIson, M. F. Dunne, H. A. llfrternties nd hou.
Donnelly, A. H. Dilly. torestedin giving week-en(
Pole vault: sophomores'-C.L. Cross, ties on1 March 20 and 21,t
R. D. Chatfield, L. M. Bruch; freshmen of the opera; ae urgQd tc
--L. F. ;Bailey, C. Skinner, G. L. Kess- representatives of the opE
les'. tee at the Union next Tu
Mile run: sophomores-==. B. Fox, at 7:00 o'clock,

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