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PAINTEDI WINDOW" APPEARSH)t IS IETI EU
Stories acid Pw~mis in Wide Variety
Ari, (ontribuited by Ifany
Stizu{; t utors.
This year's first issue of The Painted
Window, Miichigan's literary magazine,
will appear toddy. The number opens
with a story "The Freshman," by Rob-
ert I. Snadjr. It is a swiftly-moving
narrative of life in ,4 rooming house,
where all the students but one are
seniors and wi here -but therein lies
the tale.
Other' short stories are contributed
by Irene McFadden, Leonard Cline and
Martin Feinstein. Edgar A. Mowrer
has written a serial entitled "While
oThere's Life," which be-gins with a.n
astronomical 'discovery that promises
to compiicate matters in a most baff-
ling mannjer.
The ramainder of the magazine is
given over to editorials and poems.
The latter are contributed by Maude
Edwards, John H. Townley, Martin
Feinstein, and Harold P. Scott.

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04)11-1r i Plaers Coming.
The Coburn Players recognized:
throughout tiie country as representa-
tive Shakespearean actors, are booked
at the Whitney theater for' Nfonday,
October 21.
-The Cobaurn players are considered
the most evenly balanced organiza-
tion of dramatic artists before the the-
ater-going public of today, The rea-
son for this is obvious, for the fact that
each member is allowed, and even
encouraged, to play his part well., no
matter how small it might be. They
attach far more importance to pre-
senting a play for the play's sake than
to bring forward too prominenatly
some one part, and obscuring others
for the purpose of emphasizing some
"bright particular star."'
Piano instruction at pupil's home by"
university woman student 'graduate of
G-anapol School of. Music, Detroit. Ex-"
perience in teaching Leschetizki meth-
od,, prices moderate, phone 368, Tues-
days and Thursdays. 11
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Wanted- A ma~n who has had success-
ful selling experience, for special
work in Canada on salary during
next vacation. Apply in own hand-
writing to lock box-73, city. 12-17
Musicians Wanted :-The "Democratic
County Committee want a couple of
musicians to go through the county
with speakers during the next three
weeks.. A team that can sing and
play accompaniment preferred. The
w~iork will take up about three
hours time five nights each week
during campaign. Address, Ross'
Granger, 928 State Street, City., tt
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LostLeather notebook containing
valuable notes., Please phone A. T.
Braden, 1226-L~. Reward.


MUSIC AND) iRAAIA.
The Historical, Recitas,
Wednesday afternoon of this week,
Albert Lockwood will inaugurate a
series of hstorical piano recitals
which is notable in many ways. In
chaping the character of these re-
citals fromn one-comuposer prorams
to miscellaneous programs, two ob-
jects were kept in view; first to have,
a change frozp the tradition of many
years standing; second, by placing.
works of different periods and schools
in immediate contrast, to gain a more
telling juxtaposition. em,
Since it is impossible present
more than a small fraction o the pi-
ano literature in six recitals, it has l
been planned to have this series sup-
plemented by another given in Frieze
Merorial hall by assistants in the pi- I
ano department. Students of the pi-
ano will thus have a greater oppor-,
tunity to hear more of its luxuriant
growth.
The plan of the present series of six
recitals was intentionally made rather
elastic. Its general scope is, first, to
give one of the great sonatas and one
of the great fugues on each pro ,ran;
second, to call attention to the re-
markable works of Godowsky, who
has given new life to a on, series of
half forgotten classics in an artistic,
intricate and novel "modern dress, and
Schulz-Evler, whose labors in the
same faithful field of transcription
have resulted in the best concert
waltz of mnodern times, as regards not
only transcription but also the origi-
nal writers. So far this seems advis-
able, viz; Debussy, who is represented'
by some works not, yet heard in Ann,
Arbor; fourth, to continue the studyE
of the works of Franz Liszt begun lastf
year during his centenary and in doingC
so to present four compositions new
to Ann Arbor; and fifth, to remain
faithful to Scrlatti Mozart Haydn,
Beethoven, Schumann, and Brahms.
Vacancies on Union Coniiteo Flled.:
At a mieting of the board of dir ctcv's
of the Michigan Uni on at te lb:oue
Saturday opou vacancies which occurr-
cl iii the list of clss vice p sjc ts
were fled. In the plce of Staifild
Wells, George Burgess, '13., was s-
lected as law representative. 1.. Vat.r=-
medt , ial dwaseeced ont. esrtie
n i,t'I3rl, as ielted. c sn
Poliish Club Bolds~ Meeting.
The Polish club had its fi rst me tig
laIst Satuirday.' Three new immbrs
were, initiated. The club is plawiniu to
have two or three national celebrations
beCsides a number of socials. The offi-
cers of the club for this year ar : A. IT.
Samber, '13LA, A. S. H-orbasewski,
'15E, J. S. Kosacka, '11 H.
Webster Society Chooses (mfic rs..
Webster societyi has elected the fol-
lowing off~icers for the ensuing term:°
President, E. I. Penzel; vice-presi-
deit, J. W. Schelibacker; treasurer,
G. . Kelley; Critic A. F. Otto; secre-
tary, Max Merrill; sargeant at arms,
P. L. Potter.
Where can we buy popular music at
the right prices. Why at Grinnell Bros.f
They sell it at ten cents per copy. 120-1
122 R.Liberty. 8-13I

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young men of good habits, no other
roomers. 411 E. Williaims St. Phone
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For Rent-Suite and single room, both
bighly desirable with all conven-
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FOIE SALE.
For Sale-For sale at half price or
rent: L C. Smith, No. 5, Underwood
No. 4, both new. Student's Directory.

Get your election tickets Irinted at
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small tables, go to Green's Boardlin:;
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"Collegian Clothing," a large assort-{
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college men on sale at Allen's Good
Clothes Store, Main St.. 10-12-13
Underwear.
The right kind of underwear at the
right price on sale at Allen's Cood
Clothes Store,-Main St. 10-12-13
Young's Hats (none better made) on
sale at Allen's Good Clothes Store,
Main St. 10-12-13
The largest and finest line in the
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Thact Youx- Clothes -.Dre Presse4
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