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Savings Dank
Surplus $oooo
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Scotch Plaid
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The newest material is a
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-All students from the south will be
guests of honor at a smoker, now being
arranged by the Kentucky club, to be
given some time in the early part of
February.
-Work in the second year class of
Horace has been accompanied by some,
studies of Roman private life, bearing
on the interpretation of the Odes. Pa-
pers have been prepared and in part
illustrated by stereopticon slides.
-Lois Banfield, '12, of this city, has
accepted a position as teacher of sten-
ography and typewriting in the high
school of Salt Lake City, Utah. She
will leave today to assume her new

Friday, Jan. 22
"The Master Key." Second Story.
Saturday, Jan. 23
"Private Officer"
(With Frances Bushman)
"School Teacher and the Way"
(With Mary Pickford)

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Thurs. & FrI., Jan. 21-22
Adele Farrington,in "The Country
Mouse."
Saturday, Jan. 23
Max Figman, in "The Hoosier
Schoolmaster."

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duties.
-Prof. A. F. Shull spoke this morning
at the meeting of the zoological jour-
nal club, on "The Philadelphia Meet-
ings" and Parthogenesis and Sex in
Anthothrips Terbasci." Ionia Ladoff,
grad., was unable to speak, being con-
fined to her home with an attack of
grippe.
-Prof. A. S. Whitney will offer a new
course in educational survey of pub-
lic schools, next semester, limited to
superintendents of experience.
-Arne T. Carlbom, '17L, who is in the
university hospital with the mumps,
was reported improving yesterday.s
-According to the usual custom, class
reports for the literary department,.
will be sent out about the middle of
the first week of the second semester.
-Lel a f. Wright, '18, is recovering
from an attack of the mumps. She
will be able to leave the university
hospital in a few days.
-President Harry B. Hutchins, who
was to have gone to Chicago Thursday,
to attend a meeting of the committee
on economy of time in education, of
the association of American universi-
ties was unable to leave Ann Arbor
on account of university business.
-University hospital authorities re-
ported yesterday that the condition of
C. E. Horton, '16A. who is suffering
from chicken-pox, was materially im-
proved.
-Pasteboards for the pre-exam dance
to be held at the Michigan Union from
9:00 to 12:00 o'clock tonight, are sell-
ing rapidly, about one half having been
purchased at the clubhouse counter
by late last night. The remaining 50
tickets will be on sale today, at 50
cents each for members. The mem-
bership parties will be continued dur-
ing the examination weeks, and com-
mitteemen will be announced in to-
morrow's issue.
-University hospital authorities re-
ported yesterday that E. J. Smith, '15E,
is recovering nicely from'an operation
for appendicitis, which was performed
at the hospital, Thursday morning.
-Mabel Cross, "'1, will go to Battle
Creek, Michigan, next semester, to
teach in the English department of
the high school in that city.
-Harold Harrington,,'15, has accept.
ed a position as principal of the high
school at Hart, Michigan. After grad-
uating at the end of this semester, he
will leave immediately to take up his
new duties.

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THE SMUGGLERS OF LONE
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Their Cheap Vacation, Essanay.
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Directors
Wirt Cornwell, Geo. W. Patterson, H. J. Ab-
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Special daily recitals will be given
in Hill auditorium during the exami-
nation weeks, at 4:15 o'clock, compli-
mentary to the general public as well
as to students. Attention is called to
the fact that the date of the orchestra
concert has been changed from Thurs-
day, February 4, to Monday, February
1.
The complete list of daily recitals,
as revised, is as follows:
'Monday, January 2, Mr. Moore, organi-
ist;
Tuesday, January 26, Mr. Moore, or-
ganist;
Wednesday, January 27, Mr. Moore,
organist, Mr. A. J. Whitmire, violin-
ist;
Thursday, January 28, Mr. Frank Ta-
ber, organist;
Friday, January 29, Mr. John Meldrum,
organist;
Monday, February 1, University Sym-
phony orchestra, Mr. S. P. Lock-
wood, conductor, Mr. John Meldrum,
pianist, Mr. N. Falcone, clarinetist;
Tuesday, February 2, Mr. Moore, or-
ganist.
Other complimentary concerts will
be given later in the year, as follows:
Thursday, February 18; Thursday,
March 4; Thursday, March 18; Thurs-
day, April 1; Thursday, April 15.


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See how attractive we can make it.
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Plan Lincoln's Birthday Celebration
Lincoln's birthday is to be celebrat-
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by a banquet at the Union. Arrange-
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prominent Illinois man talk at the af-
fair.

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We have a few Trial Machines
which we offer at greatly reduced
prices on the easiest of terms. Will
be glad to have you try them.
We rent typewriters, too.
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