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DAIL i

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CALISTS TO
XGRAlW IN DET1ROIT

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Alexander's chorus of 100 voices
from the Ypsilanti State Normal
school will give a program Saturday
afternoon and evening at the Arts and.
Crafts playhouse, 25 Watson street,
Detroit. It will be the third bill of
the present season at the little the-
ater.
As the program falls in the first
week of Lent, Mr. Alexander has sel-
ected his numbers from the ecclesias-
tical literature of Italy, France, and
Russia. A group of eighteenth cen-
tury compositions on the clavichord
will be played.
SUMMER SESSION CATALOGUES
TO BE ISSUED BY MONDAY
Abridged announcements of the
summer session will be issued Mon-
day, according to Dean E. H. Kraus
of the summer session. Copies may be
obtained at the office in University
hall.
WUERH
TODAY

List of New Registrants For
Second Semester Lssued Daily
Below is a continued list of the new student-s who enrolled in the Univer-
sity the second semester. Additional Dazes will be printed daily until
the names of all the new students are exhausted.

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A1T THE THEATERS

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TODAY
* Majestic--Theda Bara
* lomei*
* Arcade--Bessie Love
* Enchanted Barn."

-IlHI GA N DAILY SUPPLEMNEN T

in "Sa- *
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Lamport, Samuel, '20, 529 Walnut. Detroit. 2100.
Lamsden, Howard M, '21, 1102 Oakland. Virden, I11. 1551.
Landon, Glenn A, '22, 614 Monroe. Battle Creek. 1257-R.
Lancaster, buy V, '20, 514 Thompson. Petoskey. 1505.
Langenhan, E P, '20E, 1603 S. University. Lakewood, 0. 1345-R.
Lanner, Marion E, '22, 720 S. University. Detroit. 1271-J.
Larsen, Edwin S, '20, 620 S. State. Detroit. 231.
Lashmet Floyd 11, '22, 1021 E. Huron. Manchester, 111
Laurens, Sahador P, '22E, 417 E. Washington. Mexico City. 299-J.
Laurie, Wilfred It, 555 N. Division.
Laverty, Lucius F, grad, 119 N. Thayer. Bay City. 71-J.
Lawrence, Don L, '20. Brook, Ind.
Lawrence, Percy A, '21, 720 S. State. Albion. 799-J.
Learmont, Victor P, '22D, 604 E. Madison. Yale. 410.
Le Boeuf, George 11, '22E, 734 E. University. Muskegon. 1054-M.
Lee, Alvin P. '19, 1009 Catherine. Muskegon, Okla. 1412-M.
Lee, Frank -, '21E, 1617 Washtenaw. Detroit. 1016.
Lee, Harry C, '21E, 607 E. Ann. Oxford. 1175-J.
Leemon, Norman G, 636 Oakland. Brooklyn, N Y. 682-J.
Le Fevre, William M, '19, 1219 Geddes. Muskegon. 2413-R.
Lehman, Louis C, '22, 1008 Michigan. Newark, N J.
Leingang, William C, '22E, 549 S. Division. Sandusky, 0. 2649-J.
Leonard, Simpson C, '19E, 823 K. Kingsley. Detroit. 566.
Leonhard, F Dewey, '20, 535 Packard. Kalamazoo. 1951-J.
Leqpold, Samuel M, 808 E. Kingsley. 806-J.
Lester, Donald T, '21, 417 E. huron. Richburg, N Y. 1328.
Levin, Joseph H, '21L. Sioux City, Iowa.
Levine, Isadore E, '19L, 611 Forest. Michigan City, Ind. 1216-W.
Levinson, Hyman, '21, 200 N. State. Birmingham. 1248-R.
Lewandorf, Saul F, '22, 808 E. Catherine. Newark, N J. 1601-W.
Lewis, Elmore F, '19M, 910 E.,Washington. Vandalis. 1170-11.
Lewy, Leonard B, '22, 920 K. Washington. Chicago,s ll. 1170-M.
Lim, Wai Sun, grad, 715 Lawrence. Detroit. 372-M.
Igindbloom, Alfred E, '22, 811 E. Huron. Moline, 111. 9911-R.
Lindeman, Reginald G, '22E, 223 S. Ingalls. Grand Rapids. 69-J.
Lippincott, H H, '21E, 118 N. Ingalls. South Bend, Ind. 1159-M.
Lipscomb, George W, '21E, 1023 Oakland. Washington, D C. 296-J.
Littlefield, Edward W, spec, 220 S. Ingalls. Needham, Mass. 1017-M.
Lockard, Thomas F, '19, 327 Thompson. Detroit. 1'147-M.
Lockton, Andrew"W, '21L, 711 Oakland. Battle Creek. 1200-M.
Loiffel, B Hustin, 119, 522 Monroe. New Haven, Conn. 990-J.

menits of true t raiged y, is presented in
this ,picture.
Theda Bara in "Salome" wil be here
for the last time today.
AT T' E ARCADE
In order that her mother may con-
valesce more rapidly from tubercu-
losis, Bessie Love rents a barn and
they move into it. She takes the part
of a little stenographer in this pic-
ture, "The Enchanted Barn," showing
at the Arcade theater today.
She hears some men plotting to
ruin her employer and how she in-
tercepts their designs and wins the
favor of the men for whom she is
working, forms the thread of the
blot.
Geraldine Farrar in her latest pic-
ture, "Shadows," comes Sunday and
Monday. Miss Farrar is said to dis-
play some of the most beautiful
gowns of the season in this produc-
tion.

MAJESTIC
MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All S wa Sunday

LAST TIMES TODAY
Theda Bara in

* Wuerth-Sessue Hayakawa in
* "Bonds of Honor."
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* Orpheum- -Carmel Myers
'Who Will Marry Me?"

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Shubert-Garrick, Detroit
Climri-." all week.
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During this engagement only two
erformances Daily
ARCADE
Shows at 3:00; 7:oo; 8:3o
Phones:
Theatre, 296-M Mgr's Res., a316-M
Sast--8-Bessie Love in "The Enchanted
Barn" and Big-V Comedy, "Farms and
Fumbles."
Sun-Mon-9-10- Geraldine Farrar in
"Shadows" and Christie Comedy,
"Married by Proxy."
Tues-li-Barbara Castleton and John
Bowens in "What Love Forgives;!' Mutt
and Jeff Cartoon, "Throwing the Bull,"
and Current Events.

AT THE 3MAJESTIC

"Mickey," featuring Mabel Nor-
mand, comes to the Majestic theater
for a three day run; beginning Sun-
day. Miss Normand has a varied role
as Mickey. She is first seen as the
wild little mountain girl who has
daily adventures and hairbreadth es-
capes in the rugged life she leads in
the hills.
Next she is seen in a city atmos-
phere, where under her aunt's tutelage
she learns to become a lady.
Every type of acting from slapstick
comedy and adventurous feats to mo-
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"BONBS OF RUMOR
Also News & Comedy
SUNDAY-MONDAY
Evelyn Nesbit

TODAY
BESSIE LOVE
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"THE ENCHANTED BARN"
She knew her heart was in danger of being broken,
-W hat could she do?
TOMORKOW AND MONDAY
Geraldine Farrar

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GARRICK
DETROIT

Edwat Loces' omed

Matinees
Wednesday and
Saturday

"The Woman Who .aye"
ALSO
Sunshine Comedy

Edwat'd Lockes' Comedy
THE CLIMAX"
With ELENORA PAINTER

- in -
HA D OWS"
ByWillard Mack
A modern story splendidly acted

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What's Going On
At Other Colleges

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COMING

Hearts of Huinanity
ORPHEUM

TODAY

CARMEL MEYERS

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Who. will marry mc?
News and Comedy

Illinois-Because they bought ques-
tions to be used in the examination
and studied from them in preparing
for it, five students in the college of
medicine were dismissed from the un-
versity for the remainder of the sem-
ester. Their work will hereby be de-
layed one year, as they will be unable
to take up the courses until the second
semester of next year.
Illinois - One hundred and forty-
four Students from Burma, Nepal,
Armenia, Greece, Poland, South Af-
rica, Peru and other foreign countries
are registered this term in the uniter-
sity. o
College of the City of New York-
Courses in foreign trade are being of-
fered in the evening intended for per-
sons engaged by exporters, commis-
sion merchants, forwarding agents,
bankers and ship owners and opera-
tors.
Harvard - The Harvard Crimson
strongly advocates the establishment
of a dean for foreign students, for the
purpose of bringing them into closer

SUNDAY

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contact with the American students
and with American customs. "Great
harriers intervene'between us and
our guests from abroad which not
only prevent them from obtaining lit-
tle more than a superficial knowledge
of American customs and culture but
also shut us out from the profit we
might enjoy from associating more
closely with them," says the Crim-
son. Harvard proposes to diminish
these difliculties by this method.
Oklahoma---The Girls' Glee club re-
cently made a tour of the towns in
the vicinity of Norman, where they
were entertained in the homes. The
management is planning week-end
trips to other portions of the state.
Oklahoma- A big publicity cam-
paign is being launched here consist-
ing of articles written to each news-
paper in the state in regard to the
work and activties of the students in
the university who come from the
county, or town in which the newspa-
per is located. It is to be the biggest
series of publicity campaigns that has
ever been put on by the university.
Wisconsin- Wisconsin women are
to havea war work memorial to place
beside that of the men. A committee
appointed to compile statistics is
drawing up- a questionnaire to be dis-
tributed to all university women,
which covers the field of war work
carried on in the United States dur-i
ing the war. The questionnaire is
divided into two ,main parts, time giv-
en to war work during the school
year, and time' given during vacation.
MATHEWS ADDRESSES FOREIGN
STUDENTS CLUB SUNDAY NIGHT
"Amer'ica and World Peace" Subject
of Chicago Dean's Talk in
Lane Hall
Dean Shailer Mathews of the Uni-
versity of Chicago has been secured
to address a meeting of the Cosmo-
politan club at 9 o'clock Sunday even-
ing in Lane hall. His subject will' be
"America and World Peace" and is
being anticipated with much pleasure
due to the fact that Dean Mathews
spoke last December at the annual
convention of Cosmopolitan clubs at
the University of Chicago.
This meeting will be held follow-
ing Dean Mathew's lecture at the
Methodist church and -the public is
cordially invited. Owing to this lec-
ture, there will be no meeting of the
student forum Sunday night.
Dean Mathews has spent consider-
able time abroad and will present an
appeal of special interest from the
foreign point of view.
Those who advertise in The Mich-
igan Daily cater to ALL Michigan
Michigan's pager for Michigan men.
-Adv.

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5000 Performers

- An Arkful of Animals

AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA

All Performances

NOTE---During this engagement only two performances
Daily 3:00 P.M. and 8:00 P.M.

PRICES

FdIT TO WINAraai revlathat
will prove a sensattoni
Presented by U. S. GOVERNMENT PUBLIC iFALT I SERVICE
Monday Tues. - Wed. 30 cents
Matinee Women
Men Only Evening Men Inc. Tax

Matinee--Lower Floor 35c--alcony 25C

Night--Lower Floor 55c--Valcony 35c--Second
These Prices Include War Tax.

2alcony 25c

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