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ADAPTATION OF "THE
WOOED MAIDEN" TO BE
SENTED APRIL 3

MIUCHI
PRE.-

English versions of classical plays
have come to stay with the Classi-
cal club of the University of Michigan.
After several years curing which
productions were staged in all of
their ancient splendor, and with the
accompaniment of Latin or Greek
tongues, a distinct departure was made
last year in the presentation of
"Phormio." So marked was its suc-
cess that the club has determined to
repeat, choosing this year "The Much
Wooed Maiden," an adaptation of the
Roman comedy, "Casina," one of the
best of Plautus' dramatic works.
Rehearsals of "The Much Wooed
Maiden" began last week under the
direction of George D. Wilner, grad.
Wilner, who was last year connected
with the oratory department of the
University, and who has gainel con-
siderable distinction for himself in
the dramatic circles of Ann Arbor,
has written the adaptation of the play
to be used.
The play will be given this year on
April 3, being, as in past years, one
of the features of 'entertainment for
the Schoolmasters'convention which
convenes here at that time.
ENGINEERS MEET;
PLAN MEMORIAL
Senior engineers will hold a meet-
ing at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
in room 348, Engineering building, at
which commencement invitations will
be chosen and class day speakers
selected.
The matter of a suitable class mem-
orial will be brought up at the meet-
ing. At the last meeting of the class
it was decided to dedicate a tablet
to the members of the class who lost
their lives in the war.
E. L. Nugent, C. R. Clingman, and
W. H. Dow, chairman, 'are compiling
the data for this memorial tablet, and
any person knowing of a member of
this class who lost his life in the ser-
vice is asked to inform one of these
men.
Students desiring sumimer work ap-
ply at 504 S. State. Guarantee of $5
per day.-Adv.

I WHAT'S GOING ON
TODAY
4:00--(einedy club meets ini the
Cercle Francais rooms.
6 :60-Annual banquet at the Congre-
gational.church. Dr. 14. C. Herring,
of Boston will be the speaker of
the evening.
TOMORROW
4:10--Senior engineers meet in room
348, Engineering building.
7:0 -Bible circle of the Michigan
Menorah society meets in the red
room of Lane hall.
S:00- Ypsjhtnti Normal choir sings in
Ann Arbor high school auditorium.
U.NOTICES
:las ques gi e an All-Campus mixer
at Barbour gymnasium,. Saturday
afternoon.
Mliss Estella Downing, of Ypsilanti
Not'nal, will speak under the an-
spices of the Collegiate Alumnae at
3.30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at
Martha Cook dormitory. on "Wom-
an and Democracy.
NIVlMlT SEEKS 1I{M
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results in the embarrassing collegiate
financial situation.
Tax Increase Sought
One solution is suggested in the re-
quest for an increase in the mill tax
from three-eighths to one-half mill.
Favorable action on the proposal
would result in an increase of $350,-
000, .and would do much to avoid the
continually straightened circumstanc-
es of the institution. Without addi-
tional appropriations, this amount
would barely meet the overhead and
running expenses.
Without' the mill tax increase,
building and construction work will
be seriously impeded. Additional
halls, new quarters for departments,
and more modern and well built
schools, which are necessary in order
that Michigan may rank among the
recognized state universities, will be
impossible.
'ofmedy Club to Discuss Annual Play
Prof. R. D. Hollister, director of the
Comedy club, will discuss the play to
be presented this semester by nem-
bers of the society at a meeting to
be held at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
in the Cercle Francais rooms.
Daily advertising is profitable.--Adv.

NIchigan Quartet Inherits Record ;
Three years ago, tonight Michigan's;
two mile relay team composed of Car-
roll, Murphy, Donnelly, and Ufer won
from Cornell at the 74th Infantry t eeti

at Buffalo, N. Y., and tied the world's
indoor record of 7 min. 56 3-5 sec.
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