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First dress rehearsal for "Come On,
Dad" will be held Sunday night in the TODAY
3:00-Dean MI. L. Ward speaks at Lane
Whitney theater. The costumes, from hall on "Dentistry as a Profession."
Van Horn and Son, bear out the prom- hall onSaelHreaterofoerl
ises made that they would be supe- 6:4r-fsr. Samuel ioexter formerly
rior to any ever seen before in a professor of engineering in the Uni-
Michigan Union opera. versity, speaks before the Jewish
Dress rehearsals will also be held Student congregation at Lane hall.
Monday and Tuesday nights. The ob 7:30-Dr. J. A. Richards speaks on
ject of the extra dress rehearsal is "The Religion of a Conqueror" at
to have the production as smooth and the Methodist church.
artistic_ Wednesday night as on any 7:30-Mandolin club rehearsal in Lane
of the following nights. hall.
All tickets remaining from the cam- 8:00--Rabbi A. M. Hershman speaks
pus sale will be offered beginning 9:00-Studen forum in Lane hall. Dr
Monday morning at the Whitney thea-
ter. Although the sale has been large, J. A. Richards, speaker.
there are still a few good seats avail- TOMORROW r
able. 7:30-M1eeting of the Senior society
at the home of Katherine Kilpatrick,
1309 Washtenaw avenue.
THREE PRIZES OFFERED U-NOTICES
IN UNIVERSITY CONTEST The Varsity Mandolin clab picture
- will not be taken today.
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have been suspended on account of ATHENA LITERARY SOCIETY
war conditions. Regent Junius E. ADMITS TWENTY INITIATES
Beal will preside and judges have been
selected from prominent faculty mem- Twenty 'new members were taken
bers. into the Athena Literary society last
Admission is free and the audience night. At the initiation banquet,
is requested to be seated before 8 which followed in the Michigan Union.
O'clock. building, Mabel E. Bannister, '19, pr's-
sided as toastmistress.
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Blk.Adv. Ida E. Gratton '20, responded to toasts.
Students of the University of Michigan are cordially invited to

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