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WUERTH THEATRE
Wed., Thurs. 28, 29 - N. B.
Warner in "The Grey Wolf's
Ghost" and comedy, "Light
Hearts and Leaking Pipes."
Fri., Sat. 30, May, 1-Julian
IEltinge in "The Adventuress"
with "Snub" Pollard comedy and
col'ored review.
Sun., Mon., Tues. 2 3, 4-The
original stage cast in "Old Lady
31" and Hank Man n "The Bash-
ful iBlacksmith."
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ORPHEUM THEATRE
2:00 3:30* 7:00, 9:30. 10:00
Wed. 28-- Madlaine Traverse
in "Tattlers" and- Wm. Duncan
in "The Silent Avenger."
Thurs., Fri. 29, 30-Viola Dana
in "Please Get Married" with a
Northwood drama and comedy.
Sat., May 1 - Viola Dana ih
"False Evidence" with a Larry
Semon comedy, "Between. the
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The Master Builder I
H U BE R "GREENWICH
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ETA 01FOLLIES

FAVORS PORTRAIT PLAN
HINSHAW WANTS HUTCHINS' PIC.
TURE IN MICHIGAN "HALL OF
FANE.'
Editor, The Michigan Daily:
The campaign for a portrait of
President Harry B. Hutchins has, in
my estimation, the most worthy pur-
pose of any campaign in the last four
years at Michigan. Practically all of
our .new buildings are the results of
his untiring efforts to give the Univer-
sity the best of equipment.
The new Library, the Natural Sci-
ence building, the Chemistry build-
ing, and the $2,500,000 hospital now
under construction are some of his
achievements.. The Union itself is
greatly indebted to him for his loyal
support.
Who is more deserving of this slight
tribute which we can pay him? The
Michigan Union already owns a por-
trait of President Angell.- The por-
trait of President Hutchins should
stand beside it in Michigan's "Hall of
Fame."
WM. W. HINSHAW, JR., '20.,
JOBS EXCEED APPLICANTS AT
Y. 1. C. A. EMPLOYMENT BUEAlU
More jobs on the chart than appli-
cations for work is the problem both-
ering the Y. Mtd. C. A. employment
bureau, according to statements is-
sued yesterday by officials. Many re-
quests for help by employers in the
past few weeks have placed the em;
ployment service in a pdsition to ac-
commodate a substantial number of
students who wish to work during
free hours.
In addition to -odd jobs such as
cleaning, and placing shrubs, the bur-
eau has several openings for men
wishing steady work as waiters or
porters. Students interested in get-
ting any sort of work will be given
attention.

THE WHIT

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Friday evening.
The Screen

After seeing Madame Bourgn
mer, who is coming tonight
morrow night to the Whitney
pear in Ibsen's "Hedda Gabb
"The Master 'Builder," in a ;
ance, De Wolf 'Hopper, of lig
edy fame, told her that he:
pretations were wonderful beyc
cription. Mr. Hopper has leas
hard experience what acting
and what is not and seldom
enthusiasm about what he sees
stage.
"Let's Go," Fanchon and
carnival of laughter and gayE
kept its audience in an uproa
beginning to end last Sunda
at the Whitney will return to 2

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THE ARCADE

"Mellowest". melodrama is 01
in "Down on the Farm," Macki
nett's'gigantic slapstick extrav
which will be shown for thre
beginning today at the Arcade.
Louise Fazenda is the pretty
er's daughter whose happiness
be tossed in the waste basket
pease Jimmy Finlayson, the
heartless, dashing, flirtatious
with "the papers." Harry Grib
the artless, but valiant hero wh
tIes against fate.

UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE.
GRADUATES
Large well known brokerage com-
pany selling food staples in volume
to wholesale trade will consider em-
ployment of several graduates inter-
este in entering business life and as-
sociating themselves premanently with
reliable concern offering exceptional
opportunities for growth and advance-
ment. Must be clean cut, high grade,
active minded type. Highest refer-
ences required. Applications not fully
stating business experience, if any,
also education, age, home address, and
when services available,. will not be
considered. Address in own handwrit-
ing, Box M. X., Mich. Daily.-Adv.
The Daily contains the latest Asu-P
*lated Proas Nsws.--Ay. .

Thomos Meighan, Gloria Sw
and Bebe Daniels score anothe
cess in Cecil B. DeMille's
Change Your Wife?" which '
shown for the last times today
Majestic.
Meighan's interpretation o:
good-natured husband whose l1
love for purely intellectual
brings forth co'nstant nagging
his wife' is convincingly human,
Gloria Swanson depicts the too
ous wife and the fascinating di
with equal skill.

Uproarious Days-Commencing Today

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Two Noted Librarians Visit
Two librarians of note, Dr. a
14. Chenery, librarian of the
sity of Washington and Miss
F. Emerson of Dartmouth, vih
Library yesterday. Dr. Chen
lecturing at Albany, N. Y., or
buildings and wished to mak
the new Library in his talks
paid high tribute to the cons
and lay-out of the building.
The Daily's specialty is se
everyone.-Adv.

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Look at this picture and ponder. Father thoughtr
there was no more "pep" in the old nag, but his
wayward daughter discovered that there was a:
wallop left in each old hoof--and she used the
one horse power battering ram in self defence.
Think farm life is dead from the neck up? No
"kicks" left in it? Oh! what a lot you've, got
learn!
fee the simple life exposed--get' next to
Nature-watch the All Star Comedy Cast tear
the veil of secrecy from the romance of rural
righteousness in
MACK SEN NE--TTI'
Bid New FIVE- REEL Comedj Sensation
DOVN ON THE4
A FARMER SEES NOTHING FUNNY ABOUT
HIMSELF-but Mack Sennett, the Comedy King, can show
Reuben a million laughs that he never realized existed in,
"Down on the Farm."
A RIOT OF RURAL ROMANCE AND REVELRY
Cast includes Louise Fazenda, Marie Provost, Ben Turpin,
Billy Armstrong, Bert Roach, John Henry, Jr., and "Teddy"
the dn- and "Penner" the cat.

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WANTED-College men as camp di-'
rectors in a large boy's camp for
ten weeks commencing June 26.
Previous experience desirable but
not essential. Only he-men fond of
out-door life need apply! A splen-
did opportunity for combining an.
enjoyable and profitable vacation.'
Will by in Ann Arbor, Wednesday
and Thursday, April 28th and 29th.
If interested leave name, address
and phone 'number at Daily office.
WANTED-The names of fifty stu-
dents, men or women, who are bor-
rowing all or part of the money
with which to pay for their educa-
tion. We have a proposition to pre-
sent to you. Address Box D. B.,
care Daily.
WANTED - Beautiful blonde young
lady desires position as theatre
cashier. Wants to work in the-
atre that will show "Down on the
Farm," as she loves to be where
the crowds are. Call 296-M.
WANTED-Boys, ages 10 to 71 who
have not seen the' biggest comedy.
hit of the season to see "Down on
the Farm."
WANTED-Four rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Suitable for
middle aged lady with companion.
Call 179.
FOB REWT,
TO RENT-Unfurnished apartment
for June, July, and August; near
campus; four rooms on first floor.
Box C. A., Daily.
ANYONE running a rooming house
and desiring to sell, their equipment
at end of present school year ad-
dress Box C. B., carp Daily.

LOST
TLOST-i-"n the vicinity of S. Unive
slay and State( bar pin set with d:
monds and saphires. Reward $1
Please notify Alfred Huss. 702
University. Phone 63. ..
LOST--Leather blllfold on State S
Monday evening. Finder please cJ
McCormick at 2581-W.
LOST-Chi Omega Sorority pin. Y
itials on lin D. D. Call 2707-J. R1
ward.
LOST-A Gent's umbrella in Uni
Saturday night. Please call 2413-
LOST-Kappa Alpha Theta pin. Fin
er please call 2570 Reward.

LOST-Log-Log slide rule.
Boice. Phone 1016.

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Construction." Call Mantle, 2192
LOST-Lady's Gruen Wrist wat
Finder kindly call 2487-M.
LOST-Conklin fountain pen.
ward. Robertson, 511 Cheever O
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-A piece of property s
able for FRATERNITY OR SOR(
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house at a price which is right. A
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Estate and Insurance. Teleph
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Prices Lower Floor $2,50 Balcony $1.00-
1.50-2.00 Gallery 750
Seats on' Sale Wednesday Morning

FOR SALE-
Canoe, new
$125. Will
Also compl
Phone 1755

Seventeen foot M
last summer., W
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