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A lecture on "The Training of Chem-
ists for Industrial Service," by Dr.
L. H. Co_7e, assistant general man-
ager of the 'National Aniline and
Chemical company, will be given at
the meeting of the Michigan section
of the American Chemical society to
be held at 7:30 o'clock on Wednesday
night, in the amphitheater of the
Chemistry building.

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'Red Feather' Is
T-ise Dramatic Step,
"Red Feather" is but the fist of a
number of such operas which it is hop-
ed to produce at Michigan, according
to officials in charge of the produc-
tion. There has been for some time,
it was stated, a feeling that there
was a place at MNichigan for. another,
opera production which would incl de
not only the students but the faculty
and the School of Music.'r
It was with this fact in view that,
at-'& faculty meeting where the ques-
tion of Michigan dranatics was beingr
discussed, it was suggested that some;
standard opera which would offer op-
portunities for both faculty and stu-
dents to appear, should be staged, and
"Red Feather" was chosen as the first.
of these. It was distinctly understood
that this was in no way, to take then
place of the Union opera.r
"Ied Feather" is in ho sense an ex-
periment. ,It has been successfully
staged in New York and other eastern
cities._
In that numerous of the principals
are from the School of Music and have
made .names for themselves on the1
concert stage, while the students in.7
the cast have shown exceptional tal-
ent, Mr. E. Mortimer Shuter feels Vat1

he can promise much for" °R6
Feather,"
A special symphony orchestra of 30
pieces is 'now being drilled for the
opera, under the direction of Prof.
Earl V. Moore.
SATURDAY'S WIND STORM
CAUSES MINOR DAMAGES
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ly wiped out is false. Although the
town was in total. darlgness until after
11 o'clock the greatest damage was
*done when a piece of the opera house
roof, 30 feet in length, was hurled
down on the occupants ,of a Ford
standing in front of the building, in-
juring ohe man whose name it was
impossible to ascertain.
At the time of the cyclone a few
years ago Ann Arlor also escaped
with practically no fnjury. William J.
Hussey, professor of astronomy ,and
director of the observatory, when ask-
ed for his explanation that both of
the storms had not hit Ann Arbor, re-
marked that he felt that it was simply
an accident.
Sheriff Recovers Stole'n Coat
A coat, stolen from the Union some
weeks ago, has been recovered by the
sheriff, and the owner may have it at
the office by properly identifying it.

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TUESDAY
12:30-J-Lop committee have Miel
ganensian picture taket at Spe
ding's studio.
4:00-Piano recital by Albert Loc
wood in School of Music.
4:00-Oratorical board meets in roc
302 Mason hall.
4:30-Girls' Glee club rehearsal
Barbopr gym.
6:45-Mt. Clemens club meets at 8
E. Washipgton.
7:00-Adel hi House of Represent
tives meetA 'on fourth. floor Univi
sity hall.
7:00-Men's VddcatIonal club me(
in Lane hall.
7:00-Choral Union rehearsal
School of Music.
7:1.-Spanish students meet to fox
club similar to Cercle Francais
room 103, University hall.
7:30-New England club meets
Lane hall.
7:30-Michigan Dames meet in La
hall. Dr. V. C. Vaughan speaks
8:00-Varsity Glee and Mandolin -cl
concert in Hill auditorium
8:00-American Officers of the Gri
War meet in Lane hall.
WEDNESDAY
12:00-Honor committee have Mic
ganensian picture at S.peddinl
studio.
3:00-Thanksgivingi service comm
tee meets in Lane hall.
3:00-Meeting of Senior-Lits 205 El
son hall.
6:00-Phi Sigma holds initiation ba
quet at Willitt's cafe.
7:00-Fresh Mandolin club practi
in Lane hall.
7:00--Zionist society meets in La
hall
7:30-42nd Division meeting in r"O
325 'Union.
7:30-St. John's military acader
alumni hold banquet in room 3
union.
7:30-Alpha Nu meeting in rooms
University hall. '
7:30 - American I CheAical so14
meets in amphitheater of Chemic
building.


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5:00-Pre-festival concert by
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FRIDAY
8:00-Spotilght vaudeville in Hill an
itorium.
U-NOTICES
The Craftsmen club will not go
Ypsilanti tonight as planned. Re
ular meeting at Masonic Temi
Saturday, Dec. 6. \
A representative from each' of t
following organizations should cor
to the Michiganensian offices b
tween 1 and 5 o'clock any afte
noon this week for the purpose'
identifying members in group ph
tographs: Alpha' Rho Chi, Moni
Theta Chi, Theta Xi, Gamma Phi B
ta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Del
Gamma, Alpha Phi, T-Square; Cc
mopolitan club, and Forestry club.
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