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:a j n thee frst, 12
1 Matching the
Beta Psi, 12 to
contests were rough,
s of real basketball.
for the Psi Upsilon
ar, shooting most of
s.
game of the even-
Kappa defeated Del-I
Brown, of the win-i
the star, dropping in
ints.
UNINUS TO TALK~
'ROIT U. OF 3L CLUBI
Aw, secretary of the
d association and ed-
inu1s, will speak this
ivrsity of Michigan
it the Hotel Cadillac
an Alumnus Outside
of Michigan has more
other university and
WEDNESDAY
1 :15-western club 'basketball team
practices for Up-staters' game in
Waterman gymnasium~.
2:30-Swimming team will meet at
city Y. M. C. A. to practice for meet
with Juinior college meet on Jan-
uary 30.
4:15-Student recital at School o1,
Music.
4:15-Cerele Fraucats lecture in Tap-
pan hail. Mr. John Vouvakis speaks
on "French Inifluence in Greece."
4:15-Prof. A. Percival Newton of the
University of London speaks on "The
British Empire" in auditorium of
the Natural Science building.
7:00-All ex-marines meet in room
306 of Union to plan formation of
a Mariners' club.
7:15--Varsity band rehearsal in TU-I
v versity Hall.
7 :15-Comanerce club meets in room
308 of the Michigan Unio\,
7 :30-Classical club meets in room A
Alumni hall.
7 00-Fresh Mandolin club practicein
Lane hall.
7 :010-Rocky Mountain club meets in
Lane hall. All men and women from
Rocky Mountain states invited to
rattend.
time.
History 12 (Second Semester)-"Eu-
rope Since 1870.:' This class will
meet M. W. F. at 10 instead of (at 9
as stated in the antnouncement.
Seniors have eight more days in whichi
to make appointments for M\ichi-
ganensian sittings without' the ex-
tra charge.I
Presidents of all fratrultieswhc
have not had their lists of members
corrected must send representa-
tives to the Michiganensian offices
between 1 and 5 o'cloc~k this after-
noon.
Sororities which have not yet cor-
rected their lists of members at the
Michiganensian offices are asked to
do so between I and 5 o'clock to-'
day.
Presidents of the following classes
Gmust send in lists of officers and
committees today: 1923 literary.
E nd engineering; 1922, 1923 atchi-
Stectural; 1923 law; 1922 medical;
.1922 pharmacy, and 1921, 1922, 1923
homoeopathic.
ALL-NATION SHOW tNEARTHTS
MUIC TALENT AMONG STUDIE'NTS
1920
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Announcing the arrival c
of woolens for this season,
You are invited 'to call
showing with assurance th<
urged to buy.
31-1 Silde
Fine Custom Tailoring
oser touch
uch help is
7.30-All-electrical smoker in main
dining room of Union.
Absetees8'00-Zionist society meets In Lane
Absntes hall. Samuel Heyman of Detroit
ar warning speaks.
laeup be-
r. At pres- 8 :04-Ilya Schoolnik and Mrs. George
er of men B. Rhead in recital at Pattengill
;ed against auditorium.-
ILmediately. THURSDAY
4:00~-Sophu combined-social committee
rs-Adv., meeting on third floor of Union.
6:15-Union membership dinner in as-
f1111' . i - sembly hall of Union.
S7:00-Varsity Mandoln club practice
(Continued from Page One)
This will be interpreted by two Phil-
ippine dancers, Ramon Capishome,
'20L, and Yuki Osawa, '20; who will be
accompanied by native waltz music
to be furnished by a special orctiestra
under the leadership of 14metrio Roa,
'20. "
Mlle. Jeanette Kruszka, a profes-
sional dancer whose ability i~s well
known through her previous appear-1
ances in Ann Arbor, will be featured
in~ a dance entitled, "The Joys of
Love." Rita Ireman, '21,-a talented
dancer from the University, besides'
furnishing two dance numbers, will
sing "The Desert Moon," whic'h was
composed by K. Horichi, '21E.
Nash to Sing
Another vocalist well known on the
cam~pus is D. D. Nash, School of Mu-
'sic, who will sing "The Dicky Bird"
(not Dr. Lovell's immortal lyric).
String music is to be furnished in
abundance. A. E. Elking, '19, will of-
fer his. version of a Siberian serenade
on the mandolin ,and the Girls' Man-
dolin club, making its initial appear-
ance in Ann Arbor, will play "La
Lorplla" and other selections./
The American touch will. be added
by Pjhil Diamond's enlarged orches-
tra, which will present "Jazz Mad
America." A number of other acts
will be given representing the con-
tributions of students from 18 foreign
countries.
/
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rn jamboree 'under au"
imop~olitan club in Hill
Epsilon meets in room
F'
MISCHA LEVI]
PHENOME~NAL PIANIST
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EXTRA CONCERT SER
HILL AUDITORIUM
F'riday, January 23, 8' p.
Iif clumb
game in
vs. Up-staters
Waterman gym-
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FRIDAY
'-Nenorah society board of di-.
,ectors meets in Laneyhall.
*-Alpha Nu Debating soclety
aeets on fourth floor University
PROGRAMME~
LevitizkI, piani1st, in 11111
tion of offe~s
Harris1
SITURDAY
9 :0-Cercle Francais membership
dance in Sarah Caswell Angell hall.
I'-NOTICE~S
Senior dues w~ill be collected during1
"Wednesday, Thursday, and F'riday in
main corridor of University hall be-
tween~ the hours of 10 to 12 and 1
to 4 o'clock. All seniors are expect-
Syracuse Offers Military Degree
Syracuse-A course in military tac-
tics leading to the degree of Ba~che-
lor of, Science in Military Tactics will
be instituted in " Syracuse ' university
according to thie authorization of the
board of trusies at its semi-annual
meeting. Syracuse university is theS
first universiy in he country to incor-
porate into its curriculum the course
leading to the military science de-
gree.
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Melody D minor.. ...........................
Son~ata Apassionata, Op. 57 ....................
Allegro assai; Andante con moto; Allegro ma non1
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Etude G flat (Butterfly)..........................
Etude G flat (Black Keys)........................
Waltz A flat op. 64, No. 3.........................
Polonaise Aflat .................................
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