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eech with a plea for gentleman-
iduct in the building and urged
nts to take as much care of it3
y would their own homes.,
Varsity Quartet Sings
'ing the course of the dinner,
was furnished by the Union
stra, a jazz orchestra, and the
ty quartet. Knight Mirrielees,
and Kemp Keena, '21, sang so-
After the speaking was over, a
was taken on the new cons'titu-
William Hinshaw, '20, and Carl
on, '20, offering a few remarks
vor of its adoption.
T. Hogan, '20E,, president of the
, who ,presided, said after the
r, "The success of it far exceed-
ir wildest hopes. The old cus-
will surely be perpetuated and
dinners will be given in the fu-

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FEATURE UNIQUE JAIWBOREE
(Continued, from Page One)
Majesty, the King of Sahara," written
by Kelsey Guilfoil, '20. .
The proceeds of the entertainment
will be used' toward entertaining the
delegates attending the national con-
vention of Cosmopolitan clubs to be
held in Ann Arbor next winter.
Detroit Trysquares Elect Officers,
Detroit members of the Trysquare
club held a meeting Thursday night in
Lane hall. The following officers were
elected: President Arthur Ginsburg,
'23D; vice-president, Samuel B. Danto,
Spec.; secretary, Ben Gerber, '23;
treasurer, Sydney Foreman, '23. Plans
are 'eing made for a membership
campaign. All Detroit men are invited
to attend the next meeting of the or-,
ganization, which will be held the
first Thursday of next semester.
The Daily contains the latest Asso-
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WHAT'S GOING ON
FRIDAY
6:45- -Menorah society board of " di-;
rectors meets in Lane hall.t
7:30-A*ha Nu'. Debating societ.
meets on fourth floor University
hall.j
7:3)-Baptist guild "hard-times" par-

SHAW ADVOCATES
ENDOWMENT.FUND
;Wilfred B. Shaw, secretary of the
Alumni association, speaking before
200 members of the University of
Michigan club at Detroit Wednesday,
advocated the establishment of an
endowment fund by the alumni of the
University to be used for expansion
purposes by University authorities.

ty at Guild house. Admiss
hard-times costumes only.
7:45-Methodist student par
Methodist church.
!:00-Misela Levitizki, pianist,9
a.uditorium.
S:00-Hobart guild party In
hall. Election of officers.
9:0-Ex-engineers hold dance
Union. Tickets on sale in
neering 'society rooms.

ion by Reference was made to other alumni
associations adopting this plan, all
ty in of whiclr have hailed it as a complete
success.
in Hill "A new era for the University is at
hand," said Mr. Shaw. -."All the stu-
Harris'dents and alumni hail with joy the
coming of our new president, Dr.
in old Burton, and I feel that great things
Engi- are in store for our institution." He
'also announced that a home-coming
for alumni is to be held next June and

HODERN DRAMA NEEDS THIRD syth, '22L; properties, W. Phillips
PARTY, DECLARES LEACOCK Campbell, '22E, Rosemary Lawrence,
'23, Wilfrid Laurie, '22L, and Edward
(Continued from Page One) Haan. '20; costumes, Elizabeth Oakes,
's0, and Carrie Smith, '21; publicity,
Prof. . Raleigh Nelson to direct Edgar Rice, '20, H. Hardy Heth, '20,
following people in their respective and 'Elizabeth Vickdry, '22; tickets,
parts: ' aDavid Nash, '20, Frank Buechner,
Rutl Minor, '22, as Alice Grey, Mil~'21, and Walter Riess, '21L; music,
dred Henry, '22, as Amy, Matthew Burton Garlinghouse, '20, Marian
Lamport, '22, as Cosmo, Albert Ja- Bath, '21, and Caroline Napier, '22;
cobs, '21, as Colonel Grey, Isabel advertising, Paul Eaton, '21, and Rich:
Kemp, '22, as Genevra Elwyn Davies, ard Khuen, '21.
'21, as Steve Rollo, Ann McGurk, '20,
as Richardson, Frank Andrus, '21E, as Des Moines to Keep Franchise
James, Harriet Woodworth, '20, as the Des Moines, t Keep FrancWise
Nurse, and Marjorie Van Norman, '20, Des Moines, Ia., Jan. 22.-With the
as the Maid.' anniouncement that Des Moines will
Tickets on Sale Tomorrow retain its franchise in the Western
Reserve seat tickets for "Alice-Sit- league, Mayor Thomas Fairweather,
by-the-Fire" go on sale at 9 o'clock owner of the club, is lining up players
tomorrow r,orning at Graham's book for the 1920 season.
store. .The committees in charge of
arrangements are: general chairmen, CREOLE PRALINES at Tices' Drug
Joseph Avery, '21, and Richard For- will appear Thursday.--Adv.

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SATURDAY according to plans it should be the
2:30-Men's educational club meets larges.t in the history of the associa-
in room 306 of Union. 'tion. Prof. Ralph Aigler, chairman of
7:00-Newark, N. J., club meets .in the Athletic board of control, is to be
room 306 of Union. the- speaker at the next meeting.
7:3Q--Student Volunteers, meet in!-
Lane hall. Prof. Carl Rufus of the FACULTY AND WOMEN'S LEAGUE
astronomy department speaks. MEMBERS TO CHAPERONE FROSH
9:00--Cercle Francals membership
da -e in Sarah Caswel Angell hall. Dean Myra B. Jordan, Miss Grace
--Greenwood, Miss Hope Conklin,
SUNDAY Miss Gertrude Brock. Miss Marjorie
6:30-Uniitarian guild forum. Prof. Brown, Miss Doris Wardner, Profes-
H. 11. Bartlett speaks on "Some Re- sor Humphreys and Mrs. Humphreys,
ligious Customs of a Primative Peo- and the president and vice-president
ple." of the Woman's league will act as
7:00-Jane Addams appears in Hill chaperones at the Freshman party to
auditorium. be given Saturday afternoon in Bar-
hour gymnasium.
MONDAY Class members of the.judiciary coun-

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7:00--Varsity Glee club practice in.
Lane hall.
7:30-Varsity Mandolin club practice

ell of the.league will act as a com-
mittee to introduce the members of
the '23 class. This system was in-

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in Un'iversity Hall. augurated last year and proved very
successful.
V-NOTICES
All Independents who intend going to Kansas Director Will Coach Coast Flie
the Hop and all those who do not Lawrence, Kan., Jan. 22.-Dr. F. C.
expect to be in any organization Allen, director of athletics at the Uni-
booth meet in the Union at 7:30 versity of Kansas, has taken complete

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o'clock.
Try-cuts for Union opera from 2 to1
5:30 o'clock Friday and Saturday
in room 308 of Union. After this
date no more trials will be con-
ducted. Men capable of taking girls'
parts are needed.
If you are a senior you have six
more days in which to make an ap-!
pointment for your Michiganensian
sitting.
Presidents of the following classesi
must have complete lists of class
officers and committees in the Mich-
iganensian offices by Saturday night
if the names are to appear in the
1920 yearbook: 1920 homoeopathic;
1921' architectural; 1922 architec- i
tural,law,'.,medical, pharmic and
homoeopathic, 1923 engineetring.
and homoeopathic.
Senior dues will be collected" during
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday in
main corridor of University hall be-
tween the hours of 310 to 12 and 1
to 4 o'clock. All seniors are expect-
ed to pay their class dues at this
time.
PIl CHI DEFEATS PSI U IN
INTERFRATERNITY GAME
Phi Chi defeated Psi Upsilon in the
interfraternity league Thursday 11 to
5. The only feature of the game was
the Phi Chi guarding.
In the society league, the Up-staters
beat the Western club by a 44 to 12a
score. Fairchild and Rennell each
scored 8 field goals. The Mechanical
engineers beat"the pre-medics, 15 to
7. Hichey scored most 9f the points
for the winning team.
Friday at 8:30 o'clock Zeta Psiwill
play Alpha Tan. Omega and the busi-
ness ads will meet the electrical en-
gineers..
For Saturday the following games
are scheduled: 1 o'clock, the Failing
club vs. Les Voyageurs, and the lits
vs. the architects; at 2 o'clock, Theta
Chi vs. Sigma Nu, anj chemical en-
gineers vs. civil engineers.
Alma Instructors Given Salary Raise
Trustees of Alma college raised
salaries of all instructorsin the col-
lege 10 per cent Tuesday.
A painting of the late alumni, W.
Wright, the benefactor of Alma col-
lege, which had been presented to
the institution by his daughter, was
unveiled.

charge of the coaching of the Jay-
hawker basketball team. This action
was taken at the request of Coach
Karl A. Schlademan, whN will, devote
his entire time to the traci squad and
to a school for varsity football play-
ers. As Alen,uuses th( :samn'e style ot
play as that coachei b Schlademan
it is pohited out that thoe change will.
not affect the work of the Ja'yhawker
five.
M A. Ct' FACULTY NEN ASK FOR
SUBSTANTIAL SALAR INCREASE
Profe- ors and instructors at M. A.
C. have signed a petition asking for
a substantial increase in their sala-
ries to become. effective soon, and
presented it to the state board of ag-
riculture at its meeting Wednesday in
Lansing.
Figures are given which show the
wages that Michigan Agircultural
college teachers receive in compari-
son with other like institutions, and'
the statement is made that in spite of
increase given last summer many
members'of the faculty are not able
to adequately furnish the proper
care, for their families.
One-Third Troops (in Southern Dept.
Fort Bliss, El Paso, Tex., Jan. 22.-
Almost one-third of the troops of the'
United States are in the Southern
Department, whose headquarters are'
at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio,
according to information here.

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