AIN Vi-XIL- I --- -- es, Music I dent Cases f "EVEN AS EVE" with Grace Darlin and "CHICKEN 4 La CABARET" Guaranteed goods are your protection. Insist on the original Sold by all Reliable Dealers. USE MOTORS TO VENTILATE UNION Eight electric motors are now being installed as part of the ventilating system of the Union. It is expected that the whole system will be in oper- ation within another week, now that the motors have arrived. Fresh air will be drawn from an outside duct at the rear of the Un- ion. From here the air is carried to all parts of the building, entering at the floor level and ceiling,.depending upon the use of the room. In the as- sembly rooms the fresh air is brought Trade mark ef quality LIFTON MFG: C0., New York ,A { THEATRE Wed-Thurs-17-18-H. B. Warner in "For a Woman's Honor" with a kino- gram weekly and comedy. Fri-Sat-19-20-Zazu Pitts in "Seeing It Through"also news weekly and comedy. COMING' Locklear in "The Great Air Robbery." William Russell in "Shod with Fire." Tom Mix in "The Dare-Devil." MARCHY S M T W T F S 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31...... Men-Hats are high; your last season's hat cleaned and re- blocked into this season's shape, with a new band, will look like new and save you five or ten dollars. We 'do only high class work.'Factory Hat Store, 617 Packard St. Phone 1792. in at the top and the vitiated drawn from the level of the floor. air The Screen THE ARCADE' ~~i1 F Pot of Hot Tea and Bowl of Rice - with - Plain Chop Suey Tues-Wed-16- 17-Madlaine Traverse in "The Hell Ship" with a Mutt and Jeff cartoon comedy and Craig Kennedy stories. ThursFri-18- 19-Monroe Salisbury in "His Divorced Wife" with a news and comedy. COMING Norma Talnadge in "She Loves and Lies." Olive Thomas i "Footlights and Shadows." 35C EXTRA FINE-45c Open 11 A. M. to 1A. Nl Quang Tung Lo 613 E. Liberty / Phone 604-R 1 ='. _, 7, lI S HUBR I UBER AL JOLSON in DETROIT' "SINBAD" ... . . HIll li liisi1 llillllllllI~llllIllllIll: GarriCk Detroit r Nothig But "LOVE" Mental conflict rather than physical combat is the predominant theme in Basil King's "The. Street Called Straight," which has been adapted to the screen with Nabmi Childers and Milton Sills in the leading roles, and which will be presented today and to- morrow at the Arcade. The story deals with a group of peo- ple who are handicapped by spend- 'ing all their energy trying' to keep up the pretentions traditional to their ancestors. This becomes inreiasingly hard as' their finances beco ae more and more reduced until the head of the family allows himself to embezzle a large sum. Affairs are made worse when he confesses his crime to his daughter's rejected suitor who for- wards the money to replace the amount taken, and the successful rival hears of it but is unable to take over the obligation.r Entertainment Planned ror Foresters Members of the Forestry club will meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday eve- ning on the fourth floor of the Na- tural Science building, when the week- ly get-together will take the form of a "stringed instrument" meeting. A musical program will follow a' short business meeting. All mem- bers ot the club who play stringed in- struments of any kind are asked to bring them with them to the meet- ing& iead the Daily for Campus News. Communications Editor, The Michigan Daily: Your able editorial of 28th ult., on "The Retrograding May Festival," is both timely and welcome; expressing as it does the true sentiments of a great majority of the' active musicians of this community and the state at large. It is sincerely -hoped that the ad- vent of a new University president next June may bring, along with oth- er good moves, a decided change in matters musical at Ann Arbor; for, when Michigan people consider the splendid results obtained by such men as Mr. Howland of Detroit, and Mr. Alexander of* Ypsilanti, under condi- tions not one whit more favorable than here, they see more than mere possibilities of fine chdral work, as a stimulus to campus activities; and also that the May Festivals, attracting en- thusiastic lovers of music to Ann Ar- bor, could be wonderfully improved. Having in the membership of our stu- dent body, men of experience, and well versed in music, as has been fre- quently demonstrated in the manage- ment of important events, there seems every reason why student music con- trol should be given a trial; and if for no other purpose than that of pulling out of old "ruts," and squelch-. ing persistent attempts at rendering heavy works, which when not given with artistic chorus precision and fin- ish, are anything but enjoyable or in-' structive. The time also seems ripe for more publicity in connection with School of Music affairs. Being practically a private enter- prise, having no direct connection with our state University proper, and seem- ing to stand for little more in this respect than do the University Music House and the University Book Store, it is hard to understand why there should be discrimination in its favor as against other Ann Arbor Music schools, which have for many yea'rs been quite as successfully. active In cultivating the public taste for music. Why should this institution be allowed to advertise its "University" name so broadly; and conduct a business in- volving large sums of tuition money, while being housed by a School Build- ing Association whose real estate holdings,' though valued high in the tens of thousands, do not appear on the public tax rolls? And why, more- over, with, large salaries paid out of University funds for music, is a ser- ious and talented student obliged to go outside the University for prac- tical music instruction and credits? These questions, and many more on similar lines could no doubt be satis- factorily answered by those on the inside; so let us have facts and fig- ures, including reports of receipts and expenditures of Festival funds, that the Michigan public, which foots -all the bills, and should be most deep- ly interested, may be correctly in- formed.3 PROGRESSIVE MUSICIAN. MARINE CORPS CLUB TO HOLD BUSINESS MEETING TOMORROWI A business meeting and social hour will be held by the Marine Corps club at 7 o'clock tomorrow - evening in room 304 of the Union. The officers of the club report-that this will be a meeting of interest and pleasure to every member. Because it appears that some of the ex-marine corps men on the campus afe unable to attend meetings on the regular night, which has been Wed- nesday, the club has decided to meet: on Thursday night. All men who were in the marine corps are invited to attend the meeting. PwerPlant Burns 9,00Tons of Coal More than 9,000 tons of coal were burned at the University power plant on Washington street during the months from October to February, in- clusive. A large amount of this c~al as received during the five months in which it was consumed. A provisional experimental lif with permission to send has granted the University wireless tion. This license allows the use 200 meter wave for amateur send a, 375 meter wave for relay w and the use of a wave of any le for strictly experimental opera The department was also granted use of their old call signal whic now official, 8XA. Because of the experimental w being carried on this semester, it been deemed advisable to have station open to the public only Monday evenings, from 7:30 to 1 o'clock. The station will be ope operators employed by the versity on other ;evenings. ice operators not employed by the versity may have access to the sta by being appointed as assistants to regular operator. Mr. P. H. Ei instructor in electrical engineer is in charge of the work. Professor Sharfman is 11 Prof.- I, L. Sharfman of the e omics department, has been sick i Saturday with a bad cold. He is covering and will be back for w in a few days. NOTICE: The coliseum wil open al, day Tuesday, Thursday, Friday this week for those who v to call for skates. We will no responsible for skates left for re checked, or in lockers during summer.-Adv. Patronize our Advertisers.-Ad WIRELESS S1 GRANTED 11 a :; Trubey'S Dinners. Lunches Confectionery Ice Cream, Delicious odas We Make our own Ice Cream Orders solicited from Fraternities and, ororities, 218 S. Main Phone 166 For satisfactory finishing se a SS W A IN gets your ,ilms so leav them at the Quarry Drug Stor or 713 E. University Ave. MINE 0 R-Al upp-monom.-M.-M b / I Today and Tomorrow THE MAN SHE HATED SHOWS START 2:00 7:00 8:00 A A R The man whose love she had scorned-laughed at because lie was poor and she, a daughter of the rich, Now he had come back, a man of wealth, position and power. While she4-she was the daughter of a thief--her name besmirched-.and on the eve of her marriage to another iin, R C NOW SHOWING TOMORROW T( I i C lie offered to from prison, clear .her name-wto save her father "EVEN W hy? as. p A D o c EVE" FROM THE STORY BY Robt. W. Chambers wit Grace AltLING an all star c D E ----------- What do you think of a band of men and women who are pledged to keep the sexes apart, a band that be- lieves love a sin and that marriage is not for the spirtual and high minded? See what this strange sect resorts to in enforcing doctrines in "Even As Eve." Do you believe in an anti-marriage league? Did you ever hear of one and would you like to join? Grace Darling belonged to one- Want To Join -Initiation Today I i 02 Li and Basil K i' famous book lov born of a great tragedy., iono of readers. As a picture Enacted by a distinguished is a As it is east powerful dramatic story of a gteat a book it gripped the intereit of mill- even more vivid and'pulsating. including CHICKEN A LA CAB ARET Naomi Childers and Milton Sills ADDW ATTRACTIONS Star Conme#y, 'onwS ld Love" and Bray Pictograph No advance in prices Another funny Sunshine comedy in which all of the bathing beauties take a part. Full of originality and just the cure for what ails you. Friday-Saturday-- LILA LEE In " ROSE OF THE RIVER" U