W. W. Marquardt, Philippine ed-
nal agent, who is engaged in the
tion of teachers needed for the
ppine schools, will interview any
fied teachers who are interested,
2 to 5 o'clock, Monday afternoon,

wieser, of the University of California
for post-graduate courses in the sci-
ences, art, economics, mathematics.
etc. . He plans to locate the univer-
sity on the plateaus of Mexico, so as
to keep it free from national -prejudice
and misunderstanding. He thinks it
would produce a more friendly feel-
ing between Mexico and this country.
A universal language would gradually
be adopted.

FINE CUSTOM
TAILORING

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SAILINGS
To and from
Announced fo Spring and
Summer Months
ReservationsnoW being made.
BOOK NOW. Limited space. Sail-
ings and literature sent on request
Detroit Travel gBureau
524 Griswold St, Detroit
Opposite U. S. Immigration Office

FREE TRAINING
During Spring Vacation
SELLING BRUSHES
You Can't Mistake-.
It's A Money Maker!
Write Box "Brushes".
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Ready to Serve
AT AmY TE
Open from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Pot of hot tea and bowl 61 rio
PLAIN CHOP SUEY
85 CENTS
CHINESE and AMERICAN Style
Short Orders

The Quality of our
Workmanship is high-
er than the Price.

Eighty high school teachers are
needed and applicants must be college
graduates or have had at least three
years teaching experience. Transport-
ation is furnished for the men and
women, who must be 21 and 30 years
of age respectively, and a salary of,
from $1,500 to $1,600 will be paid. In
addition, women 26 years of age may
apply for a position as elementary,
critic, or model teacher with a salary
up to $1,800.
FINAL PLANS FOR SENIOR
LITERARY DANCE COMPLETED
Planshaveybeen completed for the
fsenior literary dance which is to be
held Friday, April 22, in the ball room
of, the Michigan Union. The sale of
tickets will be announced at some 'fut-
ure date.
Frederick J. Petty, '21, president of
the senior literary class urges that all
students in the graduating class ar-
range at once for the purchase of.
their cap and gowns at George Moe's
on North University avenue.
"'We intend to revive the old cus-
tom of senior men wearing canes,"
said Petty, "and the class has ar-
ranged with Wagner and company,
who have the canes of the type order-
ed by the class."

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615 Liberty St. E

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AT THE THEATERS
TODAY
Screen
Majestle-Will Rogers In "The
Guile of Women.."
Arcade-Douglas MacLean in
"Chickens" Comedy, Bray
comic, and Kinograms.
Wuerth-Bebe Daniels in "She
Couldn't Help It." Comedy
and Pathe Review.

Albert Gansle
113 South Main Street
Second Floor
Law, Medical
and
Dental Books
Bought, Sold or
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Moans for a missing husband!

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DeHaven in "Twin Beds."
Christie comedy, "Shuffle the
Queens."
THIS WEEK
Stage
Garrick (Detroit)-"The Bird of
Paradise," an Hawaiian rom-
ance with Florence Rockwell
and the Singing Hawaiians.
Schubert (Detroit) - Second
week of "Broadway Brevities
of 1920," with Bert Williams
and George McKay.

And yet this*college is going to laugh its head off at the
terrible twin-bed tangle of poor old Monti and dear little Blanche.

Inks & Pastes
Typewriting Paper

Fountain Pens
Metal Pencils

TODAY and
TOMORROW

Biddle's Book Store

11 Nickels Arcade

Plan International University
Plans for an international university
are being made by Professor Breit-

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with Florence Rockwell and the Singing Hawaiians
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Did you ever have the nightmare. This scene alone will reproduce
your actual feelings during a bad dream. Doug's admirers acclaim this
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Which Should She Choose?
NANCE OLDEN was a lonely orphan girl. A thief befriended her and
taught her his craft. In gratitude for the first kindness she had ever
known, she stole for him,
Then one day, after a daring escapade, she came upon the Other Man.
This man taught her the meaning of going straight, of self-respeet, of an
honest livelihood. Both men loved her for what they saw in her. Which
would she choose?
The Best Sunshine Comedy Yet
"HIS DIERY EAT''
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