G oris Attention: Rainwater snam-
ble Jeweler poos, hairdressing," marcel-waving.
-- ~ NFace and scalp treatment. Wigs for
P an A rent. Mrs. J. R. Trojanowski, .1110 S.4
oath Main University Ave., side entrance. Phone
696-W.-Adv.
[' A FEW MINUTES' WALK
UY AT BOTTOM PRICES
M I C R O S C1OP1E S
ON EASY TERMS
stological and Bacteriological
Laboratory Supplies
AT LOWEST FIGURES
Eberbach & Son Co.
200-204 E. LIBERTY STREET
BLUE FRONT CIGAR STORE
corner State and Packard Sts.
UNIO6N PLAY HOUSE
1nemodeling Old Building Into Modern
Theater For'Use By
Students
WILL HOLD PRACTICES, GIVE
PRODUCTIONS IN WORKSHOP
Work has been progressing rapidly
during the past few days on the new
Union theater and according to pres-
ent plans the old Union will soon be
converted into a playhouse with a
seating capacity of 400 and a stage
able to accommodate standard size
scenery.
Will have All Essetials
From wall to wall the stage will
measure 50 feet and from the curtain
to the back wall will measure 30 feet.
The opening will be approximately 28
feet by 16 feet which is about the av-
erage.
There will be three dressing rooms
and a room for storing customes in the
basement, the old dining rooms being
remodeled for this purpose." The floor
of the 'old building will be slanted in
order to insure good vision fromany
angle in the audience, and such an ar-
rangement will also make it possible
to accommodate an orchestra of 16
pieces in the orchestra pit. Seats for
the new theater will be provided by
the University from the balcony of the
old University hall auditorium.
Entrance on Jefferson
A new entrance will be made in the
building on the east side near Jeffer-
son street and this will be the main
entrance and exit. The old door near-
er the Union on the east side will serve
only as an emergency exit.
For the first two months the new
theater will be used chiefly for opera
rehearsals and with this added equip-
nent the cast will be able to do all
the office of the Dean of Students,
Joseph A. Bursley.
All Classes of Work Desired
However, several hundred jobs have
been filled so far, Mrs. Stewart said,
and applications for student help are
slowly coming in. Board and room
jobs are the most in demand as is al-
ways the case, but there are applica-
tions for specialized work in the office
from a great variety of students, she
said.
Former bookkeepers, stenographers,
musicians, chauffeurs' and clerks lead
the list, while there are a few from
almost every walk of life among the
rest. Mrs. Stewart urged that people
who have any kind of work they wish
done, apply at the office of the Dean of
Students for help, as they will be al-
find the work they need.
S. C. A. Helps._
Applications for work and also for
student help are, coming in at Lane
hall, it was stated there yesterday,
and are being referred to. the Dean of
Students except such as can be handl-
ed immeriately without interferring
with the ,work of the University de-
partment.
Scout Leaders To eet.
Men interested in Boy Scout leader-j
ship are requested to attend the get-
together at 7:30 o'clock Thursday,
September 29, in the council chamber
at the City hall. Edwin J. Mellen,j
city scout executive, is in charge
The University Health se
open this morning for its
medical service to all stud
Warren E. Forsythe, direc
that all physicians and ass
the staff will return this fal
exception of Dr. Virgil Ross
Dr. Hazen Miller, '20M,
Floyd Allen, '21M, hav'e bee
ed to positions on the staff
ler assisted Dr. Hugh Cabo
the Medical school, last year
Allen was a Health service
before graduation.
Law text books, new ai
hand, at Wahr's, 316 State
and will als
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up and not be handicapped- by make-
shift settings up until the few nights "Get 1 Gd
before preceding the initial perform- oo ye
ance.
Another feature of the new theater E
will be the practical experience which
it will afford men expecting to work
back of stage on the opera and the
a trf ace er;:Laboratory Suppli
spotlight perfo~rjnances. Under the Ea o at r1
new arrangement the men will become
thoroughly familiar with all the de-=E
tails of handling the scenery and prop-Eand
erties before the show is offered "to the,
public.
Plan Real Shows as Well
After rehearsals for the opera have
several amateur shows and vaudeville Ss
skits in the theater. There is also a
possibility that moving pictures will
be shown, now and then, especially
during week-ends. - at
save you money*
IN SEARCH FOR WORK
NEW EMPLOYMENT BUREAU FINDS'
POSITIONS. FEWER THANGoodyear Dr'g C
APPLICANTS. o d eatrg o pi
107 South Main Street
More students than jobs have been
in evidence at the 'University employ-
ment bureau so far this year, it was Try the.Drug Store first
stated by Mrs. Mary L. Stewart' who
has charge of the bureau, which is in 1
eS
ts
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