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*A. 4G. Ruthven, director of the
mn. gave an illustrated lecture
urneys of a Nturalist in South
*W" at Three Oaks Sunday under
Vetion of the University Exten-
ievide. Yesterday Prof. Emi
of the architectural college
on "How to Judge a Work of
ctre"In Ierot; Prof, . W. D.
'sun, iretor of the Extension
, discussed "The Boy°Probem"
ding; and Prof. R. K.Immel, of
tblc speaking department, gave
ervant. in the House" at Rogers.
*R. M. Wenley, of'the philos-
epart ent, will discuss "Phases
American Political Situation"
using today. Professor Immel
ye ""The Servant In the House"
ena, tand::'Professor Henderson
ture ond, "Dolars and Sense in
ion" at.BeldIng.
Saturday Professor 'Henderson
peak on "Thel oy ,Problem in
ax-nd Ou4t" at Onondaga.'
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G CI M ES JUDGES
es has succeeded in obtaining
I Hamilton Hanes, '09. James
Curwood. '00. rand Harld Titus,
act'as the Judges of their first
$100'short story contest.
.s M. Smith, "'22 managing 'edi-
Chimes, is in receipt of the
Ing mte%sage from Mr. cirwo'w:
the intdrest of the od TUive
rid The Chimes, I shall be ver
read sthe 20 stories which "you
ne and I wIillfudge the merit
f best four." Mr. ,Haines and
Its have also formaly accept-
twill co-operate with Mr Cr-
In selecting the forbest stor-
smittfd' in the contest.
ies hopes to secure Water Lou-
k .'08. an 'artist- well known to
lie 'readers for his clever draw-
o do' the 1illutrating for the
rite. -story. lr ton drbak is
'the most, popuar illustrators
country and professoal awih-
l flattered to know that their
lers have chosen Louderback
crate their work. ,
iscipts are ;coming in in good
', and as :the contest. closes
it is sutggested that writers In-
to take advantfage oaf Chimes'
unity begin on their stories very
othat theymay e ableto slb-
iveral stories, thus increasng
hances of having one or "more
accepted.,
four best stories will be pub-
in the May, Otoer, Novem-
t "Decembr issues of the sa-
Rid other stories of suffirent
nay be rim In addition. Stories
e selected not alone on -their'
terary value, hut also on their
I readilty and interest.
es, must- be from 1000 to 4000
and may be subvilte~d by any
tnot 'on the business r e01i
Staff of Chime.. Stori'-'q ld1r
ressed to, "Chimes. Michigan
Ann. Arbor," to insure their
Fdelivery.
ringer Now in Washington
Durand W. Spriner, superin-
tof the Homoeopathic ospital,
attending a conference of men
ed In. hospital work In Wash-
D. C.
'ge Hathaway, '94 denit, did not
his Thanksgivinig vacation in
He brought back with him as
%, Miss . Martin of Chelsea."-
)aly, Feb. 28, 182

In speaking of the proposed women's
building, it is important that the offi-
cial title, "University of Michigan
League" be used. The name, "women's'
building, is often used for the sake
of convenience and in order that the
speaker be understood, but Michigan
women will not wish the building call-
ed women's building anymore than
ihe men call the Union the men's'
building.
IWhen the building has been erected
the name will probably be shortened.
to the "League," but until that time
merely the word League confuses peo-
ple with the Women's league and con-
sequently the full, official title n~upt
be observed.

Judge Sample in Mtt. Clemens
Judge George S. Sample of the
county ceircuit court left Tuesday for
Mt. Clemens where he will do chan-
cery work until Friday, when he will
return to Ann Arbor to assume his
duties here.
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