T"HE MICHIGAN DAILY I ' rad(odMan Do You Know Of 1france P'oses What are the existing units of thej Reserve Of~icers' Training 'Corps? I What hospitals are connected with the University? 'Who is dean of the engineering col- lege! YESTERI)AY'S ANSWVERS ~The University Extension division w as founded to send professors to the various localities in Michigan to speak onspecialized subjects. In order to carry on the work 12. bureaus have been formed. They are as follows:, Bureau of Visual Instruction, Library Extension service, Bureau of Public Speaking and ,Debating, Bureau of! School and Community Dramatics, Ed- ucation service of the Department of Eiduation, Museum Extension service,{ IEngineering; Extension service, Public.) Health service, >and 'the Municipal Re- ference bureau. The Bureau of Uni- versity Extension courses is subdivid-! ecd into three groups: University cred-! ]: courses, extension courses in series, I and free extension lectures. The Un- i..ersity desires to give to the state the greatest amount of public service pos- ible in accordance with the facilities ofan institution of the calibre of .a university. pi urg. Without fail his predictions Prev xl~iin, ot Tervieres, as visual- 'zed, is a combination of ('Artagnan, Sidney Carton. and Arsene Lupin. lHef attempts the most extravagant of feats with the most amazing sangfroid, anda wculd sacrifice a (dozen lives for love.' It is a role requiring the adroit em- ployment of the robustly romantic "tyle, together with an engaging suav- ity of manner. Mr. Ditrichstein has surrounded} himself with a cast of nearly 30 dis-f tinguiished players, each of whom has p~roven his or her' histrionic ability, and fulfills all the requirements de- t inanded by their star. vention and treatment of Tubercon- s,' Do you do business with "Jimnmfo The Ad Taker"? lie can help you out FIRST - NATIONAL '1BANK OR~GANIED 180'( I ...OLDEST BANK IN ANN ARBOR :: OLDEST NATIONAL BANK IN MICBIGAN "n ounce of preb'enti!on - is Ilvorth a pound of cure"~ TAKE THIS TO HEART AND Phone 525 FOR - Expert Plumbers Mz/) iiM. HOCHR1 Er5IN ww 211 South Fourth - i Two E xtevn o 1etu res Yesterday Two University Extension lectures were given yesterday. At Coldwater,j P~rof. Thomas C. Trueblood, of' the- pub-' lie s peaking departmeu.t, spoke before the; Coldwater high scliool on lIggo- n ar the Barbarian," Before the Brit- ton Parent-Teachers' association, Dr.j E. 13. Pierce, of the joint committee on on public hcalthi education, gave a health lecture on the subject "The ' VAN INCE :The University. Musical society. is a ebrporate body organized uinder Pub- lie Acts of the state in 1903. It as- Pires to give facilities and an oppor- tunity to the public for the acquisition cif musical, knowledge and skill, anid! ~to cultivate. a taste by the public foxr music. It maintains a schtool of mus-I ic, nt choral society, an orchestra, andj gives public concerts. The member- s ip of the society is limited to grad-- 1 1- E t , ,j I Mir shiatl 1 dIe France's gr'and old man, :Marshal JoifrIe, perhaps" the most photograph- ed muan in Frmn-e, poses for another batch oi' caxmera men. Theaters I f A VAN HEUSEN of medium height +, ----- Y . lateCs, clicers, and -original in('orpoar- I_.^o ) itrichsiein will appear at the ators. WVhitney thieatex' Monday, March' 1_2, in his new romanihc play, "The Purple Ferry field is namued after Dexter NM.IYMask." This play, adapted by Mathe- Ferry, of Detroit., The field of :10 son Lting from thIe French "Le Chev- acres acfu*red by the University was Alier au Masque" by P aul Armnont first name~d Regents field. Upon the and ,jean Manoxissi, is a ronait: ; mol- gift of 15 acres by' Mr. Ferry the en-- odramna of the period of the First ( ;)i- tire 35 acres was namned after him.' ,;eate illxFr'ance. 'Phrouglhc t i& :11)- In addition to this land the Athletic ;soxring acts America's -mw,;toxr plxy-- associat ion has purchased appx'oxim- er"' in a new typo, of '"'ole, c trrI~'" the ately. 39, acres adjacent to Feri-' field -bulk of the action. Suffice to t:.,, '. onl the south. Ditrichsteinr impersonates Alimand, the Comte (de Texrvieres, one of the Royal- Dr~i. A. S. Wartthiti Ill ist factions inl his usual professional Dr. Ak. S. Warthin, professor of way. Ar'mand is none other' than the pa thology in the Medicali school, has Chevalier of the Purple Mask-the in- been confined to. his homne since Sun-j dividual whose darinig acts have thrill- (lay with a conbined attack of hron- eed and mystified all Europe. In sever- chitis and influenza." It is expected a of the scenes, Ar'mand is apparently that. he will be unable to meet his !captured. Ile no t only tells his cap- 6lasses before next week. tors that before lone; the tables will be °-- - ---i reversed, but he also informs thema to Try a Classified Ad-it pays.--Adv. the minute when the sur'prise will be THE VAN HEUSEN is better- looking than a stiff' collar, more comfortable than a soft collar and outwears all collars. 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