G ON j
olnn Should
)o'clock of

in ecngre-
ane hall.
es 111eet ill

forum in Collgregationual
f. C. E. Kent speaks op
School of Religion."
ts' class, Church of
s in upper room, Lane"
tguild meets in Ilapilst
i) meets in upper i'e&141-
tthe UJnion.
At Science Iec~iirp at.
-ell Ang-ell hall.
mse at Wesley hal~l.
Vofficer!, rehearse in.
lple.
guild friendship how. In
church parlors.
iclub of Flint dinner in
the Union.
peoples' meeting in Up.
.ne hall. Prof. Russell
m guild meets in Nfetil.
' mieeting in Congrega-
L.
guild devotional meeting'
hurch. Miss Irene Find-,
Stiudents' congregation-
ne hall. H. J. Berkowitz i
C. Trueblood read the
ay" in the First Mlethi-!
MOND)AY
in lit social commnittcee
onm 204, University hall.
;o club dinner in roost
nio.
!rs meet in room 306 of
innttee meets in room
nion.
reka club tweets iN rooma
Jnion.
meets in club room to
program in a body.
ibtic enttainment by
peaking societies in Sar-,gl al
lmens recital ill patten-"
um.
TUESDAY
1faculty lunch in plrivate
of the Union.

4 :30-,tnntbor Golf ('10 riet~s ilk 1F, :(---Ceu~edy clubi perfor.-narce in$'
room 302 of the Union. Sarah Casxell Angell hail. FEH N
7 :00-, aesnansbip class in room 362' EN-FlE -M N E1110
of the Union. jUN hES in r ;inIr'Ini
7 :0-J-nstltiute of religious edifteation Sentior engineers' euri must beor- iD fHOME IGflH SCifHOLS~
meets in Lane hail. jtdered at 'Wagner's before -'pring va ' TO:00FIIIWIIand Wwit metEn5atin.
room 304 of the Union. No instru- Hamilin Gar'la'nW's lpeture. s-tuor Records of all freshmen 'of 'the
ments. ! March 27, is postpone(, to May 4. ?literary college for the past semester
7:SNI-4_merictant lgIon niree; in room Tickets for Vae l&OrvbPail iill Tbe are being sent to each individual high
306 of the Union. (ldistri')tted from I to 5 o'clo, 1. Tue3 E$chool principal by the registrar's of-
7 :1i -Tryouts for Adelphti freshmiau I a I Wd~a atro n flve More. than 1,500 such records
debate meet in Adcllphl room, Uni- the -ohby of the Union. have been compiled and were mailed
ve st al -7 1 r1-'Jryouts for Athena Literary Fo- y se d y
cit wl b el n l~ everr :More 4Ae, d Rides In addition to their notifying each
roomswil ye hli l. o O Seven maore students were booked high school principal as to the call-
romUniversity hanllh.g o isrery codct're of the students who attended high
r: is,-1tound-i'p) club mnee#s tsipper I Friday for riding on the rear stepsIredn school after leaving these institu-
raigroomr of the Union.I and fenders of Ann Arbor street cars.tonherodshwth vaiu
S :t)-ie clb oncrt n f11 81d. IMany students have. previously been h~ishosweentertann
torltun. arrested and fined. Future offenders ihchshosweentertann
will be severely prosecuted, accordingfoteUnvrtyiwa.
',to police officials. The records are beng miailed this'
I 11N CAU.lGHT AT TOME2N'S early, in order that they may reach
SHO0W; RECEIVE ICY BAM 1 I Remember "Jimmie the adtakrer's'' the heads of the preparatory schools
Inumber--960.--Adv.j before they leave for the Michigan
Lawrence, Kan., M4tarch 24. - { Schoolmasters' club meeting which is
IAn icy bath in the "ole swimmini' J.-sitesralypy-Adv. to be held here March 29, and 30.
Ihole" rewarded rive' male .stu- .
Idents of the University of Kazn-
Isas Thursday who were curious
I to see the annual Old FashionedC E
1Circus, which is a 'show given L
a n al by t e w m n o th'University. A lf m en are barredAn o ce nt pr e i g th j
Ishow urged all women to dress I
}up as farmers in order'to make I-
the circus appear as old fashion-j
Ied as Possible. The rien took ad-
Ivantage of this request and dis-
guised themselves as typical "old
Shay seeds". a
I A girl friend of one of the in- I V S
truders discovered their true 1
iidentities and gave the alarm. inma
With a cry, of fIee the co-edsI
ISeized the unlucy males and D AO N
6carried therm to the "old swim- ,
(min' bole" where their curiosity and in a mtih
was dr-owned. ouwl hva
L 1 y u wil hae ha


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6EORGE ORTO,018
YIITS UNITED STATE
George Horton, '78, Consul General
at Smyrna, Turkey, has reached tis
country for a short visit. For many
years he has been in the consular ser-'
vice, at Athens, Saloniki and Smyrna,
'fie is an authority on. Near Eastern
problems, particularly those of Greece.

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From the beginning jof the wear to l thatthe athlete bdoesn't need furher
April S, 1917, he was in charge of the phscltannadsnete Ir If that
interests of Great Britain, FncYoung they hleedl but little the argu- me e
Italy, Russia, Serbia, Montenegro and ments that laws are laws and must1you over
Roumania in Asia Minor. lie also dis-
tributed relief among needy civilians
and prisoners of war. For his war SUI
services, he received the thanks of t IRtV'G WAR JOLTS, I. . C
the British and Frenich governments CHIjrOPODS T
and was made Knight, Order of Greg-
ory the {Great (Papal) and Command- t 707 N. Lnilverelty Phonte $$5
Nea
er~ Order of the Savior (Greek). Mr. ____________________

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bor while he is in this country. the resultiz
has sprun-
RU-LFS IS RULES! night; we
(Continued from-nPage Four) tliiesir lu
rules can be made that will cover al211 smia
cases andl the sooner this is learned'-
the sooner will laws cease to bie dii- !AliM
regarded. Alpha Nu
The entire student body is at pres- regular we
ent. laughing at the rules thaL the the club re
faculty of the college has decided to' question W1
.enforce strictly. ;every student. knows of one cent
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