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),Mr. Wheeler;. po tlude
) Mrs. Rhead. Bible Classes
At in Wesley Ha*ll at 12 o'clock,
e will be open. House t fWesley
m 4:30 to 6:30 o'clock in the
onal meeting at 6:30 o'clock.
r T. C. Trueblood will read
assion Play" at 7:0o'clock,

the

R1ev. Lewis to Speak
,Holy Communion will be held at 8
o'clock at St. Andrew's eihurch, f61=
lowed by a meeting of the Student BI-
ble Discussion Group in Harris Hall
att 9:30 o'clock. Rev. Henry Lewis,
Rector, will lead the congregation in
morning prayer at 10:30 o'clock, aftetr
which he will deliver a sermon. An
evening sermon will be delivered at
7:30 o'clock, preceded by the supper at
Harris Hall for all students and other
young people. Holy week services will
be held in thle church. The serv~ices
follow: Monday-lic-ly Communion, 10
o'clock; Evening 'Service and Address,
7:30 o'clock. Tuesday-Holy Comn-
munion, 8 o'cl~ock; Evening Service
and Address, 73$0 o'clock. V ednes-
day-l-Holy(Commnidon, 10 o'clock;
Evening Service and Address, 7:30
o'clock. Thursday--Holy Communion,
the Church, 8 o'clock. Holy Commun-
ion, the Chapel, Har'ris Hall, 8: 30 o'-
clock., Woly Communlin and Address,
the ch~urch, 7 :30 o'clock. On Good Fri-
day, thie Passion Service will be con-
ducted by the 'Bishop of western Michi-
gan, and will' be held from 12 to 0,
o'clock~ in the 'afternooin. The Chli-
dren's Service " will be held~ at the
church at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
"The Last Wards of Jesus," will be
' the topic of te 'kslinn delivered at
10:30 o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church.' Bible classes will meet at
12 o'clock noon. At 5:30 'o'clock the
regular social hour will be held. E. E.
Leirton,, Labor Leader, will speak on'
"The Church, Labor and the, Eight
~Hour Day" at the meeting held at 6.30
o'colck.

A T L ALTIM I PITUREthe Union have been received. 'c-
A TH TH AT E [FINJC[B SAYS PRIIGAM TO HANG IN UNTIO.N ofrthefalumniofi havie b en reque ted eby
(Continluod from a -e Ter) rrrrlTA flninri e Union.
startling adventures proves his right L~~IIL I U b.~ Svno h itrso lm i Photograph; lhave been re-eiv ed o"'
I EN I TD S EId ISee oft t sto marry theo girl. ~ hc r o b uI n~ the following alumni: Stewvart Ed6ward1
On' Wlednesda , "Me and M1y Gal": (otnerrmPg in) 1hc r ob ug in th als fWhite, '9}5; William L. Day, '70; Ed-
w*ith Petty' Balfour, will lbe featured. Porn ae dr I !I~IIIIIII(iIIiJI~ill3Il;llji~iIi~I HI~i~l'
'This film wvas' produced in England,; "If the student sticks faithfully to
'and~ deals with, the 'love affair of .a' such a 'schedule he forms the habit Pp 1ztneWd
grl of the slums and a London bobby,
De~stiny's Gale" with George Faw- of doing a certain thing; at a certain TON GH z; ....$10
cett and an all star cast. will come time. Then he does things instead of ~SnaMri2 ~.5e~ L(
here on Friday. The story is -con- worigaou)hm"0c_________________________________
c~1n~d-Wih aric yong an ho Cowardice, courage, faithlessness, j:-
idisappointed in''love, and who, deoineeyny!o u~n m-TEMS
Ia mttod of deviltry, goes out in a 'T'Tiiievrytye f umn mo =JO. . AI, Pesnt
storm in his motor-boat. The boat'is tion arid characteristic crop out in 'IIiL~'4
capsized, and he swims 'to, an. island, these closed-door sessions of the t 6
-where another girl makes him realiz e, Dean's office. Strange secrets are
that he wasn't in love with his former, locked in the inner recesses of his LAa"P A
fianc at all, mmr. VR RTE
-Wuerth "What is the usual outcome o-f these by' CRANE WILBUR 101/"I, ji~~'IT I
"Thorne and Orange Blossoms" will crises,'' the Dean was' asked.. ________________________________ -
be the screen offering here for four He replied, "it is difficult accurately iw
dybginning SndY." tisteto estimate results, 'but generally I12 JUST A. FEW COMM lENT:S FRO ' NEWl? 1 YORI( lANII 1 IL , lyEI lIA E
story of Alan Randolph, who, wvhile believe the students learn the lesson - "'The Monster' goes all its predecessors three better."
travelling through Spain,' becomes in- of ,self-mastery. They go away after Alan Dale, N. Y. Aimerican
fatuated w&ith a beautiful Spanish ,these conferences,, and in must cases, ;
opera singer, -but "onl his return- to T never hear. of them directly agai. "The Monster' has 'the Bat' looking like a bedtime radio story."
{America secretly marries his fiancee, if they give up, they must come to,--Philadelphia 'Inquirer '~
Violet, and forgets the :singer, Rosita' me for permission to drop out: of "The thrillingest of all the thrillers that have 5o far found their
Mendez. Buit the prima donna fol- I school,. and so I know. Now and then, wa yto the stage." Stephen Rathbun, N. Y. Suno
low~s himx to the States, and does they show up long after graduation, "The "thrills. are as thick, and fast as the snowflakes in "Way
everything in her power to make i established business 'or' professional1 Down East'." Philadelphia North American.
Alan leave his -wife. Kenneth Harlan, 'men, to tell me of their success.""Mracinnoeatof'hMntr'hntreatsfay -
Estelle Taylor, and Edith Roberts are i Mr cini n c f h _ose'ta he cso n
*icueintecs.I TTEWIOIjN A other show in town." Brooklyn "Eagle. .
Lou C haney comes here on Thurs;-i Ty STEADILY INCREASING ' Excellent cast. Impressively staved.", Philadelphia Record '
day for the ,remainder of the week "Mystery, fun and thrills." -New York Times.
In "Plesh "and Blood." Yokohama, March 2.-'-(By A. P.)-'
Alamedat 'the steady increase of 1I "Even better than 'The Bat'." Philadelphia Bulletin;-
Franc"? Nt Strenrilcninrg Nary 1 tuberculosis in this country in recent 1111111I1llith lilHIutllIh illW3flllhJI118l11llIl10lhIIIIUi llhfllfl73113111lI1
Paris, March 24. (By A. P.) -France years, authorities of the sanitary bui-t
today has not increased the numbers reau in the rom office are distribut-
or ualitih s of her '1llBR cn guns of her cap-I naapltpitn u htsm WE ~N F UBETB AES-

win Denby, '96L; Wi
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labst, '93, and Otto J. Klotz, '72E. Tbe
work of placing the pictures in -the
Union halls is under the direction of
John Burge, '23, recording secretary.
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Rev. E. C. St'elhorn, pastor of the{
Zion Lutheran church, will preach a
sermo~n at 10:30 o'clock at the church
on, ":ion's Loyalty to King Jesus."l
The ~evenng sermon, at 7:30 o'clock
will have as its topic, "The Sixth Say-
lig fronm .the Cross."
At~, the Pfir'st Congregationial Church {
Mr. Mitchell will lead the Studentsf
Blible Cla ss at 9:i3'0 o'cloc'k. "The
Steadfast Christ" will be the subject,
of the sermion given by Mr. Jump at
10:30 o'clock. Paul Wilson, trum pet-
er, will play lFaute's "Palms." Prof.
Charles F. Kent, of Yale University,
will speak on "The Proposed School
of Religion" 'at 12 o'clock at the Open
F'orum. There will be a Students So-
cial Hour at 6:30 o'clock, followed by
th'e first of a series of Holy Week Con-
fer~ences conducted by' Mr. Mitchell.
The conferences will begin at 7 o'clock
and continue for thirty miutes.
"Matter" will be the subject of the
talk at the First Church of Christ Sci-
etist. Bi~ble school will be held at
9:30 o'clock at the Trinity Lutheran
Church, followed by a sermon deliv-
ered by Rev. L. F. Gunderman at 10:30
o'clock on "Faithful to Jesus." At 7:30
o'clock, the pastor will speak on "The
Claims o~f Jesus."
)3EIES OF SAGIN~AW CLUBM
MAKE'ANNUAL IDANCE PLAINS
Mvembers of, the Saginaw club. dis-
cussed plans for their Tenth annual
dance at a meeting "Tuesday night in
the Union. The dance will be given
Tlhursday evening, April 12, and Will
be known as the "Spring Sprout".
TOLEDO -',ANN ARBOR "BUS
DAIL~Y EXCEPT SUN~DAY
Going NIorth A. Il. P. N.
.Lv. Toledo 7:00 10:00. 2:009 5:00'
Arr. A. A. '9:35 12:35 4:35 7:35
'by. A. A. 7:-00 10:09 2:00 5:I0
Ar. Toledo 9:5 2:35 4:35 7:35
EASTERN TIME
SUN~DAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going North A. M. P. X.
Liv. Toledo 8:00 11:00 5:30
Arr. A. A. 10:35 1:35 8:00
Goin~g South
Liv. A. A. 8:00 11:00 8:30
Ar. Tol. 10:35 1:35 11:05'
Car~s Leave Court House
The Place you get
$1.00, Ties and
$2.50 Shutts
OSWALD KATZ
814 S. STATE 2383-J

ital 4h1psi limited repairs to improv- 7 12,000 new cases of tuberculosis are'
eat the ranges of the guns by eleva- I reported each, year throughout the!
tion or oither meanls, 'according to in- country, and the death rate in the
formation furniished today by the Min- country from this. cause is one case
istry of "Marine. every five minutes.
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