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TUSDYAPIL17, 1923 NurVnber 140
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St nnelS'-MA an TO i son given is that the industrialist s no w
want to negotiate *with F11rance as s oon
Succeed Cuno As i, possible. Cuno hais gonuto.o f r to!
r esart to this solution.
Cabinet Lea der' W---- MAN
To atas our representative at the
} VUnivcrsity of Michigan He must be
leg Flive, energetic and anxious to earn
money His work will be to interest
his fellow students in our smlaking
$.'tobaccos and cigarettes, so personality
and wide acquaintanship are essen-
rs tial qualities The recognizedl merit
of our products miakes results certain
for the right man. MWt us about''
yoar qualifications,4statinlg age, cla1SS
salvWI prupusal is liberal.
Mater.nal rMS. Tobacco Cor. of
VICTOR ALLMENDINGER
PIANO TUCN ING
Schouio litisiv Funier
P R ONE 12M G1
office at Rays., -418 \. M)v ,ollSt.
Trades
APRIL.I k
Djeans:
ere will be no conference of the deans Wedniesday, April 18.
M. L. BURTON.
sity L~eture:
otce~scr lenxri flauser will deliver a University lecture upan the sub-
SPresent Economic Situation in France" in the Auditoriun, of the
1 Science building Friday, April 20, at 4:15 p. mn. The. public is cor-
nglted. F. E. ROBBINS.
V, College of Literature, fSienee, and the Arts:
e attention of instructor: is calle'd to the, mid-semneste~r cards
have been i dstributed through the muessenger service.. Instructors
qu~ested to report PROMPTLY every stucdent whose work has been
factory tip to and incluing the mid-semester examination.' It
be noted that these reports are not on the mid-semester exainlna-
)n1e.
didlonal cards may be had on application at my office; or they will
if telephoned for. W. R. liWMPI'IREYS,
Assistant Dean.
11ternan ~d E igeering Ppartnteids
pbrtuulty to mnake up F~reshmiea Health Leotures will be giv'en at 3
mn.,after Spring Vacation, in Natural Science Auditorium, as follows:
Lecture N4o. 1 Apri1 17 ' Leture' No. 4 April 24
Lecture No. 2 AprilIS1 Lecture No. 5 April-25
Lecture No. 3 :April 19 Lecture' No. '6 April 26
WARREN E. FORSYTHE.
unilties for Engineering (Graduates:
F. loagacre of the ingersoll-Rand. Company, will be in Room 221,
Bring building, on April '17. He would like to interview Sen Iors
ted in wr ihti company.
H. C. ANDERSON.
ntion and Teaching of English:
e mid-semster examination will be given in the: sections nn Thurs-
Ai Friday, April 19 'and 20. There will be no. lecture on Tuesday,
.7.: C. C. FRIES.
Addries's'ur letter toy the N,v York, JAPAN
ofie& --5t,5Fifth IiAve. thnec. nteO iens -well asRH 0
El."tland, 1ilroipe,. etc. Tiekits , rs
The ,new Lit. Buildinig is growing vatiions On,1all c 'il li: cuss
Eras vou watchzed the ,classifled ifr turs . Intelligent informin on pa's- ft :
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COUPLES
8 to 11:
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Dr. Gustwre Stresemann
tFromn Berlin come rumors that th'e
Cuno ministry in Germany is about to
fall and that Dr. Gustave Stresemnann,~
chairman of the reichstag foreign af-.
fairs committee and leader of Hugo
Stinnes' German Peoples' party, will
succeed Cuno as chancellor. The rea-
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An enamel 'to be saisfcory for can2oes
Sexacting conditions. A canoe is exc:posed to v
A; quently it is atttacked by the burning sun or be:
Swind. It is dragged upI on the beac~i or carrih
so. that its surface' suffer: s as much by ihanidli.
-' the elements. Now the enaniel that will gv
protection and lengthecn its life nmust be pra(
Sweather, wind anda sun. It must also formn a1
Ehighly scratchi proof.
doThis seemis enioughl to ask, of an enamel, but
devnmr.Imutntolprtc:ndbeautify. It must have a bright, glossy finish
- unfaded by exposure.
Sherwin-Willhims Qanoe iTnaumel fulfills th,
'it has been made expressly to fulfill them. iti
.w gloss enamel which dries with a hard( filml, impn
unaffected by sun,, Heat or cold.
Put up in half-pint., pint and q<uart penny -1
U to Enar
:.appearance,. but to its value as well.
Byrfnsiganatmbleyunts
Sherwin-Williams Automiobile Enamecls arc
' the _finishing of automobiles by the owner.
To secure the very f[inest finish, a car sho
-to a, professional fiui siing shop. However, thei
" not convenient to be without the use of a car
I it takes to have a car refinished by a maste
SSherwin-Williams Automobile Enamiels are nio
Slems. They are the result of careful experimient
SBy carefully following the directions as given
teur'at painting may turn out a jcob wliie'h will
cldone in anl automobile finishing shiop.
Sherwin-Williamis Auto Enamiels represent
Sbined. There are eight attractive shades i'rona
same are used by the muakers of high grade ai
4 For a good looking job, a durable finish,
Zthe least delay and inconivenience, use Shierwi
En amels.Auo'o ~siga)idt ut~
-{ti er 11t1 titidE ( gives a bzeauttifl, d urale,
K no TWO ST1Is.
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tour~ canoe the pro:
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protective filnm that
it a canoe enamel i
preserve-it must a
wvhich r(4ains its coc
to water and.
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ook In. Geology 3, Fr cay, April 24, -at 11 o'clock in Nat.
rluin.
examination in Geology 3 to pass off conditions, Sot-
'oml 2 to 5 p. m. in Roomn 223, Natural Science.
WM. H. ITOBJIS.
n orial 4iceting of the Research, Club will be h eldl on
1 , 'at 8 p. in'. in the Histological Laboratory. This
nemorate th~e four hundred iftieth anniversary of tue
, and the following papers will be liresented:
yr Professor A. Ziwet.
ical System of Copernicus" by Professor W. C. Rufus.
T. H. I;UILDFOIRANDT, Secretary.
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ef'?r sel -sealing ucs
adls
oly addt to its life
c nade, particularly
)uld, of Course, be
ire are times when it
for the length of ti
er automobile finisl-
ade, to solve this pr
ting and research w4
1on the card, an al'
A closely resemble t
I color and gloss c(
it which to Choose-
Lltoinobiler .
,satisfaction, econo,
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obile toms) of'Molhair
LeterS sigr
Second
issue
Out 'this 4week,
Subscriptions
a sU taken
at
Club~:
meeting~ will he held in Room 401 Mlason Hall this evening at 8.
Kazarinoff will present: "On maxima and Minima of Double
'rof. L. A. H~opkin~s w4ill present: "On thea Motion of" the As-
intllerested are cordially invited.
W. W. DENTON, Secretary.'
'.y- -n " -dmts
it of photographs made by Professor George it-. Swain when a
Le University Expedition to the Near -East in 1919-20 will be
ublic in' the west gallery of the Alumni Meniori~l .Hall from
Wahr 's, Graham 's, Slater 's
IfINGl
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NEW CLASSES
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Typewriting
Business English
UNIVERSI'TY EX'TENSION DIVISION.
Aty of 1,I011au 1Band:
Larsal in Hill Aud~itorilum Tuesday aneC Wednesday, 7 p. m.
Lents arje at the Auditorium.- H'ome concert Thursd~y night.
WILFRED WILSON, Director.
Penman ship
All
Commercial Law
Book-keeping
Graduation-then what?
You will have' to choose
soon, Ask the Administra-
Lion Department, Missourij
Mte, Life Insurance Comn-
pany, St. Louis to help you.
Prawing Paper and
Supplies at
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of Barrie's ""The 'Will":
'Thursday evening, April 19, at .8 o'Qlock in University Hall Pro-
LnisEicht will give a recital of J. M. Barrie's three-act play, "The
This is th~e 'second prograin of the' Play Production Plays to which
tickets will admit. A general admission will be charged.
R. D. T. IJOLLISTER.
uities for Engineering Gradati
preseIntativea of the American Steel Foundries, m anufacturers of
stings, will be in Ann Arbor 'Tuesday and Wednesday, April 17 and
interview graduating Englneers interested in 5Steel Foundry, Work
;opanyr requires a few men for operating or sales positions after
aing period at their various plants.
ey will be glad to see any moan interested in work of this type, and
reachled during these two days through Professor Anderson's office,
gincering Buailding. H. C. ANDERSON.
Enroll Today
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AT'S GOING ON
--Copyr for this columa should
nuttedl by 5:30 Go'clock .of
facuty lunch in pri.
loin of the Union.
n~ets WnAdelphl room,.
Rusc1llitassembly'
TRAINING COURSE'
ATTRACTS 100 MDEN
IMore than 100 meter repair men
were enrolled in the intensive train-
ing course offered by the electrical
department of the engineering school
for the vacation week that closed Sate-
arday.
'The course was, given by the de-
partment in order that the repair men
be given, an opportunity to receive
rapid training along the principle
lines of their work
It was originally planned to accom-
modate approximately 50 men in the
course, but the increased enrollment
made, necessary the expansion. The
general supervision of the work was
under the direction of Prof. Benainin
F. Bailey of the electrical. engineer-
ing department who was one of the'
princip~al speakers at the 'opening con-
ference last Monday. Talks were also
given by representatives of various
meter companies.
Do you use Classified ads system-
ati cally?-Adv.
HAMILTON
BUSINE SS.
COLLEGE
,Stale& William Sts.
Make Your
Every contact pleasing
Eat a May Breath tablet when-
ever you meet people. Kill all odors
Which offend. They may com-e from
cigars, decaying food, stomach dis-
orders' etc.
Don't conceal them with breath
perfuide. Purify the mouth and
stomach. Create May odors.
and
2 c jR deoo ut
An antiseptic mouth wash in~
candy form. Instantly deodor-'
izes both the mouth and
'stomach. Gives spring odors
to the breath. In the stomach
it also acts as a digestant.
Carry with you. All druggists.
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The furt. lots of senior I tera.ry, eng.
'n ee r, and' education caeazs have been
received and may be o'tained at
Wagner and company's.
'Westerners' cluib meeting postponed to
~Wdnesday, April 25.'
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