THE MICHIGANDI\ ______ !Iuge Rock, Trees, Prominent, Among old Campus Memorials Disposition of the memorials' of theI campus in an effort to make it beau Mass of '69 and '67 and the respect! tiful for the classes that followed. acorded them by University author- The class, of '72 not to be outdone ies has brought into prominence the in an effort to make the campus nemorials left by other classes of beautiful, planted Ivy near the walls ong ago. ! of the south wing. Probably the most familiar is the luge ock t th nortwestcornr ofIE.. CKIIT,"4EALfNX he diagonal. It was _placed there by Ij . MtAYOR, DIES, AT HOSPITAL hie class of '62 in February of their -- enior year. Members of the class Dr. Edward E. McKnight,' '94, for- iscovered it where the old !county I mer mayor of Alpena, Mich., died ill stood at that time. They excavat- Thursday at the University hospital. d the rock which weights 7 tons, Dr. McKnight was, born, near Grand oaded it on a sledge, and had it Rapids, Mich., in 1868. A graduate of rawen to the University by five teams the Indiana State normal school in f horses. The stone is. of jasper 1887, he camne to the University of onglomerate and is considered to be Michigan for a course in medicine. fine specimen. He practiced medicine in Alpena for The class of '58 set out trees around the past 25 years. he famous Tappan oak which stands His widow and one' son, Paul Mc- ear Tappan hall and the Zoological Knight, and a brother, John Mc-: iuseum. Their example was follow, Knight,' survive him. The body was! dI by the class of '71 who also set out taken from Ann 'Arbor to Alpena rees, but spread them around the, yesterday. UP INI THE CLOUDS" TO PUSH REPAIRS ON DAM P~ ~ ~~~SN LA{T HTEYeiif F ork Forces Drainage of Huron Be- "Up in the Clouds" will be the at- s Repair work is now being pushed .action Sunday. at the Whitney thea- on the Main street clam of the be-in r.The guarantee is held forth that troit Edison company power station. This work has* been delayed fobr sev- oseph M. Gaites its sponsor, is send-; eral weeks due to the necessity of g it with the original cast and pro-; making p~rovision at the other powerI uction exactly as presented during stations for-enough power to warrant i' e major portion of the past seasonl closing down the Main street station. tthe Lyric and Forty-fourth street The nature of the wor~k that is be-; seaters, New. York, and during its ing. done on the darn is such that it rotracted summer run at the Gar- requires draining the mill race ick theater, Chicago. Mr. Gaites has., which flows through the power sta- irned an enviable reputation for re- tion. This has been done by opening sing to exploit his success outside the flood gates of the darn just below fNew York, Chicago, Boston and' the Ann Arbor railroad bridge. hiladelphia with so-called Number The opening of this escape has, wo, Letter B or "'road" organizations. drained the river bed between the! rake It From Me," another Gaites' darn and Barton dam, leaving exposed fering, followed this method and the flat river bed on either side of ! om the response of theatergoers ev-' the narrow channel which remains.! ywhere proved that Barnuit* was; A temporary dam which is being con- ,r:7 and that the American public structed: at the upper end of the mill id lli,-,ucer Gaites'.are' right, race will insure a complete drain of 'The company offering "Up in the f the race. lauds" is unusually popular while- e scenic environment is on such an S UD NT M Y USE pulent scale that~ it is rivaled only y' such spectacles as Ziegfield's "Fol- C A M P U SG U I D E S es" and the New York Winter Garden- WH AT'S GOING On NOTICE--Copy for this column should be submitted by 5:30 o'clock of the day before publication. SATURDA Y. I :40--Varsity bend forms, in front of Hill auditorium. Uniform, fatigue. 2 :30-Ex-naval andi military academy men receive scores at Chinese Gar'- dens. 2:330-("iholic Student club party at Union. 7 :00-Upper Room Bible class nmeet, in Lane hall. 7 :00--Ex-naval and military academy men meet at dinner at Chinese Gar- dens. $ 7 :30-Craftsmn meet at Masouic tem- ple. 7:45-Newark club meets in room X04, Union. 5 :00-Chinese Friendly circle meets downstairs in Wesley hall. 9:00-Round Up club (lance at 'Wash.. t(,na, Country club. SU 'I)AY 9:15-Professor Tilley's Bible discus-' sion group at H-arris hall. 9:30--iversity Nenl's Bible class meets in uipper room,. Lane hall. 9 :30-Cosgregational Students Bible classes. 12 :00--Collgregational open foram. 12 :00-MFethodist Students'Bible class. es meet in Wesley hail.' 4 :15-Fa cly Twilight recital in Hill auditorium. t{ :00 - pen house f'or all students in jWesley hail 6 .'O-arrs hall supper and talk by D. L. ,Quirk. 6 :30-Student ireside chat at Con. 6gregational ec urch. 1:30-Wesleyan 'guild meets in 1Meth- odist church. 6 :36 Prof. G~. D. Weiner will give a ( series of Thanksgiving readings at Unitarian church. 17-NOTICES UniversiAty Miel club, indoor range will be open from 9-12. All organizations and ,class treasurers that have not signed up for space fin the 1923 Michiganensian' have Just two days left to do so. Better call at Press building att once. There is an exhibition of the paint-1. ings of Nicolas Roerich, noted Rus- sian artist, daily in the West Gallery, of Alumni Memorial hall. This col-b lection is placed on display under the auspices of the Ann Arbor Art associatioln.I All sophomores and upper classmen I who play musical instruments meet!, in front of Waterman gymnasium at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. Sopho- mores are requested to wear toques. Typewriters, all eluding -portable. popular inakes, in-? S. A. _Morl'n, Rtoom 2, In For' sale or rent. i Univ.--Adv. __ _ j I "Martha Ann Thanksgiving.- St.-Adv. Fruit Cakne" for Tices, 117 So. Main LAST TIMES TODAYd ANNA WILL WIN YOUR HEART ! 1 : Examine our newest designs in fine jewelry This year we are showing one of the finest assortments of Christmas gifts we have ever had in our store. Many of these piece represent the finest work of the modern gold- smith, silversmith and worker in platinum. In our stock of Gruen Watches you will find creations of the Guild that ,have won reputation for accuracy and dependability. I I I STATE STREET HILL ALUlITORIITM ELECTRICAL' SCOREBOARD I NOVEMBER 25TH f r . travangzas. University *guides, obtained to show ED CROSS D I~ Evisitors the points of interest on the campus and originally established as APPROA CHES ,GOAL; an accomodation to faculty members desiring to have their, guests shown: Memberships. for . the Ann, Arboni the University, are now available for ed Cross drive now amount to students as well, 'is the announcement' ,875. This does not quite reach coming from the office of the Dean of st year's record of $2,000, however Students. ere is still one more day .of the This service, which is rendered free ,mpaign and it is believed'by the off-i of charge, may be had every day dur- rs of the Annl Arbor chapter thia i ing the school week from 9 to 12 '-' e $2,Q00 mark will he more than clock in the morning and from 1:30s stalled. and 5 o'clock ins the afternoon. On! Students have supported the~ drive' Saturdays guides will be availabl ll this year and it is reported that! from 9 to 12 o'clock in the morning. ree fraternities subscribed 10,0 per' These men are _iiformed on the his- at memberships. 1 Tory of the institution, the new build- 3 ing pr ogram, and other features of1 ___________________________ this sort, as well as being guides through the various buildings. AT THE THEATERS 1I Scott Addresses Qua dsangles Scren-Tday 1Xiolssor F." N. Scott spoke before ,Scren oay ytheQuadrangles club at a meeting --I Thursday night at the home of Prof.; Arcade-Alice Brady in "Anna A. E. Wood on Forest Ave. His talkI Ascends; comedy and news j was on the, Pyrenees mountains in! feature. Spain. ! Majestic - "White Shoulders," Upton Sinclair's sensational boulk with Katherine MacDonald and I "They Call Me Carpenter", reviewezl Bryant Washburn; and com- I in The Sunday Magazine for Nov. 20. edy. } --Adv.j ORP START! .stogy ar~ ~- o'.X HE' HNG SUNl DAY Y ITS 'EARLS DAWLEY ,For Service, Quality and Try us Price's W'LL HELP YOU MAKE THAT 9 O'CLOCK BLU-GOLD LUNCH P OLLY knows a. won-.' 'derful picture when she sees one: 'That's wh~y+ she's shouting' for "Anna Ascends," Alice Brady's. J, greatest. Nita Naldi, Day- - id Powell and Robert. E lis in the cast. Gauat SPECIAL -- "A TRIP TO PARAMOUNT TOWN" WYITH A CAST (OF 501 STARS Rodolph Valentino, Wallace Reid, Thomas Meighan, Gloria Swanson, Bebe Daniels, and 'many, others. COMEDY- "THEY SKIPPER'S SERMON" SUNDAY THRO GH TUESDAY___ 605 CHURC-H, EAST OF VAN'S GAS STATIOIN i A . *1 Dircted by J-11 _, Orpheum-,Franklin Farnuinin "When East Comes West;" comedy and news. Wuerth-Marie Prevost in "The Married Flapper;". and Max Li.nder's "The Three Must-Get- Thei rs." 1