THE MTC HIG'AN DAILY READY! GET SET!VO! -t ils interpretation 'of the part is good' C. Brown, '23, as theoboy,. fit into itheir 'td he is at-homre on the stage. Cath- I parts nicely. erlin e Gr eenough, '23, raniksclose by (The play er irete ly ro.P. hivi in h-r cha.racterization of the old D.T'olseo h ulcsekn m11:id. Her st ,ge 1manner i.s easy and ! departnt? OnThrdvhellyr her Ilin~es are cleverly spoken. Velma! will present Shakcespleare°'s .Much A21 do :1, Carter', '22, as the girl, andI James About .,Nthing". JEP r 4 w Aifter Every Meal A ' i en ni; an rdai C7II i~idi'toz~,dit'!ft in itstheme and maslrl lin 15 Wnerpretl Ilon. REX NGRA ppo[duer o f rhe Pour Hwo ' mI; 'nand '".0i1onerCIf"tnda" 017l'1 11IISIAT 1SICCE'SS 41 - 'feqtJ + Century L:i t AA cat k.>io c ive f rv 4 +i V .ei 'P t; ive( lo>:s) ti,vc. 1(3011as touhthey were _a1)})1l1 to:staa tt tr:.2a5:(:t2 Ental ra ~ce, but he~fy'rE.not. i 1ich ercly Iuullone sect'Lion :o thie Iv. letiet I C CentIm'y Ilmited wvi;hi t}'e wl(ild's 1 l II;r'-;eiand s1peeies':t triti t. ; l('.,'dividied inlto)fi ebcs s ThlisiS helps the stomach. After a hearty meal, try its friendly relief ----- -- - PROSECTOF ~TI itsAnnArbor - , -c FR"Wvaling I.from 'PToronto to Vancu- (Co.t1 inued trom' Page One)10-ol : anl to make ;journey alone quco-s for funds iappas to hinge. 'The on foot" read .the sign on the small ,general contlention is that orlgina0el ., 'h1ich lpassed through, Ann Arbor yesterd-ay (lrOat\'n by Hfenry h~fi)itl appropr'iations were giveni to Ha rhi,: the n)"n who ict making the the U;niversits, with the understandin- longc journey . Behind this ambitious that11,one unit of the buildinlg would';and briave Pedeaitrian There followed be cerecte 1, furhniihed and eqluiptepe i > ,agoil f oleding, clothing, and all 011( lecunt ~h 1c~f f flepln n-suipplies. ft wtis ared. rectangular onc, l eav T1?lil fngdhe r s of t l zan u- Ibox on1 wire wheels And weigh's 400 C' Ins'tead., it is gr gued, t he lirti- alpound,,. 4'r:z , ~u ,,)nfily the entfire shell 1 Mr. har is lot Toronto Dec. 6 and VOIifYputJuthas walked *.1: days. "I can averagc ofthe building, andl consequently ranl 20 miles a lay", said the old, out- ot>i of mo)ney 1,,fore it wvas abla to ) W' door manl, "although inl eather like or iiist-Alita dollar's worth of equlip- I,,-s it is difficult to maintain such an iunt.. 3r. l ~average." H e hope;, to , irive in Van- Practically tliq same kind of paring, is inprspctat ihigan Agricu- -couv r eitheor in Uteh. ltterart of tlrgal coilleyge liegre RYegarding both JdW 01'riOle First part of Julyf. ie will thiis instittion and the U nierity, go via Chlicago, Milwaukece, Minneap- G,)v. Alex J. Groe-geck, in his inaug- :olis, arid will ther: go up in1to Cainada ur1al m1essaIge dcliveredl before a jointan continue on his weary way. cerir of the legislatutre,-ladvised a! Mr. iarri,, hopies by ineans of sell- "breaithing spell"in the approving Qf .iii 'h ciographsl of himnsel' and his a:i 1c rla" lOn . HeM said: outfit to make enough money to pay Crc Sebe"J (' i*f tn of the Tri-State coxigrewl mlust hbe exercised until {furthler obli- ' ic, vlWill he heldl.Jan. 13 and 19 at gations 01ofthis chara'icteor canl 1e "c,2wiromnce.,.1-ii siibjecet will bet' "Flor-, sumned. C o.0 SoUR ernenrt.' "From these observations, it is e-; 11 , congress, v/I'll deail with :pro-' idlen#,tlthat the state requires a. breath-A isl overiflg practically every in- ing shell bef ore fur ther appropriations dtistriul. phas;e of the prob~lems of the C,114 be miate for these purposes. '[ w1i1e heeimpoi tant lake states,-Miech- plolicy adopited by -your state (;fhlsr,,.. n, Wisontsin, and AMinnesoita. Conl- has3 bee~n in icon formiity7 with 11ho olt ec-N'u ion, !ci 1121119ng1nd banking will e xpress5ed idea that real11e:,te i 13pa .- ali be (considteredl in some detail. in-g a disproportionfk1 amounlt of the -- - " co tL, of governlment. A consider able I 141 r o 14 01- Hson ~oredC4 recluction of the tax levy was mnade Al ma, Jan. 16---(By A.P.)-Dr. M~in- possible in 11)21 andl 1922 , but it t Morgan,' past or c1' the Fourth St. not yet reached the point where it Pre-sbyterianl church, Detroit, Truesdlay can ,logically .be said that there isi a was elected chairman of the Board of Jwt and equitable distribtiulion of the 'Pntoes of Almna college. He succeeds bur-den. Gonscq ucatly, a forther 1sub- Itelt Dr. James f. Darkley. stanitiazl dcecrease should be nmade."% Q E D "s .l i f ( P iW l( HfAh ) N S ! I Clever -Comedies Interpreted Well (Coi-tinued_ from Page Cuec) remorse are poignant, that is, - genically speaking". *Janet Miur ray,r '23RdM., played the part of. Una Tat eith- ew'aite, the huslyand -seking mad e , and interpreted her part in a pleas- lng manner. Thre object of her affec- tions, George Coxey, wzas ila yed. by 1C. J. Riley, '23, her father by X1. 14. Landy, '2:3, and a :servant by ('arr - bel Schmlidt, '23. The longer presentation of theo eve- ning by Stanmly Houghton, athough dragging a little at the first, prove) to be quite amusing. Vincent Cray, a. self-made-old-nr-an, who required tho attentions of his young daughter= con- stantly to wait upon him, is made to see that he &s not a feeble; decrepi*t, aged gentleman, but is really qluite younx. AMartha Scrandrett is the 'lively old1 maid who accolnirlishes the curing and arrange:; every thingf o the marriage of his daughYter to h11 suitor who has teen urnfortunatLe enugh in having to secure the 'con- sent of the old man. 11. 1D. Goff, '23,. does an excellent hit of acting" in the part of Vincent Cray,'. GYA.RnC ALL WEEK GRACE G M'>~ tar "TO L4)VrE" wih Prices: lWed. and Sat. Mfat. $2.001, 50 ~ iOERT rhlghts 60-76".1,o CI GH A M ts us. hr. n THE MONSTELLE COPAN Y CN(LARlE 10'1 MEWS V [G(IIROUS As Playi by Sydiney Blackmier THEDAINT IST LETTER Qd comfort to the over-burdened stomach. tis t e b nfca satisfying sweet for old and ,young. And the cost is very small. -7-- PEPPERM NT VL3O' i4AMNN VA ARPt ccc miay bI~ ilaced on the running trac;k and the pictures taken from there:, 1 rogra nfqr the H-op will b)e given' out Febh. G and 7 at the Union. This is done- to avoid econgestiont at the door andi( to allow persons to make' out,,their programs before the Hop. I J. W. Hostrup, 'U4E, is Chairman of the comm-ittee on decorations. Tlhe" MiBle Maize Blossomt Shop is in i 'charge of the decaratinf. (Cot I- room -TO rent? A Daily classi- fOe'I ad will fina a ronmer.-Adv. PAULINE STARKE -- N- 'SALVATI ON N ELL" COMEDY NEWS mVer coinposead is improved if it be ,vritten on dair-ty stationery. You lnow b)OW you jwldge other peCople's 'etters. Well, yours carme in for" the ,arie kind of c;iticism. Get yourt sta- tionery here and your correapon den cc will be above reproach. Your goodi + taste and refinement will be plainly reflected in the stationery we have supplied you. 17 NCK.ELS& ARCADE t'iee'Typewriter & Stationery Store r , . . r :.. t h s I s . 1 1] '"r i f , - , r _ . } - ) j . -:r A . .Y. 1. 'yl C . ,. b -- , 6 ; '' "°r , ti t " th, t f 7 LYr L x T Today and Thursday D111 RilT,1 ,1 10 li "%' C E :.T. ._. ____ .. .I IF