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Hlolck is one of ..the tEre' fDoortoeA pea
students brougt there i~st Week a o s, A p
der the auspices of the Ltberal club. In eneit ShowICR AS
dXF T IC E S Dodos, local dramatic group, will
IN REGIS1TRATION { resent thiree short one act plays at
--- their playhouse, 716 Spring street,
Increase in enrollment in the Ulni=' tenlglit I. ra performance for the ben-
versity for the second semester will efit of the Ann Arbor committee for
amount to approximately 09~,ecord- .
ing to 'statistice prepared by the reg th'e relief, of Russian children. Fifty
istrar :early in the semesteft last fall, "curious membership cards" have been
These statistics are prepared, ar. sold for the performance at $1 each,
fully and the actual con o.sta which will tax the playhouse to capac-
dents at the end of the year usually 'it y.
either °conies within the tnbrers- si hetreprfracso
timated, or exceeds that uur 46r by Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last;
a low margin, week, "Swimming Apples", by John
Last year, it wnas' prediceted that: the'R . Adanms, of the rhetoric depart-
same number, as thiis jean,0, oo. is ment, will open the program. Vivian
apply for admission to the tUniersity. L. McDonald, :spec., and Oakley -C;'
in the winter. The total estihiated at- Johnson,: of -the rhetoric department,
tendance was 11,127; the total actuti will appear in this play with Mr.
attendance was 11,121, a dmfeirence of Adamsl.
seven. FIllowin g this Margaret Grenell's
"tlnderstiandlng" will be offered. Bie-,
Swark t:11E, Mores to New York sides. Mrs. Grenell, Emily Wires, '23,
Emerson:.Swart,*12A1,' has left the and Mary Alice Flynn, a 10 year old'
Hudson Motor Car: cominy -r i grl, wIll act in this. number.j
he was assistant distrctt manaer of't' he final presentation of the even-
the eastern territory,. to act~ept a pp-: lug' will; .be the hit 'of the previous
sition, with the P. W. Chapiran bond- performance, "Monkey Glands", by,
ig company of New' York: City. Lowell ~ Carr:,of the sociology de-
partment. Professor Clarence Meader,.'
Senior LUt' Meet This.4fteriwon of the. Latin department, Howard D.I
,A sh6rt meeting will be held by' the 'Roelofa, of the rhetoric department,
seniorlits at 4 o'clock this afternoon; Luella Townley, grad, and Mr. Carr
in room 205, ;Mason' belt. InA addition 'will appear in this farce.
to sonme rotinie bhsiness, reports of TPhe .entire, proceeds of the eveningf
. several' committees' will be: given at will be,.turned over to the Russian
this time..." relief, fund.
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'Awsrneian 'i.roops at Attentio e in Colii 11, Pro' loins to Embar king fo; the United States
Coblenz 'has seen the last of these doughboys, who were among thos 3 brigaded with Allied forces about
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FOUR FACULTY MEMBERS AND
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FOREIGN STUDES\T TO ADD)RESS
FRESHaIiLANENGINEERS TODAY
Jorgen Holck, of the University of
~Copenhagen, will speak before the
regular assembly of the freshman en-
gineers at 11 o'clock today in room
348 of the Engineering building. He
will discuss the organization of the
Danish universities, and the part the
student body plays in the social and
W~itical life of their country.
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Nine University extension lectures
were give'i in the, state yesterday,
,four were by 'members. of the faculty
and .the 'other five'wer health lectures
by .doctors affiliated. with the joint
.-ommittete on public health. Prof.
Clifton 0. Carey, of the ,surveying de-
partmnent, addressed: the Fellowship
club of professional and business wo-
men at Lansing on ".inesd Highways
and Byways."~ Prof. Marion .C., Wier,
of the rhetoric department, gave. the
second lecture with "The Cello.-Lec-
ture Recital" 'as his subject, before the
Rapid River schools.
Prof. Arthur ,H. Blanchard; of the
highway, engineering .and ,transport
department, spoke before the Commner-
cial club 'at Allegan 'on "The, Use of
the Motor. Truck 'in Rural Conmmun-
sties," "Standards. of Education,"? was
the subject~ upon which P~rof. Clifford
Woody, 'of the departmnent of educa-
tion,. talked before. the Parent-Teach-
ei's association at Decatur.
Dr. C: D'Cati spoke before the
Br'itton Pa t4' eslier's ,association
about "Those Nerves." Dr. A. M. 'Bar-
rett delivered "Mental Hygiene and
Social Welfare", to- the Adrian Wo-
man's club, w~shile Mars. Caroline Bart-
lett Crane was the speaker at the
Bartford public health day. Dr. A. W.
Hornubogen'spoke before the Wakefield
'Woman's clu~b on, "Goitre-Its Preven-
tioi and Cure." Dr. B. H. Masselink,
using as his subject "Our Teeth and
What They -Do for, Us,". addressed the
Covert Parent-Teacher's association.I
Eating May ,Ba a Habit!
Matki yowr Luz 2hes a pleasure
eI ting at
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