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in te Buletn isconsruciventice to all members of
shty. Copy received by the As~u to the Pre ident until
(11:30 a. mn. Saturdays~.

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e ns :
here will be no confernce of the Deans oan Wednesdlay, April 30.
.rbor Art Association':
here will be an exhibitionl of watercolors, etchingbs, and dry-points by
Gallaghier, and of color wood prints by J. Waiter Pillip,,at Mvemorial
week days at 1:30 and Sundays at 2:00O p. ino. fron) 'iaturdaI~y, April 26,
nday, May 4, inclusive.
udents of the University and the Schools will be a nttaed free.
Warren PV. Lomblardl, Pry,,il d. t.
Lecture:
n Monday April 28 at 2:00 o'clock P. lv. r. "'S. Ac e Tan, irect-
Personnel for the Westinghouse Electric and M:vfv. Co., will dAvc'r an
s in the Natural Science Auditorium on tlhe subject of "Personnel
ems in Modern 'Works Management." This aiddres;s will be delivered
the classes in Economnic, 32 andMech. Engineering 36. All others
sted are invited to attend. (has. It. (Gordy.*
C. C. Edijiun&,.
y of the (Coll ges of Engilacrug' aud Arlhlietire:
here -will be a mneetling of the Faculty of these Clleg~s on iMoridlay,
28, at 4:15 p. an. in Room 411 West engineering ]3uiliing.
Loui.4 A. Hlopkins, Secretairy.
more Engineecrs:
ssembly Monday, April 2th, at 10 o'clock in Room 34 x. Prof. A. Ti.
hiard of the Highway Engineering Dept. will address the class.
A. 0. Lee, Class Mentor.
eSlpeaking for Eniners:
hie following mnen will appear on the program for Tuesday, at 7:30 p).
pril 29, Room 348 West Engineering -Bldg.: Clinton, Chairiuan, 'axed
s. Stewivart, Sadowski, Hill, Kearns, Reiseb, Katz, Wig,,hvtman, M"'.urer,
la C. A. Schidt. Chairman of A.ssemb:lies.

Scttors hi IBasicses Adtintistraio:
If interested in a selling position wv
H. Barnes in Rjoom 106, Economics Bb1
Banker's Son Leads I
B5atle For Free j
Spea ch For "Redts"
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vian industrial concern see _1r. A. ANDERSON tIIO SPEAI(1ON
d,. next M onday, between 1:;0 .: andr , ;1
Edmund . Day. itsHE CENTER CHRI ST"
jI Dr. Frank L. Anderson, president of
, O N the Interziatio~nalt Baptist Seminary1
~V H T'S GOIN ON and considered one of the leading j
. speakers and authorities of religious
MI prson orsocitie usig I education work, is to be the speaker
colunin should include In their nioticesj this in e Wing at the Baptist church,
when e will deliver an address on
day, hour, &and plac'e. All no(,Ices.rj eta Crs.
j wltl'61iI this (data .will be disregarded. "TeCnrl hrt.
i D~r. Anderson was for many years
14 1 D14l rominent in a pastorate in Chicago,s
SUNDAYand later turned his attention to relig-
9 :10-Uiviersity Meen's Bible class3 ions education work amiong the poorer
meets, Lane hall. element, and soon became noted forl
10:30- Coimniunlon scr rice, lzr°' iy. his success in this line. In the capac,:
te 3-rini src c7, . Dl ity of president of the International1
10:30-Morning ermon-"The ReiTptist Seminarylhe has gvnsy
gion -of- a Real hbay", Unitarian oral noteable addresses, and is expect

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Wins As Dei
To G. O.P..
.Pinchot's

regsate SPROF PATEN WILL TUt
Rebuked; BEFOE ECONOMICS GULfi
Prof. W. A. Paton, of economics de-
irtv.ent. wi-l speak on "The Econi-
<, on cs of Overhead Costs" at the meet-
; ing of the Economics club at 7:45 o'~-
clock tomorrow night in room 104,
z Economics building. All graduates
and mlembers of the economics faculty
are invited.
A : The last meeting of the club for the
;..:: year will be held on Monday, May 19,
accor-dinig to Prof. Edmund E. Day,
head ofZ the department and president
of the club.
('ALEN '1)AR 0OF SPRING* EVEXTS
Aptril 28--Baseball - Northwestern
j-: vs. Michigan.
Mfay .3---Iaseball-Illinoig vs. Mich-'
igan,

112:00--Miss Margaret Lewis of lNow1
York city speaks at Presbyterian
12 church.
2:15--Philippine Michigan Club meet-
Ging;, Lane hall.
'5 :30-Social hoar. Untitariaan chutrch.
+);30-Stutdents' Fireside chOt on "The
Labor Problem", Congr~gational
church.
:45-- Si dentls' sn fiprer, IVnitariain!
I G~--!'enh~fermioii on "Christ andl
the New World of Labor, Presbyter-
ian church.
f3:3 --1 r. rl1'hephtie Raphael speaks, on
I"The Boy Problem as I Have Seen
IIt", Unitarian church.
7:30----l'Qn fy Adams Sawyer', a mo-
tion pictuire, Coangreg ational church.

ed to puEt_ forth some interesting and
unusual 'conceptions in his address
this morning.
In addition, Dr. Anderson is to
sp~eak before the regular assembly of
the Student Guild this afternoon, and
will on this occasion speak on "Pit-
ting the New American for tihe New (
America."

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Baseball Results
AMERICAN LEAGUTE
Detroit, 16, Chicago 7.
St. Louis 11, Cleveland 2.
Newv York 4, Boston 3.
.Philadelphia 2, Washington 0.
NATIONAl, T;EAI J'TE
Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati 0.
Boston 5, Philadelphia 4.
New York: 5, Brooklyn 1. (7th).
Chicag-o, St. Louis-rain, no game.
"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything
quickly.Adv.

lph Strassburger in naval
aniform .
EPunishment for his suggestion that
IFrancis J. Heney be employed as coun-
sel to the senate committee investi-
gating the affairs of the internal bur-
eau, is seen in the defeat is seen in
the defeat of Governor Gifford Pinichot
as delegate-at-large from Penn syl -
vania to the Republican national con-
vention.' William S. Vare, organiza-
tion leader in Philadelphia, and rep-!
resentative in congress withdrew hiis

MaC y 9-10--Spring gamies.
Mlay 10-Dual track meet-Ohio
State vs. Mlichigan.
May 13--University elections.
May 17-Father's day. Cap night.
May 19-Blaseball-Iowa vs. Mich-
igan.
May 21-24-M?.ay Festival.
Mlay 3f;--Iaseball-Notre Dame vs.
M4ichigan. IMid- Vest Olympic tryouts.
May 31lwasball-Wisconsin vs.
Myic t:gaa. Mid-West Olympic try-
couts.
June 14--/Alumnus day.
June 19 -Commiencement.

Corli,;s Lamnt IMONDAY
Corliss hamont, xenlor in Iharvard , 4 -.0--Ji 4seball .-- Nortivwestetu vs.I
university, and ,-on of the noted New iv I Mchigan. Ferry field.
York banker, Thiomas W. Lamont, has 4 :30-FresiimN) Girls' Glee riub re-;
gone over the heads of the governing hearsal, 'i3arboiur gymnasium.
board of the IHarvard Union in his de- 7 :0t'(ueatiren club meeting, room
termination to have Eugene V. Delis, 304, Union. /
Socialist, and W. I. Foster, Coynmui i. ,7 44-rEeoncnics clumb meeting., Pro-
ist, speak before the union, of whiichi fessor Pat on speaks on "The Econ-j
he is vice-president. The board vetoed' omics of Overhead Costs," Econom- 1
the idea, but Lamont appointed a ics building.
committee to pass on the eligibility
of speakers. 41:f{-Al l'ITE S)A.Y
_______________________I0:____--All_ freshmnu banquet, Union

incident and Ralph S-trassbuirger of
Norristown won by an overwhelming
vote.a
S. 0. Davis former owner of the
Davis Toggery shop at 119 So. Main
has opened a men's furnishing shop
at 308 Maynard Street.M


nMonday, April 28, at, 3p. m., 205 Economics luild-
A. F.Wood.



ral ]Union Rehearsal:
Special rehearsal for Sopranos and Altos will be held this afternoon
o'clock, at the School of Music. Bring "Primav era" and "B Minor Mass"
es. F. Y. Moore, Conductor.
'S Educational Club:t
President Chas. M(--inn( y of Ypsilanti Norm)al-Colleg;e will speak at tl e
W's meeting on Monday azt 7 p. in., in room 304 of the Mich ,gr.n Unibn. All
taking course; in Education are invited and urged to be present.,
Frank L. Palley, Pres.

ENGRAVING-

Sophomore engineers will have a ! ass emnlly hall.
class meeting at 10 o'clock, Monday,' 7:3 --A delldiI-Alpha Nu freshman de-,
in room 348, Engineering building. late, University hall.
Prof ArhurH. lancard ofthe8:00- University lecture, Bertrand
Prof.~~~~~~~ ArhrII.Ba1 rd fte Russell speaker, 1Hill auditorium.
highway engineering and transport ______
depatmen wil spak.Madsion," Wis., April 26.-Ten acres
".Tmmi te atakr"sels aytingIof level land along Lake Mendota to
"Jimi te dtaer sll aythng! ie bed ,. r intramural athletic field
quickly.-Adv..-and for. m~tre dormitories was tent-.
atively arwed by the Wisconsin
Patronize Daily Advertise rs.--AdtV ' board of r-ents.

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1-o i rold Banr
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IEarl V. .Mcre
Photo by Itentschler

Frederick Stoch
Photo by Matzene

Dusolina (Glannili
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Aihert°fo SaIl i
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PARTICIPANTS

FOURDAYOF GOD USIC
Six LITCNERTS

SONG ICDS

Ieente Ball ester
Photo by Allpeda

fiumn many operas--Oratorio sing-_
ers--Violinist-Harpist-P-"ianist
---Organist.
TWO BIG CHORUSES
THJE CHORAL UNION
and the
CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL
CHORUS
THE CHICAGO SYM-
-PONY ORCHESTRA

TWO
be.

famous choral works will
given for the first time in
America

('eunre Baromneo
Photo by White

MAY

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LA PRIMAVERA

EARL V. MOOR E, MUSICAL DIRECTOR

by) RESPIGHI


SNEW"ARTISTS

GIANNINI,

SAL VI,

K RUEGER,

BALLESTER, LAMONT, LENT,
DADMU.N, SCHIPA, will be heard

is the stage name of Chase Sykes, a prom~-
inent "Michigan Man" who is filling a
three year contract for leading roles
at the La Scala Opera.

SEADRIFT
by DELIUS

and

rrest Lament
Photo by Daugerre

CONDUCTORS
EARL V. MOORE
GEORGE 0.. BOWEN
FREDERICK' STOCK

for the first tim-e in Ann Arbor.

Phloto by I-AvoodI & G'wood


-the other artists have all been heard in Ann: Arbor.

Good Cour.se Tickets may still be secured 'ait the School of Music in the $5.00 and $5.50 Sections.
"Festival Coupons" will still be accepted. at $3.00 each for a short time. For tickets or booklet an-

noullcemrerits, please call at office or address

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