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Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until
3:30 p. in.y (11:30 a. m. Saturdays).
Volume !71 I: l-+AI', FE "!,g pr.Rq d 21, JIM ")
Faculty, College of Literature, 'fRcieiice and the Arts:
The February meeting of the Literary Faculty will be held Tuesday,
February 23rd, at 4:10 P. I1. in Room 2225 Angell Hall.
The new Freshman B'lanksm will be discussed by Registrar Ira M. Smith;
Personnel work with Freshmen, by Professor W. A. Frayer; and the work
of the newly organized Senate Committee on Vocational Guidance, by Dean
E. E. Day.
John R 1. Effinger.
Ann Arbor Art Association:
There will be an exhibition of paintings of Michigan artists, selected
from the Scarab Club's e,_hihit at the Detroit Institute of Arts, shown at
Alumni Memorial hail, until Feb. 28th, week days 1:30 to 5:00 P. M., and
Sunday 2:00 to 5:00 P. Md.
Warren P. Lombard, Pres.
Olratorical Contests :
Contests leading to the Ntorthern Oratorica'l League will be held as fol-
lows:
Junior Contest, Feb. 23, 3 P. 111. Room 302, Mason Hall.
Sophomore Contest, Feb. 24, 4 P. M. Room 302, Mason Hall.
Senior Contest, Feb. 25, 3 P. M. Room 302, Mason IHall.
Thloma's C. Truebulood.
Condition Examninationi, Chemistry 61:
The examination for Dental Students who received a condition in Or-
ganic Chemistry 61, will be given at J o'clock Saturday morning, February
27, in. Room 410 Chemistry Iluilding.
Leigh C. Anderson.
Architecturial Acoustics:
The class in Physics 130 (Arch. Acoustics) will meet as usual Tuesday
morning, and will be excused Thursday morning instead of Tuesday morn-
ing. D. L. Rich.
U. of 141. Section Soc. of Anerietan 'Hilitary Engieers Scabbard and. Blade:
A combined meeting will be hield at the Union, Tuesday, 'February 23rd,
at 7:45 P. M. 'Col. H. W. Miller will ;peak on~ "Post War Developments in
Anti-Aircraft Defence."
z Johtn (a. Perlkins, Pres. S. A. I .
"Sigma. X[{Leture:
A lecture upon Museum Ideals will be given by Prof. A. G. Ruthiven in
the Natural Science Auditorium on Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 8 P. Mv. The
public is cordially invited.
E. 131. Bragg, Pres.
Varsity Band:s
Meet 7:15 at Yost Field House to play for the basketball game Monday,
February 22, 1926.
Paul F'. Schlanderer.
Psychology 128:
Those who missed the laboratory work Monday or Tuesday the past
week should make this up Tuesday, February 23, from 3-5.
C. It. Griffitts.
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Americanization day will be ob-
served by the Ann Arbor Chamber of
Commerce at its weekly luncheoan-
Tuesday with a program on which the
principal speaker will. be P W. I W.
Collins, lecturer on educational, eco-sl
nmcand sociological topis.. Helie A IVO "L N E AND 0 VEE DOlL 0OILS'
has chosen for his subject, "Wihat
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vice for citizenship. During the war SERVTICE WiITh1 A S=MILE
he acted as industrial expert for the
government, prodiucing the slogan .q k
which was posted ir waRO-sioin
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comes to Ann Arbor under the aus- Also Headquarters for Used Cars.
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k PIIILAI)ELPIIIA, Feb. 20.-Persons to whom politics is a sport are
looking forward to this year's senatorial campaign in Pennsylvania as
the most interes~ting in years; others, who take politics more or less seri-
ously, are shaking their heads or smiling grimly.
The interest will be centered on the G. 0. P. primary, in which three
powers in the party will be competing for a senatorial toga and the state
l eadership.
Indication by Con. William S. Vare of Philadelphia that lie will be a
candidate means either that he's trying to whip somebody into line, or
that wine andl beer will be an issue in the campaign.
Congressman Vare is a power in Philadelphia politics. 'By some he
is given the title "Boss." He is a wet. R-ecently lhe presenltedl in the
lcuse an amendlment which would make it legal to manufacture andl sell
2.75 per cent beer.
Sen. GeorgeXWharton Pepper's other opponent in the three-cornered
race is Gifford Pinchot, governor of Pennsylvania. Pinchot is an avowed
bone dry. Senator Pepper says he is for strict enforcement of the Vol-
stead act, although lie is not a pronounced dry.
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LOCAL EVENTS
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Editor by 4. P. Al.
Hiidner, Finds Economic Ruin
Threatens German ProsperityI
Prof. Jonathan A., C. Hildner of the obtained a large loan from Americanl
Gernj~i. dli~ti ent. who recently re-i bankers on the strength of the fact
turned froin a trip to Europe said yes- that the bankers' agent had heard of
terday, "when I' arrived(, in Germany i the excellence of Munich beer.
I expected to find a number of mod.- 'I __________________
ernistic plays being presented. Mlost ! iI
of them, however, were the older : AT T 1~'1 E T HEA T ER
dramnas,:,revainped and re-staged ac-C
cording to expressionistic ideas. In Today-ScreenU
fact, the play I enjoyed the most while
1 w~as away was one now running in Arcade-"The Eagle," with Rud-!
Nvew York, Franz Wefe's "The Goat olphl Valentino.
Sog." o Hildner said, in regard-to ij MAaesic-"hands Up," with Ray-
economic conditions in Germany, that a mend Grifith.i
it is extremely difficult to reconcile !i
what one sees -fof the people there, jWCuertli - "Brave~heart," withl
~with actual facts. Everyone seem.3 j Rod La Roque.
to be actiye. and employed; and the i
restaurants.Ar 4 J1eaters are filledE Today-Stage7
every night. On the other hand, one I
reads in the paper every morning of ( Garrick (Detroit) -- "S tol e n
15 or 20 fims going into bankruptcy. Fruit." I
The on y'way to account for this, I
Professor Iflildner continued, is to Bonstelle Playhouse (Detroit)--
conclude that certain groups of weal- j "The Man Who Came Back."
thy men are forcing small, firms to the
wall in order to secure monopolies ofi i Shubert Lafayette (Detroit) -
trade and industry. All of GermanyI "Rose-Marie."
Is looking to the United States for
economic salvation. American capi- ; New Detroit (Detroit) -- "The
tal is greatly desired, and is secured i Crab Bag," Ed Wynn.
in curious ways. One Munich firm __________________
St. 'Andrew 's Episcopal Church E
(Corner .])!vision and Catherine Streets)
8:0 . Sunday, February 21 (First Sunday in Lent)
8:0 A.M.-h-oly Communion. (Breakfast is served after the
.r: service.)
9:30 A. M.-Student Inquiry Class in the old Chapel.
11:00 A. M.-Morning service. Baldwin lecturer, Dean Hughell .~
Fosbroke, 'D. D., of the General Seminary, New York. {
S4 :00 P. M.-E~. Y. P. A. service and meeting. Harris Hall.
S6:00 P. M.-Episcopal Students Club. Musical program. SupperE
- and address. Speaker, Dean Fosbroke.
7:3 P.M.-Evening service. "Father and Son" night. Speaker,
7:0 the Rev. Mr. Lonsdale. 4
Mr. Kulkarni will meet with Student
Volunteers at 3:15 o'clock at Wesley
hall.
Baptist guild educational classes
will meet at noon in the Guild house.
Episcopal Students' club will meet
at 6:00 o'clock in H-arris hall.
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Snnday
Work of Michigan artists will be i W. W.. Thoms will speak at 6:30 0'-
displayed fronm 2 to 5 o'clock in the1 clock, on. "The New Arabia," in the
West gallery of Alumni Memorial hall. Baptist guild meeting.
RELIGIOUS I Congregational students' fellowship
Sunday' discussion at 6:30 o'clock on topic,
Lutheran Student club meets at 5: 30 "H1ow Honest Shall WVe Be ?"
o'clock at Parish house, corner WVash-'-I
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