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THEI MICHIGAN DAILY
FRIDAY, APRIL ",0, 192q
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MORE[ MEN ENROLL
FOR WORLD CRUISE
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Mlichig'an Delegation N ow Numbniers
1WIth Total Of MO0 Signedl For
Trip Next Year.
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PLAN TO TAKE MOVIES{
'Michigan's delegation on the world
cruise has increased to ten members,
it was announced yesterday by Lionel;
Crocker, of the 'public speaking 'de-'
partment, who is in charge of the to-
cal enrollmnent: The -announcement l
which was made at a luncheon held
at the Union for all interested in'
making the trip, also indiicatedl that
there are a number of prospects yetJ
to be heard from.
The entire registration has reached
330, 'according to word received b)yx
Mr. Crocker from A. C. Mclntosh,'
presidenrt of the University Travel as-
sociation, who also stated that wordl
had .been receivedi from foreign coun-
tries which are "enthusiastic and
think it will be quite 'wonderful." Mr.
MI&ntosh also announced 'that the
steamer Ryndain of 'the 11hilandt-Ain-
erican line has 'been selected.
The itinerary includes more than
35,000 miles, vi. iting 35 countries aild
'0 cities, not including ports. It is
probable that a color morving 'picture
outfit from Hollywood Will be taken
an the trip, besides a standa'rd Padhe ;
camera in addition 'to std'ents' i
vate moving picture 'outfits.'.tOn' board
there will be .a developing room and
all the necessary appa'ratus.
The faculty consists of 50 teachers,
two of Whom are from Michigan, Mr.
Crocker and Prof. W. 'C. TRufus, of the
astronomy department. Pr'ofessor
Rufus announced at the luncheon that
the students studying astronoimy will
'visit Mt. Wilson observatory. where
the world's largest lenses have been
gathered. Daily radio dispatches will
be sent 'to keep 'the students in touch
with their frelatiVes and friends.
EDUCATIONL COUNCIL
AWADSSCOLASHPS
Seven scholarships of $1,000 each
have been announced recently by the
American Council of Education to in-
crease understanlding and friendship
among nations by encouraging Amer-
ican university students to pursue a
kart of their education in uiniversi-
ties 'of other countries. The fund wais
provided by individual donors wind
will be used during the year 192c;-27.
It is required that those who win the
scholarships be at least 18 years'sof
age and that they have been in resi-
dence at a university for two acadenm-
ic years. They~~ must expect to take
their. Junior year at a foreign untlver-
'sity and return to their American cola-
AT THE THEATERS
Today--Sereen
Arcade-"Hogan's Alley," with
all star cast.
Majestic-"The Auction Block,"
with Charles Ray and Eleanor
Boardm an.
Wuerth - "Old Clothes," with
Jackie Coogan.
Today--SW0g
Garrick (Detroit) - "Come on
Ruth," with Gladys Lloyd.
Shubert Lafayette (Detroit) -
"Carmencita and the Soldier,"
by Moscow Art Theater Mus-.
ical Studio.
Bonstelle Playhouse (Detroit)-
"Romteo and Juliet," in mod-
ern dress.,
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Irving Warinolls,OS C
CHIROPODIST ANN Ib
ORTHOPEDIST
707 NI. Unive rsity Ave. Phone 21212.
AUTO PARTS
For All Makes ot Caro.
TIRES FOR SALE.
i JUNK 0CARS 13OUQHT
PRONE 3035.
KESSLER BROS., Canal Street
Owing to a local contract ti
no dance tonight-, Friday, 2
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Men's Broadcloth Shirts-white, tan, grey, blue..... $1 .35
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Men's Athletic Union Suits, per suit .
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Men's Fancy Silk Sox, pair .....................30C
Men's White Handkerchiefs .....
Antn Arbor Dry
316 SOUTH MAIN-Near'
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XVHITMlrOR E LAKE
formerly owned by Jim Burkex
Dance Saturday, May 1 st, and Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights as
usual until the close of season.
Music by Reule Kenyon
!lege to secure their degree the follow-
ing year.
Awards will be made on scholarship,
i tellectuial interests, mental and
phbysical ability. andl seriousness of
purpose. No l'imitation will be placed
on the winners as to the university
w'.hich they wish to attend nor the
studies which they wish to pursue.
All applications must be filed with
the Amnefican Council of Education, 26
!:Jackson Place. Washington, D. C., not
later than May 15,
JACKSON.-After mounting stead-
ily for severa l months, th~e population
of the Michigan State prison has pass-
ed the 2.600 mark, being reported as
2.02 today.
Goods Co,
Wuerth Theatre
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and his University Ramblers
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DETROIT THIEATRE5
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fives. - 50c to $2.50
G AR R I C K Wed. Mat. Sac to $1.50
Sat. Mat. 50c to $2.00
. -* RUTH!"
A ComodY of
Youthi. Love and Baseba ll
Nights 75c to $1.5c
von #tePlayhouse Mt.ushr
Woodward at Allot Tel. Glendale 9792
The RONSTEL LE CO.
Presets
4"It t* n d uht Modern Dress
Every extra mile you get from your
tires is another mile of clear-profit truck
or bus operation-another slice off your
tire costs,
F~irestones will1 deliver greater mileage
than any other equipment money can buy
-they're Gum-Dipped for extra mileage
and service.
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gybed Lafayett ights, 5oc to $o2.5o
Shubo Latyet Saft.eatS-$2.0
Pop.Thifrs.Mat. '50Cto0$1.50, plus tax, cad. 8705
MOSCOW ART THEATRE MUSICAL STUDIO
"Ttamencita aleSoldier"
.d1.XMft.h~dEYQ. .,'YSISTRATA1Fe"
SmthTire R-arCo,,
A_' N ARBOR, MICIGAN\
.012 South
Aill St.4
Yholie 8716
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complete fire pro-
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Let us write
your insur-
ance policy.
Ann Arbor
Home Builders'
Association'
THAT means '"Pipa Amoroso" in the Latin, or
tepipe-lover" in plain campus English. P. A.
has certainly endeared a pipe to more men than
any other letters in the smoke-alphabet. Because
Prince Albert lets a fellow smoke all he wants
to--and makes him want to!
Cool as the stare of a marble Venus. Sweet
as the approach of vacation. Fragrant as spring
blossoms. Think up your own similes, Fellows.
You will when you pick P. A. and a jimmy-pipe
for permanent roommates. Prince Albert is
great tobacco, and that's not blah.
Get yourself a tidy red tin of Prince Albert
today. Fill the bowl of that old jimmy-pipe to
the brim and borrow a match. Then you're set
for some great smoke-sessions, as sure as you're
a foot high.
V. A. is sold everywhere . In
tidy red tins, pound and half:~
pound tin h umidors,- and
pound crystal-glass humidors
with sponge- moistener top.
And always with every bit of
bite and parch removed by
the Prince Albert process.
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