dams to Decker inclusive, and the third group wita
to Patterson inclusive, will meet at a dinner at the

names
IUnion.

a

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D notice to all members of
stant to the President until1
lust be typewritten.
1927 NUMBER 149

'be a convocation
1 Schoolmasters'
leir annual meet-
ress will be given
of Japan to the
>f clinics, will be
mit students and

the rear doors of Hill
seats will be provided
re will be no academic
>]masters' Club are re-
oor of Hill Auditorium

Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Mellott, Room 274 West Engineering
Building, or from members of the Committee, R. R. Johnson, It. V. Churchill,
F. A. Meckle, A. D. Moore.
Announcement is also being made by mail.
Committee on Social Meetings.
Economics 51:
Ten o'clock section, Room 102 Economics, will not meet today.
A. ). Schnluz
The Reserve Band:
There will be an important rehearsal at 4 o'clock this afternoon, in
Morris Hall. Attendance will be taken.
Nicholas 1. Falcone, Director
Negro-Caucasian Club:s
All members are urged to attend the final business meeting for the
year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orkley Johnson, 620 Church. St., Friday
evening, April 29, at 8:00 p.m.
Wn. 31. Howard
Ann Arbor Art Association:
The New York Society of Painters Exhibition in the West Gallery,
Alumni Memorial Hall will remain open through Sunday, May first.
- Bruce M. Dona~ldson
Modern Language Coniernee:
Attention is called to the following corrected program of the Modern
Language Conference of the Schoolmasters' Club to- be given today at 2:15
P.. M. in Angell Hall, Room 1025:
Oral Work in Modern Language Instruction
Professor M. S. Pargment
Practical Helps for the Foreign Language Teachers.
Miss H. M. St. John, Detroit
Actual Conditions in University Teaching of German.
Professor W. L. Willey
A summer at $he University of Porto Rico.
Miss Adelaide Russell, Detroit
The Use of Realia in the first two years of Modern Languages.
Mr. Frederic Sanchez
Open to members of the Schoolmasters' Club.
Lafayette F. Dow

Americans Respond
In Appeal For Funds!
Reports issued from the American
Shakespeare Foundation at New York
city indicate that the appeal for funds
to rebuild the Shakespeare Memorial
theater at Stratford-on-Avon, de-
stroyed by fire last year, hes been
eagerly responded to by colleges and
preparatory schools throughout the
United States.
At' the University of Chicago, Butler
university, Indianapolis, and at Be-
 loit college, committees are already
actively engaged in obtaining. sub-,
scriptions from studehts and faculty
members.

CRUZ

I AMEI

Sirst


C. C. Little.

A prize of FIVE E

violation of the rules

theC
'spec]

on for operating

d on warning for driving
Automobile Committee.
s' Club and the Michigan
lowing University lectures
r, will deliver the following

WI


4:15 P. M. in

to our

rday,
1.
tts Historical
P. M. Friday,

E. Robbins.

g to enroll in.Bulsiness
is a Career for College
n, May 2, at 4:10 P. Al1.
John R. Effinger.

Education on

A. S. Whitney

Students in
in Room 205
morning from

E. Bigge

ssociation on
to August 6,
ieration and
are interested

r.

April 29. Assign-

jSenior Engineers:
The Senior class picture is now on display in Spedding's window, and
will remain there till Monday. Please check your picture and notify Sped-
ding of any errors in spelling of names, etc.
Ralph B. Ehlers.
Phi Lamda Upsilon:
Initiation: Friday, April 29, Room 300 Chemistry Buildin.g, 7:30 P. M.
Banquet: Saturday, April 30. Haunted Tavern, 6:30 P. M.
Robert F. Ruthruff.
The Open Road:
Any girls -interested in the Open Road Tours to Europe this summer
may meet MissGordon Dawburn, Field Secretary, after ten o'clock today at
Barbour Gymnasium.
Beatrice W. Johnson, Adviser of Women.
French 2 at 8:00, Mr. Trotter:
My French 2, class at 8:00 o'clock will iot meet on Saturday.
R. C. Trotter.
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Who Are They? They Are
The RockfordI
Players
t
with Robert Henderson as director, Rey-
nolds Evans as leading man, Amy Loomis
as leading lady, Frances Horine, Camille
Masline, Frances Bavier, Franklin Wait'k
and others. They have just finished seven
months of capacity stock'in Rockford, Ill,
and are opening their season of FIVE-
SPRING PLAYS Tuesday night with
the brilliant costume farce.j
"TheFirebrand"
in the new Sarah Caswell Angell Hall
All seats reserved, at 75 cents.
Course tickets, $3.
On sale at the State Street bookstores.
tRead The Daily "Classified" Columns

SA

Luxurious chambers for all toba
Unusual fixtures designed for
United States.
SPECIAL F
FREE Flowers for the ladies.
SFREE-A 25c tube of shaving

A

With the opening
campus, Ann Arbor wil
cigarettes that this colles
Every worth while

morrow of
see one o:
town has
ature a me

FREE-A
FREE-A

35c
40c

bottle of
bottle of f

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J. Gates

HEADQU
With each dollar pipe or over we

may meet
on, Fourth
afternoon


Bursley

cat Eng:
h the Air Service
nately a dozen of
Mechanicals and
and $1860 initial
For particulars
Professor E. A.

In our
Our salesme
be in a pos
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to
an

We. consider it no little tribute to
store in the middle western territory.

F. W. Pawlowski

Men have not bought
a basis of service giality-

these pipes

on Monday,

meet Friday, April 29.
S. K. Proctor.
102, Economics Building.
A.E. Wood 8
s plans to hold four meetings
hmursd an.nd the third groun

TROUBADOR BAND
UNITED CIGAR S
New Michigan Theatre Building

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