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The PiilippineCiuhigan (lub
The Philippine-Michigan Club will meet today at 3 o'clock in the Upper
Room in Lane Hall. Important matters are to be discussed. All members are
urged to come on time.
Donato T. Snyat, President.
Meitibcrs of the Board of Repre'na1ives:
Thcre will be an important meeting Monday, Oct. 24, at 4 o'clock in the
parlor of Barbour gymnasium.
Evelyn Ogborn, Chairman of the Board of Representatives
Advertising:
The advertising campaign for Ivory Soap which was given one of the
Harvard Advertising Awards for 1926 is now on display in the Business Admin-
istration Library, 203 Tappan Hall. Everyone interested is invited to view
this display.
V. N. Schimalz.
Mather To Speak At MOVING PICTURES
Guild Sunday Night OF GAME TAKEN
Scenes of the Michigan-Ohio State
Prof. Kirtly F. Mather, chairman game featured the portions of the cam-
of the department of geology and ge- pus moving picture taken yesterday.
ography at Harvard university, will Though the Conference regulations: Governor Fred W. Green
speak at the meeting of the Wesleyan prohibit the taking of scenes of the' Who was one of a large party of
guild, Sunday evening, on the subject entire game, the pictures of the crowd notables who attended the Michigan-
of "Evolution and Christianity." and the band were recorded. This Ohio State game yesterday afternoon.
Professor Mather has made an ex- marked the fourth day of work on the Governor Green was the guest of
tensive study of the subject and was moving picture, which is being taken Fielding H. Yost for the game, and
an expert in the recent S'copes trial for the purpose of showing widely was a member of the party which
in Tennessee. More recently, he held scattered alumni associations of the
one side of a debate with Dr. John present life of the University. also included Governor Victor A.
Roach Stratton, noted Baptist funda- Donahey of Ohio, and Prof. Thomas
mentalist preacher of Calvary church. OPERA IS STAGED French of Ohio State university, who
New York, on a subject related to his INDRESS;represented President George Right-
present field. NM DE Dmire of that institution who was pre-
Prof. Thomas C. Trueblood is ar- vented from coming by other engage-
ranging the programs for the Wesley LONDON, Oct. 22.-Like "Hamlet " ments.
an guild, this year. "The Bohemian Girl" has appeared in Included in the large list of prom-
London in modern dress. The book inent men who were guests here for
MINNESOTA-Collegiate personali- of the old opera has been entirely re- the game also was a party of state
ties of every type are bleing sought written and brought up to date for senators and representatives, includ-
to take part in "Gopher Love," the the Carl Rosa Opera company. ing a number of prominent men in the
University movie, which was written But "Heart Bowed Down," "I Dreamt upper house of the state legislature
and is sponsored by campus dramma- I Dwelt in Marble Halls," and other iand the local representatives, who
tists. famous arias have been retained. were the guests of President Clarence
Cook Little.
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