1,1MAT-, NOV EMB ER10 (, 1927" THE MICHIGAN DAILY rPAGE TI I I, LOW LE tL OF AJ[R! ,P ADPASSNER NIJRE L ele ax ge -- . -.... WHE PLNE ITS OLTGE IREIn Shakespec" ,, . MAY MEAN NEW WELL Fire Fs'eies For Coinvalese -id fUnit lliiBe Installed within Short Time SWORK WILLBE DELAYEDI According to the Building and Grounds department, water in the wells of the University botanical gardens on Packard street is so low that a new well may have to be dug. The water level is now down ten or rtwelve feet, and at times it is im- possible to an adequate supply of wa- iter. If a new well is dug it will be Snecessary to go down 80 feet to reach a new strata of gravel. Last winter the state fire marshallvsi ae th ol h sp al b ld Sings after the fire, and ordered fire escapes for the buildings of the conl- valescent unit. At a recent meeting of the Board of Regents money was Iappropriated for this purpose and the.,Building and Grounds departmen~t will install them within a short tinme. The ostwill probably be about $10,-1 000.I In connection with the installation of equipment in the new Museum, the Purchasing department has announc- ed that there will be some delay in the work. A number of the concerns -were unable to get their bids in on ' time, so the final date for accep- tance of bids has been extended toc Nov. 17. As soon as this is done the c equipment will be put in as fast as it can be manufactures:. The Building and Grounds ~~eat epart is now",, making drawings of the old. Museum building in preparation for turning the building over to the1 department of Romance languages, which will occupy the building here-f after. The treasurer's office will taket over the -space in the south wing 'lefta vacant by the department of Romance languages, and will occupy the entire first floor -of the south wing. Mason Will Lecture, For Economics Club'- LONI)ON-La Belle Sauvage, w h e plays were performed in Sie-- peare's time and -where a revolui ionJ came to an endl, is up for lpuhiic auc- Lion. hi gr n ol in nidating back to the time of R4ichard ill, has had a checkered catr er. Writ ten chroni'cles say~ that Sa1vag eS Inn existed in 1453, and in 1584 it was- described as "Ye Belle Savage." In the 17th century the inn sign showedl an Indlian woman holding a- bow and arrow, and in Queen Anne's I reign, a .savage standing lby a bell. Before Shakespeare's time p~lavs. were performed) in the inn-yard. At La Belle. Sauvage was likewise a fencing school. There Banks, the showman, exhibi~d his "marvelous trained horse Marocco," which is re--! 807 E. W Hoe4 Special for Thursday, Nov. 10( Noodi< Choice of Sauerkeraut and. Stuffed V Vegetable Dessert 74 'heater Existin re' Da Is or sales Cordcuroy Lined Coats, 4 Pockets. All sizes, ,'s$.5ec Si l'aals.l~ us oo hs ilershdMvens iacy SM:and WolHose- itre o i ~iuead 7?'' (the )t 11).'~11uI Vah1 es p to9$(- SO-S c y F v l e n % w 1 e el6ax o-ar vo n B o ad c lo th S h ir ts , w ith c o llarlU I u l . f .! 'I li ! l -"l0 17ia t..- -, d 9 the t '. '1i t';ilitfl itt hodl ed i s Y nn A r o D n G o s o ;1 l ti ("I.v l I e1ed g m iihnand the ci izes loxal toI he un ic ite 1!( I. se, o f L thBeiallganvof 1 the iloaditig when he wa ao ut to 3(iSU La N TIF yl~~l t iol ie iisrovered 1I 1 ha2 tthi Pa#:h fellowBrstodd inldlo..Be ei Ihitvni Wlim T in s fhe a~y s i e the deint of" :: ..:.. .. .. ..- an2d the Prem2iSss have been :c2c('upied1 jba Londlon publishing house. FO .G T We allow you 15%7/ as' gon St. on your Laundry bill at our Cash and +Carry %okin_ ~Branmch Office, Press Build ipg )th-Eveniing Dinner, 6 o clock W ieS a anr o 'e Soup, W ieSwnLunr o Pig Hoclks, Plain Potatoes Cash and Carry Branch Office, Press Building, peal Breast Salad Coffee Cpen 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. '5ec .#:44 . Ys.. I I U nusual photo of a smashed airp~lane snared in high voltage wires near Terrelll Texas. By means of a ladder , the uuhnju cel I yecis, srapped in the cockpit:, were brought to safety by finremen amid a vivid and1( ominous electrical display. Foreign Students To Be' Honored By Plans are being completedl for the ery toreign student enrolled in the fifth annual International banquet by University asking 1theml to be the the Students Christian association guests of honor at the affair. Various and the Women's league. The banquet muembers of thbe faculty have reserved is; to be held at the. Union on the. whole tables, and at these tables are "I got the ide from Tito Schp, says Vincent Lopez W ednesday night preceding 'hnanks- giving, at which time a speaker, to be announced at a later date, will be pr~esent.. Invitations are being mailed to ev- TX7l'l'.f;'t' T (TN~T' --A .-.-.,-d ,-.,, 4,,,- 1V V;Z II kJJ.INNI .--I II1ii'UU 1 C )LLUI , entitled "IDress Parade," which p~or- Perry- Mason will speak before the treys cadet life at West Point, will be Economics ulub Wednesday, Nov. 16 released through* the Pathe Exchange on- the sutbject "Public Utilities De- l about October 29. The picture was prediation.°- The meeting will 'be held j sanctioned by the War D~epartment. for at the. Union in room 302. the beiiefit of R.OQ.T.C. uiiits. to 1)eIthe torei~gn stuents. 'Marion Wenger, '29, is chairman of ithe Students Christian Association committee and Dorothy MacEachran., '29, of the Women's league committee. O1HIO SATEL- The modern grid- graph which is now usedI by ab~out 250 colleges a