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COSMOPOLITAN CLUB

Two Honor Students
Receive Fellowships

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Two English students, John M.7
bertson of the University of GI

Dr. John H. Kellogg, superintendent of Christ church, Oxford, have b
of the Battle Creek sanitarium, will awarded fellowships at the Univer
be the principal speaker at the an- by the Commonwealth Fund ofI
nual banquet of the Cosmopolitan club York, it was announced yestcr(
This is the fourth annual award
to be held at 6 o'clock, Monday night, these fellowships, which include st
May 21, in the Union ball room. His for two years at some Americani
subject will be "How to Live Long versity and extensive travel in
and Well." country during the first summer
In addition to being supervisor. and cation.
surgeon of, his sanitarium, Dr. Kel- Both students are honor gradu<
of their respective universities,
logg is president of Battle Creek col- bertson~ majoring in organic chier
lege, editor of the Good Health maga- try, while White will (10 resea
mne, and founder of the Race Better-1I work in American History. The
ment Foundation. He is the author lowships are not awarded as a
suit of examinations but on the car
of many books, magazine articles,, and date's university and general rec4
technical papers, most of his works following a personal interview v
being of a medical and 'hygenic na- the committee of award. Since
ture. fund was established in 1925, 85
The remainder of the ,program will dents have been awarded feliowsl
consist of a group of native songs of and have been. brought to this co
India, sung by Mrs. A. J. Diakoff; a try for study.
violin solo by Benito Lopez, '30; and __________
an address by Marion A. Wenger, '28, WOMAN JUDGE TO SPE
whose topic is "The Vision of a Sen-. Oeo h irttowmnt
io."Oeo h is w oe oTickets for the banquet, which is admitted to the American bar ta:
being held in the honor of the senior ciation, Judge Mary B. Grossnr
members of the club, are priced at $1 of the Municipal Court of Clevele
for members and $11.25 for others. H. is to speak on "Law and 1-mi
C. Chang, Grad., general chairman, is Conduct" at 4 o'clock next Sun
in charge of the reservations. All those atron a 0a h illf
wishing to attend the banquet should dation. Judge Grossman began pi
address their reservations to Chang at Lice in 1912, was admitted to
Lanehal no laer hantomorrow. American Bar association in 1918,
Lanehallnot aterthanbecame municipal Judge in 1923.

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Another of WARWICK IDEEPING'S Famous Stories


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The picturization of
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thrilling thtan niany
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Whose Last Classic was
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Art Materials


Those who use artists' materials find Wenzel's a
good place to buy them. We have a good stock of
quality materials in which you'll be interested.
ARTISTS' 3MATERIALS
Canvas Canvas Board
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street, Annt Arbor, for fourteen days. fronm 8:00 A. 31. to 10:30 P. M.
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Rupert Hughes never, told a
finer love story ! Never was it
love so tested ! A cabaret girl
dancing through life! 'A boy
spoiled by applause ! Yet they
loved-with the fire of youth!I

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