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Dr. Fred Smith, Congregational
Moderator, to Deliver Two
Speeches on Final Day.
WILSON WILL GIVE TALK
Fisher to Speak on Humanism
at Methodist Episcopal
Morning Services.
Ann Arbor's church services to-
day in the morning and evening
will be particularly concerned with
concluding the services of the Re-
ligious Emphasis week which has
been in progress since last Sunday.
At most of the hurche< the lead-
ers who have been in the city for
the, last week will I ve their final
speeches.f
Heading the list of notable speak-
ers will be Dr. Fred B. Smith, mod-
erator of the National Council of
Congregational churches, who will
speak on "The Fruits of Religion,"
at the morning services at the Con-
gregational church, and on "Moral
Robbery" at the discussion meet-
ings following the regular student
supper.
Smith Noted For Work.
" Doctor S m ith is well-known
throughout the entire country for
his work in connection with evan-.
gelism and law enforcement. He
has served as chairman of the exe-
cutive committee of the World Al-
liance for International Friendship
among churches and as chairman
of the Citizens' Committee of One
Thousand for Law, Enforcement.
At the Presbyterian church, J.
Stitt Wilson will 'speak in the
morning on "Christ's Message and
Social Conscience," and in the eve-
ning on "Creating Spiritual Lead-
ership for Our Times." Wilson is
especially known as a former lead-
er of the Labor party in England
and was also at one time the mayor
of Berkley, Cal. The Presbyterian
student group will also hold a joint
meeting with the Methodist group
5:30 o'clock today, when Dr. Fred-
erick . Fisher, of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church, will speak on
"The Meaning of Religious Exper-
ience.",
Fisher Will Lecture.
Fisher will speak on "Humanism"
at the morning service in the Meth-
odist church.
After interviews with President
von Hindenburg and Dr. Strese-
man, and with many other of the
German national leaders, Dr. Harry
N. Holmes of New ork, field sec-
retary of the world alliance for in-
ternational friendship, will speak
on "The Striking Personalities of
Modern Germany," at the Metho-
dist church tonight.
At the Lutheran church, Dr. N. J.
Gould 'ickey, executive secretary
of the Lutheran board of education,
will talk on "Christianity and Wor-
ship," at the morning sevice, and
on "Christianity and Culture," at
the evening meeting.
Dr. "Curtis W. Reese, dean of Ab-
rahamn Lincoln Center of Chicago,
will discuss "Changing Goals in Re-
ligion" at the morning service in
the Unitarian church and the Rev.
William F. Rob ison, of Loyola uni-
versity of Chicago, will conduct
student masses at St. Mary's chapel
at 8 and 10:30 o'clock today.
At the Episcopal church, Bishop
William P. Remington, bishop of
eastern Oregon, will speak at both
the morning and evening services.
. Heller, Franklin to Speak.
Rabbi Bernard Heller, of the
B'Nai B'rith foundation, will dis-
cuss "How to Interest the College
Student in Religion," at the League
chapel at 11 o'clock today and Rab-
bi Leo Franklin, of ;Temple Bethel,
Detroit, will speak on Religion at
Work" in Natural Science auditor-
ium at 8 o'clock tonight.

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~BEN C1 G _.REET1AdPL L"rSQ TO PRESEoaNT ID P I i1~
g ~ ~ac h s " i.~Itai hChas Ontiiecjn this line of
s. ~ ~JNg'r iste dwi
f/-11~ 11 , - 'loThorGdike fnrsticame to~1E ~[S V~
in 195-wit B-i Greet
-in o'.ed n Pan Hre ridy ad Sturdy. henhe ppeaed n "enr v"in Operatic Tenor Will TFake Part
tPo-:?e;c alace; I - Ne or. Hlie maincd with the in Annual Concert Series
I av to~sArsce oratr. el1~O t)Cri'O.Icompany, for four years before re- DrctrAnnounces.
°ete ou c o 7 ircorBritain, will apci n Ar bov, turning t o E ng danci where he play-
) nxt F: iday a4 Stud7 when edl at the Court theatre in London.
x During the war he served with the Walter \Viddop, operatic tenaor of
., -,. r tC--art1ial Ben Gic=et, edhsplayersitsh will Oer cin
dragons in Egypt and Gallipoli, th hBitsh NatinalOerafocoin-
anj- iv alies Were ,present "Mabet," As You Like-anc Utipanmvis fty7h
heY v d wvi ~ Cmmanderit," and"TwclhhT'lir~b" at th ti . Bri thmtroeaftev-pny asbeteghedfo h
7;'a dch-ard of I t l" atrhmi Ann Arbor May Festiva l, it was an-
Pi-t~>-&irofie nm Lydia Mendclssohn theatre. :oral books, among them "Dr. Syn," nounzced by the Sconool of Music
~daiad h Sir Pil~Ben (Groot,who was "The Zlype;,"and"The Vandekeers. ysedy
.who - 'Official confirmation was receiv-
ho&bo eae ne unic nknghed retly by K"in, George Enidl Clark, who will play the ed yesterday by cablegram from
::weft ,7;c 7 ~ l ce tat for his dran'atiei achrievemnents, was role of Oli via in "wlfhNight," London. Widdop is coming to the'
temsz- born n a rr. 7mcin I siley thi the lead in John Drink- United States to fill engagements
dent . brn o ~hniarcrui ing shin j n t. Fwitc <, "Fird in Hand" in London. at America's three most important
- IrvrTams n rD ~Cfite hsas jre nln n May Festivals, Ann Arbor, Evan-
--1 t.Ihe in- mandled by h>; i iA-,Wiliam C ,7, i .,inMri-ate hake- soadCnint.H ilsn
7r v''' sLn-Greet, of tl h ~Reailav.Choosingr n stand-a in MCincina-i. Hewill sin
(7 7, ~ ~ heprsi-th stge '~hisprfesio- Dn pe Cr ;'n opetC re m u riel Hutch- in the Saturday night concert when
enL. -n ec f ae bomb-Gtestagered a.n hsI p - Ben ipin son, h :-o plays Lady Macbeth in Boris Godunof, by Moussorgsky,
ino '-ncrti --abondblt Greet serdn's ppto vi c ainat"Macbet,,h," joined the Ben Greet will be sn nEnglish.
inot- d i . - a d .o tokc -ia layers, last spring, com.ing from "Mr. dsWidp"sinCalsA
lodehis h. The bombesi; Soutry.}z Gi ai..was fort~ C 'bil Thorridike's company at the ISink, president of the music school,
"ntn c aIhehe aYaerh J eStrearay ~and theatre, London. She has in making the announcement, "is
'oeadexlddthrdin ayAce" o _n a h yem~Io been a memnber of the Bernard rc ognized as the outsitanding Wag-
consiad el c d gtho o inghVIbath- 1?>i I esalso 1, Cu in'heShaw Repertory ccomrpany, which nerian tenor of the British Isles
roomtoandve tolre esupporing easi o1LawrenewBa-sItraveied through India, China, and and- has won the most flattering
roomr s, ,iz~v. suport,-zgcast of _rc 11other parts of the IFar East. enezoniums from critics and music
pie I!t 00, i) i 1,u, d y n o nb)_oar fo ___; __lovers by reason Of his great success
poac<<:oi edlu Catioto_ rc1 bysole 'darof at the Royal Opera house at Covent
iIh it r ad T'U S E Gardens and at His Majesty's thea-
congrc("smen. bedxffc edhim .6-p1 "y mtheciy a -. CLUI.B ~ reLondon. Mr. Widdop, an artist
000 ii'lac wouldl plant the bomb. o -nweddstntinhsnee
Felilce r ltoday that a former 7' 1' o eond itnton a ee
Favanalm ur and a nmber, w Od-Ale -Cc Pi-'-ntSbefore been heard in America and
7 rotsfrth e Feha his festival engagement in America
other p omieneat X eiies might be is? lLFbr" y Glee club twill be held at 4:30 o'clock this season presages a career in this
t invlved.next Wednesday aftern oon in thei country which will doubtless be in
-- -----________A collection of rare old medical INrsical Activities; room of theliewthstrmpinisaiv
Geneva Stu.dent Group printsanvouewihase- Union,- Gayle Chaffin, 'SiSM, man-i land."
. G~~ently been presented to the Uni- Ialter of the Varsity Glee club, an-- Other stars previously announc-
te Discuiss Adjus tent versify library by Dr. Leroy Cum- l nounced ,yesterday. All first-year ed who will participate in the Fes -
g r-ngs of Los Angieles, is now on students and others who are in- tia r iypenFechcprt
e. ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ oa wilrerveLithethmeofohean-I ibarynD.chinln ws rad- er
P Ereblems of personal adjustment display in the mn corridor of .s he tested in becoming members of uaspao n gaeJnPd
nual Lake Geneva student confer- ated from the mo' a l sch ool here haebe-re otyot.eesi oihpait
enc e, from June 12 to June 20 thins in 1894. The__nw__clubis__being__rganized
year, according to the report of the Ix Included in the e xhibit are 760 Thrnewclubis"eingorgaPze
prned in Let-. for the purpose of teachiiig poten-80pA AR ST
rprogram committee that met lastI volumres and print--: I tial members of the Glee club all82PAKRST
week at the University of Chicago. in, French, It ;lian, 7English, andthMiignsgsadtrnngTDY:3to70
11l, Discussion i noups will be divided German, written in the rflfeenithteMcia og nitann SPECIAL FIFTY-CE NT DINNER
x ontebsson elgtoshvn sixe nhan svete'h' them ini the methods of the or- FRIEDCHCE
I pma' :eo _G' traditions and !5. Almong tho oldesLt works on gaHztio. oBneunesIcoin
b4 coladegite ~dn ropds are six incunr bulac, astheMA H OTABSTSCRA
in lede ,on cn, tefeeins.sal nmbrf oosabriusycepted to membership to the Var- GRAVY, WALDORF SALAD
r- The leaders will have the respon- Published in the infancy of print'ng city group next year until he knows SPECIAL THIRTY-FIVE C NT
n- Visbilttes hfruito stheopbookst- }served an apprenticeship with the, ROAST BEEF AU JUS
maLonslosol freshman group thlls year.I HORSE RADISH JELLY
I ca eninstat ol atnep~-tefromaohrilbe ~MSTUED POTATOES.CAM
. ' n ,s t hThiia po s new organization has beenST FELGOFAM
{ Izo. c::iiYr S Cnkln f heof he2000 inunbila found necessary because in late MINT JELLY
I depa nc t oipsyholyearsr- ,much time has been spent DPSSIN LOMASHEDPOTAOE
g-nSae nvriy, rand- guest In 1A03 n Venicpe, is a treatise by in teaching; new members the Mich-; WALDORF SALAD
,-pro'vor of the divinity school ofetu dA-imalrndIl. igan songs, thus hampering the W EIE HN Z
then ni ' -scy'of Chi agoywillaleadjIclub in preparing other music. __ _ _ -
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Associa ted Press Photo
Mrs. E. P. Ricker (right), of Poland Springs, Maine, will race Thuls
:Ian, 'of McCall, Idaho, shortly for the title of woman dog mushin
;mpion and a side bet of $1,000. They will race over a 25-mile coursE

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World Court Plans
Will be Discussed
Reasons for the [United States
joining the World Court will be
discussed at a mee:'ing under the
auspices of the 'ToN oy'o leaguae,
the Student Chistian associa-
tion, the Round Tabile club, and
the World Court Student com'-
mittee, to be heldt at 4:15 o'clock
WVednesday, March 4, in the Na-
tr ral Science auditorium.
Dean H. I . Bates, on the L aw
school, will act as chairman.
Speeches -"I be mae y rof.
and speech, Prof. T. A. Steiner,
of theF political scL +. A 6depart-
of the areht tre seine-l, Cath-
erine Rbnon 3,anti eo~ardl
Kimball, '33, concerning their
'ccrC~pn of the importance of
Th-e Voi Court Student con-
nmit'tecFrecentl y collected more
the x12;,0003sir'nature 3 on a peti-
tion- urgin -thnatth e United
States joihi the court,

Alpha Nu- Plans Specis
&irliamnentary Meetin'
A special parliamentary dril
with Hienry Moser of the speech de
partnnent presiding, will be he]
Wednesday night by Alpha Nui
conjunction with Athena and Poi
t'a. The meeting has been postpor
ed until Wednesday, in order nt
'to conflict with the lecture of Day
iel Davenport.
Tryouts for Alpha Nu are givir
five-minute speeches each weep ur
der the direction of Byron C. Vet
der, vice president. The speech
may be on any subject. The sc
ciety will vote on new membe
and, after three weer s of th

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speeches, will announce the addi-
tional students admitted.
jDebaters of thae Detr°oit InstituteO
of 'Technology will come to Ann Ar-
bor a week from Tuesday to nie
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