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NOTICEFTo THE MEMBERS OF TUE
MICHIGAN UNION

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Public ntCice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the members of the Michigan Union
will be l td at 7:30 P. M. on Tuesday, Nov-
ember 2, 19 r i, at Waterman Gymnasium for
the purpose of. conside1%g amendments to
Articles V and VII of the Articles of Asso-
ciation of the Michigan Union and for the
further purpose of considering the following
amend ents to the Constitution of said cor-
poration::
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
Article III is to be amended to read as fol-
"Section 1. All men who are students in
actual residence at the University of Mich-
igan, Alumni, Regents, members of the sev-
eral faculties and officers of the University
of Michigan may become members of the
association upon the payment of the annual
club dues.
"Section II. (a) Any person eligible to mem-
bership as provided in the preceding section
may become a life member on payment of
fifty dollars ($o).
(b) Any person eligible to membership
as provided in the preceding section may be
come a life member on payment of fifty dollars
($5o) payable in the following manner: ten
dollars ($'o) 'to be paid at the time of :api-
cation for membership and forty dollars ($40)
payable in four equal annual installments, said
installments to become due and payable on one
two, tree and four years from the date of
such application. Such applicants for mem-
bersnip shall be entitled to all privileges and
subject to alV the obligations of full member-
ship from the date of first payment, rov~ided,
however, in case such applicant shall 'fail to
make payment of any one of said four annual
payments within one year of the date such
installment shall become due and payable
he shall forfeit all rights to become a life
member by therater making payment of that
or any remaining installment, and any install-
ments which may theretofore have been paid
by such applicant shall be considered and
taken as regular annual dues.,'
(c) Any person not eligible to membership
under the preceding prvsin may become
a life member of the association on the pay-
ment of one hundred dollars ($100), provided
such candidate for life membership has secured
the approval of two-thirds of the Board of
Directors.
"Section' II. The Union may at any meet-
ing, by a two-thirds vote of the members pres-
ent, elect to honorary membership any person
who may have rendered distinguished service
to the University of Michigan, provided such
candidate for honorary membership has re-
ceived the approval of the Board of Directors.
Article IV is to be amended to read as
follows:
"Members of all of the above classes, except
as hereinafter provided. shall have the smme
privileges. All members except those admitted
to membership under Section III, of Article
111, of this constitution shall be entitled to
vote at the meetings of the Union and at the
annual election of officers, provided, however,
that at the annual election of officers, of those
members possessing the qualifications specified
in Section I, of Article III, only those who
have signed their names on the membership
roll in the club-house before nine A. M. of
the second Saturday in April shall be entitled
to vote,"
Section VII of Article V is to be amended
to read as follows:-
"(a) The government of the Union shall be
vested in the Board of Directors, composed of
the aforesaid nine officers, three others elected
annually from the University Faculties, and
five alumni of the University who are imembers
of the Union, the same' to be elected by the
Advisory Council of the Alumni Association
of the University. This Boar= shall constitute
the Board of Directors for the corporation. It
shall have legal title to the property of the
Union and shall ,be especially vested with
power to receive donations to the Union."
"(b) Upon the completion of the Michigan
Union cub-house project as outlined in the
resolution of the Michigan Alumni Asociation,
passed'at its meting of June 2th, fii, the'
title to such club-house, buildings and grounds
shall be transferred to, and thereafter remain
in the Board of Regents of the University;
the Michigan Union elub-house project shall,
for this purpose, be considered as completed at
such time as such club-house shall be ready for
use and ocupancy.'
"(c) Upon the completio of the Michigan
Union club-house project as set forth in (b) of
this section, the management and control of the
club-house, buildings and grounds shall be vest-
ed in the Board of Governors composed of the
Financial Secretary of the Union, who shall be
the Chairman of the Board, the President of
the Union, one member of the Board of Reg-
ents of the University, to be chosen by the
Regents, and four members of the Union to be
chosen from the life, faculty and alumni mem-
bers, provided that at least three of the said
four shall be alumni of the University."
Section VIII, Article V is to be amended
by striking out the words "a majority."
Section IV, Article VIII is to be amended
to read as follows:
"Ien percent of the members possessing
the qualifications for membership as specified
in Section I, of Article III, shall constitute
a quorum at any meeting of the Union, annual
or special."
Article IX to be amended to read as fol-
lows:
"Amendments to this constitution,not in vio-
lation of the Articles of Association, may be
adopted at any meeting of the Union, annual
or special, )2y a two-thirds vote of the members
present, pr vided twenty per cent of those
members possessing the qualifications for mem-
bership specified in Section I, of Article III,
are present, such amendmentshaving been
published with the notice of the meeting."
Arthur B. Moehlman,
Recording Secretary.
40 to 48

WANTED.
WANTED: NEWSBOYS TO SELL
THE lICHIGAN DAILY SOUVENIR
SPORTING EXTRA. CALL AT DAILY
OFFICE BETWEEN I AND 2 ANY.
DAY THIS WEEK. ANN ARBOR
PRESS BUILDING.
LOST
Lost-Church and Bartlett's 'Descrip-
tive geometry. Call 1552-L. V. W.
Bergstrom, 1209 S. University.
39-40-41
Lost-A watch with fob somewhere on
or near campus Th-ursday. Reward
if delivered to 209 N. Ingalls.-
39-40-41
Lost-Between Economics building
and Tappan Hall, Friday morning,
fountain pen cap, gold clip, with en-
graved initials W. W. M. on band.
Reward. W. M., 94,6 E. Huron. Phone
854-L. 40
Lost-Wieker suit case, at Michigan
Central depot yesterday. Return to
Delta U. House.
FOR SALE.
For Sale-Dress suit, frock coat and
vest, overcoat and blankets. All in-
perfect condition. Phone 1804-L. 40
For Sale-Two Seats for the game, on
15 yard line. Crocker, Bell phone

Fastidious
Folk
prefer that famous assort-
ment hard and nut center
chocolates in
Fuss
Pckg

E. E. CALKINS

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732, 1315 Hill street.

40

Reps

FOUND
Found-Taken by mistake 'a black
traveling bag on 9:30 M. C. Call
Eckhart, 1207-J. 40

Clever

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RUBBERS--Buy your rubbers at
"PURFIELDS" then you will be sure
of having them properly fitted. We
carry the GOODYEAR GLOVE brand
exclusively. 119 S. Main St. 38-39-40

I buy in
big reduc
I offer t
ment at
any othi
Arbor-c
fore you'
This m
Special-

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Fork the Dashing, Daring

Rosenberg dryclean suits.

12tf

Martin guitars and mandolins, best
on earth, on sale at Schaeberle &

Son's Music House.

29tf

Sweaters cut over at the Palais
Royal, 209 'E. Liberty. 1-tf

Id & Compan
Huron

Rosenberg presses suits-25

cents.
12tf

When
All Others Fail Buy

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WOOL CLOTHES HERE
p he Clth1 t

LIGHT WEIGHT RUBBER BOOTS are
the proper thing for this sloppy weath-
er. We carry a large stock of the best
men or women--"PURFIELDS," 119 S.
Main St.
38-39-40
Dine with your visiting friends Satur-
day at Mack's Tea Room. Turkey Ta-
ble D'Hote Dinner at all hours.
38-39-40
Kollouf cuts and makes clothes for
the college men. Old post office build-
ing, Main and Ann Street. 28tf
Have you seen those nobby Oz ford
blues at Milward's? Tailor, 330 S.
State St. 19 tf
Union Runs Steady Service Today.
From 11:30 on today the Michigan
Union will be open to members, alumni
and guests. Lunch will be served
from 11:30 until the Pennsy game
starts and dinner will be served from
5:30 to 8 o'clock. Fifty cents a plate
will be charged.
Q Printing, Engraving, Embossing,
Fine Sbationery, Two-fold Announce
ments-or Card with Envelopes to match,
V1enu and Dance Programs. See our
new and up-to-date display room. Don't
get confused inthe name and Place-Chas.
V. Meyers, 215 S. Main St., 2nd Floor.
Phone 281-L ' Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Come into the Store today
of the swellest line of college
eyes on.
The real leaders among
young fellows of this town all
g .
WADHAMS & CO, CLE
Overcoats, Hats
Redman Collars Roleproof Hosiery Spaldin
Barker Collars Interwoven Hosiery and Je
ah & C

121-1 23.S.

e oil. 217 So. Main
!s Suits and Overcoajs $15.00 up
roy, N. Y. .

You known there are none better but i
in price. See the new snappy fall styli
and $5.00.

LET

TRUBEY

ALLMAND &
Agents for the Royal Tailors

FORSY

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Furnish the Ice Cream for
Your Party
I- Cater To Clubs and
Frats
If you want STATIONERY, FOUNTA IN
PENS, ENGINER'S SUPPLIES, Etc., go
e in Mihi-to headquarters for Student's Supplies
al Chinese The Student Suppy Store
GILBERT & " MORSE CANDIES

HENRYe
Designers of Men's Clothes, will give yo
in

Rosenberg calls and delivers.

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Why Not Buy Where You Can Get the Best Goods
At Lowest Prices
Goodyear's Drug Store'
Any Doctor In Ann Arbor can tell You About Us

HENRY & CO. 711

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T HE VARSITY
TOGGERY
& SHOP
1107 South Unih ersity Ave.
We would be pleased to show
you our
Brown Ticket Hose
They are Guaranteed
Esco Hosiery-Argersinger Gloves

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TOBACCO, 4
Agents 1
We will try and
the eery

LARGE LINE

of the artisttailor is
ry garment turned out
le and workmanship the best, if you haven't been
your Full Dress, Tuxedo or Frock Suit see us about
hion's newest fabrics are shown.

For nice hot chocolates and daily home made candles
go to the

3085.Stat eStri

sugar

Bowl

Dieterle,

Varsity Tailor

Service wilt please you and every thing is clean
Specialties on Saturday

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East Liberty Street

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921 E.
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