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VtENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.

Mr. Sam Small was entertaining an
audience in University hall on the sub-
ject, "From Bar Room to Pulpit,"
about the same time that a 10-20-130-up
entitled "Avenged" was playing at the
local theater.
The medic students promenaded with
class canes.

FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.'

*Receives Distinguishied: Position.
Oscar E. Waer, '06 law, formerly cir-
cuit court commissioner at Muskegon
and now secretary to Congressman
James C. lcLaughlin, has accepted the
position as assistant attorney in the
office of Attorney General Franz C.
Kuhn at Lansing.
MrA er is a native of Colomana
Mich., and while attending the univer-
sity, assisted Professor Bunker il the
preparation of "Bunker on Negotiable
Instruments," a volume which is now
;onsidered a standard publication
among lawyers.-
Miggett to Return End of Month.
William L. Miggett, head of the en-
gineering shops, who is making a tour
of the Eastern technical schools, will
return to Ann Arbor the end of the
mnonth.

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lion. Albert J. Beveridge, of Indian-
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the auspices of the Oratorical .Associa-

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Charles A. Dana, editor of the New
York, addressed an Ann Arbor audi-
ence on the subject of socialism,
Luncheon Rally Committee Namedi.
The committee in charge of. the
"Luncheon Rally for Michigan Womcen'.
to be given in Detroit on February 17.
consists of: Mrs. John MacKay, Mrs. J.
S. Heaton, Mrs. Satta Broadbridge,Mrs
Dana Scheyer, Mrs. John Watling, Mrs
Clayton Spaulding, Miss Edith Kimball
and Miss Bertha Barney.
The speakers for the luncheon and
the place and price will be announced
later.
League Unable to Book Actress.
To the disappointment of the Wom-
-en's League officials, Edith Wynne'
Mathewson will not appear here _this
season. Miss Mathewson is rehears-
ing her new play and cannot spare,
time to come to Ann Arbor. The league
may be able to secure the Irish Play-
eswho are touring the country in
several plays by Synge, "The Playboy
of the Western World," "The Tinker's
Wedding," and others.
To Speak to Class in 1Journallsm.
Mr. George Catlin, who is an edito-
rial writer on the Detroit Evening
News, will speak to Professor Scott's
class in journalism on "The Function
and the Fashion of the Newspaper."
The talk will be held Tuesday morninF"
at 9 o'clock in room 207 West hall
and is open to the public.
Senior Lit Dance Gets Big Crowd.
Eighty couples attended the senior
lit party held in lBarbour gym y ;sfe.
day afternoon. Fischer's orch ,-stra
furnished music.
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR ,
.Ian. 21.-"The Debts You'll Pay," New-
Newberry Hall, 3:00 p. tn.
.fan. 22.-Flonzaley Quartet, University
Hall, 8 p. mn.
Jan. 23.-"water Filtration" W. W. De-
berard, west physic lecture room at
8. Illustrated.
.Ian. 23.-"Le R~man Feulleton," Mv
Louis Delamarre, Sarah Caswell Ant-
gel] Hall, 8 p. fin.
Ian. 2.-Fresh Engineer dinner at the
Union.
JIan. 23.--Commertte Club Smoker at
the Michigan' Union.
JIan. 23.-Soph Engineer diviner at the
Union.
tan. 24-Piano Recital by Ceceilia Ray
Berry. School of Music.
.Ian. 25.-Shakespearean recital "ThHe
Merchant of Venice," 8:00 p. mn., Sar-
ah Caswell Angell Hall,
JTan. 28.-"The Responsibility of' the
State" New berry Hall, 3:00 p. mn.
.fan. 29.-Semester examirtations be-
gin in all the departments.

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CLASSIFIED ADS.
Advertising mutter for this
classified col t n must ailways
bo paid for in advance, a~nt may
be left at the )ILY office OW.
posite the Majestic between the
hours of 12 noon mid 10 p. mi,
or at Quarry's I)ruig Store, N.
University sandi State, at any
time up, to 9:30 p. mi.
These Ads bring Results.

We inaugurate this Great Inxwentory Saile to
duce the stock because we want the mny
matter what our sacrifice will be. kWe hoii
more heavily than usual, and' ont account of!
unfavorable weather for the past 6odnvs itbe cge,
have not moved as we expected. This sale be
'Tuesday Morning, Dec. 2t
And will continue until February 1, 1912
NOTHING R ESES T7ED-Enl ire stock willUc w n
Society Rrand, Hickey, Freeman and f.'loitw.9errf#'

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Are advance agents for
Restless Nights
Warm- Up

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;'or Sale -A first class $50.00 silk-lined
full dress suit for $12.00, -spoit cash
Goldman Bros., State street. 81-82-82
o :Saie-A slightly used large size
Mahogany upright Piano. Standar(
make. Price and terIs very reason
able. Address "G" care this paper,
79-80-81-82-8
.ost-A set of silviculture notes witL.
M. J. Sweeney in upper right hanm
corner, about 1 p. mn. yesterday or.
State street. Finder please call ui
183-J.
.,ost-Black leather watch fob "-iti
Sigma Xi key attached. Name C. S
Robin son engraved on back of ke
Finder please return to J E. Harris
922 S. State St., or call 570-L. Rc
ward. .83-84 S8
Call the College Inn 107S-L for that-
Sunday3,launch. , tf
Best Amateur finishing CYKO Paper
J. H. Hoppe Studio, 619 E. Liberty at
8'-86t
Let us develop and print for you
We use Cykq paper. Have your group:
,made by 0.kH. Hoppe, Photographer.
Awakened Rameses Souvenir Score.
tnd Sheet Music for sale at Schaeber.
le & Son's, 110 S.. Main. St. 63 ti
Good Music
.'or parties and dances will be furnish.
.d on call by Bates' Orchestra. Phonu
1050-J.
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STUDENTS YOU CAN M4AKE $$$$$f'
selling our goods during :spare time
acations, etc., Household necessity
Saving 80 per cent. Ready seller. Bid-
profits. Exclusive territory. F +ree
Sample. Write for terms. C. H. Stuar'
& Co., 75 Stuart Bldg., Newark, N. Y.
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allowed is a feature at the
CuttingCafe
Make reservation early and het
the best beard in the city.

The Anti ",,
Capital :-tack
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1-4 off oen all ourW ipes.
amd see therm, they air
"THE FRANK4

Inventory Pipc
Until Februaary 1

The Tobacco Shop Bi'
118-120 East Liberty

Street

t-Water Bottle at
Time a Sure Cure

Bed

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,n's Ideal, Corzkl'rs Self
.o-'s N.zi1 La .ble
repeaters,. Alars-ma a.d
far-ms
ELRY and NO\ ELTIES
Repa ring
-y Store
Bell Phouae 334 L
Pins, Fobs and Fraternity
Big Ben alarms $2.50 Arnold
alarmns $1.00
ro'nage is Well Cared for Here

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Schumacher's Hardware will furni sh you with a pair of
S .ates, and yoxi.at, skate.' Peek & Snyder Skates
508-310-31Si South P9 ai.h,

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OPERAS
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Plaited Bosom Shirts
$1.50 and $2.00

Negligee Shirts
$ t.30 to $4.00

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TINK ER &,COPANY
Furnisherb and Hatters' Cor. $. 5 tate St. and William Sts.

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That's the time when collar buttons
and ties and other things of ten go wrong.
Stop the peeve with Fatima Cigarcttes.
With each packagc of Fatima you P,,-- a pen- 2 0 fox,
pant coup~on, 25 of which secure a handsnrnr_
fall college ,ennanf ( 12x32) -selecion cft!100. 15a cent s

Silk and. Knitted
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Fowues and Lucas and
Kennedy Gloves

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