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" THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY
Officia newspaper- at thc I Unieriy o M.4 \
PubIlis~hed ievey mon Il Igexcept l onday Vdr-
11o, the0univers 1it y ycl'.
I';ittred at the Thustoliee at Ann Arbor, .\I ch-
-ig-an under .Act of C{titres., of AMarch 3;
15879
Wf)ices in Arlor IPress$ IBuildi ng.
Sub:script ion 1 'niec 13 y carrier, $2.v ; by
" at A mail $.oo.,I
Want AdStatons:JPress, Buildin; Quarry
(% 11. Dey avis. Cr. IPack rd
Phone, i :Bell, 96o
M\aii ice l'uhile ............\lMa a~ing lrditor'
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FRID)AY, OCTOBER 3, 193.
Night Editor-B13. Fayr
Editorial -wri~4trs eet '''tactheDaily
office at 1:30 )today.
All mjemblers and tyouts o Buine41ss
as fternIooIL
Importantt nicng of all tryoutls in-
('iudillg thle men xi ho ha~ve not m1ade
the stuff, this adernioalat 4:041 o'clock.
TANGO OR WHAT?
The Michigan Union is about to crit-
icize the dissipations of the 'Tango.
Mind you the dissipations o the Tan-
go, not the Tango itsel. The differ-cistedfrnebtonlaad
law lessness.
By adopting [the "mniddle course''
and placing- the responsibility upon01
the student, the Board of Dirctor
chose the, wise course. That the Tan-
go can be (one decently has been vin-
dicated by the National Dancing Mas-
ters' Association. The real Tango
must be danced as follows according
to the rules laid dlown by te experts:
Position: Exactly the sae as that
of the waltz.
Partners , should be a least six
inches apart.
Arms should e extended and elbows
bent.
Dancers should not pomp or swing
their arms.
There should be no movements of
the hips or the shoulders.
SPORTSMAN S111.
Even those sophomores who hve
wagedl a guerilla warare u1pon the
freshmen during the East few nights
have cause to restrain themselves to-
night. For years the underclassmen
have declared a truc e on the first Fri-
day night of the university session.f
The object is to enacouragte the fresh-
men to attend the first mass meeting.
This year circumstances have pre--
vented the mass meeting. But an
event of like nature has been prepar-
Cel by the Michigan Union. The pur-
pose of the meetings are much the
same. The freshmen will be formally
welcomedl into the univ ersity and will
have an opplortu~nity to experience the
"1get-to-gether" spirit that pervaes
Michigan.
A good beginning has much to do
with. future success. IDo't we owe
the freshmen a fair chance to show
their mettle?
Ch'lorall Union l1eheiifals.
In preparation for the two special
conlcerts which are to be given in 1-ill
,auditoriuim October 30 and 31 for the
benefit of tile'State Teachers' Associa-
tion which convenes here at that time,

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dates have been set for tryouts and
rehearsals for both the Choral Union
antd the Symphony orchestra.
Professor Stanley will hold chorus
tryouts for, new members at the school
of music at the following hours:
Fr'iday, October 3-At 1:00 and 4:00.
Saturday, October 4-At 11:00.
Monday, October 6-At 1:00.
Tuesday, October 7-At 1:00 and
4:00.
Wednesday, October 8-At 1:0GO and
4:00.
Thursdaty, October 9-At 1 :00 and
4:00
Friday, October 10-At 1:00 and
4: 00.
'rho first rehearsal for the chorus,
which will offer: as its contribution
two works by Gounod, will be held
'Tuesday evening, October 7, at 7:00
o'clock sharp. All former members
who wish to retain their places for the
coming year must report p~romnptly at
that time. A membership of $1.50 is
required and a dleposit of $1.50 for the
music. This deposit will be returned
to mlembers when the music is brought
back at the end of' the seasonL.
For the orchestra, Mr. Samuel P.
Lockwood will conduct a tryout for
new men at the school of music on
Friday, October 3 at 7 :30 o'clock. The
first rehearsal will take place at the
school of music Sunday at 2:30.
For Lab. supplies and Shop tools
ry Wahr's University Bookstore. 1-5
Buy Laboratory Supplies at Good-
year's D)rug SMore, 10 Main St. They
pay you to come down town. 1-12
WE SELL G~OOD) CLOTHING
Suits at $10.00-All wool.
Suits at $15.00-All wool, hand tail-
ored.
Suits at $20.00-Adler's Make and
Style.,
Suits at, $25.00-Equal to Finest Cus-~
tom work.
ALLEN'S GOOD CLOTHES STORE,
Main Street. tf
Symphony Orchestra tryouts will be
held at the School of Music, Maynard
srteet, from 7:00 to 8:00 on Friday ev-
ening of this week. Ail interested are
urged to come, as rehearsals will start
on Sunday next. S. P. Lockwood. 1-4
Football Goods a specialty at Wahr's
University Bookstore. 1-5

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