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Incle Sam Presents the Animals
In the Act-="Reformers".-or, "Blowing Their Own horns!"

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There's a lot of satisfied men
riding in our band wagon.
-Not necessary for us to blow
our own horns about
Stein=Bloch
Clothes,
-But if you haven't a seat we
want you to get on and ride.
They give satisfaction--we'll
prove it by a strong record.

Mackinaws all colors and styles $5 to $10


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OET ONE OF OUR Telephone 716j
ALARM CLOCKS and you will get to your classes on time.
Prices always right and all clocks guaranteed. New location.
111 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
J. L. CHAPMAN, Jeweler

Kalamazoo Men to Hold First Smoker.
The Kalamazoo club will hold its
first smoker tomorrow evening at the
Michigan Union. At this time, the con-
stitution will be adopted and perma-
nent officers for the organization will
be elected. The smoker will start at
7:30 o'clock and all men from Kalama-
zoo are urged to be present.
1r. Warthin Will Lecture at Olivet.
Dr. A. S. Warthin of the medical de-
partment will give a lecture on the
subject of "Sex Hygiene"to students of
Olivet college on Sunday. This lecture,
unlike the one delivered here, will be
open not only to the regular students
of the college, but also to high school
students.
THEATRICAL CIRCLES.
"My Little Friend."
Alfred Kappeler, who plays the lead-
ing tenor role in "My Little Friend,"
which will have its first presentation
at the New Whitney on Saturday even-
ing, is a graduate of Swarthmore Col-
lege, and is a member of the Kappa
Sigma Fraternity.
See Mack and Company's special
toque offer on page 2.,
At Majestic Next Week.
Election day and night will be a
great event next week at the Majestic
as arrangements have been made to
give election returns between the acts
and moving pictures of the Olympic
Games at Stockholm with Ralph Craig
featured.
See Mack and Company's special
toque offer on Page 2.
K. of C. Fair next to waiting room
tonight.
26-28
Big show at the K. of C, Fair tonight
26-28
Nothing over 10 cents at K. of C.
Fair tonight.
26-28
Ring the ducks at the K. of C. Fair
26-28

MENORAR SOCIETY TO HOLD
ANNUAL SMOKER ON NOV. 12
The annual smoker of the Menorah
society will be held Tuesday evening,
November 12, at the Michigan Union.
Several faculty men and alumni are
expected to be present and will ad-
dress the men. Tickets may be secur-
ed from Messrs. Hess, -Bleich, and
Shapero.
The Menorah society, whose purpose
is to study the Hebrew literature,
meets every other Sunday in Newberry
Hall. All those interested are invited
to attend the meetings.
Wilson Club Won't Accept Donations.
The Woodrow Wilson club, which
was organized for the purpose of in-
fluencing all democrats to go home
and vote, announces that no money
will be donated or received to pay the
transportation of the voters. The Jack-
son county committee, and probably
the Detroit and Mt. Clemens commit-
tees will furnish cars, machines or
some method of conveyance, but the
club does not feel free to accept mon-
ey contributions of any kind.
Plan Reception at Interne's Building.
Formal inspection of the new inter-
ne's building will be the occasion for
a reception next Tuesdapevening. OAe
hundred and fifty invitations have been
sent out to the faculty and students
of the medical department, and to local
physicians. Presidential election re-
turns will be received over a special
wire, and read to the guests.
Received One Degree at Wellesley.
In a recent issue it was stated that
Miss Ella Houghton, Prof. H. R.Cross's
assistant, had received her bachelor's
degree here last June. The article
should have stated that Miss Houghton
received her master's degree here, and
her bachelor's degree some time pre-
viousliy at Wellesley.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES.
Latin-American club meets tonight
at 7:30 at 617 Forest.
Mrs. A W Stalker will entertain all
Methodist women at her home 123 N.
State, tonight.
Kalamazoo club smoker tonight at
Union 7:30.
Senior lit football practice at 3:30.
Junior law class meeting at 4:00 in
room B.

by LYNDON (a Michigan man and a supporter of stud
organizations).

Picturesof Freshma
Will Be Taken This Weel

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the purest
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WE PAY ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO STUDENTS, PARTIES, ORDERS GIVEN PROMjPT ATTENTION
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WANTE-PERSONS TO WRITE and
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Found-Opportunity to make $1.00 per
hour afternoons. Send 10 cents for
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ciation would mulct from the student
in addition to his five already spent.
After subtracting the number of
tickets exchanged for yellow coupons
from the total number disposed of, the
remainder could be accounted for on
the $2 basis and the others on the $1
basis in settling with Cornell. Even if
a duplicate set of tickets were requir-
ed, so as to give the students the priv-
ilege of obtaining a seat anywhere on
the field, could not the athletic associ-
ation afford the expense of "two or
three men for three or four days" to
accommodate 5,000 students?
The argument is advanced that here-
tofore students have had to sit in the
students' reserved section or else pay
more than $1 for a seat, and that the
new plan is just the same. It is the
same, with the added feature that if
they desire to sit on the south side of
the field, each also pays for a seat on
the other side.
Athletics are supported entirely by
the students of this university. There-
fore they should be given the very best
seats on Ferry field for every athletic
contest at the smallest sum practica-
ble. (Signed)
GEORGE A. CRAM, A.B.
'11-'13L.
See Mack and Company's special
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one brown suede glove, new. Finder
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and Furnishings. It will pay you to
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