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Tuesday, November 5.-Meeting of the
Y. W. C. A. at Newberry hall, 5:00
p. m. Address by Prof. T. E. Rankin.
Tuesday, November 5.-Choral Union
rehearsal at the school music, 7:00
p. m.
Wednesday, November 6.-Lecture by
Dr. A. A. Templeton, room 303 chem-
ical building, 11:00 a. in. Subject,
"Rubber and the Manufacture of Au-
tomobile Tires,"
Wednesday, November 6.-Dixie club
smoker at the Michigan Union, 7:30
p. M.
Thursday, November 7.-Membership
dinner at the Michigan Union, 6:00
p. m.
Thursday, November 7.-Faculty con-
cert at the high school auditorium,
8:00 p. m.
Friday, November 8.-Junior law
smoker at the Michigan Union, 7:30
p. in.
"American iVinstrels."
The Whitney theater announces as its
attraction on Friday, November 8, Neil
O'Brien and his "American Minstrels,"
a new organization of burnt-cork cel-
ebrities which has already attracted
much favorable attention. Its star,
Neil O'Brien, and in fact all the prin-
cipal performers surrounding him,
have long been prime favorites with
audiences.
The supporting company includes
Billy Van, Eddie Mazier, Win. H. Hal-!
lett, Jack McShane, Pete Detzel, Al.,
Fontaine, Doran and Strong, Charles
E. Wheeler, Major Nowak, and a score
of others as well and favorably known,
in addition to a big singing and danc-
ing chorus and an orchestra of eight-
een.
Fisher Parties Start Friday Night.
The first Fischer party of the year
will be held Friday evening, Novem-
ber 8, at Granger's. The dance, which
is the first of a series of three to be
given this year will be formal. Tick-1
ets may be secured of Anderson, tel-
ephone 319 or Murphy, 236. The price'
of admission is $2.00, and season tick-
ets for the three dances sell at $5.00.

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Dancing Class every
Tuesday and Friday
e Children's afternoon class. Private
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ADVISORY SYSTEM
 IS REORGANIZED
Freshmen Students are to Choose Own
Advisors This Year as Far
as it is Possible.
TO DISTRIBUTE CARDS TODAY.
Based on information received from
25 large universities and colleges, an
entire reorganization of the student
advisory system has just been com-
pleted by Professors C. 0O. Davis and
M. P. Tilley who will have charge of
the work this year.
Several weeks ago, Pres. Hutchins
sent letters to many of the faculty
members asking them if they would
be willing to serve as advisors during
the coming year. Yesterday letters
were mailed to 110 of those who were
willing to act and the new system was
explained at length.
More than 700 freshmen are now en-
rolled in the literary department,
which means that each advisor will
have about seven first year men to
watch over. The system, however,
is- not designed as a mere disciplinary
agency, but when a student gets into
any difficulty concerning either his
university work or conduct he is ex-
pected to get the proper advice from
his member of the advisory board.
Sophomores this year are expected to
consult their advisors of last year.
The advisor will keep in close touch
with the work of each of his advisees
and also help him to plan his course
for the sophomore year so his elections
will conform to the new requirements
of the university.
Cards will be distributed in all fresh-
men rhetoric classes today. On these
cards the new students may express
any pr'eference they may have for cer-
tain advisors, and they will also show
what line of work they expect to follow
after graduation. Mutual sympathies
existing between advisers aad advisees
will be taken into account so that ad-
visors may handle students with whom
they feel most closely acquainted.
Book of Prof. Smalley's to be Edited.
It is expected that the book on "Cor
poration Problems" which the late
Prof. H. S. Smalley wrote and edited
as a mimeograph text for course 15
last year, will be reprinted and re-
edited soon by the economics depart-
ment as a special memorial to the pop-
ular professor.
NORTHWESTERN BARS CO-EDS
FROM ITS ROOTING SECTION.
"Too much fussing" is the reason ac-
cepted by the authorities of North-
western University why the rooting on
the part of the students there has been
on the wane. Peter Wilson, president
of the student's association, in issuing
a ukase that women students should
not be allowed to mingle with the men
at football games in the future, sup-
ported the action by this statement:
"The girls have disrupted our cheer-
ing squad. At Bloomington recently,
200 rotters made more noise than do
500 in Evanston. Our men cannot be
cheered to victory by girls eating choc-
olates. Even the players themselves
cannot keep their mind on the game
when they take girls with them to
watch the sport."
Rent a folding kodak 10 cents. Lyn-
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Open every evening until 10. Sun-
days only, 9:30 to 11:30 and 1:45 to
3:45. Lyndon. e o d
LOST

Lost-Key ring with five keys, on
Thursday of last week. Finder please
call 498-J. 30
Lost-F. F. 0. Rain coat Friday near
Cat Hole at Washington and 12th.
Call Daily office for reward.
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UNIVERSITY NOTICES.

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All gymnasium classes start this
week, including swimming. Those who
have not had heart and lung examina-
tions are requested to attend to the
matter at once. I
Prof. T. E. Rankin will deliver an
address to university women tomorrow
afternoon, at 5:00 o'clock, at Newberry
hall.
Soph 'engineer football .practice at
4:00 o'clock p. m. at South Ferry field.
There will be a meeting of the soph-
omore girls' section of the Deutscher
Verein Thursday evening at 7:00
o'clock in .the society rooms.
Gargoyle business staff meeting at
5:00 p. in. All collections must be in,
The Glee club will hold a rehearsal
at the Union at 7:00 o'clock sharp.'
Films developed by the tank method
hereafter only 10 cents, per roll. Lyn-
don. e o d
Forest Lawn Tea Room-Orders
taken for After Theatre or Concert
Lunches. Phone 1238-J, 604 Forest
Ave. eod tf
Full Dress, Tuxedo, and Prince Al-
bert Suits for Hire. Whittington Co.
244 Woodward Ave. Detroit Mich.
e. o. d.
You can have a 12 ex. film developed
just as cheap as a six. Only 10 cents.
Lyndon. e o d
We are never undersold. Goodyear
Drug Store. 2 tf
WANTED-PERSONS TO WRITE and
copy letters. $10 to $25 a week read-
ily made by following our practical
directions. Send self-addressed en-
velope for particulars. Brooks Cop-
ying Co., 1310 Pa. Ave., Washington,
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