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TO CONSIDRNEW
COMMITTIEENAM
Women's Self-Government Committee
Considers Adopting of
New Title
NAME NOW CAUSES CONFUSION
What to rename the self-government
committee of the Women's League,
will be the chief question under con-
sideration at the first meeting of the
committee, to be held at 3:00 o'clock
next Wednesday afternon in Barbour
gym. Meetings will be held at this
time and place, the second and fourth
Wednesdays of every month, for the
rest of the year.
The question of renaming the com-
mittee is of importance, due to the
fact that at other colleges the name
Self GovernmentAssociation applies
to the larger body, corresponding to
the Women's League. To avoid con-
fusion at intercollegiate conferences,
it is therefore considered advisable to
find some other name for the smller
commttee at Michigan, which islarge-
ly judicial in its function, and subsi-
dary to the Woman's League.
"Judiciary Council" has already
been proposed as a suitable name.
Other suggestions may be placed in
the "Suggestion Box" in the library.
An investigation of the direct sys-
tem of representation on the Women's
League, in use at other colleges, will
be conducted, with a view of supplant-
ing the present system, which is be-
lieved to be inadequate by many mem-
bers of the committee.
Two Michigan women will be sent
to the Intercollegiate Self-Govern-
ment conference, to be held at North-
western University sometime during
November.
UNDEROLSSES TO
GAHEFR PEP'
Freshmen and Sophomores Will old
Meetings to Generate
Class Spirit
PRES. RICKETS TO READ RULES
Freshmen and sophomores will give
yells and choose leaders for .tomor-
row's big fight at meeting today in the
west physics lecture room, at 4:45
amd 6:45 o'clock . respectively. The
soph meeting has been put at this
hour so as not to interfere with the
Vanderbilt game mass meeting at 7:30
o'clock.
Selden S. Dickinson, '13-'15L, will
have charge of the fresh meeting.
Carroll B. Haff, '13-'15L, who leads
cheers at football games, together
with George Sisler, '15E, Varsity base-
ball pitcher, will be the pep rousers.
A. T. Ricketts, '15E, president of the
student council, will read the rules
gover'ning the contest.
P. D. Koontz,,'14-'17L, will preside
over the soph meeting. James B.
Craig, '14E, and Earnest F. Hughitt,
'15E, will talk to the sophs, and Pres-
ident Ricketts will read the council's
commandments to the sophs,also.
President Ricketts announced last
night that the sophs would be permit-
ted to have their picture taken on the
steps of Memorial hall after the rush,
while the fresh will pose in front of
Hill auditorium.

D1R. CUMING IS GRANTED
YEAR'S LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Dr. J.. G. Cumming, of the medical
department, and director of the Pas-
teur institute, has been granted a
year's leave of absence. He is taking
graduate work in public health at
Harvard University. Dr. Cumming in-
tends to return to the University of
Michigan at the end of the year. Mr.
Kelly and Dr. Gilbert will take care
of his work while he is away.

MON-TUES., OCT. 56
,Hobart Bosworth presents
'John Barleycorn' by Jack
London.
WED-THURS., OCT. 7-8
, P. P. Craft presents 'East
Lynn.'
FRI-SAT., OCT. 9-10
. L. Lasky presents Rob-
ert Edison in 'The Call of the
North.'
--Dean W. B. Hlinsdale, of the homeo-
pathic department, left yesterday for
Chicago where he will attend a meet-
ing of the board of directors of the
American Institute of Homeopathy.
--S. 1I. Gardner,'15, was elected treas-
urer of the Forestry club, Tuesday
evening, to succeed Alex Muzzal, '15,
'Who is not in school this year.
-Clarence A. Lightner, of the Detroit
bar, will continu~e his lectures on
medical jurisprudence at 4:00 o'clock
this afternon, in room 0 of the law
building.
-Mr. harry C. Fortner, from the State
Normal School, Bloomsburg, Pa., is a
new assistant in the zoology labora-
tory.
-Frank 11t Picard, '121, former var-
sity quarterback, was elected grand
knight of the Saginaw council of
Knights of Columbus yesterday. He
is the youngest grand knight in the
United States.
-Prof. Walter Raschenbush will give
the first Wesleyan Guild lecture of
the school year, in the Methodist
Church at 7:30 o'clock next Sunday
evening. The .subject of his address
will be "The Challenge of Social Prob-
lems to College Men and Women."
-hobart Guild of the Episcopal
church will hold its first annual re-
ception to Episcopal students of the
university at 8:15 tonight, in Harris
Hall, corner of State and Huron
streets. The chaperones will be Mrs.
R. M. Wenley, Mrs. J. S. Tatlock, Miss
St. Condon, Mrs. C. W. Edmunds and
Mrs. S. M. Stanton.
-Physicians attending James Martin,
'18E, who has been seriously ill of
pneumonia at the university hospi-
tal, reported yesterday that his condi-
tion is generally improved.
--Hereafter the chasses in Astronomy
I will meet in the museum lecture
room, instead of room 109 Tappan
hall, as the latter room has been
found too small.
-Candidates for the M.A. degree. wh o
have not filled out the secial appli-
cation blanks, are expected to call for
the blanks, at the office of the gradu-
ate department.

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An entire Change of Program Tonight and for
the balance of week.
CRUBER & KEW, Scotch Novelty Musical Act
HUR ST, WATTS & HUR ST, Comedy, Singing, Talking Act
M U LLALLI- PING R E E CO., Comedy Sketch, "Miss
Thanksgiving Day"
RUBE STRICKLAND, Eccentric Rube Comedian
CARLOS CAESERO, The Human Gyroscope
Four (4) Matinees each week--Tuesday, Wed., Friday, Sat'day
Ladies' Souvenir Matinees, Tuesday and Friday
School Children Matinee every Saturday afternoon. All chil-
dren under 12 years of age admitted for 5c.
PRICES-Entire Main Floor 25c, Balcony 20c and 10c
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Majestic

--Mr. L. A. Hopkins, instructor in
mathematics in the engineering de-
partment, who has been studying
mathematics and astronomy in the
graduate department of the University,
of Chicago for the past year, has re-
turned to Ann Arbor.
--John F. Blinn, '15TH, has been ap-
pointed assistant instructor in the de-
partment of genito-urinary diseases,
for the ensuing year.
-According to Prof. R. H. Curtiss,
assistant director of the observatory,
the comet which was discovered re-
cently in South America, is rapidly
fading out and will not be visible in
the northern hemisphere.
-The special offer of mailing The
Michigan Daily to any place in the
United States for the football season,
October 1 to December 1, has proven
very popular among the old graduates.
So far about 170 subscriptions have
been received by the business manager,
and he expects many more.

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