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CLASSES MAKE ELECTIONS AND
NOMINATIONS FOR 1914-1915
Senior homeops elected officers for
the year yesterday. The new men are:
president, R. H. Criswell; vice-presi-
dent, D. B. Marsh; athletic manager,
J. W. Allen; treasurer, E. C. Ganz-
horn; and secretary, C. C. Owen.
Soph architects nominated the fol-
lowing at a meeting yesterday: presi-
dent, H. Grey, Fred Kolb; vice-presi-
dent, L. Ray, E. Trysell; secretary, F.
DeRos, Miss R. Macomber; treasurer,
F. King, G. K. Sprague; athletic man-
ager, L. Grauman, H. E. Wilson; ser-
geant-at-arms, G. L. Cheffy, E. Hesse.
Junior engineers nominated the fol-
lowing at a meeting yesterday: presi-
dent, D. Smith, F. Mack; vice-presi-
dent, H. Buell, W, Warren; treasurer,
M. Reid, R. Hadley; secretary, J. Ro-
man, H. Phillips; baseball manager,
A. C. Headman, T. D. Weaver; track
manager, J. P. Carritte, J. Groves;
basketball manager, K. E. Berray, W.
A. Reichle.
Senior pharmics met yesterday af-
ternoon, and nominated the following
men for offices: president J. A. Bergy,
R. B. Shibel; vice-president, 0. A.
Brines, R. E. Morse; treasurer, W. F.
Kunke, R. G. Arner; secretary, W. L.
Skibert, G. C. Curtis; athletic manager,
R. M. McGregor.
MANY NEW MEMBERS CHOSEN
BY COMEDY CLUB FOR 1914-1915
Competition in the final tryouts for
membership to he Comedy club was so
keen, that only after overtime deliber-
ation by the management, 12 new
members were selected.
President L. K. Friedman, '15, said
it was one of the largest and most sat-
isfactory tryouts ever held.
Work upon the selection of a play
for 1914-15 has already commenced,
and a decision will be reached some
tim-e next week.
,An important meeting of all mem-
bers of the Comedy club is to be held
in the Cercle Francais rooms at 4:00
o'clock this afternoon.
Those chosen in the trials yesterday
were: Rowena B. Bastin, Vena I.
Marsh, '17, Eleanor Stalker, '17, Helen'
R. Ely, '16, Marguerite Wasserman,
'16, and Judith Ginsburgh, lit; men:
J. S. Switzer, '16, E. F. Bankey, '17, C.
A. Lokker, '17L, F. W. Sullivan, '18,
Norman Wassman, '18, and Morrison
Wood, '17.

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ORPHEUMTheatre
House of Famous Plays by Famous Players
Mon., Tues., Oct. 12-13-L. Fran Bau
Presents
"The Path-Work Girl of Oz"
Wed., Oct.14, Return Date
MaryPickiord in Caprice
Thur.. Fri.,Sat.. Oct. 15-16--17
Jesse L. Laky
Preseus Dustin Fart am in
"The Virginian"
VARSITY TRACK TEAM TO GET
INTO ACTION FOR FIRST TIME
Material for the Varsity track team
will get into action at 3:30 o'clock this
afternoon, when the first of the fall
practices will be held at Ferry field.
Trainer Farrell and Captain Smith
urge every man who has a possibility
of developing into a cinder track ath-
lete, to appear for training, as there
is better chance'for green men to land
a berth than ever before.
Track prospects were bettered yes-
terday, when it was announced that
W. H. Lynch, a member of the '16 All-
Fresh track team, who was out of
school last year, had returned. Lynch
is a two-miler, and makes a welcome
addition to Farrell's squad.
Select Men For Canvass of Faculty
Committeemen for the faculty mem-
bership campaign of the Michigan Un-
ion have been chosen from men who
did exceptionally good work during the
recent general membership canvass.
Out of the 450 faculty men in the uni-
versity, 53 are life members, and 49
have taken yearly memberships, leav-
ing nearly 350 to be solicited.
Members of the committee are L. K.
Friedman, '15, David R. Ballentine, '16,
Harry G. Sparks, '17E, Enos Bradner,
'15, Russel E. Dean, '15, Sidney T.
Steen, '16E, John B. Smiley, '15E,
Thatcher W. Rea, '17, Benjamin S.
Motter, '16, Albert E. Stoll, '17, Edward
W. Hoffman, '16L, Russel S. Collins,
'16, Howard A. Lang, '15E, Staats Ab-
rams, '17, William J. Goodwin, '16L,
Eugene A. Bartelme, '17E, Loule H.
Dunten, 14, W. E. Talcott, R. W. Her-
bert, S. L. Thomas, J. W. Langs, Rodg-
er W. Thompson, and H. H. Philips.
Interest Shown to Determine Games
Interest in soccer football will de-
termine just how many contests its
advocates will engage in this year.
At a meeting held Monday even-
ing, Intramural Director Rowe an-
nounced that there was a possibility of
five games being scheduled, but negoti-
ations with these teams would not be
closed until sufficient interest in the
sport has been manifested by the soc-
cerites. Practice takes place every
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday af-
ternoon at 4:00 o'clock, and the con-
dition attached to the scheduling of
these five games will probably bring
out more enthusiasts.
Dr. De Nanerede Gives Instruments
Dr. C. B. de Nancrede, professor of
surgery, has given the university
through the board of regents a number
of useful and valuable medical instru-
ments which he desires to present to
the university hospital. The original
cost of these instruments was more
than $1,000. Dr. de Nancrede also pre-
sented the university library with
some hundreds of medical works which
will be placed on the reference shelv-
es for the use of students. It is es-
timated that there are about 500 vol-
umes In the collection.
PLAN ASSEMBLAGE

FOR CONVOCATION
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will meet at the band stand at 2:50
o'clock, and will play from 3:00 to
3:30 o'clock.
The president, the board of regents
and the orator of the day will then
assemble in the rooms in Hill auditor-
ium on the stage floor level at the.
west end of the platform, and will
enter by the west stage entrance at

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3:00 7:30 9:00
Alvwwy a Good how
It's up to you to see this show
Thurs,, Fri., Sat. Oct, 15-16-17
HALTON POWELL
Ollexs His Musical Comedy Tabloid
"Watch Your Step"
WITH
"'Jack'Trainor"
And a CUTEY, CUTEY CHORUS of Talent, Youth
and Beauty-Hear that Big Song Hit "I Want to
be Back In Michigan"--You will laugh until you
cry at this show-Remember lots of frocks,
mirth, girls, pep and speed.
Four (4) Matinees Each Week-Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat.-Ladie's Souvenir Matinees are
Tues. and Fri.-School children under 12 years of age admitted to Sat. Matinee for 5o
GRACE CAMERON a Real Star IS COMING SOON
Extra! Extra! Chorus Girls Contest Friday Night--"You Know"

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The Magazime Ma.
Now taking Subscriptions for the
Saturday Evening Post and
Ladies' Home Journal
At student rate of $1 for 8 months
I also handle all other magazines, and
can make you special club rates.
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the north end of the building. The
'faculties will meet, don robes on the
second and third floors, at the west
end of the platform, and will enter by
the west stage entrance at the north
end of the building.
Graduate department students will
assemble and don robes in the corres-
ponding rooms at the east end of the
platform and will enter by the east
stage entrance at the north end ofl-the
building. The degree students, senior
and junior medics will enter by the
middle front entrance and will pass
to space in the rear of the parquet
seats.
The seniors will enter by the two
east front doors, and will assemble
in the foyer and lobby at the east end.
The sophomores will enter by the two
west front doors, andwill meet in the
foyer andlobby at the west end.
The juniors will enter by the west
side entrance, and proceed to the first'
balcony floor, the lits passing into and
through the museum to the east end,
the engineers and architects to the
middle door, and the medics, laws,
pharmics, homeops and dents will
pause at the west doors.
All freshmen will enter by the east
side entrance, and will proceed to the
second balcony floor,' the pharmics,
homeops and dents passing to the west
end, the engineers and architects to
the middle, and the lits pausing. at the
east end.
BUSINESS STAFF TRYOUTS
All Juniors and Sophomores desir-
ing to try out for the Daily Business
Staff will notify the office between one
and five today. Phone 960.

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