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250 MORE
Lyn"on's "M" Books
RCIEIVUD YCST]RDAY
At the old price $1.00
This is the last lot of these "M" books that we can buy to sell at
this price, so get busy.

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Phone 1701 Always a Good Show

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you re a College Man and hold a
reputation among your friends for
wearing decisive and distinctive clothes,
rou cannot overlook our Fail and Winter
Tabrics, They're full of character. Have
a suit tailored-to-measure which wil add
arance and embody your individual ideas.
ee tasteful yet distinctive style.

LYNDON

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The Sign of Satisfaction

s the New Styles, First

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TWO SENIOR CLASSES SELECT
OFFICIALS FOR COMING YEAR
Two senior classes held elections
yesterday afternoon. The senior en-
gineers elected the following officers:,
vice-president, J. W. Raynsford; treas-
urer, D. G. Ellis; track manager, J. H.
Ferris; football manager, W. W. Cand-
ler; baseball manager, W. H. Stewart;
basketball manager, A. R. Griffes. No
majorities were obtained for the offices
of president and secretary. Another
election will be held Thursday; from
3:45 to 5:45 o'clock, in room 311, en-
gineering building.
The senior laws elected the follow-
ing officers: vice-president, Miss Ash-
ford; treasurer, W. 0. Krommer; foot-
ball manager, E. S. Cohn; basketball
manager, L. BLMcClelland; baseball
manager, W. C. Bryant; oratorical-del-
egate, L. H. Kranz, sergeant-at-arms,
L. Hall. No president or secretary
has been elected yet.
APPE ARANCE OF NEW MEN
BRIGHTENS SOCCER PROSPECTS
Darkness alone stopped the anxious
soccer candidates last night after a
strenuous afternoon of hard practice.
Coach E. R. McCall, '15L, has some
splendid material this fall, and all in-.
dications point to a successful season.
Several men, who have had consider-
able training at soccer in different
parts of England, are out, and the task
of selecting aformidable lineup to op-
pose Ypsilanti Friday on the peda-
gogues' own field does not seem diffi-
cult.
Haig Dombooragien, '17E, an Arme-
nian, who was a member of Lansing's
state champion soccer team last year,
made his initial appearance yesterday,
and Coach McCall was immediately
impressed by his unusual skill.-
Besides several other new men of
exceptional ability, McCall has a fine
nucleus left over from last year, and
Michigan will undoubtedly be repre-
sented by a star soccer aggregation
this fall.
ALL ORGANIZATIONS URGED TO
SEND DELEGATES TO MEETING
Lantern slides will illustrate the
address of Dr. R. Bishop Canfield of
the university hospital staff, on
"Throat Infections," before the health
service representatives in the medical
building, Wednesday night, October 21;
at 8:00 o'clock.
It is important that all organizations
desiring to cope with the health ser-
vice' in. the project send their repre-
sentatives to this meeting. All or-
ganizations that have not elected a
delegate are requested to do so at
once. An election of officers of the
general body will be held, and other
matters will be disposed of.
K.W. ZIMMERSCHIED, '03E, GIVES
TALK ON METALLURGY TONIGHT


BROADWAY AND JOHN R.
DETROIT
-where the U. of M. spirit
is manifest and "M" men are
taken care of. . Go to The
Edelweiss for your luncheon
when in Detroit, Soc. Also for
your Dinner or after-the-
theatre Supper. And we make
a specialty of U. of M. Ban-
quets. Dancing from 6 to 8:3o
and IO to 12:30. Delightful
music - orchestral and voice.
Cuisine unexcelled, and Ser-
vice the best. A royal wel-
come awaits I'" men at any
hour of the day or night at

ORPIEUMTheatre
House of Famous Plays by Famous Players
MON.-TUES., Oct. 19.20-Daniel
Frohan presents H. B. Warner in
"The Loot Paradise."
WED. Oct. 21f -Kalem presents the
-reat French.luglish war story,
Wotfe or the Conquest of Quebeo'
THUR..FRI. Oct. 22.2 a -Hobart
Bosworth in Odyssey @f the North'
by Jack London..
SAT. Oct. 24-Return date, Carlysle
Blackwel In "Spitre."

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Personality,

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bine in your hat the elements
needed to make you different
from the crowd, and at the
same time keep it within the
bounds of refinement.
We've b e e n hatters for a
long time, and our popularity
with ambitious dressers makes
us think we know what they
want.

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A Week of Peature Acts-Two Best Vaudeville Bills of Season
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday-October 19-20-21
FIVE (5) FLYIND E VALS
World's Premier Comedy and S nsational Aerialists
KOLLETTA, Violinist EARL AND -EDWARDS, Talking and Singing
CLYDE AND MARION, Two Giris, Comedy-Talking
and Dancing
Menlo Moore's
Enchanted Forest"
" Fantastic Fancies from Nursery Rhymes."
Six (6) Beautiful Girls
Two shows every night, 7:30 and 9. Four Matinees every week
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday. The Majestic changes
bills every Monday and Thursday. Only first show at night is
reserved, seats held only until 7:30. Ladies' Souvenir Matinee
Tuesday and Friday.
GRACE CAMERON IS COMING

TENNIS AND 6YMNASIUM SHOES

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Seat Sales

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$1.00 - withoLt

BLOCK "A"
coupon ticket $4.00

ESDAY, OCT. 21 - BLOCK "B"
eservations $0.75-without coupon ticket $3.75
Y, OCT. 23 - - BLOCK "C"
eservations $0.50--without coupon ticket $3.50
ZGIN AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING.AT THE
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC

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othcs can be
y by giving
attention to

TRANSIT MARKET
Wm. LINDEMAN
DEALER IN
Fresh and Salt Meats
Pork, Ham Poultry,etc.
Bell Phone 2294 212 N. 4th Ave.

JACOB MACK, Mpuaager
ARCADE THEATRE
MONDAY, OCTOBER 19
Bransford in Arcadia, 3 part drama
Lost in the Studio, z part Comedy
A Miner's Romance, part drama
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20
Tempest and Sunshine. 2 part drama
A Bowl of Roses, i part drama
The Slavey's Romance, x part drama
Jan and Jealousy, 34 part comedy
San-cleinento Island, %, part 9d,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21t
Special Feature to be announced Tuesday
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22
The Banker's Daughter, by Bronson Howard.
5 part special. Celebrated Players Company.
Drama.
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS WILL
JAUNT TO YPSILANTI FRIDAY
Instead of Friday's regular cross-
country jaunt, which the two squads
of road runners take every afternoon,
all candidates for the team will speed
it over to Ypsilanti at 4:15 o'clock
where a feast will be indulged in.
Captain Trelfa will lead the faster
men, with F. L. Young, president of
the cross-country club, piloting the
newer runners.
The banquet will be featured by talks
by several speakers but thecomplete
program for the evening has not been
announced. Intramural Director
Rowe will attend the banquet.
At least. 50 men will be in the two
parties and each will pay the regular
assessment,amounting to 50 cents.
MASQUES ELECT TEN WOMEN
TO MEMBERSHIP LAST WEEK

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Near Allenet Hotel

You win $500
by writing the best
Fatima. ad. AX (i

W. W. MANN,

We believe the College Man who smokes
Fatima ought to be able to write a good
Fatima ad. He knows from experience
that Fatima is of satisfying excellence
--that for its superlative quality it is
moderately priced. He of all Fatima
smokers, should be able to write of
Fatima convincingly.
So we are going to pay $50 to the student
who prepares and sends' to us the best
original advertisement for Fatima Ciga-
rettes before June 1, 1915.

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FACTORY HAT STORE, 118 E.

ILLUSTRATE3
but if you can
your kodak or

Any student 6i &y college may compete for this $500
There are no restrictions, whatever, no strings of any
kind on t~is offer, otheir than tis-every contestant
must be a regularly enrolled student in an American
College. We want a student-not a professional ad
writer-to benefit from this offer.
Three prominent business men, whose names will be
announced later, will act as judges.

your ad. if you can
n't draw, then use
describe your idea.
Some facts that
may help you
Made of Pure Tobacco.
Fatima Cigarettes were first
ruade famous by college men.
The Trurkish Tobacco utied fa
Fatina Cigarettes is selected by.
expert native buyers stationed
at Xanthi, Sanisoun., Cavahla
and S "syrna.
Fatinais five to onethebiggest
selling fifteen cet cigarette i
the country.
Simple. inexpensive package,

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Editor, The Michigan Daily:-,
I attended the fine organ recital giv-
en by Mr. Earl Moore last Thursday
and was greatly annoyed by the bab-j
blings and screamings and contortions
of a precious infant that some mother
had been inconsiderate enough to
bring along with her. In all the most
delicate passages this darling cherub
was inspired to make the most noise,
and the misguided mother looked
around with a fatuous smile as much
as to say "Did you ever see anything
so cunning?" The scowls and shrugs
of the disgustedpeople about had no
effect. When a woman is so incom-
prehensibly selfish as to disturb a
great audience with the performances
of her interesting offspring, is there
nothing to be done? Cannot the ush-
ers be given authority to keep such
women out by force if necessary?
Yours in wrath,
R. G. BOARDMAN.
Senior Lits-election of class offi-
eers today, 2.5 o'clock, Tappan hall.

Mr. K. W. Zimmerschied, '03E, and
a graduate student in '04, will deliver
the opening illustrated lecture of the
chemical branch of the engineering
society at 7:30 o'clock tonight in room
165 of the chemistry building, on the
subject of "Metallurgy and Some of
Its Relations to Automobile Mechan-
ics."
Mr. Zimmerschied was formerly
professor of metallurgy in the Uni-
versity oftMichigan from 1905 to 1910,
and since then has been with the Gen-
eral Motors Co., of which concern he
is now head metallurgist. He is rec-
ognized as one of the leading metal-
lurgists of the country and is vice-
president of the American Association
of Automobile Engineers.
COMMITTEES ARRANGING NEW
.COURSE WITH ALBION MEET

The mo
1913. Int)
ads subm
each moni
together
graph oft
writer w
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to si-n-ir
chlanle tC
ads thatt

for adbut no finer tuba
$5 for every ad published in 1sacr a.
$500 for the best one submitted " iadstiacivl
will be awarded June . Tbose who try to earn this They are
he meantimesome ofthe $300should remember that
initted will be publishled the supreme test of any advertise.
ithiicoilegepu'lications, ment i; its sellingz owe.. Whether
w th tenameand photo. your ad consists of only ten words
'thewriter-provided the -or runs to a thousand -it should
will give permission for be i cestrn, truth fk. convne-
a sicstich. in;;-it s'iould give to i .0 lwader
"hndsopublishedwcewi:I tLe buyiing iimpu:'.:e. Tj tv."
}vriter.. But, the publi such advertisements, that
taiyad must not be taken ti Ira t'e tutct'per.r
vthatitstndsanybetter mance,Viewriter medt L e. vow
0o Nv.1 the >°o than thle heve in Vie product he ij
are not published. writing aboutt.

Masques, executive body of the Wom-
en's Dramatic association, elected the
following women to membership at
a meeting Saturdayrafternoon: Miner-
va Bouch, '15, Vera Burridge, '15,
Alice Crandall, '17, Helen Ely, '16,
Judith Ginsburg, '15, Martha Grey, '16,
Lavina MacBride, '17, Louise Markley,.
'15, Mildred Rees, '15, Marian Stowe,
'16.
Plans for the year will be outlined
at the first meeting of the new mem-
bers, to be held at 8:00' o'clock next
Friday night at the home of Mary
Plamer, 902 E. Washington street.

baccoi 3usettian
lgarettes are
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20for 1se

THE TURKISH BLEND CIGARETTE

accc ( .212 Fifth Ave., NewtYork
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THE KEMPF MUSIC STUDIO---312
S. Division. Phone 212-3. Piano,
voice, pipe organ, composition. Leave
orders for fine piano tuning. eod Tu
Waterman Fountain Pens of. all
kinds. University Avenue Pharmacy.
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At the Majestic Grace Cameron will
sing "Little Dolly Dimples." tf
Pianos to rent at Schaeberle & Sons
Music douse. tf,

E. LIBERTY
classes at Granger's if you
ance correctly. Class every
y night at 7:30. Private les-
ppointment. For particulars
Maynard St. next to Majes-
ne 246.
very Wednesday and Satur-
from 9 to 12. 50c per couple.

Committees representing ,the Uni-
versity of Michigan and Albion college
met in Albion on Saturday, October 17,
to discuss the details concerning the
arrangement of a combined course
with Albion, under which the work will
be so arranged that students at Albion
will complete a three year course and
will then enter the university and
complete the third and fourth years
of work in the engineering depart-
ment, and secure their bachelor's de-
gree.
The matter has already been approv-
ed by the regents, and the final details
are now before the members of the
engineering faculty for their approv-
al.

Senior Lits-election. of- class
cers today, 2-5 o'clock, Tappan

ofl.
hail.

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we have the goods, and a satisfied
customer is our best "Ad."

Towels-soap-tooth brushes
directory at Quarry Drug Co.

and,
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Students'

Grace Cameron is coming. Watch fora
the date at the Majestic.

Supply
Opposite Eng. Arch.

Store.

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