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THE "UKULELE"--
Although r-ecently introduced in. the
States it has already became
A Great Favorite
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Its use is rapidly spreading over our entire
country; more especially among students of
Universities, and Glee Clubs; it is easy to learn;
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OUTLINEI PLANS FOR
_I)D1ITION rTO PRESENT
FNIVERSITY GYMNASIN
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will be added to the equipment and
the old wooden lockers discarded. At
present there are but 1,800 lockers.
The locker-room will be so ventilated
that all odors will be removed through
a central pipe.
The number of shower baths will
be raised, from 24 to 80, and the ven-
tilating so arranged that the steam
will be drawn off immediately.
A novel feature will be introduced
in the manner of clearing the gym-
nasium floor after practice or classes.
Brass sliding poles such as are used
in fire departments will connect the
locker-rooms with the gymnasium
floor, and by their use it is figured
that the floor may be cleared in half
the time taken in the past.
The entire basement will be floored
with white tile and sided with the
same material. The ceiling will be
concrete, painted white. In addition
to the lockers,showers and pool, four
hand-ball courts will be added.
The second floor addition will con-
tain the offices of the director, those
of th officers of the athletic associa-
tion, of the coaches and the health
service. A box office for the sale of
tickets for athletic contests and rooms
for wrestling, boxing, fencing and like
sports will occupy the second floor
as well. Next to these rooms will be
the offices of the intramural director
and the lecture rooms.
ARREST TWO UPON CHARGE OF
ST EALING PARKED AUTOMOBILE
Officer Ryan yesterday afternoon
arrested G. D. Humble and M. W.
Murray, both of Lansing, on a charge
of stealing an automobile belonging
to Robert Isbell, a prominent elevator
man of Jackson. The car was stolen
last Monday evening after it had been
parked in front of a theater by its
owner in that city.
Mr. Isbell drove over to the foot-
ball game in another machine yester-
day, and while parking his car in
State street, near Ferry field, noticed
an automobile which on further ex-
amination proved to be the stolen ma-
chine. He notified the police depart-
ment of this city, and the arrest of
the two men followed as they came
for the machine after the game.
The prisoners were taken to jail
and Murray was released after he had
proved his innocence. The officers at
Lansing were notified and it was as-
certained that Humble is an ex-con-
vict with a criminal record.
43,000 People and 20 Bands in Parade
New York, Oct. 23.-One of the
longest parades seen here in, years
marched from Washington Square to
59th street today. More than 43,000
men and women, accompanied by 30
bands,, presented a three-mile argu-
ment for woman suffrage.
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Shows at 3:00-6:10--3:00-9:3
MONDAY, OCT. 2.--:Alice BrAdy a d
Holbrook Blinn in "The o-s " t m.
A. Brady Feature. R-torn (
TUESDAY, OCT. 26 -borw'hv lDojflell%
in "Sealed Valley." "ixe part Metro
Feature.
WEDNESDAY, cCT. .7-- Charmiii Vi-
viani Martin in "i~ittle Sl.deuti c alp,',
a delightful, entertaining Shut en
feature.
Take a .Trip Around the World."
Finest series of travel pictures ever
produced. Watch for dwe.
RAE THEKi1RE
W. Huron St., Opposite D. U. R.
Waiting Ro-.
ALAN STANCHFI2 LD. MQR.
Sunday Oct. 24__
"Home, Sweet Home," by the author of
"The Birth of a Nation" with the
same cast of players.
"The Crown of Death," Under the Cres-
cent series.
M.nda . Oct. 25
the Fero of the Gridiro,'" with brief
ey of Harvard playing the lt-:divug n'uir
ADMISSION ALWAYS TEN CTS.
P. M.-, Eveni ls, 6:30.
Saturday, Sunday. and IioLiday Lcrfl-
arm n singers and Bell Ringers
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HOPE TO START TRYOUTS FOR
C(O)MEDY CLUB PLAY THIS WEEK
Work on the selection of the cast
for the comedy "Stop Thief" that is
to be presented by the Comedy club
as its annual production at some time
before Christmas vacation, will be
commenced this week, according to
President J. S. Switzer, '16, who has
been forced to delay tryouts for the
cast due to the failure of the manu-
script of the play to arrive from New
York.
From the nature of the presenta-
tion, which is a farce of the lightest
and most modern kind, unusually high
ability will have to be shown by the
tryouts in order to insure the success
of the play. It is thought, however,
that, in view of the fact that the new
members in this year's club have
shown themselves to be an exception-
ally capable lot, there will be little
difficulty in selecting a cast that
measures up to the required stand-
ards.
Alumni in Foreign Countries Listed!
Pamphlets containing lists of all
Michigan alumni who are. now in
foreign countries carrying on Chris-
tian work, have been printed at the
direction of the ;university student
volunteer group and are now being
distributed to all of the interested
alumni, and to all students who are
interested in this line of work.
UNIVERSITY NOTICE
Fresh lit election, 3:00 to 5:00
o'clock tomorrow, room 101, econom-
ics building.
Therfs s 1e 0..g to hold yo .r interest every minute of the per-
$r nce this n Ther s a pleasing variety to the program.
c a hint to sut ' :ery possible whim or humor of the Majestic
audiences CIDot t to be udveroiely criticized. Every act better
thir a te o her but tKnMy're al the very best.
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FRATERNITY JEWELRY
Thru our association with I 'dward R. R ehm, of Detroit,,we
are in position to show a large line of
National Greek Letter Fraternity foods
Jeweled Pins, crests, novelties, &c.
Samples carried in stock and wve will be pleased to show them
to any accredited fraternity member.
Makers and Designers of Fraternity Jewelry
You have seen the Rest, now see tb e Best
THE MESSRS. SHUBERT OFFER
The London Gaiety Production
Direct from Its Successful Runs and in Its Entirety Exactly as Pre3ented in London,
New York, Boston.
TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT
MUSIC BY PAUL A. RUBENS. BOOK BY FRED THOMPSON.
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LADDIE CLIFF DELICATE
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YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS IT'
Penn State Lads Travel to Big
Games in Carload Lots--Almost
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The students of the Pennsylvania,
State college tried to "put one over"
on the railroads, but theycouldn't do
it according to a story now going the
rounds of the press. It seems that
so great was the loyalty of the fol-
lowers of the Blue and White that
they determined to support the team
at every game played this season,
whether at home or abroad. But time
passed and the Harvard game drew
on apace. They must see that game.
Ay, but how?
Thirty-five dollars was the price de-
manded by the railroads to transport
by-law or other human beings were
forbidden to ride as live stock; more-
over, that, althoughsthe students were
undoubtedly game, still they could not
be classed as such for purposes of
transportation, and furthermore that
the proposed live stock would, it was
feared, turn out to be too live stock,
for the safety of the containing cars,
in the event victory rested with the
Blue and White.
Then and therefore, all things con-
sidered, the ingenuity of the student
body is to go for naught, unless it
can devise some way to raise the re-
quired number of iron men to carry
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Cottonseed Sells al $,0 a Ton
Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 23.Cot-
tonseed is now selling at $;, per ton,
a price never before realized on such'
a product. This marks an interest-
ing development in what was once
considered a worthless by-product,(
Roughly estimated, 2.2 bales of cot-'
ton contain one ton oi seed. Since
the cotton crop this year is about II,-
0,000 0 bales, making a probable
yield of 5,000,000 tons of seed, a talue
of $250,000,000 is thtis added to the
UNIVERSIIY NOTICES
Su ppl e-mental
examinations for
students who were not present for
the final examination last spring in
PEonOmies 1, and i1, will be held in
ronm 202, economics building, Satur-
day morning, October 30 at 9:00
c'clock.
Soph lit football practice will be
held at Ferry field at 3:15 o'clock
Monday.
Dr. Parker will be unable to meet
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each and every undergraduate to the I them to Cambridge next week.
cotton crop.
his classes in philosophy Monday.
Week November Ist STNEA SE THURS ATUADAY scene of the conflict. And that was
OLIVER MOROSCO WILL PRESENT just about 30 dollars more .than the
average undergraduate felt he would
PEG 0' MY HEART beable to padtinto his account So
one of the more brilliant of the would-
BY J: HARTLEY MANNERS
With Florence E. Martin, Direct from a year's run in Boston, as the fascinating e supporlis conce edthe nterstato
Irish heroine, "Peg," mkn plcto oteitrtt
commerce commission for permission
to ride to the eastern battlefield as
Call 2256 for a Stark 'Taxicab. Lunches delivered. live stock-total cost of journey, seven
"We'll be there." oct5tf Call 1107. dollars.
Polish your floors with Old English j Now an unkind fate in the form of
Floor Wax. C. H. Major & Co. Phone pago -ao j2n ij juaS that same commission stepped upon
237. oct20-21-22-23-24; -poo 1u dol sl1o 19 e nj a uti the scene, declaring that in some old
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After the game--a box of MORSE'S or GILBERT'S Candies
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