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For Fifteen Years- -1 The Theatre Magazine _ i has been the only magazine to faithfully and - exactly follow-by printed word and photo- graph-the drama, its people and its plays, and its companion art the 'Opera. For the lover of the Drama there is no more interest- ing periodical than the Theatre Magazitic. Its descriptions of the important and popular plays are- adequate and vivid and the illustrations from the scenes of the plays are admirably reproduced. "The Theatre" never works in bits-It covers its subject' from the Boxe Office to, Stage" From cover to cover it is all "Theatre". Send in - 5 your subscription at once--every month that passes, 3cOarloy you are missing some vital news of one of the acknowledged "three great educators -the Church _ ~--the School and the Stage."_ We want live energetic agents. Highest commissions paid. Write us. 5 we: 38th Street, New York City- ._..._.. ..._.._.e._ HADE BYDAYES eiNICKELS 1n th. osly Stuxdio oteim le Campus are Iti a class by them.%l vas.'t.AM ~e'tr ficikia nj of stlp erior cjqem.flty. 3343536 -S . STATI- SaT..ANN.ARBOR --i t How'sThis? We x«ill einboss a single or two-letter monogram in anmy color, on any stationery, withouat charge for the use of thle die. We carry over i,o®o Comnbination Died in stock.. This enables us to giv'e you One Day Service. We also carry the finest stock of Stationery i ni t b'e cite. The Mayer-Schairer Co. Phone 1404 112 S. Main Street C. E. Worth, '5E, of Detroi, was acquitted last night by a jury in Justice Doty's cout of the charge of' creating a disturbance and of being a participant in the so-called riot in front of the Majestic theater on the night of October 14. The verdict of the jury last night closes the final chapter of the disturb- ance. It was conclusively proven dur- ing the process of the tial tltatthe mob directly in front of the doors of tie theater was, for the mos0t part, composed of many peaceful and law- abiding citizens of the city augmentd( by members of the city police force and sheriff's office. The evidence as introduced by 1)oth the counsel for hlaiftif ' and by the defendant tended to show that; the mob eement wa further out in the street, and that lit- tle or no danage resultet even from them. The case war, opened at. 1:30 yester- day afternoon, with, City Attorney Trank B. De ine reprseting the, city's side and N. A. Cobb, of Battlet Greek, as counsel for the defendant. Cosiderable time was occupied "in drawing the jurors, after which the evidence for the plaintiff was intro- duced. The plaintiff waived the right of first plea ding andl the defense set up its argument, which was very brief and to the point. The attorney for the plaintiff then pleaded his case and it was placed in the hands of the jury at 6:00 o'clock The jury= was out Only 20 minutes, when it returned wt a ve d c of " o guly"Worth refused to m ake any state- ment last night when asked as to w~hether or not he would push a suit against the city for false detention and said that the matter was entirely in the hands of his attorney, N. A. Cobb, of Battle Creek. He will leave this morning to resume his position as chemist for the Hudson Motor com- pany of Detroit. SELF T MANDOLIN CLUB 3IENREIS 1FOi T1l",YEAR (Continued fromi Page One) wish to try out for spec ilties are asked 'to report to the oficr. at. this meeting. The results of Thursday's try-uts are as follows: First TNandoin s John H. Adams, '8, F. W. Becker, 18, M.i F. Bennett, '6E, . . Lein- ingen, '16), G. A. Leverenaz, '16E, G. A. McKerny, '16E, A. J. Richards, '17D, '. S. Switzer, '16. Scod laIndolins W.C. Allee, '18L, L. L. Bower, '6E, W. Broadhead, '17E, G. J. Fisher, '8P, P. 0. Mulkey, '16E, P. L. Steketee, '18, H. H. Whitiugham, 17E, J. 11. Wil- son. '18. Guiitars W. C. Achi, '17L, C. C. Ashbaugh, '16,. A. D. I-oney, '17), E. K. Marshall, '17E, R. E. Motley, '16D, C. Pikett, '18. Ukeleles W. C. Achi, '17L, J. L. Driscii, '18, W. F. Crockett, '16, M. A. Nicholls '17E, :E. K. Marshall, '17E. Voli11n H. B. Forsythe, '17. Cello F. C. Wheeler, '16E. Ran 1-1. L. Davis, '17. EX-PIIESIDENT TAFT TO SPEAK HIERE ON INTERNATIONAL, PEACE "A League of Nations to Enforce Peace" will be the subject of ex-Presi- dent Williamf'Howard Taft's talk in Hill auditorium on November 13. All main floor seats will be reserved and will sell for 75 cents. First balcony seats, will to sold for 50 =cents and a fee of 25 cents will be charged for gallery seats. GLOVTE S for mten, best k nouni makes at~ reason- able prices, on sale by N. 1F. Allen & Co., Maln. street. wed-eod Matinees p R iflI Wek 'at dStWednesday A{ I IiI Otoer 25 DETROIT TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT BEAUTY CHORUS OF 50 .Show"; at 3oo0-,..3c-S.o--9.3 WFIDNES uA, OCI. 2--Charnng Vi- vian Martin in "Little9Md eoisell,'' a delightful, entertaining Subert feature. THnURSD)AY, OCT. 2----inet Corrign in "Greater Love Hath No Man," Metro feature in fie parts. FRIDA.Y, OCT..'-9-Em~und irse in "The Song of the Wage Slae" A strong vital story in five part. Xmtro. Take a "trip Around te World." Fitest series of travel pictures ever produced Watch for dae. RAE THEATRE W. Huron S. Opposite D. U. R. ATLAN S'rANc1-IEIE,MGR Wfrdnesday, Oct. 27 l.ustin ]arn ur in ''Thle Suaw Stan:' ADMISSION ALWA7S TEN CTS.I M ti'ee , zP. 1M.; Eenin . ;630. : t*rday, Sund:'. ad iiiiys con- tinannoa - OAMOND3EELERS ~ATCH SeHLAND R v SEy RI1D 3E.IBER1S I3 LIBERY tNAR 0 SILVERSMITHS ANNR DOW7N TOWN HEADQUARTERS FOR . OF M. JEWELRY )EANVAUGHAN TAKS ON "POLONGING OF LIFE " Addresses Opening, Session of Ame- lean Social Hygiene Asso- iation Dean Victor C. Vaughan, of the nedical department, who delivered an address on "Prolonging Life" at the pening session. of the central state ~onference of the American Social Hygiene association Monday niht, made some startling statements re- tarding the increasing longevity of 'hie civilized world. Within the last 25 years, according to Dean Vaughan, ike average length of life in this C'ountry has beeni increased 10 yrears; and if the present progress in medical learning is continued, the average life of the next generation will be in- creased 1 5 years. He said that if we htone to continue this work it must b by enlightening the public as to how to live according to the rules of sani- tation and medical science. thle best government," said Dean Vaughan, "is the one which gives the longest life with the best health. In the United States we have greater longevity than does any country in Elurope. That is because the average intelligence in this country is higher, and the highest intelligence in the United States is in this great north- west, of which Chicago is the metrop-- ols. "2Jan is first of all an animal. It is necessary that hle be a healthy ani- mnal if he is to become great in the world. In this day ignorance is a sin and knowledge a 'virtue." CO N ('NTIATI ON IWEEK ST2RTS 11'T111$40,O(MM IN'IREASE (Continued from Page One) bes of the same committee an oppor- tunity to plan cooperative campains duiing the final week. Detroit reported $136,200 at noon yesterday, and the efforts of the De- troit committee during the next few days is expected to bring their total up close to the $250,000 mark set as their share of the $1,000,000 total, IV.ummr Seat Sale IMon ay -IR"M. I 'There a~e a number of - good,' sensible cigarettes on the market-Fatimnas are not the only ones. But Fauinas are the best-lamed and best-selling PrItces 54-754141.50 __ ijE HEATRE ThurmAay and Friday October 28-29 Ladies' Aid Socityad Vsted or OFFER!S MIS MUSICAL COMEDY CAS i' C"P THE LIVST 'S PEST T(NOWN PI AYERS Miss Fra nc is Seelev, '18 Morrison R. Wood, ' 16 Frank W. Grover, 'mis Chase 13. Sikes, '16 C. NV. W ilber, 'j f, jaines Suner and Olive Hartsig, '17 Large Clhorus f Augmented Orchestra I TODAY at 3. C L S .110--S H and A mSuge s Ring e Srrnielilny original Co ,t"dly i' r "InS ng" The Juveile '67L They have a . ~~~in.arxeidy Buturyp may not like lFatiiaas well as' all these thou- sanads of other men doo. But you can't dlery that they are worth try- ing-not only for the do- of all the cigarettes cost- licious taste that has wade ing over Sc. them so famous, but also Of course, your taste to see just how SENSI- may be different-you BLE they really are- a n..{~how COOL and comfort- "UO E - ' able to the throat andt S FO{ Ntongue and how free they d d ty o 2h° eseni.. 'ICgh nare from after-effects. t ~~io a, el, Ci out these tests an hep$rt ffr ou o r& n,! I ,seer iEta .iaif you can. finId any' kin iorow vta~ otet ha agtt .tl Yo wil f ' -,cia eethat meets them nBamlhtnatt~n x , aor jip rtAIo oej ee ;swell as good old s Ufa dr sme atd tt 1 i'4 ' and 2. p.e;'e:c.,- S4W !d et cude S'Eatimas do. andot muint ra"evl,. t..a 'ol d 4uli",!-ta s 'PoMake this important fft 'Na or tYt o.,2tobccs ete o th"today.,40 omild tin t EL0, , 4a ,cn' VU ilt dlte ,-"estto ay y~and a n00 i a! u,,~ ' t.,,, - . i., , 'Sbn i, t . o ( Op° na.both t O rt fe,, ,s r Ia l.; k'iu,'- ,, e "to t rm t.- PA TIMA wthetA yCrrno A-ardekd the Gr'and i-e at the Pax-' opra-PJacm4!,,enatiomst Rxjosilao*. ttV 1 sens : t .k~k cig ette- 1 Prosperous - Prosperity is reflected in a person's clothing and jewelry, and no one - denies the advantage gained by a prosperous appearance, nor that a good watch a nd chain tends more thian anything else to convey the idea of prosperity. RINGS WATCHES JEWELRY Fine Repairing of Watches o- Haller Jewelry Go. State St. Jewelers Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 23.---An hour and one-half of stiff offensive scrim- -mage against the scrubs sent the Var'- sity to the lockers today' tired and thauk k 'l for the relief. The regulars ;:Lut'~ed in scoring, two touchdowns, one on a 75-yard run ona a trick play. j ad the other on a 30-yard end run by Russell. It took cue-half hour foi' the men to go dou 'n the field after this touchdown, in spite o' the fact that lrhto bail didi not go over, if downs were not. made. It eras ]i:art ed through an X-Ray 1 picturetan at the University hios- pital today that Light, the freshman who was hurt in the game on Satur- dlay, is° sufferig from two broken ribs and possible internal injuries. Light+ wa,