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Special Cut Price Sale of
Second-hand Kodaks
I have several Eastman Kodaks-Good as New--that I will
sell so cheap you'll think you found them.

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WHITNEY THEATR E
Saturday, Matinee and Night, Nov. 13

JOr WEBER presents (first time
Most Successful Musical

in this city) the Newest and
Comedy of the-year.

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SELECT CAST FUR
COMEDYCUB PLAY
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Aams, '18L, "Henders," and Chete
Fordney, '10E, "Pete."
Rehearsals, starting immediately,
will be held at the rate of three or
four a week until December 18, when
the play will be given in the evening
at the Whitney theatre. A second per-
formance will take place at the Whit-
ney on the Saturday afternoon of
J-Hop week. It is believed that in the
choice of the date of the first produc-
tion a time has been found which will
not be too near to that of any similar
event and will enable the playtosbreak
the lull between the football season
and the J-Hop period.
The expenses for scenery and royal-
ties in producing "The Professor's
Love Story" will exceed those of any
previous Comedy club play As the
setting and atmosphere is entirely
modern, no costuming will be required.
The play is marked by the fact that
all the parts are distinct characters,
and by the brilliant humor of their
speeches and the cleverness of the sit-
uations.
CHURCHILL QUTS
POST IN CABINET
OF GREAT BRITAIN
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permits, the war office announced to-
day. The pursuing forces took 1,700
prisoners and 11 more cannon Thurs-
day in the Ribari district, 22 miles
northwest of Nish.
One Austro-German force is cross-
ing the mountain ridge south of west-
ern Morova, 45 miles northwest of Ma-
vari. Another is moving southwest
through Ravina valley.
London, Nov. 12.-TheBritish steam-
ship Rhineland has been sunk by a
German submarine. Only one survivor
has been landed. The Rhineland was
of 1,501 tons gross anr was built in
1903. She was owned in Liverpool by
the Liverpool & Hamburg Steamship
company..
Thirty-eight Lascars and seven Eu-
ropeans, part of the crew of the Brit-
ish steamship Clan MacAlpine, were
landed today. Clan MacAlpine, a ves-
sel of 4,835 tons, was sunk Nov. 10.
London, Nov. 12.--A dispatch from
Athens says that a Polonika telegram
to the Patrie states that the French
have inflicted a severe defeat on the
Bulgarians near Veles. The fall of
that town is considered imminent.
Berlin (via Sayville wireless), Nov.
12.-Twenty-seven members of the
Greek parliament have deserted the
war party. Ex-Premier Venizelos has
secured a neutrality majority among
the law-makers, according to an Ath-
ens report published today by the
Daste Nachrichter.
Washington, Nov. 12.-The escape of
another sailor from the Prince Eitel
Frederic, interned at the Norfolk navy
yard, was reported to the war depart-
ment today. The sailor's last name
was Thiery.
London, Nov. 12.-The Germans have
lost so much ground on their western
front that the Russian war office con-
siders Riga and Dvinsk safe for the
winter, says a Petrograd dispatch to-
night.
PROF. BIGELOW'S SON INJURED
Tackle on Harvard Eleven Hurt in
Early Season Game

Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 12.-J. L.
Bigelow, tackle and center on the Har-
vard eleven last year, was injured in
one of the preliminary games of the
season.
The nature of his injuries. was not
known, but it was learned last night
that he had sustained a fracture of a
vertebrae.
The injury is not considered serious,
and it is the belief of the coach that
he will have sufficiently recovered to
participate in the Yale game.
Mr. Bigelow is the son of Prof. S. L.
Bigelow, of thehchemistrydepartment.
This year, the same as last year,
"We'll be there." Stark Taxicab Co.,
2255. oct5tf

Matinees GARRICK eOf
Wednesday '*u Nvbr2
ai~d Sat. oe b 8
DETROIT
"THE ONLY GIRL"
Musical Comedy

Music by Victor Herbert, Lyrics by He' ry Blossom
Direct from One Entire Year at the Lyric Tneatre, N, w York

Shows at 3:oo-6:30-8:oo-9:30
SATURDAY, NOV.i,--Wiliam Farnun
in "ThePlun~erer.''-A tetarb able
Fox Feature lu Fide Parts.
MON., Nov. 1 - Clara Kimball Young
and Wilton Lackaye in "' T'RILBY"
-Special Orchestra and a Soloist from
Detroit-Extra Matinee at 4:30. 20e
'rake a "Trip Around the World-"
Finest series of travel pictures ever
produced. Watch for date.

A Group of Stunning Young Women, Selected for their Dis-
tinct Types of American and Eas opean w' eaut ies
Auguinente d Orchestra, conmi os cd ol
VICTOR HERBERT SOLOISTS
Prices: 5Cc, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.0
Matinee: 50, 75c, $1.00, $1.50
SALE TH URS9AY, NOV. It

WHITNEY THEATRE
Thursday, Nov.18
COIIAN & HARRIS Presents

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" Tickets Please"
Pretty Girls Who Can Sing, Dance and Make Merry

PAYS, TO
BY
GEO COOPER MEGRUE
AND
WALTER HACKETT
Direct from
Reo M. Cohan Theatre
New York

Sat.
Mat.

Full Report of the Mich.-Penn.
Came Read from the Stage

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Prices

506-75-1.00-1.50

PRESIDENT MEEIS HIS CABINET
Sessions to be Held Every Tuesday
and Friday Promise to be Ini-
portant Affairs
Washington, Nov. 12.-President Wil-
son conferred with his cabinet for an
hour today, the first cabinet meeting
since July. The session which will
now be held every Tuesday and Fri-
day promises to be the most important
of the present administration.
It was stated the meeting today was
not due to any crisis rising out of the
sinking of the Ancona. Owing to the
fact that reports on the Ancona thus
far have been so conflicting, the ad-
ministration is without definite knowl-
edge of the disaster. The incident was
not discussed at the cabinet meeting.
The probable subject taken up was
how to raise the money to carry out
the defense plan. No definite conclu-
sion was reached. The subject will
be considered further at the confer-
ences between the president and Dem-
ocratic leaders of the house and senate.
Kitchener's Visit to India Explained
- Washington, Nov. 12.-Special ca-
bles received here today dispose of the
rumor that Earl Kitchener has gone
to India to quell a rising. There is
no serious outburst there. It is be-
lieved Kitchener has gone to bring
pressure on Greece to join the entente
allies and to protect the allies' army
if Greece should decide to throw in
her lot with the central powers.
Heustis Elected to J.Hop Committee
Junior pharmics yesterday elected
Laurence Heustis as member of the
junior hop committee.
Shoes repaired while you wait. 0.
G. Andres, 222 S. State. octl4-eod-tues

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Evening Luncheon
Served from 5:00 P. M. till 8:00 P. M.
MENU
Tomato Bouillon

Celery
Lobster a' la Newburg
French Fried Potatoes
Fruit Salad
Wafers
Ice Cream
Coffee

Wafers

Toast

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GALVIN'S PROFESSIONALISM IS
IN hANDS OF BADGER COUNCIL
Madison, Wis., Nov. 12.-The Badger
athletic council yesterday began an of-
ficial investigation of the case of Mal-
colm Galvin, Wisconsin fullback,
against whom charges of professional-
ism have been launched by Minnesota
athletic powers. The council was un-
able to conclude the 'affair, and after
an extended session let it be known
that an entire week, and perhaps more
time, will be consumed before the real
status of affairs can be ascertained,
owing to an unanticipated delay in the
gathering of evidence to condemn or
vindicate Galvin on part of Wiscon-
sin's delegated authorities at the ath-
lete's home at Glendive, Mont.

Until the matter can be thoroughly
probed and a conclusion reached Gal-
vin will not be an active member of
the Cardinal football squad. As to the
other athletes against whomquestions
have been raised, the athletic council
declared that both Gardner and George
Simpson have clean eligibility slates.
Polonia Club Holds Meeting Sunday
Polonia club will hold an important
meeting in McMillan hall at 2:30
o'clock Sunday afternoon. All mem-
bers are urged to be present at this
meeting.
Pianos to rent. Prices and pianos
right, at Schaeberle & Son's Music
House, 110 South Main street. oct8tf

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