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MAN BASKETBALL
1TET NOW ASSURED
VETERANS EXPECTED TO RETURN
WHEN DISCHARGED FROM
SERVICE
An all-freshman basketball tedm i
now assured according to Coach
Mitchell of the Varsity quintet, last
night.
With an abundance ofrfreshman
material, and with some strong prac-
tice opposition needed for the Varsity
quintet, the freshman team will be a
valuable asset. According to the
coach, it will be organized shortly aft-
er vacation.
Small Squad
Meanwhile, he is working the Var-
sity men, although few in number,
into shape for the coming season.
With only about a dozen men to pick
from, and but one veteran about whom
to build the team, Mitchell is hoping
for some of the veterans who have been
in the service to return to save the
day.
There are possibilities of bringing
back Emery, the captain and star for-
ward of the last season, to the school.
Spalding Ice Skates
-AM
For Every Member of the Family
Toogane, Skis Snowshoes,
Hockey Supplies, Etc.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
211-217 So. State St. Chloago, 111.
Emery has been stationed at a naval1
aviation training school.
Rychener, a gaurd and McClintoch,
center, of the last season Varsity are
also expected back. Both men will
make valuable additions to the squad.
Practice at High School
The workouts are being held at the
high school gymnasium, pending the
repairing of Waterman gymnasium.
High sc1ool and Varsity practices
havesbeensworked together, that the
two squads might give each other
practice on the floor at the same time.
A series of practice games will pro-
bably be arranged for immediately aft-
er vacation, the coach said last night,
with the view of rounding the team
into shape for the big games. The
quintet will be called back from vaca-
tion early, that their practice may con-
tinue with the least possible interrup-
tion.
Reception for All Foreign Students
The reception to be given at 8
o'clock Thursday night in Barbour
gymnasium by President Harry B.
Hutchins and the Deans is for all for-
eign students, not for the Cosmopoli-
tan club as was previously announc-
ed in the Daily. There will be about
180 foreign students who represent
32 different countries.
PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE
Our entire stock of Winter Hats
will be closed out regardless
of cost.
Stevens & Pershing
618 Packard
MAROON WRITERS
HONOR WOLVERINES
Now comes the Chicago University
writers with their selection of an all
conference team. Michigan, appar-
ently has made some impression upon
them, for despite the defeat at the
hands of the Wolverines, the Maroon
writer has placed two Michigan men
on his mythical eleven.
Steketee and Goetz, who figured in
the scoring of the day, are the only
two men chosen by the Chicago crit-
ics. All they have apparently figured
on, is the scoring in the contest, for
theykhave overlooked the defensive
work of Vick, who was considered
the all around star of the Maroon
contest.
To Illinois, he gives three places,
one going to Ingwerson, Fletcher, and
Kilpatrick, each. Even one of his
own team is numbered on the eleven,
namely, Captain Elton. Despite the
fact that both Cohn and Perrin ran
rings around the Maroon man, Elton
was given one of the back positions.
RUSSIAN PIANIST
TO PLAY SATURDAY
Serge Prokofieff, the young Russian
pianist, whose appearances in New
York and Chicago have excited such
enthusiasm among musicians, is to
appear in Hill auditorium Saturday,
Dec. 14, in place of Leopold Godow-
sky, who is unable to fill his engage-
ment. Between the ages of five and
13 years of age he produced five com-
positions. In 1903 he entered the Pet-
rograd conservatory and studied the
piano under Russian masters, graduat-
ing with honors and winning the Rub-
instein prize.
During this period his work as a
composer was prolific as he produced
more than 100 pieces, including sym-
phonies, sonatas, and works for piano.
Conspicuous among these are his:
"Madalena," "Sinfonietta," "Dreams,"
and "Poeme d'automne." His first
concerto for piano was written in
1911 and produced the following year
in Moscow and Petrograd, where he
himself performed the solo part. He
has also performed in Rome.
Illinois U. to Keep Quarter System
University of Illinois decided.npon
the quarter system. Registration for
the second quarter has been set for
Jan. 3 and 4.
S. A. T. C. MEN GET WORK
One hundred men may secure work
until February beginning as soon as
demobilized. Good pay and extra
bonus for good work. Inquire at of-
fice 721 N. University, Room A, be-
tween 11 A. M. and 8 P. M., this week.
We can use a few other students dur-
ing the holiday rush.-Adv.
Magazine Subscriptions-Leave your
order at Wahr's University Book-
store.-Adv.
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STUDENTS! NOTICE!
Every male student in the
University, civilian as well as
military, is required to re-enroll
with the secretary of his school
or college immediately beginning
with Wednesday, Dec. 11. Start-
ing with this date, civilian stu-
dents should re-register at once,
S. A. T. C. men as soon as dis-
charged, naval unit men as soon
as released. Discharge and re-
lease papers should be brought
and exhibited.
This is needed because the
demobilization of the S. A. T. C.
and the releasing of thenaval
unit men necessitates a change
in status and address and a set-
tlement of fees among most of
the men students.
SHIRLEY W. SMITH,
Secretary of the University.
AR1CADE
Presents a series of smiles including a few
giggles and a lot of laughs, the same being
headed by
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CONSTANCE
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Adapted from the Musical Comedy
of the same name
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One of the most satisfying gifts of all is a pair of slippers. We would
like to show you the many styles ready for Christmas giving. Among them are
FOR'WOMEN
Soft, comfy slippers of finest wool felt and kid boudoir slippers in all
colors and sizes. $1.75 and $2.00.
Cordovan For Men
An All Cordovan, Top and Bottom, all sizes
Stock a genuine extra fine shell. plump and pliable, extra heavy oak sole
for winter wear. Color a dark rich shade brown.
Toe a medium English. new military Pattern.
Price $10-Most Reasonable-Quality Considered
Walk-Over Boot Shop
115 S. Main St.
FOR MEN
Brown kid Romeos ................$2.50 to $3.75
Brown or black kid Operas..........$2.50 to $3.00!
Brown or black kid Everts ...............$3.00
FOR CHILDREN
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Our Own Pack
Betsy Ross Candies
The Finest Candies For Gift
Purposes andSocial Occasions
Modish Boxes, Baskets
and Containers.
High Class Only
No.9, Nickel, Arcade
Misses' and children's comfy slippers and boots in red or blue.
$1.25 and $1.50
TOBASCO BROWN WALKING BOOTS
with low heels, long slender lasts, welt soles, and simulated tips. The
same style may also be had in brown calf.
DRESS SHOES
built on long graceful lasts with Louis heels, in brown, grey, field
mouse, or black.
$8.50 to $12.00
-MUSIC-
PIANOS, VICTROLAS AND RECORDS, MARTIN
GUITARS, MANDOLINS AND UKULELES
AND ALL MUSICAL SUPPLIES AT
Schaeberle & Son's Music House
110 S. MAIN STREET PHONE 254-Fl
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FURSaFOR CHRISTMAS
Make this.a "Fur"
Christmas
Sale of Fine Furs
CHRISTMAS FURS
are always welcome
gifts
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Students'
Supply Stort
We are placing on sale for a short time the shipment of new furs we recently
received from ROSS FUR CO., of Detroit, Mich. And from other leading dealers
in New York and Chicago.
Special care was exercised in the sele ction of this large-stock of furs. We thus
have an exceptional assortment of
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LOST
LOST-In Natural Science Building,
a Waltham Wrist Watch. Return to
Major Durkee at Headquarters and
receive reward.
LOST-A woman's gray gauntlet glove
initials"M. A. on inside; lost several
days ago. Address Box L, Daily.
LOST- Polyphase Sliderule between
Engineering and Medic Buildings,
Telephone 2426. Helen Smith.
LOST-A pair of shell rimmed glasses
with a gold bar near the Campus.
Finder phone 368. Re-ard.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Full concert ticket, price
WANTED
WANTED - By student, room with
shower bath in house. Box 0, Daily.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT --Two newly finished
rooms for n- Private family.
Hot-air furnace and electric lights.
123 N. Thayer. Phone 183-R.
FOR RENT - Furnished front suite
convenient for two. 8O S. State.
MISCELLANEOUS
ATTENTION-Students are returning.
Must have rooms. See me for best
rooming house. Excellent condi-
tion. Lowhrent if taken now. H. H.
Herbst, Savings Bank Block.
SETS
SCARFS
MUFFS
CAPS
CAPES
FUR COATS
at prices which are remarkably moderate. DON'T WAIT-COME AND MAKE
YOUR SELECTION NOW BEFORE TH E BEST BARGAINS HAVE BEEN TAK-
EN BY OTHERS.
HIGH QUALITY
LOW PRICES
AO tW __L-A
SELECT NOW
Upon payment of a small
deposit we wll reserve
them for you.
LADIES'
ZWERDLING BLOCK
ZWEKR
TAILOR AND FU
Established 1904
W'\ r w = ! AM
RIER
217 E. LIBERTY ST.
OPEN EVENINGS
until 9 p. m.
to accommodate our cus-
tomers.
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