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St. Andrew's Episcopal
Holy communion at 7:30.
Bishop Paige of Spokane
Vesper service at 4:30.

Church
Sermon by
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Geraldine Farrar

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SLY IT was'One Fine Day. when Geral-
e Farrar came to Ann Arbor and sang that
s Madame Butterfly aria which has made
nous. But it was another day, equally as
ate, when she made a Victor Record of the
This record we have in stock.
RAR MAKES records exclusively for Vic-
and we shall be glad to play for you any
selections which you may desire to hear.
I'ROLA RECORDS by Farrar preserve
ery quality of her voice. They are true re-
ctions. Will you not come in and judge for

Congregational Church .
The Rev. L. C. Douglas preaches on
"The Conservation of Moral Leader-:
ship." Bible school at 12:10, Under-
classmen, led by Mr. Thomas S.
Evans, study "The Teaching of Je-
sus." Upperclassmen, led by Prof. L.
C. Karpinski, continue discussion of
"Some EthicalPhases of the League
of Nations." University women led
by Miss Dora Barnes, considering
"Social Aspects of the Teaching of
Jesus." Meeting in church office to
plan student organization at 6:30.
Evening service at 7:45. Topic "The
Choice of a Life Work."

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Unitarian Church
Sarmon at 10:30 by Sidney S. Rob-
ins. Subject "Humanity and Ma-
chinery." Young people's meeting at
7:30. Topic, "Are We Masters of Our
Destiny?"
First Miethodist Church
Morning worship at 10:30. Dr Stalk-
er will preach on "Man's Greatest Af-
firmation." Wesleyan guild meets at
6:30, Miss Baker leading the meeting.
Subject "The New Idea of Service,"
social half-hour preceding. Dr. Charles
W. Flint will speak on "The Eternal
Quest" at 7:30.

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Cor. Jivision and Catherine
Services 7:30, 8:30, 10:30
Bishop Page of Spokane, will
preach at the Ten-thirty Ser-
vice. At Twelve Mr. Blauvelt
will ask his class in Social
Problems to begin ferreting out
the fundamental causes of the
1i101 cost of living.
REV. HENRY TATLOCK, D.D.
Rector
--REV. CHARLES T. WEBB
Curate
SCHEDULE. OF BIBLE CHAIR
CLASSES
444 South State Street
Course I-"Upper Room" Class
-Saturday Evenings, 7 to'8
o'clock.
Course II-"University Men's
Class" - Sunday Mornings,
9:30 to 10:15 o'clock.
Course III-General Survey of
the Bible - Thursday Even-
ings, 6:30 to 7:30 o'clock.
Course IV - Methods of Bible
Study and Teaching-Friday
Afternoons, 4:10 t6 o'clock.
First meeting, October 24,E .
Course V-A Discussion Class.
-Friday Evenings, 6:30 to
7:30 o'clock. First meeting, .
October 25.
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First Presbyterian Church
Morning se'vice at 10:30 with the
sermon by Rev. L. A. Barrett on "The
Struggle Between the Ideal and the
Real." Bible school.at 12. Professor
Henderson leads the special students'
class. Topic "Science and the Bi-
ble." *Young people's meeting at 6:30.

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ALUMNI T EE EXPERTS BACK.
FROM TROPICAL- FORESTS
D. M. Matthews, '08, and M. D.
Knapp, '11, are in town for a few days
renewing old acquaintances.
Mr. Matthiews is conservator'of for-
ests in British North Borneo which has
an area almost twice the size of Mich-
igan. A large percentage of this coun-
try is covered with valuable tropical
forests. Mr. Matthews has just' re-
turned from London where he made
arrangements with a large company
for the exploitation of this timber.
Mr. Knapp is on the inspectors staff
of the United States Rubber Plantation
company at Madan Sumatra where the
company has a plantation of some
6,000,000 trees.
MEMBERS OF MANDOLIN
CLUB CHOSEN BY TABER
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'F. H. Pierce, '22D, E. A. Macholl, '21E,
L. F. Laverty, '20, R. B. Rust, 21.
Guitars-Fred E. Motley, '22M, E. T.
Fu Rey, '21D, Wright Collier, '20E,
S. H. Wolfe, '21E, Cecil Blaskill, '21,;

First Baptist Church
Sermon at 10:30. Topic "A Call
Action." Young people's guild
6:30.

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Zion German Lutheran
Public worship at .10:30
mon. Evening worship at
young people invited.

Church
with ser-
7:30. All

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FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH
Cor Washington and State St.
MORNING WORSHIP, 10:80
Dr. Arthur W. Stalker, Pastor
Subject:
"MAN'S GREATEST
AFFIRMATION'S
Wesleyan Guild Lecture, 7:30
Speaker:
Dr. Charles W. Flint
President, Cornell College
Subject:
"THE ETERNAL. QUEST"

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Mandola--C. V. Wicker, '20;
do-cello; flute, H. V. Prucha,
cello, Merl Kann, '20.
HERE COMES THE BRIDE..
prettiest bride in town.-Adv.
HERE COMES THE GROOM.
happiest man in town.-- Aclv.

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Church of Christ (Disciple)
Mr. F. P. Arthur will breach at
10:30 on "The Grain of Mustard
Seed."' At 9:30 Professor Hopkins
leads the class for men students, and
Miss Greenwood will teach the class
for young ladies. Popular informal
service at 7:30. Subject "Paul at ,
Athens."
St. Thomas' Roman Catholic Church
Masses at 6, 7:30, 9, and 10. Ser-
m'on at 10:30.
Students' Catholic Chapel
Special student services at 7:30 and
10.
WHAT'S GOING 0N
SUNDAY
9:30- University Men's Bible class
meets at 444 South State street.
12:00-Mr. Blauvell's class in social
problems in chapel of St. Andrew's
church.
6:30-Baptist church guild meeting.
Topic "The Forward Look.".
6:30-Wes'eyan guild meeting. Social
half hour precedes.
7:30-Charles Flint lectures on "T>
Eternal Question" in Methodist
church.
7:30 -Menorah congregation' social
at Lane hall. All Jewish students
invited.
MONDAY
3:30-Senior Ut football tryouts meet
in room 319, Union.,
8:30-Fresh engineer football try-
outs hold practice game on Ferry
field. Meet at entrance to south
stand.
8:30-Soph lit football practice. Meet
at entrance to south stand, 'Ferry
field.
4:00-Cardinal Mercier speaks in Hill
auditorium.
4:00-Dallas Boudemann lectures on
"Investments" in room B, Law build-
ing.

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First Unitarian
Church
.State and Huron Sts.
Services 10:30 a. m.
"HUMANITY AND
MACHINERY"
Sidney S. Robins, Minister

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Young People's Forum
"ARE WE MASTERS OF OUR
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Prof. Jolkn F. Shepard
TUESDAY
8:00 A. M.-Senior engineers assem-
bly in room 348, Engineering build-
ing.
3:30-Soph engineer football practice
at south end of Ferry field.
7#00-University Boxing club meets on
third floor of Union.
7:30-Dr. Warthin's health lecture at
Hill auditorizhi.
:30-Open meeting for all students in-
terested in boxing on third floor of
Union.
7:30-Classical club meets In room
318, Union.
WEDNESDAY
7:00-Varsity band practice.
7:15-Student council meeting on third
floor of Union.
7:15-Commerce club meets in room
304, Union.
7 :l5-Interfraternity stewards' meet
on third floor of Ufinon.
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Don't enroll for a course in S
hand and Typewriting until you
at the School of Shorthand and
out about the course and terms
ed. New classes organtzed Thu:
Oct. 23.-Adv.
HERE COMES THE GROOM.
happiest man in town.-Adv.
HERE COMES THE' BRIDE.
prettiest bride in town.-Adv.

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