J '(Continued from Page One) scoun- ulearda proposition before they buy any of leadits bonds, so a man is quite safe in me illbuying bonds advertised by reliable Satuwil brokers. Steer clear of assessment tur-n bonds though. If you buy municipal in the bonds, and the proposition fails you nd fur- can bring suit against the municipality ll-and- .which issued them, but assessment bonds such as road district bonds fortheand irrigation bonds have n1othing be- be he hind them but the small a'iount of Fe heday land assessed for development." Frdy Mr. Boudemann will talk on ywil"Stocks" this afternoon at 4 o'clock allsow in room B of the Law building. contest CERCLE FRANCAIS LECTURES chedule WILL BEGIN NOVEMBER 19 dera'ble in gen- Cercle Francais lecture series will on will begin Nov. 19, instead of the Cercle which Frandais entertainments as was an- in No- nounced in The Daily a short time anim u- ago. The speaker at tl e first lecture g Ten will be Prof. R. Talainon. of the eloping 'French department. It. Associate membership ticekts will admit holders to the lectures as well ally. as to the entertainments. tory' Amateur ive your Films,- at Drug S Tdothevw tor'e wOr'k 7A ' x H M S . U I G , FI1f11111k1 I u~kI~flhIpfiiuIII IIIHI11111611511 Il H lll llhill11111#UIuh311IilII(IIII I NhIII~uUI fIhIIII IlllllluuIt411lllll I nlllII i tt lllillllllilll6Ehli iulllIl IIII1 NItl I I - WEDNESDAY* 1 :10-Geology class 25A meets at cr-=a ner of Packard and State to go on 4A trip to River Rouge. Special cars i- u 3.830-Soph Uit football practice on Fer-. ry field. 3:8 :-Senior engineer football practice' CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MvEN on south end Ferry field. 4:00-Dallas Boudemann lectures on. AND ,M AN'W H O S3TAY YO UN G "Investments" in room B Law build- = ing. ° 4 :1"i-Juor engineers football prac- - tie;on Ferry field. -- 4:30-All-Law team repot for 11ac - E rya 3 _".. tice at south end Ferry field. = { r rr . 7:400-Students interested in Zionism . y- meet at Lane hal to organize. C >.- '7:00-- lee and Mandolin club ex- ecutive committee meet in office1 room 328, Natural Science building.'', 7 :00 -Frleshien Interested in forma- tion of a Freshman Mandolin club . meet in Lane hall,.. .I = 7:00-Varsity band practice In Univer-' = sity hall. Bring music racks. Open} ~to public. 7 :15-Coinmerce club meet~ in room r i i 306, Union. 7 :15--Student council meeting on third I --' "' Nrf floor, of Union. r rr l+i"$ a rr 7 :15-Interfraternity stewards met- ' = r: =,' ,' ing on third floor of Union. , ~~4 '15--Religious euainclass g- r rt s ' 1 i- in Harris hall. Rev. C. T. Webb I -__ i ~ starts course of lectures on "Mod-ir k >e l ern Methods of Religious Educa- ! 7:34-New England club meets in Lane=rrr* hall' -.; 7:30-Forestry club meets in club = rooms, Natural Science building. rif_ 8 :00-Italainazoo Normal club meets- *,W:J.... .. in Lane hall. . .........fr-.... 1, . ' j. *r.ai.rr .. . . s .., r.: ".r IaF~ THURSDAY 4:40--Dallas Boudemann lecture on "Investments" In room B Law build- . 15-Copper oulntry students mfeet :8-All-Law smoker In Union.1 -T "Society Brand st le, lke a"trian glek FRIDAY_ °. 4:00-Dallas Boudemann lectures on has thee ependent sds atrcie pers woven "Investments" in room B Law build- -Mnt 7ns no finie all-wool fabrics, the smart desig of the model, :34 Alpha Nu Debating society meetsth talrn ofhec te. in club rooms in University hall.th talr gof hec tes 7 :30-Cosmopolitan, club meets In En. e, ivei'ity haill. Each side is perfectly developed to meet the other two; SATUDAYthat'swh the effect isa finished whTole. / 2:30-Vursity football game.. Mich=-, "r igan vs. Ohio State at Perry field. nad,5CEYA'DLT5jmie LOCAL CHINESE STUDENTS+ Chicago New York Montreal ' GIVEN IMPORTANT OFFICES Several members of the University w'' rf(I Chinese students' club were elected 7 m,~ $ /5 dents allance during 'their recent con- .'t - @ D.. ference. T. C. Li, '20, president of ' the local chiaptef, was elected treas- . .. urer; K. H. 'Wu,, '21E, editor of the ~monthly and quarterly pulications; H. C . Tung and F. C. Lin, '21L, coun- ' %lmen. Four representatives to 'il.e Mid-west section were also elected f/". from the Michigan club. ADVANCED DANCING GLASS _ Next to Wuerth Theater 322-324 SOUTH MAIN STREE"T Monday evening the first lesson of the advanced dancing class was held41. in the old Union building with an at- tendance of eighty-four UniversityTh m1 men and women there being an equal W eLead.T e e All At The-K Only number of each. The limit set fbr the enrollment is one hundred, which will permit eight more men* and eight more Thmen seondsoinsatstnihtu'der t s Supply Settor wh om n d o ssonsat oih promptly at 7 P. M., and those wishing+ to enroll will have a last opportunity. Every thing a Student needs e save you money Particulars concerning either the ad- vanced of beginners class may be ob- PRONE 1160R 1111 So. Univers ity Ave. tained by calling 1666-J.-Adv._________________________________________________ zcl V' for young men in styles andi patterns that are both exclu- sive and extremely desira le. We have always laid clatms to the great superiority of our line. 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