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uon men who have already, upon numerous occa-
sions, proven -their abilities, it would seem wise to
call upon men who have been less active but pos-
sess none the less potential talents. They have
the privilege of appointing men outside the Coun-
cil on committees,
The obvious objebtion to this move would lie in
the danger of placing responsible work upon inex-
perienced shoulders and having it done inefficiently.
But by constantly placing new men on the com-
mittees along with a few older and more practiced
mnen,AXe danger would be obviated and the list of
capable men would be constantly growing.
Whether campus activities are justified must de-
pend lar-gely upon the nmbrner of men who deriye
actual benefit from them.
A lecturer in Chicago recently stated that the
boldness of the holdup men took one's breath away.
If they confined their "operations to only taking
that it wouldn't be. so bad.
And, in enumerating the great benefactors of the
human race do not forget to mention thl, main who
recently invented an automatic hat checker.




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UT. S. to press suit.-Chi Tribune headline. All
railroad men fervently hope that Uncle Sam makes
.a better tailor than he did a. railroader.
Those who say we can't beat Illinois should take
heart from the fact that the Republicans recently
elected a governor in Kentucky.
Can yguimagine going into a cafe and not hav-
ing to buy back your own hat when you got ready
to leave ?
Could it not be appropriately said of the striking
Chiciago .butchers that they have much at stake.?
TheGuillotine

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Raxmbling Rhapsodies
The other day I took a walk
About Ann Arbor's vales and hills;
I came upon a sign that said
In six inch letters-Post No Bills.

DETROIT UNIT.1ED LINES,
(Oct. 26, 1919)
Between Detroit, Ann Arbor and Jackson
(Eastern Standard Time)
Detroit Limited and. Express Cars-6:to a.
in. and hourly to, 9: 10 P. M.
''Jackson, Limited' and Express, Car-8 :48
a. in.;" and every hour to 9:48 P. m. (Etx-
presses make local stops west of Ann Arbory,)
Local cars East Bound-6 :oS a. mf., 9 :05a.
Mi., and every two hours to 9 :o5 p. i., i o :5o
},. in. To Ypsilanti only, 11:4~ p. in., I:io
a. nL., and. to Saline, change at Ypsilanti.
Ypsilanti.
Local Cars West' Bound-7 ;:48 a. mn. and
tz4:2o a. nit.{
Plymou th Guild to Hold Hlayride
A hayrack party, given by the Ply-
mouth guild, will ,leave the, Congrega-
tional church promptly at 7:30 o'clock
Saturday evening. The number is lim-
ited to 25 men and 25 women. All
students" wishing to attend should reg-
ister immediately at Lane hall..
Pay your subscription.
Dancing, School
ARMORY
Guaranteed to teach you the
One Step, Fox Trot and Glide
Waltz.' Don't be a. wall-flower.,
Keep young b~y dancing.
Class, 6:30 to 8:30,. Friday
evenings.
Special inducement to ladies, .
Lessons, $3.00; single lesson,
54 cents
Hi. H. MITTEXITHIAL, Instructor
'1
Masonic Temple
Ypsilanti
PROF. H. H. MITTENTRAL
extends an invitation to each
Michigan Student to attend
his Dancing School and A&-
semblage every Saturday
evening at -the,
DANCE TOMORROW
MASONIC
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IDancing, 8:30 to 1 1:30

Gymnasium Suits
Shirt--Pants -Shoes and Supporter. all 'for
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ALNN ARBOR CHOP SEY
Excellent CHOP SEY from
11:30 a. m. to midnight
Steaks anid Chops 811 S. State'

And then I
Walked a little
Further
And came upon
Anothier . sign
It said:
Posturn,
There's a Reason.

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The. only way to keep from freezing to death
these days issto cultivate a high fever.
When Greek Meets Greek.-Daily head. They
ntually start a banana stand.
Wheezes of Yester-Year
(It's strange that this one hasn't appeared
before)
Clare-'-"Are you. fond of indoor sports ?"
Arabella---.Yes, if they know when it is time to
go home."
Finds Inner Tube 'in Hash--Boarder Sues.-Kan-
sas City Star. 'Another, example of how fast the
automobile is suppla nting the horse.:
Over the hills lies yesterday;
Beyond the hills lies sorrow.
So let's be gay with the great today
And live in the love of the morrow.
Our Daily Novelette
"9Bill and Mert's reminds me of the famnous lines
of Dryden."
"How ?" F
"' None 'but the brave deserve the fare'"
Lady Doc Evidetly
(Sign on Liberty street door)
J. P. MOERSCH, M. D
'QUALITY iER'MSTITCHI NO
Blankety-Blank Terse
Sometimes
You find it awfully hard
;To fill' up space
And then
Th~e only way to do, it
Is like this.
We thank you.
We are wondering if Professor Pillsbury's latest
book could be called !Pillbury's Best.
Senator Smoot, Favors Clubs for. Women.:--
Woman's World. Sure, clubs, sandbags, or any old
~thing.

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A flue rich dark brown leather with aristocratic lines and
i guarantee of faithful service written in the high-class
workmanship. An exclusive model and a superior value at
above price:
(Others at $13.00)

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peared, in Thursday
it reader who is at all
ties and interests must
Ry the familiarity of~
rich have appeared time
ithe administration of
tive few" who are once
ilities.
ble on this campus or
f the supreme failings
f we cannot place an
:y upon men in' the uni-
-up in despair of ever,
r in the outside world.
versity students, of to-
:)rrow.~
is supposedly' teaching.
es of citizenship. Judg-
point of the individual
,dern citizenship, there
it of their success.
to the situation, how-
[ by the elaborate sys-
ited this year by the
system, every 'student
abilitier5 and interests
ay then be called upon
s f or which he seems

-Desirable Styles
--Excellent Quality
-Priced Right
can be obtained from our stock of
FITFORM CLOTHES
CORBEfl'S
DISCOUNT~
POLICY
save many dollars on new Fall and
Winter Clothing

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-SheeskinCoats
--Underwear
-shirts

Heard at the Lm tch
ssHungary ?"
"Yes, Siam."
"All right, I'll Fiji."'
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To Crbett
Walkt a ,fewy steps and stave dollars
Between Main Street and Fourth Aver.
At 116 E. LIBERTY STREET

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