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Malcolm Block

Editor The Michigan Daily:- ,
It is not surprising that there
should be a great deal of discussion
as to the cause of our unsuccessful
season in football. Some of the com-
ments show more vigor than knowl-
edge of the situation.
One of the most common explana-
tions is the ineligibility of a consid-
erable number of men of 'Varsity cal-
ibre. The faculty appears generally
to be blamed for this ineligibility. In
this morning's Daily, for instance, I
note that "Midhigan Rooter" suggests
than; there 'should be adjustments in
the eligibility standards so that men
might be able to take part in inter-
collegiate athletics and also carry
their.:college work. He points out,
what is no doubt true, the difficulty
under which a football player labors
during the season in carrying his col-
lege work.
Your )correspondent neglected to ac-
quaint himself. with the fact that
there is not a single man on the cam-
pus kept out of football , cordipetition
this fall by reason of scholastic defi-
ciencies incurred during a semester
while he was playing football. I have
been connected with the administra-
tion of eligibility rules for a number'
of years and I hate always been
struck by the remarkable fact that
football players do not become inelig-
ible by reason of deficiencies incur-
red during the first semester. It is
during the second semester that a"
very large majority of the men who.
become ineligible fall down in their
work. This is something over which
we may very well. ponder.
RALPH W. AIGLER,
Chairman, Board in Control of Ath-
letics.
CLASSICAL CLUB INITIATES;
PRESIDENT HUTCHINS TO TALK
President Harry B. Hutchins will
speak at a meeting of the Classical
club at 7:30 tonight in room A, Alum-
ni Memorial hall.
Following the meeting there will be
an initiation. Al new members who
have not yet en initiated into the
club must be present.
Patronize our advertisers.

THURSDAY
12:30-Oratorical board meets at
Renschler's to have picture taken
for Michiganensian. .
3:00-Soph lieutenants for fall games
meet with J. D. Henderson at Union
for instruction.
7:00-Glee club rehearsal at School of
Music.
7:00-Phi Sigma meets in room P 178
New Science building.
7;00--Varsity -Mandolin club practice
-in, University hall:
7:16-Boxing club meets in room 306
of Union.
7:30-Pontiac club meets in Lane
hall.
i:30-Philip . & Sharples, c emIst,
lectures in room 348 Engineering
building.
7:30-Alumni members of Edarmee
club of Detroit meets at 302 South
Division street,
7:80-Christian Science society meets,
in Lane hall. i
7:30-Alpha Nu Debating society
meets in room. in University hall.
7:30-Classical club meeting and W. '
tiation in room A, Alumni Memo-
Srial hall. President Harry B.
Hutchins speaks.;
3:00-Michigan Union orchestra prae.
tices in room 308 of Union. Mem-
bers bring muslc stands. -
FRIDAY
7:00-New York city club meets in
room 323 of Union.
7:30-Cosmopolitan caub meets in U.
hall.
s:00-Chinese' students? lub social
in Lane hall.
S:00-Unitarian guild have party in
guild hall.

if
Prof. Henry E. Riggs left Ann Ar- n
bor Wednesday for Toledo. Professor c
Riggs is one of a committee of three
who are to appraise the value of the in
Toledo street railway. He will be in to
Toledo three days for this purpose. to

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More than 2,000 copies of the Mich-
igan Technic were put on sale Wed-
nesday in the halls of the Engineer-
ing building. The issue contains, be-
side the technical features, a general
review of campus activities. There are
several pictures of football men and
of prominent buildings of the campus.

-- will spear at J
At the Architectural society meeting morning, and at
t 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon in room in the evening n
311, Engineering building, Mr. Grylls vite them to the
will give an illustrated lecture on "Or- warming, Fria:
iental Art." e. ,,,

THREECONTESTANTS REMAIN
IN UNIVERSITY GOLF TOURNEY
Progress in the University golf
tournament has been hindered by the
inclement weather of the past week.
There are at present three contest-
ants for championship left, A. L.
Welch, '22E, Frank Steketee, '22, and
John Winters, '22. Welch has reach-
e4 the finals, and will play the win-
ner 'of the .Steketee-Winters match
for the University championship. These
matches will be played as soon as the
weather will permit.
Courteous and satisfactory
TREATMENT to every custom-
er, whether the account be large
or small.
The Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Incorporated 1869
Caoti and Surplus, $550.00.0)
Resources......$4,000,000.00
Northwest Cor. Main & Huron
707 North University Ave.

REGENT HUBBAI
BOARD Y
Regent Lucius
Houghton arrived
noon for the regu
Board ot Regents,
place. Friday morn

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The second lesson of the
"Students' Dancing Class" wi
tonight in the old Union Da
Members of the class are
to be there at seven-fifteen
class will start promptly.,--


Evenings
at Graham's
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SATURDAY
2:30-Varsity football game.
sota vs. Michigan at Ferry

Minne
field.

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SUNDAY
8 :00-Menorah society meets in Lane
hall. Ex-Consul Louis J. Rosen-
berg speaks.
8:00-Coaley club meets on the third
floor of the Law building.
2:00-Glee and Mandolin club picture
at Randall's studio. Men be in
evening dress.



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U-NOTICES
Glee club members who wish to try
out for quartets report at 4 o'clock
this afternoon to Mr. Carter at the
School of Music. If possible com-
plete quartets should report for
tryout, but individuals will be taken
also.
The Michigan Daily, delivered to
your door daily except Monday, $4.60
a year.-Adv.

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You Have Every Reason to be
"anu
this season that Corbett's foresight enables you
to select from such a fine stock of
FITFORM
SUITS and OVERCOATS
as is displayed at his store. Then, as you
know Corbett's low rent location and willing-
ness to make a small profit, enables you to
purchase

I on Fridays and Saturdays you
the unsurpassed music of Eddie
estra, in the cosiest hall in Ann
:hat's just made for dancing.
e and management consists of
'20, Andy Meadows, '22L, and
. This committee has no con-
r dances at the Packard or else-


NEW FALL AND WINTER
CLOTH ING

only one dance--on Friday evening, 9 to 1.
es will be given both Froday and Saturday,

Every
starting

At 10 per cent Discount
from the regular prices that should be charged.
In order to be convinced of the real elegance
and the great values offered at this store, a visit
is necessary.

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chaperon every dance.

- SHEEPSKIN COATS

Best values

Get Your Tickets at
.Blighty or at Sugden's Drug Store

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Night

Tom Corbett
Walk a Few Steps and Seve Dollars
At 116 E. LIBERTY ST.
Between Main and Fourth Streets