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FESHMEN HUVE FIRST
MEETING THIS EVENING
MICHIGAN MEN TO GIVE TALKS
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JTS SINK PREDICTS HEAVY SALE
LSDAY OF PRE-ESTIVAL TICKETS
That capacity houses will be sold
2, Dr. A. for the six pre-festival concerts to be
vocal, try- held in Hill auritorium, is the opin-
bership in ion of Charles A. Sink, secretary of
2 o'clock the School of Music, who reported a
Maynard heavy mail-order seat sale, yesterday
afternoon.
Mail orders are being filled in the
ld every order of receipt, as near as possible,
he , school to the location asked for. Almost the
Membeve, whole of block "A" has been sold, and
regularly, further orders will have to be filled
are to be from the remaining three blocks.
the May Thehpublic sale ofcourse tickets
will begin at 8 o'clock Saturday, Oct.
I be asked 4, at the box office in Hill auditorium.
s, part of Thereafter they will be on sale at the
in the re-University School of Music.
end of the

Freshmen will have their first
chance to get together and to learn
about Michigan institutoins, traditions,
songs,, and yells at the "open house"
at seven o'clock Thursday evening in
Lane hall. The meeting will be held
under the auspices of the University
Y. M. C. A. officials.
There will be plenty to eat and
Michigan songs and yells will be
taught. Michigan men will talk about
various things of inferest about the
campus to freshmen, the speakers and
their subjects being: "The Michigan
Union," by its president, Carl T. Ho-
gan, '20E; "Men of Michigan," by Earl
Dunn, '20; "The Team," by Captain
Angus Goetz, '22M; and "Publications"
by David Landig, '20. All freshmen'
have been extended a very hearty in-
vitation to attend.,
CRAFTSMEN CLUB WILL HOLD
FIRST MEETING SATURDAY
The. Craftsmen club which is an
organiaztton composed of Master Ma-
sons fr~om the student body and, fac-
ulty will hold the first meeting of the
year at 7 o'clock Saturday evening,
Oct. 4, at the Union.
The purpose of the meeting is to
give all Masons on the campus an op-
portunity to become acquainted. The
Craftsmen club does all the Blue
lodge work for the local chapters in
Ann Arbor, and it gives the members
an opportunity to learn the work, as
well as affording a social center forl
student Masons.

UYING your shirts is important
enough to do with discrimination.
We feature EAGLE SHIRTS because the
man who wears them is always pleased with his
taste and judgment.
The makers design their own fabrics; exper
muent with them till they make good; dye 'their
own yarns with fast colors;' and then put the
results of fifty years' experience into the cut and
tailoring.
No wonder you admire the fineness of tex.
ture in EAGLE SHIRTS, the cleverness and exclu-

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sivenless of design.

These, with superiority of fit

and finishmakeunnecessary the absolute guaran-
tee nevertheless given by the maker and by us.
Our Fall assortment is large and varied enough
l nOW-to show you what we mean by individ-
i uality of pattern, richness of color, expertness
of weave and 'refinement of craftsmanship.

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campus. The
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Former Daily Sports Editor Returns
E. L. Zeigler, '21L, is another Mich-
igan -man who will resume his studies
after spending some time in the serv-
ice. He left his position as sports, ed-
itor of The Daily to attend the offi-
cers' training camp at Fort Sill.
Health Service Offers Medical Care
Expert medical attention is availa-
ble to the entire student body through
the University Health service with
offices back of Hill auditorium on In-
galls street.
Read the Michigan Daily for Campus
news.-Adv.

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Utah Approves Woman Suffrage
Salt Lake, Oct. 1-The house of rep-
resentatives of 'the Utah legislature
in special session today ratified the
amendment to the National constitu-
tion providing for woman suffrage.
The senate ratified the amendment'

MEN IN SERVICE
DRAW STUDENTS
Students, entering with advanced
credit or transferring from other in-

that a noticeable decrease was evi-j
deiced Wednesday and that from now
on his office would be less crowded.
He said that more people were
transferring this year than ever be-
fore. Dean Effinger accounted for this

Ithat the University's high standi
scholastically had drawn others.
New buildings, suitable living c
ditions, and excellent courses are a:
responsible for many others atten
ing, according to the dean.

yesterday.

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stitutions, have crowded Dean John by saying the
R. Effinger's offlee since the first day in service h
of registration. Dean Effinger stated whom theyl

gat the many Michigan men
ad attracted people 'with
had come in contact and

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