t n the University. Thursday he as a spectator in Waterman gym- siuin. Yestei day morning he visit- the Medical building, and its lab- atonies and seemed much impressed d interested in what he saw. Try the iUpper Room Bible Class is evening. We 'are sure you will id a. welcome, we think you will d an inspiration, there. From 7 to o'clock, at 444 South State St.-Adv. )ur subscriptions at Wahrs .-Adv. cur Dollars Has) .test I4uying P~wer. thes is mighty reasonable but- don't be [t's the cost per day of wear that counts e cheap, short lived suit that soon gets expensive ! .r Tailoring Investment n one of these faultless made for YOU 3n get it out again in supreme satisf ac- der you under any obligation if you WHAT'S' GOING ON SATURDAY' 7 :15-Newark club meets in room 306, Michigan Union. 7 :30-Cosmopolitan club discussion section discusses the Shantung question in room 305 University hall. 7:30-Student Volunteer meeting in. Lane hall. 8 :00-Polonla Literary circle smoker in room 306 Union. Prof. S. J. Zow- ski will speak. SUN~DAY 10:30-Cabinet club holds short meet- ing at Union to complete arrange- ments for trip home Christmas. 2 :30-Kansas students meet in room 306 Union building. 6:30 - Christian Endeavor' society meets in Presbyterian church. 6 :30-Plymnouth guild meets' in Con- gregational church. Miss 'Ping speaks on Shantung. 0:30-Baptist guild meets in Baptist' church. Vernon Hillery leads. 6 :30-Wesleyan guild of, the Methodist church meets.: Miss lMable Qhapmen speaks on "The Challenge of Mis- sions to Us as Young People." 6 :30--Unitarian guild forum. Dr. Nel- lie Perkins speaks on "The Problem of Human Behavior." MIONDAY 7:00-Seven scenes from the 1-7 er. chant of Venice" 'are given byla- dies of the Shakespearean reading class in room 302 Mason hall. 7:15--Al1l men -from I.entueky will meet in room 323 of the Union.\ LU-NOTICE S Craftsman club meets today to con- fer a third degree. All student Masons are requested to ;be present. Organizations which have had group Sphotographs. taken for the 1920. Michi'ganensian are requested tol select their proofs in order that the; photographers may run off prints of each for the yearbook engravings. Rebuilt Multiplex Hammond type- ~writers, $50.00 upwards. O. D. Mor- rill, 17 Nickels Arcade.-Adv. Get a box of MaeDiamid's choco- lates at, Cushing's.-Adv. - The Sugar Bowl Thanksgiving Day Candy Turkeys, Chickens and Box Candy-at SUGAR BOWL 1 09 South Main ANN ARBOR. CHOP SUET Excellent CROP? SUEY from 11:30 a. m. to 'midnight Steaks and Chops 314 S. State f ' r - - WEEK WILL BE I I" 20TH lValcolm, M nlVIpuAA.JAL~ Seat'Sale For~ I Opes Tody atBox Office _ w o at - ~, Frida EveingDec, 12 AsMaiel . ,... = .Sturdy AtnTe.h3eNaWwTax IVIAICOIM .DIOCK 0 1all say, College exchanges I H- For 1111 1IVERSITY AVE. Mfssov I--A check stand has been plac6ed in operation at the University of Missouri in order to discourage petty thieving. . tudents are not charged for this service. Purdue-A student honor organi- .nation among the, women at Purdue university h~as been suggested., The plan is to have a committee consist- ing of the woman'sr representative from the student council, the presi- d~n\othe Yurdue .Girls he plub iandt of ntfthe Y.ueGirs c.lbte ansdethe presidents of the junior! and senior girls. First, the girls will pledge themselves to adhere to certain rules of honesty but if any cases of dishon- esty should be discovered they would be reported to this committee. The committee will administer no punish- ment unless the Individual commits the offense twice. All- reports to the committee will be secret and will be written and they will be signed by the reporter. A definite written pledge will be voted upon in a short time. iany 1 in Time become the best food and fellow.- purity* petizing or .Ilnnesota-A "Gopher" dance is to be given Dec.'5 at the University ofE Minnesota as a fitting close for the subs0cription campaign which has been going,, on in order to procure sub- scribers for that magazine. The goal5 at which they stave been~. aiming is a5 anubscription list of -2,900. As one of S, the guests of 'honor at" this danice5 Fred Stone, the great comedian, will - be present. with the six Brown broth - ers who were the originators of jazz5 music. Pennsylvana-A wireless outfit has5 been installed in the university settle- ment house at the University of Penn- Psylvania. A, picked, class has been fi~ned and they are being taught the prfelples of radio operation. 7e 1P1A'!ERK SURVIVE FIRST5 CUT OF BA$JKETBALL SQUAD - 4(Continued from Page Three) Ohio, ftwj the last Conference game ofS the year. Oh~o State will furnish the! competition for tie final contest oni ,jaturday, March13 The schedule thus far thaws eight gamges at home and seven in hostile= territory. Mather and his squad are = determined to eradicate the disgrace of the" football season~. *Mickigan. Song Books, emory Books, Jewelery, Pillows, etc., ae~., ,at Wahr's University Bookstores.--Adv. Special sale of greeting cards and fine Christmas stationery. 0. D: Mor- ril, 1.7 Nickels Arcade.-Adv. The Smartest Dressers Choose Their Apparel Hereo Smart Gift Buyers for Young Men Will Do the Same ..et Every Gift to HIM carry a mark of your good taste and judgment-and a positive assurance of his delight and perma- nent satisfaction. The Store of Useful GIFTS FOR Young Men I . f I~r maygyars ~p.rience in catering to men's tastes a nipnly gai~is us to help you choose 11, be served cold. CH, ST. LOUIS Plan Your Giving Today and Let it Inctude Select~ons from This $torge t must lbe Ice ?oNd Reule, Cornlin, Tdiegel Co. 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