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MARGARET COOLEY, '18, REPORTS"
LARGE FIELD OF USEFUL-
NESS FOR WORIKERS
Civilian relief for returned soldiers
from all over Wvashtenaw county is
being attended tjo by the Ann Arbor
-Red Cross, which does everything
from getting Vict~ory buttons for the
men to obtaining free medical care
and locating relatives for families in
~Turkey. The latter assistance was
actually given last week When ca-
blegrams were received by the local
headquarters from Turkey and a
family which had been separated for
some 14 years was reunited.
Mrs. Hehrry Douglass is in charge
of the Red Cross this year with Mar-
garet Cooley, '18, executive secre-
tary. Men who subscribed to liber-
ty bonds during the service which
'have~ not yet been received can call
at the Red Cross offices to have this
attended to, according to Miss Coo-
ley.
Last month 117 families were put
in touch with 'the organization- and
camje under its influence in some
way.
Volurnteers Asked For
Girls who . care to do volunteer'
work along social service lines will be
given a chance to do so ate the. Red
Cross offices any time between' 2 and
5 o'clock in the afternoon'
Courses of Study Given>
;Courses in first aid, home cam~e of
the sick, and dietetics are to' be ar-
ranged for later, and those who com-
plete such sourses will receive a
Red Cross certificate of proficiency.
.This will come after the big member-
ship campaign which starts Nov. 2
and ends on armistice day. The cam-
paign is to swell the treasury in or-
der that the Amercian Red Cross
may comnplete' its duty7 in stricken
Europe, that the soldiers at ,home
who still need care may receive it
and that there may be emergency
funds on hand in case of fire or home'
disasters, in which case the Red,
'Cross is always the first on hiard.
Michigan handbook s for freshman
girls and women entering the Uni-
versity for the first' timec thisyer
may be obtained by calling at New-
berry hail, the Y. W. C. A. of the
campus. These handbooks contain all
sorts of informnation necessary to wom-
en beginning life on the " campus.
All league houses that have not asl
yet sent in to Dean Jordan's office the1
list of girls who are living in the
house, the names of the Women's
league representativ-e, and the hous e,
head, are requested to do so at once.
Dean Myra B. Jordan will be at
home to University women from 3:1
to 6 o'clock Nov. 4,. and every Tues-
day after that date at 1216 Hill street.,
Sophomor e sport 'signs will be found
pasted up this morn ing in Barbour
gymnasium. Girls in this class should
sign up at once.
LIBRAkRy TO BE IN ENTIRE UhSE
B1FOR11E CHR1ISTI'M ,S VACA TION
"As far as the exterior of the build-
ing is concerned, the Library has~ prac-
tically been completed," Prof. John F.
Shephard of the psychology depart-
nent said yesterday. "but in the inter-
ior 'of the builing there is still a small
,-mount of painting to be done." The
furniture was ordered some monthas
ago, but it has not been delivered yet,
and for this reason work is beiii, held
up.
Librarian W illiaTm Bishiop believ~es
that the stud eints will1 be able to use
the entire Library before the Christ-
mnas holiday :. The building, which has
been erected at a cost of approximate-
ly $615,000, has already been pro-
vided by the Board of Regents of the
University with an adlequate staff of
librarians and assistants.
PRE-FESTIVAL CO7NCERT TICKETS
TO GO ON SALE THIS :Ii4RNING,
r rLhzE"GE OF PDENTISTY BELIEVES
Ui'rit' =2DES :NOT REAL4IZE
OPORTUNITI ES OPEN
"There is a great field for woman
!n dentistry. The demand is much
,;reater than the supply. Women are
being called for more and more in
the fields of preventive dentistry, pyr-
rohea cure, and school hygi~ene," is
the statement given out by the Dental
college today.
Nine Women Enrolled
The College of Dentistry at this time
has only nine ;women students, two of
women, pleasant, and certainly%
remunerative. It is hoped to b
more women entering the departn
as the advantages of their taking
this profession become better knc
~PROF. RALPH 'IV.AIGLER AWI]
EDIT MIICHIGAN LAW REVI
The staff of The Law Review
been. re-organized for the con
year with Professor Ralph W. Ai
as editor-in-chief. The first nun
is to be published Nov. 1.
FoRl WMMEN
whom ebtered this year.,
This enroll-I Subscr'ibe to the Michigan
I"Whitney Theatre Wed., Oct. 8,
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Pre-festival concert tickets that have
not been previously sold in wnail ord-
cr ,subscriptions, will be sold from
to 12 o'clock this morning in Ihill an-
Course tickets are listed at $4.50, $5,
$5.50 and $6. Single concert tick-
ets -will also be on sale.
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NiEW BUILDING -MATEEJAJA FOR~
UNION CONSTIZUVTION JJE
Three carloads of material for the
Union has arrived. There was a car
of marble, one of file, and one of
stone. This material will be used in
the construction of the floors and en-
trance walls.
Frances E. Casparl, vocal teacher-,
semester begins Oct. 6, room 12 Corn-
Vi"I blk., 203 E. Huron. For particu-
lars j ,..8.-.Adv.
We s~ 1 SS H. Major & Co.,J
Phone 237.- Adv.
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Get Good Goodis 0todyreafs
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of the QL. Jagan
Youthful in Line
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F~OR SALE
FOR SALE~-A r'Iet practically new,
in first class co itio9i~, q, bargain
if taken at onc~e, Pbhonw 93y-.J or
call 715 Arbor St.
-A black leather notebook with
ie, "Clayton Alban,' oni cover.
ue return to Ann Arbor Press
e and receive reward/
-Conklin fountain pen at Pack-
Acdemy, Thursday. evening.
er call Wright, 383, 1502 Hill
- Sterling silver fob bearing
etwith crossed rifles,. beneath.
rn to Lonie, 33 Maynard. Re-
a.
-Wyvern pin~. Name, Jeannette
strong on back. Finder call A.
en, 398.
- Chemistry laboratory couponl
ing owner's signature. Finder
e call 2322-J.
-;Envelope containing transcript
,edts and. tuition receipt. C. W.
erick, 614 Monroe.
FOR1RENT
FOR SALE-! Bass Drum, Tenor JBanjo.,
Call Wright, 383,. 1502 Hill St.o
MISCELLANIEOUS j
MIISCELLAEOlS- Will the young
Invn that nicked up a lady's goldl
wrist watch on Sept. 15 in front of
Wahr's Main. St. bookstore please
return it to 7011) 0. Division St. or
phone 2102-R. R;eA0~44
MICSELLANEOUS- Student Ji~u lry
w or' , Prices reasonable. Mrs. Wil-
cox, 628 ~. First St. Phone' 1190-S.
Call 821
for
For Meat of
Qualify
Quick Service
Reasonable
Prices
J. B. Eschelbach
202 E. Huron
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pretty' fashions.
Here are handsome coats, loose in
the back and' belted in the front-the very most.
youthful effect imiaginable.
-Here are ijwi-tugs Aunning gracefully up miladly's
back~ or otlinin ; h 'r pockets. 'As for silk braid and but-
to§ they are everywh1ere-and always welcome additions.
Miss Manh~attan Coats and Suits are the latest favoF-
ites from .Fifth Avenue-beauitifully r ad from .sufstantia1
long-wearing imaterials and marked at prices to suit your
purse. Ask for thema by name-they're al~ays 'becoingn,
always smart.
'The Vogue for Scarfs
"s one Could be cold these chilly evenings with a
warm angora scarf to throw over the shoulders or wind
abou~t the neck, especially when ta~e scarfs come in a rain-
bow of colors and are so reasonably priced.
'Smart in Style
Rarely, has a new sason brought us so many
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For 'all Social 'wear
Chairming fall Milliery
rsons who desire to
their piano to School
.s for practice please
if Music. Phone 137.1
Presenting an unusually interesting assortment p£
styles for early fall wear including straigliine. tunic
and coat effects, lhandsomnely embroidered, button-
trimmed, and having ei[.her strap or draped girdles.
and sashes of self material.
The materials are tricolettes and poulettes, in
navy blue and taupe. Also a black combination of
tricolette and satin.x
There is one particularly charming evening grown
of rose-colored chiffon taffeta with ruffled skirt and
the new elastic bottom. It is priced at $49.50.
Other evening gowns and party dresses in all
shades 'of charmeuse satin, tulle, georgette, and lace.
Our hats are reproductions of original concep-
tions by America's most n~oted designers. e~very hat
inp the collection is new, and is noft't be seen in the
common~ everyday cdllecti'ops.
In our display are large brimimed hats, sma~rt
turbans-simple yet unusually inviting ; a rare en-
sernbie of our new sailor effects, strictly 'hand-inade,
developed in not only-.thle materials of the hour but
the finest of their kind to be had.
All black, beaver, blue anid brown velvets provide
rich and appropriate backgrounds for the mny lOeaiu-
tifisl decorative pieces with which~ the various stye
are ornamented.
Also on display are the Chin. Chin~, the new Bell
Crown, the Gage Sior and the l~iske IHats.
vT-Rooms for two. Three
from campus. Apply 410 S.
iSt.
NT-Large light suite, one
from campus. Everything
910 E. Washington.
TIuttle's
Lunches
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Nunnally 's
Candy
Maynard St.