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The Michigan Dames, an organiza-
tion of the wives of the students at-
tending the University is now enter-
ing upon its sixth year of activity.
Its members are bending every effort
to make it a banner year, not only in
membership but also in- activities.
The aim of the society is to pro-
mote, good fellowship among the wom-
en who, have made Ann ;Arbor their
home while their husbands are attend-
ing the University, to provide for the~m
educational and cultural advantages,
and to offer -practical help in prob-
lems that would confront a newccin-
er in any community.
All Dames are eligible to member-
ship in the Women's league. Harvard,
University of Chicago, Wisconsin, and
practically every other large univer-
sity has its chapter of the Michigan
Dames.£
The next meeting of the society vill
be held next Tuesday, Oct. 7, at 7:30
o'clock in Lane hal. The affair will
be of the get-together and get-ac
quainted sort, with games and re-
freshments. All wives of university
students should attend.
FINDING JOB FOR-
MEN HER SPECIALTY
Miss Theresa Haley, recently ap-
pointed federal director for the state
of Michigan by the ,United States -em-
ployment service, holds the unique
position of being the only woman ever
employed by the government to secure
jobs for men as wellas women. Miss
Haley says, however, that the prospect
does not seem to worry her much for
she thinks that job hunting for men is
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reshman. girls will be entertained'
Dean Myra B. Jordan tomorrow
ernoon in Barbour gymnasium, aft-
which the junior advisor supper
freshman girls will be given.
Athena Literary society will meet at
15 o'clock next Tuesday night in
bster room, Law building.
Mlichigan Dames will meet at 7:30
lock next Tuesday, Oct. 7, in Lane
ll.
OSH SOCIAL COMMITTEE TO BE
ECTED TOMORROW AFTERNOON
WLfoum
In,
$25 PRIZE $25
FOR THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT
OF PHOTOGRAPHS MADE AT THE RANDALL STUDIO
The Advertisement is to fill a 2-column ,by 3-inch.'space.
There must be NO picture in the advertisement.
. All copy must be delivered to the Randall Studio, 121 E. Wash-
ington St., by November 20, 1919.
The writer of the best advertisement will receive a cash prize of
$25.00. The writers of other advertisements which are used will re-
ceive $5.00 in trade at the Randall Studio.
The judges will be Mr. G. C. Maedel, proprietor of the Randall
Studio, Professors J. R. Bramm and H. F. Adams.
Randall Studio
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Freshman social committee mem-
bers will be elected immediately fol-
lowing Dean Myra B. Jordan's party
for freshman girls tomorrow after-
noon. Marguerite Chapin, '20, will
conduct the election. All organized
groups of girls should urge their
freshman women to have as -nearly
definite an idea as possible of whom
they wish to nominate by the time
the election begins.
The freshman social committee is
perhaps the most active of any of the
class committees. It takes full charge
of all- class functions and keeps in
touch with all freshman women to see
that they become acquainted and do
not become homesick,
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LISTEN. Do you realize that Ann
Arbor has the safest organization for
investing your money? The Huron
Valley Bldg. and Savings Assn or-
ganized 1891, under State supervision,
never paid less than 6 per cent divid-
enecs, free from taxation. You can
draw out your money at any time and
receive, 5 per cent. H. H. Herbst,
sec'y. Ann Arbor Savings Bank Bjdg.
-Adv.
fi7r. ,Iiesimers '
feefsteak
D inners are so
Hard to, equal
'Nets
about the same as for wool~n, and
the fact that she has placed an aver-
age of 2,000 girls a month in positions
shows that she can find jobs alright.
Miss 1aley, a graduate of Radcliffe
college, has b'een- in the government
serivee since 1907 when she was made
field agent in the buieau of labor by
President Roosevelt. Her stay"in De-
troit has been marked by the placing
of some 6,000 girls during a period of
three months following her work with
the United 9tates employment bureau
ini Cleveland.
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don Shop,
Frances E. Caspari, vocal teacher,
semester begins Oct. 6, room 12 Corn-
well blk., 203 E. Huron. For particu-
lars call 638.-Adv.
ADDITIONAL SPORTS!
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.Michigan Needs
For artistic wall-papers go to
Major & Co., Phone 237. Adv.
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distance Runners
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Opportunities for/new men In cross
eountry are unusually good this year.
There is only one man out who now
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LOST AND FOUND
wo or LOST- Sterling silver fob bearing
Will target with crossed rifles beneath.
large. Return to Lonie, 332 Maynard. Re-
alking ward.
Good LOST-Conklin fountain pen at Pack-
dress ard Acdemy, Thursday evening'.
Phone Finder call Wright, 383, 1502 Hill
St.
has had any previous experience in
this line, so that the team which is
sent to the Conference champion-
ship will have to be composed almost
entirely of new material.
Besides the dual meets with M. A.
C. and Illinois the men will be
given a chance to compete for the
honor of having their names inscrib-
ed on the Harpham trophy, the tab-
let which is situated in Waterman
gym. This race will be run the week
before the Conference meet and the
first six men to finish will compose
the Michigan team ink that meet.
Nrhe first three to finish get silver cups
and the first five will be presented
with CCC jerseys. The previous win-
ners of this ,race, whose names are
already inscribed on the Harpham
.trophy are H. L. Carroll, '17E, S. W.
Sedgwick, '19, and U. L. Houfstat-
er, '20. None of these men are out
this year.
student as cook
nily. Large room,
te bath and wages
an. 1817 Wash-
e for light airy
west of Main St.
inday or after 5
iron St.
o do any sort of
work preferred.
rs a day and haltf
B, this office.
irl who has ex-
ring desires work
ffice of Deari of
r Fraternity, 15
Fevre or Fenton
cond woman for
fraternity house.
.s or phone 394.
r girl to assist
rk for board and
. Phone 1633-M.
wife wish posi-
astry cook. Box
LOST-Friday afternoon between Busy
Bee and '63 Oakland, small patent
leather purse. Finder please call
LOST-Fountain pen with pencil in
leather case near campus. Reward.
1211 Willard. Phone 1643-R.
LOST-Envelope containing transcript
of credits and tuition receipt. C. W.
Frederick, 614 Monroe.
LOST-A Kappa Sigma badge Thurs-
day night on campus. Finder call
566. Reward.
LOST-Wyvern pin. Name, Jeannette
Armstrong on back. Finder call A.
Becken, 398.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-A desirable suite of front
rooms, one half block from campus.
610 So. State St.
FOR RENT-Rooms for two. Three
blocks from campus. Apply 410 S.
Division St.
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE-A wheel practically new,
in first class condition, a bargain
if taken at once. Phone 932-J or
call 715 Arbor St.
MISCELLANEOUS
MISC'LLANEOUS-- Will the young
man that picked up a lady's gold
wrist watch on Sept. 15 in front of
Wahr's Main St. bookstore please
return it to 702 S. Division St. or
phone 2102-R. Reward.
MICRELLANEOUS-- tudent laundry
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ur door daily except Monday, $3.50
year.-Adv..
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CASE GAME STOPS
FRESH PRACTICE
YOU TO 2LPRESENT
AT THE
Freshman 'football practice was
called off Saturday afternoon be-
cause of the Case-Michigan game but
will be carried on with full 'swing
again Monday.
Scrimmaging will feature all the
workouts in the near future as the
coach will have to begin cutting his
unwieldy squad and-'he' does not like
to -drop a man before seeing him in
action.
However, attendance has been tak-
en regularly and the men who have
failed to appear will have to for-
feit their lockers and equipment to
those who have not been accommo-
dated. There are several good men
that Coach Mitchell has a line on
that have not. been able to get into
uniform yet but they will probably
be taken care of Wednesday.
FORM AL SHOWING 0F
FALL AND WINTER STYLES FOR WOfrME N
IN HATS, SUITS, WRAPS, GOWNS AND SHOES
WE DNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
CTO2LR l LIGHTH AND NINTH
DANCING
Classes in ballroom dancing at the
Packard Academy will begin Oct. 14,
at 7 p. m. Number limited, register
early by phone, 1850-F1. Lady and
gentleman instructors. Assemblies
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