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SUNDAY SEVCS IN-
ANN ARHRE HURCES
St. Andrei's Ep!Scopal Church
Commu:nion services at 7:30.Q The
speaker at the 10:30 service will be
Bishop. F. H. Touret; of western
Colorado. Vespers at 4:30.
St. Th1=omas' Roniami Catholic Churcih
MaIsses at 6,. 7:30, 9, and X10
o'clogk. Serimon at 10:30 by the' Rev.
Fr. Rottach.
Congregational Chiurch
At 9:30 Bible school. Morning wor-
ship at 10:30. Rev. L. C. Dougles will
preach on "The Three Secrets of Hap-
piness." A group to discuss social
problems will meet at 12:10. At 3
a special concert by the Detroit Sal-
vation Army band. Evening service
at 7:45. Topic, "The Campus Ticket."
Uniitarian Church
The Rev. Sidney S. Robins willl
preach at 10:30. Subject "Order. of
Worship." "Young peoples' meeting at
6:30. Topic "Opportunity."
First Methodist Churcht
Morning service at 101 30. Th~eme
"Individuals" by Dr. A. W. Stalk-

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DISCIPLES
South UfilIversity Ave.
Sermon 10:30 a. m.
.
Subject:
"CHRISTIANITY VERStIJ
DEMOCURACY"
Service 7:30 p. mn.
Subject:
"SAL VATION, WHAT IS 1'
Bible School, 9:30 a.. .
F. V. ARTHIYR, :Pitstor


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er. Bible classes at
guild meets at 6:30.
a special lecture in
7:30.

12. Wesleyan
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the church at

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Service at 10:30 with sermon. by Dr.
Barrett. At 12 the Bible school meets.
All students are cordially invited to
attend tyhe young peoples' meeting at
630.
Zion German Lutheran Church
Morning worship will be held in
German at 10. Evening service at
7:30 in English. All services will be
held in. the Luther chapel.
First 'Baptist Church
P'ublic worship 'at 10:30. At 11:30
th~e Sunday School meets,."Young~
peoples' guild at 6: 30.
Church of !Christ (Disciples)
Sermon at the morning service at
10:30' by the Rev. F. P.' Arthur.
Young peoples' Christian. Endeavor es-
pecially for studenrts at 7:30.
Students' Catholic Chapel
Special services for students in the
morning at 73:30 and 10.
WR. BERRtY 1RESUTES WORK
IN EDU CAtTION DEPAR TMENT
After holding the rank af major in
the army for twod years, Dr C.
Berry returned to the University Fri-
day afternoon to resume his work in
the Adictional department.
Drng e"ry ad a varied experience'
L 1Tli};it 3F in the service, his
first wprk being t }'aslaing on. From
there 1lr ear'el to Camp Dki, N. , _, to
spendr year as 'b~ief of The j,:ychlol-
ogical 1vork. In January 1ie -Was trans-
ferred to Camp Riley, KRan., wii1Sr he
was ~given charge of the reconstruc-
tion ,ativities at the base hospital.
After so.eding seven monthis at
Camp Riley, Dr. B~erry went to serve
In the same capacity at 'WIt. -Tes Moines
remaining there until he rec lv, his
discharge on Oct. 1.
COMM1lITT1EE AP°POINT~LEY TS
DlEAYED BY 1REI4STRATioNi

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CONCREGATI(
CHURCH
Morning Worsh
10:30
LLOYD C. DOUG
Preaches
Subject:
"TILE TllRJER SECFl
HAP2PESS"
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"THE CAMPUS TI

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Theme at 10:30
Bible Cla.ss forS
n~oon. Prof. W. D.
and Mr. Thos. S. FWvaz
C, .Service, 6:
Lt. Col. A. E. BKim
Salvation Army sped]
Leonardi A. Barrettl
Mrs. Thomas'S. Evan
UIniversity Women-
Benj C.F~iirjjjap, A;
dent Work,
PRESBYTE
1CHUR(
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Cor. Divyfsion lied Catherfje.
Services 1.30, 4:30, 10:30
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TERN COL~ORAD~O WIL B9
THLE JPREACHER AT TENr
THIRT'.Y, PRECEDING} NSTtJ,
IENTS' CORPORATE COST,
M1J.'NJON
REV. HENRY TATLOCK, D.D..
Rector
REV. CHARLES T. WEBB
Curate

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Sunday MQrninng Service 10:30
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WHAT'S GOING ON
Sunday
12 :00-Mtichigainna meets at the.
Union.
45:00-Reception for newcomners held,
by Miss Douglass, 502 R~ast Huron
street.
7 :15-Meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Menorah societyh at
Lane hall.
7 :30-Wesleyan Guild lecture, "The
Worth of a Man," by J. W. A. Stew-
art at the Methodist church.
Monday
3:00-Talks to freshmen in Ujniver-
sity hall. President Hlutchin to
speak.
4:00-Aithletic program "tryouts see
A. L. Zigler in press room of Ann
Arbor Press.
4:0O-Dean Jordan's pa~ty for fresh-
man women in Barbour 'gym.
Tuesday
4 :00--Comiedy club meets. In Unlyer-
sity hall.
6 :00--"ChI nes" board of directors
meets in U-ion.
70--Choral Union rehearsal in
School of Music.
7 :00-_' wsity Glee and Mandolin
clubs meet in roown 328 Natural
Science building.
7r :15--Athena Literary society holds
first meeting in Webster room Law
building.
8 :00-Literary faculty meet.
8 :00--Intercollegiate Socialist soeie-
ty meets in room P162 Natural St i-
ence building.
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PLANS

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CHURCHES

Appointment of the annual Union
committees is del'ay,- by the failure
of a large number of the student
-body to register at the Un1ioni. As
selection of comittees will be made
partly on the basis of the students'
.ualifications as set forth in "'the
,blanks, Union officials feel that (_oin-
mittees should not be- chosen until
everyone as-given a chance to regis-
ter.
Work on filing and'sorting the cut
cards is progressing, and within two
weeks the personnel of the commit-
tees will be announced. By the end
of the next week, a catalogued index
of all available committee material
will lt~re been completed, but this is
being las up jay the lack of cards.
PROHIBITION MAJiIt4$ ')JJF S
WORK FORL.CITYXjVSTICESM
One of the, inevitable results' o
prohibition has been the cuttingl
dawn the duties ,of the two justices
of the peace of Ann Arbor. The city
has no police court, so the business
of holding court and imposing sen-
tence ;upon city violators of, the law
devolves on Justices John' Thomas
and. Andrew E. Gibson. So lo'v is
the 'pre5<<,t impulse to crime in Ann
Arbor th" tuswtice Thomas alone is

1f ST. PAUL'S
Huron and Chapin Sts.
Rev. Carl A. Brauer
S~uw4o, School, 9:00 a. in.-
Serice, O99 . m., 7:30 p. m.
TRINIXYTY
,i'jt~h Ave. and William St.
'"The lc kjest People o~k frth!
Vespers Service, 7.3
Fifth Ave. and Washl4C4 §t,.
Rev. R~. C. Stellltori
"The Sixth Commandmnt"
7: 30-Even~ing erv'ice

ANN ARBOR
(444 South State Street)

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BIBLE STUDY COURSES:-
Course I, "Upper Room Bible
Class," Saturday evenings from
'7 to 8 o'clock, beginning Oct. 4.
Course II, "University Men's
Bible Class," Sunday mornings
from 9:30 to 10:15 o'clock, be-
ginning Oct. 5. Course III, "A
general Survey of the Bible,"
ht 4s~y e'veni'ngs from 6:30 to
7:2Q,,ek1'fiw' Qoi t, Course
noons /fronw 4:19 tq '9*
beginning 9ct. '17. jsei40
these courses. For full 'pa.jtip-
ulars caul on, or address,'
lin~I~ei, ns7cr r

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CANOEING on the H~ u r on1
Riv er js more delightful now
than during ny othew Mo i i

Qualities are Economy
d about the carpenter who bought cheap
.ause he broke so many he couldn't afford
?Buying our Walk-Over shoes is rho ex-
11 economy. Wallk-Over quality holds the
)Per style makes. These shoes have never
sell at a lower price.

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We Rent Canoes

TRYOUTS

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THIS WEEK holdpjing ses$xs is . his office.

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Tryouts for the University Sym-
phony orchestra will be held from 7
t~o 8 o'clock Wednesday and Thurs-
day evenings at the University School
of Music.
Applicants should bring their in-
struments and, some music with which
they are familiar, as sight reading
is not considered the most important
requisite. Membership is not limited
to University students, anyone with
sufficient skill being eligible.

The Arcaae Cafeteria iii thie ikels
Arcade i>5 now open with~ lots of good
'fresh vegetables, dome-killed pork,
etc., from our own farm, The 'bakedi
goods we prepare in our Bakery. e
have not raised our prices.-Adv. f

On Tla Jfuion River'

Saunder's Canoe Ifivery

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SHlOP

The Kempf Music Studios.
Vo1Ee, Organ, Harmony. 312S
ion St. Phone 212-J.-Adv.
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