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Order blanks for commencement in-
vitations in the literary college are
being mailed to all seniors and should'
be returned to the committee immed-
iately, according to. Donald J. Porter,
chairman.
Two styles of invitations are offer-
ed. The leather, which sell for 60
cents each, contain the names and ad-
dresses of members of the class,
names or the literary faculty, the pro-,
gram of events from the Swing-out
until commencement and are illus-
trated. The other type, engravedf
formal invitations, sell for 10, cents
each.

SENIOR LAW CANES
AND GOWNS READY

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D ET R O!T
FRANK TINNifY in
TICKLE ME

ies in
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News.
"Song
ic and

All members of the senior law. class
who wish to see samples of the sen-
ior cane may do .so at Wagner. and:
company, according to an announce-.
ment of the cane committee. The
price is $3, half of which is payable
with the order. Those who wish a
cane should report to have measure'
taken as soon as. possible.
The cap and gown committee of the
senior law class announces that all
seniors should place their orders foi
caps and gowns at Kyer's, corner of
North University avenue and Thayer;
street immediately, so they may obtain
theirs in time for Swing-out, May G.
No deposit is required either at. time
of placing order or taking ,gown. Rent-
al terms may also be satisfactorily ar-I
ranged.


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VIVIAN MARTIN
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The Soul",
Adapted from "An Old World Roemance"by
WILLIAM J. LOCKE
Mob hatred, unreasoning and unrestrained,
had trapped an innocent man. The word of a
blind girl pulled him back from the brink of
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of this thrilling picture, does the greatest act-
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