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Girls' play commxittee to
d houses expaning the
aticket sale for "Pomand-
'he first sale will be open
iily, from 2 to 6 o'clock
mroon, while the sales
.d Wednesday afternoons
n to the geeal public.
be sold at the box office
torinin all three days.
ng tickets will be on sale
the Whitney theater.
ave been distributed all;
bor announcing the play.
is are in the hands of the
many of the details of the
ng worked out.
me commuittee reports that
s are practically finished
very Way adapted to the

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jArcade -- Constance Binney in
"The Sleep Walker."
M ajestic - "Bouaght and Paid
For."

Rehearsals .foir the senior" play will
tie as follows: F'riday at" 4 o'lock,
acts 3, 1,' in N'ewberry hall;. at 7:15
o'clock,. acts 3, 2, University hall. Sat-
urdlay,8.30 to 12 o'clock, acts 1, 2, 3,
M.uffin and Hornpipe -men .due at 9
o'clock. At 4 o'clock, Act..3.
Mofrtarboard society will ,hold a
meeting' at 10 o'clock Sunda~y morning
a Gt Hlelen Newberry residence.
All girls who have signed up .for
wo crk in the candy booth in University
h ail are requested to report t 'the
hours they are signed up for. Under
thie present arrangements Fany ~girl
who fails to take charge of the booth
at the tine she is accountable for will
be .fined $2:00.
Houses that .wish to have candy on
sale may do so by sending a rep-
resentative to the booth and signing.
up for the. amount taken.

W hitson ; - -eniirs; ~Harvey vs. Phil-
lips, WVolszynski vs. Troy, Blanche
Smnith v-s. Gamble.
Evreryone holding tickets for
"Y ellova Jacket,", or money. for tickets
sald is asked to settle from 2 to 4
o'clock this afternoaon at the booth in
University hail No .final report can
be given until all the tickets are ac-'
counted for.
"RIDER for PENS." Nickle's Ar-
cade,--Adv.

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en's league part-
afternoon, mark-
of a series ofI
have as a fea-
Mlummers, "Sup-
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atest styles, from
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Fridlay and Saturdaiy
IMimes-Union-"T'he 13;th Chair,"°
S by IBayard Veirin. I
It was incorrectly stated in yes-
terday's issue of The Daily that tick-
ets for the '221 annual Step might
be secured for $6.00. These tickets ark
selling for $3.00.
Students who have investigated de-
clare that there is .a variety of foods
served at the Arcade Cafeteria un-
equalled anywhere else in town.:-Adv.
100 visiting cards printed from your'
plate, $1.75. 0. D, . Morrill,17t Nicke's_
Arcade.-Adv.
"RIDER for PENS." Nickle's Ar-
cade -Adv.

The followiing tend~s matches must
b ke played off' by tonight:. Freshmen,.
Baikker. vs. H igley, Kinigsley 'vS.
R fanckr, HoulIe vs. Jarvis, Mountain vs.
N'\otle , How ell vs. Mansfield, Harshr
vs. Hastings; .sophomores, Steele vs.
Craigie, B urdick vs. Waterworth,
Early vs, Kenaga; jutniors, Wires.. vs.;
Watermran, John sen vs. Ely, Hailer v .
Binenting, Christian vs. Phelps, Coe vs.

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