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First Women's
Party Planned
jUniversity- u-onien! Are you looking'
for the Michiganr spirit? You will find
it at the Women's league party at 7:30
o'clock Wednesday night in -Barbour
gymnasium.
This is the first chance of the year
for every University woman to meet
every other University woman, to make
new friendships and renew old ones.
There will be music for dancing, and
as an added entertainment parts of
last year's Junior Girls' play will be
given.
Now is the time to start the year
right. Be there at 7:30 for a big eve-
ning.

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Majestic-Clara Kimball Young
in "Straight from Paris." Also
"Crowning Torchy," comedy
with'Johnny Hines.
Orpheum-Charles Ray in 'Scrap
Iron."
Wuerth - Marie Provost in
"Moonlight Follies," and Clyde
Cook in a comedy, "The Sail-
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Garrick (Detroit)-Alice Delysia
with Lupnio Lane in "Afgar."
Shubert (Detroit)-Jimmy Hus-
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All gymnasium classes for fresh-
men and sophomores will begin this
week on Tuesday, Sept. 27, or on Fri-
day, Sept. 30, according to the hours
arranged. Classes will meet in Bar-
bour gymnasium, and it is necessary
that everyone be present.
The hours for sophomore gymna-
sium classes are: at 3 o'clock on Mon-
days and Fridays, and at 10,11 and 4
o'clock Tuesdays and Thursdays, All
sophomores must sign up for one of
these periods.
All locker tickets must be turned
in to Mrs. Blackborn before Friday,
Sept. 30, in order that locker assign
ments may be made before the begin-
ning of gymnasium work.
A Women's league party will be
held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday eve-
ning in Barbour gymnasium for all
University women. There will be a pro-
gram, followed by dancing and re-
freshments.

.GARGOYLE BUSINESS STAFF
There will be a meetig of the
entire .business staff of the Gar-
goyle at 4 o'clock today.
LAST TIME
TODAY
CHARLES
RAY
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"SCRAP
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WED. - THURS.
NEAL HART
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Junior Girls' play
should be handed In to
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AUNIVERSAL PICTUPEI

Before lockers are assigned to fresh-
men, all gymnasium clothes should
be marked and presented for inspec-
tion.
Sophomores who were here last
year should have their heart and lung
examination by 5 o'clock Thursday,
Sept. 29, at the Health service.
Tryouts for junior and senior class
hockey teams will meet at 5 o'clock
Monday, Oct. '3, in Barbour gymnas-
ium.
Girls who wish work may see Dean
Myra B. Jordan at her office. Mrs.
Jordan's office hours will be 8 to ~12
o'clock and 1:30 to 4 o'clock for the
present.
Rooms for women may be obtained
through the office of the dean of wo-
men. Girls are reminded that they
must see the dean before making any
changes in rooms.
WOMEN REGISTER
JN BARBOUR GYM
Time and confusion has been saved
this seiriester by the registration of
women in Barbour gymnasium. Stand-
ing line and the use of several rooms
was avoided.
A smaller enrollment of freshmen
and entering upperclassmenhasbeen
noticed. Much of this is due to the
earlier opening of the University. Many
students were misinformed by the
calendar in the old catalogs.
Mildred Sherman, '21, is assistant to
Dean Myra B. Jordan, succeeding
Marguerite Chapin, '20.
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd, a Vassar
graduate, has replaced Miss Lucy
Green, who was formerly Mrs. Jor-
dan's secretary.
Time Change Effective October 30
Ann Arbor city time will be changed
back to Central time, which is one
hour earlier than the present daylight
savin'g time on Oct. 30, the last Sunday
in the month.

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ALICE.

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FINAL SHOWING
TODAY
Clara Kimball Young
IN
"STRAIGHT FROM PARIS"
TORCHY and, TOPICS OF
COMEDY THE DAY

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IN A HIGHLY SPECTACULAR,
INTENSELY EMOTIONAL MELODRAMA
"Uncharted
a gripping story of the far North-packed with thrills
that succeed each other in a crescendo of interest.

MAJES
Wednesday
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LOUIS KILLIAN
Conductor

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"HOLD YOUR BREATH"
WITH LAUGHTER UNPARALLELED

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