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FIVE SENIOR WOMEN ELECTED
TO MEMBERSIP IN STYLUS
Stylus announces the election of the
following seniors to membership: Ag-
nes Holmquist, Mary Van Deinse, Mar-
garet Tibbals, Anna Halliday, and Eli-
nor Chamberlain.
Prof. E. R. Sunderland, of the Law
school, was managing editor of The
Daily in 1896.
New Term Nov. 14th. Type. SLEEP A
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Training. Day and Evening.THE
H"ILTON BUSN WE SS COLL. 712
State and William Sts. Near States
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921
Number 40
ers of the Medical Faculty and All Medical Students:
riday, Nov. 11, at 11 o'clock a. m., brief memorial exeycises will
3 in front of the Medical building in honor of those graduates and
>f the Medical Department who died during the World War. The,
nd Student body will meet promptly at 10:45 a. m., rain or shine,
ps and walk of the west front of the Medical building to partici-
is ceremony. HUGH CABOT, Dean..
Women:
ichigan women expecting to attend the Wisconsin game are re-
see me Thursday morning without fail.
MYRA B. JORDAN, Dean of Women.
Chrysanthemums:
anthemums are in full bloom at the Botanical Garden, Packard
tudents and any others interested are invited to visit the green-
H. H. BARTLETT.
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rs of the University School of Music:
iformity with the proclamation of President Harding and in con-
rith the action of the University, the University School of Music
nd all work on Armistice Day.
ALBERT LOCKWOOD, Acting Director.
se at Betsy Barbour Residence:
taff and Residents of Betsy Barbour House will hold Open House
ly after the Mass Meeting in Hill Auditorium on Armistice Day.
ers of the University who saw service in the World War, and
s are cordially invited.' This invitation includes members of the
id students; both men and women, who were in war service.
ELEANOR SHELDON, Director.
CONSTANCE BALDWIN, House President.
and Geographical Journal Club:
will be a meeting of the Club in Room G 437 Natural Science
in Thursday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 p. m.
PROGRAM
[he Great Glass-sponge Colonies of the Devonian; Their Or-
tise and Disappearance" - J. M. Clarke.
Reviewed by O. F. Kerlin
[he Question of the Age of the Monroe Formation" - A Review
cent Publications on the Subject by G. M. Ehlers.
INTERESTED ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO' ATTEND.
L. M. GOULD, Secretary.
Students in English:
rst meeting of the Graduate English Club will be held in the par-
bour Gymnasium tonight (Thursday, 10th) at 7:30 p. m.
J. H. HANFORD.
Education for'Women:
nts who have been assigned by Dr. Walker to the class in Light
s, should report at Barbour Gymnasium on Thursday, Nov. 10,
ck instead of at their regular class'hour on Thursday or Friday.
MARION O.WOOD.
Blade Club:
e been requested to announce that there will be a meeting of the
Blade Club in the reading room, Michigan Union, Thursday eve-
10, at 7:30 sharp.
F. B. WAHR, Counselor.
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T'S GOING ON.
THURSDAY
staffs of the Michiganen-
all members of the sales
meet in Press building.
recital in Hill auditorium.
rn Normal club meets in
Glee club rehearsal
at
club meets at Union.
ociedad Hispanica meets in
all. Mr. G. Herrera speaks.
ative committee of the Com-
ub meets in room 304, Un-
and Blade club meets in
Union.
club meets
in room
--Zionist society meets in Lane
all.,
FRIDAY
--Veterans of Foreign Wars meet
i front of Alumni Memorial hall
ir picture,
D-Upper Room Bible class meets
i Lane hall.
U-NOTICES
R. 0. T. C. students will report at
ie R. 0. T. C. office at 12:45 o'clock
riday afternoon for organization
r the Armistice day parade. Ex-
irvice men who desire may march
ith ex-service organizations. Cadet
licers report to Captain Collins.
3ERCULOSIS FIGHTER
DIES OF HEART FAILURE
r. Arthur Stevens Kimball, '43M,'
at his home in Battle Creek last.
day from heart failure. Dr.'Kim-
was identified with those physic-
who are perpetually fighting tub-
losis and did much to fight the
,e plague in this state. He was
instrumental in the building of
Calhoun county tuberculosis san-
um Nwhich cost $125,000 and is one
he best county hospitals in Mich-
Before entering the Medical
ORDERS GIVEN FOR
ARMISTICE RITES
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ist. Immediately following, assembly,
will be sounded by Mrs. Anna Berger
Lynch, of Jackson, who has attracted
wide attention- as a cornet soloist at
mass meetings all over the state. "The
Star Spangled Banner", sung by the
entire audience, will be followed by
an invocation by Rev. ,Sidney S. Rob-
ins, of the Unitarian church. Follow-
ing the invocation George Oscar Bow-
en, head of the public school music
department of the School of Music,
will lead mass singing of army and
camp songs, copies of which will b.
distributed.
A unique feature of the program
will be a flag salute, given by mem-
bers of the night Americanization
classes .of the Perry school. These
men represent several nationalities,
and are either just naturalized or
soon to be. Following the flag salute
the address of the day will be deliv-
ered by President Marion L. Burton.
This will be followed by "The Mar-
seillaise", rendered on the cornet by
Mrs. Lynch, accompanied by Fred H.
Lewis, of Ann Arbor. The meeting will
be concluded by the singing of
"America", followed by taps, during
which the audience is requested to re-
mAin, standing.
Following the services in Hill audi-
torium, open house will be observed
at Betsy Barbour for all former serv-
ice men. At 6 o'clock a banquet will
be. served to service men and their
friends at the Armory. .Tickets for
this are on sale .at Graham's. At 8
o'clock a street dance will be given
on the corner of Fourth and Huron
streets, around the court house. In
case of inclement weather, the Arm-
ory will be thrown open to the dnac-
ers, with the Odd Fellows' hall ac-
commodating the overflow.
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