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Dr. litn twill hold hIis regul'_ar B1iiO

_Partuers have been announceed for! class at four o'cilck this after~
the first match in the women's ten- noon in the 'Y.'W. C. A." room at New-:toraetndhse rtcpt-bryHal
ing have been requtested to play off
their match and post the score on the There will be a meeting of all jnn-'i
athletic bulletin board imimediate.(ly. ior women called by Catherin e Staf-1
Any woman not able to play off 11.; ford, chairman of the Junior~ Girls'j
match at once is Asked to call Julia 'polay committee, at four o'clock this
Coe, '23, S. of M. at 38.3-R. afternoon in Sarah !Caswell Angell
The women wh'lo are able to play' nall.
have been announced as follows: M.I
D. Bogan, '2676 v-s. J. Bixby, 110-A.; Seniors are urged to come out for
W. Caige, 676 s. . Rcl;Neil GC);lockey practice at 4:13 o'clock this af-
E' Lauver, 39,1)vsi. Kitty Broadheadl, ternoon.. The teams will be selected
2676; D. Beckar d, 1288-J ivs. D. Eg- next week.
gent, 849-1t; N. harsh, 1633-1, ,vs. K
Styr, 570 5.Baike, 245- vs F.I ophomore women of the University
Murray, 2676; AT. Gill, 2676, vs. H-. will meet at 4:15 o'clock today in Bar-
Br Lce, 368; 0. Mc~eil, 3041-\ rv5. hour gymnasium. It is requested that
El. Cayne, 715-.T,1D. IUroona, 8349 .TI the dollar tax for the freshman-solho -
vs. 11. Kay, 1283-J; and D. Kamin, !m ore spread be paid at this time.
710-W vs. G. Allen, 1314-W; M. __
Coyne, 7155 vs. lAt. Murray, 2676., ir'~g~v1l 1p wl na hpr

w[ ) 4: Hl4:Al ; 'fo Eist.L 1 t l(.9 ' ii'i O *A$ V 1J~~.
1ITRAHTS' FOR SIWS NM O UT I n '' '' TII Y fH
_____"open sesamne" to this poitiou is 21or;-A fIl,1-S1r;i.lt13 S
iHouse presidents of the various tarbhoard, and the secret word is
league houses, dormitories and soror- "gloves." in short, members of Mortar- Five new member's were initiated
ithies on the campus are requested to! board, in a desire to raise, money for! into Portia Literary society T.1uesday
call before Wednesday, Nov. 1, at the the Women's league, are taking glove e vening at a regular weekly meeting
office of the dean of women for the orders--not for common ordina~ry i d ofi the organization. The new menm-
registration. blanks which are to be ' gloves, but for chic, smart, gloves dii- hers are: Katherine Fitch, Ruth Rost,
used for signing out in the evening-. rect from Paris.# Florence Peterson, Marion Good, and
At the end of each month the blanks , Any girl whiQ wishes to order Icag Lydia' Baird. f

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are to kue takienito Dean Hamilton's I black and wnite Khikgloves at~
office wher tehy will he kepa on file- or short three button kid glove,, at'
- 1$2.40; or suede gauntlets at $3.50() (i.-
Catholic Students' Fair Oct. 24 to 28'versable cuffs for $:3.75) has only to
inclusive. Buy your fancy work and place her order with a member of
knit goods for Christmuas. presents atI Mortarboard before next Tuesday. This
an exceptionally low price at the Fair. v ill insure her a striking fair of
Labor Temple, 310 S. Main St.-Adv. :glve to wear home at Christmas

SHORTHAND
B leginning Clays - October 30
IA-MI.LTON
I 1USiNFS COLLEGE
Snt 1e and IWill am Streets

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WOMEN TO VOTE'
AT STATE ELECTION
Attention of all women on the cam-
pus is called to the- fact tha,,t the
Women's Republican booth ope(ns to-
(lay in the main corridor of Un11iver-
city hall. Any woman twventy-one years
of age who has previously registere-d
in her home towtin or in Ann Ar'bor,
may receive an absentee ballot at the
boo0th which wviil enable her to par-
ticipate in the state elections, Nov. 7.
Beatrice Campbell, ',23, who is, in1
charge, announces; that the booth, will
be continued for several dlays, or until
all of the womlen initerested have been
accommocdated with ballots. Houirs at
which absen t bllots may be secured '
are fromn 11 to 12 o'clock in the morn-
ing and from2 to 5 o'clock, afternoons.
SECOND OF WEEKLY TEAS
GIVEN :4FOR F F IYN WOM T()LlN
Freshmen women and their junior
advisors were entertained yesterday
afternoon at thq second of the ° tease
given by Mrs. Marion L. Burton, and
Degan Jean Hamilton. More than 17'5

regular meeting tonight at 7 o'clockL
in the south parlor of Newberry hall.
'Begi'nning Cla's =- October 31)
HAMILTONK
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Staite and William Streets
HILL AUDH O IU R

LAST TIME TODAY
EARL
WILLIAMS
"THE SILVER CAR"
EI)D1E 1SOLO in "CAP'N IKIDD"
STAR COMEDY

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able to attend are invitedt
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Wednesday, Nov. 1.

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AT T.Il E TIEATEJISj
Todiy-Screen.
A rcade-Henry B. Walthall in
"One Clear Call"; comedy andf
news. (__
Majestic-="The Old Homestead," Ij
with Theodore oberts; a.nd E
Ham Hamilton comedy.
Orpheumr-Earl Williams in "The
Silver Car"; comedy and news.
IWuerth-Douglas -Fairbanks in
"The Three Musketeers;" and
comedy.
This Week-Stage
GarrickIt (Detroit) - Liliom,"
with Joseph Schildkraut and
Eva Le Gallienne.
,Ohubert- Michigan (Detroit) -
Bonstelle company in "Eiast:
Is West."

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Wellesley 'Sports
H ts,$~80
Made by Fiskg of hand-sewn
panne soleilwrith gros grain trim.
In every color of the season. Ex-
tremely dashing in appearance!
Goodyear 's
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