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Isaiairm Tnnnra FRE FI AN IRL evieve B3ooth, Ruth JenningsElen ed in the League booth in Tniverslty
TUR6 SK1 - FJ- Van Zandt, Helen'Stair, and Eizabetb hall for this purpose.'
MUULIC O S O M T E 1icDowell. Ca.rson to Discuss Oxford LifeH V RO0' ST
IBLL SEA9SON TFI1RSDAY i Freshmen women elected the fol- Bazar Liss to Be Hianded in 'F4rday ife at Oxford will be the subject of
Reeaslsfr Te ngh f h lowignscialcomittmeatametin Lists of donations for the Christmas a talk before the Cosmopolitan, club
Buninge eras Pestle " r arTe scheduled Kih as fcd- Mor tha n 0 omnrsponded to! Tuesday afternoon: chairman, Mar-I bazaar may still be handed in today. by Ralh Carson, Rhodes scholar, at
garet Effinger, Dorothy Whitehouse, !The extension of time was trade nec- 7:30 o'clockthsenigaWslyD Y 1
lows: ,Three o'clock, orchestra and the announcement of basketball prc Monica O'Brien, Elzabeth Morgan,1 essary because of the failure of many) hall. ti vnn tWse A
4. Ats III; IV, V; 4 o'clock, orchestra U t~e on Monday and Tuesday. The Helen Ramsay, Elizabeth Finley, X11- (]ouses to hand in their slips oan time. I___________ 02071
hand dancers; 7 o'clock, complete re- flrt meeting was fr enrollment only ma Miller, E'lma alz, Dorothy Chiainm These lists which should contain thej Huron St. Taxi 25c~ 445. -Adv. .
"- hearsal with the chorus. The after. but real practice is to be held this af-j berlain, Ruth Carson, Charlotte Ja-' names of articles which the girls in
Goon rehearsals will be in Hill auditor- ternoon and evening. I preparation cobs, Helen Hall, Jane White, Mar- each house propose to make for the1
ium nd te evningrehersa HI or te prctics al wo e who are ese joie Lockwood, Lillian H-arding, Gen, bazaar, should be dropped in box place N W SH W
Sarah Caswell Angell ball. interested icahng are reuestedO YSH Y1E
tometat430o'lckti4:30non o'clock11[i thisI afternoon~ii~llll~lil111[IIIt1111Hf1111t;1 r
Members ofth Y. W. C. A. will meetJ in the wet parlor of Barbour gym- ! L ore aSt u di h nD r.J ky
with Miss Oolooah Burner, secretaryI nasiuni in order to receive instruc-Tewl e l so n ig t a r e y
from the national headquarters, at 3 tions. h practices wilb eda l h TAJ.
o'lc hs atro n a e bry follows: seniors and juiors at 5:00 "£ 0- T'cock ths/ftrno nPt n il r I O I
hall. o'clock this afternoon in Barbour W ~ V & s ~,
gymnasium; sophomores at 7:15 o' Gm lc n rsme t8ocok l
Dr. Thomas Iden twill speak ne;.'eu'PiophofLe"a3ol ocl h ok;endwfreshmnendao'lo.a llaG am e
'Jeus'Phiosohy f ife at3 oloc Iurged to be preesnt at the first prac-
*. this afternoon at Newberry hall. I trs
-,_ ------ - You will want to looks your best next Saturday,
An extension of time has been grant-: .
ed to the houses that fa iled to hand Y.W C. A. TO HONOR on the day of that Wisconsin game. VisitorsW1
in their lists of proposed donations to 50TH ANNIVERSARY ~ rmalpat fteconr il egywt
the bazaar. Theyma be dropped in
,the box at the League, booth any time=thlaetWnrsye.
~tody. jUniversity women are invited by the
a roda- ~
Thr1ilb meigo h cial meeting at 7:30 o'clock this ev- If you ineed hiats, it Will pay you to see us NOW! *."c*~
a , Tere ill e a eetig of this~ ening at Newberry hall in celebration
-hen's athletic board. at 4 o'clock ti of the 'fiftieth anniversary of the or-l. -
afternoon in Barbour gymnasium. gaiztinwo tisdearten. is
t aiato fthsdprmet is .= N
Oolooah Burner, secretary from the x ;4e
Members of the Freshman Girls' national headquarters in. New York;-. .*
Glee club will meet for organization will speak to the girls about the anM,
and election of officers at 4:30 o'clock niversary.
.this afternoon in the parlor of Bar-J At the close of the discussion there
bourgynsu.Ntcshv been wl be an informal social hour at-
w .snt to those %d o have been accepted which the women will hate an oppor- -y;7
,as members of the club. tunity to meet Miss Burner.
A social meeting of Portia Literary;14t
society .w]i be held at 3 o'clock this
R fternoon at the Kappa Delta house. A P O IA L4
kAll those who were, o give speeches =
k ,4 the regular meeting last-Thursday ri-% Tx jVTt~N
'evening, will give them at this time. C NN CiI ;
h le regular meeting will be held as I. IFORE'I.II~
usual at 7 o'clock this evening in FOR a STARRING-
The N30, aovebe metng oftl.B OK OV RSAll hats not made in our own workroom mill
? Te ovebe metig f te OO L E S- be sold on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
~Daughters, of the American Revolution)
;will be.heldt ,3 o'clock thiis afternoonfo-MAS E "1T 0 ED AD D st
at the home of Mrs . W. Gill, 17101 The Publishing House of foM AK SN ET CM DE- I~
Cambridge road. Prof. F. N. , Scott,) Boni & Liveright desires- A
of the rhetoric dleuartme, will speak MTNEEEIG o aea ASme nLgad"toge in touch with a i50 - 2:100-3:30E I7;00-R:N
on " Sumerin Eglad."number of college men
imirEMMA BP. FOGERTY'S
INMMESBPOIEThese men will be given an i SPECIALTY H AT SHOP ___________
___opportunity to earn sub- 117 East Liberty Street= MATINEE - 2:003:3Q
1,Extension of time for the life mem) stantial sums of money i
'bershlp drlve f the 'Women'slau lililitltlllililill1ltipts league __________________________________________________________________
hah bengrntdeeythncmmttennterdrsetigy vryfah____committee_____________n_______representi____________g___a___very fa........s
chre h'drvp wiitwa to have : ;~n_______________n_

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A PLOT
AMAZING IN
CONCEPTION!

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ended last evening will be continued1
until tomorrow night. This action was
taken ini order that the teams which~
are-making a house to house canvas.
May have a longer time in which to
solicit pledges.
The fee for a life- membership in the
Women's league is x$50 which may be
paid, either in a down-payrment or in
installments of $10 each for the five
years, following the signing of the
pledge.
Booths wvhich have been stationed in
University hall and the Library re-
main open today and~ tomiorrow in
order that everyone mnay have the op)-
portuinity to sign.

cinating proposui en
tailing a minimum of
work.
Please write immediately
to
BOt & LIVERIGHT
ATT. IL L. S.
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