THE MICHIGAN DAIL\
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German Business
Gm'?IehAked To
Pick Newm Cabinet
To the Deans :
There will be a conference of the Deans in the President's Office at 10
o'clock Wednesday, Nov. 22.
M. L. BURTON.
Vniversity Lecture:
Dr. John C. Merriam, President of the Carnegie, Institution of Washing-
toni, will deliver a University lecture Friday, Nov. 24, at 8 p. in., in the Nat-
ural Science Auditorium, on the subject, "Are the Days of Creation Ended?"
The public is cordially invited. F. E. ROBBINS.
Faculty of the College of _Literature, Seleney and the arts:
Attention is called to the midsemester report cards which are being
placed fn the tops of the Dean's Messenger Boxes. All members of the fac-
wlty are asked to report cases of students whose work so far has been un-
satisfactory., Such, reports, in order to be of any service to the students
conicerned, should be made promptly. If, ini any case, the supply of cards
in the 'boxes is insufficient, more, cards may be obtained at my office.
W. R. HUTMPHREYS, Assistant Dean.
WHAT'S GOING ON'
NOTICE--Copy for this column should
be submitted by 5:40 o'clock of
the day before publication.
TUE SDAY
5 :00-Ch'imues business staff anid try.
outs meet in Press building.j
6:091-Dinner for foriner l). J. C. stu-.
dIent=; in. Lana hall.
0:115--lPiless club, luncheon, room .11,!
Union.
7 :6--epmee ig, 11111 auditorInm.
7:00-fl ass club meets, room i31i Un-
ion. Address by James Schermer-
horn.
7 :0D-Youngstowil - 3Micligan iclub,
meets.
7 :00-Institute 11eligious ed ucation,
Lana hall.
7 :30--Adelphi House of Representa-
tives, Adelphi room, University hall.
7 :30--FresnIan cngineer smoker, Un-
ion reading room.
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It's surprising what a differ-
ence six blocks from the
campus and a clean kitchen
can make in a meal and its
price.
THE CHINESE GARDENS
"G et the Habit"
Personal
Greeting Cards
For Christmas
the auspices, of the Ann Arbor ArtJ To Fly Across Paicific' next y-ear, by way of New,Caledonia,
association. Brisbane, Nov. 20. -- Lieut. Rendlie the Fiji Islands, Fanning Island, Pal~
__________ -and Sergt.-Pilot Herbert Smith plan myr2e, and Honolulu, taking petrc l
Pep ineeting tonight at. 7 o'clock. j to fly from Australia to California from ocean rafts.
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YEARS of experience in manufacuring the
Ifinest engraved Personal Greeting Cards
is behind the wonderful designs we are show-
ing. This year our stocks tare, larger' and more
varied than ever, and prices are very attractive.
We urge early selection. The best choice
can be made while stocks are still complete.
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MKatleatls-College of Literature, Science, and the Arts:
There will be a meeting of the Mathematical Staff in Room 110, T. II.
on Wednesday, Nov. 22,t at 4 p. m.
J L. MARKLEY.
Twilight Organ Recital:
On account of th-3 Masques performaptce in Hill Auditorium, the Twi-
light Organ Recital will be omitted this week Wednesday, Nov 22.
CHARLES A. SINK, Secretary.
Ronce Club:
There will be a meetinig of the Romance Club at the Xvichigan Union
Wednesday, Nov. 22, at 4:10 p. m.
Mr. Norman Willey: Mexican Experiences.
Assistant Prof. Marcel Clavel: L'Explication des Textes.
Associate Prof. Antonio G. Solalinde: An Unedited Thirteenth Century
Spanish Manuscript of the Purgatorio de San Patricio.
A. G. CANFIELD.
II. 0 To C Advanced Course:
Uniforms for advanced course men have arrived. Please call at R. 0.
T. =C. office and draw uniform as soon as possible. Deposit with treasurer
required before uniform will be issued.
JOHN A. BROOKS, JR., Adjutant.
"11$ aio ,'oAbout Nothing":
Rehearsals for today, Tuesday, will be as follows:
Act IV, Scene 1 (Church scene) at 2:00 o'clock.
Act -V, Scene 4, at 2 : 30 o'clock..
Act II, Scene 1 ,at 3:00 o'clock.
Act :II, Scene 3, at 3 :30. o'clock.
Act III, Scene 2, at 4:00 o'clock.
Act III, Scene 3, at 4:30 o'clock.
It is important that all members of each group be present at the time
indicted'.R. D. T. HOLLISTER.
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13:0W2--Junior Hop ecnMiiti~ee meets inI
Union.
> :60l-- t sques' play, hIill asditorlnt!
7:313--Stuident council mleets.
ti-NOTICES
All1 ex-nmavail and military acadlent'Y1
men who would be interested in aj
get-together night of the Army-
Navy game are urged to get in
touch with P. H. Goldsmith at
2878-W.
All organiaztlous and claiss treasurers3
that have not signed up for space
in the 1923 'Michiganensian have
just five days' left to do so. Better
call at Press building at once.
Precss club regular luncheon and dieet-
ing will be held Tuesday evening in
room 318 of the Union. James
Schermerhorn, Sr., will speak on the
profession of journalism. Lunch-
eon tickets on sale today at Union
desk and Women's league booth, or
may be obtained at door.
T1here is an exhibition of the pint-
ings of Nicolas Roerich, noted Rus-
sian artist, daily in the West Gallery!
of Alumni Memorial hall. This col-
lection is placed on display under
HILL, AUDITORIUM3
ELECTRICAL
SCOREBOARD
NOVE)IBER 25TH11
SLEEP ANYWHERE, BUT
EAT AT REX'S
THE CLUB LUNCH
712 Arbor Street
Near State and Packard Streets
106 S. 3MAIN
PHO'NE 1549
THE
Ma yer-Schairer Co.'
Phone 1404 112 South M1amu Street
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CHRISTMAS
ENGRAVING
SAMPLES NOW READY
PERSONAL GREETING CARDS
BRING US YOUR NAME PLATE
tl,"A MICHIGAN INSTITUTION BO KTR
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HEARD THRU THE TRANSOM
About two weeks ago we had so
many "sick" pens that it was elev-
en-thirty P. M. before I had vis-
ited all of them and prescribed a
proper diet of ink here, "set" a:
broken limb there, and performed
.a "pointolectomy" some place else.
Just a little after ten o'clock, two
of 'the boys engaged in the follow-
ing conversation as they looked at
our window display:
"Say, Ed, what does Rider mean
by' Fountain Pen Specialist, any-
way? Why, even the Hardware
Man sells them at home"
"Ile means Specialist- - S-p-c-
c-i-a-l-i-s-t - Specialist. Do you
get it now?"
"Where do you get all your first-
hand information Ed?"
"A couple of weeks ago I decid-
ed to have that gold point of mine
'put in a new holder, so I went to
see Rider. I thought would have
to wait at least a week for a new
barrel and cap to come from the
factory, but I found out he keeps
repair parts for all standard pens
right in stock. I happened to men-
tion to himn that the reason I was
having the old point fixed into a
new holder' was because I liked
the point, but that the' pen never
held enough ink. Rider looked at
my point and took one of his Mas-
ter Pens with a point almost like
the old one. 'Then he ground "it
until I couldn't tell the diffem'enee.
You see, old scout, why I got a'RI-
(her Master Pen that holds ten
tinges as much ink at-
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RIDRS'PE SOP,
FOUNTAIN PEN SPECIALISTS
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HOW HIGH A PRICE?
King Richard offered his kingdom for a horse.
It's not necessary to give so high a price. We
have plenty of well-trained saddle horses for
hire at $1.00 per hour, and our cash-coupon plan
makes them even cheaper than that.
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326~ East Ann
STABLES
Phone 8 7
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TE RF'S
Lower the cost of
dressing well!
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DIFFERENCE
Between
Statements and True Facts.
You undoubtedly
know that by now.
The statements that we
make about the purity
of our
'ilk .an
Cream
are backed up
by our
KNIT JACKET
You'll Like a Tom Wye
That's the reason we put
it in stock.
Our business is to buy and
sell the things we know you
will like.
Tom Wye is a knit jacket
of smartness and personality.
It is an extra-warmth garment
that looks so well you are glad
to wear it.
Looks like a million dollars
Surplus Supplies Store
213 No. Fourrh Ave
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IPasteurization,
Process,
W7e invite you to visit our
"CLEANEST OF
DAIRIES"
and view our scientific
methods.--
Visitors are aiwvaps wvelcome
CALL 423
No order too large' or small
ArrT THE AEFAIRI.
Women wear the very:,
best clothes., Why not
men? Especially when a :
1-
Kirschbaum Tuxedo or .
Dress sui-the standard 4 :/}
of America-oss§ji
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