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Concedes Defeat

UgAHSITY BANDMEIN

Fkwil lPrepanratioii; Being iMade
T. A. ('. (Game Saturday.

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TERN UPR N Of. Prof. Campbell Bonner, of the
Greek department, and Mrs. Bonner,
EflC U~ADannounce the engagement of their
Cincinnati, 0., Oct. 8.-Slight hopethGredeamn.
is entertained for the recovery of i FEntertain Music Students
Jake Daubert, veteran first baseman Sypoi league of the School of3
and captain of the Cincinnati Nation- Music w.ill hold a tea for all music
als, who is in a hospital !here suf- students from 4 to G. o'clock today at
fering from complications following the School of Music.
an operation for the reiioval of his -- I
appendix. Vote by Absentee Ballot, on Campus.
Have Yenu Votedl Apply on Campus. I Want Help?-Daily Classifleds.

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BOUNCE NOVEMBER 6
Finapi- )1,)ntm-,ents to the Varsity
Pand were made at "a' meeting held
~last1 night in the headquarters inI
NMorris hall. 'Ihe( band is makingI
final preparations for the M. A. C.
,game Saturday and for the Illinois
~nd Wisconsin games later in the
season. Many rehearsals have been
held under Wilfred Wilson, the band
(director, who is optimistic as to the
organization this seasgj.
Thoso wlio were appointed are:
piccolo and flute: W. C. Shipley, B.
Boyce, It. G. Curtis; clarinets: C. S.
T~appan, R. R. Fisher, A. R. Cook, A;
A. Rothschild, T. B . Rider, F. L.
Eiverett, IL. E. Meyer, E. D. Hlerrold,
1). J. Schaddlee, G. D. Tait, W. K.
Pamuiton; alto clarinet: R. II. Mc-
Pherson; bass clarinet: E. D. Hoede-
maker; oboes: C. 1I. Beardsley, IL. C.
Felver Jr.; horns: WV. H. McCracken,
C. W. Classen, R. A. Waterma:n, C. It.
11'ory, A. W. Schluchter; trombones:
J. K. Altland, W. E. Battles, D. J.
jBullock, MV. 1IL Pike, P. Mock, W. J.
WVeinman, I. S. B~onnel, W. J. Rob-
ertson, W. J.. Meader, J. Veasting;
baritones: C. H-. Morgenstern, F. W.
1 radley, A. B. +Gifert; basses: M. G.
Leach, C. W. Hunter, Chufei Wu, J.
Ardussi, B. Burleans; bassoons: R.
RI. Rathbone, R. P. -Brumbaugh'; so-I
prano saxophone: 11-11. Foss; alto
: axophones: M. L. Kiebler, H. J."Dea-
s'on; tenor saxophones: W. F. Butler,w
Fi. E. Jackson; baritone saxophones:
Q. M. Klein, S. L. Smith; bass saxo-
phone: A. M. Smith; cornets: S. T1.
$ hure, T. C. Scheirla, R. P. Evans, 0.
W. Stephens, KC. E. Kipp, E. 8.:Bacon,
Z.L 1. Comb, B. A. Schmall, R. F.
Wills, W. L~. Chadwick, C. P. Center,
.IT. L. Fleming; drunms: A. H. Keutta., ;
11. L4. Wilson, W. V. Owen, E. F. Wol-
lering, W. C. Langenhau, F. L. House,
~G. W. Packer, C. T. Miller; drum
-major; C.. P. Sellards; Assistant
drum major: B. Hyde.
The Ban~d is also planning to pro-
sent the annual Bond. Bounce on
Novemnber G. Definite arrangements1
Dave not been completed to date.
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Fiery Drama of El~emental Loves and Hates


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One presidential nominee admiits
that he hasn't a chance to win. Hae
is Frank T. Johns of Oregon, candi
daeof the Socialist-Labor party.
however, hie is seeking to enlist as
large a vote as possibiC under b~is
parIty's banner.
STUDENT DIRECTORY TO
GoON SALEOCTOBER 28
Work of classifying the names for
the Student Directory w*ill begin
Iwithin a few dlays after which the
copy will go to the press to be ready
for camrpus sale by October 25.
Several fraternities, sororities, andI
league houses have not yet made ap-
plication for space in the directory
and will have to turn in lists of their
ineinbers imnmediately, at the Michi-
g anensian office in the Press build-
ig, if they desire them to appear.
Among the fraternities which have
not yet turned in lists are Gamma
Alpha, Hermitage, Phi Alpha Delta,
Phi Delta. Phi, Phi Lambda Kappa,
Phi Rho Sigma, Xi Psi Phi, and the
Sigma Club.
D~o Your Draty, Be Sure and 'Vote.

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GecntieMen buccaneers, bold and dar-
ing roves of the seas, licensed by Kings
to pillage and plunder-their crews of
brigands and noble adventurers who
"iii" yearned to a fight as they yearned to
a :maiden's kiss--gallant rascals all
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who battled to the death for love or
booty. Drift back to the stirring days
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Sea Battles Corsairs .
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Galley Ships Janissaries i
Galley Slaves Slave markets_..,
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z. J. DeFrance, '22, was severely
i_).tred this summner when the con-
t _ols on the plane° he was driving
I'roke, on attempting to land at Lang-
ley field. DeFrance had been flying
ver the water and' was heading forI
landl when it. is thought a guide sup-
])ort 1broke forcin, him to take a nose
dive into the water. The body of theI
plA,,, ' lbroke apart at the c'ockpit.
%Vhecn it was finally possible to take
the two men from the wreck, the
'WeChanic was (lead and it was at
iirt thought lDeFi ance would die, but
the doctors thing lie will recover.

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"The Relation of Eelectrical Cur-
r(JiL, to the Growth of Plants," was
t1he topic whliClh Prof. Vernon 11.
;:.Iackinan, professor of plant physi-
ology and pathology at the Imperial
College~f of Science and Technology in,
London, discus,. ed at his second lee-
ture, yesterday in the Natural Science
ad i torium.n
i vo -essor Blackman illustrated his
lecture with slides and diagramis ex-
plAining the effect of electricity on
ilant life. Ice also pointed out that
cleetiric charges applied under favor-
mbeconditions materially aid in the
growth of plants.
Stanley Harris,r manager of the
,,(,iitors, is the youngest manager in
the major leagues, being only twenty-
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As a Nlue blood of France
wvooing a priniess in royal
moon-lit gardens.
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the flash of jewelled bro-
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