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WOMEN CONTINUE
GOVERNING PLANS
Problems pertaining to the definite
formulation of a system of self-gov-
erment for women, were discussed by
the self-government committees and
a number of representative university
women, at a round-table conference
held yesterday afternoon under the
supervision of Miss Edna Tuner, '12,
former president of the women's
league, The chief question considered
was that of the power and position to
be accorded to the head of the self-
governing 'body; whether she should
be the elected charman of a standing
committee of the women's league,
such as the athletic committee, or
whether the president of the league,
and tho chief officer in self-govern-
ment, should be one and the same per-
sop.. Opinions were divided.
Other questions, considered were:
whether the dean of women should be
empowered to sit, without a vote, upon
the self-government board, for ad-
visory purposes in times of doubt, over
matters that may fall outside thejur-
isdiction of self-government; whether
the members of the judiciary board
shall all be chosen from the league
board; and under new conditions
which will arise, what new powers,
if any shall be vested in the' vice-
president of the league.
,A serious problem which will arise
in the establishment of self-govern-
men is the posibility -of the growing
up of a second strong organization
which might in a measure supplant
the( league. To avoid this, it is neces-
sary tf1 coordinate the new movement
w .h !e J:ue s througlyj- as 'pos-
The self-governe~t commttee w
4go"into sessiononFriday to take df-
Inlte' ,ation in .regard'.to he, recoi-
miendation } wichl it will present to
the league 'board on Saturday morn-
ing
(The Michigan ldaly asslwues no re-
spoi'aslblityV for seutmens express-
ed in connnunicatiOn.).
Editor;, The Miclhigan aly:
"Recently in.aada, 75 per cent of
the young recruitsfor the navy were
rejected o-wing to defectve :vision at-
tributed to .the' cigarette -and moving
picture sho. ,Thie cigarette is. un-.
doubtedly lthe'thie1! factor in this dete-
rioration of,'nerve. Acidents to
trains and' automobiles ,as well .as o
vessels are. rapidly Iitcresing'and
inany 'of ,them .are.ue to defective
vision.
"Mfr. ,Harriman, a, the railroad king,
once. said,"Cigarette itsrs.are unsafe
as 'rat -road mn, I Ywoijd just as
soon"Jthinikof gettin"' y emplyees
out'of an insae asylum~ asto employ
cigarette-users."
"You may be inclined to scoff at this
as too far-fetched an indictment
against the innocent-looking little
white cigarette. But facts are facts,
and chemists tell us that furfural, the
principal "aldehyde" in cigarettes is
fifty times as poisonous as ordinary
alcohol. It is far more dangerous than
the nicotine poison of the pipe or ci-
gar. A single cigarette °yelds as
.much furfural as is present in a coup-
le of fluid ounces of whiskey.
"-When you realize that fifty billions
of cigrettes are consumed every year
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of the damage being done to the nerves
of young America.
",Japan has seen the danger before
America or 1,1ngland. Twelve years
ago cigarette-smoking was more prev-
alent in the Orien~t than in America;
but in 1900 Japan passed a law pro-
hibiting" the use of cigarettes by boys
under .2t. Representative Nemoto in
introducing this bill said., Recently
ven the children in 'our, common
schools have come to. smoke cheap Im-
ported cigarettes, the consequence of
which, we fear, may bring our coun-
try down to the iserable conditions
of China or India. If we eypect to
make this nation superior to America
and En-glanid, -we must not allow our
youth, who are to be the future fathers
and mothers" of Japan, to degenerate
through this poison,"
"kAnd just so surely as American and
European boys-and young men go on
smoking cigarettes and Japanese boys
do not, will not Japan become the su-
perior?
(Extract from writings of John F.
Cchwan, submitted by M A. J,)
"1SHE: STOOPS TO COQ'QUER".TO
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The -Men Who Put The
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WVITS well sharpened and minds
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They w0ouldn't smoke 'Tuedo if
it didn't keep their minds alert and
cheerful all day long, day in and day
out. A tobacco that can do that
stands in a class by itself.
Tuxedo is made of th e wry high-
e-st gradq of Choicesn v sweet
Kentucky Burley leaf--- .rted by
teY1igla "Tuxedo PrAocess,"
which irmoves the sting; so that it
C'annot bite your tongue ---granulat-
cd so that it smokes freely and uni-
formly"--'cked 40 pipfls to thl
100 !tin,
Tuxodo deserves everything that
has ever hei n said of it--and to prove
it Tuxedo sells by the millions ~u.on
rnilliwfls of tines annually.
YOU CAN, BUY TUX D4 EVER'YWif &R
Coniveini 'nt Pau a h, Fa nqu greed ~~,I
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George Bischoff
and 111am Streets Florist
~nent place for your 220 Chapin Shuet Phone 800"L
banking. Choice cut flowers and plants.

"A School for Scandal," the three best
old 'English comedies outside of Shak-
espeare's works. Lucile K. Strong,
'15, has been selected to speak the pro-
logue, written by the famous actor,
David Garrick.
Those holding Oratorical association
course 'tickets may secure reserved
seats by paying an additional sum of
25 cents at Ahr's bookstore any af-
ternoon from 4:00 to 6:00 o'clock,
An orchestra under the direction of
T. E. H. Black,-'141;, will furnish mu-
sic., All the properties have been ar-
ranged for by a committee under Earl
W. lRoss, '15, Le3slie W, Lisle, '14, and
D. J.f Heathcote, .'15,. E'ogtliglhts will
be installed today. Costumes arrive
today, and a full dress rehearsal will
be field in University Hall at 7:00
o'clock tog t.

I$ Snd im Vv teiastamps for post.
FR EE , i n4 We v if&i 'Ua sy~ ou~venir'
tin of TUXE DO tobagco to any
point in the JVnited Stt$. Address
T11P AMtElWC N TOBCCO cOMPANy
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creator of ".Mutt and Jeff,"
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my 'favorile form of smo king.
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A.GO IN FOIL MATCH
ES

Continued from page 1.)
ed under the direction of the
,n divisio~n of the Amateur Fen-
ague of America. Competition
Dlasses will mark the matches,;
vil be featured by the entry of
uldes of Grand Rapids, the
who won the majority of his
3at the Stockholm Olympics
presentative of Austria. Since
Fouldes has moved to Amer-
will compete in the Ann Ar-
inpionship round.
' just what ruling of the West-
ference the Chcago foil men
allowed to meet the Wolverines
estion, but the details of the
ng of the dual match have all
proved and the Michigan men
rney to Chicago in two weeks

to meet the Maroons. The Michigan
team will be picked from a squad of
four men consisting of E. R. Theiss,
Carl. Mattson; Julius Martinek and K.
T. White.
The faculty team which meets the
university trio on Saturday consiste
of Rene Talamon,,S. P. Lockwood and
J. R. Hayden.
COACH FRESH FOR YPSILANTI
CLASH
(Continued from page 1.)-
to round out the team . Half milers'>
are, in particular demand on the All-
Fresh squad.
The next series of interclass relays
will probably be run after the meet,
and the tug-of-war between the foot-
ball men Is also scheduled for this
time.

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