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Frank Pennell .~..,....... Managing Editor
Joseph Fouchard ......... Business Manager
Maurice Toulmne . ...,.. News Editor
C. Hlarold Hippler ..,.........Assistant
Karl Matthews.......... .... Athletic Editor
G. C. Edredge .................. Assistant
ohn Townley .......... Music and Drama
naude J'flwards ....._ ........,.. Women
llarold MI Abbott ................artooist
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Howel Van Aken Maurice Myers
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THURSIPDAY, JANUARY 22, 1)3
fight Elditor--Lo N. Burnett
A °WOM b'S IRAMIATIC CLU.
A move has been matie by the wvon--
en of the university to establish a ra-
inatic club The commlnittee, which i~
corn I)osed of women fron the Senoi'
class and which is pusing the propo-
sition; has submitted the matter to te
Women'=, eau e for final action.
The object o' suaehianorganization
is worthy of mention. ji.;' a- (is-
u iited intere.,tlas slownill i h Union
plays before the inugration of the
Alini es, so extreme iniferenee as
been expressedi in the pays of uni-
versi tywomlen3. Th ubmiss on o
plans to a body such as the Woens
league wiil gain the co-ope ration of
all the me.,nbers of tht organiazine,
together with those, who, by sufficent
ability, show themselves worthy of
election to the new club. A women's
dramatic club, taking charge of all
theatrical pl'odu'ctioit5ofred by the
wvomen, will serve to place this phas
of college activity on a better basis.
"AN OU'NCE~ OF Ri-XNTION."
Next fal, as football season ornl
nmenceSk ther will omie another ex-
plosion of protests a galst'varios
schemes devised by the athletic a sso-
lation to keep track of student ad-
missions, to sell tickets fo the bit
game, or to do anything hatsoevr.
Let's have them now. It's quite i-
possible to change things the last mn-
uto , no mnater how the stom of crit i-
cisn, and worse, may rage. lBuc now,
before the new plais have beet -I'vor-
ed out or the old ones readopt ed, sug-
gestions are of value. 3o you s~c-
memnber something that made you11so
hot that your collar nearly scorched?
Well, sit dowel and fgre out ao scheme
whereby it might be prevented in the
gt '5,;iof out and give it to either the
arssociationt)r The Daily, whih wil
see that it reaches the proper dest i -
naton. it's za chane to prove that1I
nthe!niels of the' association really de-,
sire to i ek a responsible part in the
affairs of that organization. Will YouI
do if ?
'I'll F A'l'I('A L CIRCI(LES.
3 w-et"4 Grlin Piri.''
"The Swoefeet Girl in Paris,'' the
mutsi,, al extravaganza which comes to
the Whit ney theater tomorrow night
'nder the management of h arry
A sk in.
This unprecedented musia play
conies here just as it was presented in
Chicago, with 'more thani sixty-odd
players to iterlret the bright lines
and( tuneful song hits which number
mocre ihan a" score. The story
o "T'he Setest Girl in Paris"
oont-ern a an Amriait gi rj of good
birth who is studying art in the gay
( apitcal. I r chaperone is her aunt,
and her love affairs concern every
uharat-er inthe iplay.
William A. Brady is seding "Baby
A\l+ ine" to the Whit ny theater on Sat-
fird1,iy, .1 :nutryi 25. m atine and night.
1'he play is by largaret Mayo and will
ho jptWS(' rtd by flhe met ropolitan icast.
You really coldn't blame the gen-
ieman ilithrie fourth row, parquet,
for seizing the ldy in front of him by
the shoulders and sha ng he' 'till her
hair very neaarly came down. Nor
could you blame her for acceptinghis
hysterical outburst in good nature.
Emotional o tbirss are entirely In
order for it's a scream and as healthy
as the Irish and Italian infants that
arc> stage properties in the delightful
comedy.
At the Majestic.
Mliss Jessie Keller in "enus on
whoels" will be the chief attraction at
the Majestic theater tonight and- the
rest of the week. Miss Kelar is con-
'ceded to be the "most perfectly form-
ed woman on the stage" and gives a
starxtling and yet refined1 vaudeville
atct, She coes direct. to the Majes-
tic' from I-anmsttti's Music hal,
Xewv York, and she will be one of the
bigteatures of the season at the local
vaudeville house.
yNlVERSIYt'SNOTIC'ES.
Si'nior lit basketball practice at
Waterman gymnasium at 7:00 p. in.
Fresh lit- women basketball practice
at Barbour gymn at 4:15 o'clock today,
fol1lowed by a supper. Election of
captain.
Senior engineer basketball practice
at Wtaterman gynt at 6:45 "o'clock to-
day.
Glee club rehearsal this evening at
t :00 p. mn. in U. Hall.
Thlere wiii be no rehearsal of the
German play tonight: Rehearsal of the
first net Friday evening from 7:00 to
8:00 o'clock.
it. department hockey team prac-
tice today at Weinberg's rink at 4:00
1). p In.
The Craftsnen club will not hold
its usual mieeting on Saturday night.
It will meet nest. on Saturday, Febru-
ary 15.
a Fresh~ phariuc dues must be paid
aby Saturday.
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