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in Regular Army, ex-'19, Weds
ouncement has been made of
rriage of Miss Verna Derck, of
luron, to Lieut. Bruce N. Tap-
x-'19, also of Port Huron. Lieut.
1 was commissioned second lieu-
at Camp Custer a year ago, and
the signing of the armistice has
ed a first lieutenancy in the
r army. He is a member of Phi
Sigma and Phi Alpha+ Delta
nities.
tys-Daily service--Always.
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News From The Other Colleges

Mix was a two-gun man when he

was a Texas ranger and cowboy, and
it was this ability which helped him
to wipe out the Shonts gang of out-
laws on Pecos river in New Mexico
a few years ago. Now Mix, who has
been thrilling movie audiences for
some time, has developed into a "three
gun man."

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TOM MIX'
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HIAS M~IX IN M'ORE TARNG STUNV"h
PRESENTZS MORE COMEDY TH{AN YOlVVI
SAW IN A PICTURE.
A WILLIiAM WFx PRODUCIQ

Columbia-A large consignment o
moving picture films has just been re-
ceived at the R. 0. T. C. headquarters,
they are official war department pic-
tures, including instructional subjects
of all kinds and also actual battle
scenes.
Indiana-Plans for raising money to
pay for the new county hospital, which
is to be dedicated as a memorial to
the sodliers, were. discussed here.
Chicago-Women of the university
held a mass meeting to form a new'
organization the aim of which is to
unite all women of the university in
a common organization which shall
develop the ideals of a well balanced
life. It will consist of three..councils,
an executive, and advisory and - a gen-
eral council.
Texas-- Texas has installed as a
regular course the temporary course
introduced in all the universities as
War Aims.
Oklahoma- Student standards are
to be investigated here by a commis-
sion appointed to "consider the trend
of student thought and ideals to de-
termine the problems the university
is facing, and to state frankly but suc-
cinctly the conclusions reached, and
MAJESTIC
MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All Sws Sunday
TODAY-TOMORROW
Mabel Normand
"MICKEY".
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY
Bryant Washburn
* THE GYPSY TRAIL"
A RCADE
Shows at 3:00; 7:00; 8:30
Phones:
Theatre, 296-M Mgr's Rea., a326-M
Tues-11--Barbara Castleton and John
Bowens in "What Love Forgives;" Mutt
and Jeff Cartoon, "Throwing the Bull,"
and Current Events.
Wed-I2--Ethel Barrymore in "The
Divorcee;" Star Comedy, ""Kitchen Po-
lice," and Screen Telegram.
Thurs-Fri-13-14-Mme. Alla Nazimova
in "An Eye for an Eye;" Christie Com-
edy, "Why Husbands Flirt," and Ford
Weekly.________

to submit recommendations for adop-
tion by the students themselves."
Nevada-Here, as well as at Johns
Hopkins University the National In-
dustrial board is offering a prize of
$1,000 for the best essay on labor
questions. A series of eight topics
has been presented, and the appiicant
is allowed to take his choice.
Johns Hopkins-Two Johns Hopkins
men are to explore the Andes, study-
ing the coal fields of Chile, making
geolical investigations, and also look-
ing into the neglected commercial,
scientific and educational opportuni-
ties in South America.
Utah-University of Utah has been
suggested as the site for a state mem-
orial hall, honoring its soldier sons.
It will be used as a combined student
union building and general public as-
sembly hall.
Purdue-The memorial commit .ee
of Purdue university has offered a
plan for a memorial theater to be built
in honor of the men who were killed
in the war. By issuing shares of
stock enough money could be raised,
they believe, to erect a theater for
about $125,000.
Iah-Freshmen at the University
of Utah have ordered their caps which
are to be of a dark green with light
colored stripes.
Northwestern-The anarchistic tend-
encies of the freshmen and sopho-
mores at Northwestern have been
crushed, and they have resigned them-
selves to their fate of a prescribed
course in military science and tactics.
Several weeks ago, more than 100
students decided they would not be
compelled to take military training
with their college courses, but resolu-
tions have been passed and the men
are back in the ranks, more than 300
of them in all, enrolled in the R. 0.
T. C.
Utah--"A Bigger and Better Prom,"
is the slogan of the prom committee
at Utah. The entrance fee will come
to four dollars, and uniforms will be
in order, it has been decided. The
date has been set for March 28.

At its presentation in Port Huron,
"Fit to Win," which comes to the
Orpheum theater Tuesday and Wed-
nesday, was endorsed at a private per-
formance, and has been given the
whole-hearted support of the surgeon
general's office, as a means of propa-
gating the fight against disease. It

was used extensively during the war
in the army camps.
Matinee performances will be for
women, and evening performances for
men.
AT TlHE SHUBERT-OARR.ICK
Detroit
Grace George in "She Would and
She Did," is shown at the Shubert-
Garrick, Detroit, for the week com-
mencing March 10. It is a delightful
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EFFIE ELLSLER, WHO APPEARS
IN "OLD LADYY 11," AT THE
WHITNEY THEATER, I AItCH 15.
Miss Norinanid gaily dashes through
a series of frenzied escapades- slid-
ing down balustrades and off roofs,
dancing on the fuiniture, and finally
disguising herself as a jockey and
saving the race and her lover's
money. All this is sufficient to keep
the audience in a lively mood quite
ready to overlook any deficiencies of
plot.
Mickey is sent from her primitive
home in the west to live with wealthy
relatives in the east, who accept her
only because they see financial relief
in her supposed gold mine. She re-
wards them by capturing the fliance
of her uideserving cousin after she
and her Indian nurse of astonishing
proportions havle literally wrecked the
aristocratic household.
The added feature shows natives of
some of the Fiji Islands in their
characteristic dances including fire-
walking. The program will continue
for today and Bryant Washburn will
be shown tomorrow in "The Gipsy
Trail."

Opportunity to See

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John Bowens in "What Love For-
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Wuerth -- Tom Mix in "Hell
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One of the most sympathetic fem-
inine roles seen on the stage in many
seasons is that of "'Old Lady 31" in
the play of that name, which comes
to the Whitney theater for matinee
and evening performance next Sat-
ur'day.
Effie Elisler, who takes the title
role, will be ferlembered by older the-
ater goers as "Hazel Kirke," n which
part she scored a great succ s*. A
number of ypeArs ago she yetired from
the stage, but unable to resist the
lure of the foot-lights, reappeared to
create the role of "Gr ndma" i' "The
Gypsy Trail." Since then she has
been making new friendships and re-
newing old ones in this charming
play of Rachel Crothers, "Old Lady
AT THE WUERTH
Tom Mix, the William Fox film star,
routs a band of outlaws by operating
two six shooters and rifle simultane-
ously in "Hell Roarin' Reform," the
-iliam Fox production which is sched-
uled Ji' Tuesday and Wednesday at
the Wuert theater ._
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AT THE MAJESTIC
The cyclonic Eva Tanguay has oth-
ing an Mabel Normand, who is ap-
pearing in "Mickey" at the Majestic
theater for the last times Tuesday.

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Made and released by the
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and to be seen by every one over 46
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Tuesday Evening Men Only
Wednesday Women Only

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