. State St.-Adv.
If it is real artistic, decorative wall
overings you want go to C. H. Major
- Co., 203 E. Wash. St.--Adv.
PERSHING 
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R. SARGENT WRITES OF
MEDIDAL1 WORK IN CHINA


Dorothy Curts , South Dakota, Bess
Hart; Kansas, Catherine Oder; Knox,
Azalia Hackman and Lydia Haltman;
Ames, Glen Watts and Louis Wiese;
Michigan, Marguerite Chapin, '20, and
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Intimate glimpses into the work inMairguerite Clark, .21.
China of Dr. Clara M. Sargent, '15M, Addresses of the delegates during
are given in a letter written by Dr. their stay in Ann Arbor 'may be ob-
Sargent o the women of the Univer- tained at Barbour gymnasium.
sity in connection with the campaign;
which began Thursday under the au-
spices of the University Y W. C A.
"Part of every day is still spent in'
language study," writes, Dr. Sargent, I, ....----- --
"but I am in the most fascinating The newly elected cabinet of the
place. In our school of physical e - Y. W C. A. will meet at 2:30 o'clock
ucation and hygiene which is on the this° afternoon at Newberry hall.
edge of the city of Shanghai, are en-
rolled 35, girls. My work with them All junior girls will be entertained
is to look after their bodlily needs Aljno il ilb netie
by Wyvern at a tea from 3:30 to 5:30
and to teach them a course which is o'clock Friday afternoon at Helen
a mixture cf aygiene and personal Nqwberry residence.
and public health and first aid work
for the home. At the completjon of
the course 1e are going to ma'ke up Upperclass baseball practice hours
together a set of 12 talks and illustra- at Palmer field are as follows: Sen-
ting chart's that each girl can take iors, 4 o'clock Tuesday and Thurs-
with her into the school in which she day; Juniors, 5 o'clock 'uesday and
teaches next year. There are 15 sen- Thursday. The first practice will be
fors and they are going into, govern- Thursday, April 29.4
ment and mission schools, and one os
a gymnastic dieetor in a city asso- Miss Aida Bentley, principal of the
cistion in Peking. Each girl will Industrial School for Girls at Adrian,
probably have at least 100 girls whom Michigan, will speak to the Congre-
she teaches through the school." gational King's Daughters on "Re-
In speaking of the campaign Dean form Work Among Girls" at 2:30
Myra B. Jordan says, "It seems to me o'clock Friday afternoon, at the home
that Michigan women should feel it of Mrs. C. H. Ranney, 1430 Granger.
not only a responsibility but a priv-
ilege to support the work of Dr. Sar- Girls who wish to get in touch with
gent in China." delegates to the Self-government con-
ference can do so by calling at Dean
WOMEN REPRESENT Jordan's office.
26 UNIVERSITIES}" There will be rehearsals of "The1
New Lady Bantock" today as follows:
Twenty-six colleges and universi- Fanny and Newte, act II at 1 o'clock,'
ties are represented as follows at the' and the remainder of the cast, acts II
Middle-western association for Wong- and IV, from 3 to 5 o'clock.
en's Self Government:
Cornell university, Mary Donlon The property and staging commit-
and Ielenf Bateman; Depauw, Cassan- tee of Masques will meft at 5 o'clock
dra Love and Lily 'Kent; Grinnell, today in Barbour gymnasium.
Marjery Sams and Virginia Sweeney;
Illinois, Hazel Curtis and Beth Holt; Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv.
Milwaukee-Downer, Rachael Shrein-
er and Daisy Davidson; Minnesota,'
Elizabeth Forressell and Isabel Ris-
ing; Missouri, Margaret Hawkins; Ne-
braska, True Jack and Ruth Lind- The Name
say; Ohio State, Mary Hedges and
Ann Young; St. Olaf, Laura Alness
and Alma Coardsmo; Washington, J. P, Eschelbach
Evadna Alden and Norma Burgee;
Wisconsin, Amy Jobse and Marie Bod- Has always stood
den; Alabama, Allison Vannetta and
Vivian Monk; Grand Rapids Junior for the BEST in
college, Lucille Meyering; Iowa State,
Mable Turner; Hiram, Ruth Hamlin M EATS
and Alfreda Bur'rows; Kentucky, Mar-
garet Ford; Pennsylvania State, Ade-. 202 E. Huron Street
laide Mitchell and Mabel Barnett;
Northwestern, Velma Staley; Indiana, PHONE 821
Vivian Williams and Dorothy Don-
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FOR SALE-Victorian Hawaiian steel
guitar. Beautiful koa wood finish
and fine deep tone. May be played.
as ordinary guitar by removing
bridge. Phone 1746-J or call at,
107 14th St., evenings.
FOR SALE-Good partially seasoned
apple wood, sixteen inch and two'
feet lengths. H. L. Thornton. Phonel
7136F-12.
FOR SALE-A 200 medical books for
sale $.50 and $1 each. InspectionY
invited. Mrs. A. Fraser, 16 S. Wash-k
ington St., Ypsilanti, Michigan.
FOR SALE-Patron's ticket, May Fes-
tival Course; lower floor, center:
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WANTED-To recover a large poster
taken from the Natural 'Science
building since vacation. It belongs
to the Student Volunteer Movement.
Kindly phone Abell, 1443-R.
WANTED-To rent from owner large
rooming house, partially furnished
preferred. Address Boy G. P. S.,
care Daily.
WANTED-Aceurate typewriter oper-
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Wrist watch. 'Apply Arcade Cafeteria.
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rooming house a pair of gray trousers on Fri.,
their e.quipment April 9, from Claveau and Hall, 808
school year ad- S. State, please \return them and

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