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clared that ,some of the "best women in the coun-
try and in the world smoke cigarets-This isn't
Hickville out in the center of the farmi country."
People of the middle west may resent being re-
ferred to as hicks, They believe their homely cul-
ture on a par -with 'the east and- if the recent de
cision passed by the judge is a sample of eastern
morals, the middle west should be proud of its po-
sition. True, a few women have acquired the habit
in the middle. west. Even university women of
the west have, been accused of the habit, but it is a
practice which they are not proud of and which
they do not practice;in public.
Decisions by the court cannot chanke tradition
with one sweep of the wand. It is no Worse for'
woman to smoke than for man but the double stand-
ard of morals is entrenched so strongly that so-
ciety has decreed it bad taste for women to "roll
their own." It may be customary in the next cen-
tury but in this age it is considered unladylike and

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If it takes a "hick" t1 maintain
morals, the people of the western
object to the name.-Daily Iowan.

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Have Real Michigan Men and-," which appeared
in Sunday's Daily, stated "It is time that these of-
ficials be brought 1p 'before the House committee'
of the Union and if'found guilty be dismissed from
Union membership and publication be made of the
names." The word "offenders" should have been
used in place of the word "officials."
That Hillsdale basketball game certainly gives
promise of some lively tilts on the floor of Water-
man gymnasium before the season is over.
Send in your service record now.
The Telescope
An Epitaph
Here lies the body of Ezra Tank
Who answered the last Great Call
He got up in the dark and drank
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STARTS TONIGHT
Those unacquainted with the
nature of the. advanced dancing
classes which have been held
this semester in the Michigan
Union Annex under the direc-
tion and management of Mr. and
Miss Moses, are invited to at-
tend the first lesson of the new
term, tonight from 7:15 to 8:15
o'clock. Those wishing to con-
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This is a mixed class and ex-
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seven women, but this term the
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Smiles sweetly when you step all over.her new shoes
.at the dance
Or laughs very heartily at that joke which you have
now sprung for the eleventh time
And gives you those soulful, worshipful looks
_.T Don't be-sure that you have "knocked her dead."
It may be that she hasn't a bid for the J-Hop
yet, and that you're her last hope.
Dear Noah:-
Can you suggest anything which I can really
help in the conserving of food? Newlywed.
You might try engaging a cook that doesn't keep
company with a cop.
A Red Hot Meeting
Mrs. J. T.'Miller read an articles on "Personal
Devils." There were 17 present.-Boone News Re-
publican.
And Now Somebody Else is the Star Boarder
Landlady-Is the chowder cold?
Boarder-Yes. But not clammy.
Where "Silence Would Be Gold in"-Your Pocket
"kMae is a fine girl but-".
"What's the matter? Is she a co-ed ?"
"No. But she has an impediment in her
speech."
"Impediment in her speech? What do you
mean?"
"If you ask her out for dinner or for a taxi
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say NO."
Our Daily Novelette
Spring in all its verdant glory had at last come.
From the boughs of the mulberry bush the dickie
.bird poured forth its sweetest ecstasies. Overhead
a silvery moon beamed down upon a world- per-
meated with romance. He walked beside her,
through- the meadow. Yet strange to relate he
made no effo-t to slyly encircle her waist; nor did
she on her part send him any of those amorous.
glances which are calculated to make ta lover's heart
palpitate and quiver like an aspen shaken by a
gentle balmy .zephyr. Occasionally. though, she
would look- at him with those beautiful eyes of
hers-larger trustful eyes which could only be lik-
ened to limpid pools of bottomless depths. Could
it he that they had quarreled? He opened the gate
for her to pass through first, yet no word of thanks
issued from her lips. For he was only a farmer
boy and she-yes, she was only a Jersey cow.
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"Im in chirge ofa squad of men," said the de-
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