,, for money and "S" grades during the fall term. ng at the In the university grading system "H" the state if stands for honor, the highest possi- s vacation. ble grade, and "S" for superior, only subscribed. slightly lower in the scale. Thirty contribution of the students were men and 26 anonymous women. The girls, however, have a better average in scholarship than the men. m have reg- e in agricul- Illinois-A movement is being start- nester at the ed at the University of Illinois. to y 300 rooms unite all Republican clubs into a fra- Y. M. C. A. ternity., The adoption of a eonstitu- g a special appeal he twin cities that i care of. If rooms i a house to house will be undertaken, s at the all "H" S CE! n to students ;he Armory, .nces at the y and Satur- is week. tion was necessary to national affilia- tion. Two hundred and seventy-five{ members of the university Republican club were present at the first meet- ing. Oregon-The Girls' Glee club at the University of Oregon will make a tour of the towns in the southern part of; the state during spring vacation. In addition to these longer trips. the club1 will take several week end trips to. near-by towns. . I t l Girls desiring tickets for the Fresh- man dance which is to be held Jan. 24 in Barbour gymnasium can find' them on sale at Dean Jordan's of- fice. Positions in clerical work, house- work and the care of children are openj to girls desiring to earn part of their living while attending the University. Application should ,e made at the office of Dean Jordan. All those taking required gymnasium work should sign up immediately on the bulletin board in the dressing root for posture examinations which will begin Tuesday, Jan. 27. No cred- it will be given unless posture exam- ination is taken. EX-STUDENT TO TALK ON RUSSIA Harriet Beard, '98, who has just re- turnaed from Zechosloyaki, a Russian province, will speak at the Women's league party at 4 6'clock Friday aft- ernoon. She will tell about her ex- periences there and something about the Russian situation. Since her grad- uation here she *ias been abroad most of the time, doing extensive work on Red Cross commissions in Mtaly, France, and Zechoslovaki. All the women who are interested in hearing Miss Beard are asked to come to Barbour gymnasiuia this afternoon. Phil Diamond's orchestra will play, and tea will be served in the parlors. Rumor A bout New Dorm Unfounded A groundless rumor has been circu- lated recently to the effect that the Betsy Barbour dormitpry would be re- served exclusively for foreign women attending the University. As there are less than 20 now , enrolled it is evi- dent thatthis poli'y would be absurd. A small 'number of oriental women will be admitted. At least 30 freshmen will be included in the 79 that the dormitory will accommodate, the re- Maining number being apportioned among the other casses. Of all the dormitories so far con- structed, the lower floor of Betsy Bar- bour seems the most satisfactory. A large sun parlor facing State street extends across the entire width of the house: Back of this is a spacious par- lor 48x22 feet, with a smaller parlor 16x22 opening from that. The remain- ing part of the right side of the first floor willbe 'used for the dining room, and serving room. The business man- ager's office will be in the rear. To the left of the hall that divides the building will be the social director's office and rooms for the girls. )I UST FIND ROOMS FOR NEWSTJJDENTSl Thirty applications from women to enter the second semester have been received to date. Most of these are perclass girls, including a number Some app'rehenision is felt about se- frirng housing accommodations for these newcomers. Only eight vacancies have been reported from girls grad- uating or withdrawing. Dean Jordan is urging all the dorm- itories, sororities and league houses to report vacancies to her at once, and to try to make room for as many as possible. Anyone having rooms that heretofore have not been rented, which will be available, are requested to r0- port them to the Dean's office. ATU NA SOCIETY CRITICIZES ~NEW BOOKS AND AUTHORS To Race in Aerop.1wls in Spring Columbia. harvard and Yale willj take part in a three-cornered airplane e ;r next spring. ger, 3 and that of Lor by Doris Gracey, '21, Books and authors were presented Tuesday night in the program of Ath- ne Literary society. Ellen Lardner, '20, reviewed and criticized Fratics Sentor's book, "The Influence of Newspapers on Crime." Adele Tap- pan, '21, told the plot of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," by Belasco Ibanez. "The Hagitited Book- shop," by Christopher Morley, was given by Margaret Stone, '22. Lela Stephens, '20, said the purpose of Alfred Noyes, the poet, is to bring back childhood. She reqommended "The Flower of Old Japan" as a rep. resentative poem. The biography o $69.00 to $115.00 SILK LiNED THRO-OUT r sons just starung, learu o uue rectly. Nineteen years experi therefore you 'will ,learn. Ladies sons 50c, men 75c and big dance Mu'sie, lke Fisher, prize waltz, 1 Adv. IT I7t TINKER & COMPANY South State Street Dress Suits, at William Street for Rental BETTER make that memo. of your J-FHop needs at once. Make your selections early, while our Stocks are Complete. Thereby securing what you want and not what is left at the last moment. if you need a 1)ress or Dinner suit. ORDER IT NOW. We will guarantee to del ver in time for the Hop. i .. i f M'St I I r"O" _ H ii T" R A u Think of Fats Think i i f MAID 4 4F 4 r :.:": {":."::.":.":r"r. t n "" I " " r 13 . of {{ ": F } } r tv: .. l.: Yip "" '. " .,,.yl'lti.{: yt f . - r."f r".:". ry vr r'"{ r'r {'r"Cy';7 {{': :.af. C.J. 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