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on tne
be sent
den, '20,
can be
tos
are in.
i to borrow moneya
ship loans for the
should see Dean
t once at her office.
y positions open to
dnation weeks, such
dren and doing light
Les. Any one wish-
Ld see Dean Myra B.
rls will be permitted to vacate
oms for the second semester
consulting Dean Jordan about
Myra B. Jordan will not be at
University women on the two
s of the examination weeks.
A TO ELECT OFFICERS
LAST SEMESTER MEETING
a Literary society will hold
meeting of the semester at
clock tonight on the fourth
Iniveisity hall. There will be
ee reports and election of of-
The treasurer announces that
sand fines must be paid to-
ur A. I. floor oil. Nothing bet-
one 237. C. H. Major & Co.-
Michigan Daily is an all-Cam-
er.-Adv.
PICTURES PLIGHT OF STARVING
INHABITANTS OF CZECHiO-
SLOVAKIA
'I have no doubt but that the Ger-
mans will renew the war," said Har-
riet E: Beard, '98,.who spoke last Fri-
day afternoon to the Women's league
about her work in the Russian prov-
ince, Czecho-Slovakia.
"The Germans in this province feel
that some day they will unite with
Russia and crush France." Germany
will furnish the brains and Russia
will furnish the force. The German
people will not accept the terms of
the Peace Treaty. They may sign. it
but they are not able to abide by its
teres.
Children Undernourished
"In the province of Czecho-Slovakia
the children are undernourished and
sick. There is not a healthy child
there. The babies all have the rick-
ets. Some are so badly infected that
they can hardly be recognized as hu-
man bodies. The two sides of the
body do not develop equally and their
bones have no rigidity. Many of them
have not had a drop of milk but are
fed on potatoes.
"The German men and women, if
they were not constantly watched, in
every case took the food 'from the
mouts of starving babies.rMany
times they gave it to husky boys of
13 or 14 years, in order that the boys
could fight the allies. The people
were allowed meat' once a week but
when it was examined by the Amer-
icans, it was found to bebtubercular.
Says We Are Blind
"But the Americans are so blind,"
believe that the people over there can
take care of themselves. We should
encourage the republic and try to help
the peopl4. The time may come when
this little republic will flourish and
be a lasting democracy.!
J-HOP LISTS WANTED
Lists of girls who will attend
the coming J-Hop are wanted by
The Daily as soon as possible.
IThe lists which, will appear in
the J-Hop extrawshould give the
girls' names, together with the
cities from where they come and
the number of the booth where
they will be during the Hop.
This applies to independents as
well as fraternity men.
The lists should be addressed
to Hugh W. Hitchcock at The
Daily office, Press building.
Patronize og Advertisers.-Adv.
Have you arranged with the Sped-
ding Studio for your Michiganensian
sitting? Sittings must be made be-
fore Feb. 1.-Adv.
We can do those floors, if they need
refinishing or waxing. Call 237. C.
H. Major & Co.-Adv.
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Jazz Dance
Mksic by
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Jazz
Band
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At The Armory Thursday, JANUARY 29.8:30 12:00 P.M. Tickets Cn Sale At,
The "Blighty" And Students Supply Store And Wuerth Theatre.
Is
3
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To-day
Cecil B DeMille's
To-morrow
OWERS FLOWERING PLANTS
Cousins & Hal
MIembers Florists Telegraph Delivery
ne 116 1002 S. Univ.
Trubey's
nners. Lunches Confectionery
Ice Cream, Delicious Sodas
We Make our own Ice Cream
rders solicited from Fraternities and.
rorities. 218 S. Main Phone 166
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LAVISH PRODUCTION
"6MALE
AND
FENMALE"
with THOS. MEIGHAN, GLORIA SWANSON, LILA LEE, THEODORE ROBERTS
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LOST AND FOUND
'riday A. M., in Law building
ural Science building, brown
hand bag, containing smaller
with gold watch marked M.
,nd money, silver powder box,
eward. M. A. Miller, 428 S.
Phone 1465-M.
hack folding purse contain-
ins and bills. Friday night
n Gray Shop and Science
ig, Library or Auditorium.
please call 2093-J.
at. night, between State St.
'hitney theater. Elgin gold
watch, attached to long black
Reward if returned to
ifflce.
gold fountain pen between,
all and U-Hall. Please re-
to 1414 Washtenaw. Re-.
mall Leather notebook, with
ung on outside cover. Find-
e return to 408 E. Jeffer-I
E" pin set with pearls. Date
ack of "E." Phone 1484. R.
WANTED
WANTED - Faculty man and wife
wish to rent at once a couple of
, furnished rooms for light house-
keeping. Modern conveniences re-
quired. Private bath desirable.
, Give telephone number. Address
F. W. P., 429 S. Division St.
WANTED -, Single room by fresh-
medic; room should be ready Feb.
4th. Few other students, if any to
be in the house. Care Box B. F.,
Daily.
WANTED-A few ladies for figuring,
a few hours each day. Apply at of-
fice, rear of second floor, Mack &
Co.
WATED-A roommate for a suite near
the University. Price very reason-
able. Box B. G., Daily.
WANTED-J-Hop tiicket. Please call
1808-M after 7 o'clock evenings.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Plain bobs for coatsting.
Can be seen at 828 Brookwood
Place. Price '$10.00. Phone 2379-M.
FOR SALEE-Selected apple wood for
fireplace. H. L. Thornton. Phone
713.6-F12.
In all truth a super-picture-plung-
ing you into a tornado of dramatic
experience absolutely foreign, to any-
thing you ever experienced or saw.
From the Comforts of an English Home to the Barbaric Splendors of Babylon then
to Primitive Life in the South Sea Islands.
'it watch rim and celluloid
Friday night. Phone 1484
ir of ice skates, on D. U. R.,
Call "Heath," 2129-W. Re-
"MALE AND FEMALE"
TRANSPORTED
fountain pen. Call
MISCELLANEOUS
Y AND CONCENTRATION,"
booklet which will aid stu-
usiness men, and others who
to improve the mental pro-
Aids in remembering names
ces. Bookstores and news-
60c. By mail, 70c. The Ed-
FOR SALE-Dress suit, small size, in-
cluding vest, etc. Reasonable price
608 E. Jefferson St. 349-J.
FOR SALE-Full dress sui-very fine
quality-size 38-worn once. Phone
2717.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Steam heated apartinent.
Will sublet lease from about Feb.
1st to September. Call at Malcolm
610 E. Liberty Apts., No. 4, or 5.
Karl Malcolm, 610 E. Liberty St.
FOR RENT-Suite. Roomer to shaire
same with student. 608 E. Jeffer-
AJESTIC
in this priceless drama founded on Sir James M. Barrie's noted play "The Admirable Crichton." There are moments in this
Paramount Artcraft Picture when you gasp, moments when you chuckle with the rich fun of it, moments when you grasp the
arms of your chair in amazement.
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SPECIAL AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
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PRICES
Lower Floor, 55c; Balcony, 35c
SHOWS START
1:30, 3:00, 4:30, 7:00,
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. molmo pm