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Hard and fast are the new rules
and restrictions recently placed on
women students of the, University of
Minnesota.
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dop- The faculty of that university has
eing put the lid on all unnecessary absenc-
class es among the girl students. They are"
the now required to present a satisfac-
I ex- tory excuse for absences of more than
>eing three consecutive days, signed by a
nent parent, landlady, or by a physician, to
Mrs. Jessie B. Ladd, dean of women.
According to Mrs. Ladd, she has
5 all been deluged with notes brought to
Uni- her in-the past two weeks. Many of
Day the students have been absent from
'sary classes either on account of being vic-
Y. tims of the, recent influenza epidemic
or were fearful of attending classes
ous- because of the possibility of con-
dis- tracting it. Mrs. Ladd also declares'
at- that although reasonable excuses will
quir- be accepted, unnecessary absences
ding will be strictly deilt with.
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hat the salaries
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A. A. WELL REPRESENTED AT
NURSING EDUCATORS' MEETING
The Michigan State League of Nurs-
ing Education will hold its seventh:
annual meeting in Blodgett Memorial
hospital, in Grand Rapids, March'
and 4. This3 meetinug was scheduled
to be held Feb. 4 and 5, but was post-
poned on account of the influenza.
At the first session business of the
association will be cons'ldered, while
the second session will be given over
to papers on topics of interest to the
profession. Among these is an ad-
dress by the president, Miss Fantine
Pemberton, superintendent of nurses
,at Peterson hospital, and papers~ by
Miss Alice L. Lake, director of edu-
cation at. University hospital, and
Miss Mary Welch, superintendent of
'nurses of University hospital.
Purdue Favors Military Training
Lafayette, Ind., Feb. 27. - Resolu-
tions were adopted at the afternoon-
session of the Scabbard and Blade
convention favoring universal mili-
tary training, and copies of thge res,
olutions were sent to congress. Much

There will be a rehearsal of all the
choruses of the second act of the
Junior Girls' play at 9 o'clock, Sat-
urday morning, Feb. 28, in Sarah Cas-I
well Angell hall.
Sophomore girls who have not al-+
ready secured tickets for thesopho-
more party, this afternoon can get
them at the door of Barbour gymna-
slum before the party.
It has been found necessary to post-
pone the women's cotilion and ban-
quet which was to have been held
Saturday, Feb. 28, until Saturday,
March 6.
Sophomore girls may procure tickets
for the sophomore party by applying
at either Heten Newberry residence
or Martha Cook dormitory.
SERUM SAVES LIFE
OF NEW,-YORK GIRL
Anti-Toxin of Government Responsi.
ble, Not That of Illini Doctor
The serum which saved the life of
a New York girl, poisoned from ripe
olives several weeks ago, was not that
discovered by Dr. Robert Graham of
the University of, Illinois, but that
sent out by the bureau of animaltin-
dustry at Washington, declared Dr.
Herbert Emerson, .of the Pasteur in-
stitute of the University, yesterday af-
ternoon.
Dr. Graham informed the press of
this country a few days ago that he
would furnish his serum to be used
to combat the latest peril from olIVes,
which have been sent out by the
Sprague Warner company of Chicago.
'"I do not know," said Dr. Emerson,
"whether Dr. Graham has discovered
lately the type of serum necessary to
combat the prevalent olive poisoning.
There are two types' of anti-toxins,
type A and type B, and the anti-toxin
which Graham discovered a few weeks
ago was of type B, which is worth-
less in the present situation. If he
has discovered type A since then, it
will prove valuable in the peril which
has befallen this country."
"It is probable," continued Dr. Em-
erson, "that only a few containers in
the assignments sent the various
towns throughout the country ,will be
found to be contaminated, but until it
is known definitely to what extent
these have been contaminated, none
of the suspected brands should be
used."

JAUL MUMIb KRO W14
FEATURElWOMEN'SPARTY
POPULAR SONGS AND CLETER
COSTUMES ENTERTAINt
200 GIRLS
Varied and entertaining acts were
received with enthusiasm at the
Women's league party yesterday aft-
ernoon. They were played to an audi-
ence of more than 200 girls in Sarah
Caswell Angell hall.
Beulah Brown, '21, and Jean Wal-
lace, '21, dressed in gorgeous red,
yellow, and black, sang "Just Like a
Gypsy," and completed their act with
a flirting dance in the soft glow of
rosy lights. "Dardanella' was pre-
sented by Grace Ohlmacher, '21, School
of Music, in an oriental costume of
heavily embroidered black and yel-
low panels.
The' parts of two barefoot boys in
"Patches" were taken by Olivia Dein-
mon, '19, and ,Elizabeth Phillips, '22,
and in the next stunt the outdoor
girl, Elsie Oisen, '23, was supported
by a chorus of seven girls dressed as
artists.
Jazz, with all its harmonies and dis-
cords, was the medium through which
the "Sorosis Sympathy Orchestra"
displayed its talent. The air was
carried by the piano and embellish-
ments added by horns, whistles, and
an accordian. Their second number
was a trio of toy horns accompanied
by the piano, and their third was the
melody, "I Need Sympathy.",
"An If for Girls" was read by Ka-
trina Scherierhorn, '21, and inter-
preted ..by Eloise Smith, ' 22, in pan-
tomine. Dana Pettibone, '22, conclud-
ed the program with a 'doll dance.
Carranza Thanks Humane Soo!ety
San Jose, Calif.--The Santa Clara
County Humane society has just re-
ceiveda letter of thanks from 'Presi-
dent Carranza of Mexico/ for a mess-
age the society sent him commending
is stand against bull fighting in
Mexico.

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