'man women will be enter-
a tea dance from 2 to 5
turday afternoon at Martha
ing. The affair is in charge
ihman women's social com-
he Women's league.
nents will be served in the
nd the S. A. E. orchestra
h the music.
perons will be: Dean Myra
Mrs. Marion L. Burton,

Miss Marguerite Chapin, Miss Marion
Wood, Miss Marion Dawley, Miss Hel-
en Bishop, and Miss Eleanor Sheldon.
Alpha Nu Neets Tonight in Club Rooms
Short speeches by several of the
older members of the club will take
the place of the. customary debate
when Alpha Nu meets at 7:30 o'clock
tonight in its club rooms on the fourth
floor of University hall. An import-
ant business meeting, open to mem-
bets only, will follow these speeches.
Read The Daily for Campus news.
Sunda Dinner!
try
Some of my tneat)
Specials!
Chickens!
Choice Pork Chops!
Veal Rosettes!t
Sirloin Steaks!

MORTARBOARDHO LDS
NATIONAL CONTENTIO
MARCELLA -tOON, '21, DELEGATE
OF MICHIGAN CHAP-
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Mortarboard, women's senior hon- -
orary society, will hold its third na-
tional convention this week end at
Ohio State university.
The purpose of this convention is to.
strengthen the general policy of the
society in promoting scholarship, col-
lege loyalty, and a spirit of fellowship
among women of different universi-"
ties. Two years ago the convention'
was held here, and at that time 4the
national organization was perfected.
Mortarboard has 13 active chapters,
located. at Minnesota, Illinois, Cornell,
Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ken-
tucky, Northwestern, Ohio State, and
Indiana universities and at Swarth-
mor and Knox colleges, all of which
will be represented at the convention.
Marcella Moon, '21, t-he delegate
from the Michiganchapter, left this
morning for Columbus.

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car, for which you have been sued,

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The time to buy it is immediately-
an hour's delay may mean heavy
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insurance than to have. to pay a
lawyer even a retainer fee to dce-
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Rates have been greptly' reduced.

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Masques' rehearsals for this week
are as follows : At 2 o'clock Friday
afternoon, Jack, Algernon, and Lane;
at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, Lady
Bracknell and Gwendolyn. Act two
will begin rehearsing Monday.
Light,'special, and walking classes
should see Dr. Eloise Wailker and re-
port -at Barbour gymnasiunt before
Friday noon of this week.
Dormitories, sororities, and league
houses wishing to enter the baseball
tournament, should sign up on the
thletic association bulletin board by
Tuesday, April 26.
:A tea dance for the girls" of the
freshman class will be held from 2 to
5 o'clock, Saturday afternoon April
23, at Martha Cook building.
Social service workers are needed
for work at the hospitals. Any girls
who wish to sign up for work may do
so any-afternoon between 2 and 5 at
Newberry hall.


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TED- Students who desire a
y good paying and attractive pro-
ition for the summer months and
ose homes are in Mich.igan should
W. O. Lampe at the Allenel Hotel
Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday
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TED - Several students to sell
isehold commodity just placed on
rket. Big profits and possible
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esmanship proposition. Guaran-
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re. For particulars call Martin
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TED-Position as Chef or Stew-
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ise suitable for boarding house.
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TED - Garage in vicinity of
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FOR SALE
SALE-Latest model Woodstock
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FOR RENT
RENT-Pleasant suite. No other
miers. Inquire 337 E. Liberty.
me 2059. 136-3

LOST-Dark blue silk umbrella, init-
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taxi coming from M. C. depot Mon-
day night. Call Esther Wheeler.
627, 137-2,
LOST-In -Tappan Hall or between it
and 202 S. Thayer, a dull gold irreg-
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stones. Call 988-W.- Reward. 137-2
LOST - Collegiate Sorosis Pin-on
Campus or S. Univ., Thursday. Name
on back. Finder please call D. Pet-
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FURNITURE REPAIRING, refinishing,
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EXCELLENT GRAVEL delivered to
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WILL PERSON who took raincoat by
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