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FASHION 8110W DEFIES SNOW
WHAT'S GOING ON
FASHION SHtOW DEFIES SNOW
AND HERALDS COMING SPRING
Coming at the time when spring:
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t seems farthest away, the fashion
FRIDAY show given by the Women's league at
4:00-Woiomen's league fashion show in 4 o'clock this afternoon in Barbour ;
Barbour gymnasium. gymnasium, will bring with it thej
5:00-Student Volunteers special first hint of warmer weather.
meeting in the upper room, Lane Complete costumes, designed for thei
hall. first mild days of spring, will be,
7:0'-Meeting of the executive cool- shown off against a stage background;
m'ttee of the- Commerce club in of trees and flowers. Embroidered
room 141, Natural Science building. taffeta suits, and chic, beribboned
7:O0-Memibers of the cast of "Zara- straw hats will convince the most;
gueta" meet, University hall. skeptical observer that spring is real-
7 :2-Mccting of the Newark club, in ly on its Way.
room 204, Union. These models are being costumedl
7:30-Regular meeting of Alpha Nu and equipped by the various dormi-
on fourth floor, University hall. tories and campus houses.
7:30-Meeting of the Boxing club in
room 302, Union. Players Club Tryouts Held Tomorrow
7:45--Gospel meeting, Lane hall. Competitive tryouts will be held
5:00-A. Herman will discuss 'The from 9 to 12 o'clock Saturday morning
Changing Conceptions of Private in University Hall for the cast of a
Property," before the Intercollegi- series of one-act plays being planned*
ate Socialist society in room P 162, by the class in plays production in
Natural Science building. co-operation with the Players club.
5:00-Polonia Literary circle meets Work will start next week on the
Lane hall. plays, which are to be given April 6.
9:00-Detroit Northwestern alumni All members of the Players club are
dance at the Packard. expected to be present for the try-i
9:00 - Senior Engineer basketball, outs.
practice in Waterman gymnasium.
~T DYElective Gym Classes Offered
SATURDAY All men interested in advanced gym
7:00-3f. A. C. banquet for all students classes and tumbling are asked to
in the University and all people in meet at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow after-
Washtenaw county who have attend- noon in the athletic director's office in
ed M. A. C., at the Union. Those ?Waterman gymnasium. The instruc-
planning to attend please notify E. tion will be given both to afford a
L. Overholt, 426 Cross street, 778-Wi means of physical development and
7.30-Craftsmen club meets, Masonic to prepare men interested for teach-
temple. ing gym work.
7:30 Varsity basketball game, Michi-
gan vs. Purdue, Waterman gymnas- Lightweight imported golf hose.
ium. $3.00 upward. Wild & Co., State St.-
Adv.
U-NOTICES
Tryouts for plays to be presented by !IlIIliIIIIIIIIIIIiItillilllllllllllllllI
the Players club will be held Satur-
day morning from 9 to 12 in Univer- TF
sity Hall. All Players club members The Blue Front
are urged to try for parts. Bring_
something of your own choice to
read. C it
Members of V. F. W. desiring to at-
tend, the informal dance given in STUDENT OWNED =
the league rooms Saturday evening
may make arrangements to get tick- Ea Corner of State and Packard
ets at the door that evening by =
phoning the chaplin, 1273-J. - -
The lecture by Rt. Rev. Bishop Nich-
olai on the "Reconstruction of Eu-
rope," announced for tonight, has
been postponed.
Class hockey teams must notify the
intramural department by Saturday
morning of their entry in the hockey T Er
tournament to begin Monday even-
ing.
Philosophy 1-The schedule for the
discussion sections of Philosophy 1
is as follows: M. 11, M. 3. Tu. 9, Tu.)N
10, Tu. 1, Wed. 1, Thu. 9, Thu. 10, Thu.
1, F. 10, F. 1. Enrollment in these I
sections must be arranged this week
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
from 3 to 5 o'clock in room 106, Ma-
son hall 119., A
Berlin, Feb. 24.-Serious apprehen-
sions are beginning to be entertained
here that the extreme Chauvinists may
attempt to provoke disturbances dur-
ing the sitting of the London confer-
ence on reparation and disarmament
and even the possibility of an attempt
at a coup d'etat is being discussed..
This is a result of violent propoganda
against the decision of the conference
held recently in Paris, conducted es-
pecially by Pan-Germans.
Dublin, Feb. 24.-The king's bench
composed of the chief justice and four
other judges rendered an important
decision today in a case involving the
powers of the military. The judges
unanimously decided that state of war
existed and that the military had full
power to deal with the insurrection
without interference by the civil pow-
ers. The judgment was rendered in
the case of John Allen, of Tipperary,
who was sentenced to death by a'court
martial in Cork for having a revolver
and ammunition in his possession.
Washington, Feb. 24.-Sale by Arm-
our and company of their interest in
the Chicago stockyards to F. H. Prince
and company of Boston, was authoriz-
ed today by the District of Columbia
supreme court. As the packing com-
pany owned only twenty shares of
stock in the yards and Prince and
company the remainder, the govern-
ment interspersed no objection. The
price paid was $1,500,000.
Washington, Feb. 24. - Greatly
modified in form, the Calder coal reg-
ulation bill was sent to the senate to-
day by the committee on manufactur-
ers, with a unanimous recommenda-
tion for passage at the present ses-
sion.
All provisions in the bill for federal
control and operation of the coal in-
dustry during einergencies and all tax
proposals aimed at elimination off
excess profits in coal dealings were
stricken out by 'the committee but re-
quirements for full and current pub-
licity on coal mining costs and prof-
its, to be gathered by the federal com-
mission, were left intact.
I*tO.T.-C.NOTICE
17 Students
are required to complete the en-
rollment in the infantry unit of
the R. O. T. C. Enroll now in
room 241, Engineering building.
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Commander of . 0. T. C. Slightly Ill
Maj. Robert Arthur, in charge of the
R. O. T. C. in the University, is con-
fined to his home at 509 Cheever Court,
with a slight attack of rheumatism.
It is expected that he will be able to
resume his duties tomorrow.
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Gospel Meeting
in
Lane Hall
Friday Evening at 7:45
Subject: Isaiah 53.6
"All we like sheep have
gone astray; we have tur-
ned every one to his own
way; and the Lord hath
laid'on Him the iniquity
of us all."
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k)VtI ,LUL I. l., W., F ., at , iRoom rM%441, cience Dunnding. Tickets are now on sale for the formal
Section II. M., W., F., at 8, Room M 441. Science building. junior engineer dinner dance at the
Section III. T., Th., S., at 8, Room F 427 Science building. Union lobby.
Section IV. T'.,. Th., S., at 8, Room M 441. Science building. ~'r ilb opryfrtespo
J. RALEIGH NELSON. There will be no party for the sopho-
more engineers this week end.
Northern Oratorical Contest:E. Mortimer Shuter's company and
Orations for the Northern League Oratorical contest must be in the workshop dancing class will not
hands of Professor Trueblood or some member of the Department of Pub- ieet until after the opera, due to
lie Speaking not later than Friday night, February 25. Name and class of wir. Shuter's duties in connection
contestant must appear on the oration. Preliminaries will be announced in with the opera.
Sunday's Daily. Watch for the notice. RAY K. IMMEL,embers of the Scroll who wish to at.
Intercollegiate Contest Director. tend the party and dance to be held
Friday night in Barbour gymnasium
should notify James A. Starr, 1025
STANLEY SELECTS NOTABLE DEAN MAKES STATEMENT Packard street, 2663-J, at once stat-'
STAN TISELECTS NABFE TEAN AKEU T ATENT ing the number of tickets they can
ARTISTS FOR MAY FESTIVALd ABOUT FRATERNITY PARTY dispose of.
Tickets for the New York Chamber of
(Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Music society next Monday night may
the present day. The appearance of ors that there was more wrong-doing be obtained at the University School
Charles Marshall, the distinguished than is indicated by this statement of Music at 50, 75 cents and $1.00.
tenor of the Chicago Oprea associa- are absolutely without basis and Tickets for the New oYrk Chamber
tion, in the role of Radames will be of Music society next Monday night
a distinct acquisiton, for his success should be stopped at once. It is only may be obtained at the University
at Chicago is comparable to that of fair to add that the members of this School of Music at 50, 75 cents and $1.
Galli-Curci a few years ago. Cyrena fraternity except for this unfortunate
van Orden, also of the Chicago Opera affair have maintained, this year, a DAILY WILL REPORT GAMES
association, will appear in the con- high standard of scholarship and con- BY MEANS OF WIRELESS
tralto role of Amneris. The parts of duct.__
Amanasro and Ramphis will be taken "Members of the society have ex- (Continued from Page One)
by Arthur Middleton, baritone, while pressed the deepest regret for this press reports has been successfully
Gustaf Holmquist, basso, will sing the transgression and have voluntarily tried many times before by various
part of the king. pledged themselves to a course of con- institutions, and although The Daily
Dr. Stanley will conduct the opera. duct in the future entirely satisfac- has made use of the University appar-
He is now directing the rehearsals of tory to the law faculty. Seven mem- atus for handling important commun-
the Choral Union in the chorus parts. bers of the fraternity had absolutely' ications on one or two former occa-
The enthusiasm with which the organ- nothing to do with the party and some sions, this is probably the first time
ization is working on the selections' of them knew nothing about it until a that much effort has been made to
this year indicates that their efforts day or two afterward. Others than send out athletic dispatches.
will do justice to their last appear-i the seven who have been exculpated' The institution of a regular system
ance under the conductor who has are probably entitled to similar treat- of handling press news by radio has
led them for so long. ment, but in a perhaps mistaken spir- been attempted recently by colleges
it of loyalty to those more actively on the Pacific coast, and, it is hoped
Dean Interviews Deficient Students implicated, have refused to claim ex- that it will eventually be possible to
Dea Iter~es Dfiien Sudetsemption. They. have accepted the! install such an arrangement among:
Dean John R. Effinger, of the liter- merited censure in a pmostemanly the eastern and mid-western colleges
ary college, opened sessions yesterday spirit." and universities
to interview students summoned to anduniversites_
appear before him whose work is of-
apear before h whsey work bI of Effinger Attending Press Club The Holy City Oratorio presented
so poor a nature that they are being Dean John R. Effinger, of the liter- by Brown's Choir at Lane hall, Feb.'
considered for the home lists. 25th at 8 p. m.-Adv.
ary college, is in Detroit today at-
All children's suits and o'coats one- tending a meeting of the University Get the best. Buy a "Standard"
half price. N. F. Allen & Co.-Adv. Press club of Michigan. Loose-leaf Notebook at Wahr's.-Adv.
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Suit and Overcoat Sale
This Week
I Friday and, Saturday
We will put on sale all our
Fitform Suits and Overcoats at
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Half Price
. if you want to save some money, now is the
time, as spring merchandise will be much high-
er in price. It is to your advantage to buy now
as alllthese Suits are mostly Spring Weights
of the Very Best Quality.
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Where Fitform Suits are sold
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