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GIRLS TO CONSI)ER
Y PLANS THIS AJTtRNOON'
girls will discuss plans for
for play at the party to be
>n 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock this
n at the Pi Beta Phi house.
rho have ideas will be given a
o express themselves.
no songs have been turned in
Katrina Schermnerhorn, '21,
,n of the committee, asks that
s bring them to the party.
ongs will be used at the sup-
ceding the Junior Girls' play
lentary performance as an-
nounced at the class meeting last;
week.
ScenesY from last year's Junior play
will furnish part of the entertainment
of the afternoon. There will also be
refreshments and music for dancing
and songs.
Health Conditions Reported Better
Conditions of the contagious disease
situation are much improved, accord-z
ing to an announcement from the
University hospital. yesterday. Al-
though the contagious hospital has a
number of patients, a return to reg-
alar visiting hours, 2 to 3 o'clock, has
been made.
NURES WIJUNIT
ELECTS ADVISORY BORE'
MISS BAN)CROFT TO ACT AS SEC-
RETARY TO NEW ORGAN-
IZATION
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has been reserved for the class. Tick- from men selling on the campus. Method, Paul Kilborn,
ets will be sold at a special rate of The activities committee is as fol- Lawrence Snell, and
25 cents. Tickets can be obtained only lows : Ellis Hunt, chairman, Victor brecht.
conditions which we have
ned in our previous ads.
wing the greatest bearing
e cost of good diamonds
s0 stabilized their values
make the purchase of a
liamond at the right price
desirable investment. Let
strate our statements over
unters with real stones.
(To be continued)
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Ladies Pare Gowns a specialty
Members of thz University anti
Homoeopathic hospital training
schools for nurses have withdrawn
from the University unit of the Y. W.
C. A. and have elected a joint advis-
ory committee composed of the fol-
lowing~ members : Mrs,. Marion IA
Burton, Mrs. F. W. Peterson, Mrs.
Scott Runnels, Miss Mary Welsh, prin-
cipal of the University hospital train-
ing school for nurses, and Miss Cran-
dell, principal of the Homoeopathic
hospital nurses' training school.
Withdraw From University Y
This action automatically removes
two members, the presidents of the
University and Homoeopathic hospital
units, from the cabinet of the Uni-
versity Y. W. C. A.
IMiss Hulda Bancroft who formerly
acted as secretary to these units un-
der the previous arrangement has ac-
cepted a position as secretary for this
new organization.
Plans 2Made for Semester
ithis group and plans have been
formed for this semester. One of the
first affairs will be a lecture given at
7:30 o'clock March 21, in Sarah Cas-
well Angell hall by Miss Harriet
Wild. Miss Wild is the director of
physical education for the national
bureau of social education. She was
the originator of the better shoes
campaign and is a specialist in physic-
al theraputics.
Senior girls are invited to attend an
informal party from 3:30 to_ 5:30
o'clock this afternoon at the Pi
Beta Phi house.
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"ROLL" THIS WAY
Rolling Easter eggs on the Cap-
itol lawns is a national pastime,
once each 'year. Rolling in our
well-kept, comfortable, low-rate
auto cars is an all-year custom
with people who- realize the
pleasure and convenience they
afford. Our low rates have
brought motoring within- the
means of others. Why don't you
benefit through themr, too?
CITY TAXI'
PHONE 230
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ta Victor Victrola and -have
ter Music in your own home
Basketball practices will be held aE
follows for all first and second teams;
Sophomores at 5 o'clock Mondays;
seniors at 5 o'clock Tuesdays; fresh-
men at 2 o'clock (Wednesdays; junior,
at 3 o'clock Wednesdays. All girl:
should be present even if they are not
able to play because captains will bi
chosen at this time.
You can hear superb Easter music on
the Victrola not only on Easter but any
time and as often as you swish.
The Victor Victrola will give you the
best possible reproductiony of the musi-
cian's art. The greatest Artists of the
day acclaim the Victrola the supreme re-
producing instrument.
There is a style of Victrola that you
can afford to buy; prices range from
$25.00 to $1,500.00.
Terms to suit you.
The Easter Victor Records
are now on sale
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Schaeberle- &* Son,- Music House
'110 S. Main'St.
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LCA SSIF*IE IS
ADVERTISING UAt 3 P.M.
LOST AND FOUND
Will the person finding Conk-
'ountain Pen in- Postoffice- in
T's Arcade,, Tuesday morning,
n to Michigan Daily, Box L. E.
eward. 107-2
-A hand embroidered apron, on
Huron, Twelfth or Washing-
ts. -Will finder please return-to
E. Washington St., or call
107-2
-Overcoat, probably taken by
ke, from coat rack outside of
,heater in Chemistry Building.
;rd, no questions asked. 1 W.
William St. 148-2
- At Women's Athletic ban--
galoshes-size 6, 4 buckles.~
e return to 402 Betsy Barbour
e. 106-2
STRAYED OR. STOLEN-One
r Pole from Arcade Barber
Reward for return. No
[ons asked. 108-2
-Black ribbo'n watch fob with
eta Kappa key. Name on> back
ia F. Green. Reward. Phone
W.- 7 108-2
-Gold Eversharp Pencil. Find-
ease return to 814 So. Univer-
r call 368. Reward. 108-2
- Green gold, hand engraved,
bracelet. Finder please call
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Large two room suite.
Furnished for comfort. All mod-
ern conveniences with private run-
ning water. Only two blocks from
campus. A real pleasure to live
with such people. 815 E. Huron
St. 107-2
FOR RENT-Single front room, sec-
ond floor. Want to buy double deck,
also single bed. Phone 1722-W. 110I
N. Ingalls. - 106-31
FOR RENT-Pleasant front suite and
single room for married couple or
ladies. 910 E. Washington. 107-3
FOR RENT-Large beautiful room$ ar-
ranged for two. Steam heat. Phone
119-M, 422 E. Washington. 108-3
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-1917 -Ford Roadster in
very good condition. Cheap for
cash. Call 1753-5. 106-3
FOR SALE-Three dress suits, sizes
36, 37, and 40. Phone 1014-M. 108
MISCELLANEOUS
TWO DOLLARS per couple will take
you to the Soph Prom and home
again in a Cadillac Taxi. Phone
reservations now. Cadillac Taxi.
1625. 108-2
REWARD-Will the preson who pick-
ed up a pocketbook in the Regis-
trar's office, Monday afternoon,
IPhone E. G. Aldrich, 2383-M. 106-3
All solicitors in th Dr. Clara Sarg-
ent campaign are to report between 9
and 12 and 2 and 5 o'clock each day
at Newberry hall.-
Women interested in social service
or toy shop wvork are asked to sign
between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock
any afternoon at Newberry hall.
Mummers will hold tryouts for the
play to be given March 25 from 3 to
4:15 o'clock Friday afternoon in Bar-
bour gymnasium.
IAll, girls who have subscribed to
the Sargent campaign fund and- who
have not received a printed tag are
asked to stop at Newberry hall to ob-
tain one.
Junior Girls' play rehearsals will
be held at 4 and 7 o'clock -today in
Sarah Caswell Angell hall.
Springois Keynote
Of Has ques Play'
There is no telling what spring and
flowers together can accomplish. When
the first. warmth of spring is in the
air, and the windows of the florists'
shops are crowded with growing hya-
cinths and tulips, even an old maid
Imay succeed in having a romance. At
least this is the premise upon which
was written ,The Florists' Shop," the
one-act play which Masques will pre-
sent at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
in Barbour gymnasium.
The weather is being relied upon to
be appropriately springlike, and the
Blu-Maize Blossom shop has volun-
teered to provide flowers enough to
transform the stage into a veritable
"Florist's Shop." The scenery and
staging has been looked to with es-
p ecial care by the student committee
in charge, in order that the flowers
may be set off to advantage, and the
pleasing, whimsical atmosphere of the
play reproduced.
SOPH L1ITS TO GIVE THEATER
PARTY AT WUERTH WEDNESDAY
atTickets for a soph lit theater party
athe Wuerth, next Wednesday night
will be placed on sale today by mem-
bers of the activities committee. The
first performance of the show featur-
ing Douglas Fairbanks in "The Nut"
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