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o, Argnetina, March 27.-A
f excitable students ofrbthe
.y of this city took forcible
on of the Municipal building
tort to end a strike of muni-
aployees which has been in
r several days.
tudents overpowered the jan-
the night watchman, the only
n the building at the time and
hem into a room which they
fter them. Then after hoist-
watchman's red coat and cap
flag pole, they - proceeded to
their decree. In the decree
emoved" the mayor as, "use-
d appointed one of their num-
ll the "vacancy," They also
ed" the city council and "re-
it with a "council of stu-

dents and workingmen." They were
on the point of removing the chief of
police when that noteworthy gentle-
man, who had been notified by the Jan-
itor who had escaped, arrived on the
scene.
In the face of the revolvers of the
squad of police the students were forc-
ed to submit to arrest. The authori-
ties have chosen to take it all as a
Joke and the students have been re-
leased after being reprinanded like
a group of small children.
Two Engagements Announced
Announcement was made Sunday
noon at the Gamma Phi Beta house of
the engagement of Freda N. Stuart,
'21, to Robert Morris Kerr, '21. Kerr
is a member of Trigon fraternity.
Announcement was made Friday
night at the Caryatides house of the
engagemut of Marguerite Walker, '22,
to Paul H. Geiger, '17. Geiger is an
Instructor in the physics department
and a member of the Gamma Alpha
fraternity.

Apparatus practice for the indoor
meet will be held at 5 o'clock Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons at-Barbour
gymnasium.

MRS. EDDY WILL
VISIT Y. W. C.

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Examinations in apparatus
will be held at the regular class
April 4, 5, 7, and 8.

work
lours,

The judiciary council of the Wom-
en's league will meet at 4 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon in Barbour gym-
nasium.
The Women's league senior nomin-
ating committee will meet at 5 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in Barbour gym-
nasium.
Junior Girls' play scores are on sale
at Wahr's and Graham's bookstores.
Those who have ordered copies are re-

"Women the World Over"' will be
the subject of a talk to be given at
the meeting of the city Y. W. C.A. at
8 o'clock Thursday night by Mrs.
Katherine Willard Eddy, of the for-
eign department of the national Y.
W. C. A. The new constitution will be
read and voted on at this meeting.
Mrs. Eddy will be entertained at a
dinner given by the board of direct-
ors of the city Y. W. C. A. at 6 o'clock
Thursday night in the Michigan Union.
She will speak on "The Relation of the
National Y. W. C. A. to the Local
Organization".
WOMEN'S ANNUAL LUNCHEON
TICKETS CO ON SALE TODAY
Ticket sale for the Women's Annual
luncheon, to be held at 12:30 o'clock
Saturday in Barbour gymnasium,
starts today, continuing through Wed-
nesday and Thursday, in University
hall and the office of the dean of wom-
en. A special invitation has been ex-
tended to faculty women and other
women of Ann Arbor. It is necessary
that all tickets be purchased early a*
no sales will be made after Thurs.
day.
The proposed women's building will
be the subject of the talks given at
this gathering., Irving K. Pond, arch-
itect of the Union, and Dean Henry M.
Bates, of the. Law school, will take
from their experiences with the Union
some problems that will face the wom-
en in their campaign. Marguerite
Clark, '21., president of the Women's
league, will present the undergraduate
viewpoint in this connection.

SPECIAL.VACATION TRAIN TO
CHICAGO DECLARED LIKELY
Extra Student Coaches Will Be Sent
to Al Important
Points -
"Although almost two weeks remain
between now and spring vacation, we
have nearly completed the sale of tick-
ets on the second parlor car. If the
demand is as constant as it has been
the past two weeks," said A. J. Wise-
logel, local Michigan Central railroad
ticket agent, "a special train will prac-
tically be assured to Chicago, Ill." This
train will leave Ann Arbor at 1:23
o'clock Friday afternoon, April 8.
"Pullmans have been secured for
New York, and it is highly probable
that a car of Michigan students will
be ordered for Buffalo and points
east," said Mr. Wiselogel,
"It would' make It infinitely more
convenient if students who intend to
purchase tickets for the special cars
would signify their intentions as soon
as possible in order that any last
minute demand may be avoided," said
Mr. Wiselogel.
Miss Mary F. Minnis, Chiropodist,
will be at the Saunder's Hair Shop to-
day. Phone 2673-M for appointments.
--Adv.

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Same High Quality as the
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If your dealer cannot suppl yyou
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Tr ubey
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Discount on lfox Candies
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quested to call for them
mediately.
Athena Literary society
at 7:15 o'clock tonight in
Nu rooms.

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Regular rehearsal of the University
Girls' Glee club will be held at 4:30
o'clock this afternoon in Barbour gym-
nasium.
Vesper services will be held at 4:30
o'clock Wednesday afternoon in New-
berry hall.
Senior nominating committee of the
Women's, Athletic association board
will hold an important meeting at 5
o'clock this afternoon at Barbour
gymnasium.
The senior-sophomore' basketball
game will be played at 7:15 o'clock to-
night. Classes are requested to sup-
port their teams.
Following the usual custom, the sen-
iors will wear'!their caps and gowns
at the Women's annual luncheon Sat-
urday at Barbour gymnasium.
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ABSOLUTELY CLEAN
BEST LINE IN THE CITY
EVERYTHING
MADE IN ANN ARBOR
LIGHT LUNCHES
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ITMVERSITY
STUDENTS WANTED
to sell rowboat motors now and
during vacation. Can be han-
dIed on the side if desired. Best
opportunity for those who will
be in or near summer resorts.
.Commission is liberal. Highest
grade rowboat moor manufac-
tured. Direct factory supervis-
ion and sales instruction.
The Caile Perfection Motor Co.
Detroit, Miclh.

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LOST AND FOUNT
-Dark blue woolen scarf, left in
nstairs reading room of Library.
er please return to 1414 Wash
.w and receive 'reward. Phone
1. 122-3
D--A full line of summer furs
ng at pre-war prices. Zwerdl-
s, Ladies' Tailoring and Fur,
p, 217 E. Liberty St. 122-3
-At Soph Prom. White gold bar
with sapphire set center. Valu-
as a keepsake. Reward. Call
-R. 122-3
- A plain gold Elgin wrist
ch by Josephine Barton, 1008
St. Phone 1508-J. Reward.
124-3
-One Psi Upsilon pin with fol-
ng name on back, Guy Moul-
p. Finder please phone 778-R.
ask for Spitzer. .Reward. 124-5
FOR SALE
SALE-Lot 565, Whitmore Lake
division; 30 ft. front by 100 ft.
. Desirable in every way for
ping or a cottage. Price $65.
ress Daniel K. Day, 115 Broad
Findlay, Ohio. 122-3
3ALE-New Corona Typewriter.
e $50.00. 400,000 in use. Easy
is if desired. Other typewriters
n in exchange. 0. D. Morrill, 17
el's Arcade. 13
SALE-Microscope. Practically
. Call 829. 121-4

FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping
apartments of two large rooms.
Available March 28th. 203 S. Thay-
er St. 122.3
FOR RENT - Very pleasant suite.
Light on three sides and a porch.
Two blocks from campus, 815 East
Huron. 124-9
WANTED
TO EXCHANGE two Saturday tickets,
Union Opera, balcony, center, third,
row, for fair seats Thursday or Fri-
day night. Adams. 1711-W. 124-2
XISCELLANEOUS
THE DETROIT Society of Arts and
Crafts will have an exhibition and
sale at Helen Newberry Residence
on Thursday afternoon, March 31
of dyed and batik textiles (scarfs
and blouses and embroideries.) The
collection will be representative of
the best work of craftsmen in this
country. The public Is cordially in-
vited. 124-3
SPECIAL NOTICE--Will the preson
who removed "the pump from auto-
engine In the Engineering Shop yard
kindly return the same or commun--
icate with G. H. Harrison, Asst. Supt.
Engineering Shops. 123-2
TRADE YOU two Wednesday Opera
Tickets (center section. Orchestra
Row) for two Thursday tickets.
Phone 4-3. 124

Harlequin and Columbine, those
whimsical, age-old lovers, step again
into prominence in the one-act play,
"The Wonder Hat", which Mummers
will present at the Women's league
party next Friday afternoon. Harle-
quin, gayly clad and debonair, seeks
to elude Columbine, with whom he
fears he will fall in love. Colum-
bine is determined, however, and in
the weaving of their romance lies the
plot of the playlet.
The coaching and direction of this
first Mummers' play I entirely under
student direction. Katherine Potter
'23,Constance Ling, '23, Mary Lane,
'23, and Rose Tobias, '23, constitute
the coaching committee, and Cecile
Baer, '22, has charge of the costuming
and stage arrangements.
The cast is as follows: Columbine,
Florence Derrick, '22; Pierrot, Velma
Carter, '24; Punchinello, Dorothy
Southgate, '23; Margot, Madeleine Mc-
gurk, '24; and Harlequin, Theodosia
Burton, '23.
SEVERAL INJURED
IN D. U. R. WRECK
Several persons sustained minor in-
juries late Sunday afternoon when the
rear section of the Jackson-Detroit
limited, leaving Jackson at 6:05
o'clock, crashed into the first car of
the section on a slight curve a few
rods east of thetChelsea station stop.
The motor of the first car burnt out
a short distance beyond the Chelsea
"station and was hit by the second car
a minute later. The rear car is said
by eye witnesses to have been travel-
ing at a mimimum rate of 25 miles
an hour, and the crash was a terrific
one. The fact that the oncoming car
wes seen several seconds before the
collision enabled the passengers on the
rear platform of the first car to jump,
and others directly within the car to'
battle their way to the front. The
rear of the first car was completely
wrecked and the'front of the second'
car, which was of steel, badly shat-
tered.
A number of .-University students
were'on each of the two cars. Pas-
sengers were detained at Chelsea for
more than an hour until the wrecked
car could be removed and extra cars'
brought from Jackson.'
The motorman of the rear car'
blames the brakes of the car for the.
accident, claiming that they had not
worked properly any of the way, and
that although he threw the car into
reverse, it was impossible to avoid the
crash.

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Opposite D. U. R. Station
Just Above Rae Theatre

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