d A meeting of the University Girls' I Glee club will be held at 1 o'clock this afternoon in Barbour gymnasium. for the sked to STUDENTS OFFERED rill do ny or- EUROPEAN TOURS money.- from 9 Four student tours to European countries, membership in *fwhich is open to students and instructors in at and American colleges and universities,I ay will has been organized for the summerof morn- 1922 under the auspices of the Institute all. of International Education. The four groups include tours to Great Britain, naking Italy, France, and the Scandinavian play countries. Baker, The tours have been established on a non-commercial basis for the pur- pose of enabling college students to r the travel in foreign countries during H. W. their summer vacation, at the lowest rtt. 'possible cost, under capable guidance .and instruction, and under dignified Imitted auspices. In many cases special cour- ednes- tesies will be accorded to the students' once a tours by the governments and univer- ednes- sities of the countries visited. All members of the tours will sail from New York on the steamship Janet "Saxonia" on July 1, and will return to e work New York on September 1. The price 1 work of membership in each of the tours is l from $675. Travel artangements will be :ernoonmanaged on behalf of the Internation- al Students' Tours by the travel de- partment of the American Express company. Qomplete information can Fresh- be obtained from Irwin Smith, director held at of the International Student Tours', 30 East 42nd street, New York City. 1nospirat iveeas Social Workers Over in the University hospital is a whole ward of helpless little children Buy your class advertisers.--Adv from Daily r ta -youngsters who can't move, pho can't play, and who sometimes can't even use their hand or read. And they are really human children too, who wantto do all theschildish things. So, because they are so helpless, the Y. W. C. A. social serviceecommittee sends University girls over to play with them, read to them, cut out pictures, and do the many other little things that mean so much to bedridden youngsters. So far this semester there have not enough girls been going over to the hospital to help in this way, and some of the little patients lie there day after er day, and nobody comes. So Miss Janet Spiess, who is in charge of the social service work' at the hosptial is calling for more volunteers for this work. Girls may come over as many times a week as they care to, and for just as long or as short periods as is convenient, but the main thing is that they come. Miss Spiess will be in her office at the University hosptial from 1:30 to 2:30 o'clock every afternoon except Mondays, and girls who are in- Chop: Suey CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT Quang Tung Lo. 613 E. Liberty LAST TIMES CONS T A: BI RAE E TODAY ONLY GRACE D'ARMOND in "The Beautiful Gambler" also Larry Semon Comedy Sunday WILLIAM S. HART In S"The Three Word Brand" Soon - Tom Meigha in "The Conquest of Canaan" '' RAE IN' "eFRST ADDED- "A DEVILISH ROM A Fox SUNSHINE COMES -AND - SEEING GREENWICH VILLAGE ARCADJ .. ' _. SUNDAY AND MOND , i~ e Binney in a Gets Japanese Decoration Tokio, Jan. 23.-(By mail).-Prof. G. A. Marcolm, of the Phillipine uni- versity, has gone on the record as the first foreigner who has won the Japan- ese degree off Hogaku Oakase, or Doctor of Law, for his essays on the comparison of the constitution in the Phillipine and the Western Powers. League Holds Informal Party Informality marked the regular Fri- day afternoon party of the Women's league. Mrs. Albert B. White and Mrs. Frederick W. Peterson assisted by the girls of Jordan house served tea in the parlor. Dancing in the gymnasium followed the tea. * Donaldson Has Influenza Bruce Donaldson, of the arts de- partment, has been unable to hold classes this week as the result of a touch of influenza. At present he Is at his home in Detroit convalescing -from his illness. Try a Daily Want Ad. It nays.-Adv TUTTLE'S LUNCH ROOM -anr Sre A Place to bring your friends Nowhere is the food better Nowhere is the service more prompt AnIce. Cream Brick Special Each week-end we put up a specially prepared ice cream brick. This week's special is called -- The Irresistible IN i thin 4" lUx Calhoun in MALLO NUT in "The Made of selected FrenAh Marshmallow Nut and Maple Mousse, Call us or get it of our dealers. ICE CREAM 1 Ln (Detroit)- A Reliable Jeweler. CHAPMAN 113 South Main PHONE 2830 I II +. +. 1 LAST TIME nnmu A~ X 2-11 p. m. DAY m Griffith t a' A L FIRE" 1 Features Baby Dodo Reid Last Times Today A Tale of Tempestous Wooing on the Spanish Isle of Madalena A picture with the glamour of old Spain-- its impetuous loves and the lure of the soft moonlight nights on the ancient trop- ical isle of Magdalena. ADDED FEATURE "Ain't Love Grand" A Sunshine Comedy Kinograms - Orchestra COMING SUNDAY Erlse and Wallas. Ferguson Reid in "Forever" With J '. Jazz is a wonderful thing! Many a girl has jazzed her way int is the story of a girl who jazzed hI any fun. It broke her heart, to do But there was another girl in the c And, since none of this happened had to go. So this girl drove aw, with jazz. But, of course, he didn't stay drive Dancing Lights Youth and the STARTIMI Attraction -fall Pathe News sigSunday Kie fem.~e oP U6w pci& Hew's is onIS one of 'ch~racIerizas~oa nF,-r A RALPI TWO CE from~ the p~Ann Stcee Wdouiad r ar0byEdward J Ac/le vrw1 NA '-.? V. in his opera box. And when these ed and married- the years that fo A, heart-stirring of every angle York life. With cast and a dazzle ty and pleasure. "N -:- '" iI o =k ~~ f $g : qe