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tant busi-
n's Cosmo-
. tomorrow

rill be no rehearsal of the
Girls' Glee club this after-
e next meeting will be held
clock Tuesday, April 18.
s that have been raised for
;an League' campaign com-
st be sent to Dorothy Jeffry,
rer of the campaign com-
tomorrow as a complete re-
be made before vacation.
society will hold a meeting
clock tonight at the Delta
a sorority house.
tarboard meeting which was
ce this evening at the Kap-
Gamma house has been
until the Thursday after
.cation because of the con-
ture bvy Carl Sandberg.
lar meeting of the Ann Ar-
sity women will be held at
ck this afternoon at Bar-
.asium.

POINT DATA TO BE
USED IN ELECTION
Some of the circulars that have
been sent to the various women's
houses for data on honor points ac-
quired by the various members of the
houses have not been returned as yet,
and the information cannot be com-'
piled completely. tI is important that
an exact record be obtained because
the information will be used by the
nominating committee for the spring
elections, and houses are urged to re-
turn the circulars.
,The record of points won in various
campus activities is indicative to some
extent of the capabilities and charact-
eristics of women on campus, and for
this reason an effort should be mbade
to have this matter complete as soon
as possible so that the work of the
nominating committee may go on.
AT THE THEATERS
# TODAY
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.,'n absorbing tale of
the gambling table and
the race track, where
clean sportsmansjiip
vies with crooks,gamb-
lers, and birds of prey.

2 WILLIAM FOX
presents
L .Life's nothing more
than a sporting chance
after all. Put and take,
win or lose, chance
Jh Cyr eatestrace gambles with fact and
perforce must take part
c da ain life's great derby.
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s for "Yellow Jacket" for
vill be held as follows:
6 o'clock, act one in New-
:omorrow at 2 o'clock, act
lock, first part of act two;
second part of act two; at
t three, in Newberry hall.

Arcade - Bert Lytell in "The
Right That Failed."
Majestic - Freckles Barry in
"Penrod."
Mimes - larold Lloyd in
"Among Those Present."
Orpheum - Willard - Dempsey
Fight."

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he names of all girls chosen to
part in the apparatus meet this
rnoon. are posted on the bulletin
rd in Barbour gymnasium. Due to
fact that it is impossible to pub-
this list in The Daily, as has been
e heretofore, it is extremely im-
ant -that all girls se the bulletin
rd before the meet this afternoon.
ORTUNITY TO BUY WRAPS
ILL BE EXTENDED TO WOMEN
niversity women will have an-
r opportunity to buy wraps,
s, frocks, and sports wear from
selection brought to Ann Arbor
n the Hewitt Dress Salon of De-
L. Owing to the fact that Mrs.
rman, who showed the wearing ap-
el last week, was delayed in ar-
ig here she will give this second
lay.' The arrangements are in
rge of the Chi Omega sorority
ch is carrying on the work as a
se contribution totthe Michigan
gue campaign fund.
"22 LITS NOTICE
All members of the 1922 liter-
ry class who have not yet paid'
heir class dues of 2 are urged to
o so at once. Checks are to be
ailed to the class treasurer at
107 Washtenaw avenue. Names
f senior lits whose duei are yet
npaid are now posted In the reg-
trar's 6frice. according to Walt-
r B. Rea, president of the class.

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"The Bird of Paradise" with
Hawaiian singers and players.

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This year it is going on

theses typewritten at 17 Nickel's
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it is going to give its program here be-

Easter Greeting

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