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Marshall Neilan pres-
ob Hamilton of Plac-
ith James Kirkwood,
Barry, and Marjorie
"The Princess of New
with David Powell.
-Jack London's "The
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PLENTY OF ROOMS making a total of over a hundred wo-
FOR ALL WOMEN men's rooming houses approved by
the dean.*
It is imposible to give the exact en-
No difficulties will be encountered rolment of women, since the records ncrease of Five Per Cent Is Showin
in finding sufficient rooming accomo- are still incomplete, but Dean Jordan Over Last Year
dations for women, according to the does not expect a noticeable increase
statement of Dean Myra, B. Jordan. over that of last year. Enrollment in the University School
There are at present more rooms list- 'of Music up to the present time shows
Ther ar atpreent oreroos lst-a 5 per cent increase over the number
ed than are needed to take care of the CORRECTION. which entered last year, according to
enrollment of women in the Univer- Whimsies, the * campus literary a statement given out Friday by
sity. Various new houses have been magazine, will print the winning es- Charles Sink, secretary of the
added this year, and with the dormi- say of its essaycontest in the Janu- school. Practically all the teachers
tories and other organized and ap- ary issue, instead of the Decemberhaetircseswlfledndn
proved houses for women, all women issue, as reported in yesterday's Daily. have their classes well filled and in
will be adequately provided for. The first appearance of the magazine several instances large numbers pre-
About 70 houses are qualified for or- will be in November, and the second The Choral Union, too, shows prom-
ganization as league houses, and in in January. ise of having one of the best years in
addition there are many houses which its history. Earl V. Moore, in. charge
contain a smaller number of women,, Try a Daily Want Ad. It pays.-Adv. t chorusrsa here ecmany
good voices already enrolled. Form-
er members of the chorus desiring to
a- - retain their membership and all those
wishing to join are asked to tryout at
AT LANE HALL the school any afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The first rehearsal of the season will
R E G U L A P M E A L S be at 7 o'clock next Tuesday at the
School of Music.
"JUST LIKE HOME"
Girls Attention! Rain water sham-
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face and scalp treatment. Wigs for
LUNCH AND DINNER-$6.00 PER WEEK rent. Mrs. J. R. Trojanowski, 1110 S.
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