THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..,_, . gates. The number of . delegates to be sent from the University will be judged' ~, , ~according to the number of women en- Ilt ~ 11rolled, and the number of members An the association. N1 womnen at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoc at Helen Newberry residence. TI women of the Graduate school wi be guests of the association at th meeting. ... he special campus part of 'the Pp11W BAKIICT TnmLipuT e Q.LLV IiUmIUa,-de sale WILL take place [ IL fltl I I 1 J i I from 4 to 6 o'clock t ~ in the base- 114}U1 - -nt of'ewb rryfesi nc Literary society will hold its I Trhe Freshmen Girl' (,li-e nub wi" ~ccona nruni banquet at 6:15 'clocl meet at 4:'0 o'clockz this afternoon i:e&Jn tteUn1ion Cbarloit s? in' B~arbour tgymn;asiumligin,2,po'ndn 'th oit ~Members of Colleie Sorosis will Will ac « toastmi;stre ss whib; thos conduct a tea room tomorrow and Sat-% responding to toasts w ,ill be L_.ucii. urday afternoons, at 1501 Wiashtenaw Welty, '23, 'president of _Athenia, Pr-. avenue, the proceeds of which will he Thomnas Trueblood of the public speak-. given to the University of Michigan ing department, and Marion Woodman League building fund.- Tickets for the see, '23, who will represent Portia. dance which is to be givren on Satur- Gutests invited to the banquet are j day evening for the same purpose may Dean Jean H-amilton, Prof. Thornas b~e obtained from any member of the Trueblood, and Mrs. Trueblood, Prof. Sorority.: Ray K. Immel, and Mrs. Imnmel, and / Lucile Welty, '23. The banquet will There will be a meeting of the Girl b oml Reserve leaders at 7 o'clock this eve- 'TWi IEN CONSIDERS BILL ning at Newberry hall. -Everyone in- 1' OE ~~hq~ terested is invited to attend, as plans --V-G OE AT OS for the remainder of the course will, be discussed-.VMiss Miary Ross, secre- Stock holm, :April 25.-(~y -A.P.)- tar~y of the University Y. W. C. A., will rpo. latest step in the achievement of speak on the work of the national Y. political equality between women and 'W. C. A, and Mrs. T. E. Rankin will m nen in Sweden is the renewed sub- give some particular information on mission of a bill to the Aiksdag provid- Girl Reserve work. ing that women shall be admitted on an equal footing with men= to all gov- All thcoe who have been trying 'out ernumental postqtin'clu-ding the consul- for cast parts in the Senior Girls' play, ar and pidlomatic service, but exclud-. ,are asked to report at 4 o'clock this ing the army and navy, and certain afternoon in Barbour gymnasium. Con- other positions, such as those of of- tr'ry to a former announcement, final I fcials in prisons or in asylums for in-1 selections have not been completed. ebriates. It also provides that wo- men may be ordained mnitters of the1 Le.ague h~ouses are urged to join the church Pand may be installed as such in Th~rhose as'bal turnmen. Teyany conigregation where there is at -are reiuestedlsto signato once ton the least one man serving as pastor. Cane #I bulletin board in Barbour ,gymnasium menmber of the committee which draft- if they wish to 'hnter. ed the bill held that only unmarried ______women should be allowed to preach, Fairies for the Senior Girls' play -tut no such provisioni was 'adopted. will meet at 4 o'clock this after- When this bill was- submn'itted to last noon in the paf~lors at Barbour gym- j year's Riksdag it was passed in prin- nasium..ciple by the Second Chaiflber and was nasiurn.lost in the first Chamber by being .:. 1 .. , 4- 1- -.- - - - AT TILE TilEATERS Screen--Todity Arcaide ---- Theo iore B !berts in "Grumpy"; 1Lloyd l M;tillion in "iextra Extra!. " Majestic,- ;Safety Last," with Harold Lloyd; anim~al picture, 4114:11nVersus 1PE.s"'tr. Hlippo." Orpheumn-- "Don't D~oubt Your Wife"; Pearl White in "Plund- er"; comedy. Wuerth-D. W. :Griffith produc- tion, "One Exciting Night," wvith Carol Dempster and Hen- ry D-ull; also stage attraction, Star Larel in " The Noon Whistle.," on PARTY TO FEATURE ! otenso 'Miller, '24, playin the part he of Nurse King; Velma Carter, '24, por- ill PLIAY BY MASQU ES tr","yi.g the Mother; Dorothy Rock- is c:ll,124, as the Debutante; Rosalind Concluing te seres ofonera t ed, '24, as Sister Margaret; and Concudin theseres o oneaptNellie Rittenhouse, '25," in the part of plays given atd league cpgnzarties, Mas- te Friend. queswmnsraaioraiai, The plays are being -produced byI 1will present "Mrs. Pat, and the Law," jgro ps three and four of Masquies. 1and "The Person in the Chairh," at 4 !yar;iecestgdadcah- 1o'clockz next Friday in Sarah Caswell 1y.m besoth oraiton IAngell hall.,db mmesofteogaiain IThe cast for "The Person in the J Phe exipense of putting them',on, is met' IChair", Includes Mary Wiley, '24,, as by the club and no admission is Ithe Person; Carribel Schmidt, '23, as charged. the Woman Who, Knows; Alva .Moore, -- '24, who takes the part of Nurse Ray; When you have a want, call 960. F or Prompt Servi ce Call Powder ?ufeauty Shopf I320 S. State Telephoine 993-R lII Q! MU- CEY_ 71: ¢ SRead the classifieds. You may find somnethinig for sale that you need. .Adv. .A very direct and cheap form of advertising--classifieds. - -Adv. ' i :Remember 1olks- This is just the time of. year to get the best out of your Kodak. And be sure to get youx printing and developing done where it will be done right; SLEEPS ANY EAT A THE CI: 712 Art Near State and LYNDON 8& COMPANY 719 N. UNIVERSITY~ - I. St ag-Tr :ts Week THE NEW HALL OF FAME .I I Car rick =- talter tRampden in "The Ringe of Truth," Sunday; Monday, "Hamlet"; Tuesday "A New Way to Pay 017 Debts"; Wednesday, "Othello";, Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, "The Black Flag"'; Wed- nesday matinee, "The Ring of Truth." Shubert - Michigan - Second week's showing. of "Take It From Me," by Joseph M. Gaites. A1 N ew Pattern SAMPLES Pcerinienly. on 1)splay at .$ar),south State Street Anni Arbor, Michigan First Record by the Metropolitan's brilliant new tenors CAINFEFRENCE AT Y. W TEA. R~epresentatives from the larger house:: on the campus anld women who leave at some time attended summer conZferences at Lake Geneva, were eni- tertained at a. tea at Newberry hall' yesterday afternoon. Claribel Bowen, '24, gave a short talk on -the confer- ence work, and several Lake Geneva sonags were learned, ~There will be a second meeting at 4 eClock Thursday afternoon, May 1 at Newberry hall. At this time all, girls interested in the conference are asked to attend. Two students from Albion college wvill give talks. Following this meeting women are i;,sig -.i )aA t iff office of Newbeqrry hill, an'd from the list obtained the Y. W. C. A. cabinet-wvill choose dele-. The Neii CHOCOLATE, MALTED DRINK EVERY DROP TASESLIKE MORE k C SOLD EVERYWHERE Made by Ideal Electropure Dai ry Dealers Phone' 114 '4I LAST TIMES TODAY W iii Our '~iLeabh Baird onl-y three votes short of the necessary raajority.. It is considered likely that it will pass at this session.. -Sweden was one of the first nations in the world to allow women:in Its national law-snaking body, and her feminists can now boast, of four women' in the Second- Chamber and- on- wo-I wman in the First Chamber of the Riks- dag.E Association to Hear Address Librarian W. W. Bishop will ;speak on "The Library of the late Henry Vig-: naud of Paris, aind Its Recent acquisi- tion by the- University;" before the American Association of- University GARRICK We. Mt.60ct 2 WALTER- . H PDEf$20 New Way to Pay Old Debts-u-Tue. The RItnp of. ruthit-Wed. Mat. 3thielo 3WeL. Eve, at 8 T.ime black Flag'-Ttuirs. Fri. 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PRESIDIENT GEORGE W. E. ATKINS, FIRSTv ice-pfltSIDENT 1r . t. ,J s GERALD HOAG, MAJESTIC THEATRE ANN ARBOR, MICH. ' ,' SHOULD REVIEWERS OF "SAFETY LAST" WONDER IN PRINT WOULD WANT, T O LET THEM KNOW FOR'"THEIR OWN PERSONAL INFORMATION THAT THERE WAS, NOT A SINGLE FOOT OF DOUBLE. EXPOSURE OR TRICK PHO- TOGRAPHY USE IN THE ENTIRE THRILL ACTION. STOP. OTHERS 'HAVE HAD THIS SAME VIEW POINT BUT IT IS A MATTER OF PER- SONAL SATISFACTION WITH ME TO 'E I WISE. BEST WISHES. A lLE TO INFORM THEM OTHER- oily 'up glands! your rusty laugh V K AL -' HAROLD LLOYD Massage your smi~ile muscles! Loosen 2up your clothes! Here co mes the. Bomnshell of mirth ! I i' ,. Another Great Combil!iD1of qi < Si mnd Screen Features I I[I V f 11 I lil I- IA PATAMOITN"P IPI1!C'IA1.