THE_ MICHIGAN DAILY


News From The Other Colleges.
Texas--Since the official ban on shu- fortthe Daily Illini yester day. "By
dent motor cars --omne time ago, the far thlf ,rger percent of women in
university authorities have been the, the univer~ity look down on the girl
gbutt of unceasing petitions, attac .s, sm iolccr," the investigator said," 'w hilean pr t s . As a e ul th eg a- n a y to r te b t d n t a mi e t "
tion was repealed a few days ago. The Appa:rently many women who smok-
hundreds of car:; wWich were hurried-, cal(did not enjoy the practice but did
ly disposed of at as low1 as $15 apicce so for othier, reasons, according toi
when the rule went into effect, a few olbservatidnu.
months ago, were bringing fabulous
prices yesterday, according to a dis- flRI~aoila-To settle the questioni of
patch. whether women can put out a complete
Iperwithout the assistance of' men,
SOr,-gou-,-AMany alumni and Ftidents the Oklahoma Daily will put" tomor-
SHave directed indignant criticisms at row's issue in the hands of a staff
the Oregon Daily Emerald for its al- 1 comnposed entirely of women. They.
leged publication of confidential mat- Will be the members of the Theta Sig-
ter recently. The dispute has arisen ma Phi sorority.
over the printing of a list of studentsl
who have overdrawn accounts at the+ Noriliwester- The average co-ed
local banks. here, having unbobbed hair, spends
about 45 minutes daily "doing' her
ioiiat-Two hundred and fifty, stu- hair." It has been calculated that
dents registered 'for a short course in the bobbed hair women, needing far
radio construction and operation this' less time for this operation, save many
scemester. The course includes 'nlo- *wholec years of time.

Teach Mah-Jong At
Cinese Tea House
Special instruction is being given
in the popular Chinese card game;
Mah-Jong, at the Mandarin tea house
which members of Collegiate Sorosis.
are conducting at 1501 Waslitenaw ave-
nue for the benefit of the University
of Michigan League fund. This after-
noon is the last time to take advant-
age of this unique opportunity to learn
the game.
Tickets for the dance the sorority isI
giving this evening for the benefit of
ti4~ league fund, may be obtained{
from any of its members.
SEVEN OMEN' TO ATTEAI)
MID-WESTERN CONFERENCE
Delegates from Ann arbor will leave
the first week of May to attend the
mid-west conference of the Women's
Self-Governing assoiation at Colum-
bus, Ohio. The conference will be held

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1 '24, as the worthless husband, portray-
ed some good facial exp ressions, and
her acting was good. Ruth Christian-

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tion pictures of various phases of rad-
io work and actual demonstrations
with broadcasting and receiving sets.
At an open mneeting of the class lastl
AMonday mor e (han 600 radio fans list-!
ened to the lecture by C. M. Jauisky,
Jr., a member of Secretary Hoover's
conference on radio legislation.
Miniesota-Already this year, 445
students have borrowed a total of4
$34.600 from the university aid fundl.
The onliy security given in, every case
-was the word of honor .of the borrow.-,
e:.
ll1ieils-Opinion among the women
students themselves concerning the:
use et tobacco by their sex was re-
vealed by the questions of a reporter;
FIE EXTENSION TA9LKS
University Extension lectures sched-
uled to be delivered by the 'faculty this
week wvill consist of five lectures in-
eluding two on health subjects. On
Wednesday the Women's Comnmunit:y
club at Pinconning will hear Dr. Wil- j
bert B. Hinsdale, of the Medical school,
,cn the subject "Michigan Antiquities."'
On the same dlay Prof. William D.j
llenderson, of the Extension division,
will speak at the Consolidated school
ait Swarty Creek.
The lectures for Thursday and Fri-
day include George S. Laslier, Of thetl
rhetoric department, who will addressj
the Women's Literary Art club. at Or-
leans, talking on "Living, or- Merely
l Making a Living," and the two health
lectures. Dr. U. Garfield Rickert will!
address both the Parent-Teacher's-
association and the Chamber: of Con-
nerce of La peer on "Truth. About l
Teeth."

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Arcade- Theodore Roberts in
"Grumpy"; Lloyd Hamilton in
"1Extra Extra! ."
Majestic _, "Safety Last," with
Harold Lloyd; animal picture,
"M.1an Versus Beast"; "Mrs.
Hippio."
Orpheum -- William Russell in
"The Great Night"; Leather
Pushers' comedy.
Wuerth-Colleen More and An-
tonio Moreno in "Look Your
Best"; comedy and news.


IULAl Ma4y G LO 0~. ' I1llU aelegate 111t
be Francis Ames, '23, the present'
president of the league; Helen Del-
bridge, '24, and Frieda Diekhoff, '24,i
the newly elected president and vice-t
president of the league. There will
be four delegates from the'-dormitories-
Betsy .Barbour, Adel a Cheever, New-
berry and Martha Cook each sending
one Biel )gate.
Announce IMm'riage ;
Announcement has been made of the}
marriage of Ethel Williams, '22 andI
William J. McGill, '19, which took
place on April 7 at Fremont, Ohio.
The bride is a member, of the Gamma
Phi Beta sorority and McGill, who is
an instructor in the pharmacy d e-
partment, is a member of the AlphaI
Chii Sigma fraternity. The McGills aret
living at 927 Cornwall place.,
Remember "Jimmie the adtaker's"
number-960.--Adv.

_____________ple, Jimmy, gave an excellent imper-
E sonatlon. Both plays showed carefulI
{Senior Girls' play cast willrehearse ,att'ention to details, and good director-
at 9"o'clock this morning in Sarah Cas- rship.
Iwell Angell hall. E
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are as follows : Union, Mrs. M.' Cake; I
,ArmoryBMiss Martha Hills. siI~,Rn p
The schedule for the spring tennis;5
tournament has been posted in Bar-
h our gymnasium. The first round must Mend ,;il
Ime played off by May 8. -i ---
Soup
ofMichigan Dames will hold election= Cream,' of Asparagus -
fofficers at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening = Oive Wafers
at Helen Newberry residence. Every Olve Celery Radishes
one is urged to. attend.
Prime Rib Roast Beef au jus
*Roast Young Chicken-
lM asq ues' Plays =w°ith Dressing:5
Well CliWaxBeans
W~ell' Received ? - Mashed Potatoes
Rolls -Salad
!p~ay, pieentedbyllead lettuce and
Two one-act ISry, rsntdb Sliced Tomatoes
tMasques, were the feature of the Wo-
mens league party yesterday after- j Dessert
noon. "The Person in the Chair," an } H-ome'Made Apple Pie.
intensely interesting play,- directed by g E Strawberry Shortcake
Velma Leigh Carter, '24, held *the at- !=- Whipped Cream 5
tenionof he udenc thougout-=Strawberry Sundae
tent on f t e a dien e t rou hou .,=Vanilla Ice Cream
Garibel Schmidt, '23, portrayed vividlyj Tea Coiffee. Milkle
the part of the Woman, who, because z
of an unhappy past, could never keep
the love of the Person in the Chair. T riate Banquet Haltl ==
Her voice' is low and full, and' seemed? 12 to 2 P. Mv. Price $1,00
peculiarly fitted to her part.., Dorothy 5=
Rockwell, '24, as the diebutante, and =
Nellie Rittenhouse, '25, as the friend,! Iu u*."u~
were exceedingly good in their parts. I L L ITS.
On the whole, the play was well acted. ,.. ..
"Mrs. Pat and the'Law" was directed Phone 17 3 315 S. State
by Theadore Burton, ,'23, and 'was ex- iiiiiiiiiuuiiniiiiuii,
cellent in detail. Mary Wiley's, '24,X11#1111t1131.I11Ni11}111.
characterization of an Irish mother,
with a no-account husband and a crip- Ii
pled son, was splendid,.fRea Schilaak, I '

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Mump! Epidemic Low Among S tudoliits' and four of them last weeh,1
Despite a light epidemic of Ilmmpis reported. This. is consideri
which is Prevalent in the city, there celPtionally low mark by H~e,
are at present but four student cases.'ice authorities.
D . Fl y M . A l n of t c Un v r i y - --lic a th service, sai dl y esterd ay ;.tSin c $8.5 a n d $10.00 C ra w fo rd s
thne opening of school last fall, ut cia at $5.00 Saturday. D
ten cases of mumIps amiong students, fiery Shop, 119 S. Mai

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Caick --- Walter Hamapden In
'rheofRing of Truth," Sunday;
Monday, "Hamlet"; Tuesday,
"A New Way to Pay Old
Debts"; Wednesday, "Othello"
Thursday, Friday and Satur-,
day, "The Black Fiag" Wed-
nesday matinee, "The Ring of
Truth."

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