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Nazimova in Oscar Wilde's beautiful
version. of "Salome" will be the screen
attraction at the Wuerth for three
days, beginning Sunday. The screen
version carries out faithfully the ex-.
quisite beauty of Wilde's play, while
the inimitable Nazimova is superb as
the capricious Salome.
Thecomedy for the first part of the
week is "White Wings," With Stani
Iaurel. On the stage, the Wuerth
management presents the Salis Ma-
rimba -Band with six musicians in thir-
ty minutes of peppy music.
On Wednesday and Thursday, Gladys
Walton in "Gossip" will be shown .
The Salis Marimba Band will present
a new program.
On Friday and Saturday John Gil-
bert, star of "Monte Cristo," will be
featured in Truxon King," a Graus-
tark romance by George Barr Mc-
Cutcheon. The Salis Marimba Band
will appear in an entire change of
bill.
Orpheuni
"Dream Street," that delightful'
Griffith production with Carol Demp-
ster and Ralph Graves, will be
screened at the Orpheum for a three '
IDLOGY SUDENTS "Mexican Parley
To Open Shortly
FREE
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SPEECHI NOT SANCTIONEdU
MAJORITY OF ANSWERS
TO QUESTIONNAIRE
I Attitudes taken by university stu-
dents toward certain social problems
'were revealed in a recent report made
to the Academy of Science by Lowell
J. Carr, of the department of sociol-
ogy. His findings were incorporated
in a report on "Factors in the Forma-
tion of Public Opinion."
Mr. Carr submitted a questionnaire,
to 184 students who were beginning
the study of sociology. Seventy-four
returned answers. One question, ask-
ing whether any distinction would be
made in the right of free speech as
afforded to a meimber of the Ameri-
can Legion, a bolshevik agitator, a
Ku Klux Klan organizer and a mor-
man missionary ;revealed a certain
skepticism in regard to equal discus-
sion rights. Fifty-three seemed to
lean more or less towyard a favoritism
for the American Legion man, elevei.
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day run beginning Sunday. Gypsy for free speech for all.
Pair, a young girl, "Spike" McFadden, did not answer, while only ten declared.
and his brother, "Billie" are the youth- Another question asking an explana-
ful characters around which is woven tion of the cause of the Russian fain-
a romance of a London slum street, ine showed a limited knowledge of the
On Wednesday and Thursday Dustin nature of social causation. The de--
Farnum comes here in "Three Who Partment of sociology agrees on six
Paid," a story of revenge of the west. main causes with various supplemnen-
On Friday and Saturday "The Boss ,tary ones. Twelve men answered with ,
of Camp Four" with Charles Jones one cause, 11 women explained it with
will be shown. two. The average of the men was 2.38
factors while that of the women was
Majestic 2.27. Nine women and one man gave
'The Ne'er-do-well," taken from Rex no answer at all. Thirty-four persons
Beacli's novel of the same name, stars gave political factors as the causel
Thomias Meighan and-Lila Lee at the while but 18 .mentioned crop failures
Majestic bgeginning Sunday. "The anO low food production.
Ne'er-do-well" is the story of a The question, "Why did the Unitedj
wea1thy man's son to whom many ex- States enter the war?" brought 30j
citng things happen, including being idealistic answers such as "To saved
shanghaied to Panama, working on a democracy." Twice as many women,
ra.lroad, and wooing a beautiful Span- I as men answered idealisticly. Te
is girl, (Lila Lee). The picture is answered "for protection," se -en
sWift-moving and colorful. "The thought it was because of "Fort n.
Neer-do-well" presents Mr. Meighan menace" and eight gave "anger or pro-
in . one of the strongest roles whichEvocative hostile acts."
that star has had since "The Miracle The questionnaire also showed that +
Man," and "Manslaughter." 'the women were more favorable to
The stage attraction this week will ! birth control than were the men.
Charles B. Warren
Reports from- Washington state that
the first conference of the U. S. and
Mexican commissioners named to dis-
cuss recognition problems will be held
in the immediate future. The two
American commissioners are Charles
B. Warren, ex-ambassador to Japan,
and John Barton Payne, former sec-
retary of the interior.
FREN( IPOSTE1RS 1)ISPLIAYED
IN CORIDOR OF LIBRARY
Ton French lithographic posters
have been placed on., display in the
lower corridor of the library where
they will remain for the remainder
of the week.
Ally are used by the French rail-
ways to stimiulate interest in travel,#
and are unusually well executed. They{
depict scenes of historical and gen-
eral interest in all parts of France,;
and in the colonies. . The posters
shown are those of the Paris-Lyon-
Mediterranean. railroad ,and the
Chenin de' Fer d'Orleans.j
FRESH AIR CAMP
PAMPHLETS MAILED
More than 6,500 pamphlets telling
of the program which is to be carried
out at the University's third annual
Fresh Air camp this summer, have
been mailed to alumni ind friends of
the University, it was stated at S. C. A.
headquarters where plans are being
made for the summer camp. Includ-
ed in the pamphlet are scenes from
the camp last summer, where 300 poor
children were accommodated. Theret
are also a number of pen and ink
sketches by James House, '24L.
Alumni last year subscribed $2,300
in support of the camp. The program
this year calls for $3,000 to be pledged
by alumni.
GERMANY FINDs WOMENj
JURORS HART) ON OWN SEX
Berlin, May 12. (By A.P.)-German
women, recently accorded the right to
sit on juries in criminal cases, have
shown on inclination to impose even
more severe punishment than men,
particularly in cases where the de-
fendants themselves have been women.
"I always feel sorry for a woman de-
fendant," said a Berlin judge com-
menting on woman's entry into the
jury box, "when a majority of the jury
is composed of the fairer sex. My ex-
perience so far has: been that the wom-
en have less mercy than men, and hold
.out for verdicts accordingly."
I Ever since Germany became a re-
public and women gained the right to
the ballot, the question of permitting
them to sit on juries has been brought
up for discussion from time to time.
there being many opponentsto the 4d-
vancements of wonicen's right among
the public generally and especially;in
the legal profession. It was long con-
tended that women were too tender-
hearted to listen to sordid details of
criminal cases. But the women de-.,
murred to these contentions, kept up
the struggle for admission as jurors
and, after nearly four years have fin-
ally won their point.
Ted Rhodes Orchestra will enter-
tai coneists on the Huron River
Wednesday evening, May 9,-Adv.
MANY SUMMER JOBS OPEN'
Students who want selling jobs for
the summer will have no difficulty in'
securing one, as a great number of F
requests for salesmen are now on file
in the employment bureau in Univer-
sity hall. Several book companies
also have representatives in town
looking for would-be salesmen.
Those interested will not be limited
in their choice as the articles to be
sold range from vegetable parchment1
to radio sets. Among the list are in-
cluded: gas-savers, brushes, insur-
ance, magazine, household supplies,
imported textiles, stationery and
hooks, as well' as numerous other
articles.
There is also a communication from;1
the Admiral Oriental Steamship Line 1
asking for musicians to play on all a
of their ships.
OFFER ENGINEERS
SUMMER POSITION,
Officials of the Bethlehem Steel;
corporation have announced to the
engineering school that they will give j
summer employment to undergradu-'n
ates of the Engineering department.
This offer applys to the various plants
of the company in Bethlehem, Pa.,
. Lackawanna, N. - Y., Lebanon, Pa;
Sparrows Point, Md,, and Steelton, -Pa,
Positions offered "include those of
mill inspectors, mill recorders, mill "'
checkers, mill weighers, mill oilers,
work in the chemical and physical
laboratories, about the coke ovens andI
other parts of the plants.
Students of the University courses p
in naval architecture.and marine en-u
gineering are offered summer workn
by the Great Lakes company of De-
troit and the Fall River company
of Quincy, Mass. Students have 'their
choice of yard or office work, offi- 1b.
cials of these companies say. pI-
Sunday from 5 to 10p. X1.
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be Eddie Maceger and his girl band,
composed of eight girls and one man.1
Swing-Out pictures will also be shown.
Arcade.
Leatrice Joy and Nita Naldi are the
headliners at the Arcade playing in
"You Can't Fool Your Wife."
Patronize Daily advertisers.--Adv.
Farley to Succeed Lasker
Washington, May 12. By A:P.-Ap-
pointment of Edward P. Farley, of
Chicago, former vice president of the
emergency fleet corporation to suc-
ceed A. D. Lasker, as chairman of the
shipping board was announced today
at the White House.
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