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To Protect Youth

SOPHOMORES TO DISCUSS
ADISRWORK THUSA

SIGMA DELTA PI '25, to Hugh W ilson, '22. Wilson is a
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~their, guests and other peo-
may b:e in Ann Arbor durning I
ncernont Week will find an
;'s entertainment with 1Robin
,d his followers ait the Sen-
s'I play to be gi ~ei Thuirsday,
, in the open-air~ theater to0
:ed on the campus.
ccount of the limited seating
of the outdoor theater, sen-
e cautioned to obtain tickets
arly date. Sale of tickets for
$.50 began yesteprlay at Water's
aham's bookstores and~ will
through next week. Mail or-
lich must include self address-
ped envelopes, may be obtain-
.ddressing Katherine Kuhlman
ha Cook buiding. No mail
vill be filled after June 10.
:o the fact that Mr. Robert
twill be unabley to contiue his
'rof. John R. Bruinmm will take
responsibility of directing the
.vie-w of his co-operation with
;s in last year's Junior Girls'
nilor women are assured that
ludc-n will be a decided sue-

Eevery sophomore woman who is in
good standing, is asked to bu present.
at a meeting at 4 o'clock Thursday aft-
ernoon, in Sarah Caswell Angell, hal,;
to sign up for junior advisorship for.
next year. The duties of junior ad-
visors are to help the entering fresh-
men over the hard p~arts of registra-
tion and of the opening week, as well
as to advise them throughout the year.
A tax of 75 cents must be paid by
each advisor. This tax should be paid
immediately in order that the badges,
may be distributed and duties explain-
ed before the end of the semester.
When registration starts in the fall,
the junior advisors will be on duty.
There will be an information booth
where women may. register, and in
which ;the general chbirman and as-
sistants will always be ready to ans-
wer qtrstions.
Later in the year, the advisors will
giv% a party for the entering fresh-.
men. This party furnishes an oppor-
tunity for the freshmen and juniors to.
becom..e better acquainted, and for the,
members of the new classes to meet~i
one another.
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Sigma Delta Phi, women's na~tional Rmmbr"Ji m
honorary dramatic and oratorical 'fro- Inuinicr-960.-Adv.
Iternity, initiated nine new znmrbor
Sunday morning at Martha Co
building. The initiates vare-Chariott; 2 T T It E T
Blagdon, '25,' Ruth Cjiristenson, '4
Florence Fuller, '25, Lauirell ieli
'24, Dorothy Jeffrey, '24, June Kily
'25, Madeline Me~urk-, '24, El-Tiabeth I Scen
Pike, '24, and Marion Taylor, '24.
tArcade-"Souls fi
Te eng gen of1 i,,1T"il.!i- llerrBa
a~The cngagemito of Miss1,.azel van lar oardi
'23, was announced last igtat5h news.

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com]bo IS a membe)Lr.
Annoijncement was made at .the Cli I
Omega house last evening, of the en-
gagement of Helen ,A. Davenport, '23,:1
to Charles Spaulding, '22E, of Buffalo'.,
Mr. Spaulding is a member of Lambdaj
Chi Alpha fraternity. ?
Announcement was made Friday ev-"
ening at Betsy Barbour house of the
engagement of Ida Valentine Jenks, l
'24, of Detroit, and Charles W. Miller,
'24, of Walkerville, Ont. Miller is aI
member of Psi Upsillon 'fraternity and
formerly attended Dartmouth college.
Announcement was made last eve-
ning at the Alpha Phi sorority house1
of the engagement of Bethany Lovell,'I

Majestic-, Norma Talmadge in
"Within the Law"; comedy and
news.
I u,.rth-Rupert Hughes' "Gim-
mc," with Eleanor Bo~ardman
and Gaston-Glass; comedy.
Orpheum - Rex Beach's "The
Iron Trail"; Our Gang in "The
Champion",; news.

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head and foot corules for all
sses in the Lantern night p ro-
will meet at 12 o'clock this
z Barbour gymnasium.
vomoen who are to be in the
*pageant on Lantern night will
7 o'clock this evening in Bar-
rnmnasiurnl
rganizations which have earr-
ey for the Michigan League
fund must turn iih in~ to Neva
11 by Thursday, in order to
credit on the competitive chart.
.s being compiled. Checks may
led to the offic~e at 3arboiir
um, and should be made pay-
the Michigan -League campign
All money which is turned in
his date will not be included
5ompetitive chart.
ockers in B~arbour gymnasium;
e cleared out by Friday noon
s necessary for Mrs. Black-.
have the keys.
Labda Theta initiation will be
7:30 o'clock this evening at
m~e of Prof. C. 0. Davis and
Avis, 1030 Marti4n place.
ers of all groups of the; S.e-
s' play, including the fairies,
"s, foresters and rustics, re-
and men-at-arms, who have
,s for their parts will meet at
k this afternoon on the terrace
;ha Cook building. In cas of'

Mrs, Way was recently elected may- KAP )ZTIN ASBL
or of :Haskell, Okla. She declares that
it is her purpose to make Haskell safe Betsy Barbour and Kappa Delta will
for boys and girls. She alms to abol- play the final game to determine the
ishi the "hip pockiet" element from the championship for this year in the in-1
terhouse baseball tournament at 5:30{
dance hall, to enforce the law prohibit-o'lcthsaerontPlmrfld
ing boys under :-ic age of 21 from; Each team has playbd seven games
frequenting pool rooms, and to abol- previously, Betsy Barbour losing one
ish "petting parties." :game and Kappa Delta none.

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Two Twinkling Fox Trots
The Cot~ton Pickers, l1ik~e other famous dance orches.-
tras, make records exclusively for Bruns ick because
Brn-wick gives the truIeat, clearest and most perfect
interpretations8 of this popular dance music. You'll
enjoy .these two exhilarating dance selections. Both are
joyful1 with rhythmi.r
Something newv every dlay
N~ew Brunswik Records are now issued every
day. No waiting. Anty Brunswick .dealer will
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he meeting wvill be at Sara
1 Angell hall.
e will be served by the WNoix
ague to all women who are a
field on -Lantern night. TFB"
are requested to bring thei
ups and spoons as the Ieagu
t be able to furnish them.
tennis tournament for junico oe il ehl oa
swill- be-, fda.yed at 4 o'clocl
gles at 5 o'clock in the af~er
tPalmer field.

Follow
Chat Hunch
to the
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LUNCH
605 Church

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The RYs re onDilaEvrDy
T ~JE TAI E great lcas re in being able to announce that'through'the effo:rts x.:4
b', inftiuence of the so well known art connoisseur, MVr. George 11, Weig.ert, N"ek
~1 ave secured the ,ale of the K. . Jam-otch collection of Chinese and Orientl ug.
Th'1is s tne largest'. a,1d finest collection ever' brought to Ann Arbor and i large, ,,-r-j
Iany verchowvn -ii the largest cities in,.the country.
a VIW THE DISPLAY - -
- -It Will rove. Worth Your Time
It will repay you to Vie-W tile, e msl ostitiful and rare antiques and modern ; 1ec{s
-- if youz wish to purchasi5e or no-. Vecannot toof strongly- advise, you, to attend this, s -
if ;you can rise, cvevcr e;r'ct to use, ,at Oriental or Chinese rug, as you may y at
the price you wis"Ii to p iy, e,vy rug will be ;sold to the highest bidder regard(Iless of
valuei. Thc rugs are iio-w c_.i; 'play and may b~e viewed at any time. ATT4NiD, Ti-iE
AUCT IO-N SALES!
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The frankest exposition. of -mo-
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been. told in words or picture.
The life story of a young -girl
who left her home to win fame
on the screen.
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