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THE M ICHIGA-N
DAILS
WOMEN DBANTE WITH
01110 FOR FIRST TI fE
Mornc
IThhigan Girls' Glee club ill hold
their fI rst rehearsal at 4:30 o'clock.
Tuesday afternoon in Harbour gym-
nasium. All members are requlested
to attend.
Teams for the women's Ohio-Michi-
gan debate, which will be the first all-
women debate: in the history of the
university, were selected at, the final
tryouts Thursday :afternoon in Uni-
versity H-all. Members of the teams
are: Mabel August, '24, Celma Simon-
son, '23, Boulahi Fox, '23, Lucile Wel-
ty, '23, Gertrude Stratbucker, '23,
Yone Moriya, '23, Florence Fuller, '25,
and Frieda Dieh off, '24.
E~ach team will, consist of three
members and onle alternate, beside
two other alternates who have not
yet been appointed. 'phis was the
third tryout through which, the suc-
cessful candidates have passed. The
first, held two weeks ago, was a ser-
ies of three trygouts conducted by the
three groups of women debaters, Ath-.
ena, Portia, and the independents.
Each group selected six candidate~s,
forming a, squad of eighteen which
was cut to the ten members from
whomn the final teams were chosen.
The subject of the debate, which
will be -held December 112, is the
joint construction by " the United
States and' Canada of the proposed
Saint 'Lawrence deep-water -way ca-
nal. Discussions will be held simul-
taneously in Ann Arbor, and Colum-
bus, each college sending one team
into the camp of the enemy and keep-
ing one on home ground.
Any women interested. in doing
Americanizationi work between {3 :30
and 5:00 o'clock Wednesday. after-
noon are requested to. call Charlotte
1Erinann at 2338. The work will be-
gin next Wednesday afternoon.
The third hygiene lecture will beI
given at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
in B~arbour gymnasium. Freshmen and
entering sophomores are required to
attend.
The cast of "The Knight of the
Burning Pestle" are asked to report
promptly. Rehearsals for today arej
Three o'clock, Act II, scene; 1, 4, 5,I
7; 4 o'clock, Act II, scenes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,s
16, 7, 8-
Stylus will meet at 5 o'clock this aft-
AT TUE THEATERS
Today-Screen.
ernoon at the, Gamma PhiBeta house., e a t presence of the law breakerend
. C J 9 ' -'11' I --- ,its work when, the entire body camneI
All junior girls who have received Cheat' JLandlade{ s to the conclusion that the tenants
escort invitations to the tea which is ____ might be, identfied. as rodents of the#.
to be given Wednesday afternoon .atgnr.dcm usco oly ef-1
President Burton's hiome in honor of azieladlies of Ann Arbor have been1 gednerasdeuaus, omol rfr
the freshman .women are a>>'e.d jio call 1Che ated acc ording to facts revealed _- _________
for and accompany their a !.secs to I) yrec czt av e stigations v.hich re:sult- I a HO7DS BANQUET
thle affair. Those juniors vvho cannot. ( , h4 )5 LDS BANQUETte aIt
go are asked to notify Nanette Carna- l oeraperiod Jrc, TO OPEN CAMPAIGN
han, 398, at once..
yr.I lowi lo' ttl.s condition has
Opening the finance campaign for
Frosh .Foiled By' existed, no oneO knows. nY.X.CA.wlbeteproeo
Inhabited underground areas of; a b~anquet to be given at 5:30 o'clock'
W1,Canmpus Fountainl Ann Arbor were unearthed by exca- h)niglht in Barbour gymnasium for all
vations made last summer when I University women. At that time tho
hvouses w( re ]novc;d from E~tT- ,i_ vrk of the association will be pre-
People xwalking across the diagon- Ivenst A i U soitdadtecmpinepand
al last evening about seven o'clock' .. Ty ulin to rmpato he campnaign is in charge of the
Univrsiy buldig lr~rai pat .
were astonished by the sight of a, which is now underway. Tlhece un- 1wllo) ving womuen: Chairman of the fi-
freshman filli ng a milk bottle at the, dergi-ondt regions -were found to he uaiice committee, Dorothy Jeffrey, '24;
fountain nearest the Library. populated with a living species or an- chairmnan of teams,, Mildred Neff, '23;
"Pot frosh' <oeo<soued ,"ak iinl not unlike those discover-ed by j catl~tal n of teams, Georgia Church, '223,
soen hue." ar eloitswrkn n unsp zIcile Whitney , '24, harriet Ackley,
itof"Tepoor man put the bottler distant parts of the world. f '=.4 arribel Schmidt, '23, Dorothy
dlown and did as lie was told.1 Evidence that was revealed at that U1'cakwoll, '24, Lucile Klotz, '24, and
"It~s alright for me to take some of time pointed to the fact that thit ! Abigail Roberts, '23Ed; distribution
this water to my room, isn't it ?" he uzation was not. a newv one. It is4lbe- i agcars, Esther et,'3S fM
I ~lieved that these tenants had been' and Lillian Prance, '24; in charge of
asked. "Pure water, and right on thef decorations, Velma Carter, '24, and
living in, the locations in Whic11 htyeey n Wdma, '5 'nchreo
camustoo An wll hats fvewere found longer than is u zsuarlly the
printing, Elizabeth Kingman, '23," of
hundred ,feet; deep ought to be pure. ;case with Ann Arbor tenants. Th'le lrga~EihJne o od a
Ours at home is only sixty feet and 1homes when they were brought to r nP ttj', '23.
pa swears by it. It's too far to come light by laborers on the ground were I____
tions for a, frieshmaln tea to be, given at !
4'clock ooro atrno t the
residence of the President;, 815 South
U niversitv v. ue
This is theseodoth tart
wh ich Mrs. Burton and ean I Lmilto
Those wvomw ho c(e0iV"(l ivitaton
titeunable to(c3 t r nvtd to comle
thi: Wednesday~l~.
iiThe rem-alnoleor of the'('women ofilthe
fre shmna(lass tv~ll bhe entertained at
a tea to be given Wednesday, Nov. 1.
'Michigain Daily and(ImeA!,s for $4.50.
SI4URRT Nights 50-75-S1.00
lI ICHIGPA; PofP. 4Mat,. TUDS."Thurs
nn°ft,25- and 500
opposite Cadillac Hutel Main 7790e=
!THE ONSTELLE O.
he play that made New Yo-k 1a: tah two years
>A9 playad by Fay Pr Pitsr
GYARRTK toj .5
LILOM( uh~ck)
With JOSEPH SCHTI)1RAUT and E VA,
LE GALIAENNF.
Next Week-G ree-nw.ich Villa~c Follies
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Work of Nurses 1
Aids Community:
Another phase of welfare work to
ask: recognition in the Community!
Fund association drive to start Sun-
dlay, Nov. 12, is the Public Health
Nursing association. The nurses go
into the homes of the poor-homnes
where there is illness-and give Care,
mnedicinie, and any other needed sup-j
plies. But that is only a part of theirI
duties. The nurses are graduates,
ready ko do any form of social wel-
fare work in which the health of thek
public is 'concerned. Under supervi-j
sion of a specialist from the Universi-
t Hospital, they con~duct' child wel-
fare clinics at the Community House
and .the North Broadway Church. In
the tuberculosis work, the, nurses
aim, not only tosav the life, of the
patient, but to" prevent the spread of
thie disease. The annual report of
this association states that WtCasliten-
aw county needs a sanitarium for ac-
tive cases of tuberculosis.
The Community House, is truly a1
"house by the side of the road." Any
women and girls, and bioy underia
teeni, who are temporarily winut
lodging are welcome there. Tempor-
ary care is also given, to children
brought in by the Family' Welfare
worker, and delinquent boys and
girls, released fromt court. They are
k~ept until the court.°places them. The
Comnmunity House has existed- since
March 22,' 1919, and is the center
about wihich the' other welfare organi-
izations work.
DEM8AWNTICKETS at Univ e-
sity H-all, main corridor, Tues. aii 0
Wed., 2 to 5 p. m.-Adv.1
Arcade--Wallace Reid in "The
Ghost Breaker; " com ed y,
"Don't Be ]'oolish."
jMajekic-"The Old Homestead,"
with Theodore Roberts; and
I Ham Hamilton comedy.
Orpheum-Louise Lorraine in
"Up in the Air About Mary;"
comedy and news.
Wuerth-"My Wild Irish Rose;'
and Larry_ Semon com~edy.
This Week-Stagec
Garrick (Detroit) -- "Liliorn,"
with Joseph Schildkraut and
Eva Le -Gallienne.
fShubert-Michigan (D~etroit) -
Bonstelle company, in "East
is West."
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down here every time 1 get thirsty so in a condition ofl disorder. Tihe vaoik3
I thought I'd take some along. Don't! going on disturbed the peace other-
take no stock in this city water, I like wise enjoyed in thes e secluded abodes.G
it right out of the ground." The committee of scientists Work-
ing on the 'investigation that began
Mi11chigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50. immediately upon the discovery of thei
EIGHT INT"EREST ING A DRESSE
by
D)R. ROBERT' P. SHIEPHIERVD
of the Illinois Relations Committee and Community Developiiint
Committee of ..she
CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE
GENERAL SUPJECTP
"PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF RELIC1Oi UN11TH E AV~E
'IN THE LIFE OF THE OLI.
FRESHMEN WO.MEN
jTO BE ENTERTAINEtD
Mrs. Marion L" Burton and Dean
ean Hamilton have sent out invita-
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CHURCH OF CHRIST~
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Tonight and each evening up to and including next Sunday, at 7:::0.
Also next Sunday at 10:130 A. M.
NO CHIARGE - THE PUbILIC IS INVITED
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Smart in appearance an~d
absolufe36 waterproof. Made
of gab ardines, tweeds, oiled sil4ks.
Numer~ous styles. Many, colors
1yood lea r9
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Lose something? A classified
the, Daily will find it .-A dv.
In
Picture-making the KODAK way is easy and enjoyable.
we'll show you~
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DRD. W. S. MILLS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
GIG First Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
Office lionrs Phone
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719 N. Ml Vj S!,T
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If you saw Sue Dear"
l ast night at the
Whitney theatre,
you will want to
have some of the music
to keep the story fresh
in your memory.
If you did not see
the show you ought, to
know the music.
Here are some of the'
best songs:
Smile and Forget
Lover's Lane with You
Love's Corporation
That Samson and Delilah
Melody
Myf Little Full Blown Rose
Pigf g? ig gie
S OWS AT 2:00 AINA) '3
7:00 Al) 8:45
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MATINEES, 20c EVENINGS 35
IIDIDIES,10c
JSSL LLAK Y PRESENTS I, J
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Pauline
Starke and
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Pat
O'Malley
Heore is, pretty Pauline Starke. On
her, right I atO'Malley as Conn the'
Shaughraun in, the anew special
production "My Wild Irish Rose,"
has. just' brought her some amaz-
ing news. The story is an adapta-
tion from ,the world-famous melo-
drama, "The Shaughraun," by, Dion
Boucicault, the well-known Irish.
playwright, actor and manager. It
tells of life in old Erin in the early
years of Queen Victoria's reign.
-- STARfl~TING CTHUR"SDAY-
DOUGLAS FAIRBAKS
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IN VhEV 'R ~L EHE was M raFn
N .YM .-"ieOl 1-owest aa i v41'
n2igh peri.fect picure. It comes vemry near be:ing the
i "As' of1j scenes that are characteristic.aly and1 distinctly
Am verican, blut more than this, it i_" human and can-
ho«t but trike ya re :'onsi ve chord. i nIvry onleNkvho
.;ps it. I"S people are genuine, humnan folks, play-
lug< the drama 'of ifLeaccepting the gnuod and the
evil as it , wp.... reay to laugh when laugt,_er beck-'
ons or meet a'TIiction in the (lark hou.3's.
"T E R EMUSKETEERS"
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