_____ _____ _____ _ Th~ MICHIGAN DAILJY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IMPERSONTOR WILL BlltE EIE~OSTM NW)RS. VERA BARBOU R TO GIVE TAKE OFF ON N ARGOT ASQUITH Among the interpretive impersona4 tions to be given by Mrs. Vera Par- hour at 8 o'clock tomor~row night in. the Pattengill auditorium will be z "take off" on Margot Asquith. Mrs. IBarbour, .of Oxford., Englandf, has gained considerable fame through her' original monologues which were' first presented at the Little Theater ii Ypsilanti. Since that tinge she lha~p entertained audiences in Detroit anC;~ Marion, Ohio. Alumnae house' has arranged for' Mrs. Barbour's appearance here ails' the' p~roceeds froln the entertainment will go toward the fund for the Uni , versity of Michigan Leaguie. - Tickets may be obtained at Alumnae house or at Graham's or :Wahr's bookj stores. Admission-Will he fifty'cetnts. #S New i assumes I S ool Of Thread E"A Tew il~Wthout a TLo hi the (dubious title acquirad byA!Mehr- Pays L+'pr Rentfi stert, a place of 400 inhabNitani t- uated in Trhuringla. Up to recenitly, On or more organizations fernces on the proposed Armour- r IN Secretary MVellon notfi d the Ser.- Morris packfers consolidation, and oth- _ 7 ate ho wnas opposed to increasing the er phases of the packing industry. y;7 SI-IIA GTOZ! f erso'nn: l of the American debt comn- _______________________________ _. m .issi .nto permit the naming of trf Democrats as members,the - "n;d nt warding ordered the imi. J~ut4s t .qstr Berlin, Jani. 11-(By A1.P.)--What to dlo whlen the roent came around 1puzz1-- ' Melrstedt boasted at es h ~a central poll station, but one dy th ?nail-carrier cane along a,)d ofliejally eel the tenant of a seven-room l llo'{I carriedl off it ; ,idle pan.Nn: at Celie, WE'i'tlphalia, whien 1he 'a of the :' sidents fE'els l' cn t! T1 short. of mnoney, until he hiappenvd to hluuyoacneto, Hno thinlicof Several spool:; of s(ev r." hnave to wait for the 111111 lt machine thlrrad left oon hand I IIIm kn~ow "hlow the dollar st .tfliM' Ilr(;has...e.s 1ade l)(",tl'C the 'War. ___ ''ThE tenant p yS Zvi) marks annal- f li'Ii:% E21IiI, '--1, Ple Vul ly for the house and the tl il- 'S Wordi'tleas boen reived lie o 1T°he~ rent amounted to 225. His offer to appkointmeni. of I. .Cunninghamlt, pay the landlord, with one spool of! 212 a6 coun~sel for the Poli'e etradde ccpet,1tnnpar1 f7:cliit'lt1e1 1' -,t19 receivingy 10 mark s cash i71 ('Xcha1fl o etlW lreOt.Cniga J since this thread now sells tor 23hb Clrcinglwi'~eofc fA marks a spool. Before thee war, the 8 .buersj h gauto'irn spools 'cost WhIm30 pfennigf; each. t~lnvriy A. federated ,law limits the ta ayburagdto-rnt i11acs wyl7. -ro . VA ~vviiwidiwal of air American F. Edson White, presidentf of Al' ' K J!Jmi the a iLC illeI. m Your.aid Co., began a serie of can- I -;~. :;' cCII her, lRepublican,1 >:r~iakota, (declared in the Sen- .~ O Otat ha rui's mned co-operation or-, air on, need morne credits. -e1l of Roland Boyden, unofficial Amrii representative on the Anmer-f ~c'~'n;eparais sCommission. was de- 'nl by Senator Reed, lDemo- !l;u_?is~ion to states of the child la- brconstitutional amendment was, urg;ed at a; Senate hearing by a dele- gaticn of women representing a doh- DEAR ZD I haven't read The Lbor News but Don Johnsped the scandal in "Mluch .Ado.", Yes, our heavy-weight cheer leader will play Dogberry, one of Shakespeare's greatest fools. T3. Mall, Jan. 18th. -NST V KA IN " ISBEL" JA~1ES OLIVER VU1~WOOD Follows the dollar rate of exchiange. DAILY ~ra~i~ied. CaU %O.-Adv. NEWSt COMEDY ; , Mortarboard inember~s will -meet at 12:10 o'clock today' at Dey's studio, Chaperones for the dances this .week, end are as follows: "Union, Friday-. Mrs. H. G. Berer ;Satufrda~y -Mrls. Yates Adamis; Armory, Friday-Mrs. E G. Heartt; Saturday -- Mrs. 1M1. Cake. Dorothy Wylie will be in, Neva .Love- well's office In Barbour gymnasium fromt 3:30,1o 5 o'elock Today to, re-,, eeive payments -for leaguer member-; shin4s. Reminders have .been sent out for the December and January pleclge.. There will he ,a dance far members of the P-obart ;guild and their guestsJ tonight at Harris hall. Those withing guiest cards are requested. to apply . at Harris hall before 8:30 o'clock this evening. Meimbers of the' Women's league are asked to be planning their costumes for the fancy dress party to be held Saturday evening, JTan. 20, in Barbour gymnasium. Fines will; be -imposed uapon those members not appearing in costume. All women who- have written ly- { rics for the Junior Girls" play are, requested to submit them- to Dorothry ' Jeffries tomorrow./ SpecitatosVe Leap Year Scene,' Putting on a leap year stunt is not among the events scheduled fpr they year 1923, but icy sidewalks. andi a. slight incline succeeded in tricking a young woman into such a scene this week. Walking carefully along in or-- der that she might avoid -a fall, sud- denly she felt herself slipping.. She grabbed desperately in the air, and r was gratified to feel something. solid.!l Cazing tip,- she~ found, miuch to lher , embarrasmient, that she was kneeling att the feet of a 'tall young man, clutching his coat with both liands. a "I really 'didn't 'mean to propose", she mnurmured as she wan helped. t'-f her feet, To this she received the re j ply, "Aw, shoot,' that's t~fe kind o~f Bil:kI always have!" z'!4- Correection i It was erroneously' stated in the: list of Phi Sigma initiates in yester, dlay's Daily that Norman Cameron iq'. a member -of the sophomore literary'~ class. Cameron is a senior, in 'the lit- erary college.f Brig'. (ren. Sir Gr'Ilbert Falkiiighuui Clayton Sir 0-illei't Cayton, who is to su- teed Sir Wypdhamn Deedes as chief se,(,retary of th~e Palestine government, is expected to assume his neW duties about . IRasb~r.'s He 'has' been British adviser to the mimistr'v ofthe interior of Egypt since 1909 and was chief political officer of the Egyptian mil- itary force during the ivar. 71 %SLEIGH- RIDING The llisn Stble 326E. N I TT Vr7 a y .]VI'INEE: 2:00 - 3:30 ADULTS20c KIDDIES 10c 4-' 4" MM :7~ - 8:45 .. ,.«_.. . .T.. i Fl-RIDAY - SATURDAY Irene Ca;N.tie Y.he irmcmarable, in a series tfLau.ful dances, displaying E.r Yrots pwns,--::nd just her AT TUE THEATERS Screen-Today Arcade -"hick In," a George Fitzmaurice production, star- ring, Betty C ompson, lBert Ly- tell and May Murray ;comedy and news- feature. Majestiot-Viola Dana in "Love in ~the Dark;". Lee Kids comedy; and news. Orpheum-"Isob~el," a Jamey 011- ver.Curwood' story and; com- edy. Wuerth--Irene Gutle in "Slim Shoulders;" comedy and news. la t' f f! I ' . ; s I 1i { - i I i X i