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GRAUATES RECIVE K
HIGH SCH OPSITIONS~ XQU*f
Meimbcrs of Pi Lambda. Theta, girls'
Fifteen students in the School of honorary educational society, will
Education who graduate this February meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon, at
have already received appointments, Betsy Barbour house. All members
and the remaining few will be located are urged to attend.
within the next few days. The posi-
tions are all in the state of Michigan. iMembers of the Freshman Girls'
The graduates are to be situated, as Glee club will meet at 5 o'clock this
follows: Madeline MacGregor at afternoon at Dey's studio to have their
Birmingham, Vera Pugh as teacher of J Pictur taken. They are requested to
English at Jackson, Dela Madge Wil- wear dark dresses.
lard at Mt. Clemens, Arthur Nichols
teaching history at River Rouge, Mar-
shall T. Richards as general secretary Ih te s
at Royal Oak, Wilhelmina Schmidt at
Mt. Clemens, Viriginia: Anthony at Mt.
Pleasant, Glee Eleanor Foster at!WHITNEY
Alma, Elizabeth Higby as teacher of"
English at Flint, Carl Clayton Chandl- Seats are now being sold by mail
er to teach English at Battle Creek, for the' engagement of the popular ac-
Mary Mildred Johnson at Flint, Her- tor and singer, Walter Scanlan, in his
bert Fox, suiperintendent of schools new play "Maytime in Erin," at the
at Maine, Marcia Lucile Kelly at Flint, Whitney theater, Thursday, Jan. 25. It
and Helen Anderson at New Balti- is from the pen of the distinguished
more. author, Edward E. Rose, who wrote
The School of Education was estab-. "Irish Eyes" in which Mr. Scanlan
lished by the Regents May 27, 1921. appeared here last season. A special
as one of the professional schools orchestra under the leadership of Mr.
of the University. Upon graduation Scanlan's personal musical director
students who have met all require-' will be this season's added feature,
ments are recom mended for positions. also the singing of- several new bal-

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Arcade--Leatrice Joy and Matt
Moore in "Minnie," a Marshal
Neilan production; Buster
Keaton in "The Blacksmith."
Majestic - "When Knighthood
Was in Flower;" sbecial mus-
ical score for enlarged Majes-
tic orchestra.

Orpheum - Noble Johnson
"Tracks;" Gaylord Lloyd
"Lucky Number."

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Wuerth-"Shadows," with Lon
Chaney, Harrison Ford and
Marguerite De La Motte;" Our
Gang in "Saturday Morning."

I N BlGHi RSTIVE11
Kustendil, Bulgaria, Jan. 22. - The
dissatisfaction of Macedonian refu-
gees in southern Bulgaria with the
treatment accorded them, and the
growing class conflict bctween the
peasants and bourgeois of the coun-t
try, have caused two uprisings in Bul-i
garia in two months.
The Macedonians, who revolted first
at Nevroscope. near the Greek fron-
tier, drove a number of the govern-
ment officials out of the town. Short-
ly after they handed the town backt
to the authorities with the explana-
tion that their movement was sim- f
ply a warning that the government!
should send better functionaries to
that region, and abandon its policy of
exclusivenes tcoward the Macedonian;
refugees.
THE BAT
Final Week, Positively, This Season
In Detroit at
GARRICK ALL WEEK
Prices: Wed. and Sat. Mat. $2.00, 50C
Nights $2.50 to 50c
SHU (EaRT fI h1 ts 50-76-S 1.00ad1
, ' H I A iMats Tues.,Thurs and
THE
BONSTELLE COMPANY
In Bertha ,a.ichi's Great
Dramatic Triumph
THE RIDDLE-WOMAN
APlay of Intense Emotion

The Macedonians

garded by the government as sympa-
thizing with the bourgeois class, and
as hostile to the party in power.
Later there was a similar manifesta-
tion here at Kustendil. After hav-
ing arrested some of their adversar-
ies the insurgents, in this instance,
sent several men of the town to So-
fia to demand retraction by Premier
Stambouliski of certain declarations
made recently at Belgrade, to which
the Macedonians take exception. Al-I
so they ask that beter officials bea
sent by the government to this re-
gion, and they demand indemnities
for the lives of Macedonians who?
they claim were killed by government
agents. The insurgents here gave
way to the military after , making
their demands known, and retired
from the town.

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All Muddled Up.........Fox Trot
Oriole Terrace Orchestra
2352--I Still Can Dream.......FoxTrot
Introduning "MyBajadere" and "In the
Starlight" from "The Yankee Princess"
When Hearts Are Young... Fox Trot
Introducing .-Dear Land. 0' aine" from
"The Lady in Ermine"
Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra
X354-Dumbell................Fox Trot
The Thief.........Fox Trot
Bennie Krueger's Orchestra
2355-China Boy..............Fox Trot
One Night In June...... sFox Trot
Arnold Johnnson and His Orchestra
*363-The Lonely Nest..........Fox Trot
Introducing "Then Comes the Dawning"
from "Orange Blossoms"
y Carl Fenton's Orchestra
Babylon...........Fox Trot
Arnold Johnson and His Orchestra
2353-Lady of the Evening.....Fox Trot
From "Music Box Revue of 1922-28"
Pack Up Your Sins and Go
To. the Devil .... ...Fox Trot
From "Music Box Revue of 1922-23"
Carl Fenton's Orchestra
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FEMINISTS GAIN
JUDICIAL VICTORY
Montreal, Que., Jan. 22--(By A.P.)
--Feminists of the Province of Que-
bee hail as a victory for their cause
the appointment of two women as
commissioners of the superior court
for the judicial districts of Montreal.
The ruling is described as the first
step toward admitting women to the
bar of the Province, for which a bat-
tle has been waged for many years
in the legislature.
The first women to be named comn-
missioner yareGertrude Sheridan and
Gertrude Doyle, public ;stenographers.
The powers conferred by their ap-
pointment include the right to receive
within the judicial district of Montreal
affidavits which may be used in any
court in any' district of the province. E
Affidavits thus received have thensame
force as if they had been receied in!
coulrt.
The women's petition for commis-
sionerships was rejected by Mr. Jus-
tice Campbell Lane when first pre-
sented to superior court here. The
judge took the ground that there was,
no precedent for appointing women,
and lie declined to create one. A fewj
days. later the petition was presented
again, this time to Mr. Justice MacLen-
nan, who granted it at once.
Every session of the provincial leg--
islature for many years has seen the
introduction of a bill to extend to
womenthe right to engage in the
practice of law in the province. -The
measure has always been defeated by
large majorities. 'Women in Quebec
enjoy the franchise in Canadian feder-
al affairs, but may not vote in pro-
vincial elections.

lads, viz:
.Puff 0' My Pipe," "Mother's Pais-,
ley =Shawl," "I Was ,a Pilgrim in Love-
land,""y 'LadyaFair," "Some Day,"
"Myself," "Jolly Bachelors," written
I for the young star's use in "Maytime
in Erin." The play is in three acts,
with the scenes laid in Erin's beauty
spots, Kilkenny, Ireland.
Manager George M. Gatts promises
stage settings of rare beauty and a
strong cast of players to support his
young star.
IMPRIE ESWIRESERVICE
Europe Seeks to Improve Telephone
Facilities Bet-At Countries
London," Jan. 22.--(By A.P.)-The
countries of western Europe are about
to seek improved international tele-
u hone communications A - it i t d

Garrick (Detroit) - "The Bat,"
with Wagenhals and Kemper i
company.
Shubert - Michigan (Detroit) -.
Bonstelle company in "The
Riddle Woman."
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