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7ANS WOMEN WORK ALONGSIDE MEN
WITHtFIN RUHIR DISTRICT COAL MINES'
innrai 1Httendorff's team lest In. the half
fIR L iiP1.1rn T ie event to Reinke s team as trey'
only rani 4 laps. Hiattendorff' was 8
to 10 yrdsTInadvanc when e stto
INDO THuui ICKflI RES~ULTSIped because officals had not given
him the correct nurmbr or laps~ he had
(Coniniid fdm Pge Sven gone. The times for Reinke's team
(Cotined ro Pae Sven Iwere as follows : Reinke 2:00 2-5,
Higgins took second in both events,.!Marsh 2:03 3-5; Carson. 2:05 and W.
Higgins has a world of speed and tGibson 2:08 3-5.
when he becomep able to, take the In the match race~s for 440 yards
hurdles in the correct manner he Martin's time of 53 2-5 seconds was
should prove to he an unusual hurdler. the best. The othe~r times were as
Aubrey took third in the high and follows Thomas 55 2-5, Joyner 55 2-5,
fouth n te lw wileBarh tokLoomis 55 3-5, Roeser 54 4-5, and
fourth in the high andn third in the Hulse 54 2-6. Hulse and Roesser are
low., the ?pest men in this event to Martin.
Is4bell and, Davis did not race in the I The freshman relay team defeated
two mile event as both were - handi- the Varsity resrves 'with a low time
cappedi by colds and were instructed of 3'.42 4-5. The time for the Var-
by Coach Farrell to run a dead heat I sity reserves was 3:47 2-5. The fresh-
In slow time. Their time was 10:07! man team WP43 comiposed of the fol-
4-5.j lowing men: Feinsinger, Fingerle,
B~rooker cleared 12 feet in the pole snider, and Freyberg. Kruger. Propli-
vault while Prcesser cleared 11 feet, et, Barger, and Spedding were on the
6 n p~ .P iz 91fat .ft ,2 w IVarsity reserves.
MICHAEL B. HARRISON
REPRESENTING
THE
Arthur M. Rosenberg
COMPANY
New ]Haven,GCn.
Tailors
Will, exhibit their Samples and Materdals
for Spring and Summer wear
i
a inenes . .a .vin izLem. (iLer Lwo S
tries, Presser tried for the gymna-
sium record along with Brooker, but
neither one was able to clear the re-
quired height after making several
good tries. Kelly 'went well today,
{clearing the bar at 11 feet.
rIn the handicap 50 yard dash Ald-
rich won the finals and Captain Burke
and Wit,tman tied for second and
third. Kelly caine fourth. The hand-
learp were as follows : Wittman
scratch,' Burke_ 3 feet, Kelly 3, feet.
Goldwater 4 feet, Aldrich 5 feet, and
IKnox 6 feetL The time for the win-
ner was 5 4-5 secondls:
Commission Makes Plea For Cat$.j
New York, Jan 27-(By A. P.)-
The American relief administration
today received a plea fromn its repre- :
sentative in Kiev for funds to pur-
chase cats, which are bringing ten
million rubbles, with kittens at half
price.
Scanty food supplies are rapidly be-
ing depleted by a hcard of invading t
mice and there is a scarcity of cats:
because or the number eaten duringj
last winter's famine.
FEBRUARY
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1"1)r 0oto shows German %1omen lorries in wine at lWccdinglianscr. Low er photo shows miner; comngn up
- fr.om some mines in lift at-.close of sh'ft
TiiLese photos, taken inside the rich mines: seized by the French in the Ruhr district, show the type of
workmen and the nature of the mines. Women work alongside their hush ands, brothers and sweethearts in 'the
mines. They are employed at practically all, kinds of labor. The men and women in the Ruhir mines have been
producing 7 0 per cent of .the coal. output turned over to the allies 'under the peace terms. The miners greet the
French. with "passive resistance."
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I'S O IN ON ti -0-Baptist guild friendship hour I
WHAT' 'GOI G V iBaptist church parlors.
6 :0-Mr. Lionel Crocker, freu in-
aauniversity, Tokio, Japan, speaks
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SUNDAY$ 6:130='Students' reside chat at Congre.
Igational church..
9:30-CongMgational Bible class 10°" 6:4-Mr. A. G. Proetor., only living
men stu~dents conducted by Mit.AMit- member of convention that nomin-
chell meets at Congregational atedl Lincoln, speaks to Hobart
church.guild at Harris hall.
9 :$O--ivfrsity Aen's Bible class3 7 :00-Rabbi Hrace Wolfe speaks oil!n
meets in tUpper room, Lane hall. "Who Are the Educated" at Jewish#
9 :30-Bible school of Church of Christi Student congregation meeting in 1
meets. Professor Darnhill spears. Lane halt.
12 ;90-Baptist gwild meets i Baptist x :30- lalh Carson speaks at MHeth-
Guild -house. Mil. Chapman, leader. odist church.G
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mnees, ",hosen Men" is subject.:I gregational church, conducted by
Y2:*30- oiag clib picture taken at . Mr. Jump for faculty meimbers and1.
Renfsclei'r.graduato students..
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IMonday noon, Jan. 21,
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