THE. MICHIGAIN DAILY ,...... -.. fe LK I mw ............ ZMEWAVA MINIMM i l war. In other wordls it aimns to rnil e1 :rex>trarehei!-,arsal at 5:15j o'clock to-f its members realize to+ha i t,i ir. d 5 n NewberryVhail. Every member duty to use intelligently, and for)tlhe msthresent. 1public good, the power and respori- bility whxich goes witiith~e ballot. I ouss hich ha nve blue b)ooks are; I - - - . n to f a In nn Itl.o n,n nnn toIflAt 0 ~arot Q +c "r I { 1° l7I F'..-r III fie l WILL AWID CLASS NUMERALS AT SPREAD) The W. A. A. spread which will be, held at .5:10 o'clock Thursday in Bar- bour gymnasium will be given in cal)- ~'aret style, Stunts presented by the faculty and~ classes will make up a part of the cab- aret entertainment as well as the ,add- ed program arranged by the Mandolin cluib, and the music furnished for the dancing which will follow the spread. Active and 'associate members of1 the association will be initiated at this time and class numerals will be awarded to the teams in all of the ma- jor sports. The silver loving cup will also be presented to the sophomore class and the Delta Gamma house bas- ketball teams, class and house basket- ball champions respectively. Cards have been sent to every house on the campus in order that reserva- tions for the spread may be made. It is necessary that these cards are re- turned today so that plans may be completed. Any woman who might not have received a card may sign up' in Barbour gymnasium today. The Sprice of the spread will be 40 cents. Several of the houses on the cait-1 pus are giving up their regular dinner at the house and are sending in a 100I The Stroller 'M10s, HART WILL LEAD I NoticesI D Lixon, 1205:SHill:street, immaediately. ,! io±rta ',oard(lwill meet at 7 : 30 o'- clock,,o;igt, a the Delta D~elta Delta.. " '.4_ -i,' .... /... ., Pa se F S HJUR IIIUIAIL UIIbU~aIUII' Fraznces ,Ameos. '23, will display 'Juniors who loaned flashlihts or ,pingclothies rom Hl imelhoch's today! shoes for the Junior Girls' pa,iare 'a:',(1 tomuorroww at the Polly Little Teaj Our little 'red bock coint,.ins outr'?Wmnwoaeineetdi ui asked to get themi from Alphlr .i d, shop., Hes s octinafter laigte Betsy Barburhose,_i________ly privatest tho ' t andC op"lins. nssaIivctonlavn---°3rb' ~__________ strayed from u; the othe.r day ands university are 1wtit941 to a vo 1t7 fee of 50 cent. C. A. TiO HOLD when we got it sback it said, "Who is (ti scussioni lead by frs. Amy Si H~bart Senior Girls' i yfeo 0cn your foreign corresp ondent?" All we t4oclc ooro ntefico payable at on:ce to) Dorothy Gr,,enwatd. l COND V E S P ERS have to say is, we got a diploma for the enofwmn Tryouts for the play- ill b, e hld atr our elegant hand writing in high! The discussion is intefl.lOd. primar-i o'clock Tufesday at Sarah Ca swell Ag The second vesper service, given school. ily for women who1i, hve ins (1 a do-e all Iatd Wedn esday at Newbercry by the Y. W. C. A. will be held today finite decision regdrd i21g,~ l)1b1.iine"s hall,_k in the Y. NT. C. A. pairlors of Newberry Our next best is taking a course an career and who woul like: rto know The all.Dorothy Jeffery, '24, will lead the psychology of the co-eid. He got! more abou t the opno)rtuities offered Th Michigan I);)n;;e, will hold a ;this her topic being, "God's angla E in'a recent mid-emnester. [in the fleld. 'this is the second ofa regular meeting prompltly at ,8 o'- Ihove i IPeople." A New Paitter,,. i 't . { 'SAMPLE S Permanently on 'Display at GU' W9O LFOLK &CQ. $36 S. State Strmt Ann .Arbor, Mieh. I Designed by To the }person who warms uT) hi1S engine outside our window ce ty morning at 5: 30, we will thehogu Santa broughit us last Chrei= mas. wYih the strict injunction that he apply lt immediaately some whe~re fabove his! ears. series of vocational discussions which Mrs. Hobart is conducting this spring. clock tis evening in the Faut Women's clubhouse. There will be a short business meeting, and jth- res." 3Cf the evening will be Sent socially Mummers -will meet at 4 o'clock Conrad-s Is All WHITEHUSE 0HAD BROADWAY AT 40'h STREET 144 'BEST 42 "° STEET M-MOPou~OUiT i OPEMMunn- o.KICKERDOCKvR DVILDING NEW YORK Sold Out 1 0w &'I-.192Z j WOMDEN WILL ORGANIZE LEAGUE Of VOTERS HERE I today 'at the Chi Omega house, According to an announcement from - --- iDodd, Mead and Company, New "York, The world fellow :hip commnitte the novel" 'Temper", by Lawrence Con- of the Y. W. C. A. will n ot holdl forth- rad, '23, of the rhetoric department er meetings until after spring vaca- f has sold out its first edition and a sec- tion. end printing is being prepared. Thre ______novel was released early in February Counteract Your. Tendency, toward We appreciate the whistling con-! cers tat ccu nihty o ou steet IUniversity students and othcr wo- Perhaps it is a personal (deficiencyI men of Ann rbnorAn will meet next Fri._ that makes it impo siblefr us to .ay to fr nAnAbrabac deter mire whethe r the - ihistler is of the N ational LwBague of Women calII~g his dog or rendering "Caro voters. The out-of-town speakers M4io den."' will be Mrs. Craig'Miller, state pros- (__ ident of the organization, and Miss We have two identification rlarks En Wright, thxeuie ereay by which we are distinguishied, a shiny ; The plan of establishing a local nose and a sooty face. 'branch was instigated by Violet Kid- _________________ der, '26r for the students, and by Mrs. I E (li.W ..IA..i eorge Patterson for the Ann Arbror V illAA B(Sil l~cea ULLVZ V'VUAirt s Anyone who wishes to 011r0,s on of the maize and blue Ftools used_ in the Junior Girls' play, is asked to call Alphra Ladd, 'j5, at 2676. The 'ruesdcay afternoon dramatic see:- tion of thle Faculty \voliena club wTill meet at 2:30 o'cloc today at the( rhome° of Mr's. Fielding El. Yost, !)01 Uni- coin avenue. I , 4 i and has had a steady sale through- out. the country since that date. Acid Mouth , 0,19 per cent reservation. E E E Washington, March 31. -- An im- provement was noted by physicians to- day in the condition of Seniator La Follette, of Wisconsin, who is fighting, an attack of bronchial pncuniou a. DAILY CLASSIFlEDS BRING RIG RESULTS- ON LITTLE INVESTMENT Announce EngagemientI MTrs. Emma C. Wanstron', of Ann Ar- bor announces the engagement of her daughter, Marion Alice, '20, to Andrew S. Baker, "of Grand- Rapids. Mr. Baker is secretary of the Athletic as- sociation of the University. Pro'. Edwin D. D:ick~ins;on wvill ad. dress the Univex city womeon's study . group on -Thy World Court;"' at7: z0 1 o'clock Thutrsday in room F{ of thea Law building. All University wvomen arc: invited. womxlen. HIowever, both groups will be combined, at least for the rernaind- r rof this semestdr: The object: of the league, of which i\rro. Carrie Chapman Catt is now honorary president, is to promote ed- iucation in citizenship, efficiency in government, needed legislation and international co-operation to prevent; The Girls' A.amrdolirn By letting WRIGLEYS give you relief, lasting joy. and benefit. It removes the foodparticles that lodge in the teeth and cause fer. m entation and decay. It WASHES the mouth and teeth, counteracting the acidity that does susmuch damage club i) xiiihol II :I AT THE THEATERS Screen--Today 1 4 ; , ? . . 1 Arcade - William S. Hart in "Singer Jim McKee." t Majestic-- Norma TalmaLdge in' "The Song of, Love." ; Wuerth-A. S. AM. Hutchi9son's "This 'Fieedom" {with.Fa Compton. . Si j; Ii !i i ------------------------------ o - --- - - - - - - - - - ,., I-. __________________________ II SHOWING 11 ^Wll lp NOW Patronize Daily Adlverisers,.- Adv. WM. S.;rtHAT- REGULAR IPRIS STARTING j} he~a tion , a tune. version of W! SJI AN RI'I1 ,O E) IE, Orphieum- Percy Marmnontj n "Broadway Brokeo." _j 1G x r )' t t1 . .. Stage--Tbls Week Whitney-tom orrow and Friday -The Comedy club presents { "Captain ,Apple-Jack."; FI 'Garrick (Detroit)- Lew Fields t, in "The. Jazz King." DAILY CLASSIFIEDS BRING BIG- RESULTS- ON LITTLE INVESTMENT j A4 great' variety of fresh flowers and beautiful Plants to choose from. Phone 115 Cousn'&Iall I611 E. University Ave. -I - "THE COURTSHIP OF MILES STANIS" 1.1 IF ,. -y - e,;,, .. -, d r; hni, rtr' ': j 11,. s-.' r, Q 1 4 ' 1 4i 3: s a , d u .r = F ~ J/ T ° , . " t - ,1 , sight?" YQzing Ideas! 4 t Several,1 favora Wrijjiy quality- Sealed in th~e Parity Package retRacing Story is prescribed- by dentists aid =doctors. S ays oane debtist: "If chewing gum is used regularly it will result in a noticeable b enefit to the teeth." Get your WRIGLEY benefit today.. NOME "Tests show that the glands of the mouth are twenty times more active when we chew. The fluid from these glands neu- tralizes the acid in the mouth and washes it away."' " -Frotm a College Professor. i:IOWA . ..:..-.....-. .. ...... - .._... .._. .. ..... . .i THE U w -.. t + s -'. -j1 Y { R l Q r*' --has always been a popular instrument. And the fellow or girl who can play it is always in (1e-; mand. Why not commence right now on the mandol)in? You'll find it interesting; not in the least difficult and it will prove a pleasant pas- time! We invite you to see our large display of GIBSO , .VEuGA, and other mandolinis 6 4 my *xka t c & rotca Bthatylestwazs itepr peed - -NT -hfatsjazteprndlore maker that was ever 0° taken into the younger set. 1 A story of th~e ex- citement -seeking, j a z z - hopping, pleasure - chasing -- l youth of today - always in search of a new thrill. ' -- MAKE IT TH CHILDREN'S, TREAT. - E16 U U- 'N ' /'; I li 1I 12 @. II The Right Combination " z ', "F { .m. 11 { . t ", ;, t ; 1 We've high-grade fl at-back mndolins from as low as $10. Convenient terms ar- ranged, too, ,that eanable you to commence enjoying a Mani- dolin TODAY! B~ig stock, too, of Band and Orchestra Instruments. Any informnation gladly given you. Starting ANNIVERSARY SU/N DAY 11 i 11 The e 'tsrv "er hnae itr TH THIRD DIMENSIONAL MOVIE Cinema's Lates:t Invention RequiLring Spee 0d Gla ses io ?e Heldin the Mind o-i Every Spectator IT'~S 1TiE IARVEL OF THE AGE -ALSO- CLYDE COOK in "THE BRONCHlO EXPRESS" -and- PRESE N'fiNG Virginia Baked Ham and Jelly. 11 I'll Clirneli I } 15 Iate 1!