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not riwr T HLEIC CONFERENCEI


EN TO HAVE
LITICAL SCHOOL

morrow in the parlors of Barbour)
gymnasium.
Woman Appointed
As Labor Delegate

Unversity Sujmmr Session Faculty
Members W1-1l Be Principal
Speak~ers

TUT:EI

ted to the~
voters to

of

ol(1 a~n Institute of Govenment aid1
Politics, July 21 to 26, at thep 1Jxfv-'
Daily morning and afternoon ses-
;ios, with at least one evening ses-
ion open to the public, will make up
,he program of the institute. Lectur-
s and round table discussions will be
ondiucted by members of the Summer
sion faculty of the University. The
rincipal speakers will be: Prof,
Th~omas H. Reed and Prof. J. Ralston
layd~en, of the political science de-
)artmient,, Prof. Arthur E~. Wood, of
hie sociology department, Mr. Lent D.
pson and Mrs. C, E. Rightor, of the
etroit bureau of governimental re-1
earchi.
Tihe tentative program of the insti-I
uite consists of the discussion of the
implification of the state administra-
ion incluingl admi'nistrati+~ reor-
'ani~eatiok4 public employnent andl
public finnce. Political parties, in-
ernational relations, legislation and
ocial progress and the popular meth-
ds of teaching govern~ment will alsoI
e discussed.
The course will be open to anyone
711o desires to attend, but is patricu-
irly designed for women from the
Leagues of Women voters in Illinois,
niana, Kentucky, ,Ohio, West Vir-
inia, Wisconsin and. Michigan. These
ates comprise the fourth region of
ie National League of Women vot-
rs. A fee of not m~ore than $8 will
e charged for the course.
1TRLS BASEBALL
SERIES TOI OPEN MA Y14


LEAGUE FUND CAMPAIGN
TOB AEVERY WOMAN TO "'"GIVEII O11
"RGET" A LIFE MEMBIER-
SHIP1
Lauchfng of the undergradute
campaign for funds for the University
of Michigan League Uuiding to be
conducted April 2 to May will take
place at 4 o'clock Tuesday in Sarahl
Caswell Angell hall. At that time1
President Marion L. Murton will ad-
dress the mnembers of the Women's]
League.
The plans for the undergraduate
campaign will be explained by the
central committee for the drive, of
which Miss Anna M. Lloyd, '18, is
chairman. The quota for every wo-
man of the University is $50 for a
life membership, which she wil be
asked to "give" or "get." It will be
payable in three years by seniors, jun-
iors, and sophomores, and in four
years by freshmen. The opportunity
of securing a life membership for $50
will not be open after graduation.
Personal solicitation of every w-o-
man in the University: will he' madeI
by a group of team captains under
the direction of the central commit-
tee which is made up of representa-
tives from the dormitories, sororities,
and league houses. Reports of the
progress of the campaign will be made .
dail: and the names of the various
houses will be published when t0 per-
cent of their residents have taken out
life -memberships.
Election of committee chairmen and'
their committees for next year will
take place immediately after the mass
meeting Tuesday. Every woman of the
University is urged to be present and
assist in selecting the chairman andl
members of the Senior play commit-1I
tee, the Junior Girls' play committee,l
the Freshman Spread committee, andl
the social committees.f
The new officers of the Womnen's l

SPECIALPRACTIE FEl
MET WILL BEO

Eight events will he featured in the
first telegraphic track meet which w.ill
be held during the week beginningI
Saturday, May 17 to 24 on Palmer field
in which any University woman may
participate.
Practises fob' the women in prepar-
ation for the meet will begin at 4
o'clock, tomorrow on .Palmer athletic
field and continue until 0 o'clocR.
Regular Monday and Thursday after-
noon practises at the above stated
time will be held until the week of the
meet.
't he following is a list of the events
to be run off Discus, javelin, running
high and b)road jumps, baseball throw
for distance, 50 yard dash and 60O yard
low hurdles.
1Honer points wil be awardled for
C ntranco and placing in the meet.
Aiixe6nnc3 Eng geasaent
Announcement was n ade last Tie ,--
dlay evening, April 22, at th-! Delta Sig-
~n Phi house of the e ngagement of
L. Wallace l-offm, n, '25, of Richmond
FlN. Y. to Miss Elsie Schiff erdeck-
ar of ,Woodhaven, N. Y.3
I ~~cretin--today
Arcade-Gloria Swanson in "AI
Society Scandal."
Majestic---"The Galloping Fish." I

VVUIViIWIt ml DViLV ri~
TELEGRAPIC TRACK MEET

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erkiC,0a., April 26.--Intercol-
legiate compe< tition in women's sports
has een roihited by a resolution
lr~assed by thi PeNAtional Athletic con-
Iirce of Amie ricanm college women,
reetyheld in lPerkley. Colleges
haxe been aked to discontinue such
compeotition blefore the next national
covnin which_ will be held at
Cneluniversity in' 1927..
A uniifr oin point system was incor-
poratcd l ito the constitution of theE
associatilon, by which one hundred
points will be given fore all first team.
platces while the number of points to
be awarded for second team places
an(1 squads are to be determined by
thI" indiividuial college. Points gven
for act ual participation in sports areI
the only points which are transfer-
able from one college to another.
The conference also voted to become
a memher of the National amateur
athletic federation, an organization]
for the furtherance of both men and;
womlen's aithletics. The Universities
' Missou ri, Kansas and New Mexico
were amte to the central section,
,)f the A. C. A. C. W.I

lMrs. Frank B. Glbreth.
Mrs. Frank 0. Gilbreth, of Mont-
clair, N. J., and New York, has been
appointed joint delegate with her hus-
band to the scientific management
congress to be heict at the IMasaryk
Academy of Labor in Prague, zecho
Slovakia, next July.
Mrs. Gilbreth is one of the two engi-
n eers who have b~een elected to hon-
orary membership in the American So-
ciety, of Industrial Engineers, the
greatest honor for a management en-
gineei.
She is a graduiate of the University
of California and has a Ph.D. degree
from Brown university, is the author
of several authoritative books on the
psychology of management of fatigue
study and is the mother of ten child-
ren.
Wade W. Thayer, '955, a resident of
H~onolula, recently %reported to the
Alumni association h~ere ,that an Alum-
i club had been organized at Shapg-

wi.
ver
the
ani
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pos
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.01T) IN1{I 1"TLEGE
IORIALS TO GIRL $'VVI)ENTS
I Pnila, April 27.-Women .are to be
admitted a-s students in the University
of uanto Tomas beginning with the
3 chloi year of 1924-1,25. The change
in the universiqty's policy was re-
I nlyalprove(i iby the Pope, and the
i-7-isiasic officials have arranged to
adm>>it young women into the institu-
tion's college of pharmacy at the op-
cuing; of the next school year.
The University of Santa TomrasI
was foun ded more than three buwn-I
ia rgdyers ag-o,. and is the oldest uni-
:t:;;r ynow uder the Amuerican flag.

OSTER CONTEST
WILL CLOSE WED.
The Lantern night poster contestl
11 be open to womien of the Uni-
rsity until Wednesday when all of
esubmitted posters will be judged
A cash prizes of $5, $4, $3 and $1
11 be awarded to the winners.
W'omen who have their posters fins-
ed or who are interested in miak-
gone are requested to have theirl
sters at Barbour gymnasium by the
ove date.
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A style show will be given by
hers of the various sororities,)
houses and dormitories at the m,
WVomen's League. party at 4c
Friday, M ay 2, in Sarah Caswel;
ell hail. Dancing and refresh
will follow the show in Barbour
nasiUm.,
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EAT THE HARMONYWA
For your Sunday Dinner yuU wil
-md many good. things here tomorrow,
ou will enjoy:.

4lany other tempting foods will be
our menu at economical prices

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Wuierth -- Betty Compson
"Woman to Woman."

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Orphem-Monte Blue and Ir-
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Get a Rider
a r'eal fountain pen
& Ide4r's Pen Shop

rhe Harmony Cafeteria
508 East 'William St.

Bring the.,Family and Enjoy
Snday Dinner at TicH -armony

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JThe first games of the interclass Ili, Cin~ia.
aseball series for women wi ll be
layed off Wednesday, May 14, on ! ltlllltilfll~llf81ili0111
almer athletic field. =_
x Announcement had been made of- {V~ UI
e special practice hou~rs for the class- Suf~'~
s. and every women who- desires to jd S nda~y . " iner.
tyout for a position on .a clas~s squad )
srequested to report a~t th specified- AT THE NEW
me beginning this week..-AAbor
Practice hours are as follows : =,-.n -ro
An'reshmen and junlior women, 5 o-'
°ock; sophomore and' senior womhen, ,= restaurant
:4o'lok nMonday and oenes
a3'.i S'Ni):Y S1E1CIAL_
Notices ±dSoupe I
Relishes
The, names of the women and the K celery Green Olives
groups in which they are to practice !. Your Choice of
for the Freshman pageant will. be Boil Sprn hce
pjosted on the athletic bulletin boarai w(Creamed Asparagus) 'jI
in Barbour gymnasium, Monday. Chicken Stew " .
(Spanish Style)
Univrsiy Gils'Gleeclu wil hod -Chicken' Fricassee
Univrsiy Gils'Gleeclu wil hod (Green Peas)
its regular weekly meeting at 4:30 0 F= ried- Spring Chicken
clock Wednesday, instead of Tuesday, i (Country Style)
Ithe parlors of Barbour . gymnasiu.m, Roast Chicken Stuffed
it is im portant that all m em bers be = (CIhicken G ravy) e nt o pr a e f rth c mi g o -IV E T ; S
crts in which the Glee club will take!=dr.w ror.Pe 4a-e 'tte
ark, Lettuce -Salad-
The World fellowship committee of DEISSERT
the Y. W. C.. A. will meet at 5 o'clock!~ Strawberry Shortcake usa nNwer al =(ihCem
Wyver n society will in eel, at 7 : t5 o'- I- oDRINeaMiSi -
clock Wednesday at the Kappa Alpha CofeTaMl
Theta house, 1414 Washitenaw. ANABRRSARN
Freshman Girls' Glee club will have f, 214 S. Main St.
a regular meeting at 4:30 o'clock to- .a,4111t1l~tti1111iin ilt11tt1111fiullI
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