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LEGATES TAKE ACTION
?EW APPORTIONMENT OF
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Delegates from the University to the
eighth national convention of the
Young Women's Christian association
which is now in session in New York
City, report that a gift of more than
$1,000,000 was received to cover the
accumulated liability of the secretarial
retirement fund, from the Laura Spel-
man fund of the Rockefeller founda-
tion.
Among other action which has been
taken at the convention was the adop-
tion of the proposed amendment to the
constitution effecting the selection of
convention delegates. Instead of se-
lectinig delegates on the membership
basis, as is done at the present time
delegates will be chosen on a basis of
one for every hundred voting members
up to 500. Above that it was suggest-
ed that there should be one addition-
al delegate for every 200, until the
.representation) Lreaches ten. Those
having more than 1,500 voting mem-
hers should be entitled to one for ev-
ery additional 500, until the delegationj
reaches 15.
The delegates from the University,
were: Mrs. Carl G. Huber, represent-'
ative of the advisory board; Miss Mary
Ross, general secretary; Dorothy Jef-
frey, '24, president; Jane Gibson, '25,
Claribel Bowen, '24, senior represents-t
tive; Jane Gibson, '25, junior repre-
sentative; Mary Tyler Louthan, '26,l
sophomore representative; and Jane
Williams, of the Nurses' Y. W. C. A.

Arcade - "The Hunchback of
Notre Dame."
Majestic-Mae Murray in "Ma-
demoiselle Midnight."
Wuerth- Conway Tearle and
Corinne Griffith in "The Com-
m6n Laws" .
Orpheum--"Rider's Up."

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Signing out slips for April are due '~ ~ ~ t eev l eot
..I uO'clock today to receive all reports
Sigingoutslis fr Aril dae on the League- campaign.
- ~~Jand should be handed in at the office gp
of the dean of women by Wednesday.! o iptfr-aigcetro
E1IC E DON'T SHOWS' bon Tirpitz,filre-eating creator o
the Imperial Navy, Came out after
NINU D INCREASE Mortarboard will hold an important six years of reflection with the con-
meeting at 7:30 o'clock today at elusion that might comes before right
the Delta Gamma house. in the international game, but that
Results of the undergraduate cam- Germany must now adopt more con-
aign for life memberships in the Un- Pi Lambda Theta will hold a regu- ciliatory means. "Germany," he said,
ersity of Michigan League, were re- ular weekly meeting at 8 o'clock to- "must avail herself of every help of-
rted yesterday by Miss AdaMulhol- morrow at 517 East Ann street. Elec- fered her anywhere in the world."
nd, undergraduate secretary, as fol- tion of officers will take place at this
ws meeting and all members are request-. Washington, May 5:-The treasury
A glumnae ouse. . . 108}0 pct. ed to attend. announces it has let contracts for con-
Collegiate Sorosi. . 100 struction of 10 speed boats for use
Alpha Xi Delta.. 100 Members of the world fellowship of the coastguard in the campaign
-appa-elta. . . .100 -committeeof the University Y. W. C. against rum running. They will cost
a tA.will meet at 5 o'clock Thursday; approximately $5,000 each.
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SIX HOUSES PLAY
IN OPENING GAMES
Six houses will play the opening
games of the interhouse baseball series
in the first round which will be play-
ed at 4 o'clock tomorrow on Palmer
field.
Following is a list of the games
which will make up the first round:
Zeta Tau Alpha vs. Alphi Phi, Alpha
Epsilon Phi vs. Alpha Omicron Pi,
Waite zone vs. McClinton zone.
All houses should send representa-
tives over to Barbour gymnasium to
see when their house is scheduled to
play. Umpires are also requested to
watch the bulletin board to see what
games they will umpire.

a nquist (v members) .100
Ladd (3 members) ........100
Caughey (9 members) ....100
Adams (10 members) ......100
Alpha Gamma Delta.......92
Delta Gamma............ 90
Chi Omega............... 82
Betsy Bar.our...... . 81
Kappa Alpha Theta ....... 80
Spaulding (14 members) .. 79
Alpha Chi Omega..........79
Westminster (14 members). 79
Gamma, Phi Beta.........77
Martha 'Cook .............. 72
Adelia Cheever.71
Mohler (9 members).......67
Limpert (6 members)......7
Helen Newberry ..........06
Kappa Kappa Gamma......63
Zeta Tau Alpha.......... 61 a
Phi Sigma Sigma.......60
Reagh (16 members)....... 56
Delta Zeta........ .....52
Delta Delta Delta. .....50 I
Culver (2 members).........50
Schaumen (10 members) .. 50
McNeill (6 members) ...... 50.

University Girls' Glee club special
rehearsals are announceduasfol-
lows: There will be no rehearsals to-
1day because of, Swing-Out. A re-
hearsal of the Cosmopolitan club will
be held at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow in'
the parlors of Barbour gymnasium.
Rehearsal for Mother's day at 5 o'-
clock and at 7:30 o'clock for the Cos-
mopolitan club in Hill auditorium.
Senior Girls' play practice is an-
nounced as follows: Act 3, at 7:30
o'clock tonight at Sarah Caswell Ang-
ell hall. Act 2, at 7 o'clock tomorrow;
night at the same place.
Members of the Portia society will'
meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the
Women's League room of Univer-
sity hall in order to attend in a body

instead of Tuesday, which is the us-
tal meeting time.

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The new silk belting fabric. Crisp, smart,
tailored. In interesting patchwork effects. Or
severely plain. Its piquancy added to by a
pierrot pompon. A soft-hued bird. A glitter-
ing pin.
The very smartest of these belting silk hats
have just arrived here' from the Vogue Hat
Company--Fifth Avenue. Arrived here in
time for you to choose one as a fitting top-
mate to your new taileur costume. Choose
it now -while you have them all to choose
from.
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Festival Tickets
Placed In Mails
Season tickets for the coming May
Festival, May 21, 22, 23, 24, have been
mailed out to all subscribers. The en-
tire main floor, the entire first bal-
cony except the last row, and the
front section of the second balcony
have been sold. Seats remain in the
reat section of the second balcony and
may be had up until May 10 for $5 for
the , course: of. six concerts. Tickets
for single 'concerts will be on sale af-
ter May 11, at the office of the School
of Music.
Announce Engagement
Mr. andf ri Albert L. Shepard, of
Rochester, N. Y.,: announce the en-
gagement of their d~aughter, Ruth~
Elizabeth, to Dr. Ralph Bryan Fast,.
'22M, of Celina, Ohio. Miss Shepard
is a graduate of Smith college. Dr.
Fast is a member of Phi Rho.Sigma'
fraternity.
"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything
quickly.--Adv. 0
EUROPE-ORIENT
E. G. KUJEBLER
Licensed Steamship Agent
C01 E. Huron St. Ph. 1384
I ocal authorized agent for White Star,
Cunard, U. S., Canadian Pacific, Red
Star, American, Pacific Mail, North
German Lloyd, Italian, French, Greek,
Hamburg American, and ALL other
lines. Also, all College Tours on above
Lines can be arranged thru me. See
me early for best reservations. My
services on booking you are free.
Write, phone or call.

SENIOR LITS NOTICE
Senior literary class dues are
now payable, and must be paidJ
up before May 15. Chpcks
j should be mailed to Lincoln D.
Jones, treasurer, 1923 Geddes j
avenue.
"Jimmie the adtaker" seils anythingl
quickly.-Adv.

WANT MAY FESTIVAL
ROOMS
Ann Arbor residents who can
furnish rooms for guests who
will be here for the May Festiv-
al and Commencement week
are asked to leave all details
concerning the rooms and their
address with the Union opera-
tor. The work of securing rooms
for' guests at these tined is t19
en care of by the Union alumni
rooming committee.J

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photo-play production of all time-the screen
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praise.
Never before has there been such a picture.,
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