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rte-sion of the internatonl:Itraffic in
womencand children. The commislio
Vt IfedI its tl?.tifaT Ei;Jn at this deve t.lo
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HAIME OR LOCAL,
CAMPAIGN SELECTEDi
Divisional chairmen, for the local
,mpaign to raise funds for the Uni-
rsity of Michigan League building
are named at a meeting of the cen-
al organization committee held Wed-
day, They will be directly respon-
)le to the central organization comn-
ittee.
Mrs. Shirley P Pith has for her aides
s. John B~rummn, Mrs. John R1. Ef-
.ger, Mrs. Lewis Gram, Mrs. Alexan-
r Ruthven, Miss Jeaniette Studley,"
d Miss A. Woesner. Working with
s. James Kennedy are Mrs. Theo-
Le Raphael, Mrs. Claire Upthe-
Will Bie Editor
Of [Daily Iowan
!All tinIlamr nUnnam
FOR ILAN , TN AM INFAYCAM
Paitr ons °and pa"ltrone!sses Cfor LanI-t
tern night which will ihe hold Tti's- Twio gdayAlawere on Paler iitthe hin-
been announced as flos r ,n-w~ronoifc(%hen C
Marion L. Burton and(l uro~x inera d feat<ed SigumaKapa, 4-.
Dean John R. Effinger, and M& E1ancDc lta GanmmAvwon, from Collegiate
finger, Dean W. R.Hupeyan Sooi bascrot2-.
Mrs. H~umphreys, Dean Alfred !I . Stasfrte . OeasadSg
Lloyd and Mrs. Lloyd, Dean Mlortirner a Kanas wre Adelaide cScherer,
E. Cooley and Mrs. Cooley, Deanln Grce c' L'1onald anid Mian inda-
S. Whitney, and Mrs. Whitney, l)ean Ihey, N le eoutstandin payrsin!
Ge r e . at r o a d Mr . at ; c e ane wc:o r osterson, Dean Joseph A. iBursley annd d M al,1 r<gaet Effivlger !for Delta Ga-
Mrs. Bursley, Dean Jcan iiam'i'c I o n ' ima n.ndAlice Lan tlho ne andl .lice
Prof. Emil Lorch andti's Lc, )pel -owell.
Prof. John R.. Bruin and M:s.I The next gmsin the league will
1Brumm, Prof. J. Raleigh N elson nd b a played-at 10 o'clock Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson, Dr. John Sund :Iwal lLi( an--______
Mrs. 'Sundwall4 Dr. Margar.et ~ell, The League of Repubhlican ome
Mrs. Amy Hobart, Miss Mlar-ion IBlood , recently opened Pltsbr"for
and Miss Ethel McCornic. p lolitical trainin in Wi. hinton, D.
_C. Mrs. Vrii ht pe!of
NUMBER OF 0,%1OMEN Washington, is pei e t1, te lca-
POLICE ICESge
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EDUCA~TION CLUB
1LECTS OFFICERS
Electon0' the followving officers of
-he ~irls' Eduational club) for next
yva hae benannou"Tnced as follows:
~ ~esien, LciileChalmIfrs, grad.,
vic-prsidntFaith B Pruick, '25. The
offces of the secrietazry and treasurer
wil ntbemd until next year when
the.y will el~tected from the new
ienib1;ers.
'T. Luther Pmurdom, of the School of
Edutio, adresedthe clubd at the
las =necti7g owhich -tics held on Wed-
nedy.:iesnoeon "E .ucati~na1
Vfgti"and explain]edC to the ,piem-
hers o heclub that they had an. un,-
U5iioportunpity in the civic life of
thert lr e communities, stating that
the tehras a greater chance even
in Lenng to educate the potential
citzes tanhave the mothers of
LOOK FOR THIS NAME ON T:
T_ 7 his tie is P rol
of its associatio
LIKE attracts' like, and Ci
LwCravats are proud of them
sociation with well-dressed co]
4men. Moreover, the confide
which amen place: in the n
Cheney is a constant inspiratic
surpass their expectation of 'core
ness of style, excellence of mate
and beauty of patterns.
ALSO TUBULARS AND BAT WINGS
'IrvMade Iy
I The makers of Cheney Silks
)ud
one
heney
,ir as-
dilege
3ence
name
ion to
irrect-
:rials
grove, Mrs. John Waite, Miss Natalie
iMurphy, Miss Mary Ives, and Mrs.
L~aurence Blartell. Miss Elsa H-aller's
list is composed of Mrs. H. G. Rasch-
backer, Mrs. Leslie Wikel, Mrs. Ralph
'Aigler, Miss Martha Guernsey, Mrs.
William L. Mahon, and Mrs. Walter
Staebler. Working under Miss Eliza-
beth Steere are Mrs. Orlan Boston.
-Miss Fredericka Gillette, Miss Anna
Steele, Mirs. W. A. Paton, and Miss
'Elizabeth B. Steere.
Each of the divisional chairmeni 'will
;be assisted by five team captains who
will in turn be responsible for four
workers. A 'comiplete list of captains
1will be published later,
All workers w~ill meet M~on day even-
Ing. An exact time and place will be
announced in The Daily official bul-
letin,
JUNIOR'S WILL BE
HOSTESSES AT TEA
Junior women will be honor guests
-at tea from '4 to 5 o'clock today on
the terrace of Martha Cook building.
The tea wvill be given under the di-
rection of the Women's League and
the junior women of Martha Cook
~will act as hostesses for the occasion.
Features from the Junior Girls',
play, "Thank' You Madam,," wil1~nmakei
up the entertainment at the tea. All
junior women are invited to attend.,
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Xt Ann _ rbor peoplle do not real-
j f.1that rightIhere in oar own
I~~~; hor e ownweave one of the
la1rg1est stock s of flower seeds,
in te stte.In annual seeds
~ j ; haTent only the well known
vartis utwe have the new'-
im ovities in separate colors
~ asxvei asnux~l.In perennial
sftowe r seedls we have a wvide
va:riety and carry inaiiy kinds
netii rredin retail .catalogu~es.
I;'a small qiianfity orsan ounce
isrequre.! vwe can supply. Our
st)c1ks arc fresh andi germina-
tio;n is guaranteed. Everything
in flowe rin seeds~, plants, bulbs,
's "r1-1bs.
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Mi1~ss 1Hazel Samuelson'Io
M 1iss Hazel Samuelson is to become
editor-in-chief June 1, of the Daily:
Iowan, 'daily newspaper of Iowa ,:ni-
versity. There are only a few women
editors of daily newspapers in thec
country anld fewer still of college dail-
ies. College men have heretofore meld1
a monopoly of this pos-itioin, but Miss
Samuelson will overtu _rn this tradi-
tion when she becomeos etitor-in-
chief.,
The Iowan is one of the two largest3
college dailies in the country. it is,
published every 'dlay but Monday
throughout the year, has a full leased
associated. pres~s wire, ,buys comic!
features and uses a news photo serv-
ice. It_ is self supporting and a s a
staff of more than 1040,students.
Mi ~i U elson hashad agod
1-eal of ei~eieace in newspaper wvo
Until three yea-rs ago her homo j ay
at Shenandoah, Ia., andl for twvo ye~
,he was on the staff of the ;Shenap .i
Miss Olga Nethesl" i, thelE hg1511'7
Geneva, 'May' i5.-Womnjpolee re ctrssis rep~oted 1to) hav e 3t1 ouniC':d
licrea'sing througho"Iut th]^ wor'l, not- heintention' to st'and fcr parl imenit
ably in the United States and GreaIt'at the first opportun:ity. Ruplron
rtitain, according to an in~vestigmA-vili be food,;ou.inPandeducti.on1.
on made by' the perlmnent League--
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Notices
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,e t tile' eniors wno are interested x~
tking up any of the various voca-
1s. hos~e seniors 'who ha-ve niot
slted with her and would care
do so may make an app ineri
1where to write con cerning the
action of vocations.
Id othe teriisto' aem Itwl
extendd until Monday 'night. Tf
ries in~ the tournament are unableI
play off their matches, they are
ed to report to Elizabeth Lauver.
[embers of Athena 'society who
Li to attend the picnic Monday are
Lested to sign on the bulleti
.rd in University hall before to-.
ht.
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brohr preside over a private
deer ranchL of 45,000 cdeer, prob-
y the lrget, in the world,
.9 tru~e eficiency to use Dal~ly
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LaiS WILSON~
:The only thing cold about "Ice-
bound" is the title. The story is just
a big, wva.-m slice of life-fairly boil-
ing over with interest-compelling situ-
ations.
Masterm,
A Tlat-Nei n Lubitachl
since ~Psin"mse of(lir c-
tion. and mais;tress of enmot'ior
weave their na,., into) anoter
bigr drama' of lvpsinand
intrigue.
O"d
Mucky Boys
&z Saxton'
mg Numbnlers
IKINOGRAMS
Topical Newvs Review
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