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POLITICAL INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD JULY!2-2
Wife Of Envoy
Arrives in U. S.
QUIRlK TO ASSIST IN
DIRECTING GiRLS5 PLAY
COURSES WILL BE CONDUTED
BY NATIONAL LEAGUE
OF VOTERS
Registration may now be made with
Dean Edward H. Kraus of the summer
session, for the five day institute of
government and politics which will, be
held at the University July 21-26.
The course will Ne conducted lby the
University "in cooperationwith, te
fourth region of the National League
of Women voters, which comprises
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio and Illinois.
The registration fee will be not more
than $8.
The course Will consist of lectures
and discussions from 9 to -12 o'clock
and 2 to 4 o'clock each of the five
days. The work will be divided into
six parts. The division concerning
state and county administration will
be conducted by L. D. Upson and
Charles Righton, of the Detroit ;bur-
eau of governmental research. Prof.
Thomas H. Reed of the political sci-
ence department, has charge of the
division concerning political parties
and nominating methods.
The study of legislation and social
progress will be directed by Prof. Ar-
thur E. Wood, of the sociology depart-
ment. The department of internation-
al relations will be conducted by Prof.1
Joseph R. Hayden, of the political sci-
ence department. The course in lawt
making bodies and popular methodsi
of teaching government will be under
the direction of Prof. Reedy assisted
by a professor from another- univer-
sity, whose name has not yet been an-
nounced.
.Mrs. May Wood Simons of Northwes-
tern university, will act as chairmanE
of the institute.-
Journalistic Society Elects
Theta Sigma, a local journalistic
organization for women elected the'
following officers for next year at the
meeting held Thursday afternoon;
President, Elizabeth Liebermann, '25;
secretary and treasurer, Regina Reich-
m ann, '25.
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,Mr. DanielL. Quirk, Jr., director of
the Ypsilanti Players has consented
to assist in the directing of the Junior
Girls'- play -for- next- year. Mr. Quirk
does :not feel that he .can. assume the
entire esponsibility of producing the
play but is willing to attend .various
rehearsals and give-.advice, according
to Norma Bicknell, '26, general chair-
man.
The Ypsilanti Players will not be as
activein' producing plays for the pub-
lic during the-nextyear as it has- been
in the past. Because of this fact, Mr.
Quirk..is. willing. to give, his assistance
in produging the- Junior play.
Miss Bicknell has stated that it may
be necessary to obtain another direct
or to assist -Mr. Quirk, but this sel-
ection will not bemade until next fall.
Irene Castle, dancer, is credited
with starting the bobbed-hair craze.
Now she is'sponsoring a "back to, nat-
ure" movement abolishing rouge, pow-
der and lipstick..
Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything
quickly.--A4dv.
Lists of approved rooming houses
Pn-for University women for next year
Plans have been completed- for theI are ready and may be obtained from
annual senior -breakfast which will be Mrs. Long at the Dean's office.
I hldat :3 o*'clock Thursday",Je12, -________
In the Union, ballroom, according to "Jimmie the fdtaker" sells anything
Dorothy l3ogan, '24, chairman of the quickly.-Adv.
senior, social, committee. Helen Del-___________________
bridge, '24, will be toastmistress for
the occasion.
I The senior breakfast is a tradition EEP ANYWH RE, BUT
among the women of the University. EAT AT REX'S
It is at this time that the women an- THE CLUB LUNCH
nouncement their engagements by I72 Arbor-Street
partaking of the sliced lemon which ?4a7 state and Packard Streets
is passed at the breakfast table while
the women who have become married
during their college career will signi-
fy this fact by blowing out a lighted
candle which, will also be passed at
this time. 3
Tickets for -the breakfast will go on
sale the latter part of the week at the:ma t GL
bookstores. Price $1.
engagement of Florence E. Larned,
'24, of Ar.n Arbor, to Robert B. Tarr,
'24, of Greensburg, Pa. Miss Larned.
is a member of Sigma Kappa sorority.
Tarr is a member of Sigma Delta Chi-..
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IRVING WARMOLTS, D. S. C.
Chiropedist and
0 N rthopedist
707 North Univorstly _.hone 2852
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Llcensed Steamship Agent
601 Z. Huron St. Pit.
Local authorized agent for White
Cunard, U. S., Canadian Pacific,
Star, American, Pacific Mail, I
German Lloyd, Italian, French, Gr
Hanmburg American, and ALLG
lines. Also, all College Tours on a
Lines can be arranged thru me.
me early for best reservations.
services on booking you are
Write, phone or call.
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Notices
Life membership subscriptions
taken out this year are due now.
They are payable to Charlotte Blag-
don, 602 Monroe street.
Women interested in obtaining pos-
itions as waitresses at sumnmer resorts
for vacation will get information con-
cerning such positions by writing to
124 SOUTH MAIN-TELEPHONE 1,000
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Laly Isabella Howard
Lady Isabella Howard, who has just
arrived in Washington to join her hus-
band, Sir Esine Howard, the new am-
bassador of Great Britian, isbeing ex-
tensively entertained by the diplomat-
ic and official sets.
Y.W.C.A. Will Hold
Reception In Fa l1
Extensive plans for the reeption of
entering women idi the University have
been made by the Leadership com-
mission of the Y. W,.C. A. The first
activity of the organization will be a
reception for all women on campus
Saturday, Sept. 20, in Alumni Memorial
hall.
- Further plans- for the welcome of
new students have been made by the
interchurch council, of which Pauline
Kennedy, '25, is chairman.
"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything
quickly.--Adv.
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What's New
in Blouses
$2.50 to $15
Trim affairs for sports
wear are of dimity,
English broadcloth,
crepe de Chine and
bouclette-knit. Man-
nish lines. Tucked
bosom fronts. Jacket
styles. White and col-
ors.
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Extra
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Bathing Suits
in All Colors
ENJIPLO A-B Ginger
Ale becauseit'sextra
,fry. Real Jamaica
Ginger gives ,it a quality
that is both snappy and
satisfying. Popular with
the men for this biting,
nippy taste-itt is a favorite
with women also for, its
delicately piquant flavor.
Serve it to your guests.
Airy Frocks Welcome
SumrsWarmDay
$5 to $12-50
In styles that make
swimming easy. Of all-
wool in dark and in viv-
id colors. Sacony and
Annette Kellermann
makes. Serviceable
and very smart in ap-
pearance.
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LOOK FOR THIS NAMS
ON 'THE NCKA1:
priced $10.50 to $29.50
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Knowyourneckwear
by this name
The surest nuide to correct,
neckwear style, quality
and unusual value.
Woven in one piece;,
easy to tie; no seams to
rip; no lining to wrinkle.
(Made in fear:in-.hasds and bat)
ALSO SILK.ANDWORSTED SOCKS
Made by theumakers of C/eney Silk.
ANHEUSER-BUCHC
ST. LOUIS
KLEIS BEVERAGE CO.-Distributors
ANN ARBOR
Delightfully smart dresses that defy
the hottest weather. Of linen, tub
silk; all-over embroidery, voile,
gingham, tissue and ratine. White
and every dainty color. Some are
hand made. Sizes 14 to-44. The low
prices make it easy to own several.
SECOND FLOOR
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Smart Hats
for Wear Now
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$4 to $12.50
Of bangkok, leghorn and
other straws, of silk and of
combinations of fabric and
straw. Becoming shapes,
mostly small and close-
fitting. White and colors.
SECOND FLOOR
You'll Need
Y a ' e '
a Sports Coat
No)t' $25 to $49.50
They're coats that will
prove their usefulness for
every summer occasion. Of
rih sports fabrics in new-
est colors. -Sizes 14 to 44.
Formerly $35 to $75.
O'nite Bags,
$5, Useful
Smart looking
There's room in one of
these bags, not only for
a hat but for all the toil-
ette aids an overnight
stay requires. Black
patent finish. Illustra-
tion shows bag fitted
merely to cemonstrate
its capacity.
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Skirts Pleated
or ]lain:
SECOND FLOOR
J. F. WUERTH,
N. F. ALLEN
SOLD BY
*ACK & CO.
WADUAMS & CO.
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$8.5o to $19-50
Of flannel, wool crepe,
Poiret, roshanara, ve-
lour and tweed. Many
in wrap-around style.
Plain colors, plaids,
stripes. Newest for
summer sports wear.
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Gifts of Distinction
for Girl Graduates
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LeaveAnn Arbor with all'
your clothed looking new
and fresh by having them
cleaned and presed 'hers.
Costs are surprisingly low.
Selected from Goodyear stocks
There's no more certain wav of
bringinghappiness to the girl Who
graduates this June than with ap-
parel gifts. All these are newest
Sand smartest-and moderately
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Sweater Styles
are Many
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$3.50 to $20
Dutton-fronts, slipovers,
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