RY 17, 1924

THE MICHTGAN DAILY





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Woman Is Called
Super-Member Of
Legion Auxiliary


IR un El TO I E TIID ATHENA DISCUSSES

ers' training course of the University;
Y. W. C. A. will be held from 9 to 12y
o'clock Saturday morning in the of-#
lice of Newberry hall. The examina-
tion is about one hour in duration.!
Members are osked to bring blue-!
books, and to come at the most con-
venient hour.
Athletic managers of all the houses
on the campus are requested to meet
in Barbour gymnasium, at 12:15 o'-!
clock today to have their picture tak-
ci. Thishp~otlument will be post-
poned in case of rain.
The board of representatives of the
Women's Leagnewill have its picture
taken for the Michiganensian at noon
Saturday at Spedding's studio.
Wyvern society will have its picture
taken 5 o'clock today at Key's studio.)

The finals of the first round of thes
inter-house basketball tournament
will be played off at 4 o'clock today
in Varbour gymnasium, when Zeta
Tau Alpha will face Kappa Alpha
Theta; Alpha Gamma Delta will play
Phi Sigma Sigma and Helen New-
berry residence will meet Adelia
Cheever house.
The following is the line up for
the last game; Newberry residence vs.

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Newerry
M. T. Louthan. L. I
E. Fralick R. F.
R. Sanders. C.
G, Schroeder S. C.
E. Johnson T. G.
M. Keller R. G.

Ille HLLLLII IU LL!JIU11L 1B KNPEACEIPLAN
J° NA L ICTheIBok Peace plan was the sub-
ject for general discussion at the
open meeting of. the Athena literary
Dr. Hilda Hempl Heller will give 1 society which was held Tuesday night.
lecture at 7:30 o'clock tonight under 1 The principal arguments brought up
the auspices of the Zoological and in favor of the plan were: that it has
Geographical Journal clubs in room given and will give publicity to the
1224 the mineralogical lecture room in idea of internationalism; that it pro-
the Natural Science building. The title vides a chance for a better under-
of the lecture will be "Mammals of standing and greater sympathy be-
Eastern Peru." tween the European countries and our
Dr. Heller spent considerable time own; and that it provides a permanent
as her husband's assistant on an cx- conference and thus does away with
pedition to the region of the water- the delays in arbitration, 'such as
sheds of the Huallaga and Pachitea those which gave Germany an excuse
rivers, which are tributaries of the -for failing to settle its quarrel by ar-
Amazon and drain the highlands and bitration at the beginning of the
the pampas region of eastern Peru. World War.
This expedition was conducted unde: , Those members who were not in
the auspices of the field museum o ,l favor of the plan, who were slightly
natural history of Chicago. The lee-' in the majority, declared that the
ture will be illustrated with lantern I plan is not practical; that the idea
slides. I of fighting for one's rights is so
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raily classified tor reai results. and national spirit that it is impossi-
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ble to do away with war; and that the The election of officers will 1
selfish attitude of the United States, at the next meeting.
according to the plan, may be ex-
pressed thus: "Here, let us help you,f Washington, Jan. 1G.-The
but don't you dare interfere with us." department is trying to get the
Florence Fuller, '25, spoke on "The can Cable, Vera Cruz to Gal
Composition of a Symphony Orches- opened, it having been closed
tra," illustrating her talk by a dia- the revolt.
gram of the arrangement of the Bos-
ton Symphony orchestra. Daily classified for real res

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J. Redmond.
0. Fast
F. Staw
K. Scott
G. Brummeler
F. Nelson


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Portia society will meet at 715 o'-
clock tonight in room 302, Mason hall.!

Members of University Girls' Gleer
club are requested to meet at 10
o'clock Saturday morning at Rent-
schler's studio for a group picture.
Senior society will have its picture
taken at 5:30 tomorrow at Dey's
stu'dio, for the Michiganensian.
The industrial committee- of the Y.
AV. A C. A. llnmet at 4 o'clock to dan

Substitutes for Newvberry residence
are: Marjorie Weher and Betty Hayes.
Adelia Cheever substitutes: Mary
Marshall, Olive Mears, M. Appelt,
Rosolind Zokk, Lucille Graff, Mary
Boker and Elizabeth Stone.
The second round of the inter-
house basketball tourney will be
played next week.
Nurses Celebrate "Cap Night"
"Cap Night" for nurses, a tradition-
al affair at which the seniors enter-
tain the freshmen, was held Mon-
day. night. This event marks the end
of the probation period for the nurses.
At the end of the ceremony they be-
come sophomores. Fifty-five fresh-
men received their caps Monday night.


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There will be a brief but very im-
portant meeting of all junior women
at 4 o'clock today in Sarah Cas-
well Angell hall. Scrcin-Today
Members of the cast of the Junior
Girls' play who have already been Arcade-Mae Murray in "Fash- I
chosen are asked to report for re- ion Row.
hearsal at 7 o'clock tonight in Sarah sA"
Caw~l ngllbal.i Majestic-"The Age of Desire."
Caswell Angell hall. *
meetat 12 ' Wuerth-- Jacques Gretillat in
Masques society will oet t1 '-I "Nero."
clock Monday, Jan. 21 at Spedding's __r_.
studio to have their picture taken. Orpheum - Arline Pretty in
New members are also requested to :
be present. Tipped Off.
The Girls' Mandolin club will meet
at 5 o'clock today i in Newberry
hall. __ ~h n
Members of the. cabinet ofthe Whitney Saturday,evening,
iversity Y. W. C. Awill meet at 5 WoJan.y19-Walker Whit eside's
o'clock toniorrow a.t Dey's studio to mytrpl,"Te-inu"
have a group picture taken. mystery play, "The Hindu,"
Sophomore women who -~ave n t Garrick -(Detroit)-"The Love
paid their Freshmtan spread. duos , Child," with Janet Beecher
should give them to Miss Sherman n and Lee Baker in the leading
the office of the dean of wontero,
should send them to Kathryn Willson, -__ _---------_ ----__
1205 Hill street. This is a compulsory i
tax and should be paid at once. Dally classified for real results.
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Mrs. Dorothy Harper
Mrs. Dorothy Harper, of Hawaii, is
national treasurer of the American
Legion auxiliary and may well be
called a "super-meinber." During the
war Mrs. Harper was a yoeman (F) in
the United States navy, serving in the
pay corps, so is entitled to member-
ship in the Legion proper. She saw,
however, a larger field for definite
work in the auxiliary and chose that.
Interchiurch Committee to Meet
The interchurch committee of the
Y. W. C. A. will hold a special mfeeting
and potluck supper at 5:30 o'clock
tonight at Newberry hall. Women sec-
retaries of the various churches of
the city have been invited to attend
the meeting, and to take part in the
discussion following. Miss Ellen
Moore, secretary of the First Meth-
odist church, will have charge of the
discussion following the supper. Sev-
eral other special features have been
arranged for the program.j
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