AY, JANUARY 26i, 1924
+'THE MCHIGANP DAILY
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______________ !are but 2,94 probation officersn all
the courts In the country dealing with
IIo e childen less than half as yet employ
probation officers."
Any Members of the University Wko- Ased T oB Tell
3iien's Glcee dul who desire a picture;
~fthe club, will please call Marion! How PC eace Prize
B3arlow, 1287, by noon today. W4as Awarded
Women who desire to do 'hospital ..y
sclal service work the second sAmes-
fer are requested to give their name,;
tddess, telephone number, the type!
f ork they desire and the hours'I
they have vacant the second semes-
er, to 1 Mis oss in the Y. W. . A.(F4
a ce in Newberry hall as soon as pos
Any women who are willing to be at
the candy booth in University hall
froma 8:45 to 9:15, from 11 to 12, fromn
"Nitx45 to 2:15, or from 4 to 5 o'clock
any day or days during examinations
are requested to call Kathryn Will
son, 452.
'More dancing and beginning swim-
mng classes have been added to the
physical education program at Ba
or gymnasium. This offers the wo-
Rien a greater opportunity to elect the
arious courses that they wish to take.;
These classes fill up rapidly, there-;
fre it is advisable to sign up early'-
and get your classification card. The$
ime for enrolling in these classes will'
fry from 9 to 12 o'clock and from 2 t
r5 "o'clock , Jan. 29, 3q andl 31.
Portia Literary society elected of- *.-:.
ficbers for the coming semester, at its #
last meeting which was held Thur-k >
day night. They are as follows: Ly-.
dia Baird, '24, president; Elizabeth s
Van'allenburgh, '26, vice-president; f
1Mabel Agust,.'24, secretary; .J.una,
Barnes, 25, treasurer. Charlotte Blag-
don, r,25 , will contnue to represent":s1
p,.th~ society on the oratorical board.
flflflfl~lflhllIss Ether E. Lape
PflhflT it doesn't usually take a senate
OF ~lUV IIUN bU~lI~committee to make a woman tell what
New York, Jan. 25.- (By A.P.) - she knows. But a body of solons in-
S Greater progress in the develop- vestigating the Bok peace plan award
inent of juvenile courts has been made has summoned Miss Esther E. Lape,
t ~ring the past five years than during executive secretary of the American
n a iy ten preceding years, accordig to Peace Award, that decided the winner
~ Naiona Prbatin as~citionre-of the $100,00 prize to tell the mth-
it whichsastt aout 00,000 "od used in choosing the peace plan.
~ d lld enunder 18tyetas ofu ge pa s
ed through the courts of the Unitedf Women Open World Headquarrters
ftates during 1923. London, Jan. 25.-A pavilion has
xj I the juvenile corts, where proba-{ been erected in the grounds of th
tn oa crs are employed, iore than :Britih -Empire exhibition at Wemb-
75 peg cenmot. o tcildlren are plaed ley by the International Council of
(M' robation and given an opportunity 'Women. It will be the headquarters
under proper' supervision to roe that of th world of women.
Yihey ,were not, basically bad and 80 Milions of organized women will be
per cent of those placed on probationreesndintebligadfo
imade good week to week feminine hoes, aspira-
Probation Authorized by Law ,,tions and ideas for the solution of the
"In every state of the Union today, world's most difficult problems will be
says the report, "probation is autor- -osdrd
ized by law as a method of the treat- _______T_ _____
mnent in the courts. In some of the _.
states, however, its use is greatly lim-
aited, the principal limitation, which ap- ATTIIETi EAfIFLS I
I#plies in 13 states, is to the cases of I
children only. All but two states in (
Sthe Union Maine and Wyoming, pro- SseTod+
vide for specially organized juvni e1rtI- y
vcourts'withi probation work as a cr -___
nerstone. No State has a complete4 Arcade - Sidney Chaplin in
system and in many states this system "HrTeprryhsbn.
is limited to a few large cities. 11_
New York has extended the Juvenile !- c-"se o egec,
scourt to all counties by recent legisla- with Norma "Talmadge.
'ition while Arkansas and California f____-
have extended the age limit to 21. !j uerth -- Elinor Glyn's "The
Twenty states now have the 18 year j Worl's a Stage."
.age limit.j
Prsn Sstin Inadeuate _-
''The present crime wave and the:
many similar waves which have pre-j Stage-This Wee.f1
Sceded it are ample proof 'that the pris-;
on and reformatory system is an inad-l- -j
equate cure for crime," the report de- t GarricIl-- Walker Whiteside inj
Glares. "A nation-wide survey justC "Mr. Wu,"1
completed reveals the fact that there I- ________
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WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB
MAKES CONCERT PLANS
WILL BROADCAST PROGRAX
OVER DETROIT FREE
PRESS RADIO
University, Girls' Glee club will be-
gin its concert activities early,-In the
second semester.
The first appearance, of the club
will be at one of the concerts given
by the faculty of the School of Music.
On Feb. 29 the- Glee club will sing
over the radio from the Detroit Free
Press. 14 addition to these engage-
ments there will be appearances in
Ann Arbor and in other places. Plans
are beingi made for concerts through
the" state at different cities under the
auspice~s of alumnae groups in those
cities. Jackson and Birmingham --ill
in all probability be included in the
list of concert places.
Officers of the Glee club will be
glad to get in touch with any alum-
nae groups in the state that would
care to have the 'club sing under theirt
auspices.' The proceeds of the Uni-<
versity Girls' Glee club concerts arei
given to the University of Michigan3
League building fund.
Holds Positiona
As Comn'issl ea-
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Tri nbep ae d of f eseodiatelyeater thesuccessful experiment, judging by
DfffIIoeigo h eodsmse. number who take advantage of its
FIVE ILRM H IIIII
I Following are the teams wNhich will vice. Dr. A. D. Wick~ett, of Ann
I D~ 'TAITfhlt enter the last round of the tourney: ber, a specialist on tuberculosis,
~g IIJRL~fLL UUIIILIPi Beta Phi, Delta Gazmma, Alpha Om- amines, advises and instructs tt
icron Pi, am Phi Beta~ , nd Marthla coming to the clinic. It is open. i
Gamma4 to 5 o'clock on Wednesdays for
Within the- last .week~ the second Cook. The pairings and the exact
round of the inter-house basketball tima erf th egamaes will be announce( menoan children, and from 7 tc
tunmnwa copee an fIat altr1ae o'clock of the chlsame day for mn
touramen comlete andfivethe board of health rooms in the2
teams'were eliminated from the con- Arbor city hall, at Huron and F'
tes-t. Only a few more games remain Ttuhtrcufl yisCnle Cares for -luny ~venues:
to decide the winner. of the campus The tuberculosis clinic, which weas
championship. The last games will started in November, is proving alI PatroniFe The Daily Advertiser:
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* 200SPECIAL BASKETBALLj
*3:30 MA TINEE. TODAY s : o
I1DON'T MISS IT
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We Pro m is e
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The
Xiss Viola 'S1l.
Miss Viola Smith is the only woman
to hold the position of assistant tracle
commissioner in the department of
commerce. She is stationed at Shang-.
hai, China. At present she is at Wash-
ington, but will soon return to the
Orient.
Biggest Laugh
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GERMAN WOMEN I
SCORN PROFITEERS elhsbte adegadtejew-
eler-producehs dutealerd.eci,.ade tocos
upshop until thel neighborhood,#u mean-
Berlin, Jan. 25.-The sign "fats, but- Ii~n the housewives,' had forgotten ,and
ter,, eggs and cheese for sale within" loedtm rt ie u ispjt
aperdrecently in a Berlin jewel -_llowd _tie _t__i__outhisa_ t
er's shop window, b-ut there were few
customers.. Housewives Organized a IflOnfitiean About Tours Available
boycott against the jeweler, the charge Information concerning summerI
being whispered about that he was a tours to Europe has. been received by
sure-enough profiteer and had bought: Miss Mildred Sherman in the office of
up the staples' with paper marks and; the dean of women. The tours are!
desired to sell them on a gold mark conducted in organized travel parties
basis. to Italy, Switzerland, France, Bel-j
His business of selling watches, gium, Holland, and England, and will1
wedding rings and other personal ad- be explained to any women who wish
ornments fell flat, neither could he to make inquiry of Miss Sherman.
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Featuring
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who will be
Wed., Jfan. 30
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Specialist i
tionazl Fame
t A u th orized R epresent it i -c
fe. Josephine
in our Toilet Goods Dept.
th to Sat., Fb. 2nd, TIc.
the Way to Ieauty
.,very Woman
d to off er you the expert diagnosis
amen have traveled half across the
alons de Beaute Valaze in London,
Ak. It will be possible for you to l
sephine the most up-to-date methods
deveicop and preserve beauty and I
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tch Them CGo
Blackhecads
ins Acne
Sup burn and FrecklesI
IT TARTING SUNDAY (JUST ON~EDAY TO WAIT) STARTING SUNDAYJ
SPECIAL MATINEE'
For every g; oup of FOUR tiskets purchased
tool y we ill give one admission free. LIFT'S
GO, tais 'afterniooni.
'Gertiru9
Some idea as to the nature of this story's ma,-ni-
tud emay be had from authentic sources thiat
20.04V,00
people have during the past ten months readl
this strange story. Which un~questionably sets a
world record- for its universal interest.
Also
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Round Elev en
Thbe ro~ringest,
eat, pleas ingest
thiat ever shook~
off the scree.
tickling-
comedy
laughter
YO dtihe Secrets ofg
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We are thus enable(
and advice that woi
world to get at the S
Paris and New Yoi
learn from Mlle. Jos
of beauty culture to
to correct. any possibl
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Lines
Dry or Oily Ski
Discoloration
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The Feather Fan is an imp
mart of every J-l-lop costunz
whether it is chosen in the
shade as the gown or a contr
color, it will be of soft fez
Priced $4.00 to $10.00,
TheVgu
Head - Dress
Thec present vogue in head-d
lhrovidles two distinctive ch frAo lt~ lr-tls
cap> richly embJroidlered in m
thread!; and ecntie sma
flower to be worn ait the syids;
very. simple (co i) ii'c. p P-
found here.
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,athers. ..:0-.3 740-E~.
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dres-ses t am
ol1ces--
aeAl, lit in a romance of Old France
with a
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"The years, like great blaclk
-oxen, tr eadch Me world, and
God, the berdsunan, goads
them on behind." - W B.
Yeats.
THAI i EVERt BEI "TA AWOM-
-i IN AN U1UE~x iED to X91 1
D)F iOY0 AI) )AM ~_'E
LIFE Pi IEWY )Rh'AS 'I2/
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