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Co-Authors Of Junior Play

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fOR FEBRUAR-NAC
Rifle classes conducted for the wo-
en of the Ubiversity have been hold-
g semi-weekly sessions since the be-
nning of this semester.
Plans are now being made for the
1e1 meet which will take place Feb.
to March 25. The women who have
e highest scores up to date will be
lected within the next few weeks
d these women will compete for the
le teams to enter the meet.
All women who are enrolled in the
le classes are urged to attend the
asses regularly in an effort to get
the practice necessary before the
ams are picked to enter the meet.
'cholarship Fund
Offered By D.A.R.I

ding today of Crown Prince Regent the great personal interest he has tali- because of his continued ills
Michi-No-Miya Hirohito and Princess en in the people of his country, is to a complication of disease
Nagako generally will be regarded as greatly beloved by them and when he The crown prince was be
one of the most popular in the his- becomes their full-fledged ruler un- 29, 1901, and therefore lack
ruru1n9 vviHn rturt;F tory of the Japanese. imperial family. doubtedly he will be the most popular three months of being 23 yi
The Japanese people have taken ad- emperor ever to sit uton the imperial His bride is about two years
vantage of every opportunity to ac- throne of Japan. He has ruled Japan ior.
Tokio, Jan. 26.-(By A.P.)-Not- claim them since their betrothal first as regent since November, 1921, when
withstanding the controversy in which was announced. The crown prince, be- his father, Emperor Yoshihito, re- It's true efficiency to u
their betrothal was involved, the wed- cause of his democratic manner and I linquished the reins of government Classiefleds-Adv.
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IT STARTS
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ANCE to the Had, Merry Tune of flaming 'outh!

Fifty-eight chapters of the Mich-
gan Daughters of the American Rev-
Alution have, already pledged their
support to the $5,000 state scholar- Josephine Stearns, '25 Louise Barley, '25
ship fund Which that organization has Co-authors of the 20th annual Junior Girls' play, "Thank You Mad-
>ffered to .the University, in memory y ame," which the class of 1925 will present March 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22 at
f the men of Michigan who lost their the Whitney theater.
ives in the service of their country__
n the World war.
It is to be known as the Daughters
f the American Revolution war mem-
rial scholarship and the interest from
t is to be awarded annually to men in
he University of Michigan in any de~-
artment and in any class, who shall ---at GOODYEARS
e deemed worthy of such assistance
y the University committee establish- - 124 SOUTH !AIN
d in February, 1923.
Mrs. Wiltiam H. Waite of this city,
s the chairman of the scholarship
and and loan committee .and sheisays,
This perpetual scholarship will
Land as our one and only united gift\
s Daughters of the American Revolu-
on of Michigan and will appear in
he records of the University and in
ur reports as a tribute to the Mich-
pan heroes of the World war, and
Iso as a pledge of our loyalty and
Lith in other Michigan men in the
niversity, now and in future years."
The scholarship fund was first pro-
osed by Mrs. L. Victor Seydel at the
lint conference of Michigan Daught-
rs, last fall, and the money is to be
aised by February, 1925.

YOUTH

THAT DEMANDS LOVE

YOUTH

THAT CRAVES KISSES AND NEW THRILLS

OU'1HWITH ITS JAZZ, ITS
PETTING PARTIES, ITS RECKLESS

FLAPPERISM, ITS
DISREGARD OF
CONVENTIONS!


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Women who desire to do hospital
icial service work the second seies-
r are requested to give, their, name,
ddress, telephone number, the type
work they desire and the hours
ey have vacant the second semes-
r, to Miss Ross in the Y. W. C. A.
lee in Newberry hall qs soon as pos-
ble.
Any Women who are willing to be at
ie candy booth in University hallf
orn 8:45 to.9:15, from 11 to 12, from
45 to 2:'15, or from 4 to .5 o'clock
ay day or days during examinations.
e requested to call Kathryn Will-
>n, 452.
More dancing and beginning swim-
ing classes have been added to the
hysical education program at Bar-,
>ur gymnasium. This offers the wo-
en a greater opportunity to elect the
urious courses that they wish to take.
liese classes fill up rapidly, there-
re it is advisable to sign up early
id get your classification card., The
rme for enrolling ih these classes will
efrom 9 to 12 o'clock and from 2 to
o'clock, Jan. 29, 30 and 31.
Graduate women are urged to at-
nd the regular weekly teas which
ill be given during the weeks of
:aminations. Tea will be served from
to 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoons in
etsy Barbour house.
Announce Engagemient
Announcement was made at the Del-:
L Delta Delta house at dinner Friday
.ght of the engagement of Doris Lu"-
le Gilhams, '25, of Sturgis, Mich, to
edger D. Ford, of Des Moines, Ia.
r. Ford is a graduate of De Pauw
niversity, 1920, and is a member of
te Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.

New Flannel Frocks f~
Sports-Wear, $25
Others are $29.50 to $39.50.
Flannel frocks like these, in the
new high colors and 'in gay
plaids and stripes, are conspic-
uous notes in Palm Beach gath-
erings. Straight, short and
slender, in one and two-piece
styles. Trimly belted and
pocketed. Sizes 14 to 38. Un-
usually becoming. And fashion-
able
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or slender . . . or large, choose
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