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d s~dPa west oa nAdh ,tef f9t ,upA1 sllworks and
<eyto1or phases of life, When first they brokey
gm.. 6:40 a. intq oqrlife, , N rgarded them as a
qo ,P. m". t~ novelty, a peculiar phenomena of
1:2t, -i,20 hen -Wth awer-andtwAithastnishment.
ialati. We were amused becase they were
as in,rye oa
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* -- rt--.fy ourselvs f ter i palty.t
akesfictures, Later the i, jqlbgn to find -ac
evelops 'ims place for themselves in our esthetic
akes ~ life W N e saw them with sheer enjoy-
a ment.. They pleased us because they
tin sr represented 'as living, acting pictures1
t' arcndern sci 'ne As such we received htwu erofeha'enmr
n Iliatol or ifeless lpose.a
age ' trnI his phae to the present, the
teems his tory of "the muovies has moved rap-
to~' dly and with jumping steps.
The devitalization f the legitimate
,. ~ATWwdrains r,the exaggerated stress upon
phn~s sestioal and sensual; the
, ass ta s , ouagnda; t e insructive, 'educative'
film; the moral sermon:'these are the
chapters n the chronicles of the flm
-Qther chaters are still to be writ-
* *ten, no doubt, and probably they will
* * si. rpise us no more than the earlier
qres And then will come the con-'
elusio:; for all histories are summar-
ized, and tle movie will fnd escape
Voe exremely dificult. Whatwill the last
~ chapter be?
We predict it will be written in one
10 ? Iin Intdrd and that'a plain word of three
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en f'18, 42&___________

been ; r4r-; , FRESHMAN LOYALTY
healthi serv - Less "than 20 freshmen, one-seventh'
;ageus oe-of the first year class, went to Water-
L~Q1, lio5manl gym, on Saturday evening to sup-
port their class-mates in the first All-
fresh track meet of the season. Such
;oauliWState ^a showing is a disgrace to the 1920
contageous class, and does not augur well for'
Sw)~ere Jhe the" Michigan spirit of two or .three
years hence. To have ,college spirit
an undergraduate must first develop
)25 Vaught clas spirit. IfV a scnt0ne-sevenlth in-
8s no~tben~ stead of a ma~jority of Michigan, stu-G
the li~moe- dents tur'ned ou~t for Varsity, athletic
contests, these contests would be
sorry. spectacles. Bu~t this is not the
549 South tenmper of.4ichigan spirit. It is a.bout
sen treated time for the 1920 cls to wale up.
scess since
dd from the ''0I R . VIO TIER C'VOSTV):1ES
terflay aft- A1' FORESTJERS CJX1).DN CF
- Real "Frontier Days" costumes will
New HJours b~e the k~eyn~ote of the F'oresters club-
,rumni Mem- dance to be -given at the Pack~ard ac-
will hence- adeny, Friday ight, Mlarch 2. The
10 o'clock, men will wear flannel shirts and
..khki trousers and the girls will ap-
-.. pear1 attired in middy blouses. Danc-
X; ~ASSOC. ing will be from 9 to 1 o'clock. ,The
1tty. Room committee is R. E. Ellis, '17, S. 'C.
dga, Safest Hopkins, '17, and R. H. Howard, '17.
gs. Divid- A few tickets are still on sale at
ent. Mony $1.50 and may be secured from the
tue-eod committeemen.
Chapmanlanqiuets and Dinne~r Dances ex-
tuea-eod elusively. Delta Cafe. 27-8, 1-2-3-1

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T f Uiershiy Y. M. CA. summe
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duringite sumer mfofihs. , VLVT s e I
Ja~~r dae an fte plcatro
Dan wil be placed i_ mu1rcalrorgan-
izatios as on a glopns canrge;V )I I
found.r _ ; = 3r z S z ~ 'St r
The maoriy of t inm o eswl
Lijn bt stdaent r aadvied±to
enroll ow. Th offic atmI nonhai
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emlomet __gnc Faslowele othroe Wr#,toAll lw W.
dte aoutphihoudseoforeprstatve
at th}Cttn cfeat645o'lok
ea.Inex ddstition totst n d hsepres- I
durnth illimenerainbyclnths. VLETisaedourULSaftyhazo
. talks ttheefolowing ainbenf fqmoh-llaes 0b 1A .ltI~&
tamed~~~~ todeivrshrtadrsssr r a~jW~i
\ra rnv ein r oichions 7wh ic t av or H.a i he s n0 h ss
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Mr. . W. Cowden, 1060 Cambridge
aveue will b~e at home to University
women from 3 to 6 o'clock, Tuesday,
Feb, 27.
;D~ean M'~yra B. Jordan will be At
home to all UJniveri~8ty wom~en form 3,
to . oclock this afternoon.
T~here will be tryouts- for new am
'hers before the regular meetingtg -,
teGirls' Glee club. at 4:40 o'clock,
~this afternoon in Sarah, Caswell Angelli
hall. All officer~s of the club are
riequested to be presen~t.
All girls interested in reoganiziuag
the Mandolin club will see. Julia Re4_-
wi~ck,'18, at 5 o'clock this afternioon
'in Barbour gymnasium.
War relief work of the 'Women's
league will be carried on from 3 to 6
o'clock this afternoon in Barbour gym-
nasium.
Y. W. C. . cabinet will meet from
4 to 5 o'clock~ this afternoon in New-
ber hal
Mass eeting of Red Cros classes
:at 8. o'clocktoightin room B, law
b~uilding, to arrange schedules of

J ustin L. Pwes,'19P, 1
-H amilton.,place, whoQ )ave
antined in the ULniversity h
ice with diphtheria since
were remioved lto th~econt
pita.l yesterday afternoon.
Carl V.' Reilly,, '19E, 548S
street, was -confined in-the
street, whos§e condition}has
diagnosed, was sent to tl
H~ugh L. -McMichael, '20D,
Divsion street, who has.1be
for ~a postappendiceal absi
last Tuesday Owas released
homoeopathic hospitali yest
ernoon. -
Alumni Hall Announes _i
' Due to' a change,~ the, Alu
orial hall reading :room w
forth be open from 8 to f
instead of 7 -to 10 o'clIock.
Huron Valley Bldg. _& a
~H: H. Herbst,. See. and At
14, A. A. Sav. Bank a-BIdj
place to invest your earnin,
ends never les than,no ece
loaed at lowest rates.

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