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'The Ui6ersy o Cicg
MEfi in aditin to re ;: nt
HO workci te a also instrc-
err _ tion by correspondence. i
Extension aLdectures
Prof. C. 0. Davis will speak on'
"Adolescence anti its, Educational Sug-
gestions" in: Bad; Axe tomorrow night.
"A Rom an Country Gentleman" is,
the subj ect of a le ctiure to be given
tomorrow n righin "Greenville by Prof.
Albert R. Cri ttendI-on.
Prof'. J. S. Ree: ves will lecture to-1
mor row night in St. Johns on "The
Uitedl States anda Mexico,"

Y.. W. C. A. ELECTION TO BiE
HIELD IN LIBRARY CORRIDOR
Association Members Who Have Paid
Dues Eligible to Vote on
Candidates Today
The annual election of officers for
the University Y. W. C. A. takes place
from 8 to 12 o'clock and from 1 to
:5 o'clock today. Tables will be in the
library corridor, and all members of
the association who have paid their
dues are eligible to vote in this elec-
tion.
The nominees for 1917-18 are as
:follows: President, Helen Bourke, '18.
and Mildred Mighell, '18; vice-presi-
dent, Hazel Beckwith, '19, and Ruth
'Ely, '19; secretary, Pansy Blake, '18.
and Constance Winchell, '18; treas-
urer, Emily Loman, '19, and Emily
.Mack, '19.
The officers elected to day will be
:installed early this month.
,-DEAN EFFINGIER IS ATTENDING
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION MEET
Dean John R. Effinger, of the College
of Literature, Science, and the Arts,
is at present attending the meeting
of the National Educational associa-
tion being held in Kansas City, Mo.
Dean Effinger will return to Ann Ar-
nor, Monday, March 6.
Mayor Killed in Bank Robbery Battle
Colliston, La., Feb. 28.-Mayor H.
Td. lVaugii was killed in a battle with
bandits who robbed the bank o' C61-1
.Iis'ntoday. One of the bandits was
-wounded and is under arrest., The
amount taken is estimated at between
five thousand and 10 thousand dollars.
The captured bandit is being taken to
I'voorehouse Parish Jail. A mob isk
:forming and lynching is feared. 5

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T ICNI-OFF TONIGHT
It is somte'inle s erroneously assert-
eti by the lpessimistic ones that col-
l<ogespirit takes a slump after foot-
balseason and never re-asserts itself,
u nijl tile opening of the following
seno. 1To these pessimists theen
thuein-mdis--la'yed by students and al-
u,-iifor tpie track meet at Illinois
ent Saturday. must be a revelation. To
b(: sure e prospect of competing
agaj inst Illinois, Chicago, Minnesota,
and Wisco-nsin serves to stimulate in-
terest. But Mic°higan students will al-
wasuport their athletic teams.
Th1e li?17 trac'k ;squad has proved its
mtland is dleserving of the loyal
sulotof evr ichigan man. A
majrity of students will find it im-
pra, tical to accompany the- team to
-,J 'ain-1.rbana, but every student
wvisi have an opportunity to do his
share by taki;ng; part in the big send-
off' tonight.
Let's follow the hand to the station
tonight anti show the members of the
track squad that the University is be-
Unlid them to a man.
A TIN I-hORN FOR DEAF EARS
1st entering a plea against the re-
suluprtionz by Michigan of its' member-
s iip in the western conference, the In-
lder in its February issue claims
that the student body has been hood-
WilikLd by a "pro-conference crowd,"
an rd that The Daily in taking sides
with this "crowdl" has sought to stifle
tny aita ition of the athletic situation
r hecoference question. Such a
st stem t. is absurd. The Daily,
while fav-oring an immediate resump-
tioni of western relations, has held its
columns open for the publication of
anti-conference arguments, should
there be any. Neither up to the time
of tihe athletic board's action last
Thursday, or since then, have anti-
conference communications been sent
tThe Daily. The Daily has received
commrunications favoring the return,
anlthese hlave been printed.
Tho Irliander is right is saying that
thle Unive-rsity should not be stamped-
ed into a return to the western con-
ference. Bitt we have had 10 years
to consrider athletic life outside of the
conic~rece. Three and one-half years
li~ wen the question was last con-
1,_ reed on tile campus we voted not
to return. Since that time we have
observed carefully the University's
athletic situation, and have come to
realize that Michigan's athletic salva-
tion lies in competition with natural
rivals such as Minnesota, Illinois,
Chicago and Wisconsin. This is just
where the Inlander falls down. In its
reasoning and observations it is about
three and one-half years behind Mich-
igan students and alumni.

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University Dance at Barbour Gym.
Saturday night. 8:30 to 11:30 P. M.
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Prof:. . I). T. Hollister
rai of "The Rivals"
lnig- t at Grnd Haven.

will give a
tomorrow

' Louis Strauss will address the
C. A. vespers at 5 o'clock this
oon in Newberry hall. Ellen
t, grad., will sing.
arboard m eet§ at 7 o'clock to-
at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
will be a rehearsal for the mock
o be given at the Women's
aparty.
,e will be a meeting of the Girls'
section of the Deutscher Verein
Verein rooms at 8 o'clock to-
BOGLE UNABLE TO M1EET
ISSES DUE Te, SEVERE COLD
Thomas A. Bogle, of the Law
has been confined to his bed
ek with bronchial trouble which
d from a cold. He was very
improved last evening but will
able to meet his classes again
next Monday.
,n Valley Bldg. ,& Say. Assoc.
[Herbist, Sec. and Atty. Room
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Prof. AV. R. Iuprys will lecture
on, +ThePoetry o"f th e Bbl" omorrow
night in Azalia.
Under the auspices of the local
Grange, Prof. A. GR all will speak
tomrro afernonin Hart on "The
11 n.,;ersity of 'Michigan and the Youth
ofd Michigan." In the evening Prof.
Louis Eich will give readings from
Mark Twain.
Prof. C. H. Kaufmann will lecture
tiii er the auspices of the Grand Rap-
idls public library tomorrow night on
"Ferns in their Natural Hlaunts."
M[ DELTA Fl'S7 LON TARKES IN
FOUR MEN AT INITIATION
Four mien were taken into Pi Delta
ipi Ion, national hon orary journal-
istici fraternity at a banqu et given at1
Foster's teat room last night. The
speakers of thne evening were H. H.
Johinsoin managing editor of the Ann
Arbor Times News, and Prof'. 1M. P
Tilley of the English department.
The initiates were T. F. McAllister,
'18. E. C. Schacht, '18E, R. C. Patter-
son, '18, and N. H. Ibsen, 'iSE.I

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Mis la',rcoufrt Confined to Hlospital
Ms IElizabeth Harcourt, University
hospital social service worker, Is con-
fined to her home by illness and will
he unable to attend to her work for
the next ,Ihree weeks.
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