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CHINESE HOME LIFE
DESCRIBED BY TAFT
Missionaries Make Plain Conditions of
Poor People In Far EaBt Sal-
ary Pledges Soon.
Tlu V. W. C. A. ronis wore crowded
to tliolr full capacity Thursday night
by University glrla who oamo to hear
MIhs Tnft'H message from China.
MlaH-GiuUiiuiL led tin; muulllUL.
Miss Taft opened her Interesting
talk by an appealing description of
the iiitlfnl conditions of Chinese home
lite. She HtreHKod the fact that all
Individuality Ih cruHhed out of the
woman, who has absolutely no oppor
tunity to express her Ideas In bringing
up her children and In managing her
home.
9ho mentioned the need of roHtralnt
-given in a kliidJy.. way. .to UmmV-QinmL
as they gain their freedom. She Hald
that the women of the preHont moment
have more power than they knew how
to manage. When they nro led In the
right way, however, and glvon a bumbo
of proportion, they make excellent
doctors, nurses and teachers
CLASSIFIED LIST
LOST 1M Dota Phi arrow pin act In
pearls. Howard. Call Pi Beta Phi
house. B-3427 D3-4-8
MIhb Taft next described the train
ing of the young women in home eco
nomlcB, the cultural RUbJects, and even
In business courses.
MIbh Taft described Mr. RobortHon's
lecturo work which Is given under the
auspices of tho Y. M. C. A. and Y. W.
C. A. Ills lecturea aro IHiiBtrated and
lead to a basis upon which ho can
explain tho Christian religion.
In speaking of the reception which
missionaries receive, she said that the
Chinc8o-womeir-mpct-thcmmore-thatr
huir way and that while they aro
struggling with a distressing poverty,
such as wo can acarcely realize, they
contribute liberally and gladly to tho
Hupport of women who enn guide tho
grent work of tho Y. W. C. A. and
make It accomplish Its great purpose.
Tomorrow begins tho compaign for
pledges td Miss King's snlary. All
glrlB are asked to coino forward with
thotrBupportntnd to join thomsolvcs
to tho great cause of elevating tho
condition of Chinese women.
Purdue.
SprlK-fooU)all-lB-brlnglug-out-a4ar4;o-
number of good men. Many of last
yenr'B 'varsity men, as well as a great
many froshmen, aro turning out.
Signal drill has commenced and tho
"dummy" has been brought out. Dally
practice will continue from now on
and all men Interested are requested
to turn out regularly.
PICKED PICKINGS
By "Pick"
According to report, several of the
new Persuings will bo unable to en
joy tho luxury of a seat in classes for
some littlo time to come.
We hear that Bill Folsom has been
honored with a scat in the bald-headed
row of Miss Barnes American History
class.
Miko Poteet 1b said to be contem
plating the erection of a combination
lounge and smoker just outside the
campus. This enterprise is to be run
In competition to Ed Young'B and the
Baltimore.
The common rumor is that Tamzen
Mankor Is promoting a little house
dance for tho juniors In her following.
Nlco thing to be on tho Kosmet Club
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THU.
Soldier of Fortune
Richard Harding Davis' powerful story in six parts-
DUSTJN FARNUM in tho principal role. Every
student should see this play.
1:30 3:00 6:30 8:00 9:30
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cast, Isn't it?
Friday afternoon the Girls' Club
voted for Student Council representa
tive. A huge vote turned out, taxing
tho facilities of the Library Hall to
the-titmoat- T-hc-gathcring-could-vvcll-be
compared to an English suffragette
ineotlng.
There is still a generous bounty of
fered for catsklns at the Zoo. Lab.
Tho fur business ought to pay at 50
cents a head.
It was observed that tho east stairs
of U Hall were given a good bath Fri
day afternoon. Surely the spirit of
Mayor Zohrung's "clean-up week" Is
stalking about tho campus.
Monday morning should herald the
appearance of gentlemen's spring
clothes upon the campus. Even the
most conservative will bo perfectly
safe after Easter.
It Is out. Tho Sigma Nus move to
253G a Btreet next fall. 'Thoy will
keep the Chi Omegas company.
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The Union Literary Society gave tho
following program hiBt. night:
Heading "The Sign of the Cross"
.......... TAnna "Luckoy
Piano solo Esther Athen
Address Mr. Bannerjl
Vocnl solo Myrna Jones
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For tho next few weeks students of
Northwestern University will see a
novel sight, that of tho co-eds survey
ing tho' University campus.' College
girls will be seen garbed in Duxbak
outing clothes, carrying steel chains
and stadia rods, spulntlng through
telescopic alidades, pacing off dls-
tances, and running levels over parts
'of tho University grounds surveying
tho campus. ThlB work comes In tho
mapping course given by tho. Geology
department. Tho ontiro work Is out
of doors and Is completed by tho first
of April, which, no doubt, b tho reason
for tho popularity of tho course,
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