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“Sally,” “Be Yourself.”

IN PHILADELPHIA

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Shubert—“Betty. Lee.”
Adelphi—“High Stakes.”
Lyric—“The Best People.”
Chestnut Street—“‘Dixie to Broadway.”
‘Forrest—“Peter Pan.” :
Garrick—“No, No, Nanette.”
Broad—-‘New Brooms.”
Walnut—“The Sap.”
Coming: Balieff’s

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Movies.
‘ Fox—Betty Compson in “New Lives
for Old.”
Earle—Priscilla
Cairo.” :
Stanley—Alice Terry in “Sackcloth and
Scare
Aldine—“The: Lost World.”
Arcadia—“Fhe -Redeeming-Sin.”
Stanton—“The Thief of Bagdad.”

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ELECTED TO LANTERN BOARD

Jean Fesler, ’28, and Mary Adams, ’28,
are the two latest additions to the board
of the Lantern, according to an _ an-
nouncement made by the board.







European Tours
For College Men and Wgipen

“SUMMER 1925
64 Days

$395 adup

College credit up to 8 hours
if desired

For full particulars address

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Tours Division
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GRACE DODGE
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“WASHINGTON, D.C.

College girls select the Grace Dodge

Hotel because of its distinction and

charm, its delightful environment. cox:

venient location and exée}tional facilities

for sight-seeing. Excellent restauran«
__ Service. Afternoon tea.

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Wednesday, March 25.
Spring vacation begins at 12.45 A. M.
: Wednesday, April 1.
Spring vacation ends at-9 A. M.
Sunday, April 5.
Harriet Hopkinson, ’26, will lead chapel
service at 7.30.



SEE INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS
AND WIN PRIZE ON THE SIDE

Oswald Villard Offers Money to Students
Living as Laborers.



At.work in a factory, a mine or a farm,
a student may glean experiences aplenty
worth writing about'and worth publishing.
This-isthe_opinion_of Mr, Oswald Villard,
editor of the Nation. He has announced
three prizes “totaling $225 for articles by
students. who have worked for at least
two months in some industrial. or agri-
cylfural pursuit as regular laborers.





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ALFRED DE MUSSET ENLISTED
FOR’ THE ENDOWMENT FUND

day, April 3d and 4th, at the President's
House, which Miss Park has most gen-
erously lent for the occasion, the Cercle
Francais, under the direction of Miss
Eunice Morgan Schenck, will give a per-
formance of /antazio by Alfred de Musset
for the benefit of the Endowment Fund.
Laid in Munich in thé eighteenth cen-
tury, this comedy suggests the fantasy
of a fairy tale in the setting of a Watteau
pigture.

In a play that includes a prince in dis-
guise, a princess rescued at.the last min-

temperamental student masquerading as
a court fool, Musset has interpreted with
infinite delicacy and grace the inter-reac-

whimsical and disillusioned youth.
Tickets may be purchased for $1.00 in
advance at the Publicity office or at the
door.
The complete cast is as follows:

Roi de Baviere .........+ K. Morse, ’26
Prince. de Mantoue ........... T. Perette
Marinoni ..6606K eis on O®Saunders, :’25
ep arene im uate po oF E. Nelson, ’27
PANIAGIO bs fac oe ea H. Grayson, ’25
ee Pa ae B. Ling, ’25
PraPtMen: 654i see ce E. Moore, ’28
et ies a am S. Brewster, ’28
ORE CNOE ie i ee es H. Brown, 726
ieee 666. aus J, Sullivan, ’27
La Gouvernante i:....... E. Nelsoh, ’27

Dn Pace 3. aus ans H. Brown, ’S

On the evenings of Friday and Satur-|

ute from an unhappy marriage, and a

tions of an-unsophisticated-girl and-of-a-

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Club,’ want to ask our American friends
bwho visit Japan to come and have a cup
of fea with us in a real Japanese home.
We want to talk to you‘once more over
the tea cup. We would liké to take you
ourselves to an old Japanese temple.
¥, : ;
Please do not forget my project of ‘Over-.
seas Club.’

“To understand is to love, and to love
we must come closer and still closer. How
happy I ‘shall be when we become the
citizens of the world and love one another.
Then,.and only then, like. Peter, we can
say to Jesus: ‘Thou knowest that I love
Thee’.” t



ASSOCIATION TO DISCUSS _.
LEGISLATURE SYSTEM
_A meeting of both the Self-Goverment

held on Wednesday, April 1, to discuss

ithe Legislature system and the sepa-

rate graduate Self-Government system.
Amendments to the Constitutions. of both
associations must be passed if the sys-

tem is to be made permanent.



SELF-GOVERNMENT ELECTS
MEMBERS
M. Leaty, '27, has been elected second
Junfor member of the Self-Government





M. J. CARDAMONE, Ph. G.
Prescription Druggist
1040 Lancaster Ave.

Bryn Mawr, Pa.

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M. Hess, ’28], : : : -
Wises kcare Ky Harris, 274 2” third Junior member; V. Hill, ’27,
E. Norton, ’27] Secretary, and E. Stewai%, ’28, second
Ui Preise S. Brewster,-’28| Sophomore member.
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