iIGAN DAILY A Ii in A-~ I ires, Pe- >ns, Club made in [be long f + ra iii j s jj l I' \ r '' - l/ , . , Ii /f' o G' Michigan, Published every morning except Monday daring the uiversity year. Ente> c satte post.ofice at Ann Arbor as second-clasp matter. Offices, Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- by carrier .50 by nail, j.r. art ad. stations: Quarry's,Ui.Pam C, C i. D>avis, cor. Packard and State. Business Offce Phone 960 Editorial Office Phone 2414 II. Beach Carpenter........Managing Editor W. Sherwood Field........Pusiness Manager Ered Foulk...................News Edit-): J. F. M"cKiney......,.... A. ss ciate )editor '. Hawley Tapping........Assciate dior F. M. Church...............Sporting Editor Assistants to Business Manager John Leonard Ray Leffler Rudolph Hofman Arthur H. Torrey Night Editors Jamen M. Barrett, Jr. T. Rodgers Sylvester L;. C. Roth Joseph J. Brotherton rF Christma s 01 I C t ;_ We carry all the latest Fiction, Books of Poetry, Art, Travel, Biography, etc,, etc. GOOD BOOKS make the Best 3 I FTS, BEFORE TF'AY-'(O FR HOME. SONG BOORS l OLIlFGE sillels PILLOW COYE1AS BIINNE S SK SETS, $2.40 UP. FISIIER GIRLS, $2.,-,. GAN C 4ENDA R, 50c. "Peg 0' My Heart." "Peg 0' My Heart," will be the at- traction offered by the Whitney theater management to the theater-going pub- lic of Ann Arbor, 'Saturday, both mat- inee and night, when the New York company, with Elsa Ryan, will play at the local playhouse. This company comes f'esh from the metropolis, after playing 700 continuous performances. This is the same New York cast that played a week's engagement at the Garrick theater, Detroit, this month. ~ V Song Books Scrap Books Stationery Michigan Jewelry Banners MAIN STATE slr, wa-h-r5 s Bo.ok Stores R Pillow Covers Book Racks, &c., &c. an Reportersr Chester LI. Lang Edward P. Wright Howard R. Marsh I. C. B. Parker Charles Weinberg Lee . Joslyn Edwin A. IyHman Eugene L. B ulson Tom C. Reid L. Greenebaum Irwin C. Johnson Business Staff Ferris Fitch Fdward Mack C. V. Sellers Y. t Altsheler Deos. Srnith T H hURSDAY, DECE1BER 17, ?. 14. Night Editor--Howard Rt. Marsh. F R E E FKEE :roit-y:io also 8:io THlE LITTLE SCHOOLMASTER SAyS- and: "Prize Tailorgram" 4. (By a Student) "You get a Suit that suits, at a price that suits, if Ed. V..Price & Co. are your Tailors.' We are showing more exclusiVC styles fopr i Yotni g one iu Fred 123 E. mi than any- :Ann Arbor! W. Gross Liberty St. A PROBATIONARY HOP. Rules will be almost useless in car- ig for the incidental things in con- nectioni with the restored hop. RVegu- lations, no matter how rigid or how carefully enforced, can be evaded with no effort at all, if those who attend are not in sympathy with the details of the system. Already there are whis- perings in the air, intimating slyly that, now the faculty has passed on some kind of a hop, any kind of a hop will be allowed. Fortunately, this attitude is not al- together representative, and it is cer- tainly not, to be attributed to those men who worked. sincerely to bring back the annual function. The facul- ty has made clear its stand, and it is practically assured that even minor slips in the next few years, in the con- duct of hops, may be used as ammuni- tion with which to destroy the dancet for good. It seems to be particularly; the duty of this year's junior class toz continue to make headway cautiously in a matter which is more delicatel than most persons appreciate. Again are triple bolts ilaced side by side with a certain picture in determin- ing the length of time spent at howe. Anyway, those who remain in Ann Arbor can catch up on some of the much-neglected war news. Whe n there is no prospect of Christ- mas at home, the enchantment of dis- tance is trebled., As a part of the general contest 1)lan, the national board of the Y. W. C, A. announces a writing contest for university women, the entries of which will form exhibits in the Y. W. C. A. building at the Pantna-Pacific exposi- tion. The editors of Everybody's, the Century and the Woman's Home Com- panion will act as judges of the ma- terial submitted, which may be in the form of a drama, short story,,.magazine article or poem. Prizes of from $15 to $10 are offered in these various fields. Manuscripts must be submit- ted to the Field committee of the Y. W. C. A. before March 15, 1915. Further information concerning specifications and requirements can be obtained from Ellen Moore. -'12, at New erry hall. t, r' ; FLANDERS 209 E. LIBERTY ST-. ACROSS FROM VARSITY LAUNDRY IN OLD HOME TELEPHONE CO'S BUILDING Barbour gymnasium will be open during the Christwas vacation from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock daily. Gymnasium classes will meet on Friday afternoon. December 18, as us- Ual, * * * University women. who are to be in Ann Arbor during the holiday vacation, are asked to register their names and addresses in the suggestion box in the east corridor of the general library, so that they can be reached by the hostess of the league party, which is to be given during vacation at some private home. * * * Kermess bills and money for tick- ets sold should be turned in to Miner- va Powen, '15, at, once, preferably be- tween 11:00 and 12:15 o'clock, in the general library. Prof. A. H. Lloyd will speak at the meeting of the judiciary council in the Morris reading room of the north wing, at 5:00 o'clock today. 11 A Palk of $6,00 Trousers Made to Your Order Absolutely Free HE manthat don't build castles in the air don't build any with bricks, an thar ain't no better air castle building material than VELVET. There's inspiration in VELVEI, The Smoothest Smoking Tobacco, Kentucky's Burley de Luxe with that aged-in- the-wood mellowness. 10c tins and 5c metal-lined bags. [6~- With every suit or overcoat at $2o.o0; the same material as-suit or different. U I _ " o 4. R TEST i I .. ..-.-1- -W.-,. .Y OUR D.BPARTME'NT t and ENVELOPES iE LEAF PAPER ALL SIZES in Pen H ospital LEEDE - - 340 S. State St. rchfield & Co. That nidnigh ing more than nights. Cnder engin should be techn One week m disappointment Getting usedt Real hot wate When's y'r la Students atte your Xmas acad baggage checke destination. ht 'oil may mean noth- During Christmas vacation, Elsie' Sa lack ngbee these Paul, '17, chairman of the pub- licity committee in the name of the Women's League, will send eerin charge, the hop out 100 f o r m a1 invitations to nically perfect. prominent persons of Michigan and neighboring states, to attend the voca- ore of preparation for tional conference. The regents, pres- s, idents and deans in the more promi- nent colleges of the state, many of to that frozen stare? whom have evinced personal interest in the movement, are all to be invited. r next week, too. Dean N. S. Hoff, of the department of dentistry, has asked that dentistry, s' class? particularly of the preventative sort, be considered in the conference as a ntion. When going on ,-promising field for women, and it is ion call 15. Have your possible that this subject may be ad- d direct from house to ded to the list of those to be consid- 67-70 ered. of the This is the Week PARTICULAR LAU FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE FIRE SALE Thousands of pieces of smoke- damaged holiday goods are mark- ed to be cleared in double quick time. CHY LAUNDRY THOS. ROWE, Prop. 406 Detroit St. Phone 457-M Furniture Rugs Draperies Blankets Women's Wear Toys. #" ° offer you the finest and lring service to be had in e, with no exception. I I is our specialty. Burchfield & Co. 106 E. HURON ST. Alpha Nu meeting, scheduled for to- night, has been postponed. Masques will hold a special meet- ing at Newberry hall, 12:00 o'clock today. Junior architects meet, room 311 engineering building, 4:30 o'clock to- day. Members of the Mandolin club will meet for a trip rehearsal, in Hill audi- torium at 7:00 o'clock this evening. Important. Members of the cast of "Pomander l Walk" will meet in room 201, Mason hall at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. Meeting of J-Hop committee at 8:00 o'clock tonight, Michigan Union. Fountain pens make good Christmas presents. University Ave. Pharmacy. .e Varsity Toggery shes a Merry Xmas I Happy New Year its Friends and AR ROW 7a'ngo SHIRTS The AiR oW marks a variety of shirts for eve- fling wear and dances, that are remarkably smart and well made arid up Patrons Cluett, Peabody &Co., Inc.,Makers,Troy, N.Y. Maybe you can win a big sack of flour at the "Country Store" Night at the Majestic, Thursday, Dec. 17th.