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League of Nations
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Do you know that Michigan has its
own "League of Nations?"
Here on our own campus there is
held every week a meeting attended
by representatives of half the nation-
alities on the face of the earth.
True, you look in vain for Woodrow
Wilson, Georges Clemenceau, Lloyd
George of the present, but you will
find these men of the future, for it is
only a matter of a few years before the
Cosmopolitan club will introduce to
the world a share of its new "men of
the nations."
"League of Nations"
It is also not generally known that
in the Cosmopolitan club of the Uni-
versity of Michigan we have a repre-
sentation in a world-ide union of
student organizations and it is for this
reason that the local club is not given
a fractional part of the consideration
it deserves.
Corda Frateres Association of Cos-
mopolitan clubs is the embodiment
of the idea that in the students of
the world lies the future of the world,
and the league was organized with a
full knowledge of the potency which
a brotherhood of this kind must pos-
sess. That it has been successful be-
yond measure in promoting its one
creed of Cosmopolitanism is beyond
doubt. The organization's activities
rest upon the axiom that "Above All
Nations is Humanity," and this idea
is strikingly brought out in the badge
worn by each member, which repre-
sents the two hemispheres joined by
clasped hands.
Delegation to Europe
The last national convention of the
association was held last December
in Chicago and shortly after, it was
decided to send a delegation to Eu-
rope to re-establish the spirit of Cos-
mopolitanism among the students.
Steps were also taken to form a pro-
gram that should be positive and
practical with untiring propagation
IWHAT'S GOING ON
10:30-111r. Douglas will preach a ser-
mon to students especially, at the
First Congregational church. The
sermon subject is, "The Select'
1:30-Exhibition of phoographs of
French cathedrals of the war zone in,
Alumni Memorial hall.
":30-C. E. of the Presbyterian church
meets; subject, "Modern China."
Chinese eats will be served at 6
o'clock.
7:00-Jewish Students' congregation
addressed by Rabbi Lefkowitz of
Dayton, Ohio. The general public is
cordially invited.
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE COMING
WEEK AT THE THEATERS
(Contined from page five)
one year to the highest bidder. No
one is willing to bid for himq on the
day of the sale, but Virginia Dare, the
daughter of a wealthy planter, whois
horrified at the process. She places
her one dollar purchase under a brut-
al foreman on their plantation.
How Toby proves himself worth
while is brought out in the play
through a series of adventures with
the moonshiners and revenue officers.
Students to Speak at Ypsilanti
Ruth Wagner, '2M, and Henry R.
O'Brien, '19M, of the student volunteer
band, will speak this afternoon at Yp-
silanti at a meeting of the Normal Y.
W C A. and Y. M. C. A.
Iowa university will celebrate its
72nd anniversary at the Foundation
day convocation on Feb. 25.
WARNING! Don't lose your money
making poor investments. Invest with
Huron Valley Bldg. & Sav. Asso. Ab-
solutely safe. Pays 6 percent. Money
loaned on Real Estate. H. H. Herbst,
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of Cosmopolitanism in place of mere
passive idealism. Michigan was un-
animously elected vice-presidential
chapter of the third district and it
was decided to hold the 1919 conven-
tion at Syracuse university.
Local Chapter Flourishing
Michigan's chapter now numbers
over 100 members, but there is still
room for more, and any student who
is interested in the spirit of the club,
is invited to join whether he be Am-,
erican of foreigner. Foreign birth or
citizenship is not a qualification of
membership as many students sup-
pose. The club meets regularly in
rooms 205 and 305 of University hall
and an extremely interesting programI
of activities has been planned for the
semester, which will be announced
later.
Senior and sophomore first and
second basketball teams will practice
promptly at 4:50 o'clock Monday aft-
ernoon in Barbour gymnasium.
The class in advanced dancing will
me held at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon
in Barbour gymnasium. Those inter-
ested must attend regularly.
Girls desiring to earn money in
spare time should consult Miss Louise
Potter at Barbour gymnasium.
Girls are wanted for work at the
University hospital. Call Miss Hulda
Bancroft at Barbour gymnasium.
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Classes in modern ballroom dancing.
Individual attention given to each pupil.-
Special afternoon classes for children.
Private lessons by appointment
Classes in toe, classical and national dancing
Miss Jeanette H. Kruszka
Studio: Residence
516 William St. 2006 Washtenaw
Phone 1422-R - Phone 1598
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