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TO PROHIBITION CONFAB
TORONTO CO NI L F.N-V E1EXPECT-
ED TO ATTRA CT WORLD
Special: invitation has been extend-
ed to the University of Michgan in
a telegram just received by the S. C.
A. to have five foreign. students at-
tend the International Conference o
the Intercollegiate Prohibition associ-
ation which is to be held Nov. 24-29 in
Toronto. These students are to b
appoinlted iinniediate y.
It is expected that student delegates
from more than 40, nations Nvill be irn
attendance at this meeting, thus mak-
ing it one of world wide interest.
Leaders in the prohibition movement
from all over th.e world are scheduledl
to give addresses as well as the dis-
cussion which is to take pltace among
the delegates thiemselves.
Thle meeting is to be concluded by
the announcement of the winners of.
the nation wi-de college .contest for
the best essay on "The World Move-
anent Against Alcoholism". Prizes
amounting to $1200 will be distributed
and the five winning essays will be
read.
FLOWERS AND TAXIS
BARRED AT SPREAD
who has not hea AA from her junior
is asked to call Ruth MtacDonald, '5
8"3G-R, inmmediately. if, through mis-,
l akes, any freshman is not called for.
' he is asked to attend alone. Sopio~
more women will act as hostesses for
the evening.
Northwestern Girl
Wins Bea uty Prize
For West Schools
t'? p,"Y tV p(
Melcmbers of the Freshman Girls';L
Gl c, .1u will mt: at ~4 :30oclock:(
SCelebrities Pick Heroes
ii Cherished In Childhood-
Students Supply Store
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t'ii. ( oo~zin te palor f BChilcago, Nov. 22.--Because she wvat
ibon: "g~:.,z . too good to ue real-a smug little hyp-
ocrite-Elsie Dinsmore was ruled from
Girl eee leaders will be ad-; the childhood hall of fame by Neysa
dressed l)4 Mrs. Frederick Peterson 1McMein, the artist. Miss McMein was
,:c, -also by StpErinitendent Butler Q3 & one of a number of prominent men
th A m rb r - at a ee- an'd wo e voting on a list of child-
_,_+.hoo rpes a~ nd heroinie snritted
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, voted
for Ben Hur, Hiawatha, David, King
Arthur, Lincoln, Peter Pan, Sir Gal-
ahad, Uncle Remus and Washington.
Woodrow Wilson replied that he
"did not feel wise enough" to sit in
judgment on childhood heroes.
Engineers' and Architects' Materials
Stationery, Fountain Pens, Loose Leaf Books
Cameras and Supplies
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lug which is to be held at 7 o'clockj
this evening at; Newberry hall. Way7sI
. spresent the Bible in clubs will bo
diiscus ied.
All wvomnen who are coaching bask-
etball are requested to mleet at 4:451
o'clock on Tue >day and Thursday hft-I
ernoons in the vves't parlor of Barbour
~'gynasiumn.
R _ifle practiceha been transferrer?
from Pailmei- field to room 330 of the
Engineering building.
bthe National Kindergarten and
elementary college.. COMING DEBATE WITH OHIO
The eleven highest iii the order nanm- DISCUSSED AT ATHENA BEET
ed were: Christ, Lincoln, Washington, I ___
Jo (Little Women), Sir Galahad, King$ Members of the Athena Literary
Arthur, David, Daniel, Cinderella, Jos- society discussed several matters con-
eph and' Joan of Arc. Captain Kidd, cerning the women's debate with Ohip,
Gulliver, Huck Finn, Tom Sawyer, State university which- is to be held
Robin Hood, Columbus and Alice in on Dec. 1, at a meeting held last ev-
SWonderland were other heroes voted enring in University hall. After the
upon favorably by Miss McMein. business meeting a short program was
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president em- given for the benefit of: the initiates.
eritus of Harvard university, voted The various women's organizations on
for Christ, Columbus, Daniel, Joan of the campus were explained and wo-
Arc, Joseph, Moses, Robinson Crusoe, men's position in the University was
Ruth, Washington and William Tell. made clear.
Mary Roberts Rinehart voted for;
books of adventure, favoring "Robin- Mode Shoppe, 711 N. Univ. Individu -
son Crusoe," "The Mysterious Island," j al gowns; personal attention; prompt
"Swiss Family Robinson" and "Hans service, reasonable prices.-Adv.
Anderson's Fairy Tales" -to "Little
Women" and "Little Men." Michigan Dnily and Chimes for, $4.50.
Candies, Laundry Agency, Tobaccos
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THE
GREY
SHOP
Regulations concerning,1 lie annual
Freshfman Spread, which is to be held
'Saturday evening, Nov. 25, in B~arbour
~gymnasium, have been given. out by
the committee. There wifl be no flow-
ers or~ taxi-cabs allowed, and cardls
for extra guests will be sold at fthe
door that evening for fifty cents, no0
extra guest being admitted without
~a card.
All senior women are invited to at-
tend if they wish to do so. The juin-
iors are requested to call their fresh-
men immediately in order that they
may make arrangements for escorting
Alhem to the spread.t Any freshmnan
Beauty and brains go hand in. hand
in the case c' Miffs 1Esther MceDonald,
tioted? the. most lyeautiful college, girl.
in- the Middle West. In addition silt;
Ihas won the Jhighest marks in all her
studies at Northwestern university this
year.
3NEW MEM1BERS
JOIN JUNIOR W. A. A.,
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The junior organization of th,,e Wo-
inen's Athletic association has added
30 new mnembers as a result: of thy,
campaign on Monday and Tuesday.
A large representation of these- weroi
present at the monthly mneeting held
Wednesday afternoon in Barbour gymo-
na sium.
Plans were discussed at this time
fo the posting of a competitive chart
to show the progress of eac'h womar1l
in the junior, group toward her honor
*points. Plans to design an emblem
denoting membership in the junior
organization were discussed and
commilittee appointed.
Miss Marion 0. Wood of tini depart-
ment of Physical Education spoke t
the members upon the co-operatic
which. the departmoent wishes to) main-
tain with the athletic association.
Grace Fry, '23, president of the sen-
i or organization of the Athletic asso-
ciation, explained the honor p~oint
system in detail.
Blue Bird Hair Shoppe, successors
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fchanged from 2673-M to 38 i.-Adv.
Faculty women wh(o are.-interestedj
inz swinmig aro requested to call
dirs. lEnswiier at '280-W.
Ev ery member of the publicity com-
mnitte c the Y. W. C. A. is urged to
oe present at a meeting to be held at
3 :30 'clock this afternoon at New-
berry fhallf
FOR B1RIDGE PARTY
Aany pers5ona8vwho may not haveI
zbeen able to secure tickets for the
bridge party which members of Chi
tOmnega are giving on Friday and Sat-,
urday afternoons 'of this week are
asked to ca'l Adelaide Sherer at 1325.1
The committee in charge of dispos-
ing of the tickets has announced that
aw few tables are still available. Prices
are $3 per table or 75 cents apiece.
Arrangements have been made to
get the returns from the game on
Saturday afternocon.' Three artic'les,
which will be. suitable for Christmais
1gifts will be sold at this time.
The affair will be given for theE
benedlt of the University of Michigan
'League.
ELECTRICAL
SHUsE ET F-11hts 50.75-$ 1.001
Pop. Mats. Tues., Thurs.
I CHIGA~Vand Sa~t., 25c and Soo
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