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WLL PRESEINT HOCKEY U 11 AFT.
ER BASKETBALL CGAME
OIN TUESD)AY
Basketball for women will begin
with a game at 5 o'clock on Tuesday
No. 27, between students and faculty
Following the match there will he a
baixquet in the 'basement. of. Barboulr
gyjanaslum, which all women are cor-
dialy lpvltcd to attend.- At 'this time
they hockey awards will be made, in-
plu.#ing the presentation of the silver
euto the winner of the inter-house
tournament. ;Tihe freshmen represent-
ative oni the atl-letic board will e an-
nounced. ,
This is to be a general farewell to
tho lio~key ryeasoni until next year, and
a sec es of "pep meeting"' before the
basketball starts. To cover the' cost
of the dinner there will be a charge of
40: cents. All women who can come
aresrequested to- sign up on the bullet-
in, board in Barbour gymnasium. The
game begins promptly at 5 o'clock, as
slieified, anid the whole affair will be
'Ovr at 7 o'clock.
Japanese Consider,
ChrysanthemumA
Symbol Of Love
When wo wear the chrysanthemumi to
;hCw our loyalty for our Alma Mater,
it i~ intero:-ting to -learn that this flow-
is looked upon by the "Japanese as a
symxbc bol q 4:e A Japanese consul to
thew-United states explained this tra-
diin at a flower sho w at the Amer-
ican Miiseum'of Natural History in
New York.
Among ,the..J2paIese there is a
custom to interpret flowers according
to flieir shapne, color and time of blos-
som The cherry blossom is beautiful
in -"the spring when everything is
brig~ht and gay. But should rain orl
wind come at the tine of blossoms,
the.flowers fall and wither immediate-
~y. :Hence they would symb~olize a fee-
ing, which perishes with the slightest
StoYrm.
The Japanese seek their ideal ym-
boli-n the chrysanthemutm because it
stands against'the severe frqlst, and fa I
the-midst of the autumn season., when!
the' lotuis Sies and the leaves of the;
t;,e~s fall, ixt remains to inspire and
cheer us' with its" wondrous splendour.
S A L E S T O .( fB E. y N E F I T ,(Y '1
flimlehoch's' displ ay at the PClly
ILittle Tea shoppe, 225 South Thayer'
st'r,et, hads been met with a great steal
of enthuisiasm nr the part of the Uni-
verilty Vw'd-ni. -, .
Ae d'splay is in, charge of l' ace
Anic, , frmezr preldent of the
*WOnaycn S L~x;aie. l iintel iBch ';depart-
m ent store, lollmving t hir ni twn, xwill
give a"10 ret' cent colmm:ission to the
University of Michigan League for all
goods purchdsed in their store i i °)-,
trait by woma~n of the nversity, upon
the~ request of 'the puirchaser This
year, in 'addition to this, tho y have hradl
a display every Tuesday and Wednes-
(lay at the Polly ittle Tea shoppe,
thewgoods ordered being mailed the-fo-
following day from their store in D-
troit.
1Drondon, Nov. 23.-The Daily Tele--i
graph says it is not at all unlikely that
Fra'nce will supply reece with naval'
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29 HRAIEDRALUMIIAE'
GROUPS NOW INSTATE
Announcement has been made from
the Alumnae office, of the names of
those cities in Michigan which have
established alumnae groups. They are
as follows: Adrian, Ann Arbor, Ber-
rien county, Cadillac, Coldwater, De-
troit, Grand Rapids, Hastings, H-ough- ii
ton, Ionia, Kalamazoo,.Marshall,1,Mus-
kegon, Owosso, Pontiac,. Saginaw]~
Battle Creeks, Bay City, Birmningham,
Cara, Flint, Hillsdale, 'Hancock, Jack-
son, Lansing, Mount Clemens, :Pptos-l
key, Port Huron an~d - Ypsilanti.
The Bay City and! Saginaw groups

There will be a meeting or the execu-
t~ve board and the chairmen of. all
committees of Masques Dramatic so-
ciety at 10 o'clock today in Bar-
hour gymnasium. The chairmen of
committees are requested to have all
reports ready for this meeting.
Any members' of the Y. W. C. A.
hwho -are interested _in various pha ses
of poster making, are asked+ to leave
their names 'at the.- bfice pf Newberry1
hall.,
Women are needed at the University l

have met continuously for 25 years. (hospital to do mhopping for the patienstuve made- by te ,baaa - oxxntees Eriiiv v i
SThe two groups met together uni in'the afternoon, aid t tell stories to ishibuli be sent to Rosalind Freund at 928Q Ch S t
treyears ago, when increase in the children at 6,U'or 7 o'clock. Some Helen INewbey edefce ht oeDe, !~. C urc S re
SInembers necessitated a separation, who signed(uring the first part of the 3"--PON 6-
rl ~They meet regularly every month and.l semester to do social service work, PHN-6
also give various social functions to; did not receive cards notifying them Women who'have not paid their Nov-
which outsiders are frequently in- when they were to appear, and these ember Y. W. C. A. -pledges are asked; If rugs in stock do not please there is a strip woven In 75 shades of
vited. women are asked to report at the of - to do so at the office of Newberry hall, color and many beautiful designs hand painted by Chiese artists
""The officers of the Bay City group fe e~e~yhl as soon as from wich to order.
include Mrs. P. W. Martin, president; ble. PasESsoon as posIDRINsibAIe.
Miss Eva Bothe, councillor; Miss___ Rouen, Nov. 23.-Nine stowaways -'RGE EYLWCOSDR~~QA4Y
Frances Merrill, secretary and Miss ;told the French authorites they paid ______________________________________
Edith Nelson, treasurer. Those of the More women are needed in the Y. W.
Sagnaworgniztio ar Mr. FoydC. A. workshop to dress dolls. Any athousand francs each for guaranteed
W. Wilson, president and councilor; one interested is asked to come to the etyit h ntdSae. ...
Miss Alexina Meer, vice-prsident okhpayWdnsa rTusa Rome, Nov. 23.-The Pope gave the -I-
Illis ary B. Grossman and Mrs. William H. MBratnie, treas- afternoon. Houses wishing tft take a 1ueno p
i nuberof oll todres otsie uten o- Spin a gold medal fot' each
M'.s Mary B. Grossman was recently I urer.(nmeofdlstdrsouieth of her sons. *
elected judge of the municipal court of--wrsoaeskdtclltthofe
Cleveland , by an overwhelming major- Paris, Nov. 23.--President Millerand flee of Nwberry hall and get them.arnz TeDiyA ° _________
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!beginning January, 1,J24. "Efficiency is 1924 Olympic games., Junior women who for any reason h DtS6
what counts," says Miss Grossman. - are unable to at as escorts to K Wed Mat. 60t m to;5
"Itdoe~nt mttr weter heoffce It's true efficiency to use Daily women assigned to them for the Fresh-GARRINC tt.iph $o 0o1S2 .50
is held by a man or a woman, provid- Cassifleds.-Adv. man Spread are requestecf o comun- H. ?B. T'V A R] N0WECR
ing they have eliceney and common{ In the Sparklin g Comedy 4
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- with Lulle Watson al Wonder Cas
D ETROIT STORE TO DISPLAY .___________________
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Plain and fuir-trimmed ceollege sport o ON
Icoats are to be on exhiibitaon frocm 10!p ciaC a l y S lI-av oufetxmne.
o'cloc'k to 6 on Tuesday, Nov. 2ua d S I7, at a"r'ar°orfet c mnd
the flotel Alenel. This display will an, Ifd diigpoebt 'y a ,pC
be under the direction of Mrs. Neva L. = -( *
Phillips, personal service director of wrn.U_- A rTTA
Frank & Seder, of Detr oit. 3= =I N1./.VVt
Th'ie puripose of this exhibition ofl IR JJ .1 -T$
coats is to show the type of merch an-CD.C .
dic which thin concern is prepared to =C iropodi t d,-OrthG'cEt *
offer to the women of Ann Arbor, at aj797 North University Rhone-252 I
saving to the purchasers. Delivery of; C
all orders taken will be prompt. An'Sa.om~ise..............^c^
experienced fitter will be in attend-
a ice to assure prospetive buyers oi SaltedX111 t1it1JItI1Ift11111111ti1lIIItiI1li1iI
sate Nut Carmels..................... 39c - - i
--Cocoanut Kisses............0 tLU NI hoel9
AM) DAR 0C II{, 1Y FR 1)RVIN Cocoanut Brittle -. .. .. .. . .25c Remem'br Those Steaks You s
Stockholm,. Nov. 23.- {(By AP.P-eanut Cany.......... ................... se oFelA
Managemnent of dairies andsmall coun-~- -~
try -estates offers a new and ;inviting Peanult Brittle.. . ............. . "JE'N
occupation for Swedish women, ac-=.
cording to Miss Elizabeth Tamin in astn-j-2StCISei
~ItieiPurc Cream Lady Fingers..3.....*...-. 39sttw y
address before the Swedish Worn ir4- - - K They're Just- As Good Asa'ver. '
- en Thien. Miss Tamnm is the sic--- -- ad
ndwoman elected to the upper chami-a '
h er of the Swedish Rikslag and, owns --.N xto irse£ear
and manages a large modecl country es-;ES EC A - J(V] PA .RXN x t rae har
tate near Stockholm.--
She spoke of the tendency of Swedish On( Poud Box £fAored M l Ch oae,- -ai uk
bunfnessoor prfessIonis, whichnuntil Fruits and Nuts,$1.00 Corner Fourth andHuron.
reocently had been~ reservedl for men, W ......
In the country vocations, she said, xl~ - -'---'-- - -#tt11I11.I~tll.
women are fuilly able to compiete with N. -I1111111111111111IJI lltlt ll1II[ fI1ii1III~lIi tlI~i1~tlilill~~tt11111101t
imenc in exiecutive work. --!.-11-. i
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HenryioFerikee iigae et -u -w-
Mirs, H-enry FeeikWilson, f r-
Grand Ra~'pids, Mich., announces lhe;Fr
engagement of her daughter, \Vnifred--
Sybil Wilson, '22, to Baic rt 1 Iayden - Huo
Ware, ex-22, of Kon as City, Mdo. Whaic K -.
in the University Miss Wilson was a - 1-
memlrer of lCollegiate Sorosis, and
Wareof eltaTauDelta fraternity.
are on strike.
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SPCALFR OAY I= Mene of Good Taste
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Creamof T matoAre very careful and conservative about the
nt'lDeceber1 wewil mak a ntres ~jewelry they wear. Thlat is why our jewelry -
snd furnisheyou wi ig-ae aEtes-for men is so popular among men of refinement.
he special price of TEN DOLLARS,' - New England Broiled Dinner...".... ... 40c If you. want to- please some male rlative or
t in every respect. rl FitrT red" f * o
~xpires December Hirst. A-ppeitter unch....... "... "...................,c rindwith a git ofjewelry frhis persona
N, 1111"" = use, select it here and thorough appreciation
te Jewelry Store I Vr will hbe assured.
Atu Abor tllct. I Ras VelCelery Dressing ........... ...........40c I.

Roast Pork, Celery Dressing ............ ... ..40c -w
RatPriRibf Beef .. ...... ...............40c ~-NT
_- osi e We hae a full line of
Roast Stuffed Spring Chicken ....................65c go Michigan pins and novelties
Le ; ~ ~ -~.- at Special Prices. Engraving
iviMasned atos umpkn Pie and Tax Free.
3ars and Cigarettes. V g tblsw ---________________
's Ov r- -aPeas and Carrots,I
or Ovr-mks Butterd Beets, Baked Beans, si-
Mixed o oeSoe.Vegetables,ANL
Combination Salad,m STATE STREET JEWELER ao
I 302 S. State Street
and Packard. (- 618 E. WILLIAM STREET
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As a special introductory price um
thorough examination of your eyes
shell frames and toric lenses' at th
guaranteed to be absolutely correct
This Offer Positively I~
C. S. WICKE
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At Arnold's Stal
,IO2 South Statte Street

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Drinks, Candy,
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