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try and Canad~a. A staff of rine coaches headed by Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern anad Bernie Biermian of Minnesota wiIl offer courses'in seven-intercollegiate sports. Coaches Waldorf 'and- Bierman.will lead the football staff and will, be ass Isted by Bürt Ingwersen, ulne coach at. "Northwestern. Basketbýall will begiven by Dutch Lonborg of Northwestern. The balance of the staff consists ýof Nortbwesetern university coaches, as follows: Tom ýRobinson , swimming; Frank Hill, track;, Ted Payseur,. golf;, Paul Bennett, tennis; Ade Scbumacher, inramurals; Carl Ericksoin, trainer. K. L. Wilson', athleticdirector, %viIlgive a course ini administration. coaches taking the football Work vill have the privilege of attending the practice sessions of the College AIlStar. football team -that will be ývorkinig out at Dyche stadium duririg the two weeks of the course. These workouts will serve course and will supplernent the lectures ù 'be given by Coaches WVadorf, Biermxan and Ingwersen. as field deQpstrations for th~e Rudolph. Serkin WilI Give Benefit Recital From the offices of the Chicago di- vision of the National Council ofi Jewish Women cornes the interesting announcement that this organization more thaný 1,700 'prints were submitted by some 450 photograbers- froni practically al parts of the world. From this entry the jury of selection accepted, for the display at the Art Institute 276 prints by 183 exhihitors. represent-ing 22 countries. "In the choice. of.prints for the exhibition the jury of.se lectiop paid no attention to the country of ri, name of' the mfake-r~ or the iroces .used, and basedits: selection sûlclvi,upon the pictorial menit, techln,*caitl quality and interest produced by' the print. In spite of such 'a procedüre, the resultant collection shows. a gond balance: about one-third of the Print,; are froin abroad, one-third f rom. the Chicago ýreigion and the ,remaining I third fronm the various States of îhis! country." The followhmiig countries 'aaérereýsented in the exhibition : Austriai l3elgium, Canada, China. Czechoslovakia, Egypt. England, France, Germany, Hawaii, Hungary, ltaly, India, japan, java, jugoslavia, Mexico, Poland, Spain, South Africa, Switzerland, and the United States. As an indirect tribute to the quality' and varieby o-f modern, photographic papers. available throughout t h e for the family, for your 'home and for vacationi will be found in abondance tbis week ini Your Homeé Paper tbrough the mnoney-saving messages of . .. ADVERTISER PAGE AD)VERTISER PAGE A&P ........ i........ .7,135 Airport Tavern............54ý Alexander's Wilmette Ace Motors......... CoverIV, Beyýrer Electrio Shop....5 ..... 8,1l Bezark's ........... Bimhop Furs............... 19 Bloom-Hali Dress Shop...... 35 ..... 47 BIum's, ac . ......... .?2b Book Nook, The .......... Brauch's Slumber Shop....... 4S Braun Bros. Oil Co.......... 60 35 Burns Toggery ............. Chandler's................. 20 Chief Wasb Co.............. 22 McGuire & Orr............40 41 Mission HOIR GolIf Club . Miss Angeliie's Restaurant ..53 Murine Co.............2lm, 53 .... 27 Nelson System ......... 18 Nipersnk ot.......... North Shoe Refiteraion.Co..48 North Town Utilities....... 59 O'Kean, Dr. L. H............ 37 Pabst Beer............52 Pagliarulo, D . ...... 6, 8, 32 Pauling, E. G. & Co......... 4m 6,8 Peacock k. Cream ........ Peacock, C. D ............... 47 Pool & Piper.............. 18 Public Service Co........ 11, 51 cent of thec total." ' ne . Although weil known ina Europe salon comimittee. is comprised of Alex -Rudolph Serkin is a new artist to the J Krupy, chairman, George Sohn, American public, having received and John Skara. William C. West is sudden and unrestrained praise after president of the Chicago, Camera bis recent appearance with the Phil- club. 'harmonic-Symphony orchestra conducted bv Arturo Toscanini in CarGUDE-LCTURE TOURS negie. hall last February. The senaal on sational impression mnade MineraIs and prehistoric- exhibits ~..~ -------------day evening, i'tixuiur . .lng b6-per Ravinia Festival ............ Rensch Warehouse .......... 49 Davis lFurniure Caftsmen Diedrich, Edyth........... 47 .. 52 59 2 Erickson, Ben............ Esther Beauty Shop.......... 2 Floride Fruit Go...........3 Forest Primeval ....... >.....52 Ford Dealiers........ ...... 15 Schlo«ear's ................ S Shipp, Harriet ............ 36 Snider-.Cazel Drug Go.....6 Snyder, C. C., Inc. ....... .21. Standard Ôil Co. . ý Cover 111 Suburlian Refrigerator Sales ... 50 26 ............. Taylor, Win. Termpinal 1Pary Produpts . .. . .37 Terminal JHardwar.......3 Teatro del ago............ 53, z q & ........ e Mr. Cazel is thec son o uz n Mrs. E. C. Cazel of 723 Tenth street, and Mrs. Cazel is the former jean Maddock of Winnetlca. This 'is their second daughter.: inerud, Ethel .... ........ shall Field & Go... .13, 20, ha'a Beauty Spot ........ mrn's.................. 34 43 37 45 C. ................... 9 o.B.......... 30,31 &Michigan S. S. Co. 22 . .. . . .25