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*tionl a peace to 'offer its Meni- ventioii" m1was *Drayer. bers and friends. P'rof. William M. McGovern of NortliWesternl university wiIl speak on "Clotuds Over-the Orient." Profe%-, sot :McfGovern ha'; traveled. exten- Pro'rm f r Guld sivelv in Amnerica, Euirope,. and Asia,, The program for the meeting ': in the interest of scientific research. the Woman's He made, an expeditiôn through. Tib- gregational' guild of the First Coxnchurch on. Friday, Noèt to. orbidden Cify, disguised a!ý a vember 13,. Will be given by Dr. H.. M. Thihetan Coolie ini 1922. luI 1926 lie Kingsley, pastor of. the Church of led an >expedition througli the Ama-, the Good Shepherd in Chicago. joseph zon 1asin, and suhsequently excavated Inca and pre-Inca rlemains* in Peril. Cole9 baritone solois t, will sing- LunchIn-addition to his.work in thepoliti-. eon will be served at i o'clock by the cal. science departmnt at NorthweSt. East End circle, and the Crescent ern, and his excellent contribution .as circle Will be incharge of the sewing. A board meeting will be held ini the an lexplorer, Professor McGoeni an author of note. !lis works in this church parlor at 11:30 o'clock. field. cover a. wide range, includiw'y "'<uddnist Philosophy," Modern Japan," "Jungle Life," and much other vital Oriental mâterfial. Il e attended- Bozino inistitute; hal,; a Ph. D. from Chist Chuirch. O)xfordl. studiexl -at the Srbcymie, Paris, -and1 received a special diploma front th e Universjtv of Berlin. Professor McGovern was a lecturer in the School of Oriental Studies at the Universit-v of. L.cndo-n f rom 1922 to 1927. He. heCaml assistant curator of the anthroroolôgîcal dletpatret. of the Field 'Nu'seu-m i of Chicago i 1927. Since 1929 hie. ha'; benassocl-te nrofesýor of Political cci~c~at 'No-rthýý-estertn universitv. *These medals were awarded the Eugene L. Ray Studio for our portraits of Mi. Edgar A. Guest. and Jackie Large, wlich werlel exhibited ini thesalon at the ChI-. cago Art Inatitute and London England . and in other salons of Amnerica and. of abroad. lm0 IChicgo Avenue, Evamston. -EUGINU I LIR';&Y I sTUDIO - Pre-IiritmasSeIIing of Zi4IeNt$e Harud Made Pli Jewisb Wo'mn WlI $foce Peace Symou Nov. 23 On MNonday. November 23, at 1 :30 o'clock, the Conference of J.ewish W'Momnen's Organizations will hold its. Novemb)er meeting on the twent.ysecond floor of* the. Medical and Denital Arts btiilding, 185 N. Wabash avenu1 e. The program is presented 1w the peace commission. Mrs Syd-! ie v Bversdorf. chairman. and Mrs. Sidnlev Klein. co-chairman, in the forin of a. svyposium, "Three Api proaches to -Peace." embroidery, the dainty applique work, av the, lustrous Chinese silk wears forever 1 SLIPS GOWNS PAJAMAS 3-PIECE $3.69 and $4.69 $5.69 and $7.69 $5.69 il fr,;. H. Herz7MNfrs. L . EisenberL,, s. B. f fMr Mali. NIr s. R . Schiller, -Sachar, Mmfs. E. Levv, M-\rs, M. Freidiander. MNrs, P. Schwartz, Mr';.f Mrs N.Blumberiý, M\r';.' M. M.Stern. Mrs. M. ,Wolfson. Mm.'.\f. '-eig.e and NMis' sJulia .Felienthal . *Edeson. Phone Lingerie-$econd Floor TANSTO N