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UNION PRIZE ESSAYS DUE MONDAY

Competition Closes at 11 o'Clock That Night--Limited to 2500 Words

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED January 13, 1923

Monday, January 15, is the last day on which essays for the Union Library Prize Essay Contest will be received. All manuscripts must be handed in at the attendant's desk of the Union Library by 11 o'clock Monday night.

Any member of the Union is eligible to compete in this contest for which a first prize of $100 and a second prize of $50 will be given. Contestants will not be limited in their choice of subjects but manuscripts must not exceed 2,500 words in length.