VOL. X1.. No. 45. L 1\ I VEl{SITY OF CHICAGO,· TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1912. PRICE FIVE CENTS.RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY EDITORSNOT Al1'FIlESHMAN NUMERALSGIVEN TO TWENTY-ONEFint HoDOn f. Yearm., Foothan SqudMea Are Awarded BJ CoaclaPateRESERVE LETTERS ARE GIVEN.. J6R" Emblems Earned by FourMore While Additional Five Re­ceive Squad Jerseys.Twenty-one Freshmen were award­ed '·1916" numerals in football byCoach Page, four more received the1�16 reserve honors, while five morewere given squad jerseys- The menawarded the numerals were, CaptainStegeman, Moulton. Russell. Boyd,Shull, Whiting. Redmon, Acker.1-'4.ote. Kendall. Matson, Sparks.Shively. Gordon. Sellers, Beckwith,Cole, Hardinger, Presnell and Pet-·rich.The reserve awards wcre made toHawley. Stewart, Hatcher and O'­Connor, while jerseys were given toHirsch. Stout. Olmstead. Andermanand Taylor. The men awardednumerals will meet at the gymnasiuma week from today at 12:15 to havethe squad picture taken. A dinnerwill he tendered the entire squad byt he Athletic department a week from.today ill the commons, at 6:30. Thesweaters will be given out hy trainerJohnson in the gymnasium. COLLEGE DAILIES TOSTART CAMPAIGN FORRETURN OF MICHIGANThe Aaiance of Western College Dailies decided upon the following statement as their position on theMichigan-Conference situation:I. Competition between Michigan and the Conference colleges is desired by the students and alumni of theConference colleles as well as by Michilan.2. After reviewing. conditions at the several colleletS we have decided that the !)oints at issue areA. Faculty control of athletics-B. Training table.3. THE FACULTY CONTROL-Conference rules provid� for "full and complete faculty control ofathletics." But, in at least one Conf�rence college, MinQesotct. .tudents are in virtual control, At Minnesota.the board of control consists of two faculty men appointed by the Facully senate. two alumni, and eight stu­dents elected by popular vote- The oniy power held by the fa&:Q}ty is that of veto and not of legislation.At Michigan we find the following situation: The Bo"''' consists of four faculty men chosen by theFaculty senate. the graduate director of athletics, three ahmmi chosen by the board of regents of the univershy,and but three students appointed b) the student ··board of urrectocs: which is composed of the graduatedirector of athletics and of die Varsi y team managers who are elected by the student body. Further, theboard of regents, a body appointed by the governor of the ateU" has final authority.We believe that this system is the same in spirit and p'�licc. auno ugh not identical in form, as at theConference colleges. We believe then that this dltference Ui � ,"cuter of mere technicality and that the realpoint at issue lies in the matter of the training table.4- THE TRAINING TABLE-Ta.e training table syat.m at Michigan is as follows: A private individualruns the table for profit, charging each member of the V�hy Squad, assigned to the table by the coach,four dollars per week for two meals a day. Whatev�r de"ci� ilf'ses is made up by the Athletic associarion,this deficit being about $800 for the past year. In at least two Conference colleges a EO�called training tablet:xists where team members eat toge ther but pay the full amouat of the board. It is genef'211y conceded, andwe believe that these tables conducted in this fashion are in accord with the �pirit and .letter of the Confer-ence rules- Hence: . ..S. The actual difference betweer Michigan and the Conference lies ir the fact that the Michigan Athleticassociation contributes partially to the support of the training table. -II this feature can be eliminatedthere. remains no logical ground for the further separation of Michigan and the Conference colleges.President A. H. Ogle, Daily Hiini-Secretary C. F. G. Wernicke. Jr., Wisconsin Daily News.Members-H. 1- Doermann, Minnesota Daily_C. B. Conrad, Daily Illinip. H. Walsh and H. L. Wilson, Daily Northwestern.F. W. Pennell and K. B· Matthews, Michigan Daily.H. L. Kennicott, Leon Stolz and B. W. Vinissky, Daily Maroon· AIIiuce. Watena ColJeae Dailies De­cides nat Retura of WolyeriDeaIs Desired BJ Studem..dAhmmi"BIG NINE" DOESRepresentatives at Conference Meet­ing Do Not Discuss Question­Limit Basketbaii and BaseballSchedulesAn effective campaign to crystallizestudent sentiment at the .. BIg Nme"colleges and at Michigan WIll hestarted by the couege newspapereditors who were present at the urstannual meeting of the Alliance ofWestern College Dailies which washeld Friday and Saturday.The eleven delegates, representingNorthwestern, Itnno.s, J.\,l.nn�"Oi.a,·Michigan and Chicago, d.scussed thesituation and decided to try to nnd asolution for· these probrems.main points of d.fference are theiaculty control of athletics and thetraining table-Discuss Traini:Qg Table.According to several representa­tives of the "Big Nine" who met atthe Auditorium Hotel, the mainH.'.son for M'jchigan·s WIthdrawalwas the adoptlOn of the rule requ.T';ing absolute faculty control of ath­letics. -Despite t his statement, theAlliance decided that the main diffi-the trainingHOLD THIRD SWIMMINc.iMEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON ;TART SALE FOil DANCE TODAYmorrow·Mr White is satisfied with thepro�pects of the Freshman team, ande"pects to turn out a winner if all the",en !Otay ahovc. Captain Ray \Vhitchas hccn showing up well in thcswims and in thc plungc for distance.Pavlicek. is expectcd to prove a goodfnan in the forty yard swim. Mc­LauJthlin has hecn performing wenin the hack-�troke. and Redmon tIleheavy Jnlard �n the Freshman foot­hall ·team is proving to he a first.,rate plunger.Yale-The quarter mile track o�the Yale ficld is to he reconstructedin the near· future. (Continued on p,age 4) (Continued on page ",)The Daily Maroon starts astra" IDUNHAM TO LEAD BLACKFRIARSvote today to determine the attitude. ---Varsity and Freshmen Will Compete rickets ·for Settlement Dance to Be· Organist Will Serve as Musical Di--Univenity Championships Are Held Saturday in Bartlett Distrib- of the student body on the queslion rector for Annual Comic Opera- culty was the matter ofScheduled for Next Week. uted to Members 01 Finance Com- of th� return of Michigan to the Contest for ..M.�c Closes_JanWU'7 tab1e.,�·-_::-�i_._'1 ..r...:... •. - .. "........,!"t:.,;-.t:"<.�.�. �, ..• -� ... -.. - ',[_.. . ..• �tt��es�y·.:-. - CoDfer:enc�-·' -,.......;:--.-:- .. -.:".':-��- �.F�tJL. -� .. - ... ,. Michigan's return is desired be--- . Tbe third Varsity-Freshman sWlm� •. .... ..• ,. .._. .cause of the previou5 good standing·ming meet of the quarter wiil be held. -. Tick';ts for the Settlement dance If you favor the return of lIic:hicau Arthur Dunham, considered one of . the. Wolverine teams. Now thatFriday. Coach- White is much en- to be: held Saturday will· be put on to the Conference under. arrange- of the best organists in the city, has these teams have been playing Ev�-eouragcd ovcr the progress made by sale today. Donald Hollingsworth. been chosen musical director for this ern teams the .\Vestern athletic s.tua- .the Varsity swimmers thus far in the cha;rman of the Finance committee ments satisfactory to .the Conference y�ar's production of ' the Blackfrars. lion, especially. at the close of thefall quarter. and he believes tbar tht- will bein Cobb today at 12:15 to dis- mark an .. X'! in the sqUare oppposite Dunham. Richard Henry Little, dra- Iootball season has always beenearly pracrice will result in a mnrf" tribute tickets to the members of the rnatic critic for The Chicago Exam- clouded hy the fact that there was no(Yes)· If you do not, mark an "X� . I tiresuccessful season than was expen· eommittee who have not already re- :nt:r, and three faculty members will way of comparing Michigan Willenced last year. ceived their share. Twenty-five-hun-I in the squar� opposite (No). constitute the committee which will Conference teams. The spor: ngCaptain .Hcllingsworth has low"'�. dred tickets have been printed and I The result of the ballot will be judge the music to be submitted' Jan-. rit·:cs have generally conceded Mu.h-his record in the back stroke and forty will be gjven to each �f :he wO-1 published from day to tb-v Drop uary IS. igan the better of the argument·Goodman has bettered his time in men and twen.ty to ea�h 0 t ie men I· • . -The contest will open tomorrow. The \\'olverines. on the ether hand,the 2� yard swim- Moore of last on the committee. TIckets may be I your ballots In the Faculty uchance It +is suggested that contestants desire \Vestern competit�on hecauseyear's Freshman team has improved obtained from .the following:. or in the box in Lexington and the should c·onfer writh either Roderick] r ge()graphic reasons. The games. greatly in the breast stroke and Neff Donald Hollingsworth. chairman. .. with the Eastern teams have n.e�er, Er I h R Ids 1 b Peattie or Donald Breed in order to tof the 1911 Freshman team is ex- Helene Pollak, captain: Iza let eyno cu. .. f' h hr('u"ht Michigan great .rec.ogo. lenP get somethin·g of the spmt 0 tee M hpected to prove a strong addition in r:urke, Elizabeth Jones, Ina erego, Students will be requested to sian hi' a,.. the natural r:vals of c 19an. areRI· H II· G K sa· Char .-- play into their music. T e yncs mayI'n the \Vest. The ChI·cago-Michlgantht: 10<' yard swim and the plunge. ISS a mg. eorge a I. -I V· II H H rt Hclen their Dames to the ballots. These be procured from Varner Bowers.foo· thall fr.:illl .... on Thanksgiving usedThe annual University swimming otte :a. azen agge y. . ""- '-'J Ir Contestants may play their ownto arousc '""eat interest, whilc thechampionships will be held Thursday ac, names will not be published but will h·t e.' IAlh D k music, make arrangements to ave: l)a�ehall. �mc�.� with JIlinois were a-dnd Friday, Decemher 12 and 13. By Ruth Allen. :'captain; ert e -<' f!>"L La . h M Quayle merely assure The Dally Maroon !'ung hefore the judges. or simply _11;0 intcre!'ting.rooMing the championships so early ker, A. . ng orst, ona ,f. Ch I MId r • hand in their scores to Bowers or Do Not Discuss Mic:hi. '1Ir.ln.in the year Mr. White expects to se- Suzanne Fisher, ar es 0 an e , .!hat only regular students of the Um- .-. I f h V . "-'h I 'll'h·ff-n· Loui"e Ford Roder- presentation. Dc�pl·te thc expectations of thecure some matena or t e arslty - ar es n I '" , .. '. ball oJ, I F II versity cast. ota. . fand Frcshman teams and he thinks 'ck McPht:rson; Dorot ly arwe.. students and alumni of the Con er-that competition will provide good Mary Ca�eron, captain; AnDIeCOULTER PRESIDES ence colleges and Michigan. the Con-practice for tht: men. I.ouise Ford. Cameron Lattc:r, M�ra AT SECOND DINNER ferenct representat.ives adjoumt:dSix events will be competed in the Rl"ynolds. Elizabeth Dicke�, Maurice I favor the return of Michigan to OF Y. M. C. A. BOARD tht-ir regula� meeting without evenchampionships:- the forty yard swim, Ottoson. Emil Bickley, Willard Fas-mentl·onl·ng the subJ·ect of Michigan'sb I k H 0 Swan the Conference under arrangementthe 100 yard swim, tht: forty yard --=ett. Helen Tim er a c, .u.g Ber i return to the Conferencc. As al,ack <stroke. forty yard breast stroke R;chard Matt�ews, captam; Smit� satisfactory to the Conference· Professor John M. Coulter presided result of this Michigan will have toEntries must he in a week from to- Gilbert, Jean Loye. Waltcr M' at thc 6econd dinner of the Adminis- wait a ycar· beforc shc can be read-Phoebe Clover. Myra Payne. ar·tl D f 1 1 Grace trative council of the· Y. M. C. A. mitted to the "Big :\inc" unlcSlS agaret Fenton, Car c e >aug I, 0 .Van Evera. Maur.ice Rogers· YES for the quartcr. Others in attend- special mecting i� called hy Profes-Frank \Vhjting.� captain: Eva Got�- ance were the Re\'. Mr. C. W· G;lkey, sor A· G: Smith of Iowa. who is pres-stcin. Marjory Miller. Edward St�m I Mr. Fred Merrifield, Mr. C. T. B. ident o( thc hoard.C 1• Clark Ethcl Ro .. enhelm. 0 I Goodspeerl. Dean L. C. Marshall. Profe!'sor Smith was appointcdat lcnne. ·1 NO B c;: t ·1 � II .Geoffrey Lc\·insOn. Joseph .Collnci. Profes�or E. D· urton. �ecre ary dde�ate tf) the Xationa Co cglateStanley Se,·ier. Hcrhert �tktn:'-. M. H. Bickham and \Villiam Lyman. Cithletic association meeting whichAdolph Radnitzer, capta·n: Hcrhert Mr. Oickham read his regular month- will br held in Xc\\" York in ther .t �nna� Moffett. Adele Signed 11.' report and the council discu.sscd Christmas holidays. The Confcrence\ ,ranqu'5. .t � dWhitney. Margar�t B1ul1�. AU�\1SJ aways and means for thc rcmaln cr adopted two rc!Oolutions. One wasC;:wawite Samual. Beckw'th. C. .J. of the quarter· In his report Mr. the report of thc committec which. . .. . R th \\',1_ Remarks.. .. .. h f t that ..... ohen. Lillian Karpen, u Bickham brought out t e ac was appointcd in 19' 1 to look mto'��r�z. . will twenty-five men on the campus were t'h� inducements �hat were offt:redThe Refreshment committee .............•..................... actively engaged in the pre�ent 111('111- athlctes to go to diffcrent collegrs.meet tomorrow at 12:15 in Cobh �.�. her'ship campaign, and that these men This committec presentcd the fol1ow-"Blow. Bugle, Blow" and "A PIC -h dred otherswould set: over two unin the course of a week.TH� bAlLY :MAROON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 19i�.'The Daily MaroonFormed,.The L'ni n�nJity of Chlcacv ,,'eoekly.1"I\)li�h(od JaUy except Sunday.. )ionda) ....:11101 ho:id:lys durin.: UlT'O.'e �uart�ns ot thQCIl'\"l·rs!.ty year.t:;.li:orial-llWl!nesa omcee, ElILa :t. �I�I'I:ul1'-' :\liJway�. llall Box "0" FacultytU;UbC.lUl"TlUM .. Th1.:)' carrier. �:.:,o a )-ee.r: $1.00 ..\)y lI,all. ��.W a )'ear: $1.2:; .. �uarte.r. �uarter:Jlanac;hlllt Edltur IUnua K.eDDleott!liew,. Editur - - - - - - LeoD t:;tolz,,\thletic Editor - Benard \'mI.k7BUhhle1>1t 11llDacer - - - Burdette 3la»tAt;SOC!A.TK EDITOaaWalter Foute • • ll&r>tln &evu.William Lyma n John l'erlce::>..LlUue·1 K:lV,Ull • • Harry Uorp.Ho .• '\:!" Lollt.�"':U'd • Georce Lyman\:.)'.1'.., Wa.lkina Georce OoLllng'b&m�r.J.c.: llotchk18a • • • Sarah Reluwa,jdHaskell Rhett,BEPOKT&_LllJoi:lIl Swu,\\"lote • Dor0th7 wuu.tonSadi" Bonnen AUCUMa Swawite"};\'t!n tbe reporter baa aD .otnce, aDdwith clear eye» aDd boaesl �, .... ,.uu\eil lnJUbUce aDd pula, th. _.,. &0l,ro .. rnb."-K. L ti.(fbitadallj.,.1:!I·' IiSenior Chapel-12:J5, Mandel. Household Administration Club-Chapel-Colleges of Education, HOllie Economic Day. 4:30, 3g4 Em-:I..?: 15. 214 Emmons Blaine. 1II()ns Blaine.. " ICandidates for Title of Associate- Chapel Assembly-The Divinity12:15, Cobb 6:\· school, tomorrow. 1�:I,5. lla�kdl a:;-IISophomore Class-Social commit- s,.:lllhly room.tee, 12:15, Cobb 9C. y. W. C. L.-Tolllorrow, 12:15.Freshman Class-Social committee, Lexington, 112:15, Cobb 9B. Settlement Dance>, Refr cshmcntLe Cercle Francais-Tryouts for counnittcc, tomorrow, 12:1,5, CobbFrench play. 4, Lexington. 6.\.Lecture-Recital on December 10. Mathematical Club-Tomorrow 4: 15Bulletin and Announcements.BURY WILBUR CONDIT GROSS CROSS COUNTRY MENPLAN TO ADVERTISEFOR �M MATERIAL IThose in charge of thc Cross j\Vilbur Condit Gross. '02 was Country squad arc planning a �'igor-Iburied yesterday afternoon from hisI,US campus campaign for candidateslate residence, 6001 Indiana avenue- for next fall. �"O less than a hundredHe died Saturday after a lin�crin�an.' desired and once they arc sccur-[llness of many months, \Vilhur 11 .cd, it :s planned to keep them a 111Gross was a member of Beta Thetathe running. An advcrrising cam­Pi fraternity. He was a brother ofFlorence and H elen Gross. and his paign with posters witt_ bc. used, Iur�ing those who arc regls�er:n� t.o 1makc Cross Coullt.ry runmng their Ichoice in gymnasnuu work. Thework is said to be ideal in the fall,l• .• . I:1I1d with more III the compctrtton It jwould he pos sible to make thc menwork harder to keep their places ontill' team. Many men who have never Idone any running find thenlsclves ��������������������������_������_capable after they have taken thesoreness out of their legs. Themembers of the Cross Country clubConcert program, 4:15 Mandel.Botanical Club-4:30, Botany 13'Student Volunteer Band-i: 15 Lex-Alumnus Died Saturday After Ling­ering Illness.wife was Miss Moq .• ria Stoug-h. grad­uated from the University in 1<)08."Vilhur Gross was horn in ChicagoJanuary 18, 1879 and graduated fromthe Eng'lewood- high school in 1&]7.The following year he entered theUniversity of Michigan where hecontinued for two years until 1900.when he entered the University ofChicago. Tn 1902 he was graduatedwith the degree of A· B. and has beenuntil recently associated with hisfather in the wall safe business. He are already planning a banquet to beis survived by a wife and one child. held' early in the fall quarter nextPeter, three years of age.Tickets for the autumn convocationto be held in Mandel, Tuesday after­noon, December 17, will be distrib­uted at the President's office to allcandidates for degrees and titles,Ten tickets are allowed each candi­dat e hut more may be obtained byspecial request. The invitations willhe mailed free to the number of ten,but postage will be charged for addi­tional ones. Candidates should"ring to the President's office atonce the list of names and addressesto which invitations are to be sent.leaving a personal card to be enclos­ed with each one. President andMrs. Judson will hold a reception toall candidates for degrees and titles.Wednesday afternoon., December II. Ryerson 37.Philological Club- Tomorrow, 8,Pruiessur Manly, 1312 E. 53ftl St·.t Students Fund Society Loans=-Ap-i·;I1'�·l·�..l ad kOOn.l-ClaU mall at the Ch!<::lJ:O Ing on.l·.., .... ;-vIIJ(oc. Chical.--o. Ill •• llareb 1�. 100M. UD- Menorah SocietY-i :30, Cobb 6:\. 1.1il'atil.)ns must he maul' before.!,_,:, .\,,� ur ll:u-.;,-h 3. lS.3. Semitic Club-8, Haskell 26. 'Thur-sday in President's office.------------�----------�--�-------------Intercollegiate associations havebeen formed in the past and havecarried certain weight.A. W. C· D. But they have general­ly been distinguished RESERVATIONS FORmore by form and organization than CONVOCATION SEATSTh Allian CAN BE OBTAINEDby accomplishment. e eeof Western College Dailies fonned.inChicago Friday and Saturday prom­ises to be permanent and amply tojustify its existence through works,not words, The primary object ofthe first meeting was to Cather to­t'ether college editors from Minne­::ota, Wisconsin. Illinois, Michiganand Chicago with the idea of devis­mg ways and means by which might• he affected the return of Michigan tothe Confclence. Other ends furtheredby the meeting were plans for inter­change of news, concerted campaignsto secure advertising, and futuremeetings. As the sessions progressedand those present began to realizethe good that such meetings mightdo, it was unanimously decided toform a permanent organization. tomembership in which editors of aUthe western college dailies would beeHgibie. Hereafter, each year theeditors will meet and will discuss, asin the present instance. those prob­lems which most vitally affect thestudent bodies which their respectiverapers represent. It is not to be un­derstOOd for a moment that the ath­letic situation will always engrossthe attention of the convening edit­ors. The present condition of affairswas frankly acknowledged by aU tobe an unusual one and one that�eemed to ascribe to athletics an im­portance far out of proportion totheir actual merits. Other problems- --curriculum, dramatics, journalism,or what not-will no doubt present!hemselves for solution in the yearst(\ come. as they have in the past, ateach of the colleges concerned; and itis almost certain that such meetingswith liberal interchange of ideas willdo much toward the solution of the�roblems at the different coUeg�f or this rea!on, it appears that theA W. C. D. wil1live and prosper: year to arouse interest in the work.CLASSIFIEDADVERDSEMIN1SIt'OR SALE-Dress suit, white cord-Ied silk vest, new this year, usedonly six times. Also Tuxedo, withgray silk vest. Measurements­chest 38, leg 33, waist 32. AddressX. Y. 43, The Daily Maroon.LOST-lletween Mandel and theMidway, Sunday morning, a bunchof valuable keys. Reward for re­turn to information office or theMaroon.FOR RENT-Furnished rooms andligh� housekeeping rooms. Single I ,.or en suite. All conveniences .. �I04 j\Vashington avenue. Tel. MIdwaySENIOR MEN WILLCOMPARE .MUSTACHESAT STAG TONIGHT LOST--On Marshall Field Saturday3102.FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, light,sunny room, private porch, inquiet home. New apartment, elec­tr;c light, steam heat. Prefer stu­dent or teacher. References ex­dl;!:lged. Price rJoderate. Con-Entertain Japanese Officials. nniently located t(\ L"ni\"ersity.Chief Justice N. \Vatan;!hc :1n(1 :->1 'I' I 'ay 0_-3 (,TO' Madison I• • , l'lI1C ., I( \\. 0:)/, . .,Chief Procurator T· AnJl1 of KoreaI n t S th. . R a"·CIHIC, 2n( a, ou .were {'ntertamed Saturday. hy cV'1 _John Timothy Stone. Presulcnt Jud- S-oson and Dean Mathews at a lunch- BLICK _!;,OR SALE QUICK-A ."';1('on at the C'niven-ity cluh. Amongl :\(1. 7 ntickensderfer typewriterthose present were Judge Kohl!"aat fClr $,)0. Address Daily :\'aroon �07'I.. liliiii�dM�Mc�� . E�MS ARE COMmG!��A-IE�Y-OU�L-O�O�K�m�G�F�O�i�1�-�������--�T���E-H�?��-�IAs�ociates Will Meet Today.Candidates for the title of A�oci- Bone {JD. I'll HelD You (jire THE COMMONS 8 Trial Iate will m('ct tllis afternoon at 12:15 Specialties: History and English Ask the Upper Classmen About Our Food.in Cobb 6A to elect a .speaker for !he Earle E. Eubank, Experienced Tutor You'll Like the Club Breakfast and Cafeteria ITunior College c10smg e'Xerclses I J k A I�vhich will he held Friday, December; 5802 ac son v�one Midway 6g11 "'usic at Night Good FoodL_o_w__ P_"_i_ce_5__ iJ� jNew forms of amusement are to beused at the Senior stag in the Com­mons cafe this evening. PresidentKuh promises a "rare time." An ef­fort will he made to get every Seniorman out. that there may be a generalinspection of the mustache raceDean Angcll will address the Seniorclass lunchcon for hoth men and wo­men in the Commons cafe Thursday· afternoon a purse containing 2keys and about 5� cents in change.Finder please return to Informationo-fice, IMPORTEDMINIATURESEacl PacluJgeHasCJ.-Eon, SfllftfMartWaatsOM-Wlatn YOII Seenat Yoar EyaWon't BeluuIeLock the Doors!Close the Windows!Don't Let Anybody Move!Here's theENCHANTED CIGARETTE���J'O�/5mr14 #' .ZUBELDA �tUBEl04TURKISH .� i:e VIROINIA ,!' ':"��7C'IGARETTE�STYPEWRITERS RENTED•$5.00 for Three MonthsEvery machine guaranteed to be in fine working order, and will bekept so during term of rentalWe deliver the machine and call for it at the end of the rental term.We also have for sale a fine line of Factory Rebuilt machines of allmakes on which you can" Save s� to 7S per cent.Telephone Harriccn 6�S8-6399AMERICAN \VRITING MACHINE CQ�iPANY(INCORPORATED)437 South Dearborn St. Chicago, lit_jDON'T FORGET! 1Settlement DanceBARTLETT GYMNASIUM,December 7"A ThoDsand for the Settlement"Xenr lose an opportunity of makin� a ('hild ha:>p�'; it is(lffrn beyond your power to make a grown man or nOlllenbap.,y; but a ehlld you ean always make hap!>)'.Edward StradleyTIlE nxtt.v �tAROON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER s, 1912.DECLARES GREEK -STUDYIMPRO'VES ENGLISH STYLEEditorial in Classical Journal PointsOut Value of Accurate Transla­tion-ThaI till' study of Greek will helpIhl' student III c nlt ivate a clear, ColI­cise Ellgli�1l st y le is the main ar cu­n.cnt for t lu- -t udy (If 'Ihe dassics.presented in the current Iltlilll;er (Ift lu- Classical Journal.Th« nlitl)r:al in which t lre nr gu­III t· II I appcar« :-tatl'S that the Eng-ii ... hlall�t1age is full uf t,ka,l ,llldaplltJr�'1p'nphra'I'''; :IIld ah"tr;lctlnlls TIll'" • ttc ndcnc y ill nar r.u iv« -t y h-, an'lInlin;.d!o. t hc wr irv r is tu Iliad phru ... e s withil ... -lcvaut dda:ls. En�li .. h expository\\ r it imz; (,II thl' whol«. is vcr ln .se, o h­-rurc, and indicat cs a gl'lll'ral ina-lr lif y to -ay what i ... meant. IGreek 011 the other iland i� c lcar :and �il1l"ll' ,"uth ill tllll.t1l-!ht :lnd l,x-IrH·�!'II"I. II a student ;.; tra incd to,l'xpn'S"; h is thoutrh t « dearly in Grcck.he is nl'l'l'ss;\rily t rained ttl expr c-shis thoughls clcar ly.III t hv prv ... cnt met hod- of t c x t l mok'Illdy. t h e writer co nt i nuc <, till' OIlC-yc a r spcnt hy t lu- an'ragt' s t udv nt inkarnin;.t Crl'l'k t'alinl·t hl' (If 11l1lCI: Ihellt'lit til h i m. Ii. !lUI' llg that y c a r.I:n\\·t'\"l·r. !'t rl· ... � i� laid I III s'mp:!' andan'urale _lral1slal;o:l with l'\lll,.:tantli,lt-lity paid I .. the la�t dctal of the.:Greek. a m,,'t t�ri�'ct;'n� traill::�� in'clc';lr EI'gli, It ,tyll' :' ;1(q:l I'nl. alllll�Don't Blame theIrn plement=-blame yourself-if youcan't play up to formwith a strange racket, orgolf dub, or base ball.There is no excuse foryou. 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CARROLL, President.THOMAS JANSEN, Cashier'1/_� FILING DESKSSHIRTSDistinctive PatternsPerfect Fit,combln� draWf'f!l In lla",I"'III.' <1 ..... k Tit.EARL & WILSON nltol' you wanl at �'''"r li,,,:."- tiP'- � •• ,,', ..at your df'alo:l'8, rrdJ.:ht J,ai.1 �·!;'.CHI, c,!':.· ... I Dote).T • q'(�MANUFACTURING COMaker" Of Red-Man Collars 17 1JDlOD Stftet. )IOSK()t;, mC'Jl.Clllca�u J.)ISV&iaY-SIl-15 S. WabashTh3 Corn Exchange Nation�lIankHOLD EXAMINATIONS of Chicago..FOR TEACHERS IN Capital 0 $3,ooo,ooo.C)C)THE PHILLIPPINES Surplus •....•.••••• 5,000,000.00--- I Undivided Profits....... 1.000,000.00An examination for grade teacher. Officers.E I::\: 1::':'1' .\. 11.\ .\DtlL!.. President.CII.\I:II':'; I •. I!I1TCIIIX80X. \·ice-Prf'lI.,::L\I·X...;I';Y J. I:I..-\IH. \·lc .... l'r .. "IIIcJ. nt.n ,\. :\IOL;J.TOX. \·!cc·l'rcl'Ildl·nt.U. C. SA ll.\IOX8. Vlce-l'rt.>si..J"nt.J(IIIX C, X�I-:I.Y. Seer. tary.Fl:.-\XK W, �:\IlTII. �s.hl"f'.J F.D\\'.\HU :\1,\ AS. Asalsl:mt Cashlt·r,J'\"I�� n. W.\K�FIEI.D ;\85t. Caltbl.r1.1:;\\'1:; I,:. GAltY. AlUIlstant Callhh·r .•,ARE:nclustrial tl'acltcr, and cll'partmcntala!'�istant in the Philil'pilll's will hehelcl hy the Ci"il Sen·ice cnl11llli�sionII L A on Deccmher 2i and .28. Unly women-. . MES HAT CO. :lre clig-�hle for appointmcnts inTribune Building .0 3S W. Madison � lome EcoJ�omic�. and ollly men for;lJ)lIoint'1l1Cnl-:, in :\gTiculture. l\t:�IlU�',',.:;,,' fI/ld j,ll.!,n·t tI,.. /l1r!lf'ld '''w (,' '·r:lining-. High School Scil'nce. l\talh-1"''';1/11 fI/I" l'"""',,tic ,rU!"I'IIS Ilill/IIIII/I'11 In l·lI1atk�. ancl En�lish. and for SUI)�"11//,/0' /'111"", fJII" dutili'll 111'(' IJI"'/f�cliun in visors, oi �chool distr:ch. The cnt-r:lnce s:tlary i� ;:!t:l1crally $12CO a Yl'arwith expl'n�e� to the island paicl. J n­fnrmati .• n rl'lativl' to the �crvice .. anclMAKER OF SUPERIOR CLOTHES ex:tlninalions Illay he ohtainl'cl iromthe.' Bureau of Insular ..... \ffairs atWa�hington.IUl t:. �!\Ch SI""f't.T�I. lI)'de .·:;.rk �860..-i;"': - .-;-�. ,"6_-". '." . _.:��'l! URKISH.. ". BATHS JUNIOR CLASS WILL:. -GIVE DANCE .fRiDA YIN REYN'OLDS CLUB;\ Junior class dance will he heldin the l�l'YTlOl(ls -cluh Frielay from .,'to 6. :\rran�el11cnt� ior the. atIa.:rare in the haTHls of the clas,:; execu­tivc committee.' The juni'�rs alsoPlain Baths 25 Cents will hold 'a class meeting �n Fr.id�yOpell Day and Night. .SARATOGA BAR BE R S HOP at 12:15 in Kent.-----]. If. Bepp. Prop.29 South Dearborn StreetE:xpt"r' Manicurist.Scientific MasseursF.�(lf"rt Chiro(lofli�t"MANN 1ST WAS ER ISST"German ProverbGreenwood Cafe---------,--------------------------.JOSEPH SCHMIDTST.\TIOSt:K'·, TOII.t:r ,\KTICI.t;SI'I.\/-: I./.\� o/-' c,n/HESu..n E. :hoth st. Chlcoaco. nI.,,,,,,,,,,1011 .11'" '''"nr.�ti(' '.'h� "ICI""nl (Jml C'unrc"uA. Tosenhine Graham1329 East Fifty· Fifth street.)In.I.ISF.R'· J:\lrOKT.\TIOS�.DRESSMAKI�G SOPHOMORES WILLDANCE IN BARTLETTON SATURDAY AT TWOnartl\.'tt J.!'ymna�itlJ11 will l;e the!'ccne oi a Sophomore class dance at2 Saturday· The �YT11nasiuT11 will heappropriately {Iccorated for the af­fair. Presi{knl Delany expect..; aI:. rJ,!e 1111111 hl'r of s.econcl year st \l­clt-nts 10 he in alt(_·THlancc.\. Lectures to Church Class.:\ ... sfll'iale J'ruil:� .. (,r Clark. Pulllic�I'l'akin� c!l-partllll'llt. gan' lir�t oihi� st'ries of fotlr lalks (,11 "Thl' �t"t1-ern Drama and �nl':ology" Sunday1T1orl1ill� Iwiorc the Illl'n's c1as� ,)fthe lIycle Park napli.;t church· TIll'('(",uise will 1)(.' illu�tralcd hy reading.;from threc plays of r.al�\\'orthy. Thl'class cxtencls an im'itatioll to all l!ni·\'t·rs.;,y men interesled to hear th(,�l'talks.The Daily :\Iarnoll is for salc' atthe Press., Directors. - ."'�!Ihr,l.:!l 11. \\·!Ickt:r\1:lI,in A, Hy,rl'unCh:llInc.-y J. U;alrE,:war,1 B. I.:utl,·r-':hat'il'" II, Hulburdl_'::lI'<'II('" J:t:cklnghami:"nj:llllin Carpenter CI)·.le ll. CarrE.lwln G. FoUt'emanCha!es L. Hu:chlnson\\'�I"on 1-;. BlllirEdward A. Shedd,,':, dl r:ck W. Cro'JbyI-:rnl'5t A. lIamlllANDREW McADAMSFlorist and DecoratorF:ifty third St. and Kimbark Ave.Tels. Hyde Patk 18. Chicaco. InTelephone Hyde Park 2137MAROON ADSURI �G RESULTSSHOEYou can not makea mistake in Sending: your work here. Onlythe most skilled work­men employed.SMITH-GOODYEAR113-1 F.a�t 83n1 SIftd.Opposite Postoffice.lAS. E. COWHEYMens· FurnishinasBILLIARD HALL(·;.:II,..\'. Ci.:.;arcll(�.� ami Tobacc(}rOOI and 1001!� East 55th Street.:'. K Inrn.'r 1':I1i� .\\'('"':�'.HAND PAINTED CHINA·ChriStl1'(7.� Gifls ami Pri�csClass or private instruction.Des.igns to ·rent. China Fired.Mrs .. L. Wood: .. anPatronize Maroon Advertisers Many ofthc world'sgreatest scholars sayt.hat :good tobaccohelps the mind tofocus its faculties. Ifthat is true, wherecould you find a moredelightful aid to con­centration thanTHE$MOOTH£STTOBACCOMade of tender rn id­dIe leaves, to whichlong aging has givena temptingly satisfy­ing flavor and a vel­vety mellowness thatwooesyoursensesandsmoothes out thewrinklesof your brain.���J..�Patronize oor AdvertizersTHE DAILY MAROON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1912.FRESHMAN SOCIAL 1---------------------------------------"\COMMITTEE MEETS !Freshman cl:;'Do::e:� ��Bn�el�,�1 I Write Ideas for Moving Picture Playsl·1hers of the Freshman Social commit-,It ee will meet today at 3:15 in Cobb9B. The purpose of the meeting is to !elect a chairman for the commin ee,to divide the committee into conven-ient units. and to arrange for a danceSaturday afternoon. The members.. f the committee as announced yes- 'Itcrday hy President Ewart. arc:Richard Matthews. Stuart Canhy.1I George Scholes. vern,on Brown. IRoland George, Edwin Hart, VictorGut willie. Harold Kleinman. Gifford'I Plume. 'Thomas Dunn. Georg-e Pat­I rick, H. Johnson, Halsey \\·ickham.)�()derick Me Pherson, Max Dav-idson,--------. -----SOPHOMORE SOCIAL Ct.'orge Benson, Ralph Davis, \vil-COMMITTEE MEETS liam Goodman, Carl Dcfebaugh,TODAY IN COBB 6A Lawrence Salisbury. Dorothy Davis.Dorothy Farwell. Ethel CatJerman.-. -. I Eh:ie Erickson, Gertrude Chamberlin,Sophomore SOCIal cornnuttcc l11em-ll) I 'I' 1\1' un. 'lit 1 .\ arucrre, arjory 'man.hers arc urucd to attend a meeting I \It I" I 'd J l' D I..� . a 'IS ll:r. an u la Ot ge·tl' be held today at 12:!5 In Cobb 6.\. TI '11 b . f)_ . . -. . I rere WI e a mectrng 0 t reCarl FIsher IS chairman of thc SOCIal I TI I . K. c ass iursr ay at 12:15 In entcornnut tce, and Stanwood Baumgart-II ". f 1 f II• t ieatcr, .vames 0 mem rers 0 ancr. treasurer. The chairmen of committees will be announced at this.the sub-committees arc: \\'illiam.. � .. NAT'IONAL AUTHORS·-I meeting. So rar, the SOCIal cornrmtteeChapman, correlIs�ondEence c?mmittce is the only committee that has been INSTITUTE�d Ro�rt A a� X&utl� rom- . d .:..�������������� __ ������������������_������������appointe.mitt ee, The other members of the I __social committee are: Ruth Allen, Mrs Charlotte Gilman to Speak.Ray Bohnen, Dorothy Llcwellyn, Mrs- Charlotte Perkins GilmanMargaret Fenton, H· Louise Mick, will address the Equal SuffrageHugo Swan, Francis Ward, Marston League at its meeting Thursday atSmith, Hilda McClintock, and -1:30 III Kent theater. She willThomas Hollingsworth. ,�peak on "\"oman in the Statc." X cophy tes of the Pen club willmeet for a hrief session today in the� ....ItlItItIt_.��a�a:�It��� .......... �� __ IIUItQ���_; Reynolds club at 1:15 to receive in-I ,'I structions preparatory to the annual!ERREMS-MADE clothes mean more comfort style .and &e.neral sat- � initiation. Old members are invitedI isfaction than you will get from the ordinary kind. :: I to attend the initiation dinner whichItb • th • h rt f ! I, will be held in Hutchinson cafe to-It That's because we put all our knowledge into uymg e ng t so 0 ('WItmakin hI! : morrow at six- No charge will beI fabrics and all our skill Into g t em proper y- ('W ,.s: made the regular members if theySUITS AND OVERCOATS $30.00 to $60.00 II notify Roderick Peattie of their in­:I tent ion of being present. The elec­II tion of officers has been postponedI Three StOftl8: � TAILOR FOR" M "st t".. X. La Salle S:reE't. " until next quarter. any s un 971 E. lladleon Street. YOUNG MEN ; I have been planned for the initiates.J '2S E. J� Bh'd. .'.• ".I A. N. JERREMS, Manager. II Subscribe fOT the Maroon.�������.-�-�-�-�����.�. ---------------------------------------------�'�-'-----------------------------------;, 'AliUSEIlENTS.The closestbosom friendyou havecouldn't stickcloser to youthan the non­bulgingbosom of a"DONCHESTER"ARRowEvening SHIRT$2 to $3Chlett. Peftbody & Comremv, l\l:lkeMlAMUSEMENTSEMPRESSTHEATER&3I'd Street and Cottace Grove AveWeek starting Sun.Mat.Dec. I:sULLl VA� a: CONSIDIN:E.PRODUCING DEPARTMENTANNOUNCE30 Minutes of Song, Dance, Laugh,Pretty Girls and Gingery Comedians.A NIGHT IN THE PARKBy Ruth Lockwood and Her SelectedCompany of Ten Musical ComedyArtists.THOMAS Q. SEABROOKEThe Emporer of the Comic OperaDomainJACK ARKThe Marvelous Diablo ManipulatorBESSIE LA COUNTEddie IreneBORDEN AND SHANNONIn "Bits of VaudevilleBUD SNYDERThe Famous Daredevil Bicyclist7:30 and 9:15PRICESI Oc-20c-30cpOWERSDavid Belasco presentsA new play by Frederick and FannyLocke Hatton.·YEARS OF DISCRETION'Witb tbe Seasons' best cast. JEFFERSON MAJESTIC5!»U& Street and Lake Avenue. First Vaudeville Appearance inAMUSEMENTS.NOVELTY PHOTOPLAY"'Ive 1:('(>ls nl�btly of the tatest moving',I(·tures. HI&;h class sougs, nest ofmuslc by blgh class orchestra. Come nndhf'ar O'lr new $;.500 pipe organ.TONIGHTThe Quarrel ( Comedy)The Valet and The MaidWhen Cupid Runs Wild (comedy)The Merchant of Venice (2 reels)Pathe Weekly Every Friaay.Current Events.ADMISSION YOU CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS ANDEARN'25 OR MORE WEEKL Y·We Will Show You HowlIf you have ideas-if you can THINK--we will abow �ou the·secr .. ta of this fascinating new pro­fession. Pusitively no experience or literary excellence necessary. No 'flowery language" is wanted.The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited. The bie film manufacturers are ·'movingheaven and earth" in their attempts to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasing demand.They are offering $100. and more, f.)r single ·scenarios, or written ideas.We have received many letters from the film manufacturers, such as VITAGRAPH, EDISON,ESSANA Y, LUBIN, SOLAX, 1M .), REX, RELIANCE. CHAMPION COMET, MELIES, FTC.,urging us to tend photoplays to the n, We want more writers and well gladly teach you the secrets ofsuccess.We are selliag photoplays Written hy people who "aeYer Wen wrote a IiDe for p.hlicatioD."Perhaps we can do the same fo you. If you thir.k of only one good ,dea every we<.k. and will writeit out as directed by us, and it sells for only $25. a low figure.YOU WilL EARN Sill KGNIBLY 101 SPARE 11ME WOlf!.SEND YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AT ONCE FOR FREE COpy O!4"OUR ILLUSTRATED BOOK, "MOVING PICTURE PLAYWRITL�G"Don't argue. Write NOW and learn just wba� � new profession may mean forFREEDon't hesitate.you and your future.R 6:4 - 1543 BroadwayNEW YORK CITYNEOPHYTES OF PENCLUB MEET TODAYFOR INSTRUCTIONS PROFESSOR MERRIAMSPEAKS AT BANQUETOF "BULL MOOSERS" COLLEGE DAILIES TOSTART CAMPAIGN FOR. RETURN OF MICHIGANProfessor Merriam and DonaldRichberg, '01. will speak at a Pro­gressive banquet in the ChicagoBeach hotel at 7 Thursday. Thebanquet is heing held by the partyorganizations of the neighboringwards and the Progressive league ofthe University. Students who de­sire to attend can secure places byleaving their names at the Informa­tion office, with Edward McCon­oughey, 39 Middle Divinity, or withBenjamin Lohen. � � " (Continued from page one)ing resolution which was adopted:Give No Inducements·While it is not possible or d�irabl�to prevent alumni from taking anactive part in recruurng materialfrom high schools. it is the opinion ofthis committee that athletic directors,coaches, and all persons connectedwith the institutions should remainentirely passive.Directors and coaches should notinitiate. correspondents and highschool athletes. No concessionaThe DaiI� MarOon u DO� OD sale at which are under the control of thethe Press. athletic authorities shall be awardedto students.,,�he '�llig Nine" representatives de­cided to curtail the basketball andbaseball schedules of the Conferenceteams. The idea of this amendmentis to shorten schedules and to dis­courage championship contests- The.�' .resolution reads as follows:Play Twelve Games.In. both baseball and basketballeach member of the conference shallschedule not more -than twelve gameswith other members of the con­ference and shall endeavor as far asis possible to rotate its games fromyear to year. so as to play with allmembers of the conference.Henry Doermann of Minnesotawas declired eligible to compete. inConference athletics. the, ban whichhad previously been put on him be­ing removed. Doermann had be,ent,..t1nd guilty of playing baseball WIthprofessionals two years ago.AMUSEMENTSETHEL BARRYMOREin J. � Barrie's"The Twelve Pound Look·"The World's Greatest Ac�ess . Chick Sales; Nichola Sisters; Es-Madame Bernhardt's Performance • • F Tw J _1_ Iposmcn our; 0 0_"._; cna-will be preceded by an �xcellent tius Cardosh; Crouch & Welch; BelleVaudeville Entertainment. Hathaway's DOvelty.Scats for hoth weeks now on saleAmerica ofMME. SARAH BERNHARDTCHICAGO. OPERA BOUSEFinal Performance in Cbicaco ofWM. HODGEin the country-wide �cceasTHE MAN FROII HOllECORTFINE FEATH�RSDramatic SenaatiOlLpRINCESSMain Floor, all seats • • • • • • 10 Wm. A. Brady PresentsBalcony, all seats. • 5C The First Chicaeo Performance ofBOUGHT AND PAID FOR1fOOD1A1fN THEATRESStIl 51. ... WeoIIawa AYe.The only fie Show in Hyde ParkGood Music and Good PicturesS,.'.I FAbins dtne tbMs ....GAUMO"T WEEKLY EVERY THURSDAYc.,,�., .nll"AIID OTHER PlCTURUGARRICKLINA ABARBANELLIn the Sparkling Operetta"MISS PRINCESS"COLONIALEvenings Precisely at 8Matinees Wednesday and Satur,Jaysat 2.BEN-HURI Patroni7.e Our A(I\'crtisersDaily lIarooD, anele copies, five Their line of goods is the best Oilceat& BIBs 01' Pre.. the �keL LASALLETHE GIRL AT THE GATEThe Sea!on's Best 111I8ical Comecl71!rith tbe "La Sane'. Best Cut ...Pop. Mat. Tues. &. Thurs. 2SC to $1 'Continued from page o�_aninny Lullyaby" will be the selec­tions that the Glee club will sing atthe dance. The Signet club will givefour dances that will take aboutf'ight minutes altogether. Saturdayafternoon the Sophmore class willhave a dance in the gymnasium to�repare the floor for the evening.START SALE FOR DANCEBy Qeo. Broadhunt.An American Play of To-daySTUDEBAKERCosmo Hamilton's Darine Indictment"THE BLINDNESS OF VIRTUEBLACKSTONEDAVID WARFIELD"The Return of Peter Grimm"Oric;nal Cast and Production Un­changed COBAN'SGRAND To Hold Ten O'clockThe regular Tue-day Ten O'Clockwill be. held tonight in the apart­ments oi Assi:"tant Prores�or Rohert­�on in HitC'hcock· Several memhersof the faculty wil1 be present.OLYMPICHenry W .. Savage'sThe MILLION Geo. M. Coban's Newest Maaica1Farce.THE LITTLE MILLIONAIREILLINOISBLANCHE RINGin her musical successThe Wall Street Girl Mast Apriy for Loans This Week.Applications for loans from theStudents Fund society should . bemade �fore Thursday in the Pres­ident's office. The fund was estab�lished to enahle needy students tocontinue their college course bylending them small sums of money •The Drexel TallonCLEANERS AND DYEatel __ IIUa 8INeLA lterinc etc. of Ladies �d GeatsGarments.1IepaIrI.� .... � Itt !'Ilea...... _.. Iln.�A MElitO IlUSlt lAD.JAMES T. POWERS"Two �ttle Bricla" •