\.,'\­�I,VOL. XL.' No. 64. ilarnnuUKIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15. i913 PRICE FIVE CENTS.all promising he is elected a reporter. Florence Rothermel has been ap- Armour proved easy for the Var- Committee chairmen for the Wash­At the end of the year, eight or ten pointed to take the place of Ruth �lity in yesterday's practfce scrim- ington promenade will meet in theassociate editors are elected from-the Rozell as chairman of the W. A. A. mage, being overwhelmed by a 53 MAROON office, Ellis 24, Friday atstaff' of "reporters. These associate opera, "By and By," to be given in to Ifj score. Coach Page was able 3:30. The chairmen include: Hiram'ediws- "handle the larger news: as- March. She was appointed at a to use his regular line-up, with the Kennicott, general chairman; Donaldsignments, assist in editing; copy, meeting of the Advisory board Fri- exception of Captain Paine, and the Breed, finance; Florence Rothermel,- write headlines, work at the "desk" day. Ruth Bozell resigned because regulars had things their own way reception; Varner Bowers, arrange-and learn all of the routine work ot of excessive University work. throughout the contest. ments; Sanford Sellers, decoration;issuing a co}l.ege daily. From the as- The assistants and committees for Des Jardien seemed to regain hiS! Fred Steinbrecher, printing.socitLJe ,cditbrs are elected a -third ,the opera are: basket-shooting abilities, after his re-I At the meeting the chairmen will�.2,r ',Dews,. -edifor. aDd� a 'third year ." - ,.�::.., .. .,.: .. _---:- ......... ..., 1:q:.-sC".:.of.-.last-week,-:-;and managed to �is�uss plans fOT the affair in .detail,� ASSIStants to the general chairmana'thh;tic editor. 'ODe of these two drop the ·ball iin for eight scores. and each will list the tasks whichmen is usually elected managing -Janet Flanner, Emma Clark, and Vruwink found tl,e basket for five his committee will have to do. Theeditor in his Senior year. Elizabeth Spence, tallies, while Norgren, Molander, general chairman has announcedIs � C.ompetition. Business Manager._ Mar�et and Stevenson got by the Armour three planks on his prom platform:The electrons of the various <Staff Rhodes. players for four apiece. The Varsity an early start, more complete decor-positia'DS are 'a result of p'ure compe- Publici.'_ found little, trouble in tallying, the ations than heretofore, and the best• 1 Committee-Margarettition: DO personal 'considcratio�s Armour quintet putting up ineffec- supper possible. Arrangements will;�iggs, chairman; Augusta Swawite,enter into the matter at all. The com- tive resistance. The first half closed be made later on for a "prom clear-Eleanor Seley, Dorothy Williston, with the score 26 to 8 in favor of ing house,'" through which men at­petition is open to all undergraduate Helen Leonard.studeDts, mea and wfomen alike. The Chicago, tending the prom Will be able to get, Refreshment Committee-Mona Norgren made his first appearance in touch wSth other men for the,IIC"', athletic and managing editors�_�ecc;v,e certain financial remuneration Quayle, chairman; Ruth Morse, in a contest since the game with the purpose of exchanging dances. 'Grace Hotchkiss. Evanston Y. M. C. A. team. His Tickes for the Washington Prom- GILKEY TO LEAD FRESHMEN.lor their work. ID general, reporters. .ave.�ge one hour's work a day, as- Costumes Committee-Cora Rin- ankle again is in good condition, and enade 'W211 be placed on sale next•• 'di ' kins, chairman; Helen Gross, Alma he will be able to take his regular week. Every effort will be made by Hold Y. M. C. A.'s W_1.1- O.-nsoc�t� e, tors two, and executive �..-y r--, . e: ' 0 Ogden. place from now on. Stevenson alter- the Imance committee to have the Discussion for Fr-"'--n T'_ ... - ....edito!;!:�9U1". � UUII"Th,e" co�petition started last Octo- Prompier�Ruth Allen. nated with him in his position at attendance larger and more repre-ber and one group of reporters has al- Dancing Coach-Miss Pierce, .of left forward, and Bell and Baum- sentative than ever before, Freshmen will meet with Dr. Gil ..iea�y been ejected. The: group the Women's AtlJJetic department. gartner shared .the duties of the right key today at 10:15 in Cobb 6A toa d iti n Otherwi th COSMOPOLIT'AN CLUB WILLelected at the end of die present Selec:t Thirteen LyricsL gu r pOSI 10 • ise, e reg- discuss some of the problems thatquarter, .hawe:ver, will have almost an ular team played throughout the GIVE DINNER ON FRIDAY face the average Freshman in one ofThe lyrics which 'have been se- game.equal. chance for advancement. a series of weekly discussions thatCaiultidates should be students who lected are written by Dorothy Waiting for Iowa. Starr, Field and Merrifield Will will take place Wednesdays through-are anxious to engage in a really Llewellyn,' Cecelia Wertheimer, Coach Page is directing his attcn- Speak at First Annual Affair- out the Quarter. Gymnasium classesXadine Moore, '11, and one other AD 10..:&..-. ...worth while student activity, and tion to the Iowa game, which will ' nRU. scheduled for 10:45 will start 10wh� are Willing to work' very hard whose name had been withheld. open the season Friday. Little is minutes later on Wednesdays.-an�, faithfuny on tasks that are inter- The music is now in the I ands of known of the strength of the Hawk- Associate Professor Starr, Assist- Cards have been mailed, notifyingthe judges and the results will be :IOt Professor Field and Mr. Merri-e�iDg and afford satisfution to the eye squad, but the members of the members of the Junior and Seniord�r. announced next week. The lyrics squad feel that the game can be put field will address the Cosmopolitan commissions of the pictures to beare-. in the column of Chicago victories, club at the International dinner to taken for the Cap and Gown tomor-DD- B' RIDG' ES I Act I "My M'd l' ht 01'1," "It Is 1 I ff f be held Friday at 6 in the private.� AI. �, W LL LECTURE' - I n g un ess t rc team su ers rom over- TOW at 10:15. Mr. Mcrrifield willFate" "D S Y ""T . I dining room of the Commons., eep ea arns, ent In cor.fidence or proves to ack fighting probably meet Wlith the Junior dis-Laedoa EtIdcal Odturist to Addrcss ,\ b "·'1 . h Lo S " d 1.:-. The club invites all students ofAra y, ns ve ong, an tu� spirit. a defect thilt has been evident en .. sion group tomorrow at 6 in tbePhilosophical Club. Closing Chours, at times so far in the season. foreign birth and all others inter- Commons. The subject for the eve-Act 1I.---Opcning Chorus, "Cheer The score: estcd to attcnd. Tickets may be ob- ning is "Ethics and Religion." AUUp Honey," "Hen:'50 to Chicago," Varsity (53) Armour (16) rained at the door. All who will at- men of the Junior class are eligible.. Back Home in Germany Land," Vruwink .........•. R. F Sullivan tend arc requested to leave their to attend these discussions. At"Id IS' Xor�ren. Stevenson L. F Carver names in Box 162, Faculty Ex-. ea ong,' "Minus Ten and Ten," Des Jardien.. .. .. .. C. . Copenha ..... er .. ('veral of the castern universitieseo change.and the Closang Chorus. .Ilell. l3aumgartner. R. G .. Katzinger th,e numher interested in similarMolander L. G Heritag'" H'Ve arc planning to make the In-" groups often exceeds 1000.Ha�kets--Dcs Jardien (8), Vru· ternational dinner an annual affair,"wink (5), Norgren· (4), Molander (4). said Leandro Fernandez, president ofStevenson (4), Carver (2), Sullivan(3), Heritage (2), Copcnhager. Free the club yesterday, "but thjs wilt de- Dean Mathews Returns Tomorrow.throws-Molander (3). Referee- pend upon the succes.� of Friday Dcan Shailer Mathews of the Di­Page. Time of halves-15 minutes. night's dinner. At that time we shall vinity school will return tomorroW!also have some important plans to from i\ew York where he went ORIndiana-The Hon. William J. discuss regarding International busine� relative to the Fedcralnryan spoke to the students of the Night, the club's annual entertain- Council of Churches, of which be wa.University of Indiana last Sunday. ment." recently elected president.MAROON COMPETITIONWILL BE CONTINUED� CaD Is Made. �ye'" Au­. - ; ..t Co.petitioa For flaces0. tJ.e StaffMERIT ALONE IS CONSIDEREDProgress on Staff Is Slow But SureIn the Case of Students WhoWork Hard and FaithfullyCandidates for the 'staff of theDAILY MAROON should report atthe office. Ellis 24, any day this week,between the hours of 3 to 5. Themanaging editor or the news editorwill at that time explain the rules of'Competition more fully than they arehere stated.Briefly, students commence workon the MAROON in the Freshmanyea". For a quarter they are cub re­porters: that is, without being mem­bers of the staff, they are assignedstories, wlTite college notes from ex­changes, et cetra, After the first quar-. � ter, if a candidate's work has been atDe, H. W. Bridges of the LondonEtl\.ical Culture .society will lecturebefore the Philosophical club onBcrnard Shaw'lS !Vre Doctor's Dilcrn':;",,, tomorrow at 7:30 in Harper 16.Dr. Bridges i. a lecturer of theLodon ,Ethical Culture society andh._s, been in this country for sometim� giving frequcnt lecturcs onproblcms presented by modern lit­erature. A,lI1ong h,is talks are thoseon Zangwill's plays TJre W Dr God andTire Nezt JMigio" and oMari Antin'sTire PrOMised Lutl. MEN WHO WILL DEBATE AT ANN ARBOR FRIDAYCOOK HAMMAN CONRAD COACH DEBATE TEAMON FRIDAY MORNINGMoulton Will Fest AffinaatiYe Trio Be­fore MeetiDg NortIaw:esteraUDivenity ill Eyeaiaa"DOWN WITH MICHIGAN" IS CRYCHOOSE FLORENCE ROTHERMEL VARSITY WINS FROM ARMOUR PROM COMMlTIEES WILL MEETRuth Bozell Resigns As Chairman Regular Five Finds the Tcchnical Chairmen Only Will Attend Firstof W. A. A. Opera-Janet Flan- School Men Easy Opponents in a Meeting in MAROON Office Fri-ner, Emma Clark and Elizabeth 53 to 16 Victory-Shoot Many day at Three-Thirty-Will SellSpence Are Made Assistants. Baskets. Tickets Next Week. Negative Side Leaves for, ,Ann ArborTomorrow-Delta Sigma RhoPlans Dinner.Assistants to the general chairmanhave been requested to meet Thurs­day at 1 :30 in the: Neighborhoodroom. The W. A. A. will have ameeting Friday at I :15 in thfe Wo­man's gymnasium for the ,purposeof discussing the coming produc­tion. All membcrs have been urgedto attend. The University affirmative debat­ing team will debate Coach HaroldG. Moulton Friday morning at 10:15in Cobb 6A, as a preliminary to theN orthwestern meet to be held thatnight. The question of the debatewill be "The Aldrich Plan of Bank­ing Reform." This bill is now be­t; re Congress and should prove es­pecially interesting. Th,e men havebeen working since the fall quarterand the. chances seem bright for avictory.The negative team which debatesMichigan at Ann Arbor at the same'time' their fellows meet Northwest­ern will leave for the contest Thurs­day at 3:15 OVLr the l ... .ul.higan Cen­tral. The men who will take the tripare King Cook, Wilbur Hamman andSherman Conrad. The team willmeet at the Sixty-third street sta­tion. J. W. Hoover of the _l909team will accompany the men as ad­visor. The 1909 team was thle onlyChicago team- whieh, has, succeededin defeating Mich.igan on their homegrounds.Dinner Will Be Given Teamar.All members of Delta Sigma Rhowill attend the dinner to be given inHitchcock cafe after the debates .The teams, the judges and the chair­man will be the guests. ,Compli­mcntary tickets �ve been sent toall members who wish to be present.THE DAILY MAROON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1913- The Daily MaroonPu:blt.hed dally' except Sunday.. :'lollJ"y�.and holiday. d� � Quarto:'''' u; LU"U hi vemI.l� ,...,..Ezu..:1'\:d _ kcoOO-CIaa maU u tue �1 • c .. 10."'\)PUIIC.-omco. CIlicaco. llol •• �arch lb. l�� un­�r Act 0' llaroh 3. lti73.:IiVIlliC&l�101li KA'r&bBy OIlrciur •• �:.u a ydLr; $l.UO a quarter ,H)" mall • .$3.00 a )"�r: $l,� II. quart .. r,.EdJ.torJ.a.l-llusin� omce, &llla :':-l.T�lep.bon.s l1hl,wa� t.OO.H)'lie Park :;.<11 I.a!-L� r � p. m.)�aU Box "0" Faculty Exch�".lI..aaac1Dc JWltv�ew. EdItor - - - -.&1h1eUc Ji:d1&or - - -Bua.1Deu .HaDM&u - - llizuw Jit!llhkuULeuu btulLISenwrcJ "1niMkl- llunldte .)�!tlASSOCLl'rE E1>lTOlibWlll1&m Lymau Jobn Perko:l:iIuu.uel �l&D • • Harry U�ruGeorp 00LdDP&m • • • Geon." Ly luau• :Marlin �le"o:l"",EYeD &be zepol1.er ba. a.u ulIlce. aDuwlUa � c.r.. auul buue .. &. lallKu...e. llla,)IIIneil IDJaat1ce a.ud "uiJrt Lh" "Ia,- LoJ,I-cnu-"-&' 1.. ti.�bitotitllAnyone attending the holiday per­formance in' Chicago of one of theglee clubs from agreat university cannotbut be struck by thesize of the club, the�cellence of the performance andthe enthusiasm of the audience. Of, course, the last feature is largelydue to the age of the institutionsand . the consequent number of itsalUD1l1i in a large city_But a personwho never heard of the college couldnot help but enjoy the performancegiven by one of the clubs referred to:- the voices are so well trained; theprograms are so diversified andinter�ting; and the club is so splen­didly drilled,' and presents such agraceful, as well as dignified, ap­pearance. Comparisons are odious,hut how nearly have Chicago gleeclubs in the past few years come tothe mark set by these older easternclubs? The answer is, not very near.Our University is the peer of anyin the countryi, Our youth has notprevented us from turning out foot­ball teams fully as good as those thatrepresent institutions much older.Then the time-honored excuse, youth,cannot be presented to explain themediocrity of our musical clubs inlate years. There is no reason tobelieve that there are any the fewergood singers in the University than,in other colleges. The fault lieswith a University policy of restraintthat has limited the public appear­ance of the club. Few trips of anyJength have been taken: consequent­ly, there bas not been the proper in­centive for men to go out for theclubL The club has gone along fromyear to year without making any ap­preciable advance. Noone expectsa world-beating club in a twinkling,but it is not reasonable to ask thatthe University authoritic;s allow theclub ot take a trip this year; thatL'te club officers increase the size ofthe club by offering the trip as aninducement; that the coach makethe men work harder than ever be­fore; and that, Snall:t, the studentbody support the club enthusiastic­ally by attending its home concert,if not by tryin, out for membershipin it?The GleeClub. Bulletin and Aimouncements. (.Senior Colleges and the College of Religious Education Club-Dinner, C 'Commerce and Administration- tOlllorrO\�, 6:30, Le�ington. . ARSON'Chape], 10: 15, �landd. Blackfnars--Muslc tryouts, tomor-Masquers=-Tryout s, 3:30, CobJ> row. j:30" Reynolds club.0A Graduate History Club--Tomor-Southeast Ncichborhood Club- row, Harper M28.I'arty, ,,:, ::\ eibl�o(lrhood rooms, Philosophical Club-Tomorrow,Glee Club-i-Rehear sal, 4 Reynolds 7:30 Harper M16.:. III b. ' Freshmen Social. and DramaticMathematical Club--l:15, Ryerson, Committees-Friday, 10:15. Cobb 9C..:;8. Junior Class Luncheons-Men,Mandolin Club-:A Ia carte supper, Friday, 12:45, commons. cafe; women,0, Corumon sj rehearsal, 6:30, Rey- Friday, 12:45. Lexington commons.1I01u::; club. W. A. A.-Friday, 1:15, Lexing-Menorah Society-j:30, Cobb, GA. ton gymnasium.Junior Chapel-s-Women, tomorrow, S enior-Junior Dance-Friday 4 to10:15. Mandcl , 6, Reynolds club.Senior Class Meeting-Tomorrow, Le Cercle Francais-Friday, 4:3010: 15. Cobo 6.-\.. X eighborhood room.Senior Class Reception CommitteeInternational Banquet for foreignstudents, Friday, 6, private dining-).Icc:ting with chairman, tomorrow,10:15. Cohh !JB.Brownson Club-Tomorrow, 10:15,Cobb DC.W. A. A. Opera-Assistants to room of commons.Basketball Game-Chicago vs.r owa, Friday, 7 :30, gymnasium.University Debate-Chicago vs.Northwestern Friday, 8:15, Mandel. PIRIESaleof .... - -'... c: �:. .: . : � ! �.�','princes and their glittering retinueswere induced to take part in thepag cant , The powerful Maha Rajah the Seniors while Holm, Kixmillerof Mysorc journeyed form Bangalore and Bohnen were the best combina-, tion- for the Sphomores. The factHI Madras to participate in the fetehonoring King George. For the that the Seniors all tried to play- - f h f . I K' I forward defeated all attempts atsuccess 0 t e estrva mg George I .directed that the organizers be deC-I team work and gave the Sophomore -orated with the Durbar medal, which guards Fairweather and Wells somet k Favors Are 'D_:__ Ma�brs Pres, ident an' 'd' Mrs. Judson ::T =---ranks sixth in the eleven medals s renuous wor . � ... �At ti h Id b f th Meet Tomorrow-Juuion Hold and Rbert'' so' ns Will Repre � 'tthat are bestowed for services in a mee mg e e ore e game RnJ ndia , Holm was elected captain of the Luncheons -on -FridQ - University Faculty. 'second year squad. The captains ,elected thus far are Catron-Seniors, Viirginia Hinkins will lead the co- President :and Mrs: Judson; As-:\t that time Mr. Ewing·was Gen- Holnr-Sophomores,. and Goldberg- lillion at the party to be giv�; by' 50ciaU� 'Prbftssor -Linn ,lind .: Mrs.cral Secretary of the International Laws. the 'Seniors and Juniors' ·togetliir: Linn', A�sfsta�'t - Professo� 'Ro�rtsonYoun� �Icn's Christian ass�ciation The next game to be played in the �he party will be held at 4 in the and Mrs. Robertson wall representat �radras. He has spent the past intercla:;s contest \\'lilt be played be- Reynolds club, and admission will be the fa-culty of the' University �-:at aI:\'c years in Y. M. C. A. wprk in tween th'e Divinity and Medical hy class ticket only. Favors for the, b��qu(U_O be given by alu�i of the�ntlthern India. school teams today at 7. cotillion are bei,ng 'mad�"' by -'th,e University living in Minneapolis andmembers 'of the social committec;s' of St. Paul, at the Leamington hbtel inthe two classes. ' , Mi�-ne�polis ·Saturd�y.' :A meeting of the Sen ions wiil be :.. Pr�Sid�nt Vincent of Mi�rksota,held tomorrow at 10:15 in Cobb 6A, formerly 'dean -�f the faculties tn thethe purpose of the meeting being to Univer�lty, will prc_side a� �oast­discuss the social activities planped master at, the- dinner .. l'Jte presencefor the quarter and to hear ttle re- of President Judson as a �pecialport of the pin committee. guest .is more .Slig:nificant, from theDoth men and women of �,the fact, that he was for many yean;. aJunior class will hold luncheon� �- ,m�mher �f the faculty of Minnesota12:45 on Friday the·men in the �m: 'hH�re -("OlnitH� t? the University.mons cafe, and the women in Lex- The ol)ject of -. the dinner is toington commons.. It is expected hring into· clo.ser relation5ohip thethat at least as large an attendance of, lJniv�rsit� alumni not only in St.Junior men will be on hand Friday Paul- and MinneapoHs but through­as were prescnt at the first class ou(the state; witli a view to formingluncheon last quarter. Since that -ii- permanent state alumni associa­time h:e men of the -class have adopt- tion. Representation is � ,expectedcd ooques and the women artificial from many towns throughout thebouquets as class emblems. !ltate.;;cncral chairman, tomorrow,:'\ cighborhood room. 1:30, ... - ...Men's ,Nlsters, $25, ' �A. '·SavIng' of SeveralDollars at this Price ,. -�,-._STUDENT DECORATED BY KING SOPHOMORE TEAM DEFEATS,SENIORS IN FAST GAMERobert Ewing, a Graduate Student,Receives Durbar Medal From KingGeorge for Services in ArrangingPageant. Seniors by Spurts Almost Take Con­test-Reeve, K;xmilJer and.Bohnen Star. Made of heavy warm friezes, chinchillas andmeltons, Both shawl and ulster con�ertiblecollar. Double-breasted, some half silk, others­serge lined, sleeves all lined with satin, Some'are cut no inches, others 46 inches long. AlsoEnglish Guard coats are included in the lotat $25.. 50 Mackinaw JacketsSpecially pesirable for Out-dob'r Winter Sports,Reduced 1r.om. "$-7' 7,5' .'$12 and $15 to ,.' . �VIRGINIA HINKINS ,WII,!�,LEAD COTILLIO� F� ..DAY MINNESOTA ALUMNI WILLq�VE BANQUET -S�T'!.�DAY• �I : •.:.King George of England has con- Sophomore basketball men defeat-Icrr cd a Durbar medal upon Roberti cd the Seniors yesterday afternoonEwing, a graduate student at the in a fast and rough contest by theU nivcrsfry, in recognition of serv- score of 33 to 27. The Seniorsices rendered by Ewing in India at started out both halves with a rushthe time the great coronation fete but weakened later and after thewas held at Delhi, Ewing has just re- Sophomores gained their stride they;turned irom India and has registered were never headed. At the start oflor advanced study in sociology and the second half the Sophomores ,ledpsychology. ," by a score of .21 to II but t� Seniors'Together- \\;�Jl 'other 6fficiaIs in braced and climed to Within two �a:s-Southern India, Mr. Ewing aided in kets of the Sophomores. 'or'gu nizing a' remarkable pageant I Holm and Freeman divide� ho�rsand Fesrival at Madras in honor of I for field baskets each cagmg SIX.Reeve, Kixmiller and Bohnen camenext getting four and three andthe crowning of King George as Em­I,cror of India. Some of the nativethree respectively. Freeman andStickler played the best game forWas General Secretary.),1 r. Ewing describes- vividly an Score:;lTlnual ie5ti\"al of the Mohammedan Sophomores (33) Seniors (27)�hiah :,ect that is now going on in R!!cve, Bohnen •• R. F ...••• Freeman,SticklerIndia_ The "l\fohorrhum Fsst!val," Kixmil1er, •••.... L. F .••••••. Catron;IS it i� called, commemorates the Rutlerdeath of Huss,ain, second son of Holm, Kixmiller .. C SpanglerProphet �Iohammed, who was de- Wells R. G ..•••. Goddard.Payne:'l',tcd by hie; followers and left to Fairwcather, ....• L. G ScofieldDothman 'Baskets-Holm (6), Freeman (6Lr�ce\'e (4), Kixl11i1ler (3), Dohnen (3),Stickel (2), Catron (2), Goddard (2),Scofield. Free throws-Kixmiller andFreeman.Ill' Illttrdercd hy his enemies at Ara­ill'It. For this sceming-ly enormous':11 th· Shiahs cOll1e tng-ether forl \\'c!n' d;ty� in January to �how theirn'lll' ·r:,c. ()11 three big days theyTna n- h in g-ro\lp�. from the oldest menIn mere hoys, bared to the waist.Stflpping at inten'als of a hundredyard.; the wein! cry of Hussain istaken up. Then they beat theirY.reasts in uni:-'(;ll until many workthel1l�el\"Cs into a religious frenzy. GYMNASIUM CLASSESWILL ELECT WOMANFOR W. A. A. BOARDA meeting of the W. A. A. willhe held today at 1.2:30 in Lexingtonto elect a representative from thegymnasium classes for the advisoryhoard of the W. A. A. All mem-The D�ily Maroon is for sale at her.� who have not voted in a "sport"group are asked to be present tothe p,.�ss. vote. � �,Daily Jiarooli,: �le copia, liftcat&. ElBa 01' Pre-.Patronize Maroon advertisers; theyare progressive basiacu mea.1"H£ DAILY MAROON, WEDN£SDA V, JANUARY 15, 1913From HerOf 00_ she-. the best in the� like Fatima�. .. ..·;DislinclivefyIndividuar·Hotel CumberlandNEW YORKBroad� at 54th Street.Near 50th Street Subway Station and53n1 Street Elevated. ,� :"Broadway" cars from Grandeentrai Depot.,'Seventh A�e Cars from PenDS)'1-� Statiou.. KBPT :BY A COLLEGE JlANB8.-4 DOUARTE1l8 FOR COLLEGE JlBNBPEUIAL RATBS FOR COLLEGE TBAJIBTen Minutes' 'Walk to Thirty Theatres .Rooms with Bath. $2.so and up.New, Modem and Fireproof. ; HARRY. P. STIllSON.· MANAGERIIF.ADQUARTERS FOR CHICAGOTYPEWRITINOsao Sheets 8 I-UII 16 lb. bond typewriting paper 6Sc.sao sheets 8 1-2Z1I, 13 lb. bond typewriting paper 7SC.sao sheets 8 I-UII typewritinc paper. SOC.Ribbons for all tJpewriten Carbon papers.WOODWORTH'S BOOK STOREWe Buy and SeDUniversity Tat Boob 1302 East s7th Street·Near Kimbark Avenue,i. ·iDE yOU LOOIIIG roR A ,PLACE TO EAnGift THE COMMONS • TrialAak the Upper C1aamen About Our FoodYoa'll Like the CJab Breakfast and Cafeteria.US;C ., "'g'" Good food Low Prices"".... . ,.. .�HleAGCi).Telephone H)�� rark :;iOl.11�a....&�"trome larooD Advertisers BETA MAY BAR "PREP GREEKS" GIVE SENIORS REST OFWEEK TO GET PICTURESAssociate Professor Shepardson,General Secretary of Beta ThetaPi, DeclareS That Fraternity WillAgain Consider Exclusion.Beta Theta Pi will take action be­fore the end of 1913 on barring highschool Greek letter society men frommembership. A national conventionof Beta will be held in Boston inJuly. at wHich a resolution similarto that passed by Phi Delta· Theta,excluding high school fraternity menfrom membership will be offered.Motions for refusing recognitionto high school fraternities Werebrought up before the aational con­vention of Beta Thda Pi durting itslast two sessions, but both timesfailed to carry. At the present time,however, a.ccordillg to AssociateProfessor Shepardson of the depart­ment of American History. generalsecretary of Beta Theta Pi. senti­ment in the fraternity is insistent indemanding the suppression of highschool Greek societies, and a rulingsimilar to that passed by Pb;i Delt iscertain to be adopted.Local lien Appnwe Action.Beta Theta Pi men of Chicagofrankly condemn the high schoolfraternity system and voice approvalof the action taken by Ph'i DeltaTheta. According to Dr. Shepard­son. it is the- prevailing opinionamong the Betas that high schoolfraternities tend to discourage goodcitizenship by defying municipal.school-district and state laws throughmaintaining chapters sub rosa wheretheir continuance lis prohibited bylegislation. It is also the conten­tion of prominent Beta Theta Pimen that hig� school fraternitiestend to place a premium on snobbery,and generally to unfit a man forentrance to a college fraternity ofhigh ideals.Others May Follow:I t is the general impression thatthe action taken by Phi Delta Theta,and the stand. of Beta Theta Pi onthe matter of high school fraternities\\;11 shortly be followed by announce­ments of similar legislation directedtoward the suppressian of high schoolGreek letter societies by otber prom­inent national fraternities. Severalothers have already ben consideringthe advisability of some such actionand were only awaiting an openingto array t,*mselves with the appon­ents of the high school "Greeksc"GLEE CLUB MEN ARE PICKEDSelections for Crown Point TripMade-WiD Rehearse Today.Thirty-eight men have been in­structed to report for Glee club re­hearsal today at 4 in the Reynoldsclub. These men are: Allais, An­derson, Bowers, Choisser, Coleman,Cook, Dunn, Fishman, Ford, Frank,Franklin.> Goldberg, Henderson,Donald Hollingsworth, Thomas Hol­lingsworth, Jackson, Joice. Kuchyn­ka, Lewis. Lollesgard, Lunde, Lun­gren, George Lyman. McArthur,Morton. K.ichols, Payne, Rhett,Shilton, Spangler, Stanley, Stewart,Shilton, Tolman, Tyndall, Watkins,Whittlesey, Wlienman, and Zeddies.These men with the addition ofmemhers of the Mandolin. club willhe taken upon the Crown Point tripon Saturday, January 25. The clubwilt leave' about 4 in the afternoonand return late that night. This willbe the first of the short trips plannedfor this quarter. ,l)lcturc:> taken, The eurtors announc- FOR RE NT-A large furnished�ll y'csleraay that all Seniors who room; price reasonable. Apply B.wisn to appear this year must have Hill, 5342 Greenwood avenue..neir carus and money in th� oinceo&l1a their apposuuneuts for p'ictures WANTED-Anyone intending tomade by the end of the week. buy a suit of clothes to come intoJ. U\: lOuoWllng Seniors have; nUL the MAROON office and he \\1ill.. VIUV.l.ett;<1 their arrangements: learn something to Iris advantage.l\'.1art.l:Ja. Alexander, .t.iarnson A .. -ucr�on, .raUl .beacb, l!4une.L .I .. u.:u.,c.siuer Jjern·stean, �adle; J:Sonnc,lll, .na­Llert bmaourn, Don a 1<1 Breed, M01-a is bnggs, hUen Broomell, .t.<1naurown, lVlr.s, l-'anny' Brown, Etizaueu,Jjurke, Halstead Carpenter, Acnt1 FOR RENT-Room. every conven-L.hand cr, Vinton Clark, Horner ience, 1209 60th street. Mrs. Silver­Dawson, Albert Dekker, Esther horn. $12. a month.uev.un, Cunton DICken, .FlorenceJJIDlcnt, helen Dryer, Elsie Du FRENCH TUTORING at reasonable' ... en, Alvin Ehrhardt, Norman Elm-srrorn, .t'aul Eliel, Ludwig Emge,Mane Fanning, Morris Feiwell, FOR SALE-Oli"er typewriter at a.1<.achel Foote, Elmer Funkhouser, bargain. Woodworth's Book Store.Sayre Garlick, Arrhur Gee, Allen ---------Germann, Beryl Gilbert, Leo Gleic­nauf, Harold Goettler, Edith Gordon,rlerbert Granquist, Richard Gran-quist. Albert Green, Martha Green, 110& East 63rd Street. C ......Helen Gross, Edwin Hamilton, Vic- m TIf"lll: FACtILft AND STUDBNDItor Hanson. W41liam Hefferan. EffieHewitt, Cora Hinkins, Virginia Hin­kin,s Harry Huber, Roberta Hudson.Bertha Hunter, Elizabeth Hurd,Hymen Isacowitz, Earl Jordan,Frances Kall, Howard' Keefe, MarieKetcham, Frances King, OliveKribbs, George Kuh, James Lane, A. .dhere�ce to safe methods ...L. Langhorst, Inez Lapham, Carner- c.oasiderate- attention to C1IIIlo.on Latter Joseph Lawler, Leon men' needs.Lawrence Lewis, Mildred Loeb, Jean Your savings account or cheddacLove, l�oy Marker, Eugene Martin- account is welcome and apprea..eau, Charles Mather, Fred Maurer, ated here.Mary McCauley� Arthur McConnoug- nhey, Abigail McElroy, Howard Mc- .- --� --- ---------'Lane, Margaret McLaughlin, David If �Merriam, Marjorie Miller, Raymond D E R Bye L U B.MulliniX, Kathryn Nath, Josephine 6116 Cottage Grove Ave.Nichols, Helene Nixon, Margaret B ILL I A R D SNorton, Alma Odgen, Joseph Oliver, ONLYJames Orr, Norman Paine, Olive 40C Per HourPaine, Charles Parker, Kate Parker, Best Appointed RoomCharlotte Pauli, Ina Perego, Leon- on the South Sideidas Payne, Clark Piper, Adolph 8 Full Size TablesRadnitzer, Benjamine Rappaport ��==:;;;:;:;========:..�rGeorge Rees, Josephine Reichmann,Myra Reynolds, Clara Ronausen,Clara Reudiger, Sarah Sanders, MaxSasuly, Florence' Schmale, OttoSchnerring, Thomas Scofield, SelmaShiffman, Walter Smith, LowellSnorf, Christina Snyder, KenathSponsel, Fred Steinbrecher, RobertStenson, Martin D. Stevers, ClarkeStewart, William Swim, V. O. Tan­ser, Henry Tenney, Ardis Thomas,Olive Thomas, Gena Thompson, --------------­Florence Tisdale, Lynn Vaughan,John Vruwlink, L. E. Wells, MaryAnn Whitley, Ada Wilcok, DollyWilson, Unity Wilson, CatharineWisner, Florence Wolf."Cap and Gown" Sets Sunday a.Dead-Line-Nearly 150 SeniorsHave Not Reported..�.l.s "Ul' U'h' VII",". VUly one nun­uleU '::'C;1.&&'-'.&:> b..,vc; uauueu In tll.Clrcarus, paul the tee, and had thenMandolin Club Dines Tonight.Members of the Mandolin clubwill have an a la carte dinner in thecommons tonight at 6. and after thedinner will rehearse in t� Reynoldsclub.The Daily Maroon is for sale atthe Press. CLASSIF�DADVER'I'BIIDIISWANTED-The name of any pec­son who saw the red automobilewhich went east on Fifty�yeathstreet last Sunday about 12=40 P.M. and collided with a car atWoodlawn avenue. Send informa­tion to William P, MacCracken, Jr.,(51) Rookery building,WANTED-Ten Law students forvacation work. One for permanentposition Must be at . least 22 yearsof age. Write R. R. Kelly, 30 W.zoth Place, Chicagorates. Phone Midway 4992.Woodlawn Trusttl Savinas Bank01 thetINIVEBSr=� OF CHICAGO:This bank's well-known reputa­tiou for sound management aliiright dealing has been pined�gh nineteen yearS 'of atdctSHOE REPAIRINGWe Specialize in:Quality of MaterialExcellency of worlanans�ipPromptness' in execution of ordenand Courtesy.TrC::T USSMlTB-GOODYltARJlI4 ... a... .......Opposite Postotlice.SOPHOMORES PLANA SKATING PARTYIN PARK TOMORROWSophomores will have a skatingparty tomorrow afternoon in Jack­son park from 2 until S. Skates mayhe obtained at the park skatinghouse. This party was planned at ameeting of the class yesterday morn­ing in Kent theater. Plans for avaudeville and play for Febroary t,and for a "Valentine Dance" werediscussed. Anyone who knows an,."stunts" .has been urged to report tosome member of the social commit·tee as soon as possible.IMPORTEDMINIATURESEaciPadqeBaa.-EHrJ SfllftflaearfWulJOH-fiaa foa Seen- YoarEyalYoa'tBJaGweTHE DAILY MAROON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1913Now, Then, the Shirt SaleThat Will Startle All ChicagoA Sale Made Necessary__by_the ApproachingDate of Our Removal to':Our New Building.$1.35for shirts that sold at $2, $2.50 and a few at $3.Plaited or plain, many with soft cuffs and collars to match.Sizes 14 to 20, all sleeve lengths, but should alterations in t I 35length be necessary we will make them at a slight cost,'" •$2.65for all silk, silk and linen andsilk striped Icrepe shirts, sizes 14 to 17,shirts that sold at $3.50, $3.85 and $5.00 ..�nticipate your �:summer Iwants tz 65and buy them on Tuesday morning at'" •�AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTSAMUSEMENTSpRINCESSWm. A. Brady PresentsThe First Chicaco Performallce ofBOUGHT AND PAID FOR,--------------------------JEFFERSON 'MAJESTIC!»!lth Su eet ana Lase Avenue. JULIUS STEGER &; CO.EMPRESSo DIVA.THEATER63rd Street and Cottacc Grove Av.Week Starting Sun.M.t.Jan.12� U .a...a..J. V An � �U.Ni:).1.uU'lAP.kODUCING DEPARTMENTANNOUNCE NOVELTY PHOTOPLAYFh'e Iteets n1bhtly ot the tatest movinJ:pictures. Itcst or mustc tJy high classorchestra. Come and hear our new $7.500pipe organ.the Irish Minstrelin "justice" by Edgar JamesFRANK FOGARTY-TONIGHTThe Army Surgeon (war drama)(2 carts)Animated WeeklyA Dry Town (comedy) JACK WILSON TRIO,Aaron Hoffman's latest ComedySensationTHE NEW LEADERWith Ai Lewis and six fun-making. Comedians.'l'HE WAYESThe Famous Australian. Bush-WhipMarvels..THE CABARET TRIODevere, Herman and Stone.Vaudeville's Best EentertaineraJohn-KENNY Ie HOLLIS-Frank"The Original Colle&e Boys."THE AEROPLANE LADIESThree Daring Beauties PerformincMarvelous Feats in Mid-Air. : -G--A--R-R--I-C-K------E. H. SOUTHERNJULIA MARLOWE in "An Impromptu Review."ADMISSION'Main Floor, all seats •••••• IQ. Water Queen and PeerlessSwimmerBalcony, all seats. ••••••••• sc. The Four Kings, Wood 8c Wyde, Mr.and Mrs. Frederick Voelker, theWOODLAWN THEATRE Kitamura Family, La Maze Trio.55th St. aDd W.odJawu A .. e.CORTThe Unly Sc Show in Hyde ParkFour Reels of Pictures Evrry Night of4,000 FeetS,l)Ccial Features Tuesday and FridayCurrent Events Enry ThursdayAlways a Good Show OUR WIVESwith Henry Kolker7:30 and 9:15PRICESlOc-20e-30cpresentsTHE UNWRITTEN LAWBy Geo. Broadhurst.An American Play of To-dayTn Sh�k, �;war,'�n p'r';I('r!o·T(': T:' '.lny ni�h:.The �1�:-ch.1:1t ()� V,·r.:c:. \\".�:: •.•. l.ty I.'�{:\llIch A.!.) ,\h()lt: ::-';.,:h:�l;: Thl.�C·!:lY n·j:.ht.Taminl: or Th, �l:rt:w: Fr,d:lY nl;:::ht. Hr,II,(,oand JIlI!C':: S:':IIT"hy \I,,::n,c .• \)1 You I,ike It; (' BLACKIilTONESaturday n!!;ht. Ham:",.I All Chicago Charmed by------------- ELSIE FERGUSONin the Smart Comedy of MannersPRIMROSECOLONIALILLINOISDe Koven Opera Co.The Greatest of all RevivalsThe Nation's Light Opera.Great Cast of Grand Opera Stars 1---------------------------Klaw &. Erlanger present t�e MUSical\' OLYlMPICTriumph of Two ContinentsTHE COUNT OF LUXUMBOURG • H. H. Frazee�:,�. :�� ff. � I;' .. < f1' '.'nJe Daily MarooD is now 011 sale atthe Pre-. Have-you-tried-waltzingup-and-down-stairs? IIiWHAT HE SAID.SHE said: "Oh, you poor boy! I forgot tobring you some cigarettes from abroad."But HE said: "Sweetest of girls, never again.Don't you know the cigarette center of the worldhas moved to this country? Haven't you heardof the ENCHANTED CIGARETTE? Hasnobody told you about Zubelda?"§kHuJk�.f0/'t-/�csn14,ZUBELDATURKISHIj' .e VIRGINIACIGA.RETTESPhelps to Lead Service. I LEADING TENOR DELIGHTSTheoron Phelps will lead the week- YESTERDAY'S AUDIENCEIy devotional meeting of Divinitystudents at 10:15 today in Haskell M. James Brines Sings at ReiuJa,r26. Musical in Mandel-Has Ex-cellent Tone.� I..The Daily Maroon the balance ofthe year for $1.50. Modern songs of the best typewere the feature of the regularTuesday afternoon musical givenyesterday in Mandel. Mr. M. JamesBrines was the tenor soloist and hedelighted the number of students2:Is-Vaudeville for the Fans-8:IS and friends who took advantage ofJOHN J. McGRAW , I . fl· hitne opportuntry 0 rearmg im,Manager, New York Giants in a :Many professional musicians COD-Baseball Monologue. sidcr Mr. Brines the best tenor inLilian Herlein, 8 Belin Madcaps, Tom Chicago. He is certainly one of theNawn & Co., Claude-Usher-Fannie, leaders of the art of combining goodThe Le Grohs, Sampsel 8c Reilly, musicianship with effective popularElizabeth Otto, The Cromwe1ls. appeal. A brilliant high voice wit�AMUSEMENTS.pAlACE MUSIC HALLabundant change of expression andversatile vocalism is his gift. Mr.CHICAGO Stevens is fortunate in having suchOPERA HOUSE a personality and talent associatedin the musical work of the Univer-LOUIS MANNin "Elevatin& a Husband." sity ,The program of yesterday follows:.De llist \Vie Eine Blume. ChadwickBefore the Dawn ChadwickPleading .................•• ElgardHymn to the Night .Campbell-TiptonDu Bist die Ruh .•.•••.•• SchubertDie Lotos-Blume ......•• SchumannO Quanti jc Dors .....•..••.. Lisztl..'Heure Exquisc ...........• HahnBy the Short Cut to the Roses(Old Donegal Air) FoxLizzie Lindsay .... Old Skotch SongBlack Sheela of the Silver Eye.........•....... Old Ulster AirThree encores were given, Lohr's"Little Irish Girl," and "You'd Bet­ter Ask Me," and Drorak's "Als disAlto Mattert." ILASALLETHE GIRL AT THE GATEThe Season's Best Musical Comedywith the "La Salle's Best Castl"Pop. Mat. Tues. & Thurs. 25C to $1STUDEBAKERCosmo Hamilton's Daring Indictment"THE BLINDNESS OF VIRTUEOPERA ASSOCIATIONHAS FIVE-�UNDREDPAID-UP MEMBERSCOBAN'S GRANDCARTER QE HAVENIn the Smartest of Musical Farces That members of the UniversityEXCEEDING THE SPEED LIMIT are supporting the Grand Opera inwith Elizabeth M. Murray featured Chicago is made evident by the an­nounccmcnt that the UniversityAMERICAN MUSIC BALL Opera ���ocia�ion now has 495 mem­Nora BAYES Jack NORWORTH' hers with paid-up dues. More areI being added daily.in "THE SUN DODGERS" .-with- , Read the Daily Maroon (or· all theGeo. W. MONROE H. & FISHER college news . ...,I