.rrjIf},t. ,i\l .,. _. ..- - -- -- . - , . ..:-_.,- . _.- - ..VOL. XI NO"74- -�-, "�:�";'. .. ":'. _ - -;JutlyUNIVERSITY OF ·CHlCAGO. WED�ESQAY. JANUARY �, 1913 ,PRICE FJ VE CENTS.EtiiIorial H .... "CaIbn" ... "S..,". Co.nei Up to Sara..... RidiaaIeday, to avoid conflict with the Pur­"I s there anything good to be• . -due basketball game. It will be heldsaid of the 'snap' course?" The in Kent theater· in order to enablequestion is asked editorially _ in the those present to watch the match.. Young Cochran is. hailed a� themarvel of the times by competent, .''�l ,'the ·Editors.CTt i.e; seldom that the DAILY MA ..ROON prints editorial opinion in anews column. I t does � in th�present instance only because it i�felt that at .the, time the foregoingeditorial is. review�d. it is just thatsome answer should be made to theopinions "oiced' by the writer. It i�to be hoped� that· no student willthink the l�s$ of the splendid inRu·C'Y're and work of the instructor towhom most 'pointed inferences aredirected. No student who ever hadwork with him' .will be inRu�nced' i"fhe 1east. hy the, dispamging tone of,the ref('r('nc-f's mnde to him_ Studentsare as A"Ood judJ;!eS or men as anv·one C-011'" h('. ·They are Quick. ale'm(,c;t ;,.,tu;th·dy.; to recognize' sin ..r .. ritr Tn. an�wer to the' statementth:lt stnrfentc; leave "strict di�c-,iplin­;tri;mc; who helieve in sturlv' for fts0\\"0 s;'l"'e" t� "retrrat to the havenon'oared hv the fricnrllv soul wh(''st'imubt('c;." let it he said that foutyears of high school g;ve any }'bungman nil the rlisciplinin� he nef'rls.:tnd that he is rearlv for stimulation.Furthermore. the "sturly for study's!'Oake" palm mi�ht hetter- be Jriven tothe "culture" course instnu·tor whois too intere�ted in his subj�ct tow:-cte tim� birkering over marksanrl arlministerin� fmerile rebukes:lnd chastisements. "I t is certainlyto'� rleplorerl that courses on _theVniversity curriculum ·should be held(Continued on pal(e 4) 30PHOMQRE Y. M. C. A.IIBii PLAN DINNER;.' THURSDAY EVENINGEffie Hewitt and Donald Bre�d'will lea� the right wing of th�grand man:h at the ball to be giveri,by th� Quadra�glers in the' Re�room of the La Salle Hot�l, Fridaynight. Lillian Spohn and Robert Mil­ler will 1ead the other wing. Themarch will start promptly at 9. Af;upper will be served ilt II in theRookwood Room.President and Mrs. Judson are o�the list 'of patrons. Among otherson the list are Mf'S. Walt:ace Hick;'man Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hewitt andMrs ZQe Prindeville Fifty mem­bers of the dub and their guests _ tJ ii g _ ..Eight out of the eleven candidateswho tried out bcfor�' th\! D�maticclub yesterday i� Kent theater wereelected to associate membership. A,s­sociate members wil] nc t be admit­ted to full membership :" the clubuntil they have taken paq in one or.he plays ..Those chosen as associatehers are:James Dyrenforth, .' Lucille' EnglischJoseph Geary·Marian JarvisCharles. Oppenheim,Ellen Peterson.Margaret RhodesIris Spohn . mem- be .as follows:,Margery. a pop.iar·girl�Emma ClarkPatty, her chum'. _ .. Isabel KendricksHoraio, 'a studious fellow alsoa bore •• __ ••.... , .• _. Larie R�hnJ ack, an all around coUegC man...... � •• _ ••..•.•.. Henry SchullGirls Jack ·has flirted with four sue­cessive summers:Miss Wells from Waukesha•• • • ' .: �.; •• ;. •• Ruth WhitfieldMiss Malley from Kewanee .•.. .. _ •..•.• ; Letitia FyffeMiss Perkins from Nines'Center _ ... .;�' Mirram BaldwinMiss j irks from-Genoa Jc. !"� ..•.•••••• _ • " Cornelia BeallWill Gift MinstrelA minstrel in, Wistich Robert Mi11�r, .will be interlocutor and Rollin Heir-. ,ger and Horace .Fitzpatrick .will be,;end .men wilt ()pen the vaudeville.:·WaJtcr. Kennedy, . Harold . Wright,William Lyman, Bruce MacDuff aqdDerwent \V.hiulesey will also. takepart in the minstrel.Fencibles Have Dinner .To�ght- .: In the second act which will be anHold Freshman Tryouts F'eb- 'intermission between the minstrel� 10. and· the playlet, spe�ialitic:s will beI\..onunucd OJ" pu'� 4-' .Fencihlcs 'are expected to accept ',.4" .•tonight the invitation of Pow·Wow HOLD VAR8ITY-F�mto take' charge. of the arrangement�� '.. .TRACK MEE't .IN ,BARTLET.lfor_-lhe, an���r;J::�!!'�5n:-���� ..r ;: :,-:��.!:�:-b�"':"-�·.·��":,;;;,�-�'-:,,debate, the early part of �arch; As fuc:k:Caaditb.te. Wi1l� ciMnpete atf4I'epresent�tives ; ?f, '-the:'J S�pho�o�es. Todq in 'CODtat ol Wiater '�he Fe�cl�l�s WIll ehoo�e., �helr SIde .8eaaOu.�f t�e :que�t;o�. sub�i.tt.«7d by Pow\Vow� . The question deals, with therepeal of the' r�cent :act of Congri$Swhich .- exempts American coastwisQ. tra.thc from the Panama canal tolls.The, men who will r�present theFreshm.an _class in �e contest wjllhe chosen 'at try!luts Monday. Fe�.ruary 10. Each candidate will be al­Ibwed h�elve mi�ut�s to present aro,nstructive . argument . for either,side :�f th� que'stion a�d. five minutes,for rebt1tt�l. The' t�ia!s �ll be ope�'to' all Freshmen .. The' Sophomoreswill choose their representatives,",,«,;;:t,L-.:. . ...Lcurre?t Ullit'L"rsily of, Chicago, Maga­sin e : From the context one gets an('mp�atic ';.10" a'S answer to the authorities.. according to the officersquestion the editor; asks ltim'self. The- of the club. He has defeated the"snap" course � is "described as t�e amateur champion and other well-. one "sought hy the lazy or the man known players. He has been de­who -is greatly occupied in student layed in a tour of the east by theaffairs. athletic, socal, or political" illness of his manager, and for thisThe editorial deals even tess kind-. reason the officers of the club havely with the instructors offe�ng so-bi ble 'h''. een a e to secure rrn.called. "snap" co« .... e s than . WIth the: . N' S k . Th'. h Thi I 0 mo es In eater.students registered .or t em.. In y. ( .. '.'.,' - . Owing to the, fact that smoking isveiled allusions are made to two in- n'ot allowed in the theater 'thestructors offering' courses of the "smokes" will not be' distributedtype called by the Writer "snap." C? f,these instructors and others offering until after the' conclusion of thesimilar courses" the statement is program. Cigars and cigarettes will, be given out in the club after themade.· "But one;' wonder's;" too.;whether in the silent watches of the mattch.night : the . 'sti-hulariilg' instructornever reflects a 'little sadly upon theprecise shading 'of, his popularity.' :.The writer 'Of the editorial cynical-ly ccdef;#��'� .tb'e "snap" cour�e by: Th� Sophomore men will meet forsaying, . �'�hall the undergradaate�' supper in HUtchinson cafe on Thurs­l-r _, --e >: ..•. n.ever_'ri�,f-���1l_vit�.� .. ��t�k�e �ay_�ve�ing.�t:_l!.,.;.M.• ·· h:Pro�fesso�{ no_t to l)�·.::Pe�ltted -to: relax? "Driv- Si1isbiiiy�wil1 give a' talk .after· theen upo�'.:. .. stf�nuous' " way . by� the ;upper•. �e. meeting' is in, chargecoach o�'. tJ:le stage' mamiger or: th,': of t�e .So;phomore Y. M. C. A. com�tlire n��ssities of political ·l112neu· DlSSlon: All Sophomore men arevering, Il_lay he neve� :6nd relief ir' urged to attend Tickets may be ob­the sh�1t'er, pf a kindly.... professorial 'ained at the Y. M� C. A. office orPeronality.!.'? Ex, hausted by "rushing"· .\t 'the dqor.and dan�es, may he �ot recreatehimself tn' 'loud' somnoi�rice or the: ANNOUNCE DANCE LEADERSc1assroo�?'- ):�ishirbe'd and ritad� Effie, Hewitt and Donald Breed Willfretful b;'=;.tb� ::insistence of clamor� Head Right WmC.ous disclplin'arians' who believe: in�'.. - .study for: �'!� .own s�ke, may he notwisely ret'r�at to .the haven prepared.for him .bt.' the friendly soul who·stimulate�;: �ut never asks for writ�ten work?" -; ',:' Freshman and Varsity track mcnare eagerly aw�itirig the first Fresh­man-Varsity ,rack meet which w�hbe held in Bartlett at 4 today. Themeet is in the· nature of a tryoutfor the, two teams and any men' whowish to tryOq, and have not be�nentered are advised 'to see CoachPage' before the starring of themeet.Very few. veterans rem�in on' theVarsity track team and by this mcetsome new mat�rial may be uncov­ered. Ward furnished a pleasantsurprise by his work 'in the FirstRegiment A. A. meet and' CoachPage is hopi�g that he Can 'find a v ore .1s �leven to Six.Delta Sigma Pill was admitted in­to the Interfraternity council yes­terday, after a strenuous special ses ..sron of that organization. The seveenteenth member of the council willue represented at the next meetingof the body a week from Tuesday •when announcement will be madeof the nomination for officers.According to a" member of the/Council. the situation was cOlllpli ..cared by the presence of a numberuf delegates who 'were opposed per­SQIH�lly to the instructions they re­ceived from their respective' fraterni •�l�. - For their beri"efit it' was decid­�4 . to hold a test 'l;��'" in order thatt��! might .tell their chapters thegeneral feeling of the council in thernat�er.First Vote Is Clo�'Ac:cor.dingly eleven voles were��t in favor of admission. andt� against. It was - moved that thefQUIlc:il then lay the matter on thetabl�- but the motion was defeatedon the plea _ of .Parkinson of Phf �Pelt� Theta.. �ho ,insisted . that the . . 'j"rCs��iitr.tCC'llSe�e�:cobliti,: of;.k..:::...a ; ....... - _: :;_;:-�2prejudice '�:'if such' action was taken. �I n the meanwhile a number of 'dele- Igates, 'thinking \th�t . the meetingwas ove.... had left. \Vhen the mat-ter· was' finally voted on, the, coun-cil divided dcven for arid six apinstthe admission of Delta Sigma Phi .Votes were cast by' individuals in-stead of chapters.Other reports of the meeting tellof a first vote (If eleven to tcnagainst the admj�sioll of the nc\,­member of, the .('0"!1(; =1, \VIlen anumber of the dd('p' (' �opposerl to. Delta Sigma Phi h:1U ldt. tho�cwho remained moved and carried areconsideration of the vote, foI1ow­�d immediately by the favorableaction on, the p�tition.Has Admitted Jews.Delta Sgma Phi is uniql1� amongMr. Frank Leonard, a member ofthe Christian Science board of lec­tureship of Boston. will deliver :llecture on Christian, Science in Man'del Thursday Fehruary 6 at 8. The\VilI attend. ' . .___ __ leCtur� is free· and the Christia�GREENWOOD WOMEN Science society of the University in-A:ftE NOW FREE AFTER vites anyone interested to attend.WEEK'S QUARANTINE DR. GILKEY TALKSG�ee�":ood was 'freed from qnar- TO FRESHMEN TODAYantfne yesterrlay and the residents ABOUT FRIENDSHIPof the hall wer� allowed to attend. --'classes. 'Most of the women who Questions of college friendshipleft tile hall before it was quaran� will .be .discussed by the Rev. Dr.�tined� f1�ve returnerl. anrl the wom�n Gilkey. of 'the Hyde Park Baptist'\�ho haye been h:o'aterl .on the third ,c·hu.rch in his we�kly talk to Fresh-:floor are aJrnin fr('(' to go :lOy 'place men in Cobh 6A at 10:15 today. Thein the buildin�. The scarlet feyer talk is the thirrl of his series ofpatients :\re improvin� !lttendily. Yec,- weekly talks which are given eachterda); Mis!lt D,e L:t Mater was al- Wednesday..· morning j� the quar"'lowf'd to !=eml out two letters after t�r. The :alks are under the aus--t'bey had' b�en lhoroughty dIsinfect· i>ic� of the Freshman Y. 1\1. C. A ..�d. commission. new star today.the the fraternities in the University, :nTh� Freshman entries forlicld e�ents have not been announced �hat from the first it ha� admittedboth Jews and Gentiles to its m�m­as yet, but the Varsity contestantsAll hership. It was founderl two yearswere announced by _ the coach., ago, despite considerable opposition.(If the m�n who witt' compete in thepole vault are new men in this line.Thomas and Borroff of last year'sFreshman team Huntington andScofield are the men who will be.. heen Oil the campus two year5, aent�red in the pole: vault.'1t('aSl1re des;�ned directly at the newCox of last year's Varsity squad. "'rrranization.is the most prominent contender 10. An those opPMed to the arlmi�sionthe high jump. Captain Knh antof the new .<+:-pter to the council.Des Jardien ar.e the other entrant�,. led.lw Chi Psi in ... isterl th;lt theirTn the shot put, Norgren, Harns, opposition was not' h:lsed on religious. Park\!r anrl Des Jardien :\rc entered, . . . .,d' prejud1ce. hut rather on' the fact thntStrong competition is expecte mthe more fratemiti�s that exist on thethe dashes., A good' hattIe between 'fcampus. the lower the quality 0Balancik of the Fr�shman and \Vard •. e�ch. . Tt was also urged that newi� expected if Coach· Page al1ow� f:,:-..t«nities !"hou1d not he placerl inthe Varsity .6printer- to· compete. A a class with the older and hetter es-gocd battle between· Captain. Kuh tahlisherl ones.and Ward will aJ;;o .. result in, thePRESENT ,DEBATINGahout the -same tim��. .,-----LECTU_RE GIVEN ON·.CHIU$TIA,I( �CIENCETHURSDAY' EVENINGhurdles. .\ fter its organization was announc­ed. the. Interfraternity council pass'"d a rule harring from its member­ship a fraternity which had not(Continued on I)ase 4'THE DAILY MAROON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1913The Daily Maroon �"'DI"U.w.. •.1Iai1.n.U. .t �Ir"... The eclllur U lUI' ;;;;;;'ible lur view. ee­vre •• ,d here. ComnaunicatwlU Dlut b"dcJAed AI an evWence 01 lIood loUh..&ida' _ad." �".'GP.�FOI"IDeI'17The Unh-eralty of Cbk:Ja&'o) Week.l1.PubllCed dally except SUDdaya. llonda)' ...and holiday. du.riDc th� quartel'li of tbeU 114 ver8l.ty ,.u".Entered a. kCODd-c ... maU _ the ObICAi."OPu.to()1rlce, Chlcan. 111., llal'ch 1t�. l� un­Ih:r Act of lllLZ'Oh a. 1873.SV.B8CBlPTIOM aAT&a6By . cattier, '2.� a )"eAr; II.UO a quasur.By mall, $3.00 a year; $1.� a quart .. r,Ed1torJ&l-Buslne88 omee, Em. :u.Te-lepho:ae �Iclway 500.Hyde Park GiOl (aIoter 9 p. m.)�all Bolt "0" Faculty �e.Men.pne Eclltor lIlnuD KeDDleoU:Sew. � - - - - - _ LeOD &GIltA&.hleUc Edltor - - - BeftUU'd V�Bwa1Deu JIIanacer - - - Burdette Maa,ASSOCIATB BDITOBSWllllam LYm&ll .John Perle".::;.;unue.l XavoI&D _ • Harry GoqaaGeora- � • Georse LyDlUuo.rac. HotchkJaa _ H-xell lUle",Dorow,. WUa.ton _ , • Kartin Stever»",EYea &be ftpOIier .... aD ...nee, auuwl&Ja � C7- aDd laonea& �ce. IIIIIA,J... eIl 1a,J......... and po1D& &aut w� Lv� ..-a. L. &(fbitotialThe annual meeting of the mem­bers of the Reynolds club. as wellas the caucus at whichClubElection. officers for the comingyear will be nominat­ed, will be held in the. club on Tuesday. February 25. Lastyear one-hundred members attend­ed; . this year there should be at leasttwice as many. There has· been agrowing feeling on the �p� �tthe Reynolds club is not a createdthirii It is. rather. an institution inthe process of creation. It is stillpossible to remedy defects, to supplyomissions. to make the clnb aU �tit should be. The logical time for amember of the club to advance hisviews upon the subject is' at theclub's annual m.eeting-a distinctiveaffair, much resembling that oft-call­ed-to-mind New England institution,the town. meeting. On March 7 themembers of the club will elect of­ficers from the list of candidateSnamed at the caucus and nominatedsubsequently by petition. Last year340 votes were cast. Five-hundredand forty-one men are eligible tovote at the coming elections. Thereshould be at least four-hundred votescast this year. Aside from urcingupon them the advisbiUty of attend­ing the annual meeting and voq atthe election, the MAROON has an­other Word for members of the dab.Deand that your candidates run uponplatforms. Dot upon personalityalone. There are issues. There �ethose on the one han� who are sat­isfied or virtually so. There arethose, on the other, who feel thatthe Reynolds club can be improved,should be improved. The latter be­lieve that the present fault withthe club is that it is not worked upto its maximum efficiency. Thesemen are the progressives. It is to behoped that they will name a ticketand meet in fair combat at the poll­ing place the "stand-patters" whoare rather satisfied with the clubor who, at least, refuse to admit thatit can and should be improved insome respect. Perhaps the conserva­tives are pant,. rcht; it is more thanbltely that the procressives are Dotaltogether wroDC. It is for theembers to decide which .. �"sbaIl line powII'. ·Foresight Demands Your Comingto This Removal Sale at OnceTo the Editor:I have often heard the advice:"don't knock, but bring your com­plaints to headquarters." This isgood advice and 1 desire to followit up by: presenting, through yourcolumns, to headquarters-the menwho use Bartlett gymnasium-acomplaint as to the hat and coathooks there. I was in Bartlett to­day and could not find a hook onwhich to hang my coat and hat.Mr. Stewart told me that the fel­lows, after removing their coats andhats, locked the hooks and carriedthe keys a way. I examined the hooksand found that of the 238 hooks,only 9 were in use with coats' orhats in them; some 8 or 10 werebroken, and all the rest-e-about 200-wthout exception, were unusedhut closed and the keys gone.This is a deplorable state of af­fairs. I cannot believe that the menwho are ·"reserving" hooks realizewhat an inconvenience they arecausing the many other students whoare obliged to use the gymnasium..:?20 is a small proportion of the menwho are in Bartlett every day, andthese 220 are making the hooks en­tirely useless to others, just toinsure their getting a particular hookfor an hour or so a day. I haveheard students express dissatisfac­tion with the number and kind ofregulations that the University en­forces. But let me say that justso long as students conduct them­selves as many are doing regardingthe ho<?�s ._�. Ba���tt! .the Universitywill have to make and enforce seem­ingly petty regulations. Such con- We halle �acri'iced all profits in a determined effort to mlmmlzeslocks before we mOlle to our new store "just across State street." I11THE smartest styles, thenewest colorings, the most novelpatterns are all represented in the offering ofyo�ng men's $25.00, $27.50 and $30.00 -15SUItS and overcoats at fII$32.50 to 37.50 suitsand 0 verco ats, $20"SHORTY" AND HASKELLWILL ENTERTAIN SOPHS HotelLipman Scheduled to Play for Ben­efit of Second Year Hearerson Saturday. -------------- ------CumberlandNEW YORKBroadway at 54th Street.N ear 50th Street Subway Station and53rd Street Elevated."Broadway" cars from GrandCentral Depot.Seventh A venue Cars from Pennsyl­vania Station.«err nv A COU,EGB Jl8NlIE .. WQI..tIn'EllS FOR COLLBGB JI.N1!;1'J:t'IAI. H.t7'ES FOR COLLBGB T.AJlBTen Minutes' Wa!k to Thirty TheatresRooms with Bath, $2.50 and up. I� .. N�w. MOdem �d :FireproofH�RRY .P. STIMSON. MANAGER'IIF.ADQUAItTER8 FOR CHICAGO�-----A very select company of Sopho­mores wilt present Virgins Aeneidat the class vaudeville and dance tobe given Saturday in the Reynoldsclub. This is the first class func­tion of the year and class interesnis being worked up by the differentcommittees, The biggest -part willnaturally be entrusted 'to the care pfShorty Des Jardien, who will·· at-duct as the hook situation exhibitsis ;not only' selfish but unsocial. AU tempt to demonstrate that his abil ..of us study ethics, and many, soci- ity as an actor is proportionate toology. We are trying to mold our his size.minds and direct -our . conduct along The piece de resistance shouldethical lines, and yet some of us prove to be the interpretative dancestoop to .such . mean behavior as by Haskell Rhett. Armed with arendering useless to others a con- lace curtain and a veil he will en ..venience intended. for all. Such be- deaver to create envy in the heart ofhavior, in University life, is as'-rep- Mary Garden.rehensible as "grabbing" a monopoly Special numbers have been ar­on a natural resource, in national ranged, most of which will be in thelife. I hope that the men who are nature of surprises. It has leaked"playing the dog in the manger" as out that Mayer Lipman, Ysaye'sto those hooks, are doing so only rival has consented to playthoughtlessly, as to the conse- his fiddle.quences. Let them put away such After this dispay is over a dancechildish behavior. If . they . do . not will be given on the second floor.want to be treated as children in Admission will be by class ticketthe University, let them show that only.Respectfully, GUEST'S FAILURETO ARRIVE IN TIMEPOSTPONES AFFAIRthey are not children. Those, if any,who are not thoughtless, but will­ful. ahout it can hardly expect tosucceed in a life begun on such abasis.Horner C. Dawson, "3... 'W. A. A. Posters DesiredJunior Vaudeville-Rehear!'al, 7:30,Reynolds club theater.Junior CoUCJe Women-Chapel,tomorrow. 10:15, Mandel. night, 8.Sophomore VaudeviJle-Saturday,2, Reynolds club. 1\. iPatronize Maroon Advertisers. _; 1,1! ., �tTHE DAILY MAR.OON, WEDNESDA Y, JANUARY 29, 1913Announcement of the decision ofthe U ndergraduate council to permitsolicitation of votes in all � Univer ..sity elections has excited great inter­est on the part of the student body.In commenting on the stir whichthe article in yesterday's DAILYMAROON caused, President Nor ..man Paine of the Undergraduatecouncil said:"The stand of the council in thisn matter is nothing new. Action on�=;:::;;;::==========� the solicitation of votes was takenand the finding announced in theDAILY MAROON last fall. Candi­daes running for. office have beenslow to take advantage of the newBROS. rules, many of them knowing noth­ing of the ruling until this morning.'Honest Elections Will Result."Free and unrestricted solicita­tion of votes will in the opinion ofthe council," he continued, "give OJmore honest election than an elec­tion gained by combinations whichmay have existed heretofore. Veryfew students will vote for a manjust because they have been askedto. Experiences of other collegesshow that the percentage of studentswho do vote this way is very small.Under. the new system- men willknow personally the candidates theyvote for and .will not choose blindly."Petitions for reclassification forthe elections must he renewed be­fore Tuesday. February H. as thosereclassifications granted' _- in theautumn are 01") longer-;n force. Theofficial class 'list's will be .posted or.the :Cobb: b�ll�iin boird:'fn;"the "nearfuture. - . -\ -� ,� �:...:;. : ".;_.... :-" ���. :::_ - ..J. H. 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CARMICHAELDivision Passenger Agent.Patronize Maroon AdvertisersThey Are t{eliahle. !MALTMA��OW"It S�hens"THE TONIC OF THE AGEltIalt Marrow is a great brain builder­it is recommended by physiciansDruggists Sell It.Producers of'ALMA MATERDelta Kappa Epsilon Wins from PhiGamma Delta:Sigma Alpha Epsilon won twogames from Phi Kappa Psi in theInerfraternity bowling Ieague yes­terday, and Delta Kappa Epsilontook two from Phi Gamma Delta.In the Deke-Phi Gam match, Gor­don for the Dekes rolled only onegame and Russell' rolled' the twoother games in his place: The scoresof the matches follow;Phi KaDPa Psi.Whiting. . .. 160 95Volk 130 99Morse. . 143 139Wickham.. 157 166Moulton... 157 146 141158147130166747 645 742Sigma Alpha EpsilonHolm ....•. 112 148 120Kixmiller , , 156 165 159Grey ..•.••. 168 205 135Kispert , _. - 189 147 i48Ramser. __ . 133 110 102'58 775 664. 2197Delta Kappa EpsilonGordon ••. _ 116 129 96Heath ,; ••. 147 138 140George ...• 168 114 147Goettler... 161 147 131Breathed. '. 109 167 139701 695 653 2049Phi Gamma Delta.noyd....... 133 I.U 136 402Kennedy... 124 88 155 367Tc:ch-fO'aeher.. 130 150 122 402Sherwin... "4 t)6 132 WSebring.. .. 99 127 142 368600 594Elect Georce Gray Maroon Reponei'CLASSIFIEDADVERTISDIENTSLost-Amethyst cuff button be­tween Harper and Foster or inHarper. Invaluable for sentiment­al reasons. Reward offered. Flan­ncr, Green hall.STAY BACK makes the pornpadorestay back and keeps the hair inplace. A harmless compound con­taining no chemicals or oil. Send2:C for large jar. Stay Back Co.,6':;1) Grace Street, Chicago.rABLE BOARD-I have room forfour more at my table. Rate $4-,. 615-.!� Ellis avenue. Phone' MidwayI¢S.5i26 Madison avenue.Cultured Woman, who speaks Ger­man, French and Italian, wishesto chaperon young ladies on tripto Europe. Address A. B _ Ma­roon Office.396387429453469 WANTED-Ten Law students forvacation work. One for permanentposition Must be at least 22 yearsof age. Write R R KellY,30 W.70th Place, ChicagoSENIORS WILL GIVE"STUNT" PARTY ONFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 72134Seniors will attend a "stunt" partyto be given Friday, February 7, at4. The services of Seniors who cando anything from Grand opera toclog-dancing are needed, Thosehaving talent are urged to Ieave anote on the rack n Cobb or Lexing­ton addressed to Anna Moffett,chairman of the "stunt" committee.The party is to be informal.341425429439415 Kansans Invited to Dinner.All Kansans in the University areinvited to attend the annual dinnerof the Kansas society to be held inthe Auditorium today at 6. Thedinner will be informalBawden Speaks on Land.F orward to the Land was advo­cated last night by Professor B.lW­den as the best means by which city1dwclers might obtain economic in­dependence. Dr. Bawden advocateda scheme calculated to bring abomsocial individualism, M'Avoy Malt Marrow Department- �' 2304-8 South Park Avenue.Phone Calumet 5401TYPEWRITERS RENTED$5.00 for Three MonthsEvery machine guaranteed to be in fine working order,and will be kept so during: term of rental.We deliver the machine and call for it at the end ofthe rental tenn We also ha-ve for sale a fine line of F ac­tory Rebuilt machines of all makes on which you can save50 to 75 per cent.Telephone Harrison 6388--6399AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE'COMPANY. UNCORPORATED)" '.437 So. Dearborn St..Of Special Interest Now!A Suit with Extra Trousers for the priceof the suit alone. Prices $30 to $55.Three"': �r X. La SaUe SU"eet.11 E. l'onr� Street..23 E. Jacboa BWcLA. N. JERREMS. Manacer.�--....,..-�.TAILOR 110ltYOUNG IIBIICN�MD.fWRIGLEyse""'t·&�,PEP IN UM ��ftIMa __ ..... .fiood Point-&Rememb�r···· .'T A!..L DEALERS__ F. Waterman Co. Ii3 Broadway, N Y.Patronize our AdvertisersTHE DAILY MAROO}J, WEDNESDAY, ]A,NUARY 29, 1913MEDIC AND LAW TEAMSWIN BASKETBALL GAMESMatinees Wed. & Sat. Henry W. Savage Offers the BigThe Big Comedy Success Musical GaietyOUR WIVES LITTLE BOY BLUEwith Henry KolkerPrices 50-75�I.oo & $1.50.PROl1SSOas andSTUDlftrS Freshmen and Medics Play FirstOvertime Game in the InterclassSeries Yesterday. (�), Plume, S. Council, Foster.Lewis. Uu\"crs Headland. Freernrows=-S, Council t.!). Time ofhal\,c:i-15 nunutes. Reterec-s-Paine.Running away from the Juniors in I1t he second half the Law team buriedthe thin! year men to the tune of':4 to 14 last night. Owing to somemisunderstanding in the schedulethe regular Junior team was unableto be present and a make shift teamtook its place.The first half was fast and wellplayed both teams being apparentlyevenly matched. Each man on the:-Law team figured in the scoring in Ithe first half while the long toss by IFrank at the close of this period fea­tured the Juniors' work. The Lawquintet came hack with a rush andkept the Juniors on' the defenset he remainder of the game while thetwo forwards.' Goldberg' and Youngpiled up three field goals each.The score in the Law-Junior game: 'Law (24) Juniors (14)Goldhl'rg R, F_ .. Bothman'·n··.,!! L. F Frank!\f' .. kcr .. " " ". c. SquairRadnitzer .. " " R G HorwitzGreen .. , . , .. , .. L. G, ConditBaskl'ts- Goldhcrjr (.�). Young (4)'1Frank i-tl. Squair (2). Green (2),l�;Hlnitz ..er. Marker. Rothman. Timeof halnS--lo and I:; minutes. Ref-l"'{'t'- Paine .The Jttni�rs will meet the Seniorst his afternoon at three while theDi,,:inity-Law game scheduled for 7has been postponed until Friday at6:30.•will find in theHlllli. PARK STATE BANKco ..... o •• av .... � ... AVali!lODEK trr.-\TE Sli.·ES\·ltiIOS. W. L. Pet,�op�omores ...... 4 0 1.000Senlors ........... 4 .800Medics ........... 2 2 ·500Law .............. 2 .) .500Freshmen .......• 2 4 ·333Divinity .......... I 3 .250Juniors .. " ....... 1 .. .2001 CONVENIENT aM SAFE Baakwith all the facilities of a down townBank under State Government super­vision.In the first overtime contest ofthe season the Freshmen lost to theMedics last night in a rough and ex­citing conn ..·st by the score of 14 to,..:. The Medics ran away from theFreshmen in the first half and scoredJOHN A. CARROLL. President. ..x points before the first year menTHOMAS JANSEN. Cashier were able to get together. Thereshmcn then settled down andChecking and Savingsaccounts invitedS-OIlMe. Ower Halt • llWloo Dollan.japanese Will Lead ServiceUkichi Kawaguchi, fcllow in 'Sys­tematic Theology, will lead theweekly devotional meeting of theDivinity Students at 10:15 in Haskelltomorrow.3 .oEa CE:ST I:STEREST OS S.\ \'.!IOGSFLOWERS FOR THESENIOR PROMCORSAGES OF VIOLETS,SWEET PEAS. ORCHIDS,LILIES OF THE VAL­LEY AND LONG STEM­ED ROSES.MAROON ADSBRING RESULTSThe Daily Maroon is for sale atthe Press.AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTSEMPREIS J EFFE R SON; MAJESTIC55th Street and .Lake Avenue. AMELIA BINGHAMNOVELTY PHOTOPLAYTHEATER63rd Street and Cottqe Groft A••Week Star$lg SIIILIIr.t.Jan.26�ULLIV iu. a: CONSIDINE.PRODUCING DEPARTMENTANNOUNCE Great Scenes from Great PIa-Five Heels nightly of the lDt�t movln&: �-New Selections.Deat ofwuslc by high classCome andhear O'lr new $ •. 50(1orchestra. NELLIE NICHOLSpipe organ.TONIGHTWorld's NC'WeSt Sensation in Art.MY LADY'S FAN . When Lee Surrenders (2 pasts)The Boob's Inheritance (comedy)The Phosphate Industry (I nd.)Wheels· of Fate (drama)Captain and the Land GrabbersA Vision of Lovlincss and an ArtiSticDelight;. , EIBLACK AND WHITEGraceful Girly Athletes in Deli&htfulsnrDrises.TA U BERT SISTERS Main Floor. all seats • • • • • • 10AND BRO. PAUL Balcony,' aD seats'. ••••••••• SCEurope's Peerless XylophoneExperts G'ARRICKTHE THREE CREIGHTON GIRLSMerry Maids of MelodyGeorge Ade's Greatest ComedySuccess.THE MAYOR a: THE MANICUREWith Robert Fulton, Jolly Matbildel _Choate and Company. pRINCESSWm. A. Brady PracntaThe First Chicaco Performance ofBOUGHT AND PAID FORBy Geo. Broadharat.An American Play of To-day(war drama) CORTADMISSIONNew York Winter Garden Co. inTHE PASSING SHOW OF Igl2Biggest Musical Revue-Sta� CastILLINOISKlaw & Erlanger present the MusicalTriumph of Two Continents pOWERSTHE COUNT OF LUXUMBOURG7:30 and gasPRICESIOc-2Oc-30c Charles Frohman presentsJOHN MASONHave-you-tried-waltzinguP-&Dd-down-stairs? in Henry Berstein's MasterpieceThe AttackCOLONIAL A IlElleAN MUSIC BALLDe Koven Opera Co.The Greatest of aD Revivals�e Nation's Light Opera.ROBIN HOODGreat Cast of GnDd Opera Stan o LYlMPICNora BAYES Jack NORWORTH\ Henry W. Savaae Offers: in "THE SUN DODGERS" l "TOP 0' THE MORNIN' "I -witb-- With an Exceptional Cast, IndudiDIGeo. W. MONROE H. E. FISHER Tim Murphy and Gertrude QuiaIaDIMPORTEDMINIATURESue'P.drqeHao.-&n,�rtW..,.o.-Wlaa Yo. Seen.. Yo.,£,aJU.. 'tlda.HEAR ABOUT HIM?He wouldn't switch from the cigarette he was amok·,ing. Ob, no! Never.And the other day someone gave him a Zubelda.'Hear him DOW! "There WERE NO CIGARETIESbefore Zubelda. "What could have changed him so.A��. .f{),&15CM114 .ZUBELDA"fURKISH .ei CI�A�E�TE SFlorence M. MyersFLOWER SHOP DEL TA SIGMA PHI ISNEW COUNCIL MEMBER�MUSEMENTS.pAlACE MUSIC BALLOPERA HOUSEUNIVERSITY MAGAZINERAPS "SNAP" COURSESiContinced from, page one)up to scorn in the pages of a publicmagazine published at the Univer­sity, But the occassion is a happyone in the sense that it allows thestudent daily to give what theeditors know to he the opinion ofth cavcrage undergraduate-that hegets many good things from "cul­Hire" courses. not the smatlest ofthem hcing asociation with such in­c.pirinn;:r ("!'till1ulating." if you wilt)men as the one who teaches "knowl­(,(lite of the institutions of the LowCountries" and the one who is "bet­ter than \'audc\'i1lc.'·- The Edilors.tLASALLETHE GIRL AT THE GATE"he Sea�on's Best Musical Comedywith the "La Sane'. Best Cast!"Pop. Mat. Tues. &. Thurs. 25C to $1STUDEBAKERCosmo Hamilton's Daring IndictmentJUNIORS WILL GIVE PLAYLET"THE BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE"(Continued from pagl one.)COlWf'S6IAND Introduced, Reginald Castelman andWilliam :\c�; wilt give a eucalaliduct.This wilt he followed hy a Ha­_waian song and dance hy Achi, whowas at one time in the Bird ofI Paradise cast. Ruth Agar accompan­ied by Castelman and Achl will sing.l!.;Messrs. Cohan & Harris presentDOUGLAS FAIRBANKS inHawthome of the U. S. A.