t. • •«. ••I.'." .· ,· ,· ,. ,, ... :, , TICKETS ON SALEI------------------------� "rBB Y0U50BB OEllEB- ITODAY A-rIOlr' IfONIGH"1'.--------------------------------VOl. XII. No. 101. t1NIVBB8r1"Y OF OBIOAG-O, SATUBDAY# KARCH 7, 1914. PRICE FIVE OEliftBLACKSTONE SCENERY I TWO MILE ENDS SERIES. WILL FE! TURE PLAY I Second Annual Cup Ra�s End 1D,. --. ,I Stiff Competition -- Four Tie"•DramabcClubtoGiveHoughton S I Resulting For Cups to be Run Selfridge, Matthew., Gorges and"The Younger Generation" Off Thursday Delany Are Succeuful Can.in Mandel Tonight diclatea for Other Offices PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED I BADGERS TAlE FASTPublish Schedule For Week Begin- GAlE FROM CmCAGOning Tuesday March 10 -DeanAngell Wili Deliver Convocation Wiaconain Fmiahea ConferenceAdd Season With Unbroken Recordress of Victors-Win 25.18WEllS IS ELEcrED TOPRESIDENCY OF CLUBon the request of Director GeorgeHu1f of DJ,lnois. The reason givenwas the scarlet fever epidemic.Compet lt.iun in the two.mile, tho Presidcut and )'Il·s .. TuI1�oJl will reoSTART NEW SEAT SALE POUCY lust l'\'l'ut of the unuun] Ioug distauco ANNOUNCE RESULT AT SMOKER «ei ve for :111 ('allilillah's taking degrees SWIMMERS AT MADISON TODAYrat es, was dose yesterday. In every i:t .:\I:lrl·h or .luue, 011 \\'t'llnesday fro III�t.:l·I:l':Y, flll'ui:-;itell by the Hla·�L rnr-e t he lenders were well bunched Sam Welfs was elected president of 4: to (; at tile presideut's home. The:-;it'IlC t!ll'all'r a ud :,et up by its St:l;':�' tl.e ent i re way. Tics for four places the Reynulds club aud Frank Sel .JUIIC grwhwtes will hc received at"a:'1'I'III,", \\ ill feature the VI'all1:11 i.' ill t he series necessi tute another race frillgc Richard 1\[athe\\,8, IIarry Gor- t.his time as the president will be ill fOT tonight between Chicago and.,;uj,·s 1,r"'I'II!:1liull ur ::ilallicy HUll�ll- TIlIlrs":IY between the winners. 'I'his gas and Donald Delany were choseu Ch i nu (luring the Convoent ion week Illinois was postponed. yesterdaytUII'S "YUlIll,;.:.·r Geucrut iou ' tuui�il: ('''l'llt will be a mile and a half, and vicecpresidcut, secretary, treasurer at the CUll of the Spriug quarter,at S: J.; ill �·'::I!I.rd. Tire ad":!lIcc :;.II.� will be lied ill eouuect.iou with the and Iibrarian respectively yesterday. 'I'he Couvocnt.iou rC(·('I't.ioll will beof ti,':":'" II:IS l,n'll largl.·, out a J\',\ t rynu ts for Freshman track numerals, The vote of the club was heavy, -ttl:' he-ld ill Hutvb iuson hn] l llolllla�',March�uud :'.::lIs 111;1':- st i ll be obtaiued. 'j'i.,' which will be held Weduesduy uud ballots being east. The closest COOl- Iii, fro�l !) to 10:::0. Jo'ollowiu'g i� thel!tall:I�":III'lit l'rL'olit'ls a h ig lrly SlICC'·�;· 'I'hllr:-;II:I.,'. Director Stagg and Coach I>jetition was between Gorgas aud {'rogr:lI11 for the w i nt er fl nuls and the .Madison, "'is. (Special to Th_ful :wr;_·vnll:lIll:c. P:lge :II'C now receivi ng ent ries for the Ulman, Gorgas winning by nineteen muet ieth eunvocnt.iou : Da ily Maroon). .'Vi�consiu defeated"1'vlli::;ht's ri-In-n r su l was l'l'adic:d!y 1-'1'\':-;11I1I:1u oveuts, votes. Tho ProJtl"3.!!l.. Chicago here tonight in OUe of. th!tperll'l't� u n d 1 t h iu k that 1 Illay satclv The feature of yesterday's meet was President l\fardl 10, 'I'ues.lay, Senior college niost sensatloual g�mes of the Confer-�ay t lui ; the Druruut ie e lub has uev I'i' tlio Varaity race, which Goodwin won Sam Wells , ...•.... , 21;:;; final chapel exercises, 10:15, Mandel. enc€': season br a' .25 to I� score .. T��i\'l'1l suv h a 1iui:-;h.,.l show," :;;a;.1 from Stout in 10:26. Stout stayed Robert Miller •.•..... ,. 2U3 :Mardi 11, Wednesday, reception by B::I�ers ran away. fro�1 their op}'o;Conch .\1.1\'11 last night; "The act u.i; ck!'c to his team-mate until the li'llt Vice-president Pr('�i�lellt anll·Mrs. Ju.lson for all eau- nents in the �pell'jllg 'minutes of play,h> l'�i'l',·iall.\· Ii nishvd u iu] everyone at- two laps, when Goodwin cut loose with Frank Selfrige 400 tlillates taking degrees in March or but were outplayed in 'tho second half.telltii I:g t lie l'l'ri'orllIallcc tOIllOIV,\' n heart-breaking sprint' and crossed &ecret3.Ty .Iune, 4 to 6,'. The prcsielent's home. Four thousand two hundred people,night :-;lIrl'ly will agree with 1110 wlu-u t he line an easy winner: Gowans in Riehard l\fathews .....•...•. : .... 345' March Hi, Sunday, ConvOC'ation Sun_ thc largcst crowd that evcr witnessed1 :,i::y tl.:l t thcre is Ilot hillg alllteuri� h th(' Freshman division, Wheeler in the Cedric Merrill .••••••.••••••••••• 142 day. The COil vocation prayer sen'iecs, a game here, turned out.ill it". haskctbnll class, Wilson of the wrest- Treasurer 1G:30, Rcynoltls club .. The COD\'oca- WiSl'onsin sterted with a rush, andThe Plot lr�rs, Saunders of the swimmers, and lR7 tion religious servil'e, 11, l\(antlel. The. at· the en.d· of: three minutes of play. Harry Gorgas •..••...•........... '. . Tb"Tire YOllUl!cr Gcncration" is a 11111' Gc.ltlstone and Powers in the gymna- 168 sermon will be preached by Dr. AI- led hV a ten to nothing st'orc. eCarl Ullman • • • • . • • • • • • • . . • • • • . •._ .•• lern thn'c ad .lrama by the author (Jf �iltlll classes were other winners. 93 1:('rt Parker Fitch, llresielent of tlte (:ount at the end of the first periuu.Leibert Bower .•..•... '1' .'. • • • • • • • . .kFour Ties for CUps. Antlovcr Theological seminary of Cam· was 20 to 11. Chicago came bacLibrarian I 1ill the diniug room of a middle cIa::; Ties have resultcd for the cups bo brj(l�e. Mass. strong in the second half. out}> aye.e \EIl�li:;h ilollle on Saturtlay e\'cnillg all l tween Wheeler and Chapman for first Donal() Delany 40:; :Marl'It 16, Monaay, Junior coll('ge the Batlgers bYr:a 7-5 score in thl.:iSuuday morning. Thc piny t1cal� ill a phll'e in the baseball and basketball "The outgoing offieers have servel1 closing exercises, 10:15, Man.lel Clo-l perioe1, Wiseon�in tltus sccures undis­llUlllonous w:'y with tho revolt of "'l'h� tli\'i!-lion, bctween Wilson and Teninga l\'eU," said President Parkinson. "AI· sing lecture by Professor Abel Le· IlUtec1' first place. in the Conference,Younger GCllcration". for first plaee in the wrestlers, be- though we ha\'e not fully carrietl out l_'r�c._�� _:l!0I�.er..;..!:S�_���des�� :r�.('�,_�n.!��_c�IJlPJd�.J���eiJ��ll:- .. ,!itb:__ .,:� !k.... o<;,c-. �1��_i�.�.�:tQgllratill£ .. p. JI�\' .tl\'"..ecn Murdoek .. and: . MeFarlancJ. . for· (lUr- pr� -we" ha"'e-'Hb�-tlurclttb in tions de son' te�ps", 4:30, Harper as· an unbroken ret'ord of vIctOrIes.polic'\' thi� year in scaling all s('at� sc('ond place in the swimming group, such a progressive state that the new Sl'mbly room. The convocation rc('elt I The score:for flrh· cents. nnel behvcen Dixon and Powers in the officers will be able to carryon the tion, 9 to 10:30, HutchiDf�on han, the Chicago (18). Wisconsin (25)Tickets on sale this morning ill second division of gym classes. These work with full speed. The past ae1- guest of honor, heing, Dean and Mrs. Norgren .. , ••... R. F. HaasMundel corridor. men will compete in a mile and a half mjnistration has been good, and every .James Rowland Angell, antl Professor '8tevcnf\On j •• L. F •........ Sands,The Oast. l'\'ent Thursday at 4:30. one of the officers have served well .• \bel LcFranr.. Goettler. ,The ).lothcr Is.'!bel KCJl(lril�k Yesterday's Events. I am certain of the sucecss of the l\[arch 17, Tuese1ay. The ninetieth DesJartlien C Yan Gent.The Fatllcr ., Sol llarrisoll Varsity: Won by Goodwin, Stout next generation." Cor:\'o('ation, 3, Mnn(lel. The atlclre��: George '1' .R. G .. , _ LanhtrelCt.ggic Laurence Salisbury secon(l, Stegeman third. Time, 10:26 The officers elected will hoM off'i('� "The University Totlay" by Dean l[olamlcr.Grncc Phyllis }'ay 2_5. for one year, beginning April 1. I AnO'dL Baumgartner L. G. HarIlCr.ClilTorll Rawson .. Da"i,l )'[cLaughlill }'resltmen: Won by Gowans, Pattcr- A white ballot was east for sel-, =-� Baskets: Haas 2, Van Gent .2, lIar-.Ul le , .. , Fran"cs Sherwin �'lll, second; Raysor, third. Time, fridge and Delany, .James Seners Oollege Club � per 1, Lange 4. Norgrcn 2, Baumgart-Artllur ,............. Vernon BrowlI 10:50. withdrawing a.nd leaving the fieltl I Pre�ident anel M� .• Tudson w('re en·rcr I, Ste\'('n!'on 3, Des J:lrtlit'n ].Gr:lllIllllothcr Cornelia. Et'all Basketball and baseball: Won by clear for Delaney. Richard l\[attbew�' tertaineel at tea yesterday nft .. rnoon Free throws: Harper 7, n.t'orgc 4,.:Mai.1 Katherine Coll,itt. Whceler; Chapman, second; Knips- won from' Cedric MerrilJ, 345 to 142.! at the Chieago College club. 'lliss Attendanc-el 4,�00 •.Pt liti,·i:lII Harold Wright :inll child, third. Time, 11:26. Prcsi'lent-elt"Ct Wells defeated Milleri Elizabeth Faulknl'r presie1ctl at tlll'SwiJDJD,erB JIeet Badgers.William Hu" Wrestling and' fencing: WOn by hy forty-nine votes. Polls for th� I tea table.Wilson; Teninga, second; Ham, htir.l. el .. dion were open from 9 to 5 in the ITime. ] 1 :30. nc,rth room on the main floor of HIe I Speaks on "AlbaDia.'Swimming classes: Won by Saun· e!ob. "�<\'lhania" will he the snh,icd of :1FOB. FIRST VICTOR-..:· Ikr�; 'lltmlOC'k sec-ond; l\leFarlan.l, Good Wrestling Bouts at s�oker. Ilccture hy C. Telforel Erickson, anI tllirtl. Time. 11:32, Fleming Shcrlaw 230, fallea to. B 1 .. t 4 30Sl'lIi.,r :l1l11 .1unior ('oll"ge W(lIll('1I American oar. mISSionary, a :.'1 (Continued on Page 4) .Continued on 'P� 4.) TlIcselay in IJa.�kcll assembly room.,till "Ollt('�t. in the fir:;t baskc�"a' The gymnastic meet, scheduled"Hindle W:�kes". 'rhe scene is la; 1p:\Vli­Booth,SENIeR. Al'."D JUNIORWOMEN WILL OONT3ST eh' • natators will m'�t· Wia··J('agos .cf)nsin this afternoon at )'Ia.lbon. 'Vi.-rnnsin bas lost tl('("ilri"ely' hotla . to 1\·)inois 3rd Northw(,l'tern and if CoadaWhite's men work a('cortling ·to form.Chic-ago ha� more th::11 an ev\'n ('hallc�: "_",._-t·., win.Conch White' will len"". with' th.:tl'am this morning. Pavlicek :1Illl XcI ..i" the' dn.'Ihps, Pa,-licek in the .. hack- .�trok(', Goollman in the hre"l�t �trok., .Re.lmon in the plunge arc espl'cteol t.,s('ore for Chirago.Entries:Plnngt' for e1i�tall('C-- "':�,.on�i.:� h 'It Knoll' Chirn"o' L\'lIlnn,:"utr,0..: (. mit , ' ."..g:\IJH� (If t he �'('ar ).[ontlay at -t in 1.,':0.:­ir,g-tnn gymna�illm. Phoebe Cl')\'cr,('al,bi" of thc SC'lior team, anll Lor· I:&iIIC l,itd, will play �llart1� for tl,,'hld,'r "·Oll:ell. C()rne�1ia Beall will pla.\·n'ld('r, Fr:llll'is HOllston anl1 J)orotllY].ll'\\"I'lJ.\'II. forwar.l�. The suhs wi�1:,� ,,\llIle (;rilllC's.�lar;:!arct Rho.)c8, andJ.illi:!ll :'\\':Iwitl'. Hllth San.lhcrJ!. (,:lI"t:.in of th., .'"ior t('nm� will pl:l,Y ('('11-I('r. \\'ilb :-:"lt7.('r :lnll Trl'ne Taylor.forwards, Fi"r(,ll�e nra.lI .. y all.l Eliz:l­h,th \1:11'1 'lilltl)l'I,. )..'1wr.ls,snhs will hi'noroth:-- �11111C'n, l,athcrill� Hnwe' all'!�IIZ:lIIIl(� C':lrtcr. .. <:-:: .• --.'.. �:::::�:: ... ........ ,-,-,:",;.:.:,-. .... : ..... - .. :-:'_': .... :.;.: .... --.:, ......- ..... -: .... -:nedmon.Fort�' �'arll swim-Chil'a�o:(,l'k. �('fT. Ol�en: "'i�('(ln�ill:. \ mmins.�(\O �'nrrl hrenst stroke- \\'isl'oJ1'SiD:T.,� lor. JTiC'kox; ChiC'ago: Goo.]maD,Si&irley.. ,. .'. Booth100 "nrll flw,m-"I�('onslll, ,: Ch' ""'0' p:\\'1i(,l'k �l'fT.(umnlln�: Ir......· '.150 '\"nrd ha.c-k strok�- Wis('on�'ll:.Knoll; Chic-ago: Pa"Iic-ek,T:t�'lor,�hir!�\"'.220 ."nTd swim-- Wi!'eon�i n:: Ti11-.,. fT (;(lull·man. Gl:'1�!lpell; Chira�o: .'(' •II ma:l. '. '. noot.h,I Reln�·-Wlsconsln:. Ta'ylor��h'" OholOn,' Par·i Cummins Knoll: " IC'"J.!O:. ker, X('fT, PavhC'ck.----+----LYLE SELLERS WINSLOWER JUNIOR CONTESTIN PUBLIC SPEAKINGLyle SeJll'rl" won the l .. owcr .Juniorextl'mrornllcoll� pllhlic �peaking con_t('!'t, hel.l ycsterllay morning in Kent IIthl'atrl'. The five C'ont,('�t.ants �roke on"Why 1. Am Prout] of thc Uni\"er�ity.'· � .... .... __ � ••�('llcr� will re('ci\'c a !'IC'holnrsbip f'0�1on(' q�arter as a. prizc. 1 .ftIB 1fBW GBOLOGY BVILDINO.ftIB DAlLY JIAll.OON, SA'l'UB.DAY, IlAltCH 7, 1914..Daily MarooD .. BaUetia THE:a:-= Generufiou' in Manel{'l bull Saturdav: l·"ClllUg. lie will finel then that there�.. =========================c= WUR no cause for hls alarm. lle will Corn Exchangewitness a delightful modern comedy,Fuller SOng recital, 10:30, JlaDdel.Cosmopolitan club, 7:30, Hitchcock free from unpleasant problems nn.ladell with �in«!l're appree lut iou ot Cnpltal .The"Pow� ...._ N •• epaper ., .. 0 ......-- ., Cb.Ieap. TODAY!i�ra.ry.Dramatic club play, ''TheGeneration:' 8:15, :Mandel.TOMORROW. 1IIII1SII:lJl�' clever workmunslrip,Younger Frank Huburt O'Hara.Pabltahe4 lIDonWlP. �e.pt 8wl4a7 &Il4Kea4a7. .� the AutullDD, WIDter aDd5priDa q..nen. b)' Tb. Dall), IIarooDataa.t,. w, Co'tlAgh&IDn. s, Gorp.n, P. )lalli''W. B. L,.maa New. E41&OrAWet:Iea EdlterB.d.e ••• a�r Mandelelnsalado •• aaacer University reli�ous service, CUlture?11, To the E,litor:Student V oluntee:r4: 15, Lexington hall.MONDAY I'ermit me to add a few words tnWow,'· your l',lituriul coucerulnp tho eul­t urnl influem-os of unin'rsit�, life,:tgTI'l' with �'(IU in suying that time10:15, :!1I11 m:IIH',Y spent in g(,tting a l'oHl'gl'",It"'atio!1 wOIII.I not he wnste.l if theStudent Volunteer band, 1.30, Lex- st udent were only repnl.l with ueer-1ngton 14. tnin lIIodh'UIH of cntturo, But, alas!Le!ranc lecture, 4:30, Harper as- r mn afraia no amount of «ollcgesombly room. ur ill f:lI't :U1ythillg else I vun thinkPhysics club, 4:30, Ryerson 32. "f in IJI�' present depressed state ofZoological club, 4:30, Zoology 24. m iml, cnn ever impart that prec-iousSouthern club, 4:30, Lexington 15. .It'�idcratllm to some of the membersTUESDA Y (If ht e human spee ies to be seen aboutJunior colleg� chapel. �omen, 10:15, t he campus of this university. TIll'MandeL man or woman who grows to mut urj tvEntere4 .... cond·clau maJl at theCblcaco Poetoflle .. Chlc::aao. Ill., Karch 11.liOl, llD4er Aet of K&rc:h I. 1111.Junior college chapel, men,Mandel.SUBSCRIPTION BATES.BJ' carner: 12.60 a year; $1.00 a quarter.It)' mall: SI.OO a )'ear; Jt.%5 a quarter..J:4ltorlaJ-BuaJDe.. Ol!lee. Elila U.Telepbone M:td.aJ' 100. After 10 p m.K)'4. Park "It,)(arooD P ...... IUt Cottac. Oroy. AyeDue.THE CALCUTA CAMPAIGN.The women of the University fecijustly proud of their aehievement innising. money for the support of Miss)'lcl<-her, And well they may; iud i-tidual coutributlons of small sums, to Erickson lecture, 4:30, Haskell as- in the nverngo nridd'le class Amerleuntaling $!.l40t means a widespread inter, scmbly room. horne without learning to eat in suchest and devotion to the good cause. Botany club, 4:30, Botany 13. :'. way as 110t to dr ive one away inAnel now that it is oyer-now that Biological club, 7:45, Hutchinson .1i!-'gu:.:t is-I am sorry to suy-a hope'::Miss Melcher will be supported for cafCl. le�s <:nse. And yet there are manyanother year-is it entirely out of Classical club, 8, Lincoln house, slwh, us some of us who patronize thothe way to wontler whether the wom- Ellis. Ijllin'rsity commonsauel the neighen, having contributed to support the Gnnsa.ulus lecture, 8, MandeL horillg cofes know to Ollr regret an,l.work of another for the cause of hu_ �ham('. r� for one, am quite wil1in�manity, will do a little themselves? Communication. to l':lrtlon allY amount of lo"e for::'\ot Settlement work, necessarily; that The editor u not n.pOtIa'bl. lor ,,� .... the 1l0yel� of Jack London aud George� H:!lIclolph CheRter, amI even a tobligllornnt'e of Ishen and Shaw, in a per,is a most obvious way of serving fel- oreaat:d here, Com",unicGtw.. _unlow-beings. ' But in the little things.- ,iun,d CIa Oft etlWience 01 good foUlt..in the wor(1 recommending a littlestudy in preference to a walk to some- Recites Club'S Record.on{, who n('('(1s the former; in a word Tu the E,litor:spoken for honesty, when a littlepoet �ay rise up and howl, aye withthe strength of many fog-horns, in behalf �f 1lOne8ty; hut his utmost effortsto (listurb the atmo!q>llere will not be- To bt'giu with, the Dramatic club !:;f:tr from ha"ing a quarrcl with tJlI'tiDue to make good.i'lc('t;ons arise: nnd ('hief among themj� this':_men who are in Rla('kfriars mere mnnl'y·makillg.I wonder if "Criti('lAs" knows thatWiUi:lnt Butler Yates bas said l'ubli('­Iy that the most sinl'Cre performance(Jf tho "Uour til:u-s" CH!r witncsl'lcolhy him W:l:; given hy the t;ni\"cr.sih'!If Chil':lgo j)ranmtic dub in U('vnol.isc!ub thcatcr? I wonder if he lJ�lic\"(�8IlC net f'njoy the work immenl'lely.They 1";'i11 f'njoy tllf' �'how itself, pf"r-1��p�j t'h('y will he j!lad that they cnn:;:;y tl1f'Y h:""e h('('n in a 'Friar l'lhow­l·ut :ll'l to t'ho pr('paration-.All thil'li!' WTonj!: nlru'kfrinrl'l l'l'hollM hf' play National Bank.f Chleap.$3,000,000.00Surplus •... ,.,., •.•.•Undivided Profits ." ..••• 5,000,000.001,000,00.00OFFloCERS.ER=--EST A. HAliMILL, Pft.tdeDt.CHARLES L. HUTCHL x SON. Vle�·Pru.CHAUNCEY J, BLAIR. V!ce-PruI4enl.D. A. )lOULTON. Vlce-Pr�ldent.B. oC, SAlUIO=--S, Vlce-PrealdenLFRAXK W, BlUTH. S�crotar)',EDWAHD F. SCHOE=--ECK. Aut. C .. bl.r.J. EDWAHD llAAS, Asst. Cuhlt'r.JAllES G. WAKEFJ·ELD, Asat. Callhl.r.I,F.WJS E. GARY. Asst. Cashl�r.DIRECTORS .ellanesH '" acker1l:J rtrn A Ryt'rsonEdward B nuuerChane. H, HulburdC:llrence BuckInghama .. na.jmln C&r1){'nt8" oClyde lI. CarrEdwin G. FllremuWatson E. H:alrEdward A, Shed4F�fflck W. oCroeb,.EM1�1rt A_ HammillLUNCH ROOMSWAN'S1342 East 55th· Street.Try Our Regular Dailyand Sunday Dinner, 20c Up!!i�ri1\i'lttHt\i mtm '\tiff! itt! {ft,tft m@i ,nttajIT YOU ARE LOCKING FOR REALHOME COOKING_TRY_LUNCH ROOMTel, 4085,1325 E. 55th Street.�olJ will ('Ollsellt to eat his meals in a Between Ximbark and Kenwood.way that will not tlepri\'e me of the 1rnw;.vp"eH&t&:ts,vWJt!t@Jlt�{'lIjo:yment of mine. To me, daily sub-OSI.Y an lila"·tratf'd bo)k�t de­Icrlblng .. newtrl'atmf'nt for all!l&tt'ty razor bladu, making 'De blade lasta J:lettme and be be-tter tb_ft when pur­el1n!lled. Sent on r�cdpt ot .5 eent&-FOR MENCLAUDE WOLFE, . tIat apia!.... DunafERYleEHBAIlDOF THB tIJU.S.'l'�� J[RY" TJI..&. '1'FIT 8 BVERYLOCK-DIDYOU EYER BE ....0:1' -A MASTERBrief Campus News Three Reasons Wby you should Eat at the Men's £ommoDS1st. Good Food Properl7 Cooked.2nd. Cleanliness our Motto. Inspect the Kitchen3I'd.�- A Minimum Price for Hlgb Qualit7 FoodClub Breakfast lSe up Cafeteria at LunebDinner A LaCarieWhite's Boy is Better_Uterjl'c-tetl to the humiliation of sitting atThis lettcr is �ignc,1. I tlo 110t carecbeating-a very littlo cheating-is t::llle with fellow students who han'fur all3nymous communications, or the manner� of troglodites anu Zuluabout to be done; in resisting the ten-� .. iti('isDls that do not bear the frank K"lffl'r�, whellclency to say sometlling cute but cut- - tIIC word "culture",signature of the sclf-appointea critic:;; m('ntioJl�tl in conneetion with uni\'ers_tinge T11cse little things, after all.A allll I answer such a letter solely upon it:: lifc, h{'I'oDlcs bitterly. ironical.arc what make up the whole. pro-th(\ rcqu{'st of iellow meml)ers of tb' Eulenspiegel.uni\'ersity Drama.tic club.gin to approximate the :t�,egate noi�e Blackfriars, antI never has illtimatl'dof a quiet wort} spoken by a million that l)ersons 1Iot :;uI'porting its pla�'!'I . h clull !'liglat r('lapse yestenlay, Coach 'Vhite'�people at once. An( as it is WIt arc "low-hrows." The Dramatic• 't' 'th influence. Tlle son was reported to be beU('r,althoughnOlse, so 1 IS WI dlles however, Jl�illt with a good deal it will be some time before he will becnly gool! the proph('t ean hope to a('- of satisfaction to it.:! record for seriou� a111e to leave his bed.compli�h is persunlling others to join �tll,ly of tho drama, mo,lern and clas-in tbe choms. Our Univer�ity has it� :-,If,. It is pleased to know that its Schroetter Reads Essay-Mr. Schroet­prophets: our women nrc heeding them, public productions have met with popIt will be intereRting to see just howular apjlroval for carnestness of effortmnch is accomplisbed by their littleperson�l efforts to do right, once theF.timnlus of the crowd, the hysteria ofthe war cry, and the beating of .amml'lhas ceased. We believe they will con- tel' read an cs.'my on Julius Daviel, anAt;strian poet and novelist, at theGerman club meeting in Lexingtonyesterelay afternoon. Fifty peopleWt're present.Junior !lath Club Jleets-At theTake Picture for ADn1l3l- The Sen·io:- Y. :\1. C. A. commission Cap anllGown pi<�tllrc will be taken at 10:1;;1'1;.·g,lny at Col.b hall.Take Picture �Y-Tlte Sopho.more Y. :\1. C. A. commi�sion Cap anllGown pi('tllre will he taken at 10: I:>�: PIl.lay at Cobh hall. Howard Ci�. Wcb. MOD E L OP A.T .... PEWRITERI ..-.... ,['.1111 a Ih'l'Iire to keep away from sen'!;:ttiollali:.:rn of all sorts, It is gratifiellto fcel that ibJ fall anti sI,ring produc­tions in the little thcater of the Rey,J I I 1 Greenwood to Give Dan�reen-flO ,:; c u.) are ,�on�idercd by fac�lty W(){lel hall will ,nve a dance toda.yar:tI grad nates ��." perhapg the most o·from 3 to 6.THIS DEADLY EARNESTNESS. worthwhile mo,'ements towarels ge"!}­We s('e that the Bl:t('kfriaTS nre be- eral culture to lIe noted among th('�i!lning to �elect men for the ca.�t of �tudcllt body, Thc�e private produ(:_ IllCl,ting of the Untlergradate :Mathe­tlle annual !'!how. Therenpon many re' tion� jlro"� the elub'.s illdiffercnce to lJ·aticnl club yesterday at 4 in Ryer:':011 :;5, :\liss Grace Coons mnde thel,l'indpal al\fl:css. The subjects treat­e,l werc: "Poles and Polars" and"�l athemntical Fallacies."not WorK. W'hy .1Q We mn'k(' �l1('h tlmt at) organization ha:4 !lot just ificl)�tT't'nUOHS wQrk of our amus('m('nt? it:-. CXistl'lIl'C whcll it bas gi,'cu the\Vhen or.('� !'t'('� tll(' w('nr�'. un('ndin;! first st:lgillg of Lady Gtt�gorY':J "ll�,�iniJ of �tll·1t'nt n('ti\'it.it'� nt rhi('nj!o. DOllollgh's Wifc", ),rl'scntetl '''OJ) ()h� is npt to ft'f'1 a lon�in� for tht' fr('('· :\(,! TIlIlIlIl," \\ ith l'rofe�siollal fillcs�,,::lnd·('n� ('1uhs of TTnn'nr.l !-Itt .. lf'T)t "ffl'rpol th(, first Alllcri"nll proriudillll,life:for thl"! opportllnity to t'njo.,· n of �haw's "J'res:i Clift illgs", ,'111,1 I,r'" Y M. C A C---" . •. ommittee Meets-Th�noi('t 'honr now nn.l t'hf'n in �ome illl(' "('llt .. ,1 ,lr'lnl" l)'I.· (' I \\. rtl II J t ,. , 1'I " " "..;.a S 0 IY, (l1I� I 01' I' "rl·I;.!1I �(')'rcs('ntat.i\"c committee will:ponroit, A� it is, wllo of n11 fllf' �tll- B:lrri, awl nlllllcrou� othcr Dlwlc:rn r:w,·t at !; in �Ir. Bi('kham's office foro('ntl'l (,:l11�'ht in tnf' mn,l wnirl of stu I'laywrights, hCl'lidcs a fair I)rol'ort iOIl tl1(' elf·.·tion of the ('hairman and thecent at'th'itit''1, I1n,"1' fhf' time to tnK" of the work of the oMcr ,Iramatist� � l' .(ISeUl'l�IOn of plans for misMiolJar�'a qni('t Ratnri1ny trip to tb('�' know I wOII�11'r if thl'Te is not a place for n w(.rk.not wbf'r('-a trip w'ht'rf' tOf'�' hoard 1'1,,1, that. ofT('r('s an illc'('utive to thethe- 11m ('ar or trnin. t!t't off whf'rf' writing of original plays hy :4t.lldf'nts, Leave for Plano Today-The Evan,they 1ike,' do whnt t'hf'y like, ('omf' Bllt the ]) Tn niatie <'lub is not in gclistic bnn(l of the DiYinity �ehoolba,.k wll('n tbey lila'? Not mnny; mo�t neetl of t1cfen�e, I .10, )aowcvcr, wish ".-ill go to Plano, Il1inoi�, totlay to ng,of Ol' hn'("e to study! to mnke up for to sa�' to "Criti('lls" thnt we are gla,l si�t the Rev. C, A. N{'yman, '13, in 8timf'l l(1�t in tbe work of' some c1nh he is to attend tIle pre�entation nf :-'1 ri('� fli �('r\'ie('s in the }'ir�t Baptistthe prCviOtl8 night. f;t:lJlicy )f()IJ�ht(ln's "The Younger dllJrch. a "ThInk nf AJ.L ofthe t'omblDfd ad­TaDtalt." of SEY­ERAL t7pewrU.n70D "aTe n.D,eoneen t rat e d ID{\ N E "taadar4mot'hlDel.. .Thf' Ro,..1 haadlHI' f' r f .. I' u,. fT."IUllu\,n fona ofIItton .. r.1 eor­r""I,ondt'neeand dn... (,Jard\nltlnc and COD­eI .. n"rcl III1IInc bf'­.. lei.... - - without a"Inlltl.. ""1)("('''1 at­tn("lImt'nt·· to addf'd m ("Old to the"'11 .. \\"rltf'r. Thinkof thl" -end ;roa"'Ill June. fair.,.Itood Id... of the:'I11I"t .. r-�lod.1 .1til .. Ro,·.I." ,RO\'ALT\·.·t.:WRITEa CO.IDe.'"' E. �Ioaroe 8t ..ChlCll£o. DI.MUSIC ComelD •e, .." i"I: '1 •·1t,� ,EVERYBODY will be wearing thesmart long point collar style a _yearfrom today. Get your 'SHADOW'collar now-while the clever dressersare wearing it.Ask your dealer for 'SHADOW' -the style with the"Pliable-Points." 6 for 75c-or as usual 1 for 2Sc.lYiiklip/!!!!UNITED SHI&T a COLLAR CO., Makers, TROY. N. Y..,, ... .'< •.. .t, ..\ I,'IC : 'I •'. . • - - -_. � a&II.Y .4""", kIftJ1mAY" MA1t.ClI " 1914. or-Icei vo.l for less than 25e . .AU ely.u'ed "Das Pulverfass,' a one-act Germana.dvertisements must be pal4' ill ad. comedy hy Gustav Kadelburg, will bevance. presented by - the Schroetter-BelaseoStock company of the German clubU N POL I 8 H E D $aturday, March 15, in Mandel. Mu_and Peazl Holfman Jacobson. Pro-two men who are over twenty-fiveAlex Berndt, stud. jureyr-nrs of :I�t', and who either have de,... , ... _ .. Joseph Santly-Beehtoldt�!n'C's or will rce'eive them the presentBertha servant to Eichstaedt.quarter. :\Iust be of good address. Nt, ,Emma. Carns BurgbartII:! rt t i mn or temporary men will be .. , -'.. .. .. ..Coh P' t . sk�J ake-up Man.George an- IS ermee�(,"�id�'r('(l for these positions. Phonr-W. C. Stone, Rantlolph 3364 and make WILL BEOITE FOLKCLASSIFIEDORRTlSEDn'S;JC per line. No advertisement. reo.FRESHRIOE] 5 LBS. FOR $1.00.Buy direct from the grower and getyour food at first cost. WUl ship youprepaiu 15 lbs, of WlpoUabed rice, tb"bost food obtainable, upon receipt of$1.00.PRAm IE RICE PLAN'l'ATION.Little Rock. Ark.WANTED-For permanent positions GBBIIA1i CLUB OOJIP.AIrYGIVBa "DA8 PDI.VEBP ......� Removal of Oerebrum Jlakee It an8cl1roetter-Be1.uco 0aIIlblDe Wlll Pre-- Imbec:l1e--Attraota Attention.sent GenDan OomeQ on JlMch15 in II&D4eL.ile will be furnished by Mr. Stevensfessor Philip B. Allen will make thel-llC'ning speech on ")[ark Twainthe Grt>t>k Idea." Th(' east of.-urupany follow8:IJr. Hans Vollmer.,· ." David Wurfi('ltl�WintlrowItudolph Jo;ichstaedt.· __ .. _ . .. Gene Green_}'il:lberHelen, his Wife .. ,Eva Tanguay-Smitb.Iulia, his Sister., Bertha Kalieh-Hahu't-:rD�t Noster, stud. jure....... ,James K. Haekett-ChlmeuePaul Wegner, stud. phil.· ..... _ _ Robert Hilliarel-Anderson SOJlERSAULTSIBIBDthe A bird which turns flip-flops, hasno sense of fear, will not eat unlessfed and refuses obstina.tely to stand,on its feet is the latest addition tothe Physiology department. Tbisstrange bird has attracted crowds tothe Physiology building during thelast three weeks. It will perform in­numerable antics. A fierce cat wasplaced bcfore the bird, and there Wallnot even a "peep.' 'Vben one of thestudents wuved bil:l hands in front ofthe ereuture's cyCl'l, it didn't bat alleye. With an Iudifferunt air, it willturn one somersault after another.Here h� the explanation for the Ihird whose antics b-ave brought stu'cnts and professors alike to Its euge,Three weeks ago, the Physiology de'partment purchased a pigeon, I»rofes-Isor Woelfel performed an operation Of! Itho biru, in wbicb be removed the Icerebrum. After coming out of theunasthesla, the bird 8howell lIIark,clll!Jigns of Improvement. The day fol­lowing, it bud completely regained itshealth, except it had no sense. Itwould not touch food unt il forciblenp!,oilltmcnt.WANTED-Few capable college menor WIIIlII'Il for outside Summer work,Lihprnl gunrantee, but earnings lim­ited on ly by your own e1rorts. $500 to$10(10 po!'sible for your vacation. Ad­dross Lock Box 309, Chicago, mW ANTED-.Freshman with some ex-perience in camping or DOW engagedwith work as assistaDt in Wiaconsir.cnmp, July and August. Addrea W. M.Kiplinger, Morgan Park, DLWANTED-The Cap and GownB fo!thc years of 1896-1897: 1903. A rea­se-nahic price will be paid. Daily Ma-roon office.W ANTED-A former Chicago)1:lS :-Ipl(,lulill opportunity for stu­.1,�nts wlJrking their way through eol;]('�e who have experience and abilityin sulesmnnship, I absolutely gnaran­tee a dollnr an hour to able men. Writefor parti('nlars to Grip Bow Co., Oma­hn, Ncb.. STUDENTS-Tutoring in German andFrench by a German lady, a grad­uate of German and American Uni­versit ics, 5733 Maryland ave. T('1.n�',lc Park 409-1_A TRIP ABROAD for coageuial peopleunder i.leal Uuiverait1 Travel guid­au-e nn.1 at minimum coet. Three plaeesa:-� �tin ollen. For partieulan adc1reaCarol Dorothy Kuhns,Chicago Repre88Dtative,I'Jamle Drexel 161. 4.07 Berk1eJ ave.WANTED-.'\ingers for Sunday e\'cn-illl!' dlllrll�. A g()()(l voice and musil'al .. ar, main c��cntia18. Apply to D .. A. T.i""�I:,, .. I, 1:!�6 Jo:a.."t 61st st, lIy,h�";11''' ,I!'�'LW/�NTED-A :\Iny ChiNlgO ChicagoJ.itl'l'ar." :\Ionthly. Will pay 2;; cent!'...t'I'I'I.\'.\ Y 51, :Maroon ofricc.'. EDITH WYNNE IlAftII180NIN '1'BB DBADLOOEAT HOW ABD'S ftlBADBTHE LUBEAT 'nIB PBIB0B88Exdl:tnge ticketa for the aboveplay�, gh'ing 50 cents rebate, may beobtained at the office of TIle Maroon. 80NGS ft.:ediug was introduced. It stood 011Ita head and turned band-springs. TheA recital of EngliBh, Irish andSeoteh folk songs will be given thismorning at 10:15 in Mandel, by Cyn­thia, Dorothy and Rosalind Fuller,three well known English singers. Thethree sisters were discovered in theiittle village of SturmiDSter, Engla.nd,by Cecil Sharp, the famous collector)f English folk BOngs.TIle Misses Fuller have been in_-\ merica nearly two years, and in this�hort time have gained a great repu­tation for their interpretatioD8 of folkman �onp.'l'he three sisters dress in early Vie­torian eostumes, and Miss Cynthia,the.,,"oungest, aeeompeniee �er eolleagueaon an Irish harp. Tickets for the per­formanee are on sale in Cobb, and inthe book store of the school of Edu­('ation, for twenty-five eenta. All seataare reserved. Seniors Give Class Dance.Thirty eouples attended the Seniorclass dance yesterday afternoon in theReynolds club. The Juniors were theguests in return for their invitationextended to the Seniors last Prlday,YouThree FaDer 8t8tera wm Bend.. Old. removal of a section of the brain basR'SLIABLE DRE88KAKBR will make EDCUah BWJads. made an imbecile out of the bird.E:I!'t.·r gowns or other spring sew-jug. I'l'il'l's reasonable. Quick servlee:111 II"W_ �Ijdway 1871.BARVABD PBOFE880BEN'rBB'rAIJfB SHQBBYA'r pA.BB\vBL DDm'BBProfessor Paul Shorey, head of the.i('partmt'!nt of Greek in the Univer­ftity, who has been the Roosevelt ex­change professor at the university ofB<-rlin during the present academicyear, was given a farewell dinner at� he Hotel Adlon, in Berlin, FebruaryIn, by Professor Archibald C. Cool­ic1ge,the exchange profeaor from Har­'·l1r(l. Nearly 150 of the leading schol­ars of Germany were present. Prof�­�()r Shorey spOke on "Culture and»em�racy in America." He will lee·ture at several other German uuiver·"ities before returning to Chicago.Three hundred and fifty personswill be present at the Inter-seminaryl-::nquet in tho Commons ('afe Thurs·elnv a.t 6. One faeulty member andon� �tudent from each institution will"'}leak, and Raymond Rebins, the well�.nown trade union leader will be theprincipal speaker. Students from therlh·inity schools in Chieago and vicin­ity will constitute the audience. Sev­enty-five plates have been reserved(or the Chicago men and only a feware left. The cost of the tiekeb i�aiztJ c •• 1e. THESMOOTHESTTOBACCOLUCKY is the Junior who has fouodVelvetl The tender middle leaf�up in the warehouse for over two yean-­maturing-getting rid of the barsliness ofthe green leaf-mellowed to a point wherethe bite has dropped out-and where theOavor is good and smooth. lbat·s Velvet.Numerous red tins of V dvet decorate the S footIhdf-it·s part of a liberal education-the bell.the land-this V dvet. Some friend. Ott ..CCDts at any dealer· s wiD give you the pie--.�.,�(I,:1 ounce bags5 cents.Convenientfor cigarettesmokers.lOeFuD2 0UDCe tiDaOpportunity!At the PriceAccept this as an invitation to visit our shop.We solicit the privilege JUST TO SHOWyou our Spring Styles.Tailored young men's clothing that are in­dividual creations. The values found here arethe talk of your college - inquire about us.Dockstader & RexfordSuite 816 Republic Bldg.State and Adanls St.Are YouGettingStyles'FancyThe DORchesterSHIRT BOSOM always lies Batand smooth within the waist­coat opening, because theend of the bosom is not at­tached to the shirt but slidesover the band of the trousers.�nr��1$2.00 a"d .p.Cluett, Peabody & Co., !DC. Maken You WishTo Pay?. �11It IIOTD. Of' AMERICAN IDEALSHOTfL POWHATANWA8fIII'fOTON. D.C,SUnsr.Rlm-: FOR TII1-; DAILY MAROON.WILL HOLD DYOtrl"S FOB I AmIllelDeata."S'rUD'3NT SUPERIOB" OAS'!' -'__Blacktriar Aspirants WiJ! Oompete A UDITORIU}\,Itor Fifteen Parts in Be)'Dolds OlubJIMch 10 and 11, ..'.THE SERVICE - FORUMa;ract (!Cpi�topal �burtl)14:·m Wabash Avenue. (next to Coliseum)t] A socialized religious service. fol lowed bya free discussion of vital social problems.(j Endorsed by Prof. Hoxie, Prof. (;ould. Prof.Small, and other eminent LT n iversity people.(j Under the direction of the Re\'. BernardI. Bell, S. T. I3. (Chicago, ] DU7)Speaker: Sunday, March G, Mr. F. S Deib!c, P,H.D., Professor ofPolitiC:ll Economy in Northwestern University.Subject: Syndicalism.SPRING STYLES ARE HEREThe very spirit of Spring has been captured in the wonderful colortnzsof our new fabrics now on display.Greens soft in tone. often blendinz into browns, promise to be verysmart this sprinJ;t.The many new shades of greys and blues will �1�1) p!c:\�c men of taste.Pliable, soft materials that lena themselves to tho correct close fittingstyles. are in lCreat demand.To fasbion the new snug fitting clothes requires Lc utmost skilLSo the Jerrems way of tailoring these new smart styles appeal morestrongly than ever to men who seck to be both illl!.i':h!u:,J and smartin their dress.We invite yoU to see the greatdisplay of the correct newSpring materials at any of ourthree stores:2'AILOR FOR YOUNG ]\'[ENTHREE STORES: 7 N. La Salle St. 25 E JaCkf:Oll Bh-u. �71 E Monroe St.Woodlawn& Savings TrustBank Li v iugstun, the imported demon from Thirty men have announced their in'Y:1Il', and Leonard Loeb, the pride of tcution of trying out for the cast ofKent, drew even in the middleweight "The Stuelent Superior". The tryouts. ontest. The snupiest feature was the will be held Tueselay' and Weelnesdayli;..;htw\'i�ht bout betweeu Leroy Cruw- afternoon at 3 in the Reynolds clubfor dund Harry Davis. under the elirection of Coach Coleman,Present Variety ProJa'alll. -Inmes Dyrenforth, and Harry Bogg,"Husky Swede" Bliss Halling and both in Iast year's cast, and })erryPietro Northruppi thrrlled the smok- Dry tit 'II n.re among those who have an­l rs ill their "Long, Long Ago, ,,'11(.>11 nounved their intention of trying forthe Commons Gave Us Food," soh !)art.:!.. Joe Seheck and Frnnk J .. einhaupel nr«] h'll minor. Anyone desiring in,:lJ'I,t':lrt'll in a tumhling net. Tilt.' furtnat iou in regard to the eharacters"Burber Shop Choir" brought great can look over the book by making �UIapplauso to the Loot blucks and his appointment with 1\fanagt'r Henderson,chorus of pin hoys, Stellan Windrow TIl(' li!'t :11111 deseriptlou of the t·har_IUIII Berthold Kennedy gave a comic actors has beeu poste.l in tilt' Hl·�·lI(1l,Js�b·tch. Paul Russel rendered several dub for some time.I.op1l1ar songs, and after the vaude- "Tht're certu inly is a filiI.' opportuuv Ille the members adjourned to t he it�, ill thi� year's show for :I Lunch utCommons cafe, where the outgning !t>llows" said "Mllnagt'r Henderson.yes;ndminlstration gave tho finale, a terday, "nnd I look for a nUIII­swan song entitle "Eats." ber to register for the try-outs beforeREYNOLDS CLUB ELECTIONS(Continued f!'l,m page 1.). down Charles :Madison 168, in the'·{rt.·:a.k" wrestling bout last night attill' Reynolds club smoker. Alfrl'uTWO MILE ENDS SEBIESSHIRTSare the best fitting and bestwearing Shirts made. TheSpring Styles sparkle withnew patterns, uniqUe color­ings and novel effects, $1.50and up.Earl � Wilson, M.AXEB.S OF REDMAN COLLARs 1204 E. 63<1 Street, ChicagoTHE FACULTY &TIrE STUDENTSof theUNIVERSITY OF CmCAGOWILL FIND INTillS BANK ALL THEFACILITIES OF A DOWNTOWN BANK.SAVINGS ACCOUNTSandCHECKING ACCOUNTSArc \Vo:comc a:1(1 Appreciated.RESOURCES $2,000, 000. OROHESTRA HOLDS THREEREHEARSALS BEFORE CONOER�Division 1, Gym classes: 'Von h.Y· "Sale ot Tickets Good" Says Cra�Gollbtone: Cohen, second; Allsop.third. -Vote to Govern Orchestra byTime, 11:15. Po1n� SystemDivision 2, Gym classes: ""on L,Y(Continued from page 1)Powers; Dixon second; Bacon, third,Time, 11 :05.Final StancliJuL WEBER AND FIBLD8Best Seats $1. , ..Nora Ba,.ea GeorgeBebanwith Barr7 Olarke aDd Oompan,.Goo. W. Komoe DorothT �07eand :FIfth Ot.henThere are fifteen pa.rts,1h·e major GARRICKThe Unanimous Verdict otHappy First N1ghten, theGreatest ot an WlDter Gar_den Revues.'PASSING SHOW OF 1913 ....•-----------------------------COBAN'S GRAND, .Another Cohan & Harris Triumph.Geo. M. Cohan's Mystery Faree"SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE"L.\t·t.;Il�, 'l'IIHILLS, �mLODRAllA. ..( .ILLINOIS'I'uesday." CHRISTIE MacDONALDINSWEETHEARTSH0-wsrd's TheatreEDITH WY�.:: MATTHISON-IN-"THE DEADLOCK" It \.Members of the Univeraity orchestra are holding rehearsals three t imeseneh week in an effort to make }'ri- :? ..Varsity: Won by Stout; Campbell, dny's concert a success. llr. J. Beachsecond ; Stegeman, third. Cragun musical instructor at tlle HiliFreshmen: Won by Gowans; Raysor, veraity high school anti director 0:second; Patterson, third. the Univeraity .orehestra, reports tbatBasketball and baseball: Wheeler grent progress is being made.and Chapman tietl; Knipschilcl, third.'Vrestling and Fencing: Wilson andTcninga tied; Ham, third.Swimming: Won by Saunders; Mur­dock anll McFarland tied for second.Divisio I, gym classes: Won byGolclstone; Cohen, secon<l; Alsopp.third.Diyision 2, Gym classes: DiXon andPowers tied; Bacon, third:----------------�.----.Hotel CumberlandNEW YORKBroadway at 54th Street.Near 50th Street Subway Station and53rd Street Elevated."Broadway" cars from GrandCentral Depot.Seventh A venue Cars from Pennsyl­vania Station.Wanted At OnceEach man at the Uninrsily to c�Jr.e in «lui inH: ti{,aff: ctrSpecial Offerto College MenHERZKA BROTHERS:- : T 8 i lOIS :-:1545 East53rd Street-Telephone B. P. 1037.• oec •Open Evenings :uld Sunda.y Momf.D&,. Prev ious to t his year, members ofUuiveraity orehestras have not beenrequired to conform to any of the re­quirements that governed other stu­clent aetivities. ThiR year the rult.'!"controlling other stutlent aeth'itit'�are applietl to the orchestra. FreshDlf'ha:oe, howe,·er, allowed to bel'ome m�Jl1-bers.The sale of tickets ha� been ill POVVERSMabel and EdithTALIAFERBO-IN­YOUNG WISDOM 4 t •1:r.�,�fI . �.lack LaW •• ew PIQHELP W AlftBDA Clean Oomecb' Drama · ... uaH.nry Kolker ..,clmrgc of members of the ort'hestraGreenwood Women Entertain. nnll seats are going fa�t. An Reat:-Residents of Greenwooll hall will unsolcl by Monclay will he U�ctl at thegh·e an informal tea tomorrow from 4: general sale in Cobb from 9:15 to 3:30.to 6 for members of the faculty who\\"i�h to sec the Reeel collection of PSYCHOLOGICAL �('tchings. GIVEN' AGAIH H ALLO. ABD A. ftUDBNT!The newly formed club of the de- A second psyehologieal test for stu·!,:trtment of Household Arts and Home dents of the eollege of Commeree antiEconomics will give an informal tea Administration was held yesterday aton Thunulay from 4 to 6 in the League 10:15 in the Harper assembly room.n·om of the school of Education. The first test eonsisted of writingdown all that one eould remember oftwo passages, read at the first test.qtwo weeks ago. The seeond require·ment was to read a story of the financial min of a manufaetnring eoneern,and then write as many 8Uggestion�W' to how the business eould be reju.,'enated as possible. The tests wereheld unller the supervision of Mr. Kit_sc..n of the Psyehology department.New Olub Gives Tea.THE TEA HOUSELUNOHEON 12-1:30DINNER 5:45--7IS28 E. 57th. Hyde Pant 2015Tables for Ladl ..... Fin' CIa.. 8tJmftNOTICEDear Sir:-Spring clo!hes are tile next thing tothink about. The New Patterns aretere and they're Fine.moderate in Price, too.Come in and see them when 70U can.1lespecttull1 Yours.M. ShindermaIlTAILORS & CLEANERSIf you want your doth,s Prc��cd ar:d 10 stay Prcs!':cd ca]Jup Midway 6958.We Call for and Deliver PromptlyOrder your SPRII\G SUIT Farly and Lnc il rCcldy for EarlySpring Days. 25 rer «r.I cli�«(lfl(11 ;:,J c:('()� ,;lcr J(W.1114 E. 55th Street IItt Ea,,' 5'" RlrN'LTelephone Midwny 9525. STUDEBAKE'RJIB. LYlI BAlIDDrClIn Sir Arhtur 00iaaD Dql.,.ThrUUDg .ew PIqTHE 8PBOKLBD BAlmFINE ARTSPLAYBBSTues.. Wed. Ni2hts and Thun. Vat.''The Cnnavans" (New). Lady Gre�­orv; "The ShoiwD2 UJ) of Blueo Pas­net" bv Geo. Bernard Shaw. Thu.,. .•Fri .aDd Sat. Ni2hts. Sat. Vat.. "TheMapanimous, Lover," S. G. Ervine:"The Boildni� Fond," WID. Boyle;''The WOl'khouse Ward." Ladv Gre2-oory. ",'II'prloce118IIost Pcnrutal DramaIn FIft7 Yan,THB LV •• I'o LVIMPICIncrease Life Jl,embe:nbip BoD.(By Jntcreollegiate Press)Ann Arbor, llich.-Following a earn·paign of but a little o,·er a week, theUnion life membership roll has beenincreasecl to 8:m. This includes appli- IDaw " EdaDler �THE TBAIL OF ftIB LOlQISOJIBP.IBBWith Charlotte W.aaer .. .JUDecntions, with promises to pay in thefuture. Th<, o"j<'ct of this campaign L A SALLEwas largely to offer a bnsis for re'que�ts for finan('ial support from alum- Tauao-FOled ... �nl. It j� felt that, with a life memoh('rship roll of 2,000 01' so, a far bet·tel' appearance will be lent to a gen·eral campaign for funds among thr;alumni, as a real need for the prbe°' A IMERICAN :::tcr,('sell $1,000,000 struetorcs willapparent. The life membership fee is$50.00, payable in fh'e yearly installments of $10.00 each. "&BPi'B"" KOlar •With Daft LewIa.'.' •IPRIB08B • DOOKBrADBB20th Cell_" IIlDstnIaEv� .... '- 11----6Oc. •.J