for seats with tlhem •A thousand posters, brilliant withPersian orange and azure· blue - ink ar­rived yesterday afternoon,·' and -·w.�ginn to the chorus to distribute. ".-�.._ -. _.,. . BAr ... ��� ... :'. - .- :.;_.-_::; .II. it"",.yVOl. � No. 118. 1JlIIVBB8ftY OP �OAOO, SAftBDAY, APBIL 11, 1914. ....PBIOB FI_!.B��.:....,( .. - ....SENIORS TO JOI� CIIRL\1IANIZlUON ISF.&inALTOPEACE GIVE MUSICAL TUESDAYURGEDirector Robert W. Stevens ·to At­tend First of .Free EntertainmentsNext Week-Sing Chicago Songs �t and �b� Will Wo"" 10- .__ cetber m Jomt Reheanala ...The Jinlt of a series of free wutsi- of Year --Leader to Sac:ceed:_Charles O.Parker to BeJCha.en at�., Meetiq Alumni Org�izatiOD to RecruitMembers 'from Grad!JatWg Cla5� ---1914 Will Soon .Begin Con- Mr. Eddy DecIarea Galan F..herd ti of' u :.._ . to Be Beat Man for Work51 era GO ncumOlU. In Easteals to be given this spring wjll O�lU'M Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 InMandc! hull. Chicugo �ouglt by thePresident Alice Wayman and Becre­tary j)jgnWl, of the Uninmtity alum­IIi �ttodation, wiU speak at the :Sell- HENDERSON. . DYRENFORTH IS NOW WGIBLEJUNIORS IN UNE FOR HONORA captain for the 1914 track team ior Iuueheon '.1'uettday to urge every J.-'ricllJI.v relutious between the }.!a;:;t audience, organ numbers by Mr. Ro- Cast aud ehorus of "The atull_tto sueeed Charls O. Parker, who was member of the graduating class to uud the Wc�t can be secured auu Lut W. Stevens and st)luM by Eliza- Sl'l,crior" will hold rehearsals tlaa· tIi:..f"rced to retire from Conference com- juin the �iu.tion. �cretary j)i� niuiutuined only through the fimll !)(.·th Ayers and Albert Ho,lge, wiil ternoon and tonight. Both cast alii'fctition by the faculty beeause he had I1I:&n will explain the work of the uluui l:hr.istiuni�ti"n of Asiu.. acct)rdiug tu Ir-atu re the program. .MiM� Ayers will ehorus have made enough 'tn'�rG�too Ul&nY' credits, will be elected thill ui organization. a stutemeut, made yesterday by .;.\i 1'. r .. llI!(.·r the Lisat Rhapsody as a piaao this week to convince the coach' th;;l\morning at 11 at a meeting of tho) Officer� of the Senior ChlMIl are COin- George ::>herwood J:;t1t1y. lie declurCII!MI I\). and lI04tge will �ing sever-al they are ready for their firat joiut"rl­Varsity athletes. Thirteen wcn, selee- piling un address list of aU present that .Mr. Galan .Fisher Is at present u ..... ll·:aster songs, hearsals, The chorus had a 1011, 'work­ted by Director Stagg on the basis 01 aucl former niembers of the class. '.rbe greatest statesmau iu JUl):l.ll, and ill a '-1 hope W� will ha'-e a large attend- out yesterday afternoon, and the eaj,the work done in the indoor meets-are total number of men and women who �lrat�gic pusit.iou to carry on mission alice ut the musical Tue�day" said tthearseJ all evening. -' -, 1,;:,<entitled to vote. halve dropped out of the class since it� ary work. Director Steveus yesterday, "Last �.Ianager Henderson announced yt)"The following men will cast their eutrunee into the University is :!';:). This declaration wus Illude at a �-�ar, the Tuesday afternoou music terday that James Dyrenf()rth �bailob this morning, Barancik, Boy-I, 'I'ho address litlt is being published in meeting of the Foreign promotion co�� �urs were well attended and much been declared eligible by the �Campbell, Gorgas, Knight, Goodwin, connection with an issue concerning mittee of therChicngc in Japan" move- @"joyed by the studeuts, anti 1 hope it Dyrenforfh hUB been cast for the pu.Stegeman, Stout, Ward, Leisure, elass reullioDS which is to come before m.font yesterday afternoon. Plans WOC& �:ill eoutruue to be the same this year. of Chloe the feminine lead, but it ... -.:.Thomas, Norgren and . Des Jarllien the gracJuating claH soon, rnatl� for an active cam,paign which � Ereryopc who ('OUlCS should bring his feared that the cligibility rules "IJllltlNorgrell is the only man on the team Schem_ for BeaDioD to bet wa,� '.rues�ay, WetlntlM\la.r anl\ C:\1icago book in order to be able to prevent his. parrieiparion,w!lo has had more than two years of "One scheme for reunions," said Thunstlay of next week to secure sing nil the University tUIlPS." �t· Sale Date set.�ompetitioJl. and it is. probable that President Matthews yesterday, ··is $2,000 for the support of Mr. Fisher Plan Musical Every Week Seats for the four performances willthe- ,·oting will be confined to junioi's that now in vogue at Yale, where eal'h for one .vear. be put on sale April 20. There ; ha�.A mUt'it:al or uuMoor �ing is plannell'l'he men who won their e in track "l""s comes together every first, third Besl'des the I 1 1. .... T nlrt>ady been many requests fOr iiMft.'- ._. spece les m:u e uy ...u.r. for every ue�tlay or Suntlay uurin;,;last .vear are Campbell, \\"ard, GorgnR, '"'I·xth, and tenth year after its gradu- }'ld D G 1- k .1 h Y u n Manager Henl1erson is selHling out 'ao .' y, r. u IC anu ot er . .La. '''.,rest of the quarter, except on Apr!!ThoDla8, Knight and Des Jardien. t- d fi ft th t Idter to the -fratenitires to! arranpa IOn. al! every v.e y�a� a er � .. A. men commending tlte chc,ice of Mr.l21, when the progrnUl will be SUI). Belay· Teams P1dted Another syst� whIch 18 In use at the Fi�her for the proposed work, the fo1- pl:mted hy a Chicago Symphony Of-It appears almost certain that the Unh'ersity of "Michigan, and which id lowing statement has been submitte,l chestrn eom�ert. Wagnerian music,·four mile team that will go to the gaining ,round 1.D llJlivel1liiies throu�h b7 Dr. Henderson,thc UniYefSity chal'- nnd 8010 numbers by Mr. Henri ScottDrake relay wil be eomposed of Camp- out the eountry. ill tbo ()Jllt which pro- lain. will cODlpose th(; orchestra program.; ben Stont, Stegeman and Leisure. vit)es that eaeh elasa shall hold its re- What Dr. Henderson Says. This eon�ert will replace the· rceitlll. ',Goodwi�wJao allowed .reuur.rkabJe··fonn uDion-1ritli,.- ..... --·; .. ::··�..-e.· Jua:-..that--Itu - -�'-'" '-a·'-· -.....-..:.:., .......... :'-. -;: - ':-.-';'� t.�' h··a·;.e-'--:.=n=·'-;;rv-en-····by--L·eo-··S·I�e--='--'- ... -. - - ..... ,.' -. --. . . - .zurea y. severw ox toe great In- " • UC\!' 0- mK� the early indoor meets, was forced i;een in eollege at the same time. StitutioDs of America have estab- which was given up �ause of :Mr_t", eeaae trat'k work �ause of illness Thus every elass will meet �gaiD with lished centers of influenee in eOll- Slezak's =--b8ePt'8 in Europe.and .haa not entirel.r reco,·ered. A one of the seven classee with whieh l·nnfletion with foreign missions�vere eold that he has been unable to) it was in eollege. the ori�nt. It is high time thAtg�. rid of has so handicapped him'we, with our more than soyenthat he has been unable to regain his WILL OBOOBB OITJOBBS____..... � .... O'� thousan.) 8tudents, should onterfMm. The half mile team will be CODl- OP D1VllItt. �.&..A: _.�. this path. It is suitable that thosepOIf'd at Baraneik, Boyd, Knight an�l who are enjoying the privilegs ofWard, who are easil.r the pit'k of th� B.:In7 .Jolm8on aDd.James Bela Ou�eclucation should give practieabl�D· t Stag -II 1 for �ecUon.·· to Be JIeldt'udidates. .ret: or g WI sen( e:lpression to their appreeiationhi�· .llstaDee men over the mile rout.. rae.Iq JIoDdDc. ., "." of prh'ilege by cooperating In DBAN SMALl, ADDR'ESSEBf�r time this morning. helping their frienl1s and fellow- Fni\'e!'sity organizations purchasing FINAL CGNFBBBlrOE OF:,' Thf. .freshmen· basketball jeJ'S('y� :ll"t' Officers of the Dh·init.r aaaoeiationstudents on the other side of the twenty or more tit·kets for tbe <.;bica PBILC6OPBIOAI. tiOOIB'rYin the hands of Train�r Johnson anl1 for the next six months will be eletel!.' Pacific. Modern missions are the tgo-Beloit joint com'crt in Ort'hestr�w:i1l hfo given to the following m('n, Tt:esda.r mo�g at 10:15 in Haskell. chief agency thrrough which sci- ImJ1 Friliay will be given a reductio· ICantain Schaefer, Townle"Satt, Fish- 6. The n�eea ,are:,. ... H JI.hnson, J cnce, meclicul art an,l aU the (If' twenty-five per <'ent on the pur-��, MeLanghlin, Rothermel, and Tem- l-re3itlent: any v • amrshigher elements of Our ei\"iliza- t-h:l!�e price. Forty members of th�P'Jeton.. .Terseys with the B'15 will ht.' 1IC8l'.r 'd Er S"enson, tion can be brought into conta(·t el.i\"cr�ity Glee club will sing witll Prof('Ssor Albion W. Small a.·awarded to Bent, Blat'khurn, Knip�- 'ice-l,reS1 ent: nestE H k \vith the alert and eager minds th� Beloit men.. Tickets may be �b- dressed the Western YhilO8Ophieal" all-eh,.· ild ,rd Wheeler. Erne�t lm�re ar ness.�rctary: John Deaver, Theoclore of Htu,lenta in Asia. The oJlJlor· tained from members of the club or in soc:iation at its last meeting in til ••'"'.u"'ller. tunity is splondid. Wby shoultl Cobb hRlI next week. The prit"es range west room of the Law School 'lHWt4D"-JlBAVY B1ftlBG DOWlfB ., "" � ��: � , '. �Alf"'lq1JABB TBAilI Treasurer: William Rigell, Chm.!r there not be sent out from every f:-om fifty cents to one !lollar. day afternoon. The subject of' :h�Marshall. institution some material help for The nniven;ity of California GI,_.c paper was '·The �a�ure of Social���'. � .�-oae BuDs In Chairman of the devotional eomit- the ambitious and aspiring youth duh "'ill pn.o;s through Chi('ago April Rules." A paper by John Dewey, tor-\ � OuD�Plq .A1I8UD and tee: Kiyoshi Yabe, Charles Law. who are so quick to respond to :W, an(1 the managers ha'-e invitetl tht! mer prof�r at the Unh·enrity a ••,CJaDtIMa �odq Chairman of the aoeial service eom any I'd Qf kindness when it is Chi�ago men to take pan in a joint nuw teaching at Columbia, 'OD' "So_hl-t- lOlittee: Arthur iIanaon, James lIe.AI- free from patronizing airs anll c-onceTt at some downtown hall. Ten- Appeets of the I.lea of Nature,'" wuIn a game marked b,. heav.r f . -t' Whk. pr�t4-ntae 0 supenon y. Y tnth-e arrangemenbl are pentling, ae nad at the morning session. Prof ...tir.g and JOOS& pitching Chieago dow,,- Ins.. •• i should we not in this practical c(!r(ling to Manager Sclfrillge, an(l it sor Dewey WRa unable to be preMnt ••ed the :t.o-n Squares yesterda.r on Chaarmaa of the aoeial hfe e.omlD t- -e- C _..:II Geo Fitt and real wa.r demonstrate our be- i'J likely that Chicago will ac�ept th(' time to address the audience.St-_ Fie.ld, 21-9. The mune was jU!it tt-e: She!'1DaJ1 on • ....., .rge �r. II' If..... e e�- f .. L diet m·t lief that we are brothers a . invitation. The Glee cluh will finish The (lay's program was opcmed h7the reverse of the contest the day be- Chainaua 0 -e lea eo. I-1 h n..__ RaJ h Hend r th., spirit of cooperation takes their acth'& sea.�n late iu May with Warner Fite, who f'noke on "The De-f: ... - and Coeeh Page's athletes made tee: Ra p ".,�.& • ..,n, p \! • a'..... hold of us, it would not be lHffi- a dinner and theater party. tense of Natural Rights:' Other�p for their weak stiek work by an- �D eult or burdensome to raise an· I Natural.. Sh 11 I The Divinity usoeiation is eom DlOrning talk." were ". tiSDf':ling nineteen blngles. u anI nualh" $2,000 for this t"osmopoli- ADD '1'0 'nIB PBOOBAJI - I· 'I R I' h ··N turv1 miller worked in the bo:l for Chi- po!'C'C1 of faeuU,. aDd students of the • R(,dl\·h-um,.·' ry .'. • ,,0 cn; ... •oR' ..d .. ed good backinrr !K'hool org:uuzed for the purpose of tan cntt'rprise which is 80 patri·· FOB ·'DI'I'EBlfATIONAL al Ln,,· an.l International Relation.,·'esgo an �elv ,.,.. • d te ('tic, so helpful and !to religiotls. NIGIl'f" ER'l'BB1f'AINMEN'!' 11,.,· .j: :-.. �c S. Ree\'es; "The Nomenda-. Ralu k d by hard hitt!ng in f'1rthenng student Interests aD en or.; � m,ar e . Th.s organization snpplant� Charles Richmontl Henll('T1�On i fHr.· of' Legal )'hilOl'lol'hy and a Briefthe fteeond, fifth and �eyenth inning'" prl�& I• • • .'inal preparation", for the ·'lnt.-'r- lor the Stulh- of Noinosonhy."··' I..f Ch - any BUch thIng as class organization, .I' .. ,.�tt� eighteen runs or Ie-agO. tL h I Di ·nitv Hold SpriDg �ta '1'Ilesda7 :mtional Xight" program of tho Cos the ait('rnoon Albert Koeourek 8pOll..'d I· bl h·tt'n 9 .,� it takes in ue woe '·1.�n.r Gray sbowe re la e I I ;... • 8(,ring tryouts for 8&"Ot'iate m('m· nlopolitan club will be ma.le at n on "The Formal Relation of Rule',*n4at,mtit .. driving in five run8 with t,,·o !'('hoot. bfonhip in the Dramatic dub will h{.· Meeting at ;:30 tonight in EIli" 18. Di�r('tion;'" J. W. Hu"!'On On "TIle':'uhing hita. Lefty Baumgartner To otT. oa.ne .. JInwIdDc held Tuf'8da.r aft�moon at 2 in Kent Swiss Yodlers, and Belgian fen('!e� Criterion of Dil'Cretion;" Tla,-ict r,,?�e through witla a home run, an(l :AStIIOt'iate Profeaor Clark, of the theatre. ThOf'e who pus the fat'ul!y h&ve �n adtled to the program. Tid:_ Swenfton on "The };pi!lltemoIOlriC"�lNorgren, . Bohnen and � .Jardien Pnblie Speaking departme1lt, will give judges Tueftday will he gil-en a try- ets will be on pale Montlay mornin:z 1 Bnl"i8 of �e",l RolC2';·· and' F .. C.emnl,ed out extra hue hits. a eoone on Bl'OWDing Tlaunday e\"e- ont before the members of the c1uh in Cohb. but may he r<'C"ei\"ell At; an�·ISl:arp on "The Moral Criterion' h'The weeond team will meet the ninp at '1:30 ill Kent theater for the Wednesday at the AIDe hour. F�("h time by letters to the Facnlty ex.IISome R('C"�nt Supreme Court Deri.Anstin Athletie elub thi8 m()ming And l'f�maiDder of the quarter. The eou� eandidate will be given three minntC!ll �'hange. Mayor H8.ni80n anl1 1.ht" C"on-. ic,ns."the �la", wiD play the Onnthf"r!II. will be given free to an,. mnaben of to J'ff.ite � seleetion from !'Orne !'Itanll ""II' of the foreign �ol1ntriC2' will be I� III _ .... to) It):e Ultivenity •• 0 wWa to eater it. arcJ clraJDatHt. p�nt in the box Beats. Work was stopped rong· enou,h yea·tf:rtlay afternoon tD gi'-& Mi. ,Eddy;.(·hance to talk to the· men in"'_' tJl.ehorDS_ ::Mr. Eddy ·diseuSst.-d tb ...WILL GIVE �� ,-elopment of, China: ·in ,:,_eeent year..PER CENT BBBA� �R' and the- inflnenee of Christian··atiL. &_BAts .��. � � 'sionari� npOn this development." II.�mphasizt"d the work that mission:ui"Glee Club Plans to Promote Seat 8aJ£ had done and the opportunity for .-Among Pra\elrn1Uea for Beloit' ,-ice in the fnture.Concen.University Instm(.ton an Jioeta AftW'rwo 6e&8iODB "k� tia-LAw .. B1ISdIDC' " ..'cCo"tinued on pap !4.) .. _ .......THE DAILY KABOON, SATUBDAY, APRIL 11, 1914.The MarOODD ail y ..jll�ti fyP".lIaIl.. rDOrD1DS" eltcept 8uDda:r _4II.�. .Ulu. tbe Autumn. WIDter aDI1"prl.. Quarte,.. b)' Tbe D&ll, "'&1'000ataJr.b. W. Co&Uqba.II. K. Qorca1B. P .... , c=-= _:. -- �-=:::.-:=..=_ -.:.=_ � -==�Bulletin would simply be grunting them u priv-Cosmopolitan club, 7:30, Ellis 18., . I' I' .ill f'lour'is lIug enough con. ItlOn to pay'J_'OlIORROW.a fnir toll. Why uu exvmp t io n fru!1lreligious service, 11, tolls is :lIIY purt iculur nv t. of patriut-Univcn:ityM..-wde1. ism is hard to gee-it looks more lik .. •N .,w. Ecl1torAth1et�. EdItorDada ... Maaaeer house, 56:':5 Ulliversity avenue,110�DAYSenior smoker, 3 to 6 Plli Kappa Psia �ht'l'r �ift. If foreign vessels worr-t'?I:!!I:!eol in Amertcuu eoustw ise t ru.l».it miJ.!ht be wise to gh-e Alllt'rit':Il;Ellt.recs .. aet.:oal1-cl... mall at tb.Cblcqo PoetolBce. Cblc.so. Ill.. Marcb U.lUI. 8.Dder .A.ct of lIarcb I. lITS.IJI1B8CBIPTION BATa. Juinor college chapel, men, 10 :15, ships all ndvautuge by frel·illl! thou:l\IandQJ.. i':'nlll tolls: hut as it is, f'rorn tb' p()intStudent VohUlteer band, 1:30, Lex_Ph�'sks club, 4: 30, Ryerson 32. or view of the 1!0\'t�rlJlllt'JJt. tltlthilll�would be ;!ailJctl except a IU\H·rill:.! oftt.t:.. revenue, from suvh :111 :It':.167 carrier: 12.50 a year; $1.00 a QUlI.rtel. !n�ton 1,1.!J7 mall: 13.(10 & ,ear; 11.�6 a Quarter.�,"'orlal-Bu.ID"" Olrlce. .Ell I. ;:,.'I .. ,.phOD. �Udwa)' MUll. Aller 10 P lll,!l7�. ParJL '151,ilar�. Pr.... fo611 COllll�e Growl' AV�DU.:THE TERM PAPER.Probably the term v:tper is the mosttnoroughly detested I.:ut of a course,ill the minds of must �tlld�·'lt�. Alit Iyet, rightly dOlle, work iu l.rt.·l'ara: ioll110 eonstrue tive thiukiuig, tu provewhat he knows, to apply what he haslearned, Take as au oxuiuple the termj::&-per in Anlerican cities. Every stu­dent in the course chooses a city attilE' start of the course, anI! as eadltcpic �(JJ!1es up iu the stull�', he wortsont the bearhlg of What he has lcaru-.,l:,i','.-iLt., two or three hour :-t':-;:':Oll�St!\·.!raJ tlnys. Thnt might Ilt':1' ill'ing tho newcomers n r('al �taJ't.Neighborhood Club Gives TcaThe firRt of a seric!'1 of tt":,s I'lanll",1by tho Southwest Neighhorhoo.l dill.\\;11 bo �ven ot thc home of )farg:Ht"tLauder Thu1'8day from 3:�O to ;;::!O.Sophomore Women to MeetSophomore women will meet )fon,l:l�'l\t 10:15 in Kent ea�t. Plan� ",ill l,t"diseu8!led for a luncheon in LexillJ!to'l1f'ommon� nnti �cvernl tC:l� in ,1ifTt"Tl!:ltfratf!l'Jlity houps. ZOol(\gical club, 4:30, ZOology 2�.'fl;ESDA Y Hearst hus not uUt'lJIl'h'tl tot his dr('ct-hc has igllorl·tl it.10:15,Junior colil'ge chapel, women, TIlt.' olll�' sound idea in :-Iudl all :It'tl'o!andl!t might be thif'--free Alllerit'an t·I):t.�LDiyinity assoctatdcn elections, 10:15, wise vl'�se]� from tolls. :w.l rai:'l' til.'Haskell 26.I.ktanica! dub, 4:30, Botany 13.Hektccn Iccture, 5, PhySiology 25.BiologicnJ. Club, 7:45, Hutchinson -ntos in order to make up tilt' IllS" --;1sor-t of "Let the furei:.rllt'r pay t he tax"notion. But at once, the i.ka :Iri:-;t'�:'Vhat about Amerrcnn \'c:-:St'ls (,1l;,!':l1!t'.1ill foreign commerce?Our foreign merchant m:trillt' is l'r:t"-It�t.'ally uou-exlsteut, crushetl I,y fureign cODlpetition, and there is uu illsisteut demand that we buj ld it "I' i nnit �"uur w ""& '(;.�u"a&(lle IlIr ..... 1&. __ some way, By such au uct as pr,""".""u I,C' e, (; .. ". "'" "l(;t'''IIII... lit •• ' (Ie posed, at once we do this-wl' t:IX :1.,,,, ... � ow u,. o;"',I1:'£(;(; ul IIl1l1fJ 1!IiIA. cl:lsS of in,lustry which we wallt t,·Semitir club, 8, Haskell 26.Communication.Th� C� l.'oJls QuestiOn, Ilt:rl'l' iuto heing by evcry JIlC:tIl:-l p�,:;.sihle, for tho benefit o� a d:l:;s \\'hit�!,;11' makes it possiblefor us to offer youa suit for $30 ,vhich,,,ould haveyou $35 underold tariff---other prices InproportionNicoll the TailorI·r.,:-idpllt .'u.bon wa� ('on�lIltt".1 III,t i, •. , lIIattl'r hy the t:ltk:lgo rrrilmllt'.�h"rtl:: l'l.fore leaving for ('hilla. i:1',j .. opinion, he pointe.1 (tnt what :-;eplllStn he the true gllitl0 in the matte"�I'rt"�i.I"'lt .TII.l:-;oll �aill 1I1at elltirelyaJ.art from the intcrnntional nl"l't·l·t o'tho l,ro},lcm, cx('mptioll of �oa:-;twi�l�(If foul ish costthetr:,.li�g \'e!(!(d� iR :l piet'c\'1 onomi� l('gi�lntion.The Unitcrl State� prohihit� nny hiltA mf'Ticn II \'c:'l�c1� from clI�ngi n;! in(,ftastwi�e commf'rce. Hen('f'� to exempttl;t"�e ":'�!"t"1� \,\,0111.1 not �i\'(� them :tn:-'a.l\·:lDtage over foreign ('arriers--it we Jorrems' SolUlClark and Adams Streets, Chicago. (APPAREL FOR EASTERThe man who at this late hour has not made preparations for hisEaster apparel will appreciate the unusual service offered by the Mcn·sO. H. Shop. where arc found onlythe finest of ready-for-service cloth­ing, tailored and designed especial­y to meet the demands of thediscriminative young man.Men's O. H. ShopReady-for-servic(, �l'i'::lrel for alloccasions. Our styles b·,H' been pro-nounced authoritativ e. Pricesmuch lower than YOII would expect.Suits and Overcoats$25eOO and UpA "try notaLI� displayof spring ha b�nlashcryis offeretl for yuu r selec­tion.IOgilvie & HeneageMEN'S FINE CLOTHINU AND IIABERDASHERY18 & 20 E. Jackson Blvd.Phone lIarrison 673Occupying the Entire Second FloorChicago.SHIRTSThe material being woven toour order, YOU are assured ofexclusive patterns and eoloriupin all gradt=a fNm $L50 up. Lookfor the purple band ac:roa tileneck of every shirti It'. the:::ark ofTROY'S BEST PRODUorEarl tl WilsonMAKERS �F RBDIIAN COLLABBPennsylvania Aftftue,18th an� H StreetsTo sceJcn-s of a botel WMrelpxuriol1s quartcrs ma� be �eured, where ch<lrm aM con·genial atmosphere pft'niJ, andwhere excellence of SUTJCe isparamount. the Hotel Powha�noften just 'ceh �.;<!uc�eatl..Room. ,r.tb t!etacW batbma,. be obbated at fl.50, tz 10and � Rooms with �bath, �.SO, fl.OO at ...cf:* ':�� '='2::t:-Write for booklet with map.CLIPFORD •. LEWIS.M:ll1agcrO� a term 1':lpcr is t he real cssuuce 01!hp whole work. It is the uue l'l:t�.� cafe.where a student has a real c hn uc e tu Romance club, 7:45, Letin2ton 2.ed� with llis owu city as au cxam})ll'. '1'0 the .Editor: is aiJsolutely J)rote�tetl iu e\·t.'r�· wa�'.Iu tbis way, when the cuurse is fiuish· ..:UtlJU�lgh the l'eccut COlllldullicatioll :11111 nC�tls no assistancc. ]11 olhci'ed ho should haYe lcarned sOllle of l'l·tlllc�tillg iuforlllatiuu uu the Caual \\ t'rtl�, Wl� mako thc mistake uf t:tXIIILti.U' geueral princivles of city gruwtll toHs tlU�:stit.'ll, a:skcd lor :Ill Ol'illioll a strug�lilJg Allleric:lIl forei:,!11 1111·antI life, haye tlone au urigiual ",ori ... hom ulellllJC!S of the f:1cUlty. 1 Wuu.!! t·!I�Ilt. marnno for the l)l'udit ot :Il' al·of SOlll� real value aud as a Ilct re_ like tu l'xl,ress lily \,j"ws uu the SIlIJ rently rieb coastwise marille.suit, actually accolllplish�tl sUlllethiu6 jl.'ct, with the hOl'c that 1 might lJe It might be tlift'erellt if the rllih··1worthy of a student. According to ull aLle to l:iuggc::;t :It least au outlille fur :3t=tt('s freed all Ameril'nn vl'sst'l� frllll}p!'iJlciple and logic, a stUdl'ut should lIlC :sulutiou of the pruuJcw. tulls ns Great Britnin hl'r�l'lf It:I�take a pritle in hiti tcrm paper_ Alld Tilc situ:ltiou is titi::;--iu de\'ising :L ptJinted out. Downing Stn'ct :tln':111�·yet, everyono kuows th:lt such a cOil. i'lau for l':tyillg thc c'xI,CJlsCS of thc h!l� �nicl that �u�h a 010\'C un the parttlititrn is furtherest rcwovcu froUl the CUllaI, thc Uniteu �tates gO\'crllUlellt oC tho Unitetl States might be a rcaactual state of l:3tudellt Ol'illion. One 1') ol,crly Vla.ccd thc Lurdcu ou thc s •. lIablc i Ilterpretation of the Buy­mr,y cXI,laiu it :.Ll:3 he l,lcases, eituur ('hiss tu Lu LCllclitctl-Jla)llely, shir'- Pn.uncefote treaty. But the ljnite,lL,r �ying that the students arc to:.) l'illO'-Ly exuctiug a toll frolll cudl States has lIot donc this.-intlce'l, farblin"l to their own ue::;t iuterests ttl :ship using the c:lllal. But Lcfore V:1l':;' f:-om allowing the ships of nIl nationsreally appreciate tho \'alu� of th.: i:,g tho act proddiug" for the toiL:, to use the. canal on equal terms, tIl('worlc, or tho iutitJ'uctor makes a cut- till; lJllifeu Statcs had mutlo a treat� {�niteu States is not allowing her OWIIanil-dried tlrutlgery of it, or by buth \.-ith Great Britaiu, layillg dOWll l:3ome �11!1'� to usc the cnnal on equal tcrlllS.reasons in part-antl prouably iu malJ,Y vrincil'lcs in accordance with which Ro, entirely apart from nny inter­C:tSC�, the latter method is the beUer. thc lJllited Stutes woultl govern thc I'.:!tional coml)licntions of nny sort,l'erhaps it might help if thc term enllal. Ouo of these was a lJrovision <,xemption of American coastwise ves­pllpcr be exalteu from its preseut low- "that thc! ships of all natious shou!oi "C'ls from canul tolls seems Ilttcrl�'Iy I,lace as un inciuellt of thc coursc, US(" the canal 011 equal' terms." f(ioJisb. It t'an do no gootl ill builtlin;.:and be givcn its p!"ol'er l)laec as the 1 � l):t:�sillg thc tulls act, the Uuite,1 up Ameriean commerce-it gives noLenrt antl C01'e of .the whole wo:-k, States el:enl))ted American vCMScls Iwlp that is nec,lctl, but alltount� to ajest as is tbe tbesi� of the c:\lltli,lat� �:uryillg cO:.Ll:3twise tr:Hle-that is,shiI's n'He gift to an industry alrenlly rich:fer a. tloctoratc. Probably another 1'1�'ing betweeu two or more ,American :t:ltl it creates the impressiou that thl'big trouble lies in thc fact that tbe Jlorts. Great Britain :mbmittcd a note L'llit-Ctl States plays a sharp gamc inDlethod of work-term paper, consul- through the proper dil,lomatic chan int('rnational affairs. All toM, withtation, aud their 'meaning aOtI illll)(Jrt· ntis, to the effect that this wa:; not ,,\: little to gain, antI so much to lose,anct.--js not thoroughly explained to in accord with the untlerstantling in it, is bare1 for me to untlcrstantl whythe Freshman. The incoming student the JIay-l'auncefotc trcaty, :Jince it nny sen:!lib](! person would be ngainstis used to a routine of clnss·work\ and fa\'orctl American :Jhil's. Thc .Amcri- th.) r('pcal of the tolls exemption. Ofexamination, ,,;th somo of that tor l�an go\'ernment, uutlcr tho Taft ad- CQurse, 1 tlo not include Hcarst an:lment so tlistastcful to thc high·school lJ.illistr:ltion, uisagreetl with this view, Ii:;; �ng. Truth and economic wisilomstudent-home work. To such �I t�hal', cl:oiming that the treaty clause mcallt :iJ'(' nHtlling to lI('ar�t; he simpl.\·the term paper and COIlSUit:ltioll :It that ships of all foreign nations :Jhoul«l thinks t.hat ho sees a chnnt'e to Ili­first secm a soft snap, anll he Ilcglccts ,,�(: the canal on equal terms. ntini�h thc power of Prcsitlent \\'ilsoll�toth accordingly, until towar«1 tll • ..! This angle of the controver�y has with whom he is none too frit!n.II�·,end of the quarter. An«l, IIUlllr:111�', ill rtl'ci\'c.1 the exclusivo :lttention of l:cr'auso the Prcsielt:nt will not a('t.'l�!'t:l. quarter or two, be Iws C:"lJJl'lt�tt'I:' nit. Hearst ncw�pal'crs, in their ,lh· hi� dictation. �tu,lcllt.�ttled into the wrong poillt of dew.t I il)c� agnill!(t J>resillcnt \\,il�(lll nn,1P�rbops a complete cXl'lanatioll nt t Ill' his policy of exactIng tolls from :111outset would bo·· of gr .. :\t hCllc·fit. III �!lji'S, iJlt'Ju.ling Amcricnn C·O:L .. twist· The New TariD--­fact, with so funny thin;.:� tn Itt' cx- \'l's�d:-;. I!car:st al"k� the .:\mt'ri(:ani,1n.inctl to the new stucll'llt� it Illi;.:lr: pl,ulic to lw]ievc that Prt!si.ll'llt Wil1;". well worth while to cXI':tll.1 t lJ1' ".'II·S l'"lil'�' is a :mhmi�siull tt) tlle «lil�(lne hour of cXl'lan:�t.i(J1I ill \1;111"1'; : .. tioll uf Great. Britain. YOU'VE HEARDOF THE ")[A8-Ttt"� K:RY" THA.TFIT 8 EVERYILOCI-DIDvoU EVER REAa-O::.? A MASTER• 0 DEL OP ATYPEWRITER'"'n.ak or ALL or'lie eomb'_ed ad­'fa_taces or 8EV·ERAL ',-pewrltersloa lIa1'. sHa,eo_Ha , r a , e. lao .N E s&aadar.maell'a.1The 11071'1 baadlnIt e r lee tI:r eye1'7knowa lona 01senera. eo ....r"spondenceand d..ee eard"'rillns and CoD­d_1OC't1 BUnnI( ....."hi", - witheat a"lnl(l" ""pftlal at­ta .. hmrnt" to add",Ira .--t to thet,..M'wrllrr. Thinkof thi" __ nd ,.oawill lIaTe a laIr'"I(ood lei... 0' the)la"'n-)lod,,1 ofIhe Royal.""ROY""I.T\'rt:WRlTt:R CO.Ine.M It. )Ionroe St ..Chl� .. Ill.lIB. EDDY PPBBDIOft ftIE - IOONVEBSIOB 01" WORLD Ten Years Aao Today!BY Kl88IOKABY \\�BJrBR8 Th� DaU7 � f« AIR11 11, bJ..l.Addresses Large�d at Last Lec-I J!ro�e8sor l'rederick Starr speaks ofture; W14 JI� Japaueae aDd tht" rmportaut, place Anthropolo�yOhine8e 8tU4eDta. will be given at the cowing expotlitio!1 SPRING STYLES ARE HERERESOURCES $2,000, 000.TrustBankWoodlawn& Savings De very SPirit of 8priDC baa been captured in the wonderfUl col�.of oar new fabdca DOW on di8p1ay.Greens 80ft In tone. often blendin.c into bro'WDB. promise to be ver)'smart t.bia spr1U.'!'he ID&D7 new shades of fCreP. and blues w1JJ. also please men or taste.PUable, 80ft materlaIa that lend themselves to the correct close titting&t7leS. Me in areat demandTo fash10n the new mug fitting clothes requires the utmost skilL80 the Jerrema way of tailoring these new smart styles appeal morest.roD&l7 than ever to men who seek to be both individual and smartin their cUea.ftIB FAOULft aftD ftUDBlftSott_ �lr. E,ldy predicted the ChriBtiaui"zat ion of the whole world in his lee- Bad weather has delayed baseballtitre' 011 "The Greatest Problem Before practice and has almost undone thetbu UUIDun Mind" last night in' Man. work of the last two weeks.del. As proof, he stated that Christ- "Bobby" Maxwell, "Dutch" HullIIIn converts are now being made ill ,1 II -'1 St Iuuu • .a • ee ey presented a bit ofAsiu more than twice all fast as in the drama at the Reynolds club smokertime of the Roman Empire, and that Prlday night, in which "Bobby" ap­t:hiullllll'U arc dyiug for Chrigtiauit�· peared as a blushing youllg maideutoday, with histelouie aspirations. "Cato"··Chrigt and Hill will conquer the S<,llers and Bovee alternated at play­world' said lir. Eddy "because he iug and singing "raga,"uieets the highest conception of mallr,;l' tho truth, Iife, love and Iutelleet. Suegi Miyawori, a Japancse studentA:J ugnosfic is cold and without hope secured on Friday license to marryof an ufter life, but the Christian be- l'ei :Morita also a student at the Uul­Iievers have the love of brotherhood v .. -rsity. Secrecy was maintainedaud a constant power back of them." it is believed that the marriageII r, Elltly will meet the Chinese stu." t:.ken place.uents t o.lny from 10 to 11 in Cobb S P. HOLD --- .... ---5c per line. .No ad\'ertisementa reo :&.!Id will attend a. conference of the. LAST SESSIONSeelved for leas than 25c. All da,aslftecl -Inpuneso students at 11 in Cobb 12 A. M2thematicaJ. As8octa.tion Hears WiLadverttaementa mllSt be paid in ad· All foreign born members of the Uni- CZJDSki and Sla.ughtYaDCe. versity will meet with lIr. Eddy atW .. _£e..... �. any ,I 12 ill Hutchinson cafe. He will give� .a.-.u-- ...u.. students are niak 1 I:::' farewell adress to those interesteding �(.I a week selling the Chautau-qua Desk, .A number of students from at 3 ,this afternoon in Mandel hall.UNIVEB81ft OF omOAOOWILL FIND INWe IDvite �ou to see the greatclfsplay of the correct new' �Sprlng materials at &D7 of ourthree atoreL�AlLOB FOB VOUNG IIElIftlBBE S"l'OBES: 7 N. La Salle St. 25 E Jackson Blvd.FAOILI'DES OF A DOWNNWH BABE.71 E Monroe St.SAVINGS AOOOUNDaDd .---------.---.---.-----�OBEOKIHG AOCOUNTS Hotel CumberlandAre Welcome and Appreclated.NEW YORKBroadway at 54th Street.Near SOUl" Street Subway Station andS3rd Street Elevated.."Broadwa� cars from GrandCentral Depot.Seventh A venue Cars from Pennsyl­YaDia Stadoa.CLASSIFIEDADVElTlSEMtNI'SProfessors and instructors in thelIathematical and Astronomy depart­ments of thc University read severalpapers at two sesaious of the Ameri-the Uulversify of Chicago arc selling DEAN SMALL ADDRESSES can Mathematical society yesterdaythem now. We will employ a few FINAL OONFERBNOE OF hi Ryerson 32 •. Two additional meet-Jllore men and women for summer PHILOSOPHIOAL SOCIETY iJlgs of the society will be held at 10\e'ork. Cull and see our fielu manager, and 2 today.Mr. Ruxton, at the New Drexel Hotel, (Continued from page 1) Professor Wilczynsk� chairman ofBoom 3. Phone Hyde Park 3739. The the Chicago section of the mathemati-___ informal dinner of the associa-FOB RElfT-Two single rooms; all t.iou and the Conference on Legal and cal society, and Professor Siaught,ecnvenieuees; men preferred. llr:s. Social Philosophy was held last night the section secretary, gave theU. ButI', !iS02 lIaryland avenue; first n,t 6:30 at the University club. The principal addresses at a dinner inapartment. Te 1 llidway 7599. topic of the round table discussion Hutchinsou last night. Forty·two at-___,_ was "The Advancement of Philoscphie tended. Professor R. P. Baker, of the8ALESlIAN WANTED-A live young -Jurlsprudeuce," university of Iowa; G. A. Miller, ofman to solicit orders for quick sell The Conference on Legal and Soc- Illinois; E. B. Hedrick, of the univers-ag specialty among business concerns" Ial Philosophy will eonelude its annual !ty �f Missou,rii, ��ex��er"" Zi\�'et, ofLiberal eODlDUS8lon. Sample outfit 1!If'eting at the City dub at 9 thls Michigan; and B. D. Carmichael, of(poeket size) furnished. free. Addr.88, morning. The program will be as fol- Jndiana; gave brief talks as spokes"'l'he Quailty Shop, Franklin, Ind. 1 nen for the various states representedowse , Facile PrincepsNo beverage can apprcach-e-has ever even challengedthe su!>rem:lcy of Coca-Cola. It stands first. Thedrink that will refresh and delight you with its distinc­tiTe and delicious Oavor-its wonderful thirst-quench­ing quality.Delicious - RefreshingThirst-Quenchingl"OB BE!rr-By munth or season, Rules and Discretion in the Adminis. at the dinner.--- ..... ---tents in a pine grove ovc.dookin� stration of Justice .. Roscoe Pound Mall At Faculty Excha.DgeLake ltliehigan. Double compartment; Discussion / 'Henry M. Bates Thero is unelaimed mail at thesereeaed; furnished. Address Box 55, L(.'gislath·e and Admi�strative Dill' Faculty exchange for the followingLakeside, Michigan. eretion . . • . • . . . . . . • Ernst Freund K hk___ persons: H. Coale, P. Oarus, as er-•'a_ 'F Discussion .. W. F. Dodd and James P__ ... � our studonts having had ian, J. B. McKendry) E. Rickert, N-P. Hallsales oxperience, to travel during fC!U5or RUf''Jell, E. Spence, J. N. Smitb,The Wisconsin Industrial Commissionsummer months. Must be able to demo S. A. Slaught, G. H. Van Wye, M. C.onstrate the principles of salesman" ••..•.••....••.• C. H. Crownbart Van Alstine and C. A. Wood..hl·P to th Ch Se 'b S Discussion. . . . . . . . .. Arnold B. Hallo era. as. n ners ona,608 S. DearbOI"ll st. THE COCA-COLA CO.Atlanta, Ga. \\"bcn�nrWhat CoDele Editon ThiDkSecoI1d Year Class Wants SoDJOJWA1ft'BJ)._;A bright, pushing college VerM!8 with or without musie hav(.' DefJ1.n« Baturaman-to sell accident insurance to t.t�('n asl:ed by the Sophomore 8<)ng We are told thnt Nap(.leon hud .lbUNnea5 and professional men only. l'omn.ittee for the first elass 9in�. eontempt {or the man Who took a longGood compensation to the right party. Cemtributlons should be sent to Mar- time to eat his meals. lIe consi,lereJW. C. l'owe11, �;5 W. Jaekson Blvd. jorie Coonley, Margaret Han�()('k or a 'luart�r of an hour ample allowane.�.___ li :-.rjorie lThlman. On the otller hand nature showed h(.'rcontempt for the man who refuse(i tod b'd L Earn' Notice Are OIl Cobb B.ac:bo ou I e 8ummer wor... lngs oltey her simple laws l,y giving Napo-limited only by your own e«orts There are unclaimed notices o� tite"h�on only half the ordinary lif&-time.Wortb in,·estigating. Get busy. Ad Senior rack in Cobb for, D. H. Burke,an;1 Coach Nickalls gave the hundred ,lrdras B. L Gelvin, Scribbler Housr., W. P. ErickBOn, M. W. JacobsO t. Blore erew candidates some good all·EVZln�on, Ills.. I.. F. LiddiL n Junior rack, for .t'\. I"ice yest.'rday on how to take care of\\1'. I1ill. themselves. He wants re,l·bloot!,_"t,SWAN'S WNCH ROOM lin. LJDdon Gives Beceptlon ,'igorous men, anel he reali7.es a �nre·The annnual reeeption to mem�r8 (ul obser,"ance of Nature's Inws i�..,! the Y. W. C. L. __ ill be given h�" nccet'..qry if he is to get them.Men are not in good phy�il'al �ha{W'u�iess they ha'"e proper digc."tion, Uti­i�s t.hey eat carefully antI slowly ntrt>gular inten·als. The mnn whor,lI.�hes in for a hurrie,l lunch or whIteats anything pla�C(1 before him will�.-me ,lay pay for the maltn'ntml'nt 'ofWAJrI'ED-A number of students" toGHleAGQ.wS¥\ _"i?: i"AAS 'ISESTABUSHED 1818��c£Jii)i(}1�(���ftntltmtnll fuminI;ing �ffollils.BItOADWAY COlt. TWENTY-SECOND ST.tlCW YORI\.1342 East 55th Street. lfrs. Georgo Lyndon at her home, 57�J;TI'J Oar Re-1-- D-:L. Unh·r.�ity a,"enue. Tueselay from 3::11)5u.& "'1 to !l:30. lire. Lyntlon i!'! a member .)f... Saada, Diaaer, ZOe Up tht: A.h·isory board of the I('ague.CO_OPERA'fiVE B1JYJNG'to BE '1'HB 'fIIEIIB 01'S'fBWABDS' OORFBBBNCE hit hOlly"eO-(l!lf'rath'e buying will be the .):,- The qu�tion o( �1C4'pinJt i!4 jUl4t. :l1'Cjf.¥t of tho conference of etewardl'l of important. lTn1('!'!1'I a man ha� a l'Iuffit.ll fraternities Monelay afternoon in l'ient amount of the proper kin.l oftbe Reynolds elub. Thi8 RCheme, whic" r('�t h� will eripple hi!'! hOllily mat'hiu ..h:l!l' met with SUCCC58 .. t Miehigan anI' rllut finel it worn out pr .. mat,\lrel�·.BJde Puk 2015 Co rn ('11, 'WRS launched at a meeting The rul .. " hUll down by Coach �ick-PInt a ... � TIlC!'lday, when all stewards eame to· al1l'1 dC!'lCn"e the attention of (.".(.'�.--------------������;g.-the" to organize a e1ub for 6ght.in� man in the unive1"l'lity. Athlet<,1'1 0\'th,� high cost of living. An attempt not Rthei('tel'l. men !'!houM ren1i7.c thnt"ill be made to buy provisionlll for the th('ir bodi� dCl'lerve dCC"ent tr('atmt'nt7;;0 men, now eating at frateruitit"!", at and a proper amout of care.lower prie�. Daily Pennl'lyh·anian.THE TEA HOUSEOur Represetatlve, MIL WALltER, will be a! ttcLVBCJIBOB li-l:30HOTEL LA SALLEDJBBBB 5: __ 1April 23rd, Ntb at:d 2!ltll.With SpriDg Styles ID ready"mado G:lrmcn!.�for Dress or �porting Wear,A n tit.. ....m"1I" " .....THE DAILY MAROON8UB8CRmE FOB I'umishinS[s. Hats �nd Silo e s.THE DAILY MAaOOH, SA'rUJU)AY, APBlL 11, 1914.A hot rnce is� � �RCHEST&A FRO. �DASYLU. FOBNI8HES MI)�(;! reshmen At Univ��ty (if TexasWill Wear Unique Green a.llUOrange Caps This SpringAT A GLANCESherlockHolmesw ouldState"ThisSpaceProclaimsthe Ad fora Clothes Shop!" it,:.- l-useball series.You Are ADetective onthe ClothesDockstader & RexfordSuite 816 Republic Bldg.State and Adams St.Question. Il_�\I��FoJIow up this clew and visit our shop beforepurchasing your Spring wardrobe---the addressprinted before is the end of the trail which youhave been pursuing for years-clothes youdesire at the price you wish to pay. \lr. George A. Gordou fur severulvears in the refigious work of ).[:I��l­I � husetts,The musical program by Mr. Stev-THES�OOiHEsrTOBACCOA BIG throw in the tobacco� world that bas openedthe eyes � pipe smokers.Velvet-the selected middleleaf tohacco-two years ofwarehouse aging-exchanginghanbness for mildness-marumig--mellowing. The developme&tci the good Savor and the smooth­... minus the ingredient that- bites ,.. It takes all of two years10 do it I Are you ready for it?At aU deaJc:n-uVeloet.�"Jlne1l�l&FuBTwoOUDCelma �Standish-a NewARROWCOLLARfor SummerAn ultra smart stylewhich correctly ex­presses the fashionauB8CBlBB FOB THE DAILY MABOO. - - -- .. -ROYAL THEATRE63rd & COTTAGE GROVE AVE.NICHOLS STOCK CO.No· The Cowbo��d The ThiefA Wealem JIelodramic Farce.til NIGHTLY AT 7:30 and 9:15MAT - TUE. THUR. SAT. & SUN. 3:00PRICES 10 - 20 - 30------lO:XT WBBK, The Blue Mousel ContiDued flVllll pap L) Amusements.A UDITORIUlWPAVLOWARUS�IL: .. · BALL'3TSympbo!:y Crcllestra.Coru!);lUY of (0 01 tho World'sGrcatcs; Dancers 1 '!ALJ�Tl�, Texas, Al,ril ]lI.-':\lll�i':by tbe rllilHi Iust itute orclil'slra wus aft·uturo of the uuuuul spriug pagcaut(It tilt., worueu's gymuasiuru e lasses 01tIll! uuiveraity of Texas recently.'l'hJ"l'C hundred F'reshureu uud �ul,bo­mares tooK. part, uud the fest ivul was-vituessed by over :!,1I00 peoplo, ThoIlit.rt"ormcrs were dressed iu t he l'U'itIlIlU'S of tho leatlillg nut ions of the\\ orlU. .ilEA VY mftlHG DOWNsGreen letter meu at the ulli\"cr�it.,· LOGAN sQVA&B "l"BAM ��������-������.ihuve ulready sturtcd the iut erf'ruteru-l'Xl'l·t·tc,l for the ('hampiulIl"hip Clip.Thl.' Curtuin club will present "'rWCI .h:lS uftcrueeu, Both gaules will lJ�'_-\!lgl',Y Womeu of Abiugtuu' on April l,la;.etl uu the Atllletic .t'idd, aud t.tac16. The performance is ullitille iu that .n teruuon coutest should be rust,al! tell members of the club will huve l.�u:l\·h l'al::o uuuuuuced that t.h� 101-l'urts. Hlwillg rueu should report in the nlOru·Oflu-inl freshmau caps this sl,ritll! jug; ..:\1unu, BauDlgurtue� Harger,will be of solid greeu with au orauge- Leonard, Kixwiller, Keluny, Hupp,white rim au inch willc around tllt' ,,)tull, Harper, 'rOlwlW, WiUurd anduuso. The cups will be crowned with Steveuson,If I Vi ere KIlg. Ir3J11.let,an orunge velvet button. 300 cal'S Chi'-' lCUgO. R. 11. I'. A. L. c Lord DUl:drca�y.IHlYe been ordered. ,\1 " 1 Ic,-,ouuc I, IJ. H ••••••••• :! 1 J 1 U ---- - ---.-._-- ----REV. BUTLER TO BE PREACHER Leonard, s. s. .' .' .' .' .' '. '... 01 OU lU 01 Uo I COB�N�S GRAN DLibonut i, r. f.w� Deliver SUnda.y Sermon; HOld Bnumgartuer, r, f. . ... 3 :! :! 0 0 Another Cohall .& Harris Triumph.$pec1a.l MosiCjLl Program. Xurgrclt. lb. . ......•.. tl :! !. :! I) Geo. 114. Cohall's l\IYNtery FarceTltt.' Rev, Mr. Willi:1I1l Butler w::I Vr:IY, c. c. . ', •.•.....•. 1 :! U 0 0 "SBVEN K-=Y� 1'0 3ALDPATrl'rc:"�h the Sunday sNIllUU at 1tI: I:, Stuins, c. f. . 1 IOU !J L.\ tj(.i Il�. Till: 11.1.=--. .\II·:I.UDI:.-wAtomorrow in MalHlcl hall. :'lr. Butler V:�s Jru'tlien, 1. f. . 1 -1 1 1 IJ. 0 ' \1'11111 C .) 1IS pastor of the' itl South Church ,,1' ., , • • ••••••••••••• -Boston, He has been COil II ected witu Ilurger, :!lJ •• r •••••••••• 3 :!Bohnen, 3),. • •••• -1- ... 1 :!8tlUJI, p. .., '1' .� .1 1Kixmitler, p. . 1 1""S will be: ------_ - --------Overture •. ' ..•..••...•..... Hollin!4 Logan Square. u u, P.A..1:.. pOVV' RSIntermezzo •••.•.• .••• Brahms Ray, c. f. . 0 0 1 0 1 �Toecata .••••..••..•.......• Dubois Driscoll, r f •...•...... :! U 1 0 0 ReDly JlWer �sents a New �Easter Mareh (choir) Pratt Kernau,' 31.>. • .•••••••• 1 :! :! 1') DADDY LONG LEGSOffertory, Easter Hymn Otis Bergwald, 11.>. • •••.•••• 1 3 6 U 0 with Ruth ChattertonThe 'Words and music of the Easter Hor� s. s.-:!b. • ••..••• 1 3 U 1 0Hymn were written especially for the Carney, 2b. • ••• , •. ' •••• 0 0 1 O· 0 COR�'occasion, the words by Professor lIur· H:lDlilton, 1. f. • .•..... 0 0 1 U \)ti:I Schutze, ancl the music by the Re\·. Schwiud 1. f.-s. 8 •••••• 1 II:! 1If!''. Otis of the First l'resb�·terian Delaney, c. • ••••••••. 1 1 10 1 .)('hurch of this city. A!dreti, p. • ',' .•..•.•.. 0 0 0 1 0-- Bixhy, p. . ..•..••• ',' .1 1 1 1 I)-l 1-l 3 u1 11 :! U1 1 uTt)t:,l GARRICKE. H. SOTHERNIJ\\-l� -. .'I rI,Ii.1'rILLINOISComing, April 13, E:ltter Sund.JOHN DREWIn a DOUble BillTH':: TYRAl,}4¥ CF TEARSTHE WILL.lack L:l1t's New P�HELP WANTEDA CleaD Comedy Drama wltbHaury KoUterTotal •.••••••••.••• ;11 �-; :! 'STUDEBAKERChicugo •• 1' ".', 0 6 0 2 6 0 6 1 %-21L"WlIl S(luare •• 1 1 2 1 0 2 0 0 2-- �,:::>tolen bases: Driaeoll 2, NOl'il'en ;!,a":)huU, Stains, DelaDey, Gray, Schwind.�acrilicc hits: Stains. Two bue hiu:.'�rb'TCIl, BohJleu, Hora, Bergwald.'l'hrcu b:llSC hits: Dea JardiaD, DelaDey,Kt.'rnan, Bixby. Home IUD, Bau�"cr. ::h.ruck out: by Shull 6, by Kb:­n.iller 5, by Aldred 2, by Bixby 2.das._. ou balls: off Shull 4, off Kixmil­,l'r l. nih: off Shull 5 in 4 inDings,l.!i Kixilliller 6 in 5 iDDings, off Aldre.l ADELEA Comic OperettaJo'roDl thc l-'rt�lIch of Paul Herve:,,"1 ,' .. :10 Briquet.New Yo·k's �nsa.tiona.d X_calSuccess-The tune all Chicago Sa'WhistliJut.FINE ARTSIRISH PLAYBBBMatinees Thun. and Sat."PRUNELLA",t ill :! innings, otr Bixby 14 iD 1 in· p Iliing!4. Hit by pitcher: by Bixb)1.Gray r ncess:,11,1 ·L('onartl. Time, 2:10.' Umpire, 'fIlE N. Y. PRINCESS PLAYEBSRroatl" Holbrook Blinn. DirectorIn Five Great Play HitsEach Performance.I5riet V ..... : R ...---. - -=z=.. Give Al:Dual to rim fa LiDe-The OL V�PIC(."nJl :.n,1 Gown editors will gi"c a freec'0l'y to the fintt man in linc when the"\lok i!4 handecl out.Plan Weekly .... tgtOU!1for !!5c �iN'n Mat}IcwM anti Dr. Hcnderson will�LU�TT. PEABODY &CO .. rz.c. MakC!1'- gi"e n. �cries o( Tuesday Jeetul'e8 �n"Tho T"entieth Century Church," be·WE JlAKE CLOTHEs AT $18 • 'UP ginning D('xt Tuc�lay in Mandel TheA large stock of Woolens meetin�. which wili be a su��ePio'1alwayS on hand. or the Jo:c1;ly met-tings, will be gh·enLadles. Garments Remodeled. (or five weeks.Cleaning. DyeingJulius CooperTHE UNIVERSITY TAILOR11:16 East Fift7_F"afth Street. Phi PIIs to Be.· u..-Pbi KappaPl'i will be the host" at a .Senior smf)lt�cr tomorrow from 3 to 6. Bupert Iiu$:hes' ComedyEXCUSE MEWith the Peer or ComediansWILLIS P. SWEATNAlIILASALLEMovinl: PiCturc3'rHE DRUG T�ORA�ERICAN JI1JSlCILU.LFan Makers Supreme!tOLB • DILL··PECK . 0' PICKLES".usiCal Komedy Riot