ESTABLISHED 1818
MADISON AVEIJUE COR. FORTY-FOURTH STREET
NEW YORK
Our regresentative, Mr. James A. Gorman, will be at the

HOTEL PONTCHARTRAIN
Thursday and Friday
June 8th and 9th

with Samples of Ready-made Clothing
Furnishings, Hats and Shoes
for Spring and Summer

BOSTON BRANCH:
149 Tremont Street

NEWPORT BRANCH:
220 Bellevue Avenue

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We are getting out dozens of orders for personal cards every day,
let us include yours. Time is getting short so place your order at
once. You will find our styles most pleasing, price no higher, but

quality better than the average and service the best.

The Mayer-Schairer Co.
112 S. MAIN STREET


To Seniors,
From New York Alumni
We can helpyou socially, to
find a suitable home, and in
business, if you will n ake
yourself known to us prompt-
lv on arrival in New York.
If you will seek a position,
bring a University reference.
UI of M.Club of N.Y.

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AT THE THEATERS
TODAY
1lajestic-Ella Hall and Rob-
ert Leonard in "The Crippled
Hand."
Arcade-Frank Sheridan in
"T'rhe Struggle."
Orpheum-May Marsh in "Hoo.


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Pres C. A. Riegetman, '99
44 Cedar St., Tel. John 972
Sec'y: F. E. A. Stone, '12
81 Fulton St., Tel. Beekman, 4225 J
ARCHITECTS VISIT DETROIT
ON INSPECTION EXCURSION
A party of 30 architects took the
most extensive inspection trip of the
semester in Detroit last Saturday.
Dean E. Lorch, Professor G. M. Mc-
Conkey, and Professor B. Robinson
were in charge of the party.
Among the various buildings visited
were the Detroit Evening News build-
ing, the Elks Temple, the Board of
Commerce building, the Peoples State
Bank building, the Dime Savings Bank
building, the Detroit Trust building,
the new Wayne County Savings Bank
building, the new Book building, the
new Municipal Courts building, St.
Paul's cathedral, and thesChurch of
the Holy Sacrament. These buildings
were selected as illustrations of vari-
ous types and stages of construction.
INVESTIGATE THIS
If a general statement were requir-
ed we would say that fifty-one years'
observation of the practical workingl
out of life insurance convinces us that
the policy which covers the most needs
in the largest number of cases, and
covers them to the greatest satisfac-
tion of the insured, is a policy which
protects the whole period of the insur-I
ed's expected active career, and then2
becomes payable to him for its faceE
value in cash should he survive thatt
period.
Nothing is of greater importance to3
the student than "starting right," and
this is especially true of life insurance,t
which is now recognized as one of theh
most important economic factors ofL
modern society.- It enables thes
thoughtful and ambitious student toa
begin his career with the guaranteei
that even at the outset his premature
death will not cause a loss to those
who have backed him. t

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PROMINENT CHEMIST OF NE W
YORK LECTURES THURSDAY
Dr. B. C. Hesse, chief chemist of the
General Chemical company, of New
York, will lecture to the class in
chemical technology at 11:00 o'clock
Thursday morning, in room 303 of
the Chemistry building. The subject
of his talk will be "The Future of the
Cheihist's and the Chemical Engineer's
Profession."
Doctor Hesse atone time was con-
nected with the largest of the Ger-
man dye works and later acted as its
American representative in New York
city. He is fully conversant with the
international aspects of the situation
which will result after the war. The
public is invited to attend the
lecture.
WILL GIVE GRADUATE RECITAL
AT SCHOOL OF MUSIC TONIGHT
Miss Myra Dorothea Moon, of this
city, will give her graduation recital
at the University School of Music this
evening at 8:00 o'clock.
Miss Moon is a young pianist of
talent, and has demonstrated her abil-
ity as a musician on numerous oc-
casions in School of Music recitals and
in other musical entertainments.
She will be assisted by Miss Pansy
Johnson, a student of the vocal de-
partment, who will contribute sever-
al numbers on the program. The gen-
eral public is cordially invited to lis-
ten to these young musicians.
McAndrew, 186, tA) Reprisenut MichiganI
Mr. William McAndrew, '86, superin-r
tendent of schools in New York city,r
bas been appointed by President Harry
B. Hutchins to represent the univer- i
sity at the celebration of the fiftieth A
anniversary of the founding of Peddie s
Institute, at Hightstown, N. J. i
Patronize business men who adver-

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Varsit Toggery Shop
1107 South University Avenue

Swimming Pool
The Best Ever
Be Sure you Ride on
the Merry-Co-Round
Automatic Baseball
and Bowling

Moving Pictures
Best in City
Program Changes
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
T h e Catering Depart-
ment is Up-to-Date

ZOOLOGICAL JOURICL UB'L 2-0 Seniors Sign for tuests
TO EET TONORROW N IC[T ! More th an200 students who are to
--~~eceive their degrees this month have
The Zoological Journal club will already reported to the Registrar of
postpone its meeting announced for tie lit collego and signed for the
tonight to '7:15 o'clock tomorrow night. guests they wish to have present at the
At that time Dr. G. R. La Rue will ( mmniencement Day exercises in Hill
review some recent work on animal auditorium. The office will accept ap-
parasites. Mr. H. A. Fort ner will give 1 lications until Thursday at closing
a biographical sketch of E. A. Minchin ine. All seniors should remember in
and will exhibit some of his works. ii ik[ng the petitions out that alumni
Miss Elizabeth Thompson will de- ;o not need tickets, since they are
cribe her investigations on tlhe learn- cimitted on the alumni badge given
ng processes in snails. cut at the office of the secretary of

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Clean, Healthful Resort for
Old an Young.

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Four degrees below zero inside a
quart of Bloomfield's ice cream. The
coldness of the cream is only a small
part of the goodness that comes from
only pure, rich cream and the juice of
ripe selected fruit. Bloomfield's.
1-2 it buck buys a classy sport shirt
at the place that is famous for Fifty
Fifty union suits. Davis, 119 S. Mainl
street.

You simply can't think of anything
more appetizing and delicious than a
plate of our ice cream -unless Wt's two
plates. When you are down on South
University drop in at Bloomfiel's
\Ve are still selling those Maize and
Blue chocolates. Take her a box;
she will long remember the taste and
think of you. Bloomfield's.

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