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a I f Expert Developing and Print-
S a n ng for Students and Others
______________ P. S.- He uses the grade and kind
(Velox, Cyko, Etc.) of paper he thinks
713 E. University best suited to any given negative.
DELTA 'CAFE
"Art is long, Life is Short"
Sunday Evening Luncheon
Fifty Cents
5:30 P. M. to 8 P. M.
SPECIAL FEATURE
Mandolin Trio Orchestra
Reservations Enable us to give Better Service

Greatest Thing Out. Pri,
LYNDON S
Twenty Taken in
by Tau IIeta 'Pi
'Honorary Engineering Fraternity huri#
tiates loth Students and
Alumni
Tau Beta IPi, national engineering
honorary fraternity, held its initiation
and 'banquet last evening. The fol-
lowing were taken into the fraternity :
R,. H. Cady, L. R. Crandall, D. M
Drake, A. E. Hecker, E. K. Ijjill, 11. R
Leach, R. L. McNamee, J. W. Neu-
mann, C. W.Reade. C. K. Reichert.
G. Smith, E. A. Thomas, A. B. Mc-
Gee, L. W. Brunson and ti. B. Win-
cliell. The following alumni 'were
also initiated at this time: H. C. Rip-
ley, '70, A. C. Marshall,. '93, Prof. l
B. Merrick, '98, J. E.' Enmswiler, '03,
and Prof.. A. E. White, '07.
T. D. Weaver acted as toastmaster
at the banquet at the TUnion. Short.
talks were given by .. 1. Perry, G
Smith, Prof. ITT.iH. Iligbie and ailsco
by the new alumni members.
iMA ERS OF PROJECTILES
Cliarges ,Tliat Amnericanll Manufacturers
Force Navy to Pay for TH-
fiorr MileriiaI'
Washington, Mar. 3.-Charging that
American manufacturers are endeav-
oring to force the navy department to
pay, for an inferior quality, the price
of high grade armor-piercing projec-

ices from $49.00 to $77.00
T19 ,NO. UNIVERSI'TY AVE. I2
Where'You Buy Kodaks and Film!5
Popular Mats. PAD 0IPV W eek f
Daily II11III March 27t hl
" DETROIT
The World's Createst ;.tertainer
Harry Lauder
Shows at 3:00, 6:30. 8:00, 9:30
Fri., Miar. 3z-Mabel '1aliaaferro in "Iler
G~reat PriCe."
Sat. r-'Matide Fealy in "Bondwxomen.'
Mon., April 3-Jane Gail ini "Rupert of
Ifentzan," and Mlusty Suffer Comedy.

$2.59 each 'if Pre-festival cover coupon is ex-
4changed---otherwise $5.59.,

Hil Auditorium

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Saturday Morning

April 1
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Beginning Monday, April 3, gas long as they
last, they will remain on sale at the University
'School' of Music at $2 and $5 each, respectively.
WE The SIgMofSatisfaction,

Orheum Theatre
The Home of Paramount and
Triangle Photoplays
Matineres, 2:00, 3:15 FEvening, 6:45, 8:00
9.15 Saturdays - Iffolidlays Continuous
TODAY
Pauline Frederick in "'The Spider" also
Burton Holmes Travelogue.
Henry 'Woodruff and Tsuru Aoki in
"The BeckoningFlaiue" also Triangle
Comedy, Joe Jackson in "A modern
Fnoch Arden." FEvening i5c.
THE FAMOUS
Cox Sons and Vining
G~ APS, GOWNS AND HOODS
for all College Degrees
may be orderedi now from
W hihny Tetr
Wednesday, April 5i
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MATINEE FOR LADIES ONLY
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THE PRICE A WOMAN PAYS
TONIGHT AT 8:15 AND SATUIRDAY1 MATINEE
GEO. BROADHURST'S' BIG PLAY
"The Law Of the 'Land"
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Seat Sale Monday, April 3

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clear pictures if you have your develop-
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tiles, Secretary Daniels declared to
the House naval committee today that
the only solution of the problem was
for the department to own and oper-
ate its own projectile plant.

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(Contill ued from Page One)
he had ransacked the boat for papers,
money,, and guns, he ordered the ship
headed for the Delaware breakwaters,
claiming he had satisfied himself that.
the cargo after all was not contraband
as hie had suspected when he smug-
gled himself on board.
Schiller's plans to land were reck-
oned without taking- into con-
sideration the steam pilot boat
started off in his boat fromn the steam-F
ship, Captain Bergne~r hoisted signal
flags, giving the name of his vessel.
and saying "piracy." Captain Con-
well, of the pilot boat, saw these sig-
nals and took Schiller in tow and
turned him over to the authorities.
COMPETE LANSFORPRO-
TECTING RIVER fC-INOEISTS
(Conitinued from Page Oine)
be detailed to patrol the river at
certain hours. A watchman employ-
ed by the Edison company will be
instructed to patrol the boulevard and
aproaches leading to the river.
In order to make certain that no
'canoes, public or private, under fif-
tee-n feet in length shall be us ed on
'the river, a- faculty comumittee will in-
spect all canoes before the opening of
the season, April 1.
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