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he chemical engineering 1 class
take an/nspection trip to Detroit
17 to visit commercial plants of-
est in their study. The students
visit the blast furnaces and cast-
plants of the Michigan Malleable'
company, the Semet Solvay Coke,
pany and the Detroit Iron com-
'. The purpose of the trip is to
a the methods of operation and to
how the businesses are conducted.
J. S. Laird will conduct the trip.
Staudents of chemical engineering 4
will go to /Detroit May 17 on a tour
of inspection. They visit the Canadian
Bleah cand Salt company under the
,supervision of Prof. W. P. Wood.
Dean Hinsdale Returns to Classes
Dean Hinsdale of the Homoeopathic
Medical School, who has been confined
to his home for several days with ill-
ness, will be able to resume his class-
es Wednesday.
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Music Notes
Schubert's Sonatine, opus 137, will
be played by Ruth Carter and Mable
Stone at the advanced students' re-
cital at 4:15 o'clock Thursday after-
non in Frieze auditorium of the Uni-
versity School of Music,
The violin and piano department
will be represented in the following
program:
Lento ................Cyril Scott
Japanese Etude ............ Poldini
Jane Thomas
Two Etudes...............Chopin
Mazurka .......................Liszt
Hester Reed
Sonatine, Op. 137, No. 1 .... Schubert
allegro molto; andante;
allegro vivace
Ruth Carter and Mabel Stone
Nocturne, B flat minor ......Chopin
. Claire Gilbert Bishop ......
Romance ................. Wilemlj
Danse Coquette .......... Tirindelli
Neva Nelson
Prelude and Serenade ...... Schuett
Winifred iDekinson
Miss Dorothy Wines of the piano
faculty of the University School of
Music is ill and will not be able toI
meet her classes. Clara Lundell will
take her place temporarily during the
rest of the semester. Mrs. George B.
Rhead will fill her place as. accom-
panist for the Choral union.I
WOMEN TO INSTALL
2 NEW TRADITIONS
Two new traditions, installation of
officers and an annual meeting, will be
established by the Women's Athletic
association Thursday afternoon in
Barbour gymnasium. The meeting
will be held at 5 o'clock. All mem-
bers of the association will be ex-
pected to attend.
On account of the growth of the
association in the last two years, it
has been found advisable to hold this
meeting in order to keep members in-
formed as to the work of the organi-
zation. Reports of the officers and
committee chairmen will be read at
this time. Amendments to the con-
stitution will also be ratified.
MORE STUDENTS TO ATTEND
PHARMACY COLLEGE NEXT YEAR
Summer Session Calls Forth Many
Inquiries; Few Additional
Courses
Pharmacy college enrollments for
next year promise to far outdistance
those of any previous year, accord-
ing to Dean A. B. Stevens of that de-
partment.
Many inquiries relative to next
year's work have already been receiv-
ed, a large number of them coming
from men in the service.
The summer school promises a large
enrollment also. The same courses
will be offered in the latter as last
summer except an additional course
will be offered by Dr. Kraemer.
SPECIAL AMUSEMENT TAX TO
HELP PAY GERMAN WAR DEBT
Berlin, May 7. - German pleasure
seekers will be called upon to pay a
considerable part of the cost of the
war through a special amusement tax
which will form an important part
of the government's new financial pol-
icy. The tax will apply to admissions
to theaters, concerts, the movies and
dances. Starting at 10 per cent on
the cheaper tickets it rises to 30 per
cent on the price of better seats.
The passion for amusement after
long years of war is so great that the
tax is not expected to discourage at-
tendance at theaters.
Gambling is in great favor in Ger-
many just now, and the playing card
tax which in ordinary times would be
considered prohibitive is expected to
have practically no effect on sales of
cards.,
AIR SERVICE RECRUITING
PREVENTED BY ACCIDENT
Another postponement of the air
service recruiting campaign in this
city has been necessary because of
the jinx which followed the Selfridge
flyers on the Ohio campaign last week.
Of the seven planes which went on
the trip only three returned to the
local field intact. The soft condition
of the Toledo field where the planes
were kept caused three to turn over.
One of these was the giant Caproni
which was one of the features the
Selfridge flyers were showing. One
of the planes was demolished by
flames.
FORT SHERIDAN OFFICERS
ELECT AT MEETING IN UNION
Fort Sheridan officers, meeting at
7:15 o'clock in the Union Tuesday,
May 6, elected the following officers:
president, F. J. Petty, '21; vice-presi-
dent, F. M. Thompson, '21; secretary
and treasurer, L. H. Fleck, '19.
A committee consisting of Carl,
Adams, and Lester was appointed to
arrange for a smoker which will be
held in the near future. At 7:15
o'clock meeting Tuesday, May 13, the
officers will complete arrangements
for the smoker.
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PERVISES TWO FIELD TRIPS
Two very instructive field trips
have been taken during the last month
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On the first trip the morianes north-
east of the city were studied. On the Science- has proved that newspaper
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