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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. tiBRAR`c OF . •141VERS1TY OF Ws t • Don't Foraet ,VV'S the Maine Boost the t "HELLO" Tbe Aflame Campus University RMACY • Now! Published Weekly by the Students of the University of Name. V ol. XXII ORONO, MAINE, March 16, 1921 IMPANY No. 2' (vaunts !fearing To Be Held in ccounts Football Schedule Is No Money in Treasury Bangor on Fare Rates Prefessor Toelle Talks Girls Play First Varsity MAIN: Revised by the Board - M As State Failed to Pay On Harding's:Cabinet Game 'ittempt Will Be Made to with N. H. State Reestab- The revised football schedule ap- NI— _ lish Special Ticket No Salaries Available for Privileges proved by the Athletic Board at the Faculty The Score to the for First The students were interested Was 13-13 When Final Campus meeting held last week. Time in History of in the Two more talk given by Whistle Blew. Game Continued, — games have University Professor Toelle of the been added to the original N. H. Winning 15-13 Difee On complaint of Economics department at Chapel on officials, members of list. These are with Fordham Univer- For Friday. The subject of his talk was the faculty and students of the Univer- sity in New York City and with the first time in the hostory of Stev- the cabinet chosen by The first girl's varsity basketball game sity, as well as several residents of ens Tech. at the University of Maine, the members President Hard- Hoboken. New Jersey. ing. Of in the history of the University it-ono, a hearing is to be • of the faculty are forced to eighty students in the Eco- was trant held at the Both of these teams are fast and strong. get along played Saturday Probate office in without their nomics classes. Professor Toelle was evening in a hard Bangor at 1:30 o'clock. Stevens Tech is an institution little monthly salary checks. fought surprised to find that only contest with the New Hamp- March 21, which, it is hoped, may re- known in this section due March 15. There is in the treasury one could of the country name the cabinet shire State girls on the gymnasium 'lilt in a decrease in the rate of but no money available, for the sole reason in full. id SI)11 fare on in the Middle Atlantic States it has floor. The game which that the State Although it is better to have the was the first to *he Bangor Railway and Electric Co. a good reputation, especially in football. has failed to pay over run members of the cabinet all chosen overtime on the gym court this line to those going to and from the They were undefeated any funds to the University since De- from last year winning different states, President year, was attended by the largest crowd .ampus. The hearing will be held by over cember. Harding has Columbia and N. Y. Universities. appointed that has witnessed the basketball 3romptly No appropriations more than one matt from games the Public Utilities Commission in re- The game with Fordham comes after have yet been made this season. New York, as ex-President %Vilson The final score resulted in sponse to a petition filed early in Feb- the Fort McKinley by the Legislature, but it has always al- Repaired game. The game so did. The first a victory for the N. H. State girls with ruary. been the custom in periods pending selection for the new with Stevens Tech, will be the last one a score of 15-13. When legislative appropriations, cabinet is Charles E. Hughes of New final whistle As will be recalled by local patrons of the season. The Bowdoin game will for the State blew the score York as Secretary of State, a choice was 13-13 and the game of the B. R. tir. E. the special ticket be played at Orono on treasurer to send monthly checks to the Nov. 5: the thought to be well was continued until one side scored two privilege which was accorded to University on a basis of the payments made. The oldest of pectacles those Stevens Tech game at Hotx)ken on the points and it was the work of of the previous new members of the cabinet is Mel- Miss Ald- traveling between Bangor or Great Nov. 12. There was some discussion year. This custom the rich of New len of Pennsylvania, who is Secretary Hanmshire that decided n able Works and the University was discon- as to whether the Bowdoin game State officials now decline to follow, be- the of the Treasury. Weeks of result. tinued the first of last December, after should not be cause of the controversy over amount Massachu- the last one of the sea- setts, who represents The game was a big surprise to many a 30-day notice from the Commission needed for maintenance. New England, has son. The reason was given that the of the audience who expected In been appointed Secretary of War. Since a much tiding upon representations from the men would not train after the Bowdoin the resolve presented in behalf of inferior brand he is a graduate of the Naval Academy of basketball than was C10. Co. railroad company of the discovery of game but it was finally decided that the the University. based on the claims of exhibited by it was thought that he would be Secre- both teams. There was -Wholesale Ticket Frauds" in which it men would keep in condition for the the trustees as to needs, an appropria- never a more tary of Navy, but, owing to the fact exciting game played than was alleged that the students were in Stevens Tech game because of the rep- tion of $750,000 is asked for mainte- the game d Mark that we may have serious trouble with Saturday night, especially in collusion with certain of the conductors. utation of their opponents and that the nance during the financial period of two the overtime Mexico during the coming administra- period. The onlookers While admitting the dishonesty of their trip to Hoboken would be an incentive and one-half years. The budget com- were brought to Ine tion, he was chosen for the war depart- their feet and kept own employees, only three of whom it for the men to keep in training. mittee appointed at the last. session, to there during the id overcoat ment. The biggest man—biggest in the exciting and fast play- 1: reported were dismissed from the The schedule as it now stands is estimate expenses for the present ad- ing before as sense of stature—in the cabinet is Denby the deciding basket was shot. service. the regular patrons are pun- follows: ministration. recommended a mainte- Three ten of Michigan who is Secretary of Navy. minute periods were ished by being obliged to pay three full Sept. 17 Fort McKinley at Orono nance appropriation of $575,000. Gov- played. New The south has only one representative Hampshire started the rertisers fares from Bangor to the campus and Sept. 24 Fordham University at N.Y. ernor Baxter. in his special economy scoring after a few in the cabinet, Fall from New Mexico. minutes of play by :wo full fares from Old Town. The City message, delivered last Thursday, said leading off with Secretary of the Interior. Will Haynes a basket. At the end tickets which provided a half-fare Oct. 1 Norwich University at Orono he thought $75,000 could be sliced off of the first period of Indiana, who has for some time been the score stood 1 to •••••11.••••.-r10 charge for the third or second the committee's budget, and that the zone Oct. 8 Lowell Textile at Orono Secretary of the 4 in favor of New Hampshire. In the 7.rum University ought to be able to get along National Republican either terminus, were withdrawn Oct. 15 Rhode Island State at Orono second period the Maine girls strength- with an appropriation of $500.000. He Committee. is Postmaster General. The (Continued on Page Four) Oct. 22 Bates at Lewiston selection of ened and succeeded in scoring 6 points also drew a deep red line through the Davis. a well-known finan- - Oct. 29 Colby at Waterville cier, to New Hampshire's 7, the score being committee's recommendation of $50,- as Secretary of Labor has caused Nov. 5 Bowdoin at Orono some 7 to 11. In the third period the re- 10) for an annex to the Mt. Vernon criticism. Other members of the Pres. Aley Dispels Nov. 12 Stevens Tech at Hoboken. markable shooting of Capt. Wcatherbee dormitory. The $235,000 deficit. he said cabinet are: Wallace, Secretary of N. J. on free tries and the work of Norell ought to be taken care of by the U. of Agriculture and Hoover. Secretary of Dame Rumor in Address M Commerce. and Kritter put Maine on even terms M. alumni. by a popular subscription with New Hampshire. Miss Chase fund. In closing. Professor Toelle said that .\,eording to President Aley. Lyceum Course Will be although went in at forward and shot a basket condi- Shortly after the delivery of the Gov- a man stands the most chance :ions in the state of of just as the final whistle blew. The ball Maine are much Finished on March 18 ernor's economy message the committee becoming President of the United the same, in one was caged a second fix) late however respect, as the Apostle on education gave a hearing on the Uni- States if he is from Ohio or New York, l'aul found when he and the score stood at the end of the he first visited The last of the Lyceum Course enter- versity resolve. President Aley and would not advise anyone of us to \thefts. His third period a tie 13-13. The overtime chief complaint was that tainments. given by the M. C. A. will Trustee Samuel %V. Gould spoke in be- leave for that purpose the "sheltered ie people period lasted about three minutes during were ever too anxious to take place at Alumni Hall, March 18 at half of the resolve, cited the Univer- wilds of Maine." 'ear new which time both teams displayed a fast and strange things. Today, in 8 P. M. The entertainers at this time sity's needs and were questioned at some onnection brand of basketball. with the University of Maine will be Crawford Adams and his com- length in regard to the $235,000 deficit. iany The visitors played a good game at new and strange rumors are pany. It will be remembered by those They said that $111.000 of the deficit Athletic Board Awards passing throughout the game. Miss ,iusing trouble in the legislative halls: who were at the University last year represents excess cost of coal con- TJ the (Continued on Page Four) 11e and unfounded remarks by friends Supo. - that Crawford Adams furnished some sumed in the campus heating plant in Letters in Basketball .,f the institutions are exaggerated and NK BOI.-1 fine music on his violin. The fact that the last three years. Another large por- .irculated by its enemies. Crawford Adams, "The Wizard of the tion of the deficit was incurred through Mainiac Is he Rink- The following IIICH %% cry aaarded About to During the past week, two hearings Violin" will be here is enough for an United States Government orders for letters in basketball by the Athletic ise ,ere held before committees of the leg- entertainment in itself. With this com- expenditures when the campus was a Take Board at a meeting held last Thursday: Maiden Plunge FATE" -lature which were distinctly encourag- Miss Ethel Hinton, "The Girl war training camp, the War Depart- ta pany is Capt. Coady. Judkins, Berg, and Man- No. 12 •at in that they gave the representative, of Many Dialects," who is one of the ment failing to make reimbursement. In- A number of Maine students felt that ager Crandall. These men will hold the f the University an opportunity to clear readers on the platform. An- creased cost of provisions, materials in not publishing a magazine of humor- ch 16 best liked distinction of being the first to receive ta many important facts which have tuned artist of this company is and labor and last year's increase of ous nature, the University was not other a letter for varsity basketball at the ern misrepresented and distorted be- Synott. the solo pianist and salaries of members of the faculty were keeping up with the other large insti- ;ED BON Miss Nan University of Maine. The few men ate the people of the state. The hear- accompanist. The work of these two responsible for the remainder of the tutions of the country. They conceived making their letter in this sport is ac- g before the committee on finances and entirely keeping with the expansion. The deficit had been the idea of launching such a periodical artists is in deficit counted for by the ruling of the Ath- • ippropriations was very satisfactory. the wizard. From since 1914, the Legislature from the college press. After many high standard set by growing letic Board that no letter will be given that before the educational com- guarantee any sufficient appropriation to weeks of midnight oil the "Mainiac" is these few facts we can never making unless a man plays two-thirds of the littee was held by some to be the best company can give maintenance. The trustees about to take her maiden plunge. audience that this meet cost of number of periods played. The men ;Haring in their memory. However, it satisfaction. event that this former Governor Milliken and his As the editor says, the history of the 100% In the kept will be given the M placques instead of ie - too early to make predictions. entertainment the year. about the increasing founding of the paper is on a par with is the last of council informed sweaters this year. These placques are We can say that the University of that we have told them the State Topsey—she just grew. The big idea let's all show the M. C. A. deficit and he made up of a rich dark wood with a Nlaine will keep of the year entertainment them. was a very small one at first, but inter- on the rest appreciated the superb would stand behind big bronze M under which is an inscrip- will September. and that during the Dodge of Port- views with the faculty, the students, reopen in that they have given us At the hearing, Rex tion bearing the name of the owner and 'he for to this president of the Colby and the alumni encouraged its publica- Summer School will be here winter months, by turning out land, a former the sport and the year in which he made tion. -e who need a little push to get that last entertainment. College Alumni, was the only person to his letter. • .:ree. resolve. He First issue difficulties, always hard to Those Arts and Science stu- appear in opposition to the The feeling among the students to- nts Physics Club University. u ,ncient who are anxiously considering At the meeting of the said he is a friend of the ward basketball as a varsity sport is • officers for pages in the April issue to sixteen or iology, various colleges in New England to in Aubert Hall, March 8. (Continued on Page Three, that basketball has been a success and h prac- twenty. New talent, wit and ability, dathe- they may go when Maine is de- this semester were chosen, and a it should he continued as a major sport. continually being h and . al, can settle down in peace, for an tical lecture was given by Profe-- - discovered on the • campus, will be oh. •'• and Science degree will be 'xis- Fitch. The officers elected were: . R. T. Patten to Speak to put on display in the 1 be University Band *: for a few more years to come. Armstrong. president: and Chubby Holt returned Sun- bigger, better Commencement "Main- Edu- day from their concert tour of 1 lucre has been on the campus dur- secretary. For the executive committee Students on Journalism the iac". Hus- southern part of the state. The trip It is .r this year, a spirit of criticism and the following men were elected: Pro- hoped that the magazine will be Ilus- journalism will was most successful both from the •est which is rampant everywhere, it fessor Fitch. chairman. Thomas, Alex- Students interested in a permanent institution here, the first m inter opportunity, next Monday af- financial and personal enjoyment point merely a reflection of the thing in ander. Stickney and Barnard. have an issue being the work of a temporary iurses. address by Roland of view. board, minds of all the people of America. Professor Fitch's lecture was relating ternoon, to hear an made up of: Harry A. Patter- Skowhegan. editor and The first concert was played in the son, editor; Horace fact in all countries which engaged to pulp and paper manufacture. The T. Patten of C. Crandall, Busi- ;ulcer- Somerset Reporter- Portland City Hall, Wednesday. March ness manager; • the World War. It is true that lecturer introduced two inventions of publisher of the J. Owen Weeks, Adver- t, and Publisher's Problems." 9. The attendance at this concert was tising manager; Henry t rt' have been things to criticize. but his own which seemed wholly practical Journal, on "The Y. Howard and paper is one of the best small due to a very rainy night. The Henry T. Carey, Associate continual fault-finding is productive and possess point of superiority over Mr. Patten's editors; Sid- weeklies and he has an in- concert and dance was given in Saco ney Osborne, art; Clarence s and fin good whatever. What we need the instruments of similar nature now of Maine's B. Beckett. teresting story to tell about his exper- Thursday before a very appreciative circulation. Professor Charles Wes- Mon- is a boost, a general get-together. in use. P. a moulder of public opinion in audience. The Band was well supported ton is the keeper and advisor of the .le old University of Maine is here to At the next meeting of the club. iences as Maine shire-town. He is secretary in Lewiston on Friday night. The Mainiacs. offered :.ve us, and we to serve it; neither the March 22. Prof. L. H. Dawson. who has a of the Maine Press Association. Lewiston Alumni entertained the Band The literary work of the magazine •tt,lents nor the administrators can spent three years at the Bureau of Monday evening he will address the in fine style. The largest audience was will be similar to that of the Harvard •aduate ' tkc any progress unless they feel that Standards, will be the speaker. He will non-destructive Men's Club of the United Parish, fol- at Augusta Saturday night. The trip "Lampoon," Pennsylvania's "Punch Y are a part of it. A spirit of loyal- speak about some of the lowing the monthly supper of the club. proved that the Maine Band is able to Bowl," and Yale "Record." The front • and boosting will bring back those tests of materials performed at the some of His address to the students will be give a successful and entertaining con- cover, artistically done in two colors. .41 old days that our alumni speak Bureau. He will also show Physics students delivered in Coburn Hall, beginning at cert tour. It is expected that a longer aptly represents the "Mainiac's" maiden with pride. The University of Maine the opportunities for 4.10. trip will be carried film next year. plunge. 1, what we make it. there. THE MAINE CAMPUS Has Been U:antputi Faculty Rifle Team Wins Lieut. Ewing Cr.,4e iflaitte In with Students Transferred to Texas COLLEGE YEAR BY THE Match TUESDAYS DURING 111.E PUBLISHED OF MAINE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY of the The student body in general and riAVE The following is the score taking the course in Mil- •1111,. match fired between the Faculty and pe.ially those EDITORIAL BOARD Tactics will regret to• Student Ride Teams, March 10, 1921. itary- Science and points. of the transfer of Lieut. J W. HENRY Y. HOWARD '21 The Faculty winning by three learn emN(ou here to the 12th EDITUR-IN-CHILF This is the second match between the Ewing from the ptst the stationed at Del Rio, two teams. the students winning U. S. Cavalry t. unfect FREDERICK F. MARSTON '22 first. The third and deciding match Texas. iiome MANAGING EDITOR us since M. championship will lie I.ieut. Ewing has been with NOTICED for the U. of his short stay ha- '22 News EDITOR fired su cu after the Easter vacation. January and during PHILIP HAM EDITOR WOODBURY '22 ALUMNI made many friends. MARTHA SPECIALS EDITOR FACULTY MILDRED CLOSE '21 Lieut. Nichols of the 22nd Infantry HAWKES '22 EXCHANGE EDITOR Lieut WYMAN E. EDITOR Sgt. Ashley • 97 vt ill arrive this week to replace KELLEY '21 ATHLETIC 95 LIN WOD EDITOR Prof. Davee C. HERSEY '21 SOCIETY Evt int. That the bulletin hoards in the out- L1LLA \V. J. 95 toi the staff here is Prof. Sweetser A new addithin side corridor of Alumni Hall should be REPORTERS 94 from the 1st Prof. Gardner Sergt. John Tomlingsom a pension? '22, Rachel Kin Serge retired with Bernice Nicoll '23, Lucy Chamberlin Prof. Crossland 94 Corps Aero headquarters. Boston. Jeanette Stuart '23, Harry Karlin '23 That the "giillutTer's" club must have '23, Paul Leach '23, Bryant Patten '23, seen 9 years service. caide '22, Jacob Horne Tomlingson has a waiting list now. Hoyt '23. Total 475 he served with the 1st Dave During the war That he who cuts and stays away will overseas. He partici- BUSINESS DEPARTMENT STUDENTS Army Artillery take the prelim next week—may be. and the Ar- pated in the St. Mihiel, Anti-Tobaccii '22 911 Anybody starting an STANTON GLOVER Steward. C. W. i ptIctisives and opposed the giinne-Meuse League in this college? BUSINESS MANAGER Davec, L. W. -oil sector. CHOU On tilt' T back the red barrels H. I). 94 They've brought WILLIAM FOSS '23 Cahill, — 94 again? CIRCULATION MANAGER Ladd, H. A. 94 That Achsa Bean must have had Sun- Business Manager Currier. L. G. Under Way for CLARENCE It. BECKETT '23. ,Assistant Plans day dinner off the mantel-piece? Assistant Business Manager Jun N M. WILLIAMS '23.... department as making Total 472 and Drum Corps The chemistry Fife in Single Copies, Five Cent, made by some mighty progressive strides $1.00 per year The following is the score Subscriptions, in adopting practical apparatus the University of Maine Ride Team new things which is just Maine. (hie if the (lid a record 440 to the second class matter at the postothce, Orono, with New Hampshire State University i- Coach Baldwin Entered as the match gutting Under way at the Sometime library steps to be in the girls' basket- of the paper and College Mardi 11, 1921. Fife and Drum Corps. -in-chief is responsible for the general policy dle ball picture? The editor news columns and the Robinson. S. W. 99 a dance will be given columns; the managing editor for the in the near future of a certain for the editorial business and finances I). 96 order to get The undersize head-gera paper; and the business manager for the Cahill. H. liv this iorganization in makeup of the 95 is R. 0. 1'. C. Cadet Captain? Steward. C. \V. equipment for this corps. It Alumni Hall before some The close-harmony quartets in the should he at the postoflice at Davue. 1.. \V. 93 will be a large delega- COMMUNICATIONS hooped that there to limber to insure publication. W. S. 92 that will frat houses are beginning Saturday noon Hastings. tiiin from the student boaly ------who be- III preparation for spring evenings. PRESS, Orono, Maine attend this dance. Anybody Printed by the UNIVERSI1 475 the The bench warmers are once more as Total Five High that he has any ability with lieves -embled before Fernald Hall? Ileistad. E. 92 most cordially asked to drum tr tife is the girls' bas- E.sie \VIiite, cashitr, to Raymond ('alit. 00 this corps a Pat Hussey coaching Merriman, L. T., clime out and help make Aim of Milford: .1ima Jorgenson, any ketball team in the gym. Spruce Laild,•11. A. It really dimes not require Editorial Ji treasurer. W000die min the roof of Balentine' ..s• •tenoigrapher to the assistant K. A. 84 there and play a drum Senior Skulls Henderson. get 1 alt Eleven years ago the toi Sergeant Nlark I I. Ashley: Vett. 84 get thi, sunparliir? Currier. L. G. oir a nit.. The leaders desire to HICKE to go, at the end of ten secretary to That no) bargain counter rush put up a cup ex -'20. private swing in time fin- the which hail at- body intim full during: c1111-1 years, to that fraternity ident Aley. ti \Vayland B. Towner 439 R. 0. 1', C. equal the rush for ice cream standing Total 'spring inspection oil the the highest scholastic '14, the alumni secretary. 475 this termission at the Gym dances? tained ( Pep) Now let's all get behind year the greatest num- that this serious epi- Corps. The pep in the Stein Song? for the college It was thought it forward all we call should have been ago.t but corps and push ber of times. It demic had subsided some time Men 914 inspection time. fraternties aal Ten .0 as to get it giiing by awarded last June. but four there is only one solution for the new University the the tive high men This is sure to, give the towards it and so wedding chimes of The total score oil Wins had equal legs outbreak. The a• put through with Om Girls Rifle Team one year for post- New Hampshire State Team (L.iood word if it is period had to lie extended Glayils Cunningham. the campus oif the also a good ese fra- was 369. right kind of spirit. This is to be wt rked off. 'N and Norman J. Kelley '22 inu,t received by telegraph toi In Match with Faculty the tie mistress the Uni- for anyone who desires Our Fu Nu, Phi Eta Kaptia. fluttering and following is the score it oppiirtunity ternities are Sigma have set many hearts to TI military drill. .\lpha Tau 'Maine Ride Team in the get out of the regular on Saturday with Phi Gamma Delta and ..1,mt. of them were unalile too stand the versity of ln their first match worthy beeen the N. R. A. Intercolle- Girls' Rifle Omega. Each of them have strain. sixth stage of the the Faculty Ride team. the apiece. If Matches. March I! The fac- high rank leaders two years giate Championship Team won by a large score. year the Spring Baseball Schedule the girls tired one of these four win it this 1921. ulty- tired standing. while John T. 100 the ptisition. The girls feel cup is theirs. Prove to Merriman. I.. T. Capt. Was Approved Saturday in prime this cup has been Sophomores 97 greatly elated over their victory and We believe that Davey. I.. W. raising the scholastic as good results in futurc great influence in W. S. 95 for this spring hope for And we Much for H. C. I. Team Hastings. The baseloall schedule standing of the fraternities. Robinson. S. W. 95 by• the Ath- matches. M appriived. Thursday that some incentive ti) better -- 93 was The results were as follows: all km )w Cahill. H. D. the faculty committee of the fraterni team letic Board and the schlblastic standing The siiphoimoire Basketball calls for 17 FACULTY mien oai Athletics. The schedule needed. The thin fraternity its season last Wednesday, \larch 4511 Davee 78 ties is closed Total Five High Wlnell Will lie played men ganteS. seVell 1.1 NE stand way ahead of the fraternity 0, by ea•ily defeating the Iliggin- make Dorsey 69 Alumni Field. The team will scholarship. If this cup is awarded Institute team by a score Of on Gardner 67 in Classical Nlassachusetts and Rhode Is- there will be no goal helped ti wipe a trip to 58 tins coming June 40 to, 12. This victory Tractor School 25. playing six Crossland N own good second To Have land the week of April to work for outside of one's out the defeat suffered by 1,iir Smith 55 in most cases is easily fall. The game feeling, and that team of football last Farmers' Week are working out the Senior the During "NT117:1.1y battery men N EM satisfied. So we ask that was rather shiw at times, due to GratTam Total 327 cup cage M:onager Skulls, if possible. put up another team Ill it being used at dall.Y flit' GIRLS Higgins Classical are (lady being received field will be ready in a as the first leg. number of Inquiries states that the 92 LC and let this year count to a large ti or, and a large for informa- Cross Will Miss Hall the College of Agriculture week or so. Coach Monte were made on boith sides. to lit• M iss Jackson 91 substitutions the tractor school ti to take charge of the decide team wa• the tion regarding report April 89 t% iii Ii, it undertake to Spear of the Sophomore during Farm- Miss Bean 6o1 We conducted the catmitis be fewer or more evening. shooting 10 baskets reply squad. Miss Ilissonnette 81) whether there should star of the March 28—April 2. In is as follows: the ill ers Week. The schedule dances. 4)r %% holier oir not attending and 2 fouls. Plummer came across the department Miss Dolliff 81 Prof. Simmons. head oil 19 Colby at Waterville oil the low scholastic caged 4 baskets froim of \pril dance.s is the cause good style and is sending out copie• Cidlege at Bosto But we played the oil agronomy. \ 25 lit >51' Il standing of so many students. the Iii "it. Shaw and Keith plan and rules Total 439 a letter iititlining the 26 Tuft• at Medford that the scholarship is very game for the oppii•ing team. Keith April do admit best the cour•e. Univ. at Boston suggest that four free tries. governing April 27 llo•t"n low and we would like to shot 2 baskets and caged Monday nooin, C. A. Cool- balanced The schiiod will open April 28 Springfield Y. M. the dance committee spend a little moire The Spit,am ire 'cam s% St eli until Saturday LOOKING BACK \l arch 28. and coontinue lege at Springfield Sr time in preparation for the dance, and and played II. C. I. off it, feet in the Farmers' afternoon. Like the regular 29 Rhode Island at Kingston have the gym ill a better con- half. only April A YEAR AGO strive to second it will be free. The at Lewiston a nundoer of of the Week course. April 30 Bates the co-ed, Atl dition than it has been for At this time the members board and note- Brewer Leap Year Ball at which charges will be for May- 4 Eastern A. at So. the dances already held this year. Soiplionliire squad of basketball players trac- acted as escorts was held in Alumni Those who are to take the at Brunswick tos Coach Baldwin for oiffer- May 7 wish to thank to bring along Hall Saturday evening. tor ei411"se are adViSell May 11 Colby at Waterville The number of publications of the ing his valuable time and services in cour,e too ill The seniors in the departments of wl irking clothes. The 12 N. II. State at Orono S. L to be increased in the near this past season and their May Mechanical University is coaching the team of Prof. Enter- at Orono Chemical, Electrical. and Main- and lie tinder the direction May IS N. it'll Univ. annual future by a comic magazine—The they NS i,11 to take this time (oppor- mechanical are taking their Exeha thy department of Bates at Orono Engineering the difficulties that boiards of showing their appreciation of siin of May 21 for southern lac. Knowing tunity of Nlaine, am! -it Orono inspection trip, having left we hope Curtis engineering. University May 25 Eastern of all publicatioins meet with his services. To Captain "Ted" discussion,. lab- New England Sunday. consist (of lectures, May 28 Bowilioin at Orono that the students will receive the first It due a lot of credit in piloting the will fiti theu til it•vI.trsNt:loittrment of b((,t1.1; practice relating to gas engine, Tufts at Orono i•sue With, prejudice and if they like succes•ful season, in com- oratory June 3 has Chal team thru a detailed study. care and ill general and to the June 4 Colby at Orono it. help to spread t',• ...Hood news about ing out on top in the class series trac up by A. Rich, an alumnus. iiperatiiin of different types of drawn it is hoped that we will have as able a and between High iii tractor commanies The championship series for next 'ear's I. A number rM leader as Captain Curtis makes of Kappa Sigma, champiiins of the Ni is due will send men here with their NOTICES BANGO Many Are Victims of Want. TO the squad as a whole Omega. cham- (.0111116On 1.11rPOSeS and —m— League and Alpha Tau for making the recent tractors. fur loo lot of credit 4,tith League, will di•mantling and (111111)011g March 18—M. C. A. Entertainment pions of the 5 Heart Disease Epidemic team of the inter cla•• fur work in • :a•s champion Three 'iii • i011 will be given 24—Interclass it,. lay. poily-et, Ill. --xt-- lit the ll'ettlreS anent M arch series. and man. No letter men per- FIVE YEARS AGO The epidemic of heart disease which to engine troubles, their causes laps toi t he Clubs gave a cor The summary of the game: a study vvill be made of milted to compete. The Girls' Musical has been sweeping over the campus has remedies, and Satu, ME1 ut nterschi olastic Town City- Hall the (offices in Alumni Shaw 1 part• and 1,perations March 24, 15, 26—I curt in the 01(1 at last reached STiI;r, t:Nr ii 10 (2) r rf the different appe., attention will be Basketball Championship Tournament 'lay evening. The girls are to Hall. The girls have but it the most Eastman the machines. Spe,•ial It: 10..10 it system, trails- 24— NI eeting of Econi iittivel,tatigiir and Brewer in the near numerous •ufferers although Pep Town- I:anollette given ti ignition. pulling March cooling Coburn Hall. Ni Towner win er is to he counted among the !mintier Jow tit 3 If if Crehoore carlitiretor adjustment. Club in .it presented "Leo' 11 45 is so, slicak on Salesmanship at 7:00. The Maine Nlasque of the victim-. Mr. Towner 1Voioilbury 1 (2) systems. etc. Howita. the forenoon and four March 17—Meeting of Veterans of and Isabella" at Bang it State pleased to he swept along by the epi Dunn Four periods in till deviited toi 12 -Meeting of Physics Club. (tat.i S,uutli oierwocosI. ...own Hall. and demic that it is rumored that he has Plummer c c Keith 2 14) each afternisin will be April 15 will in Coburn Hall 7:00 Gorham Opera House. while on it been passing the cigars for several \Vretin schoiol wiirk. Each man attending E. reign Wars the CoMpietion of the scric• Mr. Gould vt ill speak on Photography tenth annual trip, days. Johnsiori be given. at bet that he took tilt oI Sound Waves, llas The engagements which have been T. Curtis rim rli Carson 1 a certificate showing 7.30 1 R. T. Patten of recetTli let 1 y Mind, discovered arc those (of Harriet Tupper, I rReagati course. March 21—Mr. of the NIaine of the College of Arts and Scienct - stenographer of the alumni secretary, to E Curtis lb II) Ilenni• A tractiir conference, Tuesday- eve- Skiist began, secretary slim in 11 (.o of giving the student - 815 1 Thomas Kane of Old Town: Laura Norrell 111 ning. in which various problems relating Press Association will speak I in the purpose Prob- to become better in Bolan, stenographer of the alumni sec- "Time 4-10 min. periods to the use of tractors on Maine farms. burn I bill at 4 :10 on Publishers' the o pportunity. topics. retary. to Carroll Dempsey of Orono: Referee Flack will be a feature of Farmers' Week. hems. Everyone is invited. formed on campus _

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No Money in Treasury as State Annual inspection Trip I BALL Failed to Pay EASTER CAR DS MASQUERADE ontimwed from !'ye One) and wants it to receive an adequate ap- Will Begin on March 19 • AT Given by ---m— propriation. but that he believes the The Annual Inspection Trip of the amount called for in the resolve is ex- PARK'S VARIETY department to the Boston TRACK CLUB cessive. He also voiced the Governor's Chemistry • will take place during the week theory, that the deficit should be Kilted district Monday, March 19. The itin- out by alumni subscription. beginning as follows: A number of alumni and ardent erary is Monday, March 21, at Everett Friday Eve'g. April 15 friends of the institution spoke in favor ICECREAN1 Barrett NI fei. Co.—Coal Tar Tobacco if the resolse. The committee has not A NI. t.onfectionery etc. )et reported on the measure. Products, iome Made Candies Foss Chocolates Fuel & Transpor- The pervious day a hearing was given New England Coke, Ammoni- AVERILL BROS. Old Town. Me. by the appropriations committee on a tation Co.—Gas, UNIVERSITY STUDENTS resolve in favor of the appointment by mn Sulfate 111,It I- • Co. I tt, the Governor and council of a resident. Consolidated Gas Can I'. Boston Varnish Co.—Varnishes, • 0 M. and during vacation. all-year treasurer of the Universitv NI. le handled on the side if desired. l'his bill was opposed by President Ale) Paints. etc. the out- who Morton—Var- Come in and get acquainted Best opportunity for those and the trustees, who said it would kg - Carpenter and should lk• Ds etc. will be in or near summer resorts. estate out of office Treasurer Charles J. nishes. Colors. es, HE.LLENBRAND'S Commission is liberal. Highest Dunn, who has given much of his time Everett Distilling Co.—Industri- must have. I' Clothing, Shoes, Hats, uriuisliiitgs grade rowboat motor manufac- and talent to advancing the interests of al Alcohol BL;., ME. 22 COMMERCIAL OLD TOWN. ture(l. I)irect factory supervis- the university, and Vi hose name is on Tuesday, March away will Co.—Foundries •.•••• in and sales; instruction. Ina:is' of the notes issued to bridge the NI General Electric may be. 4 Re- THE CAIEEE PERFECTION institution over periods of financial Machine Shops, Control and ti-Tobacc, MOTOR CO., stress. The committee has not yet re- search Laboratories, etc. DETRorr. NI tilt. ported on that bill. I'. M. Revere Rubber Co.—Rubber -ed barrels GE011(11., KING (;oods and An informal dance was held in the General Baking Co.—Bread had Sun- • gymnasium on Saturday evening after Pies cc? Ice C'ream Parlor L • March 23 the girls' basketball game. An unusu- NVednesday, as making 0140.0 M. Boston W oven Hose & Rubber ally large crowd attended and Rice's A. strides in Hose, Rubber ,rcheNtra from Bangor furnished the Co.—Woven music I )ancini.: lasted until 11.30. (100(15, etc. 1 440 to thr LA American Sugar Refining Co.— rls' basket- UNIVER- Sugar Refinery THE BOSTON HAVE WRITTEN STUDENT'S SUPPLIES YOU I'. M. Quincey Market Cold Storage f a certain SITY LAW SCHOOL POEMS! AT & Warehouse Co. Power and principles Trains students in the to have them revised or Refrigeration Plant in the technique Do 3-ou care ts in the UNIVERSITY STORE of the law and -Wiles Biscuit Co.—Bis- profession so as to best constructively criticised by successful Loose limber up of the Fernald Hall prepare them for active practice authors? If you do. then send us you,. cuits enings. wherever the English system of manuscript (stories, articles or poems ). Thursday, March 24 :e more a- la w prevails. We will criticise, and place them A. M. Merrimac Chemical Co., Wo- inter- ll? America's new place in prove to be acceptable for burn Works—Chemicals -- and com- should they girls' ha.- national politics P. M. l;eorge Baker & Co.—Chocolate. merce challenges the young publication. American. There is no actual charge for our Cocoa, etc. Balentinc's Co.— YOUNG'S He insist egt.ip himself services. If, however, you have iii .1 Tileston & Hollingsworth HICKEY FREEMAN 26 State St. new world conditions with a previously enrolled with the advisory ik Paper rush can knowledge of legal funda- BANcoR, MAIN( department of this association, we re Friday. March 25—Cambridge - mentals. during in that you end.'se the initial N. M. A. I). Little, Inc.—Chemical LAW—Its principles and ap- quest es? CLOTHES we must ask ot Lalkiratory B. B. B. Pipes plication to all business is of two dollars, which HI etc. FOR QUALITY W. D. C. Pipes almost as necessary to the each new contributor. There is Lever Bros. Co.—Soaps, cianing business man as it is additional expense, no future obligaf . I'. M. Carter's Ink Co.—Inks. Paste. to the lawyer. Better Look Them Keywoodie Pipes indispensable It must be realized that we can only etc. Is scholarships ($75 per Special be if aid to Onise of serious intent. If Cambridge Gas-Light Co.—Coal Over :k Real Pipe and Store year). are awarded to college pat do mean to strive for literary sue and Water Gas Faculty thou.: OF 1 UF I '. M. graduates. ways. March 26 Our Furnishings, too, are LL.B. requires 3 cess. we can help you ill many Saturday, Course for Co.—Laboratories school years. Those who have Our services are yours until we have A. M. United Drug turday with worthy of your inspection re eived this degree from this or actually succeeded in marketing at and plant Girls' Rifle other approved school of any least one of pour manuscripts. Send TRIP REGULA- . The fac- law may receive 1.1..NE on the INSPECTION !admitting to-day! :. girls fired ,mpletion of one year's resident TIONS direction Ilf enclose return postage with John T. Clark Company attendance under the Please is 's girls feel When in Bangor M. Bigelow. Several As each student taking the trip !IA N601( Dr. Melville (, katt.'os. victory and $25 and $50 scholarships open in excused from all class work in the Col- visit the NATIONAL LITERARY in future this course. lege of Technology during the inspec- For Catalog, Address ASSOCIATION tion trip period, lie is expected to meet Bowlodrome Amusement HOMER ALBERS, Dean 131 W. 39th St. each and every appointment promptly 11 Ashburton Place, Boston New York City at place specified. Failure to do so Department 78 NECKWEAR Parlors isorv may invalidate his privileges during the 69 remainder of the semester. A complete Bowling Alleys and 67 Excellent set of brief but complete notes indicating for each 58 NEWEST SHAPES Pool Tables industrial procedure employed before 55 NI) '1/ plant visited is required on or April 11. NEWEST PATTERNS 327 Headquarters: Adams House Note: Ile present at the assigned 92 LOWEST PRICES TRY A PAIR OF IA)* meeting place a few minutes ahead of 91 The party can not wait. *..1„1to - .• appointed tit0e. 89 “oldsmith Bros. BOSTONIANS -his • —as 8ti Orono, Maine IDEAL SHOE CO. SIP el 81 $ '11 NOTES Old Town, Maine Y. W. - — ••• 439 The annual election of the local Y. HEADQUARTERS FOR •••••411 W. C. A. cabinet members was held Friday. March 11 in the different dormi- If you want Furniture oi -- Sporting and - 1 ' !),--1,--.7-7:---- tories. The following girls were elect- ., slit any kind, call • ed : president, Alta Jones ; vice-presi- Goods -awe •• dent, Dori,s Twitchell ; secretary, Mar- the co-ed' Athletic gart Wolfe: treasurer, Margaret Man- in Alumni hogan si Callan chester; undergraduate field representa- Discount to Students •• Melo •6103RN.001. tive, Catherine Sargent. The other Main St .artn of 115-117 are to be artnients L CROSBY CO. members of the cabinet who Mechanical S. BANGOR, appointed by the new president will be eir annual 1.:1) Exchange Street Bangor announced later. For southern Office furniture THE HIPPODROME A joint cabinet meeting of the old YORK CITY a specialty Tel. 2340 MW and new cabinet officers was held Sun- lent of the people know that the two Hippo- day afternoon in the sun-parlor at Hal- has been Chalmer's Studio drome stages are gi„:antie Otis Elevator - entine Hall, so that the girls might a total r bined lifting an alumnus. whose plungers have meet Miss Mary Weisel, the Y. %V. Photography capacity in excess of half-s-millionpounds. 's between High Class field representative of the Northeastern be lowered to be used the Norti The main stage may who was paying a visit to the I MAINE AC% giving a depth of thirteen feet of division, chant BANGOR, a, a tank, of in- nega. water. local organization on her tour ie. will *4. spection of the college associations. • This may surprise some who know Otis • the girls only as makers of elevators. The Otis Miss Weisel discussed with d every country a Y. W. h60 AT Till institution, reaching out into the problems which confront 001elf: is a gigantic engineer- gave a con die° . of the civilized world, association on every college campus. METHODIST CHURCH organization devoted to the vertical Hall Sato': ing The advisers of the cabinet members Next Sunday!! transport,' in of men and materials. Nothing c to appear in this field is too big for Otis—nothing so were invited to meet Miss Weisel and Nlorning ‘‘, a-!..111/ he near in 10.3() A.NI. small that it has not been included in their the girls after the regular cabinet meet- sermon. C. 111.'s actaimplishments. ing for an informal discussion of col- S(1111111 ( Smoke B. nted 11.45 A.M. Sunday Pioneer in the elevator industry, leader from lege Y. W. questions. are two special classe . 1, All Day, They're Mild the fir-t, Otis still keep: years ahead and is ite Hospital. inventing and M. student.) 1.13c even now planning, building, fall. and tin U. of future leadership as sure as at 7.30, in the League Syr designing for a On Thursday evening hile on it- 6.45 P.M. Epworth that Otis now hold,. show sev- peoples' chapel, the Forestry Club will vice (The young be two of She letete$, buildings of The world eral reels of pictures. There will service.) Most has been that author mean when he ate egaipped leak Otis Vivid*? s. and one local picture Service with What did reels of technical ,he supervi 730 P.M. Praise opened the win- pastor. said if his hero, ELEVATOR COMPANY not connected with forestry. Science- short talk by the - ? OTIS ind threw • ItIt his chest the pictures are open to the entire -acquainted Half- dow and (Mr., in 2I Principal cities a Wail These the student" 8.15 P.M. "Get be very interest- song ser- student body and will better in - hour" ( Informal found has been dried and ing- vice.) America Ill 4 TIII MA1111 CAMPUS

Hearing done to Be Held in Bangor on won visas you sail Parfet Pssl Orders PAGE 6 SHA%N"s Fare Rates At A Rename Pnte froperly AttenOoe Ti Don't Bernard K. Hillson CANDIES at (Continued from Page One) the PRESSING CLEANSING AND DYEING HOULIHAN S PHARMAC' Over from sale Nov. 2 and not accepted after Red Front Store Orono. Maine Mill Street Dec. 2. Since that time it has been Oorno, Maine Telephone necessary to "dig" three times for the 167-2 seven cent fare for those going or com- OLD TOWN TRUST COMPANY ing fruit Bangor and twice for those .azlng.; and t. heck .-1,:count xxii from Old Town. Faculty and Student Account. Solicited The injustice manifested by the com- ORONO pany in evidently exaggerating "collu- MAIN. Mr. Patten sion" between students and employees Small thine to look for Gave a and seeming but a Bla thing iR1111111111111111111111111111111111,1111PIIN the desire of the company to and" to assess the most A Square fruitful source of Meal Presents Son revenue on the whole line, "all that the • • -efer the pipe to any other form of smoking. A good cup of culiec of Publisl tfort. tontenttnent. real satisfaction and traffic would stand," led to the com- plaint to the Utilities commission, NUFF SED • pipe. \V C Pipes give you this, and Lit with The Homo of Hart Schaffner and the hope that the true situation Marx Clotho . 1....soning process makes the genuine French might Roland 7 be impartially reviewed. Orono Restaurant Mr. briar o. ..! in sweet and mellow. Pick a good shape and publ XVhile the complaint alleges ylitor at your nearest dealer's, at your price. nine dis- 0/1iller 4nd Webster delive tinct grievances, particular ,rter stress will afternoon WM. DEMUTH 8, CO.. NEW YORK be made of the excessive charge for the Clothing Co. San( ton & Davidson -et. Pu WORLD'S LARGEST -141',ERS OF FINE P! E Bangor residents as well as those from Old Town jewelers artcularly ir Old Town, the latter paying nearly At the Robinson Corner Mt. ha‘e any Intel three times the original rate on the line, BANGOR Watches rat ten's paper %%Itile Bangor patrons pay' over double. Promptly •••• • thousani ride from Orono and Stillwater Clocks Repaired and ,1 States. the campus, in both cases less than half Jewelry . speaker of a zone, should be reduced, according Properly Pens ;,re,,ing one d GREAT to the petitioners. In both cases special & A GAME Old Town Hardware Hc said that tickets will again be demanded. Store Repaired Spectacles on many poin There's a game played by students From June until Fall. The matter N. SHIRO, Prop. of the evening service out ticular instano That is finer than tennis. or golf, or baseball. Bangor is the occasion Our Charges are Reasonable of much Snowshoes, Anintunition, Bucket-knive.s, any d,,ubt in I It develops the brain as football does grit: oimplaint and will be forcibly touched Guns, Mechanical Tools, Paints, H.-cry newsPaP It calls for courage, and patience, and wit : upon by witnesses from the student Oils, Varnishes • Itc But the fellows that win are fellows to cheer, body as well as by residents of Orono, Itangc its poli For they come back with funds for the next college year. i‘ho N. E. Latneau have been obliged to put up with Clo. C very cat The Map Selling Game is the best recreation il'; • -0 .langerously crowded conditions of the F necessary D A Hustler can find for his summer vacation. cars. Fielding especially on the last run out. candidates for both the var- Hart Schaffner and Mark ar tau this If to enter this game you ever shtnild want. As the increased sity' and freshmen cost of the trans- baseball teams at Clothes it that the 1 portation for the Harvard worked out for WRITE Bangor residents the first time Old Town, Maine supporters THE ranges from this week. Although $26 for six day trips dur- the Crimson is '0% discount on suits and overcoats „ of old THE NATIONAL SURVEY CO. ing 36 weeks, to $33 for week day trips lacking in battery candidates. the Har- r“spect of It for the whole year for some of the pat- vard coach has practically a veteran in- news: CHESTER. VERMONT. As his rons and as some 250 students and filed to work with. lietly in (lea (H. C.) others Patronize Our Advertisers CoLLEGF REPRESENTATIYFS: who are more or less effected, it —The Dartmouth. c.amtry naturally becomes a matter of consid- • art of his t %V. H. Preble, Phi Gam S. F. Hanson, Beta House erable moment to them as well as every- tirle 11011 P. J. Leach. Sigma Nu A. R. Grey, 103 H. H. H. one at the University. .„.1111r. Person J. H. Needham, 316 Center St., R. W. Clough, Phi Eta sticking to Old Town XV. It. Trecartin, 110 H. II. H. .,aiblication, a W. R. Jordan. 404 H. H. H. P. L. Girls Play First Varsity Game A. F. ORR Gray, 74 No. Main St. •o satisfy he With N. H. State Up=to.Date Photographer ...untering tt

••••••••••••••...11,1k...• (Continued from Page One) "mblications. LARGE GROUPS A SPECIALTY the best poli The last number of \Idrich and tine limiting the Maine Chris- Miss Hill featured at cag- Discount to Students tian Association Entertainment Cilurse ing the baskets. Tlw %i ante girls played iieekly is th 'Ain be prevent it ft given Friday, March 18, when a strong game but the visitors had the See us before going elsewhere l'he in case of a TENus Crawford Adams Company will edge at passing. Tlw work of Capt. Patte :ppear at Alumni Hall. The company Weatherbee and Miss Kritter at for- OLD TOWN, ME. ••• Mr. 'ibIlsists a page of Miss Ethel Hinton. Miss s arti of a high order. PENCILS !Ile, paper. V Nan Synott, and Mr. Crawford Adams. Tlw old Maine spirit was much in A perience that OR the student or prof., well balanced entertainment has been evidence and some lively cheering was Fthe pored, N. 1:Nt S out- built up around Mr. Adams. led by Ski Osborne. t., have p.s• risals all a wizard tor perfect pencil of the violin and Summaries: ' eahty. but work. 17 black degrees and a celebrated enter- tainer. (Cmotii 3 copying. NliN• SylThtt is the mil° pianist The shooting of fouls was equal to ORONO 'MEATH E and accompanist. American Lead while Miss Hinton is that of the men. Pencil(As. one of the best liked readers Capt. NVeatherbee made 5 out of 7 Thursday:, March 17 on the Mon. March 2I—Wallace Reid Banquet 217 Fifth Ave. platform. Their WI irk is entirely Miss Kritter made I out of 1 Viola Dana Nt,v, in "ALWAYS AUDACIOUS" York, keeping ith the high Miss Hodgdon made "CIN DERELLA'S 1 .1-1. standard set by 1 out of 2 TW I N" Sunshine Comedy A Mr. Adams NH,: Aldrich made 3 out of 5 Fri. March 18—Carmel Myers Tues. March 22—William Russell MAINE (13) N. H. STATE (15) "THE GILDED DRAIN" I lit ‘\ t'`.1 Tks "THE IRON RIDER" lan•it "Fantomas" No. 4 II Is Ii, II 55. Weatherbee (Capt.) If 1 (5) "Ruth of the Rockies" No. 13 coda:,r, prwti Sa hi rke sucril Crawford Adams Company Kritter If I (1) rb Merchant Saturday, March 19—Harry Carey Wednesday. March 23 the I I odgdon rf I fl) rb Boodey "HEARTS Ni Ill UP" Ethel Clayton I It algilon rf I (1 ) lb Morrill C. li! start inedy and NuNV.; "SINS OF ROZANNE" \l I'". ETHEL HINTON. READER Chase rf c Gerrish • •ent I he A SHORTER \II• NAN SYNOTT, PIANI-tr R ing c sc Spinney Alums MR. Bunker c rf Hill 2 SHORTHAND CRAWFORD A1)A:11S. VioustisT !•!, miters SYSTEM Icrscy Sc rf Flanders I fi .,ver 3 IN TEN EASY LESSONS ttill appear under the Item) lb If Aldrich 3 (3) .01 the Nora lb University This course c,%(Is ten tasy It SS,tt15 auspices of M. of Maine tliv C. A. Wessenger if which will enable the Student, Pro- rh It tics. Friday, Grover rb fessor, Journalist, Doctor, Lat%yur March 18 Tlw spc or anyone Timer: Miss Bird sucking a pr4)fessi‘snal S:00 P M.. ALUMNI HALL The State University Maintained Ii-: Sower: by career, to go thrti life with ltXt Miss Bartlett 1:1 per I \ • Ii 'IIC Time: the State and General cent efficiency. 3 10 minute periods Government ht. THIS COURSE Is short and COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.—Major subjects in Ancient inexpensive. and is History uss tI given with a and Art, Biology, Chemistry. Economics and Sociology. money back guarantee THEATRE Education, 1.tilager if not satisfied. STRAND English, French. German History, Latin, Mathe- matics, and 'i•,es of SEND Tins 01.1) TOWN Astronomy, Philosophy. Physics, and Spanish and curpm.; TO-n.xy Italian. Special provisions 711 prese hursday. for graduates of normal schools. -••-•^ March 17 Monday. March 21 COLLEGE or AGRICVLTURE.—Curricula Thos. II. Ince Presents Nazimova in Agricultural Edu PYRAMID PRESS: in "BILLIONS" cation. Agronomy, Animal PonasniltS 11 is Masterpiece "LY I NG LI PS" Husbandry, Biology. Dairy Hu. 1416 Broadway, Burton Holmes' "Travels" bandry. Forestry, For. W "BRIDE 13"--No. 14 Home Economics, Horticulture, Poultry Hus- New York Screen Magazine bandry, City School Course in Agriculture (two years). Short winter Gentlemen: Fri.. March 18—Dorothy. Dahon itt courses. Enclostd herewith is Tuesday. March 22 Farmers' Week Correspondence and lecture course $5.00 for "GUILTY OF LOVE" , which kindly sond me Justine Johnstone Demonstration work. your Scenic "Cruising in the The \ shorthand course in ten Sttbunans" In COLLEGE OF TECH NOLOG easy Comedy "A Four f.—Curricula in Chemical Engineer- 'heir mi lessons by mail. It is un.lerst,iod Cylinder Mt., Up" "T fir PLAYTHING OF BROADWAY" ing, Chemistry. Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Inmitte that at the end of tic( tlav, Saturday. March Mechanical I am 1'1 Wednesday. March 23 Engineering. '11e math not satisfied my money Ethel will Clayton in Buck Jones in MAINE AGRICULTURAL EXPE.R114 I able; gladly refunded. "A ENT STATION—Offices and cm- sy.NRRow" "JUST PALS" principal laboratories in Orono; Universal Experiment Farms in Mon- Wiirld Name Weekly—Universal Magazine Comedy "Don't 1Veaken" mouth and Presque Isle. GRADUATE. man; Street COURSES leading to the Master's degree are offered P by the various colleges. Winthrol City and State men. I NEW SUMNER Tram of six weeks (graduate and undergraduate CENTRAL THEATRE credit). next me Saturday. March ilittee A freshmen 19 For catalogue and circulars. address glee clut. has been t , ` ones med at Harvard. The new organiza Frank Mayo in ROBERT J. ALEY, President "Roman tion will appear at the Frechmen Jub- meeting "HONOR BOUND" OFZ(JN(), M INF ilee to be held in May. 'turn H Comedy "Fire Bugs" ''verY011 tend.