Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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September 26-Thompson, '95, out calling, hurries back to Dorm at 9:00 p. m., fearing he will be locked out. i w e 'l ' 3llfl,ll'l serial Qifi -mx KA . X , ., I he A 11 llltim' V NWN Hill ll 321'-lj Ag Nl! km -E' ' iq -l a e. E' .U Sl 1 C. x I ,J , ' 1 H H ealy ll lll m y ' l- he ll ' llglljllwgyllwilllllllgiqll E1 ws 1,1x?: fl mf P ff lllll Fil fl llfflffllln LT lilill-a la? gf ,fn Tc ,M ' ,MTH iff f J ala WL- i xxlfli lltllll 2 'Q ll l l l I r llililll QQ ? if' , o .,,. ,W A.,, 1 lg -'. ' ' -1 Alun :V l J r r r if Q cM l Q or are JQQQ QQL dl , FIRE PROOF M45 American Plan, 33 to S5 per Day. European Plan Rooms, Sl to 82.50 per Day TI-IE MOLLENDEN IVIOTEIL CO FRANK A. BROBST, MANAGER September 27-The Fresh stay up all night waiting fo1 Sophs to put up their Hag. XV.

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September 24-College year opens. -1-'PHE Qitizens' Swing OC iglodn ASSOGIOYIOD, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Commenced Business August I, 1868 CAPITAL, - 31,000,000 J SURPLUS, - - - 900,000 UNDIVIDED PROPITS, - 70,000 DEPOSITS, - - - 5,740,000 Interest paid on amounts remaining on deposit Over thuty days. I Loans made on real estate mortgages. Loans made on approved collaterals. HENRY B. PAYNE. VVILLIANI BINGHAIVI. FREDERICK W. PELTON. JOSEPH TURNEY. s. C. BROOKS. KAUFMAN HAYS. WM. EDNVARDS. JOHN HAY. HIRAM. H. LITTLE. W. B. CHISHOLM. H. W. LUETKEMEYER. J. K. WADE, JR. E. T. HAMILTON. J. M. JONES. WILLIAM S. JONES, Pres. and Treas. FRED. C. IV. PELTON, Vice Pies HORACE B. CORNER, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer H. W. LUETKEMEVYER, Vice-President. DIRECTORS .... It E. P. YVRIGHT. GEO. YV. HOXVE. ' S. T. EVERETT. C. NV. BINGI-IAM. VV. S. JONES. LATHROP COOLEY. TI-IOS. JOPLING. AMOS TOVVNSEND. S. H. CURTISS DOUGLAS PERKINS. HORACE B. CORNER XV. D. REES. SABIUEL IVIATI-IER. D. C. TAYLOR. DAVID Z. NORTON. Only thirteen of '93 return. XIV .

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4 A- 6' A Every '1 I, agp, A4 smile of satisfaction plays across the features of the man who wears the Lir1ene Rever- 1 sible Collars each morning as he X ill J discards the old 'i-79 one and buttons 1 l on the new one. lx I X Think of it! A I lt Z Q new collar l I, every day and at no great- ' i er ex- pense-in fact for less money than pl ii the old-fashioned linen collars. The Linene Reversible Collars are faced on both sides with fine cloth, and when Worn cannot be distinguished from the most expen- sive custom-made linen collars-they are perfect in style, being shaped in very latest fashion-in both 'K turn down for every-day wear, and 4' standing for dress wear. Why not try them? Q It will cost you only 6c. to get a sample of any style collar and a pair of cuffs thrown ing or, you can get a box of TEN collars or Hve pairs of cuffs for 25c. They are cool, comfortable and cheap. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE. REVERSIBLE COLLAR COMPANY, 24 Exchange Place, Boston, Mass.