Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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THE NUVETEEN HUNDRED E5 FIVE COL UMBIAN The om Exchange ank Wz'llz'a71z G52 Beaver Szvwzif, Ncfiv Terk Capital, Surplus 3253 Profits fE5,3oo,ooo.oo Presidaaf VV ILLIAM A. NASH Vice-P1'e5z'r!en fs THOS. T. BARR WALTER E. FREVV Cafbier F. T. MARTIN dssisfaal Cafbierf W. E. WILLIAMS WM. H. KETCHUM U azifefivzbf raaaa ffjfb Streez' 55 Broadway DEPOSITORY FOR COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Manager T. B. JOHNSON fifcffuiyofy Baan! NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER FRANCIS S. BANGS B. AYMAR SANDS WILLIAM A. NASH FRANCIS M. BURDICK WALTER E. FREW iii

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'THE NINETEEN HUNDRED 699 FIVE COLUMBIAN The CHELTE HAM Prem HE estimates of The Cheltenham Press contain three items of cost: Intelligent superintendenceg labor and materials. ffxlntelligent superintendence is costly,-men who have the ability to furnish it command high salaries. fLThe work of The Cheltenham Press is cheaper measured by rafulfr than that of printers whose estimates include only labor and materials. lLOften the money expended on unattractive Work would suf- fice to purchase a really good thing in the same quantities. flxlt is not the policy of The Cheltenham Press to teach any man his business, but to place at his disposal the technical knowledge which it has been its endeavor for years to collect. .LThe Cheltenham Press does not submit dum- mies and prices in competition, but is most happy of the opportunity to show its past Work in competition with that of any other house. Qlt does submit dummies and prices for approval, criticism and suggestion. Qlf these fail to satisfy any prospective client in every possible particular-including the amount to be spent -negotiations are at an end and no charge Whatever is made. Dummies, layouts and suggestions are not for sale. QLNO discounts. ILNO price can be changed but by a corre- sponding change in quality or quantity. QlxBut if there be the slightest dissatisfaction when the Work is finished, no matter Whose the fault-it is done over Without question. 1LThe Cheltenham Press places at your disposal the services of the best men to further your business interests in so far as your business interests can be furthered by printed matter, and it makes you the solejudge of the value of these services, after they have been rendered. 15o FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK

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THE NINETEEN HUNDRED Q99 FIVE COLUMBIAN 1784.-Iooq. The Bank of New York L ational anking Association is WALL STREET, NEW YoRK ORGANIZED MARCH 15, 1784 INCORPORATED AS A NATIONAL BANK 7UL T, 1865 Capital, 5 2,ooo,ooo Surplus, 32,5 oo,ooo OFFICERS HERBERT L. GRIGGS, Preridefzf JOHN L. RIKER, Vim-Prefidefzt CHARLES OLNEY, Cfzflzier COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK OFFERS To Undergraduate Students Courses for men in Columbia Col- lege, and for Women in Barnard Col- lege, leading to the degree of A. B. A two-year course for men and women in Teachers College prepara- tory to the professional courses for intending teachers. To Professional Students Courses for men leading to appro- priate degrees in Law, Medicine, Ap- plied Science Qincluding Mining, Met- allurgy, Chemistry, Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineeringj, and in Architecture. For men and Women in Education, through Teachers College, leading to the degree of B. S., and to the appro- priate professional diplomas. To Graduate Students Courses for men and Women leading to the degree of A.M. and Ph.D., un- der the Faculties of Political Science, Philosophy and Pure Science. Information Regarding each course is found in the Annual Catalogue Cpp. 5385, price postpaid, 25 cents, and in Special Bul- letins of Information, furnished With- out charge. Any of these, and -any further information desired, may be obtained from the Secretary of Co- lumbia University, N. Y.