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2 THE UNIVERSITY O1 MICHIGAN DAILY

Patlsised Daily (Sndays sxrepted dr g the
College yea, at
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
OricE: The Ilad Pes, Heatng Block.
Bllh Phoe,ta.
AANAGING EDITOR.
F. EOELAasaca, '01 L.
HUIscNESS MANAGER.
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EDIITORS.
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borttt Laty Committees.
P11cc.IClonloo'ctclas yannocdc d
the cil it ci c 1 Ctccioyes e ticay: i
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Attct/to eC 'c. i1111
SThe gadualtngc exercieseefatht~e
laes at Jacary, 19t, at Detreit Cen-
teal liOglchaeceecwa le,,in te cuil
itoriumcofet tchol hbuildng yester-
eay tocrnincgc, rat. Jhn . Reee,
Pl. D., in charge afthe1c deprtmect ofa
lhyis at the Unierity, delivered
the address. Prof. Reed tokc fr hi
suhjet, "he Relatin oathlie Highc
Schonl In the cEate."
"Mihigan is aunique itc the excl-
lence at her high shos," said the
specicer, "whlich is largely lae to the
influence at the University at the
state, whirls largely increases the at-
tendance at the high scolsl.
'hronghaot Michigan te grwth in
attetieance at the schosohaa been
wandernl and outt at all prprtin t
the ncrease in scholippanition.
which under ordinary cirnmtance
nmight e extected t e the lgical
canoe at increased attendance at
schools.
The penmenal increase in ct
tendance icicn high schols and uni-
versities diring the pat law years
is a tact at prime edcatinal in-
tportance. There is scarcely a city in
the eate in which the attendance in
the high cheolba nt largely in-
creaeed; ..a many cases dubed r
trebled, atnd icc somea cases qadractlei,
within the pat 13 years. A glance ai
lie report at the state sperintecdeit
at public instrutctin tr the years 188
and 1999showsta tclin all the i-
portant high schois a srrising in
reasenent in enrlment is aotce -
able.
"Taking in their order lie te
principal iigh schaols in the state, we
find that frtm 1891 ta 1899 the enrall-
meal in Ann Arbr rse ram 46Is
682, Jackon ram 296 Is 448, Battle
Creek trans 156 tIa.36, Saginw, E. S.
tram 28 Ia 59, aamaooram 16
to 409, Mskegn ram 88toIa421.
Grand Rapids ram 491 Ia 1562, while
in Detrit the high schol enrlment
ese ram 784 Ia 2494."

Organization oif junior Hop Commit-
tee.
'T'ccjuioir cap ccoittee bald a
mceeticig yesterday aftercno n tocomc-
plete arrangements ftlie cap. Thce
comcmaitee is orgacnized as (allows:
Gecncral Chairanc Edwcin Paot, Sig-
Secretary, Wcn. K. ciliasAlpiha
Delta Plct.
Trrasucrer, W W _v' .cnaSigmca
Comittliee Arcrangemccents-Chiarman.
K. H. VancCleve, Beta Tta cPt A. S.
Houcki, Sigma AlphcaCyasilon; J. Mi.
Wcemaore, Delta Kappa Eipsiloc.
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hirtociebutld, Iopoendenc; H. J.Cccamp-
Cccitatiee oiKocpion-1Cchticrmanii
E.cc l.Kifer, DoltaI Upslilon;1'cili Gracy
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Parker',s Campus
'C afe+-++++++ French Cook in Charge
FURNISHiESOFIRST-CLAISS BOARD.
REGULAR BOARD $2.75. 11EAL TICKETS $3.00. Short
ardcrs promptly filled. Fresh Home Made Candy now on hand
with thc famous Sponge Caranoel a specially. Pop corn halls
and salted peanuts nosy ready. Caoe in and try them.
W S. PARKER
709 N. University Avenue
++++++++++++++++++++++fi rUti ti
il-IHoliday
-ci7 \4'(l k Goods
Ilkf - Stabler's Art Store 217 so. 41h Ave.
New State, 173.
B 1ICYCLES STORED
L) FOR THlE WINT ER
Attica low caeof
iptcac ScMacsel thcat the layer 21 cents per mconthi
cc confoctcinnsocinnattreacst i; LEO N SHAW, - 117 E. Ann St.I
w litiscc chacolate we nmake t i
7East Washingtonan ccd 316 ScuMh
a e ate. Ec-erythinug in the candy TypewriterCoyn
tine in pusrity' yaoll ficnd ct Hangstec'- frsCopy 3- el 00 ing.
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U PORTABLE LAMPS, ETC.,
A SPClIALTY.SAIocTeARYcPL'MIcNG, STircAND HOTc no ERHc A TlINGcc.
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A C V C Q I C O U "P E S osod and P rm pt Sc v e
SPIPE TOBACCOa
3S.SMAIN ST. /
zz-T ° TION COURSE TICKETS
The Guarantee on
6s~
., ..4....a$ 1.50 REDUCED TO $1.50
SHIRTS ,,"-
is not all that makes them good- SUASBN ~ ,
itts the material in them-the way anSO therS *AND
they fit-the amount of valne you an SxOte
get for ( Fine Numbers for
S ONE DOLLAR
-it At Your Farnisher or Clothier
- Sousa and his Band, University Hall, Mond;
CLUETT, PEABODY & Co. Evening, February 20.
(SuccesnsorstotCauettCona & to.)
f-IEADQUIIRTE.RS FOR
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STEEL PENS.
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