THlE MTCTTTGAN DAILY
Spring and
Summer
1910
Our Spring Specials
DESINS-Origiia1 ad Elusve
COLORINGS-The Newest
FABICS-Depedable
RELLS-Fles ig andiiHaonaus
IN-
Suitings, Vesings
Trowserings
Now Ready foe Yur Eaainatan
6. H. Wild Comfpaly
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News .......Lee A White
Assistant .......Harold Titus
Athletics .....Wilbur D. Elliott
Womaen .....Frieda Kleinstfick
Music and Dramsa...Hollis S. Baker
Exchanges ......M. B. McHugh
EDITOIiAL~S
JaniceIK. \Watkins Nlorrisoit Shatroth
Ctiat aes (,oodlG. S.Ibashier
Jliin 'T. Keniny
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ArttiucrB. ASe liau
Eredt laxsslli
Feast ROaseilt
'Mtorris Ilauser
JUST PUBLISHED
tarry 7. Bole
I). .linckley
ii WXa.de (Olivecc
Ilairry G. Myser
Chsarles 1.It.lylanider
NI. Matck Raii
action taken by the administraton ini
refusinig the use at Harbour gyma-
siiim tar the Friday iiighit address caini
sat be coinstriied as saicts opposition~. It
receives the appraval at these swlitarie
heartily ini symptathyitih the tityus
met. It cani te judged oats asa a wse
prevenative agaitnst all e xcuise taor a pos-
sibte swideititg at the eltasmat atut-
dents at the taco sexes, ishlicthis btinig
graduiattytiridged over atnt also agaicst
a precedenst sshichi wotildl sake it prac-
tically lumtassible to vdeny ilecuse at
uniiversity bailditigs tar the use at po-
litical purposes at the otaealy avoswed
sort, a condition svhicha tould be ita
obajectioiiable.
MUSIC AND DRAMA
Nssiis WaITNETHsEiAR.si.
The liatros tat the Nesw XXhitisey
Theatre hatve a treait ini stoire liar thieim,
Saturday, tiattittee aiidinight, Marcli,
it recoiimieindatioiigates liar aughst, air
"The Goleen Girl," the La Saille Thea-
Ire success, iswhichadail runaitoitsesveii
mthils there laist seasons. "The tGoldein
Girt" is by . elaiss Iough & Hoarcd,
thse authors it 'ThaeErtince ttoiioight,"
"A Stubblorn Cindere'Ita,"l"Hoieym'ooni
'Trail," "The 1Fltitt tingPicess"anid
"Miss :Naioboaiy irioim Statandi."
Thte scetnes of the piece ace lait ait
iN rext PaitlMailitary t caemy.eti T 'he
plat aiid dialogue shuts lsough & Ad-
aits itt the iterriest itmoeldsswtile Joiseph
Hoaard's miusic is satidto tat thttabest
lie h~as ever comipaosed.'ITis, togethter
avitha tetattthat Nedt XXaslasi atstagead
thse prodeusctiont, is itt atself atnissitratice
that it conttains tuanis stassI fcatuires.
'The pritnciptal tarts itt the cadlet miusical
pait'are ini tte Ihatds oifNWill tatdLCirtiss
atnd Marie Elynisisthe tforiser hinoss'
trsaii coast to coast as one osa the bst
character deliineators ini mttsicaltcinea-d),,
swhile Miss tFlynnahas bsets tromn'ttly
idenstif'iedsth-lileadinig umusical coaii-
paities liar seaveral seasanss, thouighs
scarcelt out at her itetns. Othlers itt
the caist isnclude Frainklyns Fairsutt, Jose
NJiemeyser, Maonitrose Nlc~sat, Eael Motiusn-
taut, Daist Lyle, MintalDatvis, Chsarles
Hosrts, Lets Fuller, atndetecrI'Raymondi,
assistetd lita ballei tetaan ctrusitf fitty
bseautitfil girls, tsar ehichs tle Sinagec
taocisstioans airs'ntied.
'l'wos cosipossitiosfoatethe avatlawiic
saventierc beore sects lives ill Anni
Arbotr anthetl'suite taeotrto ioiis
aid pianos ssill muairkatie tatcuilttconcert
toniighst is atticsit estpecialt intecest.
Viola plasyitng is somthinsg sit oftei
heard at the series sat conscerts givens ly
the tacuslty at the Sechool tat Susie, yet
it is aniti ntstrumsient thaItsuffers great
tpossibailities andsc its istroslueti statito
toniighat's ecotcert svill Ibactselecatied . Mr.
Samuitel tPicrsoansLockwoda, vhoat sill
plit the avallt this ev ensing, is asiabtles
pertoresrcaitd has opportunity tar ex-
cellesit swort its the coitpositiotis choseis.
Besiedes the iinstrueiiiitaliiuiiibers Mr.
Wilthiis Holanidswilt siing twitart bal-
lads. SXr. Howlande is especially good
in itsistypte atfswork atid both oathIle
sotigs selected have beeit tiost effectivecly
givetn by'tutuat toriter conicerts.
The conceert toitiglit is ace at the regu-
lar series sat taculty caticerts, aisd admnis-
siots is byt seasoti tickets or tby' sintgle
admissioin tickets, The contcert u-ill he-
gis at S oaclock. A esoitplete pragrait
tollows s
Sute tarrItso violiins anad piaino, op. 70'
Moeszkaski
Allegro eiiergico ; Allegro inoderatoa,
Lentto tssai M !otto vivace,
S Samuel Piersont Lockwood, Miss
Emily Webb Sadler, Mrs
George I3. Rhead.
Rigautdois...............Raff
Nocturise, Di flat ........... Chiopini
Motmetit giojoso ......... Moszkowski
Mrs. George BtRhseadt.
Two'rtt dBallads:
(a) Sir Oliit ....... Johsannt Loesee
its) Otini's Rile .....JohanniuLoaeave
NXiliaiis INsislande.
Viola :f
\Iarcltetalilder, Nas. 3 attds 4, O~p.
F aitasiestuck, F iiinosr, Op. 58, No.
a ....... ....... ....... .. . Situ
Saituel PiersoatiLockwsood
Fanttaie, F min~or ........... Chiopint
Mrs. George B. Rhead
Miss Mautite Z. HagbergAllent A.
Dudalte, accomipaniists.
atFirst tisie ini Ain Arbotr.
JexIteaLIT i'xriigtN i'OSTP'ONEDi.
A scisislic t fdates Itas niade Iitneces-
sacr- tsoIpestpoise the juniior lit luitcheon
scedeuledt tsr ~Tuesday, Marcel 8. The
ncev sate ftsar lutncheoaithas sot heesi
WE KNOW
swhoasmake our clothes atid where they
are isadve atisthoss- Yosu kitow who it is
sellitig theti. 'T'he isso shosuldl lit
esnousghi. ie andi you, the two.
HENRY & CO.
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J-1=ltansd all Operatic Music tor
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",IF WISHES WERE HORSES"
"tTHE LAST WALTZ"
Also the New Song
"I'm Going To Go To Ypsilanti"
Whichifiwileiiniutrodauced liythe GeClub.
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Have you fteard that alinger at the"
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