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TH E ICHIGAN DAILY has long been demanding recognition
from Europe, and our musical journals
Official Newspaper at the University like to boast that we are making valu-
of Michigan. able contributions to the world's best
Published every morning except Mon- music. I-low can we expect the music-
.. day throughout the school year. .. al world to take us seriously? How
Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- can we expect to do great things in
bor, Michigan, under Act- of Con- music until we learn to hold up our
gress of March 3, 1879. 1heads? No nation ever achieved mili-
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MANAGING EDITOR.
Walter K. Towers.
BUSINESS MANAGER
Albert R. Dilley
Editors.
tary glory or international prestige
that had not first experienced thrills of
power, confidence, and patriotism. If
ve are to have the respect of the world
of music, we nust first manifest a bet-
ter musical patriotism.
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All the Best Novels of the Year NoW oil the
Are a Few Titles.
The Harvester-- -Porter..............
The Iron Woman---Deland ............ .
The Meature of a Man-Duncan.......
The Broad Highway-Farnol..........
A Likely Story-DeMorgan...........
Kennedy Square- Hopkinson Smith.
The Prodigal Judge-Vaughn Kester.
Mother t arey's Chickens- -Wi~rgins..
TherSecret Garden-Burnett..........
The Marriage Portion-Keays..........
She Buildeth Her House Comfort......
The Long Roll-J]ohnston.............
W A H R University
News Editor.......Harry Z. Fo12
Assistant...........Frank Pennell
Athletic Editor........Karl Matthews
Assistant...........G. C. Eldredge
Music and Drama ....Earl V. Moore
Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee
Files..............Emmett Taylor
Editorials.
Arthur B. Moehlman Walle W. MerritT
'Frank Shaw Maurice Myers
Edward G. Kemp.
Night Editors.
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Maurice Toulmn
Loren Robinson
Wallace Weber
Mack Ryan
Robert Gillett
C. Harold Hippler
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OFFICE HOURS: Managing Editor,
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OFFICES: Ann Arbor' Press Building.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1911
Night Editor-C. Harold Hippler. .
Musical Self-Respect.
In our feeble way, we would rec-
ommend to the meditation of American
artists the sentiments expressed by
Madame Pasquali regarding the merit
of the productions of American song
writers. It makes us more than a little
optimistic to know at least one Amer-
ican singer of first rank who does not
apologize for the presence of Amer-
ican songs on her program. We arcs
personally too proud of our small
achievements in the field of music to
criticise Madame Pasquali's program
as a combination of the "common" with
she lofty. We do not, indeed,- pretend
to give to our native productions equal
rank with a Mozart aria. But we con-
tend most.heartily that our native
songs have a legitimate place in a
Choral Union song recital. America
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Dear Ed:--Now that the suffragette
is among us can't the local variety be
persuaded to become militant?
Yours for excitement,
"BORED."
NOTICE FOR GIRLS ONLY!
s:ep 81 I Uo sI rue: doaro i l-s-S
--The Daily Illini.
Our Buse Manager is in an awful
state., He wrote a letter to the "one
and only" on Sunday last and then
journeyed eight miles east with the let-
ter in his pocket. Something slipped
and before he recovered, the epistle
was beyond recovery. Now he's won-
dering what the effect of the Ypsi post-
mark will be.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS FOR
ENGINEERS TO BE HELD 800N
Any engineer who cares to take the
civil service commission examinations
will have the opportunity of doing so
here in Ann Arbor.
Beginning December 27, and contin-
uing until January 9, exams will be
held for the following positions: Rod-
man, Dec. 27, salary $1080 to $1320;
Bridge designer, Jan. 3, salary $1920 to
$2400; Draftsman, Jan. 5, $1080 to
$1320; Architectural engineer, Jan. -9,
$1920 to $2400.
The examinations will be held in
Room 1006 of the city hall.
DR. BERTHA VAN HOOSEN OF
CHICAGO TO ADDRESS WOMEN
Dr. Bertha Van Hoosen, '84-88 M,
of Chicago, will address the Women's
League at the next regular Friday af-
ternoon entertainment on, "The Open-
ings in the Medical Profession for
Women." br. Van Hoosen is on the
staff of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons in Chicago. She will stay at
the Alpha Epsilon Iota sorority of
which she is a member.
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
Dec. 13.-Henry J. Hadfield, S. L. A.
Course.
Dec. 13.--Forestry Club.Smoker at Un-
ion.
Dec. 13-16.-"The Awakened Rameses."
Dec. 16.-Senior Lit Dinner Dance.
Dec. 13.-Forestry Club Smoker. in
room 407, Engineering building.
Dec. 14.-Lecture on "Le Romantisme
Francais" by Prof. Moritz Levi at 5
o'clock, Tappan Hall, auspices Cer-
cle Francais.
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