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prop- Duets for contralto and soprano are
esin- highly pleasing, but when sung by
inter- those whose voices blend so perfectly
as does Mrs. Jessie D. Reed's and
Miss Ada Grace Johnson's, they are
ce in particularly so.
from Both singers gave their numbers
with splendid artistic qualities and a
satisfying interpretation. Probably
the most satisfactory number on the
whole program was the duet "Prayer"
from Humperdinck's "Haensel and
Gretel." Both artists sang their sweet-
est and best in this number. Mrs.
Reed was most artistic in Schumann's
"Du Ring an Meinem Finger," while
Miss Johnson, although singing the
have Puccini arias with splendid effect
T TO pleased the most in Wolf's "Zur' Ruh,"
11 you and Spross' "Will o' the Wisp." She
have was forced to repeat this number as
was Mrs. Reed in Daniel's descriptive,
"In the Dark."

"Doctor De Luxe."
*n that charming musical comedy of
ppiness "Doctor De Luxe" Joseph
Gaites has shown himself a master
ertainer by giving everyone some-
ng he wants. For that large class
o admire feminine beauty there is
ne Hazelton, who is undeniably
utiful in a sugary way, and there is
>rgia Kelly whose personality has
pungency of allspice. For those
o crave humor there is the delightul
>llery of Ralph Herz. For those
nor loving folk too, that care for
icing there is Polly Prim of the
lliant eyes, humorous mouth and el-
uent feet and ankles. They who en-
music will find agreeable strains in
Hoschna music.

LITS AND ENGINEER SOPHS
4INGLE TOGETHER AT PROM.
Beneath the silvery rays of mellow
lights nearly three hundred lits and
engineers mingled harmoniously in the
tangled maze of the Soph Prom last
night. The rivalry for tickets which
developed between the two classes at
the eleventh hour found the committee
barely prepared for the increased at-
tendance.
Gowned in early spring creations of
the modiste, the fair guests lent a
wealth of light and color to one of
the daintiest affairs of the year.
Without the introduction of special
or unusual feature's, the party was suc-
cessful as a class affair. Even the
grand march was omitted in the effort
to make the function less formal.
The armory, where the function oc-
curred, held the dancers till a late
hour last night. The chaperons were
Prof. and Mrs. Percy Ash, Dr. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Hall, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick Jordan.
Cornell Draws on Athletic Fund.
The recent report of the Cornell
Athletic Association shows that foot-
ball and baseball failed to balance the
losses sustained in the other lines of
sport. The crew lost $10,000, track
athletics lost $7,000, while football
gained $5,000, and baseball $1,000, thus
making it necessary to resort to a sink-
ing fund to meet the expenses.
PEN WAR RESULTS
FROM STRAW VOTE.
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was directed against the Governor. We
protest against the use of our name or
reputation , by irresponsible and ran-
dom mud-slingers, as a political weap-
on against Governor Osborn, or to slur
the Daily.
Mr. Payne has refused to produce
his evidence, or to retract.
Signed. GEO. H. BISHOP,
C. J. TINKER,
HUGO MUELLER.
Protest Corn. Mich. Socialist Society.
WIRELESS IS BEING WORKED BY
ENGINEERS.
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obtainable in a north-southerly direc-
tion are much greater than those which
can be effected in an east-westerly di-
rection. Mountains and land gener-
ally obstruct the propagation of short
waves when sunlight is present,though
not during the hours of darkness.
Owing to the .fact that the field is
only a limited part of electrical en-
gineering, and the same mathematical
principles hold in general, as in other
branches, the subject of wireless-or
more properly, radio-telegraphy-is
covered in a single course.

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ADLOCK OCCURS IN
R JURISTS ELECTIONS.

Two deadlocks occurred in the elec-
on of class day officers by the sen-
r laws yesterday. None of the five
andidates for class prophet received
majority sufficient to elect, and a
;ecial election will be held at which
ae choice of the class will rest be-
veen Beverly Vedder and George
umphreys. A similar tie resulted in
ie case of class poet, P. H. Cale and
rm. Blaess, being the two remaining
indidates. E. C. Middleton was the
ale nominee for valedictorian. F.
inks was chosen historian, and Lang-
on Larwill the representative to pre-
mt the class memorial.
WOULD NOT ALLOW JUDICIAL
REVIEW OF LEGISLATIVE ACTS

The sale of resE
Monday morning, Ma
Music, in accordancE
turn,their regular c
the prices given belo
Monday, March 4, t(
Monday, March 11,
Monday, larch 18
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S. Smalley, of the University of Michi-
ve you gan in speaking today before the con-
ference of the Western Economic so-
ciety on "Judicial Control of Admin-
istrative Acts" said that the delays in-
separable from judicial proceedings
Y rob industrial legislation of much of
its value. He declared that adminis-
Mich trative regulation must be free from
judicial',review.

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Election of class day officers, senior
lit, today, 10 to 12, Tappan hall.
Tryouts for junior girls' play this
morning at 10 o'clock, Sarah Caswell
Angell Hall,

YgcredA" PUBLIC SERVICE
itely an-
d 7-8 p m Are you acquainted with the fact that you can buy All Popular
Sheet Music at ten cents per copy at Grinnell Bros, 120 122 Liberty
, 2,. St.? Also one-half off on Opera and other music. Bargains in Pianos
and small musical goods.

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'AN SHIRTS for the SPRING of 1912 open
many new and attractive patterns, different in
its Spring and in this particular, the Manhattan

te, while a great many figures will also be found in this line.
neckwear is also at your disposal, and we venture to say that we can
e assortment of four-in-hands and bat wings that are now being
t, in quality, style, and price, and nowhere will you be able to find
tterns selling at 50 cents, as we can show you.
?ONLIN& FIEGEl1
00-202 South Main Street

MAJESTIC,
The Show tonight is
conceeded to be one
of The Best this
Year
BIG SONG FESTIVAL
Matinee Today 3 p.m.
The Daily
For the rest of the year

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