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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
UNITARIAN CHURCH
Official'newspaper at the University of Mich- State cor. Huron'
igan.
Published every iborning except Monday dur-R. S. LORING, Minister
ing the university year. Morning Service at io:3o
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rnerea at te postomece at Ann Arbor, Mich-
igan.under Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
Offices Ann Arbor Press Building.
subscription Price: By carrier, $a2.5; by
mail $3.00.
Want Ad Stations: Press Building; Quarry's
Pharmacy ; University Pharmacy ;
C. H. Davis. Cor. Packard
and State.
Phone: Bell, 960.
Maurice Toulme ..........Managing Editor
Adna Johnson ............. Business Manager
News Editor Sporting Editor
Li. Beach Carpenter Gordon Eldredge
Assistant to Manager
Fred Foulk.
Leonard RieserI.......intercollegiate Editor
Robert Tannahill .....Music and Drama
Harold Abbott ................. Cartoonist
NIGHT EDITORS
Leo Burnett
REPORTERS
Carl tn Jenks Beus Kline
Y. F. J. Hsu Chester Lang
T. F. McKinney H. C. Rummel
ASSISTANTS TO BUSINESS MANAGER
Sherood Field Harry Johnson
John Leonard
BUSINESS STAFF
Myron Watkins F. G. Millard
Arthur H. Torreys A . R, Carpenter
Mussel A. Runyan
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1913.
Night Editor-F. F. McKinney.
THE STUDENT COUNCIL.a
The Michigan Daily is thoroughly
democratic in its ideals and principles.
We believe heartily in student self
government, and we will always cham-
pion the self government cause.
At the same time we realize that$
the price of student government is
eternal vigilance. Student government
means to us, government by all the
students. Some authority must be
delegated, but as far as possible each
and every student must be made to
feel his responsibility. Each and ev-
ery student must have the opportunity
to be intelligent on the issues of the
day.
For that reason, The Michigan Dai-
ly stands opposed to executive ses-
sions by the student council. For that
reason, The Daily criticised the coun-
cil because of its stand on Friday
night.
On Tuesday night, The Daily will go;
before the council to state its position
and ask to have the executive ses-
sion motion taken off the books.

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YOUNG PEOPLES' SOCIETY
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The City Ugly Campaign
SPEAKER
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Come in and examine the coat we have made up, then
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A telephone call will bring us to your house with a
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voters. Most of these are freshmen.
Very few first year men who vote in
a university election have any real
interest in seeing any one candidate
elected. They simply vote because
they are directed by their friends who
wish to see certain persons elected.
The difficulty would probably be
done away with to a great extent if
all the freshmen were eliminated from
these elections. They would then be
compelled to wait a year before vot-
ing and could study conditions. Dep-
rivation of the ballot for a year would
make the first year men appreciate
the, ballot more when they were en-
franchised.

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FOR MICHIGAN.
Friday morning The Michigan Daily
started a series of articles on Michi-
gan and her greatness. Michigan is
a great university because she is sym-
metrical, great in education, great in
athletics, great in humanity, great in
numbers and great in spirit.
It is our purpose to show this many-
sided development in articles that are
to appear at regular intervals for the
next few months. We do not care to
say just how great Michigan is in
comparison with any particular uni-
versity. Rather it is our purpose to
show that Michigan is great, and com-
parisons are not only odious, but un-
necessary.
Suggestions from persons interested,
will be greatly appreciated. At best
we have many things to learn that
might be at your tongue's end.

At this season in the year begins
the danger period in the health of ev-
ery student. Now, if ever, thin chests
and spindling limbs need to be reen-
forced against disease.
Michigan offers to her hundreds of
health imperilled men the finest equip-
ment for physical salvation. That
gymnasium was built for you, Mr.
Spindleshanks. Those dumb-bells, Mr.
Thinchest, were not designed for
Olympic victors. They were purchased
as a necessity, and the necessity is
most obvious in many cases. -How-
ever much we may lag behind Euro-
pean universities in individual physi-
cal training, still we have the appa-
ratus if you are wise enough to use
it.
So don't let the chest sag! A hear-
ty vigor will mean more for you in fu-
ture life than all, the intellectual ad-
vantages of university training.
THREE BIG MEN.
In Dr. Theodore G. Soares, Edward
C. Mercer and Graham Taylor, the uni-
versity Y. M. C. A. has secured for
its Sunday meetings three of the most
effective reformers and speakers in
the country. Their message should be
particularly powerful when given to
audiences of university men who are
keenly alive to the problems these
men have dealt with.
Don't loaf on the street Sunday
night, after supper! Drop in at the
Majestic meeting and hear a vital mes-
sage from a big man.

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Come Up and Try
George's Chop Suey
Delicious Chinese and American Dishes.
341 South State StreE tPhose 1244-L
Request Mutual Wireless Tests.
H. S. Sheppard, University wireless
operator, has received communica-
tions from the wireless departments
of Pennsylvania State College, and the
University of St. Louis, inquiring as
to the feasibility of carrying on mu-
tual tests of apparatus, in connection
with the wireless research in those
schools. Michigan is already handling
tests with the University of North Da-
kota at Grand Forks, and will branch
out into the east and south accord-
ing to Sheppard. Penn State has an
experimental license similar to that
held by the local station.

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The Michigan Daily believes that
one' reason for the general dissatis-
faction with elections in which the
whole university participates is that
there is such a mass of uneducated

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