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THURSDAY, 'JANUARY 22, 1914.
Night Editor-H11en ry C. Rummel,
A COMPROMISE..
Without taking any sides in the fra-
ternity controversy, without ekpress-
ing 'any sentiments favorable or unfa-
vorable, we' express' a sincere hope
that the disputant~s wll settle the diffh-
culties among themselves.
If there is anything in 'student self-
governmient, in' student capability,
adaptibility -and broadmindedness, the
golden opportunity is the present:
There is a principle at stake here, ev-
en broader and more fundamental,
than the fraternity differences, If it
is 'necessary to Icall -in putside *help at
every ruption, nio mattraP how efficient,
how sympathetic or how broad, it is,
there is not only a. damaging admis-
sion, but also a display ' of suspicioni
that bespeaks an~ything but tolerance.
Mutual suspicions seemz to' sway the
situation at the presen~t time. Obvious-
ly these must be unseated if anything
~to be accomplished'.
common discretion; if they would be
as careful as in choosing, furnishings
for their own homes, for instance.
If the custom is to be couttinued, it
must prove that it is worth while.
What is, wanted is a memorial that is
no legs beautiful than utilitarian, a
memorial that not only pleases the eye
but is of practical value to Michigan,
a memorial that you will not be asham-
ed to .point out with p~ride" when you
return for your twenty-fifth reunion.
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The Pennsylvania club, composed of
30 Pennsylvania women, was organiz-
ed at a meeting held last Tuesday'
night at 216 North State street. The
constitution was adopted, and the fol-
lowing officers elected: president, Dor-
othy Sturgeon, '16; vice-president,
Mary Fisher, '17; secretary, Mary Pur-
dy, '15; treasurer, Alma Knoepp, '15.
The aim of the society is chiefly social,
but its members hope also to further
the cause of Michigan in Pennxsylvania
in every posstble way.
Shailer Matthews of Chicago is ex-
pected to spear. to university women,
at Newberry hall next Sunday after-
noon. There will also be reports fror
some of the w,\omen wvho attended the
(Christian association convention in
Kansas City.
All .faculty and university women
are cordially invited to attend the fare-
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MEMORIALS.' Catherine Bigelow at 4:00 o'clock Fri-
In a short time the various senior day afternoon, in B~arbour gymnasium.
memorial committees will be racking The athletic committee will give a
their respective brains in an attempt, luncheon for rMiss Bigelow Saturday
to choose an effective remembrance to noon at the home of Mrs. Jordan.
leave the university. FPollowing thr.
lead of memorial committees in the UNIVERSIT'Y NOT ICE,,
past,, some of them will foolishly go,,
beyond their depths and attompt to do Mandolin Club rehearsal at 4: 4;.
the impossible with ' their Almited o'clock this afternoon.
mneans. Others, heavily pressed by the, Student council election, '19 15E, Fri-
problem, will leaveaillwance to some day, 10:45 to 12:15 o'clock, roonm 348
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The custom of leaving memorials is C ines photo-dramna, "Quo Vadis?" haF
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Vadis?" will be among the attractions' et i uht rn u h
at the Whitney theater during the of the Art Blalad. .P z
month of February.'
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-Mr.IfoOhtnl BaladsFramer of Ediucational Bill Dies
Dr. John Avery, former state legis'-
Four ballads by Johann Carl Loewe
comprises the program that Mr. Will-I lator, and member of Congress, died
lam Howland offered at the University yesterday morning in Greenville, Mich.
school of music yesterday afternoon, in 1869 Dr. Avery introduced into the
Except for the last measure of "Sire state legislature the bill providing
Oluf," which lacked the necessary dra- frteetbiheto odcto
matic intensity, the recital was note- frteetalsmnIf odcto
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