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News Editor Sporting Editor
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Fred Foulk.
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Leonard Rieser.. ..Intercollegiate editor
Robert Tannahill.........Music and Drama
Harold Abbott................ Cartoonist
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York Life, written by Bayard Veiller,
will be presented at the Whitney the-
atre tonight with a clever
cast and a lavish production. This
play, which depicts a girl's struggle
in the underworld, after having been
unjustly sent to prison, is the tri-
umphantly successful dramatic offer-
ing of the year in both New York and
Chicago.
"The District Leader."
Another successful musical tabloid
comedy, "The District Leader," writ-
ten and composed by Joe Howard, will
be the attraction at the Whitney the-
atre the last three days of this week,
with matinees Friday and Saturday at
3:00 o'clock.. A company of 35 people
and all of the original scenery will
be provided. Prices ranging from 20
to 35 cents will prevail.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1913.
Night Editor-Leo N. Burnett
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WATCH YOURSELVES!
UNIVERSITY NOTICES.
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Watch out 1914, you are in grave
danger. Your splendid record as a
class is about to be jeopardized. You
whlo would accuse, think twice, before
you speak. What may seem technical-
ities to you, may be moral issues to
others. Be temperate and trust in the
fairness and honesty of the student
council.
Remember above all else, that no
one is playing politics. It is no clique
movement. Men whose honesty. is
above impeachment judged the case.
Justice prevails. Show loyalty to
yourclass and to Michigan institutions
by accepting their verdict. Otherwise,
you will but repeat the faux pas of
1911.
FIGHT 'EM.
The leashes will be cut on Saturday
and the underclassmen, forcibly sup-
pressed until the present, will clash.
The fight will be manly, open, class
against class. It will be a brave man's
fight.
All that public opinion that ,has de-
plored night hazing, heartily supports
the annual rush. It is so heartily sup-
ported that Saturday morning classes
are dismissed by faculty order. The
student council has taken it under
its protecting wing.
Michigan custom demands that ev-
ery able bodied freshman and sopho-
more be on hand Saturday morning to
defend his class. But as we said be-
fore, it takes a brave man to enter
the scrap. No loyal classman can miss
it.
Are you to show that you are a brave
man as well as an underclassman?
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The second faculty concert of the
year will be held this afternoon at 4:15
o'clock in the school of music. Mrs.
George B. Rhead of the piano depart-
ment will offer an interesting and var-
ied program.
"Within the Law."
"Within the Law," an intensely in-
teresting drama of present day New
Junior engineer class election Fri-
day p. in. 2:00-6:00. Room 411.
Junior engineer football practice to-
day at 4:30 o'clock.
The meeting of the Presbyterian En-
deavor society which was scheduled at
McMillan iall for tonight has been
postponed, indefinitely.
Freshman lits who have not yet been
assigned advisers, report at Dean Ef-
finger'soffice' today between 8:00 and
12:00 o'clock.
All men holding Union membership
books are asked to turn in their ac-
counts to Manager Heath,, at the Un-
ion, between '7:00 and 9:00 o'clock this
evening.
Chess and Checkers club meets to-
night at the Union at 8:00 o'cloek.
Entries for the opening tournament.
will be received.
The Comedy club will meet at 4:00
o'clock today in the Cercle Francais
rooms.
Dixie club will smoke at the Union
Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Meeting of senior lit election com-
mittee at Union at 4:00 p. in. today to
receive petitions for nominations.
J lit election committee will meet at
Union from 5:00 to 5:30 this afternoon,
to consider withdrawal and petitions.
Woolsack will meet in the Jefferso-
nian room of the law building at 8:00
o'clock this evening to elect officers
and decide on the ten candidates who
are annually admitted to the organi-
zation.
Membership Lists Must Be in Today.
Today is the last day on which de-
linquent organizations may hand in
their membership lists to the Student's
Directory. Communications should be
addressed to Charles Wattles, 1315
Hill street.
Dr. May Seeks New Boxing Instructor.
Dr. George A. May is looking for a
man to take charge of his proposed
class in boxing. Many students have
signified their intention of taking up
the sport if a competent instructor can
be found.
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