THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1913.
Night Editor-Russell H. Neilson.

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WRITE YOUR HIGH SCHOOL.
Just think4 what the. interscholastic
next week would mean if every high
school in the state could enter a team!
Phe interscholastic manager realizes
he significance and is bending every
effort toward swelling the list of en-
;ries. Let's help him by writing to the
o0ys back tin the home town urging
heir attendance. Ask them to write
.he Michigan athletic authorities for
Information. It won't take more than
t minute of your time and may bring
ieeded results. Even a one man team
will be better than, none at all, and
will prove a source of benefit both to
he university and to the high school
.,epresented.
YOU USED TO.
Ever sit on the little wooden bench
gear the economics building and let
your eyes wander up that big white
hole near .he cannon-up, up to the
ired, white and blue flag?
Ever stop to realize that way back
n knee-pants days, you'd rise from
your school-room desk every morning
with a lot of other little fellows, and
l)ut your hand first on your heart and
ithen on your head-and salute that
lag? You didn't know much about
what these words "one country and
.mne flag" implied, but your childish
ace wore a serious expression and
our heart knew that there was some-
.hing solemn andl important about
,hat ceremony.
Since then you haven't given that
lag much thought-have you? It's
:seen on exhibition in labor parades, at
,)olitical meetings; and you've seen
epartnient stores and hotels decorat-
{d with it on days that you went to
.he park or beach. But you haven't
)laced your hand upon your heart and
read, and saluted it, as you used to do,
_nd as the students in foreign coun-
ries do. Isn't that so?
Well-the next time you sit on that
ittle wooden bench near the econom-
cs building, and let your eyes wander
ip that big, white pole near the can-
ion-up, up to the red, white and blue
lag-salute it! ' Yes-put your hand
an your heart and then on your head,
imd-salute it! We dare you!
I CAIIPICTS IN BRIEF. I
Members of the Adelphi literary so-
^iety. will hold their annual smoker
at the Union Saturday evening at 7:30
a'clock. No program has been arrang-
ed but some of the members will be
galled upon for short talks by E. J.
Rosenberg, '13, who will act as, toast-
master. Tickets are on sale at 25

UJ. of M. Boat House
North Main St. By the Bridge
P. G. TESSMER, Prop.
Mr. Ii. J. Young, of the forestry de-
partment, together with a number of
forestry students has just completed
the planting of a large number of
western yellow, 'white and Scotch
pine seeds in the nursery of the East-
ern Michigan Edison company. This
planting is part of the work in the
laboratory course in silviculture.About
7,500,000 seedlings- are expected from
this planting.
Mrs. W. P. Lombard will receive
university women at, her home at 805
Oxford Road from 3:00 o'clock until
6:00 o'clock tomorrow. She will be
assisted by Mrs. H. R. Lloyd, 'Mrs. C.
W. Edmunds, Mrs. M. P. Tilley, and
Miss Gomberg.
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Senior women will be taxed 50
cents for senior play expenses. This
amount should be handed to Florence
Swinton, Agnes Green~, Viona Cole-
man or Agnes Parks, before tomorrow.
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Senior invitations for the lit de-
partment will be distributed at the S.
L. A. window in University hall to-
morrow and Saturday between
the hours of 10:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to
3:00 o'clock. Orders for extra paste
boards may be placed.

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Frank McIntyre who as a cor.Ac op-
era comedian has achieved the success
of his career in "Oh! Oh!f Delphine!"
during the past seson in New York
will arrive in Ann Arbor May 20, and
will devote most of his summer to
writing the music for a musical comn-
edy,, the book and lyrics for which
have. been written by Percival T.
Moore and Brandon Hurst.
Comedy Club Entertainment.
A small audience of invitd sts
was enjoyably entertained last even-
ing by the Comedy club in their pre-
sentation of two one-act plays. "The
Hooligans" was ably given by Arthur
Cohen and Clarence Nutting. The sec-
ond, play "How, the Vote was Won"
was suite amusing. Miss Rizer de-
serves special mention. Her poses
were interesting and her gestures full
of meaning, Miss Moskowitz also
played well.
Norman Hackett was present and
gave a talk about the future of the
drama at Michigan. He said he looked
forward to the time when Michigan

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