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at the Univer.,ity of
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Reporters
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Business *aff
Albert E. horne
STUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1915.
Night Editors
Irwin C. Johnson Gordon D. Cooke
Five Sophomores 'are wanted to try-
out'- for The Daily reportorial staff.
Report between 1 :("0 o'c--ok and 3:00
o'lock tody.
MIGHT HISTORY REPEAT?
As fate sometimes does, she willed
that on the same day, in the same
town and at the same hour, two speak-
ers of the most diverse political be-
liefs imaginable should appear. Wil-
liam Howard Taft, as an honored
guest of the University, spoke before
an audience of 3,000 in a modern au-
ditorium dedicated in the interests of
education. Emma C oldman, anarchist
a speaker who has been rffis:d thA
privileges of university platforms, a.-
peared before an audience of 150 in a;
small down-town hall used by a local
fraternal organization.
Almost 400 years ago Sir Thomas
Moore was executed on Tower Hill be-1
cause of certain unorthodox political.
beliefs. In more recent times the
leaders of new political theories, some:
of which are now incorporated intos
the platforms of national parties, have1
suffered from more modern forms of;
persecution.,
We wonder if at sometime in the
future this generation will be blamed:
for a failure 'to recognize Miss Gold-1
man as we have blamed other genera-
tions in the past.
DIR L. H JONES TO SPEAK TO
MICHIGAN STATE NORMAL CLUB
Dr. L. H. Jones, ex-president of the
Michigan State Normal college, willt
speak at Newberry hall at 7:30 o'clockl
tomorrow evening at a meeting of the
Michigan State Normal club. Stanley
Wilson, president of the Normal Gleet
club, will be present to furnish musicf
for the occasion.
Candies
Cigfars
Pipes
Editor The Michigan Daily:
The specimen of literary fluency
composed by Mr. Mosenfelder and
which appeared in Tuesday's issue
of The Daily, seems to be but but one
of the many which are hurled at the
heads of Michigan students when some
person wishes to get his name in the
paper.. To all appearances, these per-
sons seldom resort to favorable crit-
icism but arerprone to kick Michigan
spirit up rather than lift it up.
I am not adverse to giving or re-
ceiving unfavorable comment when it
is needed, but it seems to me that such
spirtAd passages as, "What is the mat-
te: with Michigan men?" are appear-
ing altogether too often and are in
the present case, at least, rather un-
just. If the writer of that communi-
cation wishes to censure the few peo-
ple from whom lie has heard the re-
marks of which he speaks, I am sure
nobody objects, but 1 feel I am speak-
ing for the student body and for Mich-
i an spirit when I say we are not fond
cf having spread broadcast to the uni-
versities and colleges of the country--
for it must be remembered that The
saly reaches more than the present
student body-the impication that
the student body is comprised of
"knockers," "quitters" and "sore-
heads," when it is absolutely unwar-
ranted.
It is true, and Mr. Mosnfelder
must realize it, that in any place, no
matter how ideal the environment,
when things go wrong, practically cv-
eryone who thinks, questions the rea-
son. This, however, seems to be a
virtue rather than a vice. There are,
of course, a few who are ready and
anxious to place the blame upon thej
most convenient shoulders, but upon
a rather careful inquiry I have found
that these persons in the present
case are quite in the minority and do
not justify such an article as ap-
peared before the public.
It is only necessary to mention the
mammoth "come-back" after the M.
A. C. game, the twilight yell-fest be-
fore the Syracuse game and the send-
off for the Penn game to give an idea
of how much the student body is be-
hind Yost and the team. If Mr. Mos-
enfelder attended these meetings he
will recall that on every occasion
Yost was cheered enthusiastically,
and was twice fairly dragged before
the crowd to speak. Yost himself
says that he has never in his 15 years
at Michigan, seen anything like it.
Does this look as though Michigan
spirit is on the decline or that the stu-
dents have lost confidence in Yost?
Personally, I have been at Michigan
as long as Mr. Mosenfelder, and have
never before seen the rooters and stu-
dents at the games stand behind the
team as they have this year-and we
were playing losing games.
If the sentiment which has shown
through these acts-for they were far
from superficial-are not enough, I
am sure I do not know how much the
writers of these articles need to be
considered.
D. W. SESSIONS, '17L.
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LUFF an' boast are props
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THANKSGIVING FLOWERS
Table Baskets from 75c to $Io.00. Chrysanthemums in all their varied
colors and sizes. Carnations all colors. Corsages, Roses, Violets, Lilies
of the Valley.
For those who are prevented from being at the family feast there is tle thoughtful
sentiment expressedby flowers telegraphed nnd delivered Thanksgiving morning, -
no matter if the dinner table be thousands of miles away.
Orders left with me now will be forwarded to the local florist by mail, thus saving
telegraph tolls.
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30 Killed, 49 Hurt, by Austrian Bombs
Rome, Nov. 15.-Three Austrian aero-
planes, dropping bombs on the forti-
fied city of Verona, have killed 30 per-
sons, seriously wounded 30 others and
slightly injured 19. Nineteen of the
number killed were slain by the explo-'
sion of one bomb. Most of the victims
were killed in the principal square of
the city, where citizens and peasants
were attending the market.
Prof.
Prof.
college,
Monday
dentists
R. W. Bunting Reads Paper
R. W. Bunting, of the dental
read a paper on "Pyorrhoea"
evening before a meeting of
in Battle Creek.
WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION S
Call Lyndon ror a good Flashlight,
octl4eod-thurs
Dean Myra B. Jordan and Mrs. John
Effinger will hold their third "at home"
this afternoon from 4:00 to 6:00
mlwon"
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ATTENTION,, STUIIES!
For quick MESSENGER CALL see
last ad on BACK OF TELEPHONE DI-
RECTORY. Phone 79N ) .17E.
Rubber Heels attached to your
shoes, they relieve the jar caused by
leather heels and assist in performing
the same function that the ,natural heel
cushion performs when walking bare-
footed.
Once worn, no comfort without them.
o'clock.
All women enrolled in gymnastic
work are expected to be present at
their 'first class. Classes begin this
week.
Girls' Glee club banquet at Mack's
after practice tonight.
Sophomores are urged to pay their
freshman spread dues at once to Ada
Heath, '18, or Mrs. Jordan's secretary.
Stylus will meet this evening at 7:30
o'clock with Helen Blair, 221 South
Fifth street.
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NOVEL TEA ROOM FOR STU)ENTS
TO OPEN FRIDAY ON LIBERTY
Afternoon -Teas, Private and Sunday
lDinners Will be Specialties
Offered-
Renellen Hospice, a novel tea room
conducted principally for university
men and women, will be opened this
week Friday on Liberty street. The
Hospice is to be run under the direc-
tion or Rena V. Field and Ellen G..
Young. The tea room in addition to
Lits specialty of afternoon teas, will
serve banquets and special dinners to
priv ate parties and also Sunday night,
dinners. Tables for pri ate parties.
can be reserved by telephone.
A reception will be given Friday a4-
ternoon and refreshments w-i be
served. Mrs. Field and Mrs. Young
are both experienced caterers n,1d
they promise the finest cuisintc and
appointments will be in proportion to
the cooking.
Dr. Burrage to Address, Pharmacists
Students of the College of Phar-
macy will have the opportunity of
hearing Dr Severance Burrage, of In-
dianapohis, Indiana, who vll lecture
on, "Vaccilo and Serum Manufacture,"
at 4:0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
room 165 of the chemistry building.
Dr. Burrage was formerly connected
with - Purdue university, but is now
with Eli Lilly & Co., manufacturing
pharmacists, Indianapolis, Indiana.
The lecture will be illustrated with
moiing pictures and is open to the
general public.
Students, for the most safe, speedy, Martin guitars, nmandoiins, ukeleles
reliable economical Parcel and O es- and all musical instruments at Schae-
berle & Son's Music House, 110 South
senger service, call 2028. nov3tf Main street. ' oct8t,
In future all cars stop at Goodyear's L5 cents--any part of the city. Stark
Drug Store. tf Taxicab Co., 2255. oct28tf
STATE STREET