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TH URSDAY , MARCH 23, 1916.
Night Editor........H1-. C. I.. Jackson

Selected Editorial

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WHENF 1S A VICTORY?
(The Michigander)
The Michigan Daily expresses greatE
satisfaction that Michigan finished
third in the Indoor Intercollegiates.
The satisfaction was increased by the
fact that the team was of but fourteen
men. Someway this attitude is not
pleasing to the students of former
days. As an undergraduate we sat in
the bleachers at Evanston and watched
Garrells, Row~e, Rlaminey, 'oe, Stuairt,
H~eth and~ the rest score within one.
third of a point of as many points as
all the rest of the competing schools
put together. The next spring we
tried to "hock our watch" that we
might see the Easterners served up in
the same fashion. They weren't so
served, but neither were we "satisfied."
We appreciated the efforts of the team
and the showing it had made. We
recollect that very well for the at-
tendant bon '.re cost one landlady we
know of a porch chair that was cover-
ed -with sticky paint, a.nd cost us a
pair of trousers, burned past all re-
pair. We tried to be good losers, but
we knew we had lost and we wanted
first the next time. Satisfaction with
partial successes never took a school,
or a man, to the top.
Michigan is a big school. She has
more than fourteen eligible students.
If no more were taken because of
financial reasons, we believe that a
mistake was made. Athletes are more
valuable to Michigan athletics than
stadiums, It is a Michigan principle
that men and ideas stand before build-
ings. If. as is much more probable,
only fourteen men were taken because
no more had demonstrated sufficient
ability, then the number should not be
used as an alibi, What is needed is
more and better athletes, and to secure
them Michigan's pulse must be quick-
ened.

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Local Cars, Westbound-6:12 a. m., 7:~50 a.
,,and4 every two hours to 7:t50 p. ' m., 10 :20
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Resources over .. . $3,000,000.00
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ithe f so-mile relay at Buffalo last
Saturday to the use of spiked shoes.
F;- jiflillicVatioli is that the Michigan.
te n> Wok Zvi undue advantage over
tir ed andi White opponents. An
e (xcer~pt from the Cornell IDaily Sun,
readts as follows:
"In tieing this former record the
Woiverinerunmers usedI spiked shoes,
wereas the time wvas originally set
by, a, teamn usin, leather-soled running
shot. In. Srturdlay's games, the Cor-
n-tc 1 team which fInished second did
n!uof wartrspikes."
"J: ?ars ')s ivo !)Y (Coach Farrell
shw it hei Jeton of. the Wof-
v('iiiBO m11 i.as v1-frolgrather than
that attr ,iboLted to tenl._ Two of the
men went down-to BuffaTlo equipped
with spikes and two with flat shoes.
On finding that the Cornell team had
n:ot brought spikes one of the Michigan
nmen tradedl his spiked shoes to Wind-
:oge for a pair of flat shoes, but
Wind1,.agle later returned them, say-
ing thaft the floor weas so hard that
spikes were a disadvantage.
When the race wvas finally run Car-
roll, Donnelly and Murphy wore flat
shoes, and Ciufr alone ran in spikes.
Cornell's mistake as to facts leads
her to the wrong conclusion.
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WOMEN '%AlI()N1TO lFURTiIR IyLr?
VC ' AIAIR N1:1B ARB)UR (,(Yim
MARCH 24.
To create a spirit of unity and
'riendliness amuong independent girls;
here will be held Friday evening, I
.arch 24, in Barbour gymnasium, an
:ndtependient girls' party. This is fo i- I
owing the lead set by the senior society
:rlier in the winter, wheni they enter-
iitdthe independent members of the
r. liOI cla,,s. Thiis affair will be de- .
: edly infor-;tl. There will be (lane-
ir.,g and refreshm~ients. Madge Mead,
l_{), is chairman. Tickets are 10 cents
nd may be secured from members of
e committe", or at thedor
The follo w ig ~xsceiule of rehearsals'
for the Junior Play has been announce d
by the cai~in fusa,4 :00 o'clockE
song rehearsal, cast of entire play; Fri-
:lay, 4:00 o'clock, both acts, supper at
13:00 o'clockz, rehearsal continued at
7:00 o'clock; Saturday morning, 9:00
Yclock, entire chorus, no members ofI
east need attend; Saturday evening,1
7:00) o'clock, dress rehearsal; Mon
:lay and Tuesday evenings, entire cast,
rehearsal at 7 :00 o'clock.
Any girl who cannot attend any one
of these rehearsals must notify Mar-
garet Reynolds at once..
Jiunior wiomen may secrure their
tickets for the Womien's Luncheon and
Junior Play, April 1, from their class
representatives, this afternoon, from
2:00 to 4:00 o'clock, in the library.
Amng the namnes of the nominees
for Junior Director, of the Women's
League, as announced in yesterday's
Ds,01y, the name of Louise Gould was
omitted.
-A -vaudeville :show will preede tile
is;:al hour of dancing at the Women's
?eas .-ie party, Friday afternoon.
The women' of Newberry residence
will be at home to their friends this
afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 o'clock.
hewer Girls' t~eef ion iof Deutscher
Verein will sleet tonight at 7:00
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will select P'urdue as the site for a
new armory in view of the fact that
the college armory was destroyed by
fire last month.
SeraslciI-l ranteurnties belonging to
the interfratcrnity council have decid-
ed to refuso to pledge or initiate any
members of high school fraternities
after Srtc t- e, :k^ 1916.
Ilid sip; - Students are endeavorinig
to ra e enHough money to purchase
chimne, for the library tower.
4)rt~,(ti~lo t, n ' lirs and ex.ra
tables placed i the stack room have
been e nploye.d to r hiev3 the congest-
edl ccidition of tie libDrary reading
room.
ll Ili~s --- *.a a, g'imx' lg studenit
won the prize o _ered by Pa-,pIer'c
Weeklr for th:e be,'t treat.se on an
ideal motor oar.
II(" nUdis- -o- cii Stielin, tile new
athletic director, p:'e._ sies a bright
future for the Un iersity's ;gridiron
sqluall.
Wa liing'ton--9ccording to statisties
cornpiC' by a senior, the average stu-
dent 'spend. t"$25 (luring the tschool
year.
lharvard- -7edhi e ~LJob We'b" Ue
his eiihy' on~l birthdlay Monday.
V~alm hltta ~-I'aettyim tnsbers aave
startec' a movetnent, to. oiganize a
drill comlpaniy of their o'.n.
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Sunday.
u rdge1liulbert's special province is
juvenile delinquent cases. He will talk
on tlc influence of disease and vicious
"e 1 no'i the lives of boys in De-
truit, describing the situation as he
has seen it. and explaining what steps
must be taken to provide adequate
remehdy.
Tlhe judge is just now interested in
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Friday Speaks at Menorah Smoker
Plans are being completed for a
smoker to be given by the Menorah
society at the Michigan Union on Wed-
nesday evening, April 2. Prof. David
Friday, of the economics department,"

has been secured to speak. Tickets
may be obtained from any of the offi-
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