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PIGIM DAY TO BE
BSERVEDDECEMBER 1
PRESIDENT IN PROCLAMATION
ASKS FOR CO-OPERATION
OF STUDENTS
Urging that all universities, col-
leges, and schools throughout the
country unite in the observance off
Pilgrims Day on December 21, Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson has issued the
"Pilgrims Day Proclamation."
While no definite celebration has
been decided upon by the University
as yet, the tercentenary of the landing
of the Pilgrims will probably be rec-
ognized in some way, according to a
statement giveir out from the office
of the President.
City and county schools hold fitting
exercises next Wednesday in order
that the Christmas exercises in De-
cember may not be interfered with.
Several of the schools are presenting
pageants to translate to school chil-
dren of the present day the historic
events and episodes of 1620. Through-
out the month of November the Pil-
grim Day spirit will be interwoven in
lessons of History and Civics, accord-
ing to the superintendent of schools.
The text of President Wilson's proc-
lamation is as follows:
"My Fellow Countrymen: December'
21, next, will mark the tercentenary
of the landing of the Pilgrims at
Plymouth in 1620. The day will be
becomingly celebrated at Plymouth
under the auspices of the Plymouth
Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission and
at other localities in Massachusetts.
While this is proper and praiseworthy,
it seems to me that the influences
which the ideals and principles of the
Pilgrims with respect to civic liberty
and human rights have had upon the
formation and growth of our institu-
tions and upon our development and
progress as a nation, merits more than
a local expression of our obligation,
i'
and makes fitting a nation-wide ob-
servance of the day.
"I therefore suggest and request
that the 21st of December next we
observe throughout the Union with
special patriotic services, in order
that great events in American history
that have resulted from the landing
of these hearty and courageous navi-
gators, and colonists may be accen-
tuated to the present generation of
American citizens. Especially do I
recommend that the day be fittingly
observed in the universities, colleges,
and schools of our country, to the end
that salutary and patriotic lessons.
may be drawn from the fortitude and
perseverance and the ideals of this
little: band of church men and women
who established on this continent the
first self-determined government
based on the great principle of just
law and Its equal application to all,
and thus planted the seeds from which
has sprung the mighty nation.
"In witness thereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed. Dope
in the District of Columbia, the fourth
day of August, in the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and twen-
ty, and of the independence of the
United States of America the one hun-
dred and forty-fifth.
"WOODROW WILSON."
Northwestern High Graduates to Meet
All graduates of Detroit Northwest-
ern high school are requested to at-
tend the organization meeting of the
proposed Detroit Northwestern club,
to be held Dec. 5, at 2:30 p. m., in Lane
Hall auditorium.
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Michigan Daily to reach the best of
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