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If found to be -generally successful
intaled ginrooms 325 and 331these lights will be adopted for the
the engineering building by the drawing rooms of the proposed new
dings and grounds department. engineering building.
ome of the advantages of this type
llumination over the ordinary kind Ann Arbor's progressive merchants
: a low brightness of the same use The Michigan Daily.-Adv.
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FORESTS NEEDPROTECON
Greeley Urges Federal and State Co-
operation to Check Waste
Hart, Of Opera
Fame, Finishes
'Declassee ' Tour
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Washington, D. C., March 10-Need!
for public action to save the forests
remaining in the United States and;
to provide for timber production on
lands already devastated was urged
by Col. W. B. Greeley, chief of the
forest service, United States Depart-
ment of Agriculture, at the hearingsE
on the Snell bill, before the House
agricultural committee.
The Snell bill directs agricultural
authorities to recommend require-
ments for reforesting denuded lands;
protecting timbered lands from fire,
and cutting crops so that continuous
production of timber will be insured.
It authorizes co-operation between the
federal government and the states.
provided federal expenditures be at
least equaled by state expenditures
derived from taxation.
"The most important field for co-
operation.in states containing exten-
sive forests is in prevention of fires,"
stated Colonel Greeley. "Once the
land suitable for timber production is
really protected from. forest fires,
three-quarters of our problem is
solved. But this prevention is not an
end in itself. In no instance should
federal funds be spent unless the
state carries out the requirements ne-
cessary to make timber grow. Re-
forestation and the production of tim-
ber is our real objective."
Tom Hart, '21, who played the part
of Hi Simpson, the constable in last
year's Union opera, has just finished
a road tour with Ethel Barrymore's
company, which has been playing
"Declasse," by Zoe Akins. Hart made
a hit last year with his song, "I'm Sus-
picious."
Although the company was not the
original New York one; and though the
part of the butler, which Hart played
was a minor role, he has made a very
good beginning, according to E. Morti-
mer Shuter, who has directed Union
operas for the past three years.
Another Michigan man now on the
stage is Dick Morrisey, ex-'21. Mor-
risey started in the Comstock and
Gest production, "The Rose of China,"
as a chorus man.
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"Has anybody seen my cat?"
Just the first line of a. nonsenical
little ditty, but at the same time the
plaintive wail of a poor lone fresh-
man.
Here's how the story goes:
This is probation week for fresh-
man pledges in a certain fraternity
house on the campus, and as one of
the trials which a dutiful pledge must
undergo, the order was given by the
powers that be, the sophomores, that
every freshman secure a white cat,
which he must sport about with him
for the entire week. Well, our hero
was Up Against It, to use a George
Ade phrase, when suddenly he be-
thought himself of a cat his lady
friend iad.
By dint of arguments and persuasion
that would have given the heart of a
rhetoric instructor exquisite joy, he
finally managed to get the cat for the
week, on a solemn promise that when
the seven days were past, the dear
little pet would surely be returned.
The worst is yet to come-Nemesis
overtook the unfortunate yearling and
before the cat was in his possession
more than 24 hours, she mysteriouslj
disappeared.
And now the stricken pledge is in
a quandry-for how can he face the
ordeal when the young lady in ques-
tion learns the sad news? And such
a wonderful little animal it was; with
its long white hair, its one blue and
one green eye! "Here, puss, here
puss. Oh, puss, come back to your
loving little freshman," we hear him
cry.
Read The Daily for Campus news.
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March 5th,
1921.
To OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS:--
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We wish to advise you of the new prices on Interwoven Hosiery, which
took effect February 15th, 1921.
It is our desire to meet the new price level as rapidly as possible and in
order that we may do so we are taking our loss on all merchandise on hand
as soon as we receive the new prices for 1921.
Below we are quoting the new prices on Interwoven Hosiery.
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Big days or little days, Coca-Cola
always is -the favorite beverage.
THE COCA-COLA COMPANY
Atlanta, Ga.
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Yours very truly,
Spring
TINKER & COMPANY.
1921
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