THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' r TDAY1 i 1 c c c s I 1 1 7 MISINRYMETBURTON TELLS NEEDS Of Needs Of WILLOPEN TODAY UNIVERSITY T BAODE - ~~~~(fontinuc 1 1from1 1age~ OneUldP )oIaP1111 to ''lir Im insl ConiIwhich have beeneriefssed (during Ith( ferencee past few months came from sour ces twhich were attempting to und (ermin ileating R. AULZV3M the character of the University. Plant 13It S N '1I d1 ;R A E 3 1 1 1IT ,I have feIt at tim es,~ h said, "tIWp the UivNersi:ty was like a man'Iplaced Stuent frm oretha 1 colegs n a ps izc-fight ring blindfolded witj Coal Storage inud nt nr in 1AcoleAr his hands tiedI behind him and theI- ithe state will gather inA A-Ilgts out.I And then someone cour-! bor this afternoon to attend the third atreously steppied forward ,and struckI annual student missionary conferencef thfae which will be in session March 16 tc i"I i wish tto remidyu.atId o 18. This conference is being held un-4a mthprsnodoIbaeyuuem der the auspices, of the Michigan Stu-baeterrs o (0Ibae~uMsu denorat icnep~n wihmay Vlnerbclnfrth ups den uteerunofo the rofpspctie current. But it must be borne in mind of urterig te wrk t pospcti ~that the University has a soul andI student missionaries.I Moretha 304 me ar expcte o~that it has self-respect." the rtha m een arofethe ctforn Here the height of emotion whicl' which will be held at 7:30 o'clock to-hdcm nohs pehcue h nigt a th Mehodst hurh. t tisspeaker to pause for a moment, after nih tteMtoitcuc.X h~which he stated simply that, he still time Dr. Samuel Zwemmcr w ill givec the opening address to the delegates, had "a sense of humour". Hie empha- Junls sized Iiiat no money is being asked tc : Junls talking upon international relation-; ship beteen all ounries Drcorn toete building unite that have al- ?wsistwmenhasljusturtrned. fr ready been voted as units by the leg- whmereh has but enea msson islature and approved by the adminis- Egt iofr h at0yas trative hoard. These units included at aio orth pat 0 eas.the model high school, the engineer- Literary M1any other prominent men and wo 1' n me nmsinr oki l h ~~ ing shops and laboratories .theToun- Itullding U ferent countries of the world will be dtoso h ieaybidn n leaders at the, conference. Dr. Paul the physics laborator'y.- Harrison, medical missionary from IHe. explained the decision to pus- Arabia, is to address. the delegates at chase land for the new Law dormitory- rather than proceed with the plan an open meeting Sunday night in foHhenwieiclbulin.Hesi auditorium. He is a graduate of John'ta rdaeo h nvriylw Hopkins medical school from which ] hat frad uatedofthe dUnivers iftyha' went to Arabia to work amongth*oerdobul the domtryijh peole f tat ounry-University would furnish the land peole ftat ounry Dean Hugh Cabot of the Medical The Michigan Volunteer union u~schoh ad a gedpbil drwhich the conference is being held thatche sthoughaitagooed pthiglt is a part of the national organization !htletogti odtigt of studenit volunteer missionariesI give up this money for the purchase which has sent more than 10,000 Stu- of the dormitory site. dents out on missionary work. Ben- Above, in white, are shown the pre- nett F. Avery, '25M, is president of the ! AR ICK Nighs - 75c o X. sent buildings of the University; the1 Michigan organization and Herbert!I Sat. Only - 50c to $2.5IO buildings being erected or provided Grant, is chairman bf the Ann Arbor j / (~la R~eturn kEngagemnent! for are in black; and the buildings delegation. Awerica,'s4 Greaest Revue Meetings and discussion groups with GREENW~ICH asked for from the Legislature of 1923 the leaders will take up the main work VILG O LE are shown in shaded portions, t VILLA E EOE I~a Hatingplant, must be enlarged t of the delegates during the three days. with TED LEWIS serve the buildings under construe- Sunday morning they will attend the, ANDLin$500;colsraebungfj regular church Services as guests of 30--Faniots Artists' Modes-30 to,$7,0;calsoae uigo the local churches. The meeting Sun- large supply at time of cheap prices dlay night will be open to the public I SH~USERT Pop. Mats. Tues., ol ae adfriseftiei i~Li~ll onclde te wok o thecon-cIlCIGrs.5g ant lsat., the last five years, $40,000;, Museum, ference. Nighls, 50-75-S$1.00 priceless collection housed in two fire The ~onsell Com anytraps, new building, $185,000; Journal- j Th'ell ism. building, no proper housing at the 1In the Whirlwind Farce present time. A University Press is "A LE 'SAU T alonede, 30,00;terary bld-~ l rouced by Special Request ig second unit necessary to provide The University At A 'Glance 1P7 I - U = LIZ_ 4 2 niP a H iospital - Nurses' Home Zoologists .flan Convention Her'e, By the invitation of the director of the Museum of Zoology, the central section of the American anth ropol og-' ical association, will hold its annual convention this year at the Univer- sity. Definite dates for th-e meeting ,have not been chosen pending arrangements that have not yet been completed for a. combined convention with the mid-, dIle western Orientalists' society 'VhIich, also convenes in Ann Arbor this yeart ADRIAN-ANN ARBOR BUS Schedule in Effect October 1E, 1922 Central Time (Slow Time) D' X X D P.Mr%. A.M. P.M._P.M. 3.4 .5. Adrian ...: 12 :45 8:45 4: o 8:30 ... Clinton .... r2:00 8:oo 5:15 9:15 .. Saline ... 1:15 7:15 n:,5 < Ar.Ann ArborLv. 10:45 6:45 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. D--Daily, X-Daily except Sundays and H-olidays. Friday and Saturday special bus for students leaves Adrian 1:45, leaves Ann Arbor 4:45. JAM14S H. IF.LIO0TT. Proprietor Phone 4G THERESALWAYS A BUNCH ATr THE BLU-GOLD LUNCH I 605 Church i i 1 ,, I II °Women's f Field House Professor lKelsey ini Detroit IProf. Francis W. Kelsey, of the Lat-I in department delivered a University, extension lecture yesterday afternoon before the Twentieth Century Club of Detroit on "Problems of the Near East." Try a Classified Ad-It pays.-Adv. I 0- I Medical Building aQ 10 i\ I i______________a Gymnaslunis 'ETALIH@.IS New YORK Telephone Mirray Hill-88o ULJ Fin I 1 4 -i-- Architecture and Survey Ing Our representative will be at the HIOTEL, STATLER. DETR OIT'r # a on Monday and Tuesday MARCH 19 AND 20 I i r I ! >> a tions entirely inadequate, $610,000;1 ten thousand students are using gym- nasiums built for 5,000, additions andl alterations will cost $82,000; Biological station, at Douglas Lake, should be moved or' abandoned, will require $50,- 000; the departments of architecture APPARATUS FOR POURING CONCRETE STARTS VIJOR with Samples of Ready-Made Clothinig y Furnishings, Hats and Shoes for Spring . c;r Send jor "CloI/hes and The Hoar" is i i and surveying are overcrowded and Concrete was run through the sus- need a new building- that would cost,,pended chute on the new Literary' $400,000; and a heating tunnel to the buil ding for the first time yesterday, new hospital which would cost $90,000 {Considerable trouble was experienced is needed. with the operation. The joints con- L eagu e Conducts Sales Camp 1Iaigni necting the sections of the chute leak- (ISeveral sales. for the benefit of the ed and with each load of concrete the University of Michigani league are nowl apparatus sagged. Both faults were in progress. The League is to get a remedied by night, however, and work percentage on the cash sales of Mich- will be continued this mnorning. igan song books sold during March at' Under normal conditions, the appar- Grahani's book stores and a percent- atus is capable of laying a cubic yard a~ge on all cash sales made at 0. D. of concrete a minute. As soon as the Morrill's book store in the Nickels ar-? concrete in the present section of th cade . Shoeshines may be obtained at super-structure has hardened, work the League booth in University hail will commfence on the next section.,NJ, to which place the Newberry shine cessation. of work If atiipaedur- parlor has b~een moved from the base- til the. entire concrete work has been ment of: Helen Newberry residen ce. finished. B OS T0N 'fRFMO4NT'0OR. BOYL5STOW 'L' ~RI)AYSAT1I )A N EWPORfiT 220 BZLLKVuw AvRSEuit EARL WILLIAMS I ' 4 I tt i I '' 1 ! tt p i 7 (! i iji 1 f { 1TOLED3O-ANN ARBOR BUS DAILY EXCEPT SUND)AY (hNg 'ort h A. 31. P. 31. t Lv. Toledo 7:00 10:00 2:00 5:00 Arr. A. A. 3:35 M':35 4:35 7:351 Q4oillf;south fiv. A. A- 7:00 10:00 2:00 5:001 Axr. Toledo'9:35 12:35 4:35 7:35 EASTERN TIME SITNiDAYS AND HOLID)AYS Gaini-North A. .U. P. i. f-v. Toledo 8:00 11:00 5:30 Arr. A. A. 10:345 1:35 8:00 (Ting South lv. A. A. 8:00 11:00 8:30 Ar. Tol. 10:3-5 1:35 11:05 Cjars Leave Court House A classrooms, will ost $5ou,ouu; 'i.uu purchases for new buildings and prop- erty adjacent to present buildings, $600,000; sewer connections to new buildings, $25,000; new, hospital, to complete and equip it, $2,300,000; nurses home, for first unit, $600,000; Women's Field house, to enable wo- men to get outdoor 'exerci'se, $25,000; Medical building, present accommnoda- TODAY AND TOMORROW 7 m/ IN ICKY CARSON "6WAY DOWN EAST" 3 UNITEDCGASTORE u FREE I I Sc tin of any Smoking Tobacco and 1 doz. pipe cleaners with every 50c Pipe in the store. UNITED SPECIAL $5.00 Gold Plated Gillette Razors ..........$1.08 $5.00 Gold Plated Auto-Strop Razor.... .......... 99c $1.00 Gillette Blades (1 doz. )................. 79c FRESH BOX CANDY $1..50 Gondolier Chocolate Cherries, lb. box..........59c $1<1.00 Fulnds Chocolates, lb. box................ 39c Fresh every Thursday, direct from factory. "The Right Store with the Right Price" J 18 EAST HURON ST. Phone 64-R i I , t::K t i s s " k I t E } r I i i I aTI f / §s ~VILLIN~FOX tin M so'E ACII F'. M i i I I, B .MENU.00 A LSO Mlice Sou) I 'incapple Salad ('~iik'n ith ~resIn~ Roas;t Pork with apple Sauice l FOUR FLUSHEJR' KINGRAMS ORCHESTRA CreauacA Cauliflower A INew CEINTURY COMED)Y 'TcIICa).,A'ip) Ice Cream Tea Coffee Cocoa Milk Thi.s is the Sunday Dinner of _, i 11 P7IATn"'o C 12?ckrlV"i1, -l1 UcUniA?1r Q oa~ I I I rnik4T1' r- CT TTY nAV i