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. its annual report publish'ed Ap-
. the Ohio Union shows a net pro-o
of $11,031:20. This profit is to be
ed over to the building fund which
started last year with $3,000.00,
n the Union made its first signi-
nt surplus. Improvements plan-
for the Ohio Union are: a one
y addition to the West side of the
ding, and the installation of a
ern barber shop.s
hie profit made .by the Michiganp
on, as published in their bulletin
March, is $1,250.23; there being
ctically a difference of $10,000 be-
en the profits of the two institu-
s, however the operating expenses
he Ohio Union was $11,000.98 as
pared with $62,450.48 for the
higan Union.
ie cafeteria at Ohio showed a prof-
)f three thoushnd dollars while
cafeteria and restaurant here re-
led a loss of fifteen thousand dol-
A gain was made by the dances
[ichigan but at Ohio a loss of three
dred fifty dollars was recorded
to the custom of having several
en Nights" which are' given free
harge. Both Unions recorded pro-
from their various departments
the Union here gained approxi-
ely four times the amount of the
> Union.:
he total receipts at Ohio were
roximately twenty-two thousand
ars and here the receipts totalled
700.71. The Ohio Union, however,
>rding to the financial statement,
rates on a much simpler scale than
s the Michigan Union. It fosters
finances but few activities and
res essentially as a student club.
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basis of the committee report; guar-
intee the security of Frenceh frontiers.
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A scheme has been put before the
French parliament which advocates
the construction of a continuous wat-
erway from Saint Nazaire,.a port onl
the Atlantic, straight across Europe toC
the Black sea. Parliament looks fav-
orably upon the idea, especially since'
itwould bring about closer relations
with Central Europe. The waterway
would pass through Switzerland,
Czechoslovakia, Austria, Hlungary,
Jrigoslavia, Rumania, and ulgiiria.
France officially adopted daylight
saving time, and advanced all time
pieces an hour.
Switzerland has accepted France's stantly met with hostility. The only Anyone who has workea at anything.
offer of arbitration concerning the exception in their plan would be for for anybody for 25 years is entitled
Savoy free zone. This had been main- the republication of "technical" mat- to retirement with full pay, accord-'
tained between the customs frontiers ters. No one has yet defined the use of to a new pension law passed in Argen-
of the two countries until France re- the word "technical" when applied to tina. There seems to be some doubt,
cently pushed its frontier forward treaties. in the minds of certain government
against protest. * * * officials, as to the source from which
* * * Sydney, Australia, will have the this money will come.
The League of Nations plans a meet- largest bridge in the world when af * * *
inig in the near future to discuss the new bridge costing approximately The Turkish government issued an
restriction of international commerce $25,000,000, will span the harbor. This edict banishing Armenians from the
'in armhs and amnitions. It will try to new structure leaves Hell Gate bridge entire eastern half of Turkey. A spec-
mold its work after a pattern which in New York, hitherto considered the ial territory has been laid apart for
will be pleasing to the United States. greatest, far behind in size, them. This, they hope, will settle once
* * and for all the problem of finding a
The Prince of Wales recently ap- The London tramway strike, which I national home for this people.
peared with a highly colored hand- tied up all London car lines for 10 days,
kerchief displayed in his breast poe- was finally ended. Almost immediate- Arms Sent to honduras
ket. What happened. Fiaberdasheis ly there appeared a new wrinkle in + San Salvador, April 5.-According
the country over had whole windows this striking business-a striker of to reports from Honduras 25 machine
filled with similar designs within 24 civilian air pilots and mechanics. guns, 10 cannon, 4,000 rifles and 200,-
hours. This was followed closely by a strike 000 rounds of ammunition have been '
of lunatic asylum attendants in Bel- received by revolutionists at Puerto
The Labor party introduced a plan I fast. Then 5,000 workers at the Brit- Cortez. .
to preclude the possibility of secrecy ish empire exhibition, near London,
in any future British treaties, and in- laid down their tools and walked out. Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv.
Urbana, Ill., April 5.- Engineers'
day, the first to be held in the history
of the engineering college in this uni-
versity, will be inaugurated tomorrow
afternoon. A parade, in which main-
moth floats from all branches of en-
gineering will be entered, will take a
leading part in the inauguration cere-
nionies.
Police Hunt For
Hospital Patient
Police are Foday searching for 14-
year-old Bernice Fnolzolko who di-
appeared Friday afternoon from the
University hospital where she was a
patient. When last seen she was wear-
ing a (lark cape and hat. Her home is
in Kalamazoo.
Illinois To Hold
Read the
Engineers' DayI
ant Ad
Stanford University
CALIFORNIA
SUMMER QUARTER, 1924,
Tuesday, June 24th, to
Saturday, August 30th
Second Half Begins July 28
Opportunities to work for the
A. l. and for higher degrees, or
to do special work, in the ocean-
ic climate of the San Francisco
peninsula.
Courses in the regular aca-
demic and scientifie branches,
and in law.
Information from Office 7.
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i order to acquaint the foreign
dents with the inner side of Amer-
r life and American institutions,
nopolitan club is planning a spring I
ation trip which will take in the
st important towns in this state.
e trip is to be of a nature similar
hat whirch was taken last year, and
foreign students are expected to
ke the trip.
a11s for the entertainment of the
b members while on t-e trip have
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sleeping quar'ters for the mem-
have been taken care of, and
e takinig the annual trip will be
mmodated in private honies in
various towns.
veral places are still availble for
rip, and all foreign students who
d care to sign up are advised that
otal cost will not exceed $15 each,
ything included. All interested
isked to see Mr. Wells as soon as
ble.
ndon, April 4.-The Royal Obser-
y at Capetown, South Africa, re-
the discovery of a new comet.
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ha,,e a fine selection
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of men's !
After a year in the Northlands mid the giant forests, snow eapped
mountains and white wind swept wastes, comes again .to the screen,
Strongheart, the wonder dog of "The Silent Call" in a picture even
more stirring. It will quicken your pulse with its thrilling action, its
gorgemous scenery, Is beautiful loge romance-a dog love story and a
human love story, both of which will warm the heart. Strongheart,
his sweetheart, Lady Julie, and their five pulppies will give you nmany
a Smile and many a thrill. A story peopled with figures of love and
hate, courige and ewardice, and Strogheart leaping through seeies
tlat will make yu (IOke or cheer.
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E ARNOLD JEWELRY STORE
302 S. State
TAILOR
[ERTCA'S FINEST CLOTHES
POWDER TINTS
the shop of STRATFORD. Are
icted to us in this city At our
s they represent exceptional
s. Come inand inspect them.
FRED K. GROSS
College Clothier
309 South Main St.
I'S '1o) MA'TCIH YOUR COAT
D VEST. Chas. Doukas, 901 N.
iversity.
USED CARS.
3 TOURING CAR. Drive it away
$S5.00. Hudson Sales and Ser-
302 East Washington St.
1923 Ford Touring
1921 Ford Touring
1918 Ford Touring
1917 Ford Touring
GROSTIC 3ITOR SALES
9 N. 4th Ave. Phone 2770-M
FOR HIRE
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