THURSDAY, :OCTOBER 2, 1924_'1

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

PACE THREE

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DORMITORY SYSTEMII
Fletcher Hall, A lum ni A sseciath
iProject, Is Financeially Sue-,
PLAN NINE MORE UNITS
"Fletchoer ball ha conclusively pro-
ven tha~t the Alumni D~ormitory coir-
porat ion is a practical business pro-
positionl," accor'ding to C. 11. Mooney,
'9, re si(Ient o~f the corporation, "so
thrat now- new units may be con-

Compete For Governorship

Princeton, N. J., Oct. 1..--Plans for
the 1924 itineratry of the Trianglea
club of Princeton have b)een almost!
coinpletedI. The trip will include p ri-
fornmances at moan' large cities of tile;
East and Middle West.
Subscrlbe for Thie lIiclu gan Daily

Prof. If. C. Sadler, of the marine
engi iicoring department, leaves today.
fo~r roy, N. Y., where .he will repre-1
sc lt the University at the centenary
annivers;ary of the Re11nsselear Poly-
zcchnic eniiFriday and. Saturday.
RE AD ) TH-E 31H~IOAN ;DAILY

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TONIGHT ONLY
'JVILLIAM FOX 'J
-CHARLES .QE
It Starts Sunday, 3 -BITDAES
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Bjaked Goods

Cold Meats

-Grennan'S

Cakes

"Thllree years ago the rooming situa-
tion in Ann Arbor was. acute," coutin- <x
'Led M1Jr. Mooney, "so acute that three
or four hundred students were forced t e u n h m ih u arc l tn;r"
Although the legislature would not
help andI the alumni had already beein-
asked to give to the limit for new William 1hayward (left), United S
b~uildings, something had to be done. rict of Ne wYork, and Theodore Roos
lior some time the matter dragged, of the navy, alppear to b)e the leading
when one (lay at an Alumni club ernatorial nomination in New York
luncheon, R. W. Koch, '16, suggested
that a dormitory be built as a strictly
business proposition. MUM MERS TO HOLD
"Mr. Koch, a contractor, then drewI
up incorporation plans which were ME TN TU DA
submitted to President Marion"1L. Bur-
ton and Dean Bursley. Although muninicr's dr'mantic society will
changes were made, the plan was ac- hold their first meeting at 3 o'clock
cepted, and the great problem of sub- Tue~sda~y, Oct. 7, in Blarbour gymna-
scribing stock from alumni was un- slumr. "Thle officers for the coming
dertaken, and after a time accomplish-. year are as follows: P~resident, Char-
ed.'lott e Eckert'- Vice presidlent, Kath.-
Mr. Mooney, himself, was chiefly re- crie lai'i. erelarxy, Virginia M,'C-
sponsible for the sale of this stock,.

CaidyBars

Ci rarettcs

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Sandwich Sprea:ds

Pickles

Olives

5tates attorney for the southern dist-
s evelt, Jr. (right), assistant secretary
contenders for the Repyublican gub-
state.
Laren. Treasurer, Lila Zang. The
program for the year is being form-
ed by the officers and will be dis-
cussed at the Tuesday meeting. At
each monthly meecting a different girl
will be in charge.
Greencastle, IncL, Oct. 1.-Naanes of
nine DePauwv faculty members appear
in the 1924 edition of "Who's. Who in
Am-erica."

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COLLGE OCERY

NOW PI1AYIi'V -
FIRST OFFICIAL SHOWING AT POPULAi PRICES I
4 SHOWS DAILY
2:0-3:40-7:00-8:40 p. rn. 4


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which was to earn 7 per cent yearly
interest and to eventually be bought
back from the dormitory earnings.
"Then the first unit was built on
Sybil street near Ferry field, and was
ready for use in September, 1923. It
was named in honor of, Frank Fletch-
er, '75E, a former Regent of the Uni-
versity. Single rooms for two stu-
dents were provided at a miuinmum
Scost, and still the dormito'ry was able'
to pay dividends and, retire som~e of
the stock in the first year.
"Fletcher ball is the first of ten
units to extend entirely aroundi this
block, and in spite of the cast, a
dormitory plant covering this whole.
square, with; a court in the center, will
;:onmeday be built. There is a similar
dormitory in the University of Califor-,
ia.
"These other units will be built as
.;oon as the rooming situation demands
it, and niot before," concluded Mr.
Moen e;.

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Gloriously
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' 1.lhe iom; ice that dwarfs any
- secle ever filmed. The
f deart of .Amrica' s in it!
When Indians mince~d the P1io-
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SMALPO 9DNGER 1NOT
OVER, HEARTH DECISION
That the danger from smallpox is
not over in the state of Michigan isI
the conclesion reach3ed by the Mich-
itgan dlepartmuent of health after a comi-
plete survey of the results of the state
%vide canmpaign against this disease^
during the first six moiths of 1924.
Pointing to the fact that the in-
ereased p~revalence of the disease has
been general throughout this part of
tic e Uited States, the state depart-
mealt is advising that all conmu Oitles
\Vlc;,, thbe J: )ortion of unvaccinatedi
s' ill 65% or higher put on gen-
oral vaccination campaigns, wvhich is
declared to be tlhe only way to insure
.afety from the disease.
it is due to these facts and the
coming of the winter months which '
will throw the people into' closer con-
tact, that the state officials a.-e advo-i
cating the general vaccination of all
of the more thickly populated comn-
munities of the state in an effort to
stem the advancing tide of small-I
pox.
C. M. Sage, L. Swanson, R. 11eVl-
berg, L. J. Crane, and B. T.. Robert-!
son, all of the class of , 24EL*, are at
present engaged in the students'
training course of the Generfal Elec-
tric company at Schenectady, N. Y.
OP~ER~A ORiCHESTRA
( Those who wish to try out
for the Opera orchestra will he
given an opportunity todlay and
Itomorrow, according to E. Mor-
( t ., _r Shuter, director,.lie will be
(in his office in the Mimes theateri
(from 10:30 to 12, from 2 to 5,
( and from 7 to 8 o'clock on bothi
dlays when he will m=Ake ar-
rangements for individual try-
oults. ''hose who obtain a posi-
tion on the orchestra will' make
jthle trip with the company dr
dur ing Christmas vacation.I


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the Original New York Musical Score

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Story by Booth Tarkington

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