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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925
UNION POOL READ0Y
BEFOEM RCH28
Installation of Filter Which Should
Arrive This Week Will
Complete Job
TANK MEET SCHEDULED
PACIFIC FLEET PLA YS AT WAR
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Dean . B. Johnston of the University Lincoln, Nebraska, March 16.-In-
of Minnesota; Pres. W. A. Jessup and door baseball practice for women
F Dean G. F. Kay of the Uniyersity of started at the Armory yesterday; the
Iowa.Aseason lasts six weeks. One hun-
dred points are awarded for first
Dean Effinger left Ann Arbor Sun- teamn embership, this being a major
Tday for a week's trip to educationalspothere.
Three College Presidents and Four conferences in the middle-west. In D anW11 Ate d_11 ._ddton to ateninhsesins o
Deanis Will Attend Mid- addition to attending the sessions of
western 31eet the Honors course convention at the BOXING SHOW
University of Iowa, he will attend a TONITE
WL PL NC U SS three day gathering of the North Con- PL NC U SS-1A GYM1
tral Association of Colleges. and Uni-iWAT
versities at Chicago the latter part ____________________
(Special to The Daily) of the week. _______________________
Iowa City, Ia., March 16. - Dean Th second convention will take up
John R. Effinger of the literary collegei problems of accredited schools in the!. A l
of the University of Michigan will be middle-west and will hold sessionsI V L a
one the speakers before the Honors; Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Dean
course conference which opens here ( Effinger will return the first of next.r
tomorrow for a two day meeting. week to Ann Arbor.I9
!Amonnathe delega~tes w xill be thre Jh
Only the filtering systemi acing
to complete he construin. ofth
Union swimming pool and as this is
expected to ive ina"few:days:te
Is hoped that the tank will.g be rea
foaue within a week okr so The .
tile on the floor and s id seofh tnk- T
has been entirely laid as has alsoithe N2 Z,>
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larger tilealn the sides. Alpit , ~ ~ ~ *.
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shapes fo use. In t e dcke roo dek th . . ~SMssisp .
ars haves been intae and facilitie I____
for chinreg imer wifn nd out,
th tfak byi omale are ready itDsssL' ions -na" Date ze:
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Dean Marcus L. Ward of the ofntee youngergeneratindinothrpressafter-noon at-- th e o do hh cls wrk i
college presidents, four deans and.
other nationally known educators.
The University of Iowa is sponsor-
ing the gathering in this city. It will
be the first general meeting in the
middle-west under the auspices of
the National Research council, it was
announced here.
"The object of the conference," said
Prof. C. E. Senshore, dean of the i
graduate school of the University of l
Iowa, who is in charge of arrange-
ments for the meeting, "will be to
discuss conditions which should be
taken into account in establishing
Honors courses in middle-western col-
leges and universities."
Among the speakers will be: Pres.,
Frank Aydelotte of Swarthmore col-#
lege; Pres. E. H. Lindley of the Uni-
versity of Kansas; Vernon Kellogg,
permanent secretary and chairman of
the division of educational relations
of the National Research council;
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WH EN he's not amusing folks
onthe stage of The Follies,
Will Rogers has other ways of
turning minutes into money.
With his Corona, in his dressing
room, he turned outehis famou-
book, "The Illiterate Digest"-
the best selling book of humor
of the year.
That's the advantage of owning a
Corona. You'can use it. any.
where, any time-make some-
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people squander.
By the way, have you'seen the
New Corona Four? It has a full-
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The price of Corona Fouris$60
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made under the direction of the uar -
negie foundation representative.
Dr. F. B. Vedder, Dr. U. G. Rick-
ert, Dr. Russell W. Bunting, and Dr.
C. J. Lyons, all of the Dental college,
will also attend the meeting, the first
three named being scheduled to par-
ticipate in discussions.
The primary purpose of the meet-
ing will be reorganization of the en-
trance requirements and the profes-
sional curricula.
of the present time."
In response to a query on what
part of a college course he deemed
most important, Dr. Douglas was quick
to answer. The freshman year is
all-important, he said, and there . is
Henderson Will
Speak To S.C.A.
Prof. W. D. Henderson of the Ex-
i1 di i i will s eak at one of
Make Gymnasium
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Cleaning and Reblocking hats of all
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Building and Grounds delmrtment, (Where 1). 11. I
employes this morning will begin the
transfer of bleacher seats from Feirry
ield to Waterman gymnasium to make
ready for the third annual boxing
show at 8 o'clock tonight. The ring Read the
will also be moved from the boxing
room to the gym floor.
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ent Health the discussion classes of the Student
Christian association at 7:30 o'clock to-
SSatasfactoTfnight in Lane hal on the question of
1? ~ r 1leadership. Prof. A. E. Wood of the
R.eport. Declares sociology department led this class
- last week. More than 125 persons are
two contagious diseases, and attending the five weekly discussion,
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but one case of pneumonia were listed i
at the Health service during Febru-
ary, according to the monthly report Frolic Pictures
issued recently. The report states 7 3 ~ S l
that, with the exception of the usual aI.Placed On Sale
acute-respiratory infections, studentE
health continues satisfactory. These Official pictures of the Frosh Frolic
infections include pharyngitis, head j are now ready according to an an-I
holds, and bronchitis, and list a total nouncement made yesterday by the
of 470 cases, as compared with 381 Frolic committee. They may be pur-
in February, 1924, and 794 in 1923. chased at the Swain studio, 732 South
Dispensary calls amounted to only University avenue, and the price is 50
3.377, while there were 3,745 during cents.
the corresponding month last year,
and 3,841 in 1923. Hospital bed pa- Frascati, Italy, March 16.-Prince
tients totaled 14 for the month, and ,.Mateo Colunna di Sciarra is dead at .
infirmary bed patients 100. There were 75.
129 eye refractions made'as compar-
ed with 91 for the previous February.
The total of operations performed
was 15, and 88 X-ray examinations. -
The list of prescriptions filled amount-
ed to 669, and room calls totaled 131.
One hundred eighty four students hadf
dental consultations.d\
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