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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SUNDAY, NOVEIMBERZ29, 1925
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RELIGOUS CNSUSU. S. Authorities
%.14'3 University Students 1iomll '.!o
Be Clurelk Members Or T~o
Prefer One S'ectI
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Relics, 10,000 Y'ears
Old Are Discovered
U;RBANA, Nov. 28.-The oldlest rec-
ords~ of mian iii America in the shape
of chiplped imp)lemlents and bones are
oii exhIJbition here. Tihey ate lbelievedI
to be 10,000 years old,. Cand were found
in the gravel anad sand dleposited from
the Wisconsin ice sheet, near Trenton,'
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LONDON.-Queer names are being
used for new houses in London, one
being called1 At Last and another Dun-
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a One trial will make you one of our regular
patrons. Your things returned spotlessly
clean.. We call for and deliver.
TheMOELAUNDRY
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Figures compiled by the Student
Christian association show that 9,1421uetofheUiriyaemn-
hers of some church or have a strongI
preference for one, as indicated on.'
their registration cards. . y
This shows an increase of 184 over
the total registration at this time last!4::;
year. Methodist, Piesbyer ian, and
Congregational are the three denom-
mnations which head the list of the ri
41 different denominations represent-
ed ion the campus, including in their
membership more than 30 per cent of
the students.I3,
A uniform increase in total regis-h
tration in the various denominations) ?'
and, also in the number of different!
denominations indicated by students,
is evidenced by the figures. E~piscopal,
Roman Catholic, Jewish, Baptist and:
Lutheran denominations comprise the
Ither main groups of students near- Go..P.unisbnguedy
lequalling the numbers in the first Arizonans to call out militiamen to
groups,. protect "state rigl~ts" ins Kaibab Na-
The Methodist church is preferredtinlFrsa a result of federal
by 1,495 suettelretdnm authorities' action in r efusing to ex-,
inational registration, while the News
Thought sect has two believers on! tend the hunting season to FebruaY,
the campus. Religions of many for-! so as to permit reduction of deer
eign lands are found represented on.: l'-rds that are causing damage to
the campus, followers of Buddha andj vegetation. The issue, as Governor
Mohammed being numlberedl in the! Bunt sees it, is whether the federal
registration. government can invade a sovereign~
state and claim ownership of its re-
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CO RRESPONDENCE 'PAPERS:
Gift boxes, bulk stationery, papeteries of leading
S manufacturers in many sizes, shapes and forms. Also
\die embossed Michigan, Fraternity and Sorority
papers.
LEATHER GOODS:.
Loose Leaf Note Books, Ladies and Gentlemen's
Dressing Cases, Purses, Expense Books, Music
\Cases, Bridge Sets, Game Sets, Memory Books,
Writing Cases, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Keytain-
L.ers, etc.
WE WON THE
FOOTBALL
CHAM PIONSH IP
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THANKSGIVING
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GREETING CARDS:
For all occasions including our select line of Christmas
Cards.
FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS:-
(No Discount)
'~ A liberal allowance will be made on your old fountain
pen on the purchase of a new pen of any of the fol-
lowing makes : Parker, Sheaffier, Conklin, LeBouef,
Wahl, Swan, John Holland.
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Evenings Same as Sunday
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