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FRIDAY, T)FCEMnETt 11, 1925
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CHITA 5~I9Hobbs Describes I Two Will Attend !Patterson Favors
Pop oged Green- Forestry Meeting Honor System For
EDI1IDD L~nJ Expedition! MiC~ yri Cass Attendance
J; 2 2C' w:_-convinced thalit t1 i ieIthas hecia sgges ( ~ sitn
t uhyereulsls 1 Associton Eiiiblcns*, a L e of plane used {Iby AMacent i us(iy lero Ii esan (GeoroW. Patterson of the en-j
'ot~za;1ii C(710(10, Heady For IM ~i a s b I}t suited for arctic cx- d OLWi,( gineering collegec that the time has
4,tI{>In ,tote jploratiot), in.spite of what General mia l o v~ti {of hesoiey f'come for treating upperclassmen as
American foresters, Dec. 16 and 17.
- Mitchell has said to fthe (:oitral'y, The mings of the ovninwlsuticetlymature to take care of l,*E K $2;00F N rf ..1 ob ftegooyd-Ib eda h oetpout aoa
S E E K * 2 2 , O G F U D P o f. W . i. o b b of th e g e o o g y o-1 he eld at h e o re t J ro d cts la b ra- th e jir oo wn p ro b le m s o f a tte n d a n c e .a t
partmenttold menbers of the forestry tory, tfre only institution in the coun- clusses.
Christmas sas totaling 74,000,000 cu fhspooe xeiin x try, that is owned and maintained by! If Dean Patterson's uggestion is
bearing the -Christmnas candles and the ., .ig h eerltpgrpyo the United States forestry service, and accepted, upplerclassmen of the engi-
dotuble-barred cross, emblem of state '(Greenliand, t,.e atmospheric conditionsI which dloes extensive research work nern'olg il o ogrb e
naticnual tubecrcu losis associations, there, and the previous expeditions! in wood. quired to explain absences to, or ob-!I
were released in Michigan recently. made by arctic eploirers. Is Previous to coining to the Univer- tamn excuses from, the assistant dean,
Throughout the United States a billion It is proposed to estabilish' a bs sity, Professor jotter was stationed but, as. a matter of courtesy, to ex-
and 'a quarter were distributed for at -llcilsenbog, he said and another i t the laboratory for three years, do- plain to their instructors any irregu-
sale.- These seals are the sole source{ mile.i0lnd, where the neteoro- in r esearch work there. tItiso tedne
of revenue for the various tubercuI logical station will be located. rrhe j____________ ____________
losis institutions, local, state, and na-f type of planle that is to be used wvill; Little investment-big returns, The For every article for sale, there is
tionial, which ;ire engaged in the war- belttted so that landings can be made #Daily Classiflens.-Adv. a buyer. Reach him thru Classifleds.
fare against the disease, on both water and snow. Instead of i________________________________________________
A fund of $225,000 is sought to car- the usual landing wheels, snow skids ____________________________________________
ry on the battle in this State. 'This or skids will be substituted.
amount is $50,000 in excess of thej
goal 'a year ago and has been nzeces-Std ns R ve
sitated by the failure to keep pace S u e tsR ve
with the number of tubercular cases zoology Stories1
recorded last year, which were 4,000
more than in the previous year.
The Christmas seal movement began . Reviews of articles appearing last IFriday, December 1th
18 years ago. For the sale that year, month were given by students of the
300,000 seals were printed. For the! zoology journal club at its meetingI M ASONIC ]7 I ILE
vale in progress now 1,250,000,000 seals last night in the Natural Science!T M P
have ,been printed. Three of the larg- building. "Palm and Sole Studies"!
est presses in the United States were was the paper given by Leonard P. Y PSILANTI
at work a year ago printing the run. Schultz, grad., and two scientific ar-
The design of thlis years seal was ticles were reviewed by Elsie W.j
selected a year and a half ago. A Townsend, grad. Josselyn Van Tyne,Bil$12
speia kndofpaper has to be milled grad., told of a summer's work at'
for the sale, a special mucilage made, Borro Colorado laboratory in Panama.j
and a special ink and special process I c
used in their printing. letins. It will include several books ! Iia M n e o .sc
of science and commerce, including a
~IPRII ni TA Pil annvr~ number of industrial reports._______________________
/TODAY AND SATURDAY ONL.
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SIFTI TO .1INANA1DAIL
r BLOOMINGTON, Ind.,Elec.10.-It
-- was announcedl recently that a dona-
tion of $50 for the purchlase of refer-
ence hooks for reporters on the In-
diana, Daily Student° has been given
by Sigma Delta Cliif, professional jour-
nalistic fraternity. The chapter also
plans- to heave an enclosed book case
made in which to place them.
Am~ong the "collection, probably will
be a copy of ."Who's Who,". the 1925
World Almanac, a post office guide, an
atlas1 and university catalogs and but-
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G RRIC Wed. Mat. 50c to $1.50
Sat. Mat. 50c to $1.50
Last Time Sat Eve., Dec. 12
~Word's Best Laughing Show
With Mr. Mulligan and Mr. Garrity
Next Week-Leon Gordon in "White Cargo'
Bontel Pay o Nights 75c to $. ius'hzs&a50
Mats. 5oc and 75c
Woodward at Eliot Tel. Glendale 9792
The BONSTELLE CO.
In the Blithe American Comedy
"MRS. PARTRIDGE PRESENTS"!
S utBy Mary Kennedy andi Ruth Hawtliorne
Ij*u*nLafayette aghts at c oShelby
BIargain Mat.,
Thursday, best seats, $2. Sat. Mat., 50c to $2.50
Trel. Cadillac, 8705
The Musical Triumph of a Generation
Tho STUDENT PRINCE
l Beg. Sunday Eve.~ Dec. 13
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TOM. MOORE
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A G' LA't PICTURE IEV1 y rIWIEEKI, it tkxi il
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p~ower all dramuas of the past.
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Our Slogan-
Quality iandtiService
at Lowest Prices
CROP SUEY AND
AMERICAN DINNER
Served at All Hours
SPECIAL DINNERS
1 : 309 a.mi.- p.m. & 5i:30.8 p.m.
Varsity Inn
51.01 East William
The
SACK SUIT
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CJT' with that conserv-
atismn carefully dressed men
demand, and 'tailored in ap-
propriate, rich patterns
that stamp them as d is-
of pirat brecw, shoot it down
get started on a laughing
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stew, with:
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COMING SUNDAY
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austark with our Norina livinig 1in its dramatic
ttrayal that puts her leaps and bounds ahcad ofR
the rest., Thrills, intrigue, stolen moments-and" rflti
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