SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1926
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LITTLE WILL TALK
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Speeches
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Oil (lassification Of Ann f
Activities At Luncheon !
REV. LEWIS TO SPEAK
President Clarence Cook Little wil
represent.- the University classification
of the Chamber of Commnerce atth
club's regular weekly luncheon Tues- l
day, giving his ideals of civic wel-br°
fare for the club and suggesting meth-
ods of effecting a closer cooperation
between the :University and the Chain-
ber of Commerce.' The entire meeting
will be devoted to talks from repre- .
sentatives of the various fields of ac-:
tivity in Ann Arbor with the idea of !;
considering the suggestions- of these
men at later meetings.
The classification of clergymen will
be represented by Rev. Henry Lewis, \
pastor of the St. Andrews Episcopal ~.
church. John D. Thomas, local attor- ' .: =>" .;;
ney and justice of the peace, will pre-
sent his views of law enforcement. IS. Sanford 1llullins
The public educational system of the S afrIuln bv) l
city will be represented by Otto W. SSnodMlis(bv) l
Haisley, superintendent of schools. anger City, Ala., strong candidate f,
Dr. John A. Wessinger, city health of- the senatorial seat from which Osc,
fcwill speal4 for the. classificationi W Underwood will retire vohuntari
of physicians, considering the - situa- at the end of his term, has come o
tion of the public health. Mayory in favor of modification of Volste,
Robert A. Campbell,' treasurer of the' act, *-to permit sale of light wine as
University, will be chairman of the' beer.
meeting.
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