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THE MICHIGAN DAILY


rAGE TWO 1 WEDNESDAY APRIL 21, 1926

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D KPEYON OUS may. Isolate Gerin
TOI LEUTURE HERE
AMciilwrOf 01Rockefellerinstitute F~or
%; i al Re e el t i 13 Glue
IS LAST O N SERIES ~~
As the final lecturer on tine course' r: .x;, .."
presentedi by Alpha Omega Alpha, la-
tional honorary medical fraternity, Dr. i
P'eyton R~ous of the Rockefeller Insti-
tute for Medical Research, will speak ,I
Thursday, May 6, on "Reaction of the
Tissues Under Normal and Patholog )
ical Conditions."# L
Dr. Peyton was an instructor in f
pathology here from 1906 to 1908 afterE
receiving his medical degree from
Johns Hjopkins university in 1905. In 1 0 e b c m n a ss a ti ah
ology and bacteriology at the Rock-
efeller institute and the following year >z'
was made associate, a position
he held two years. In 1912 he
was advanced to an associate membier1
and in 1920 he became a full member i'
andl has remained in that capacityI x Y
since. - -
Dr. Peyton is a fellow of the Amer-
lean Association for the Advancement
of Science, a member of the Associa- European bacteriologists ainvs-i
tion of American Physicians, the So- tigating claim made by D~r. JosE e cm
ciety for Experimental Pathology, the maker of Berlin that he hais succ(eed-
NwYrPahlgsoitteS-einioaigteckebailsITciety for Experimental Biology and report is true, a dependable treat ment
Medicine, Phi Beta 'Kappa, and Alpha may be expected soon, doctors say.
Omega Alpha.
Ilie has made a large number of con-
tributions to medical journals on sucM ~~ E E
subjects as researches on the bloodME SCHIOL I
cancer, and other bacteriological and n rE T p t o o i a t p c . HEs h o T T rR fnD N 9meit r of t e o rn l of E pe i e n anB 6
Medicine. 1- L

aintsOwls, Varnishes
al aergWax,Etc.
The ravages of winter are past-they
have done their work in wear and tear
on your property. Now is the time for
you to paint up, clean up, fix up.
Don't let summer rains continue the
work of depreciation,. A $25 investment
in paint will pay a dividend of more than
$200 in improvements and at the same
time protect your property.

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ANNOUNCES HIS
FIla O DiliOO
OPENING AT
Lake o s a ilin
Whitmore Lake

Museum Receives
Philippine Curios
More than 200 specimens of present
dlay P'hilippine curios have been re-
ce'ived by the museum of anthropology
from Mrs. Marie Morse, of Madison,
Wis. This collection, which contains'
weapons, clothing, baskets, ornaments,
Wim tomns, and implements, is a loan to
1 lhe University.
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Instead of just anordinaryvacation at the
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