THE MICHIGAN DAILY

BAIIR TO LECTRE I D Honorary Journalistic Society Planned

HRDIY F DI
Dr. Julius Baur will deliver a lec-
ture at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening
in Natural Science auditorium on the
subject of "Pathological Constitutions
and the Heredity of Disease."
Dr. Bahr is Privatdozent in Internal
Medicine at the University of Vienna
and a physician-in-chief to the Poly-
clinic located at Mariannengasse. He
has written several books on medi-
cine, pathology, and heredity. He has
also conducted many investigations in
constitutional pathology actingr
through inheritance and influencing
the endocrine glands, and upholds this
theory as opposed to the theory that
these glands in the individual are not
influenced 'by inheritance, but are
governed by the individual nake-up.

Members of the faculty of the students of the Literary college, with
Journalisn ldenartment are working members elected at the end of their
on a project concerned with the or- Ijunior year.
ganization of an honor society for According to those in charge of
professional students in journalism. If the project there is a great need
the plan materializes the society will for such a society, providing recogni-
be similar to the'Phi Beta Kappa for tion for scholarship for students of
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This business has been growing ever
since it was established. The secret-
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customers." We believe it pays to do
basiness in a friendly way. If you
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journalism. One of the reasons for
the failure to form, such an organiza-
tion heretofore has been the existence
of Sigma Delta Chi, an honorary
journalistic society.
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Train Service account Easter Vacationw
For the accommodation of University of Michigan students, re-
turning home Friday, April 6th, account Easter vacation, the Ann
Arbor Railroad will provide the following train service from Ann
Arbor to Toledo, protecting all Toledo connections:
Lv. Ann Arbor. . ..............10: A. 31. (V. T.) .M. Ann Arbor..............4:0 P. 1. ((. T.)
Ar. Toledo................ 1:10 P. 31. (E. T.) Ar. Toledo................ x:30 . P1. (E. T.)1 -
NORTHBOUND TRAIN SERVICE
Northbound Trains Nos. 51 and 53 leave Ann Arbor, 8:05 A. M. (C. T.) and 3:52
P. M. (C. T.) respectively, connecting with Grand Trunk, Michigan Central and Pere
Marquette for 'all principal destinations in Lower and Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
All trains will be provided with additional first-class coaches.
Would suggest purchase tickets .and check baggage in advance so as to avoid unnecessary
delay and confusion at train time.
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Just returned from Chicago and Milwaukee, where I procured some of

the finest Suits and

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chanaise which has everything backed off the board for style, quality and price in the city.

Corbett is a wide awake merchant

and always en the lookout for his customers at all times.

Business is good and we ar e goinrg to make it still better.

We are going to offer you for Lastero5 -0
before your vacation one of the finest opcoats f

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ever looked at in a
good many years.

We also offer you SUITS special made for us at $35.00 and $40.00

with Extra Pants Free

All the students know the quality, style and fit of Corbett's Suits. When Better Suits are made Corbett will sell them.

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year to be able to offer you such fine merchandise at these prices.

White Broadcloth Arrow Shirt at $1.65; 3 for $4.50

Just brought back from Chicago one of the finest and newest mufflers which Ann Arbor has seen in a good many

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