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…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH.. SATURDAY. APRIL x8, 1905 No. 1 37 CLASS BATTLE TONIGHT xiiSiii>\i. iSNTRDLIE i1ierciass Meet Promises to be the Best Ever Class Relay Championship Also to be Decid- ed -Jiu-Jitsu Match and Gym Team Are Other Attractions. Iwk~rcin hld p linnty ona lnnt in iAl lilin ti ll t" selet t the 1 tome "hut - P, epr itlixthe tri Famous Iowa Statesman Appeared on S. L.A. Course Last Night Large and Appreciative Audienc...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV YOST'S TEAM FOR 1906. Football Boys Under Captain Nor. cross Expected to flake Clean Sweep of Schedule. .Athleticsxx arc' down andi owiifor lthk )ca , ii' tl, lx ii isx'iiareii lra' be-lx' t'ne Nva-Iv all he l xxmut iwill b wxil ht tlti xon ly men of Ilsx ea'i sa aggegi on wltxixx' lxx l nii ti teariip th , ihi i l iii p1 Tom li ii lxiii ixwil lil deut ,N lknwn.If Tom goe both alfbck I~ iiiti x ili e vcan aii mliibe ...…

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…The Michigan Daily vot.. xVT. ANN ARBOR, N AIICHIGAN, «fEJD N ISDAY, N(OVEMBtE IR 8, 1905. Io. 38. J C GNMAY MEET HEAVY SEAT SALE PRIZES OFFERED FOR PENNSY ON GRIDIRON FOR WISCONSIN GAME EOOI ______________________Over 800 Cheering Section Seats Proabe rek etwenPen ndFOO'TB ALL Alt'N ARF Sold Yesterday-General Sale Harvard Likely to Give the Varsity WXORKING OViRTIMF Oesa odyCiaoFr ____and Doars- an Eastern Game--Decision May Th ttenace5 ...…

…T The Mlichigan Daily A\\ ARIBORMIHIGA\NFRIDAI) \ I;Ct I II S t9K, o. Vol,. XVI. No. 59- MASS MEETING WILLI FAVORS PROPOSED GIVE TEAM OVATION --LM~I RFR __________________ ead of University Endorses Agitation werenotfl~n~ld wth ny urps o + F-or Improvement of American At University Hall Tonight- Ex- nefr iht hebusinessiof i lliil - Diplomatic System. Senator Murfin, James Keena and ---i er,, butlirather v, itttithe purtosetof .iW- Clem Hol...…

…The Michiga n Daily ANN ARBOR, NICIC(A\N, HURSDAYM-ifk('ii 8is tol i ('or. XVI. \To. Iti. RELAY RACE WILL BE A FEATURE OF MEET Football and Baseball "M" Men to Meet Saturday--Ent ries For Meet Close Tonight. 1't' hmeet next Saturdayenigtht wll be cloedbya ne-laplyyaiceeIteen woteamsl Chosedtfrom thet-Xl"base- locosdrdlikely that ayrcr \will be bl-okent in tills eveti it is ccrl-teta that tiheintlerest will he at fevereat byithe tite of the...…

…The Michigan .,Daily A\NARBIOR, MICHIGAN.. SL\DAY, IRJL 8,1906. 50.XVI. No. 138. '.OCT)' GOAx~M. s plxins of ictoriousanxd lanquished Teamxs at La t.Night's hex / -ACULT'Y GUESTS AT INVITATION MEET oe Did Not Compete-Gradle Cham- pion Fencer-Exhibition by Henry Schulte, the German Hercules. Ia. I cxenxxg lhe faculty werexcguests af the athletic association at the maita- ,ixionimeet.Ahie it seveiniutdred guests Were present andii wititess...…

… The Michigan Daily dtog.XV I. ,vn5 rscC ACQTRTFF ~TO CFT DISTURB THE VISITORS General Committee Decides to Give cim Full Sway to May Festival-Ref.= hi erees Appointed For Events. ibe The gnerl cottiote which losta charge of the tndeclas contests (ie- ti citdc olat eeinig to postpoet theiste ni evnsoe week.This oftiiaactiott sppemnents the action of tie Stdrent oucl hywl ecridotnwo Friday aidiStrday."May if ad 19.of ]'he ecison was iftlince...…

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…The Michiga Daily VOL,. XVII. fi}, fx THIRD ANNUAL BANQUET OF MICHIGAN UNION HELD TONIGHT FORMAL PRESENTATION CORNELL MAN SPEAKS OCCURS THIS AFTERNOON ON TRUST PROBLEM Angell Portrait to be Received hy Professor Jenks Lectures Be fore the Regent Knappen Prof. Jenks to iconomic Class _Says Money # he the Principal Speaker. Kioxs Are Uns crupuous. One Hundred and Ninety Tickets Still to be Soid-Gymnasiurn Suitably Decorated for the Oc- cas...…

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…The Michigan Daily \\N N iARB I . 1 \ICH I V I)\ i NllAVxii,) Ni.,. XN'II. N~i. 114. ... . .... . ........ STARS MADE ELIGIBLE=== SEVEN GAMES ALLOWED And "Big Four" Idea Is Re-i1 1(0 i1, liCHxSEN SNI lii N jected by Athletic Board of - Control. Th' bar rii ta N;icihignx ,bal nt. itdra frm h Conx lxxxiiia' lixxfr xhe ree. TihitiMichiganxdieslnotxconside the "le,;fou " ara gem ntx ai lflxxii at xx xi present t ie:'xxx f, lto" itxte h 'iii x...…

…The Michigan Da ily VOL. X V II. ANN A\R l,(i.)R IiCH'IGOAN.\Vi hN1.;S)AY, MAX 8, 1907. No. 1 57. MICHIGAN SCORES ANOTHER SHUT-OUi1 Whipple Pitches Good Came- Plays Elrrorless Ball-Score 2 to 0. Whiipplle te vrit ta rstuthpawc placedi aoter shtout t hisrei yesterday when, laiedi btperet slp tart, the champinship \Wooste'an was beatetn 2 to 0 on its holme gounds, lth teatms made ie safe hitt. \With thehep of the samte ttnttiet' ofl 111511 ...…

…The Michigan Daily A-NAII3ORxM IC HIGAN ,TESDAY, OCTO)BER 8F, 1907. VOL. XVIII. No, 13. VALUABLE PLAYER COMES TO MICHIGAN Owens of Benton Harbor Enters University-The Team Begins Practice for Wabash (lame. ixnia\cd y ti" rigg(l vlhowig nmaderby thei.varxity againist .aixi'Satr- (liy Coach YoN as maippedi xxiia strenuiious priogramixnfor telxtwo weekh interveningihefre lthe gmne with N'a oah. C'xxiixcie'iit ssxig1h'spratxitev was thehrdestl...…

…heMichigan Dail o. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1907. No. 40. LE R, SUB HALF, 0UIT&?'HE ELEYRN Cause for Action Is Not Known- Yost Leaves for Philadelphia- Paulty Seat Sale Today, At least one of Coach Yost's plans was given a staggering blow when Lehr, the Escanaba lad who has been playing sub left half, quit the squad and turned in his suit. It had been the intention of the coach to make use of two con- plete sets of bac...…

…_heMich iganDa ily A\N ARBOR. MICHTGV\:N.SUNDAY,..DECEMBER 8,197. Vol'. XVIII. POLITICAL METHODS MUST BE CHANGED Athletic Association Situatfon Begins to Clear Up--Agitation of Principles, Not Personalities. The poliiial a tmtophere oft Ath- '15 ioabeplial mt ods inC olcam-t~g figpoitics, acmiItteeCCto cosidr' Iotmtdingti revCCfising te, cIotittito 'u1ders1and(1gCofot((ltis andpurpole iitoi n0 the1 so-calle -opposing~ 1 ac :t 1111101 tttof ...…

…The ichiga Vol. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, NMICHTIGAN, -,OENt;1}Y.JANsVX.iX' 8, tons. NO FATTED CALF ON CONFERENCE MENU Conference Dismisses Michigan's Proposals of Change - Prof. Denies Ill Usage Michiganttis tatid ilthei.t i'oferce. I The action of the meetig of the Con- ference delegte in LhicaI go, Jan. q, demonstrates ceatly tat sie wil e welcomte i ie til st13in01] a par titithtie oter coleges. ittt there is to disptsitnotn11)1]t prt of te ot...…

…he MchiganDil ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB RUARY $, T908. V'OL. XVIII. \o. 92 JUNIOR HOP IS si A HUGE SUCCESS " pil Decorations and iMusic Are Un- lt usually Excellent - President \ Angell Heads Receiving Line.ra J Hopshave cme andJ Hop hve2v -oe tnee hsthr celch a1(11 ighs, Co o euifulcci 50 menla t 1 cin ci fomedcitiecc ccc' ivi im it a ii atrc d e mln i/c ccci lie deai mi p iti ccccc ci procided forcci ti sotatte h le.asc omplte i...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, -MICHIGAN, SUNIDAY, (ARCHl 8, 1908. C NO. ix7. INDOOR CONTESTS ARE BEST HELD I ER Freshmen Defeat Sophomores in Annual Meet by Margin .of Four Points-Michigan Takes Relay from 0. S. U. Quartet -Craig is individua~l Star of Evening. x, i ,i if t' the test half-inailer in Oio ;hte. e li ain secondi for hislteam leaistilit andx clearl-ield ci laic own. a\illilt- xxwIo tarled faeirtem, i ix um--in- ...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 19o8. No, 143. NEB DIAM ND OPEN and then etired to Ferry field where, [ inl t company with Tower, he did several WITH CEREMONIAL lapeito great shape;esrte"r. SRN Fizarci, "and switl aatlittle ottdoor triting 1I o't think tiere is a man ____ Maiden Game Played at Ferry ests ostywh casetho atIi Would Substitute Tying Up" dit aite He is improing in enutrance frRc tn -u ...…

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…The Michign Daily VOL'. XIX. ANNT ARBOR,' MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1908. -- ., - , SCRUBS DOWNED IN SNAPPY GAME Varsity Shows improved Form and Runs Over Reserves, De- spit Stellar Work of Freeney. lDespite the asene of Ernbs and Casey fronm ycsetrday's game against the srttbs the Varsty isplyel something like the style that Yost will elpet of thtert Novemler 14. Several sifts were made int the lineup, ut allt11wmenet worked with ec...…

…The Michigan Daily \ oj. XIX. ANT ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, NOVEMNBER 8,190cl 0d'. 313. to nnkys>. Slitizthre1(1 11111 VARSITY TRAMPLES tottit ooct: ioJos LATE ELECIN UPON MOONSHINERS pultmt Iihi l o 30. ball istl 41 END CAMPAIGN Team Shows Brilliant Form and reegand aoud iight. ltici' nits and Laws Select Of, it 00 01tovfrtoiiliioo nt e it ve Morc0 1 Rolls U~P 62 Points Without ~~~j Councilmen Chosen; Co Exposing Its Own Goal. Vlicltgtti....…

…The Michigan Dal y \hot.. XIX. tio 5th. ALLERDICE WILL LEAD 109 ELEVEN Star Kicker Chosen to Succeed F Schulz as Varsity Football Captain-Jack Loell Returns. Into ofooh 00laettoo ugh cilos-i~o csteecton whchhascr attoindied the selection (of a o o-sicaopai,. Half- hack Da~oteolrdicoe oxa ochttosnS tittoat ns aptano t he tc too) toottootal l t -t. tub \h X a toooo, te )tro it laiot hast Ot hei ildgnrl of t tamot frthet kept ,vctre t, Oi t t...…

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…The Ic iganDal y \\\ hi ff hill lit \N Il- i-I) h--i--il-- --f( N . t-tf VoI . X . No. r, 8. PJ.u.1k. Ii1iUI.~ijJ..i ft \N II fit 11ff ifi\fVN PLANS COMPLETED FOR UNION CIRCUS Monster Parade Morning of May 8; Big Show Follows; Vaude- ville in the Evening. hn~m theburt f th fa-fa edfircuhs l im lccr, a d i. nm ord r t l t( c toi ' llr t M i iiga I. Ilon 1 lI t t a tci n rc lti e otil tarlt igh \If1 fil h ctt l l th Viiat lt I' it Ittn iin f...…

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…Th Mc ign Dily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCT1OBER 8, i1909. No. q. V,"l. XX. WELLS DISPLAYS VARSITY CALIBRE Has Slipped Six Scores Over on [Scrubs--Varsity Tramples. on Second Team. tere) its,1 10c1o1e tI' the 001111 n 1(lt, ip one pOointI, 1110lt 1)1)1)111 to the1 usualt to at ure in' e pa111 of theOIO1 '111 . 1113 111 and 11 tomnPtgill and11 XX 11 Ot'.is, whoI hate been10 Xlin on 1 th1e1 s11 1(11010 Illtrl Bis pefimac of11 the 1111 iu ...…

…- T h e Mi c - i g a n o-X .AD a i ly):,\t' i _;1 i1iC l>\r.O T BE ,j9g AN n uAmRU i t;i r , h I IU UA , itSA ol d a t.ihc-'I'OlER 9, 909. 1 No.k 5. -it 11 BIG MASS MEj TI1V1i SEASON urriS TODAY 1-1ew:11 0 lIW DU<U 5 s HW ODSII ofa1IH I A N C S E10 1 : h s 1111v itee to tsies d10pc-hnood aloi (ter))()i1. e_____ M iC In I~ L S A E ereith :uu mtsipls. rl i ntl fitil j11r11ed [u1theUniversty Hl Fled Wt - 1ULLIVAII LUIZN IUDJAY IMichigan Confide...…

…The Michigan Datl Vol-. XX. .,N ARBOR, IMICI-IGAN, NViFiJiF SiAAY.iDIfh'EMBER8, i() No. ,3, CLASS BASKETBALL AFTERCHRISTMAS Schedules for Practice in Gym to be Announced---Good Material in Many Departments. Interclass 1ashetlall twil soo take its pacis the 'leaslig oleg-e ,por. for the text few monsthst No atie arrange- mets sill le iale uttttl after ie Cristas Itlislas,Mientetsch edltetlof iterlass gpnsoocwtill lhe drtawn n ap. Al- tltoo...…

…AiNN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,> S I sA. J\ l . s-ARY 8, VOL. XX. BENBROOK ELECTED FOOTBALL CAPTAIN All-Ameia G ad to ubles-'1 Team-Conference Touled'1 Four Games Scheduled. Albert liersirook, till eorner of Chicago, was unanuo sly el(eted var- sity football captain for irro at s rect- intg of the members of last season's ft( O, Friday nigist. itenbrook ha s ticse ss si him "M" playing o the roo d ro90 football teams. Bfenbrook weas almost us ionus t...…

…The Mlichianal VOL. XX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUElSDA V, XMAfli11 8, isa. No. to&. SIMPLE ARITHMETIC STOPS THEJUNIORS' ".x S. and R." Students Need Ele- mentary Reviews to Meet Re- quirements of Advanced Work.' Goadeui on isy the criticism of the tmetropoitan papers at the large soisler of metn who were retortedl not passed or coditioined is 'S. & R." last semester the faculty of the egieerig depart- ment adopteid a noel plan at the e- gnn...…

…__g I ________ \\RBPOR, MICHIGAN. ;St'><LAY, MAY 8, ito. No. 15 1. Vol-. XX. FARMERS SUCGUMB TO RICKEY'S SQUAD, Pattison Pitches Excellent Ball But Lack of Support Costs M. A. C. Game FIELDERS SUPPORT SMITH WELL it ti ( l i ( f(': I ;WJ ,111, ,l tltTANSWERS COUNCIL APPEAL I 81 >11,1 i i( \\ i.. 1)l t lit tStudent Suggest s Substitute for lt sl ikSi t i ii e l~~ll I~B g ight lio llsl 1 0111 101 l)1111e111. ittclit' Sititicttt titiltof lci...…

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…THE N ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONO NAYAST 8, 1910 VOL. I. AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIEIS i' ATOMIC THEORY AN ANCIENT SCHEME Gilbert's C1ocolates Theory of Constitution of Mat- IAT'I ter Developed Years Ago 17Tice's Drug Store by Philosophers DALTON REVIVED THE THEORY I/IITV AFFI 812 ELiberty Only one block trom the campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25C $3:50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c MEAL TICKETS Another-,Chance...…

…The Michig _____ Vs\N ARB OR,'silk tiC 's, s \ EtMf-fY, OC'TIOlltf ,Sii.10 Vol. XXI. FOOG'S MEN HERE{ READY FOR BATTLE Hard Game Expected in Spite of Bear Stories from Case Headquarters VARSITY IN GREAT CONDITION "PAY FEES PROMPTLY" MICHIGANr UNION STUDENTS CHEER- OSBORN RgnGesMost Enthusiastic Wel- PACKED TO DOORS come of Career. ______and Ills si - slir hs still < 'rs o r i 'll 5151111111 1itti cllhi sii-55 President Hutchins Emphasizes...…

…The' Michigan Da _ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, ITLFSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, igio. Vol. XXI. NO. 31. QUAKERS PROMISE TEAM GOOD FIGHT Varsity Must Hurry to Vanquish Much Improved Easterners Next Saturday KRAENZLEIN HAS HIS TROUBLES This wilt he le swa-cyeolFerry hieldi thils wek~. \Nhie the local inter- est seems0 to ihe ctntereti o)n1the col test with Dim its ot), tieleam 111ade its follwers realizte that tie leekh-ed~ gamelwithl te' QIIleec1wiile as5 har...…

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…Vo.XX.ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,\ II NI MARC HIII 8, 19No i.i. ..... ..... No. T08t V«i. xxi. ATHLETES PREPARE FOR VARSITY MEET Even Some Freshmen Will Taket Part in Big Indoor Affairt Saturday Night; ENTRY LISTS CLOSE THURSDAY 11010 ocli e st fothe tdeprturttt ofte l akl ea ont hefirtotof its 'n i iva ist litt efo rth an tt a ins; lace ~n he suad rc. ivin ulteIt tiit il h°vr i ll m t StitdayIt vlit ng, it occimill lso aford li(, i t oppor. tn~n...…

…Vol. XX X RBOR Xit-itl . CI Nt N, TI f l'E [. I \ , JIIK .i~ Vol, XXi: No. 178. VARSITY IS MISSED IN THE CONFERENCE Minneapolis Journal Wants See Michigan Back in The Fold to CALLS RECEN'T'lMEET A FROST i"videncetat hiichiyais iss ined Ifromi the WestirnConiferencead adii((ly m((nv (I ~ tiust)accumuliiate. The fail- ure- ifthe annuaol Conference chanin-n lhip tract: ilect it(her to de(leiop a 11(- Iv clas-contest (w dr-itt aicardisiac-...…

…THE WOViN Vol IIL ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 8, itz NEW TELESCOPF ISB Al]E.-RTM ENTRS 'TOTAIKE GIVES AULTO CREDIT WORKED OVERTIME tol fccordcing to the new plans of the faci FOR BETTER ROADS - - iall the dlepartmtents «=ilt hereafter join in theltecture-recitals. Under the prev- Two Months Tryout Proves sous arransgemuent earls departmsent has Prof. Rich Says Bicycle and Efficiency of New for oeseyear, sshereas, beginning witlh M...…

…THE WOLVERINE Vol It. TRACES GROWTH OF AERIAL REGULATION Reeves Tells of Old and New a Attempts At Governing Aeronautics THREE SCHEMES NOW PROPOSED +New roles of law, and muodificaions of old rules, which base beets made because of the conquest of the air by man, were 1. discutssed briefly by Prof. J. S. Reees '- yesterday afternoon in iis lecture onl "The Jaw of the Air." An 0old legal maxim, gives by Black- stone, who ascribes it to Lordi...…

…IT e Mich igan Daly A Reliable Directory of Reliable Business ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1911. No. (STILL TRYOUTS FOR THE COMEDY CLUB TO BE HELD TODAY. llany Parts are Open this Year and I)IETROIT ALU)JNAE TO VISIT WOMEN'S LEAGUE HOUSES. DE1B ATING SECTION OF THE ENGINEERING SOCIETY MEETS OFFICIAL COUNT OF YEAR'S ENROLLMENT i MADE. Several members of the Detroit A meeting of the debating section of There are 71 M...…

… tviicnigan 01 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1911. SALE TODAY, Announces a Re- at Sale For Cho- dI members. GE OPENS 10- DIAY. rst served" will be the ay at the membership r "The Awakened Ra- begins at the Whitney ce at 1:30 this after-I CAMP'S SELECTION PARTIAL TO EAST Wetls Michigan's Representa- tive e on Gridiron Critic' s Third Combination} WPALTER, JR., ON SECOND ELEVEN. Evidently the "Dean of American Football," Walter Cam...…

…Michigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1912. I ATORS ENROLL IN FINALS. 3 Prizes and Representative nor Rest Upon the Winner 'ators, A. Z. Sycip, '12 L, Louis 2, L. G. Bell, '12, G. D. Kelly, rthur Dondineau, '13, and C. C. n, '14, will compete in the final retest of the Northern Oratori- gue to be held in University urday evening, March 16. The of the contest will receive the Alumni bronze medal and the n testimonial of $100, wh...…

…AY, MAY 8,l1912. A_ n a pic- give to 3chlicht- made to transport bedding camp duffel to the scene of t cue, providing all such para is left in the basement of the ics building before Friday r articles should be carefully tagged. Several new contests have ranged for this year in the fie In addition to the canoe til test and canoe and swimmi will occur rifle and pistol ma an been ar- Id sports. the caps. special to win acuse Dr. K be no ...…

…or, in the be n thieir pit ly capable of thlrow ' -d with the university as guest~s or' Losphere over the en- otherwise and will be given away free. he rest of the cast The programn will start at 3:30 been built for their o'clock in the afternoon, im~mediately 1 was directed by after the society pageant parade, that IS. has been scheduled to begin at 1:00Q1 o'clock. The following is a list of tho VE LAST CO.NCERT , events that have been plan...…

…At Your Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 75o mer Session Students Your ooTreii:W OLVIIIIINE FfenHnrdSm Von. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1912. No. 19. UEBERMENSCH IS NIETZSCHE'S IDEAL Professor J. W. Seholl Explains Phil- osopher's Idea of the "Will to Power." RACE OF MAN TO BE OVERCOME. "The most fundamental concept of Nietzsche's philosophy is the thoughtt of the Uebermensch" said Prof. J. W. Scholl in h...…

…ie I Vlchigan Daily ADDRESS -, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1912. INJURED THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Generally fair Tuesday, moderate to brisk west and northwest winds. Ulliversity Observatory-Monday, 7 p. in., temperature 48.2; maximum temperature .24 hours preceding, 68; minimum temperature 24 hours pre- ceding, 48; average wind velocity, 12 miles. ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY IS ACTIVE AMONG STUDENTS At the fal...…