Mr. Mid A. . r -~'r BULLETIN i WH APS GOING ON Buildings in Relation to Narrow Streets," Natural Science auditor- ium. 6:00-R. 0. T. C. banquet, Union. 7:00-Masical clubs rehearsal, Hill au- ditorium. Let a elassified ad And that lost ar- tlcle.-Adv. IT-NOTICES Members of the R. 0. T. C. that are going to attend camp at Fort MonroeI this summer will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Union. Tickets for the Freshumn frolic next Friday go on sale at 9 o'clock this morning in the Union. Freshman engineers weekly fi o'clock t The Canad to take t; poned in Use Clas your misce 192 1. Number 164. ec, and the Arts: of the Faculty Tuesday, May 31, at 4:10 p. m., tural Science building. The reports of several be considered. ARTHUR G. HALL. me, and the Arts - Dean's Advisory Committee: meeting of the Dean's Advisory Committee in ay, May 24, at 4:15 p. m. JOHN R. EFFINGUR. 10 r ting of the Research Club for the academic year evening, May 25, at 8 o'clock in the Histological Council meeting at 7:15.) PROGRAM ges in the British Cabinet. University of Michigan Expedition to the Santa TUESDAY 4:00-Senior lits meet in room 405, Mason hall. 5:00-PIcnic supper for Episcopal stu- dents. Met at Harris hall. 7:00-Meeting of men attending second session of Camp Davis for election of officers, room 311, Engineering building. 7:00-MandolIn club rehearsal, Union. 7 :15-Meeting of Erie club, Union. 7:15-Glee club rehearsal, Union. 7:30-Lumbering methods movie un- der auspices of A. I. E. E., Natural Science auditorium. 7:30- Meeting of Westerners, Lane hall. 7:30 Bayonne club meeting, room 325, Union. 7":30-Meeting of Dental society, with speech by Dr. Huber on "The Tooth and It's Nerve Relations," anAphi- theater of Dental building. WEDNESDAY' 2:00-Illustrated lecture by Harvey W. Corbett, of 'New York, on "High For Service CA LL Very effective and much less expensive PRICE OF 100 CARDS $2.00 HR'S V'ISITING CARDS Save half of your money with "PROCESS-ENGRAVING" UN I VER SIT BOO KSTOR H. H. BARTLETT, Secretary. COLLEGE END SAL cs Colloquium will meet at 4:20 p. m. on Tuesday, May 24, in ysics building. At that time Mr. R. F. Paton will speak on rk Spectrum of Carbon and Silicon", and Mr. A. L. Becker "The Enhanced Spectra of the Alkali Earth Metals". All in- ordially invited to attend. R. A. SAWYER. ents. ate students expecting to receive degrees at Commencement 'tified, that all diploma fees must be paid by June 1. ALFRED H. LLOYD. 'usiness Administration: ntative of the National Cash Register Company will be in )onmics building on Wednesday, May 25, from 2 to 4 o'clock. hose interested in a position with that firm. I. L. SHARFMAN. ts from other schools or colleges of the University who plan the College of Dental Surgery at the beginning of the next consult the Dean of this.college previous to the opening of. ssio'n so that the applicant for enrollment may know whether 3meet the statutory requirements of the various states. MARCUS L.,WARD. lIub: t Galeoto" will be presented Wednesday and Thursday eve- nd 26. Members will be admitted upon presentation of their ards. Additional tickets may be purchased at Wahr's, Gra- ter's. ROBT. B. RITTER, Treas. ngineering and Forestry: eting of the student branch of the A. I. E. E. and students of Department will be -held in the Natural Science. auditorium 24, at 7:30 p. m. Six reels of motion pictures dealing withy of lumbering industry in the west will be shown. Mr. H. Line Material Specialist of the Western Electric Co., will be e an explanatory talk along with the films. The pictures bo the use of electricity in lumbering operations will be very d entertaining. The meeting is open to the~ public., I.,D. JOHNSTON, Secretary-A. I. E. E. 1 be a very important mneeig of Masques today, Tuesday, 1the west parlor of Barbour Gymnasium. It is urgent that be present, as final arrangements for the play will be made. ANNE LOUISE MITCHELL. I Now is your time to buy your Graduation Gifts DARLING & MALLEA UX 224 - 226 S.. State Street 7 Nickels 12 3 F. . I ANN ARBOR YFLLOW C^AB CO. Lobby of American Hotel IF IT IS, INSU.RANCE WE CAN DO IT, Potter & Alishouse First Niational Bank Phons 2072 NOR TH W ESTER UNI VERSI-TY I -- "a J. L. CHAPMAN JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST The Store of Reliability & Satisfaction 113 South Main Street iNN ARBOR. - - NICH14QAN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCEMENT The registration in the Day Division of the School of Commerce will be limited to three hundred students, ftr the year 1921-1922. This limitation is set in order to main- tain a high standard of personal and individual instruction, and in order to make possible a closer co-ordina- tion between the work of the School of Commerce and the various indus- trial, manufacturing,' financial and merchandising establishments of Chi- cago and vicinity. Applications for admission will be considered in the order of their re- zeipt. All applicants must have com- pleted two years of college work, in c reputable institution. Tor application blanks and bulletin iddress THE RECORDER, SCHOOL OF eCOMMERCE Harris Hall, -Northwestern University EVANSTON. ILINOIS A 3EsT CHICAGO MEN'S NECKWEA' OF Royal Irish Poplin We have The best wearing and most service- able material made for Neekwear just received a large assortment of th Ties in the new small shape II Sleep, Anyplacce Bluy P±at at Rex 's THE CLUB LUNCH 712 ARBOR. STREET N ear State and Packard $2-00 and $2.50 THE EBERBACH & S'ON CO.*, 200 - 204 EAST' LIBERTY STREET 324 SOUTH STATE STREET (Second- Floor) CHICAGO I N SPEAKS TO 300 ILCTINS WDRKERS ntinued from Page One) itors. M. B. Stahl, '23, R. E. '23, Gerald P. Overton, '22,' 1 McBain, '23j Paul Watzel, 23,j . McPike, '23, Edward Lam- 3; Sunday Supplement editor, arnton, '23; city editor, E. P. Jr., '22; assistant city editor, )ttaway, '23; editorial board,j trong Kern, '22, S. T. Beach, n R. Meiss, '23; women's edit- beth Vickery, 22; TDeles cope dwin R. Meiss, '23. The sports 11 be named at a later date. Daily Business Side'1) Priehs, 22, named The Daily staff as follows: Avertising, lery, '23; circulation. R-obert 3E; accounts, J. J. Hamels, ication, N. W. Robertson, '21 Drugs '23; organization editors, David Pres- ton, '23, Seward Cramer, '23; fratern- ity editor, Hans Hans elman, 23; fea- ture editors, Max" Schrayer, '23E, Rob- ert Rice, '23. Robert F. Wiemeke, '22, appointed the following for the 'Ensian business staff: Advertising, Sheldon M. Brown, '23, Jo.hn V. Frost, '22; sales and sub- scriptions,' Lawrence W.' Snell, '23, Walter Belde, '23, Hazel Storz, '22; fraternities and organizations, Robert. 0. Martin, '23, Ellis Hunt, '23; ac- counts, Samuel M. Greenberg, 23. Chimes Stan The .Chimps editoriaJ l stff as an- Toilet Articles, FLANDERS Chemcals LZbiratoy Supplies FOR I U I I I FLOWERS r, '23. Staff11 Gargoyle editorial staff elly, 23, appointed: Art ed- on B. Seagears, '23; art staff, >d, '23, James House, Jr., '23, ach, '22, E. G. Wellin, 23, larke, '24; editorial staff, Lee Clement A. Smith, '23, Rob- ngs, '22, C. W. Wolfe, '23, ney, 24. 'goyle business staff selected) ey Sarasolin, '22, business for the coming year, consists i Sullivan, '23L, Milton Geig- ward Yost, '22, R. P. Selway, ant Baldwin, '23, J. Ross Ri- verett Michaels, 23, Wendell .3, Harry Rapaport, '23E. Michiganenslan r. Frey, '22, managing editor, chiganensian for next year, i his appointments as fol-I airman of board of associatel Emerson Swart, '22E; as- nounced by F. M. Smith, '22, manag- ing editor-elect,follows: assistant mana.ging editor, Bowen-. E. Schu- macher, '22; associate editors, Thom- as I. Underwood, '23L, West Gallog- ly, '22, Bruce Van Dusen, '22, John L Dakin, '22, Stewart T. Beach, '22; art editor, James House Jr., '23; as- sistant art editor, Elmer H. Nash, '24A; issue editors, Irvin Goldsmith, '23, Howarth Gnau, '23, E. C. McCobb, '23, Oliver McGillicuddy, '23, H. M. Dorr, '23, Herbert Case, '23; editorial assistant, Kenneth Allen, '24. An- nouncement of the appointments for pictorial editor and assistant pictor- ial editor will be made later. Thomas C. 'Iruss, '22 named the following for The Chimes business staff: advertising manager, Alton Mills, '23; publication manager, Theodore J. Gorenflo, '23; credits, Robert Ackley, '23; circulation, Amos D. Allman, '23, F. A. Hinchman, '23;, foreign advertising, Okmond Wessels, '23, William Lichtenberg, '23. Students' Directory For the editorial staff of The Stu- dents' Directory Burton E. Dunlop, '23, announced the following names: Lloyd Johnson, '22E, L. J. Carter, '23, J. ,B. Vlack, '23E, Hiram C. Bond, '22, R. D. Gibson, '23, Helen Mitchell, '22, Margaret McIntyre, '23. No appointments were made at the banquet for the business staff of The I VAN'S LUNCH Where they all go 213 EAST LIBERTY STREET 715 NORTH UNIVERSITY AVENUE J I a ' Flowers of Quality 1116 So. University Ave. b PHONE 294F-i - F2 t U U The THE PRS SENTS Club GREAT GALEOT By JOSE ECHEGARAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MAY 25 and 26 Sarah Caswell Angell Hall 8 PM. Fifty ( at a.