THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1920. ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN me I SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1920. Number 53. e Ilemebrs of tihe University Senate: wing to an importnt summons in connection with the legislative ng program, it has seemed necessary to postpone the meeting of the :rsity Senate announced for tomorrow evening. Members of the Sen- e asked to watch for futher announcements. M. L. BURTON. ay Vacation:' le Holiday Vacation in all the Schools and Colleges of the University' sTuesday evening, Dec. 21. Exercises are resumed Wednesday morn- 'an. 5. ARTHUR G. HALL, Registrar. ALL JUNIORWOMENI TO MEET MONDAY' Due to the small attendance at the'! Junior Girls' play meeting Saturday! morning, a similar meeting in thel form of a discussion will be held at 4:30 o'clock Monday afternoon in Bar- bour gymnasium. All junior women3 are requested to be present by Edna Gr off, '22, chairman of the commit- {tee.I At this time a sketch of the play will be read in order to give all the girls an ides. of the plot. Those interested in writing lyrics or music will re- ceive instructions from Prof. John L. Brumm' and announcements concern- ing tryouts will be made. CLE1E N118 ETS 100 EARLY COPIES OF N. Y. HERALD Regent William L. Clemnents, of Bay City, has added to his newspaper col- lection a file of more than 100 papers of the New York Herald during the first year of its publication in 1794-95. The Herald during the first year was published twice a week. It was a four page paper; used very small type, and had ads on the first page. BUY YOUR FRATERNITY JEWEL- RY from Edwards, H-aldeman & Co., 427 Farwell Bldg.~, Detroit, or we will send catalogue on req uest.-Adv. Typewriters of leading makes for sale or rent. 0. D. Morrill, 17 Nickel's Arcade.-Adv. Patronize Doily advertisers.-Adv. PERSONAL GREETING CARDS ILeave Your Order Early - Special Attention Given to CHRISTMAS ENGRAVING at WAFiR'S UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORES p U a Jurisprudene: rLightner will not lecture on Monday, Dec. 6. The next lecture )urse will be given on Monday, Dec. 13, at 3:45 p. m. in Room B w building. HENRY M. BATES, Dean Law School. in in Sleep Anyplae V ut Eat at .ex 'sI THE CLUB LUNCH I 712 ARBOR STREET I SNear State and Packard Students Luuch 409 Jefferson sHigh Class Food Open 6 a.m. Close 11 p.m fleadquarters [or Useful= IChrisftmas Presents I iA [or Your [riends' AFINE LINE TO CHOOSE FROM 4_ i See Our Window Display Which May Give You an Inspiration ELECTRIC TOASTERS PYREX GLASS WARE- ELECTRIC TABLE STOVES' Both Plain and -Ornamental ~ELECTRIC SAD IRONS PIE SERVERS ELECTRIC HEATERS BREAD PLATES= ELECTRIC LAMPS CARVING SETS & CUTLERY -ROCHESTER CASEROLES of all kinds= - a OTHER GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION,. ALL BEST GRADE= IL AFT Z A lkTlTF = here will be a meeting of the local chapter of the Association of can College Professors Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 8 p. m. in room 304, ;an Union. All members are urged to be present. C. B. VIBBERT. Per E. Holt. rsity Women: nilversity women who plan to be in Ann Arbor during Christmas va- should leave their names and addresses in the office of the Dean :men as soon as possible. e MYRA B. JORDAN. r' Research Club: regular meeting will be held Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 8 p. m. in Room F, ew Science building. Subjects: 'The Spectra of Stars of Clases R and I Their Relation to Theories of Stellar Evolution, by Prof. W. C. The Production of Plantation Rubber, by Mr. Carl LaRue. R. 0. BRIGHAM, Secretary. 1 Union Ticket Takers: coral Union ticket takers will report to Hill auditorium for the Spot- Vaudeville Dec. 7, 1920, at 7:15 o'clock. W. D. H{OLLANDS. y Club:a .embers of Comedy club will try out for "Bunty Pulls the -Strings" esday and Thursday,- Dec. 8 and 9, at 7 p. m. In Room 20&,University Copies of the play have been placed on the Reserve Shelves in the ng Room of the Library. J. RALEIGH NELSON. and Abuses of Twist Drills": Jses and Abuses of Twist Drills," a four reel film, will be shown on ayv at 8 p. m.. in the auditorium of the Natural Science building. This - li. V. LtlIN UE" =~ :, ~ t 11 Il tt ll #1 11 11 1# tl ll #tl~ i #1 11 11 ' ~l ett.P -a2 yT IHE U P T O -D A T E H A R D W A R E M"DirLnc;=310 S. STATE STREET PHONE 1610 Our food is the best Cz.l.abd&CIn11 1J. O ur prices are right###1!1##1#l#It#1#111111##111##11#1#1Ii#111tltlutl#11#t#11Illt -llt#ll~111111r#11#._ -HOURS =OIE - - Just Received a Bunch of 7A.M. TO 1 P.M.LOS IDRU E =5aP. M. TO 7P..M. _ O -=1= L G ,S I E U E - SUNDYS 212Special Price while They Last at the Only= 8 A. M.TO730.. = STUDENT"'SSUPPLY STORE TO73 .512 EAST WILLIAM STREET 1111 South UniversityPh elC R -~wiuuiuiiuiiuuivvounniivn~i7 7unuuunuPhonehii1160iIR r all sections in Machine Shop. WHAT'S GOING ON SUNDAY --University Men's Bible class ets In Lane hall. D-Polonia Literary circle meets Spedding's studio for picture. -Graduates of Detroit Northwest- - high school meet in Lane hall au- :orium to organize club. -,Japanese Student club meets in ,ne hall. -Student Volunteers meet in Lane L. -Social hour for young people's Feting, Unitarian guild hall. -Prof. John F. Shepard speaks on )ine Modern Conceptions of God," Unitarian guild hall. -Judge Harry X. Fisher, of Chii- o, addresses Menorah society on he Jew In, Soviet Russia and Last- s Europe," in Lane hall. -Christian Endeavor meets at esbyterian church. MONDAY Jnior engineers meet in n for -movie party. -Union orchestra meets for -sal in Hill auditorium. tap re. Visitors are invited. 11111111111111111111111i1111l111R I1U i1II1 I111111111 IIII[l I11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11II11IIIIII11111I111111111 J. AIREY. = a -r a - SUNDAYSERVIS IN a THE MICHIGAN UNION ANN ARBOR CHURCHESI_ PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL = S Rev. Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus oft the Armour Institute of Technology, a 3Chicago, is to be the speaker at 7:30 - o'clock this evening at the First r Methodist church. His subject is:* "The Education of the American." The- - service is under the auspices of the Wesleyan guild. Sollh adI1, R v Ur He r Tal c of S .A - drew's Episcopal church will giv e a l= #"Talk on the Bible Intended to Be of Interest to University Students" at the 10:30 o'clock service. "Bloody Kings 2_ and Stern Reformers" is Rev. Charles =-N P Y A T- T. Webb's subject at the vesper -sev - N P Y A T - evice at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon. a "A New Ann Arbor Discussed" - At the First Batpist church Rev.2 3. M. Wells will give the second of2 1-MICHIGAN UNION ORCHESTRA a2 his series of sermons on "A New Ann22 Arbor." Today's sermon is to take 2"'C A TR AT~Q~~I upthe aspects of hospitality, religion, 2--IBT FC A TRA DSN up - symmetry and service as suggested by 1 the recent Ann Arbor Community 2 3-HYPNOTISM Service drive. 2 "What Is Christianity?" Is Rev. 24-MYRON E. CHON, SAXOPHONE ARTIST Sidney S. Robbn's subject at the morning service of the Unitarian ! 5-CHALK TALKS church. The sermon is based on a book of the same name by Adolph2- Harnack, who is recognized as the d 6-GEO. ROGERS ORCHESTRA greatest living authority on the his- 1 tory o Christian belief. " Modern 7- IHG NU IO R H SR 'Conception of God" will be the topic 1 - IHG NU INO C ETAI of Prof. John F. Shepard of the psy- chology department at the 6:30. o'clock service. Sermon for Studentsa "The Salvation We Need Today," the2 scnofaseisosemnfn-=terest to University men and women,_ H IL L A U D IT O R IU MI will be given at the morning service _ of the Presbyterian church. At noon a 'Dr. Thomas Iden of the Upper Robm2 Bible class leads the student class- discussion of "The Origin and Growth ofOrvLoyiCb ulae.of he Con' P.M ofv OuLle . DouglTesdaythe 8:00 gregational church will speak on Fi-Mn N * P EE 'Given Notice" at the 10:30 o'clock service, and at the evening service Mr. Yahn Zogalion of Armenia will give the address. Rev. P. F. Arthur of the Church of=II 50c Tickets at Wahr's, Graham's, Slater's 50c0 Christ (Disciples) will preach on "Is _ the Church Needed" at the morning ~ service, and in the evening on "Two12a Preachers in Prison." li3 111 11111IiIIIII[M IIII~fIIII'il I111111111IiE lt1n II!II1IIII11I11I I]III111tI~I1I~llll1111I11I1l 111111Ii TUESDAY -H-,op committee meets ,Union. -Rehearsal of Mandolin In room club at 0-Xentucky club meets at Union. 0--iEch1gan Aeronautical society eets in room 325, Union. 0-Spotlight vaudeville in Hill au- torium. 0--Mldhgan Dames meet in bane all. Mr. George Wilner of the ora- ry department will give readings. U-NOTICES ause of the Spotlight vaudeville, e Student council committee on nderelass conduct will meet. at 30 o'clock "Wednesday night in- .ead of Tuesday. Sociedad Hlispauiea will meet at 15 o'clock in room 202, Southl ing, Thursday evening instead of uesiday. ilunan engineering class dues will 3collected from 8 to 5 o'clock on onday and Tuesday on the second or of the Engineering building. :)r results advertise in The Mich- Daily.-Adv.