THE MICHIGAN DAILY
AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924.
Number 59.
i
ate Council:
The December meeting of the Senate council will be
sident's Room on Monday, Dec. 13, at 4:15 p. m.
J. L. MARKLEY,
held in the
Secretary.
Regents' Meeting:
The regular January meeting of the Regents will be held at 9:30 a. m.
Friday, Jan. 7, 1921, in the Regents' Room in the Law building. All com-
munications to the Regents must be in the hands of the President not later
than Dec. 30, 1920.
SHIRLEY W. SMITH, Secretary.
Staff Club:
The Staff club, Homoeopathic Hospital, will meet, at five minutes past
twelve tomorrow, Monday, at the usual place. Dean M. E. Cooley, of the'
College of Engineering, will be present to speak. Luncheon will be served
immediately following Dean Cooley's talk.
W. B. HINSDALE, Dean.
Senior Mechanical Engineers:
Several Seniors have signified their desire to elect M. E 11 during the
second semester. Ordinarily this course is offered only during the first
semester, but it may be repeated during the second semester if enough men
advise me that they wish to take it, before the Special Announcement of
th'e Department is- compiled. C. H. FESSENDEN.
C. X. N. S. Banquet:
A dinner will be held at the Michigan Union at 6 o'clock Friday even-
Ing, Dec. 17, for all former Central Michigan Normal studer ts. President
Warriner, Professor Calkins and Miss Ronan from Mount Pleasanit will be
there. If you have not secured your ticket, do so before next Monday.
Tickets are on sale at the Appointment Office, 102 Tappan hall.
HARVEY H. LOWREY.
Mathematical Club:
A regular meeting will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 8 p. in., in Room
01' Mason hall. Professor Hopkins will present "Periodic Orbits, Type
2-1, with Applications to the Asteroids and Saturn's Rings."
W. W. DENTON, Secretary.
Medical Jurisprudence:
Mr. C. A. Lightner will lecture on Medical Jurisprudence on Monday,
Dec: 13, 1920, at 3:45 p. m. in Room B in the Law building.
HENRY M. BATES, De'an.
Administrative Faculty of the Medical School:
A meeting of the administrative faculty of the Medical School is called
or Tuesday evening, Dec. 14, at 8 o'clock, in 'The Faculty Room in the
Medical building. V. C. VAUGHAN, Dean.
Lmerican Legion Post:
Meeting for permanent organization of University of Michigan Post
.o. 303 of the American Legion is ,called fo'r 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Dec.
.5, at the Michigan Union second floor reading room.
All former service men,, Faculty and students, are requested to be
present to assist in forming a strong active University Post.
HARRY N. COLE.
University Letu*:
Prof. Robert K. Root, of Princeton university, will lecture on "The Art
f Satire" Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 4:15 p. m., in the Natural Science audi-
orium. LOUIS A. STRAUSS.
tomanco Club:
The regular meeting of the Romance club will be held at the Michigan
iaon Thursday, Dec. 16, at 4:30 o'clock, Room 306. This meeting was
hanged on account of lecture by Professor Ruth on Tuesday.
A. G. CANFIELD.
ibrary Books Due Dec. 14:
Students having in their possession books drawn from the University
ibrary are notified that all such books are due Tuesday, Dec. 14, on ac-
aunt of the impending Christmas vacation.
WM. W. BISHOP, Librarian.
r. E. F. Barker Speaks:
Dr. E. F. Barker will speak at the Physics Colloquium on Monday,
ec. 13, on the Polyhedral Atom of Born & Lande The meeting is held in
Coom 202, Physics building, at 4:20 p. m., and everyone interested is in-
ited. W. F. COLBY.
WHTAT'S GOING ON
SUNDAY
9:30- University Men's Bible class
meets in Upper Room, Lane hall.
2:00-Union orchestra rehearsal with
Musical club in workshop.
2:30-Sigma Delta Chi meets in room
306, Union.
2:40-Varsity band meets at Hill au-
ditorium in civilian dress and with
racks and march books.
3:00-Complimentary concert in Hill
auditorium; mass singing and mus-
ic by the Varsity band.
3:30-Emory Thomason, '04, business
manager of the Chicago Tribune,
speaks on "The Newspaper Game,"
in the assembly hall of the Union.
4:30 - Student Volunteers meet in
Lane hall.
4:30 - Chinese Students' Discussion
group meets in club room, Lane
hall.
5:30-Unitarian Young People's soci-
ety meets for supper and an in-
formal discussion of religion and
ethics. The meeting will close in
time for the Union services.
6: 00 - Wesleyan guild meets in
Methodist church. The social half-
hour will be omitted because of the
Union services.
7:00-Union servlce in Hill auditor-
ium. Chase S. Osborn, ex-governor
of Michigan, speaks on "Life and
Knowledge."
MONDAY
6:45 - Mandolin club rehearsal in
workshop.
7:30 -- Northwestern club meets in
room 302, Union.
8:00- Choral Union concert in Hill
auditorium.
8:00- IV. R. Mott lectures on "Are
Images in Chemical Analysis" in
main lecture room, Chemistry build-
ing, under the auspices of Phi
Lambda Upsilon.
TUESDAY
4:15-University of Michigan section
of the American Chemical society
meets in room 165, Chemistry build-
ing. Frank Schaefer will give a
demonstration in glass blowing.
6:30-Adelph! banquet at Union.
7:00-Dress rehearsal of the Union
orchestra at Whitney theater.
7:00-Choral Union rehearsal at the
" School of Music.
7:30 - Veterans of Foreign Wars
meets in room 302, Union.
7:30 - Zecho-Slovak club meets in
Lane hall. All Bohemian students
invited.
7:30-Mu Alpha society meets in the
board room, Lane hall.
7:30 - New England club meets in
Lane hall.
8:00-Clasical club Christmas party, GRIDIRON CLUB
second floor Alumni Memorial hall. HOLDS POST MORTEMI
U-NOTICES
There will be no rehearsal of the Un-
ion orchestra Monday night. It will
be held instead at 2 o'clock today.
The Federal Board of Vocational
Training has postponed its meeting
until Monday on account of the
absence of one of its members, F.
Crowe.
Acolytes will meet at 7:30 o'clock
Tuesday evening instead of Monday!
to avoid conflict with the Kubelik
concert. A symposium on "The Un-
dergraduate Soul," by student mem-
bers will constitute the program.
All persons interested in the forma=
tion of a non-technical course in
motor transportation, primarily for
business administration students,
are asked to call A. 0. Nichols at
2516.
Fraternities, sororities, house clubs
and dormitories that would like to
help entertain and outfit poor child-
ren at a Christmas party but have
not as yet been given assignments
are asked to call Hulda Bancroft
at 937-W or .966-R.
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date a parody on "Then you'll Re-
member Me," but Mr. Hay's request
was "Please Remember Me."
A crystal gazer saw Samuel Gomp-
ers returning the White House back
door key to Senator Harding, who
gave it back to the labor leader with
the explanation that he had changed
the lock and the key may be kept as
a souvenir.
Mark Anthony Hitchcock delivered
an oration over the body of the
League of Nations.
Another episode was a meeting of
"the best minds of the country" at
a Marion conference. They included
Col. George Harvey, who claimed to
be author of the "conspiracy" that
elected Harding.
The next meeting of the city coun-
cil will be held a week from Monday
night.
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at center played a better game than
last year and, with the addition of
Dunne, this position will be well tak-
en care of. Duke was never out-
jumped by any opposing center last
year.
Although early indications are not
a basis for conclusions it appears that
Michigan has a team this year fully
as capable as last. However, other
Big Ten schools are well fortified with
veterans and the Varsity will be fac-
ed with some powerful teams when
they meet Wisconsin, Chicago, Illi-
nois and Purdue.
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NDAY SERVICES IN
ANN ARBOR CHURCHES
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lents have expressed recently to
effect that the church is 50 years
ind the scientist in point of view.
Ihe Christmas Legend" is Rev.
ney S. Robin's subject at 10:30
ock at the Unitarian church. He
s that if we are to help the spirit
Christmas it must be through a
ere change of interpretation with
ew appreciation of its poetry.
t St. Andrew's Episcopal church
Henry Tatlock. will give "A Sec-
Talk About the Bible Intended to
of Interest to University Stu-
td." Rev. Charles T. Webb will
ak on the "Conscience of Israel"
4:30 o'clock.
the morning service is in charge of
the Women's Missionary society.
Mrs. H. B. McCormick of Detroit is
the speaker. "The New Life - What
Is It?" is the subject at the 7:30 serv-
ice.
FOOD PRICES DECLINE
IN BAKERY GOODS
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by boarding houses is a cafeteria sys-
tern of serving breakfast and lunch
which dispenses with some help.
Profit at $6 a Week
Showing that money was made last
year when a students' organization
received $6 for board the first semes-
ter and $6.50 the second semester,
their food department cleared about
$500 and made allowance for all
overhead expenses except rent. About
30 students ate at the table and were
well satisfied both with the quality
and quantity of the food.
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Third Sermon of Series
he third sermon of a series, "The
rch We Need Today," will be
iard A. Barrett's theme at the
ping service. Dr. Thomas Iden
ks on the "Origin and Growth of
Bible" at noon. The topic for
ussion at the young people's meet-
at 6 o'clock will be "The Great
:her-How to Live With Him."
'he Unknown Soldier" is Dr. Ar-
W. Stalker's topic at the morn-
service. At the Zion Lutheran
ch the Rev. E. C. Stdllhorn will,
,k on "The Dignity of the Gospel,
stry" in the morning and on "The,
. Power of Christianity" at 7:30
ck. "The Word Makes Flesh" is;
norning subject of Rev. Lloyd
Wallick of the Trinty Lutheran
ch.
the Church of Christ (Disciples)
SALVATION ARMY
RECEIVES $200
The receipts from the Salvation
Army kettle campaign up to last night
totaled a few cents over $200. The
kettle placed near the campus for the
convenience of the students has made
a very poor showing so far. With
only 13 more days remaining until
Christmas it does not look as though
the people of Ann Arbor and the Uni-
versity are responding as well as they
did last year. Last year's fund was
in excess of $750.
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