THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,_ ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN e I SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1921. Number 122. I' Leg of Literature, Science, and the Artsa- Dean's Advisory Committee: The adjourned meeting of the Advisory Committee will take place Mon- March 28, at 4:10 p. m. in the Dean's office. JOHN R. EFFINGER. lee to All Faculty Members Relative to Purchase of Life Annuities and Life Insurance:. Members of the Faculties and- others connected with the University can din at the office of the Secretary of the University full information con- ning their privileges and responsibilities with respect to life insurance life annuities. Specimen policies, rate books, and reports of the Teach- Insurance and Annuity Association are on file for distribution or con- ation. The University will contribute equally with the member of the Faculty uin certain limits to the provision of the old age annuity. .SPECIAL NOTICE - In the case of professors, associate professors, assistant professors, whose membership in the Faculty does not ante- 8 the University year 1919-1920 participation with the University in the chase of the old age retiring allowance is a condition of the contract with University and if this matter has not already been adjusted by any such aber of the Faculty he or she should consult with the Secretary regard- it at an early date. SHIRLEY W. SMITH, Secretary. ulty Biblography: The Faculty Bibliography for 1918-20 is now in press. Proofs may be a at the office of the Graduate School. All individuals concerned are nested to read their own lists before March 30. ALFRED H. LLOYD. YALE ARRANGES . Officials for the meet will be: Ref- INAUGURATION OF eree, C. W. Burton (D. A. C.); start-' er, Dr. George A. May (Yale); clerk DR. J. R. ANGELL of course, Sid Millard; assistant clerks, R. O. Fisher, R. A. Bailey, C.: (By Associated Press) W. Frederick; track judges, W. F. New Haven, Ct., March 25.-The in- Vernor (Purdue), Don C. May (Mich.), auguration of James Rowland Angell Derrill S. Pratt (Ala.), H. C. Carver; as president of Yale university will (Mich.) ; field judges, Frank Foss take place in connection with the (Cornell), Carl Johnson (Mich.), E. commencement exercises on June 22 D. Mitchell (Mich.), E. J. Mather and will follow the conferring of the (Lake Forest); scorer, F. W. Parsons; degree of Doctor of Laws on Dr. An- assistant scorers, George Reindel Jr., gell at the close of the commencement '22, T. W. Sargent, '22; timers, Evans program, says an announcemnt to- Holbrook (Leland Stanford), Jack night from the secretary's office at Scholz (Mo.), Archie Hahn (Mich.); Yale. physician, Dr. W. E. Forsythe. Director Shiptenden of Sheffield Scientific school will deliver an ad- SECRETARY HUGHES REPLIES dress of welcome on ihalf of the TO R1'SSIAN SOVIET APPEAL faculties; Dr. Augel will be inducted by President ifadley, and will malkuP a brief inaugural address. Secretary1 (Continued from Page One) a brie IIUpsIIII ddke . l.Chdir g iress, asking that trade relations be- Anan othela tomtee ofhil wi htave xtween the United tSates and Russia man of the commniittee which will hav e be estored and proposing to send a charge of the inauguration arrange- dlegaisto th Unig tasn t inents. delegation to the United States to naULntit to th ata i N r% Itin a- into account a vast collection of data Admission will be free on presenta- on Russian conditions gathered by the tion of membership card, and those state and commerce departments. In who have not secured them can do so a statement after, the note had been by calling Frank Farrell, '22L. made public, Secretary Hoover declar- ed the conclusion "shows the complete agreement of the views of the whole TRYOUTS WANTED administration." - I CATHOLIC STUDENTS CLUB TO GIVE SPRING PARTY TODAY Girls of the St. Thomas' parish are to be the guests of the Catholic Stu- dents club today at their annual spring party, from 2:30 to 5:30 o'clock in the ballroom of the Union. Nertney's or- chaperones are Mrs. M. D. Fohey, Mrs. Alice, Cake, Mrs. J. J. Quarry, Mrs. Clark, and Miss A. Wilcox. Tryouts are wanted for the position of assistant interschol- astic manager. Men desiring to go out for this position are re- quested to turn in their names at the athletic office or to call David Forbes at 909. Sopho- mores are desired. Try Daily advertis Adand watch your business grom.--Adv. CORNELL TRACK MEN ARRIVE FOR ANNUAL DUAL CONTEST (Continued from Page One) Wheeler, Lewis, Wetzel; Cornell-Car-. penter, Daviscn, John, Righter. Ii mom= '7 ;,' jnegoiaze o LaE enu . o men ion was 1 made by Secretary Hughes of the pro- posal to send a delegation to this country. Prior to making a formal decision! the Russian trade question was dis- cussed for nearly two hours by Pres- ident Harding and his cabinet, taking 0. D. ARMY and KHAKI SHIRTS RIDING AND SHORT BREECHES CORDOVAN AND WRAP PUTTEES MUNSON ARMY AND DRESS SHOES, just the shoe for .liking, ARMY BLANKETS, LEATHER JERKINS, PUP TENTS, BARRACKS BAGS, SOCKS, HIP AND SHORT RUBBER BOOTS, MESS CANS, CANNED FRUIT, MEATS ARMY SURPLUS STORE - 213 f. FOURTH AVE. IAT's GOING ON SATURDAY 00-Matinee dance given by Catholic Students' club in ball room. Union. 15-Recital by the students of Edith B. Koon, School of Music. 0--Upper Room Bible class meets, upper room, Lane hall. 0-Varsity band meets at Water- many gymnasium for Cornell track1 meet. Full uniform. 30-Craftsmen's club meets for third! degree work, Masonic temple. 00-Annual dance of the Comedy club, Barbour gymnasium. 00-Michigan-Cornell track meet. Waterman gymnasium. SUNDAY 30-Easter devotional meeting forI students, Methodist church. 30-University Men's Bible class meets, upper room, Lane hall. 0-Faculty concert, Hill auditor-1 um 45-Young people's social hour, MIethodist church. tO-Wesleyan guild social half-hour, Methodist church. 30Prof. Ray K. Immel gives an East- er reading in Guild hall, Unitarian1 church. U-NOTICES1 ckets for the upperclass engineer; banquet are on sale now. They may be obtained from upperclass engi- neers. rvices at .the .Catholic .Students' hapel will be held at 7:30 and 10 'clock Sunday morning, Eastern Standard time. CITY HOLDS GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES Solemnity and impressiveness mark- ed the services in all the churches and at the Wuerth theater yesterday in observance of Good Friday. Places of business were closed from 12 to 3 o'clock in accordance with a proc- lamation issued by Mayor Earnest W. Wurster. The regular Friday night dance at the Armory was not- held, although there was dancing at the Union. SOPHOMORE LITS TAKE CLASS BASKETBALL SERIES TITLE (Continued from Page Three) Crawford were the bright lights. Dun- lavey and Ciring played well for the losers. The sophomore lits are the winners of this tournament. The teams' have been evenly matched and there has been keen competition in all the con- tests that have been played. The fresh lits, the upper laws and Merz' frosh have presented strong lineups. The Homoeopathic team, although they have fewer men to draw from have given the winners a lot of trouble. An All-star team will be picked by the officials and managers in the near future. 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