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raity. Copy received until 3:1'0 1). m.. (11:30 a.,im. Saturday.)
'I'VESflAY, FEIJItVAIIY 27, 1923l Nl'umber I106
ume 3
Former Governor
Slated For Postx
in U. S 'ti net
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To Users of The Dally Official Bulletti:
The attention of ulcers of th& Daily Official Bulletin is again respectfully
called to the following:
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Saturdays).
The above is not stated in any seuse to restrict the use of the Bulletin.
On the contrary it is hoped that it may bo used more and more for intra-
University publicity. F. E. ROBB3INS.
Ilnversity Lec ture:x
Henry Turner Bailey, Director -of' the Cleveland School of Art and
Expert Advisor of the Cleveland Museum of Art will speak on the subject,
"The Magic Realm of Art," Tuesday, February 27th, at 4:15 in West Gallery,
Alumni Memorial Hall. BRUCE M. DONALDSON.
The Ad lstraitiyo Board; College of Literature, Selence, nd the Arts:
There will be a meeting of the Administrative Board Tuesday, February
27, at 4 a'clock, in Dean Effinger's office.
W. R. HUMPHREYS, Assistant Dean.
Lectuxe) in Biology:
The lectures of Professor Stockard, which ,were scheduled for Wedges-.
day and Thursday of this week under the, auspices of the Zoology Depart-
ment; have been postponed on account of the illness of Professor Stockard.
A. FRANKLIN SHULL.
Supplemtentary Liamtination In Physics 1:
This examination will bhe held Saturday morning, March 3, from 9i to 12
Room 301 Physical Laboratory. H. M. RANDALL.
Mathemhatics I-College of Literature, Science, and the Arts:
'there will be a make-up -examination for students who were reporteds
X or I in Mathematics I in thle recent reports, on Wednesday, Feb. 28, from
1 to 4 p inm. in Room 202, Mason Hall._ Please get necessary blanks3 from
Registrar's office. JOSEPH L. MARKLEY.
Rhetoric and Joiarnallsm:'
Rhetoric and Journalises Staff luncheon will be held Tuesday noon at
13:15 at the Michigan Union. W. M. ABBOTT.
Economics I and, 2:
11 . , -up examination in Economics 1 and Etononitcs 2, March 2, Fri-
day p. 1,- 3:15-6, Room 202 ECL
All students who intend to take this examijnation will please notify Mr.
C. H. May in Room 204, Econonilc,,3 Building before Thursday.
F. W. TAYLOR.
Hfistory l R:.
The supplemental examination' in history I B will ,be held Saturday,
Nlarmh 3, at 9, 20)3 Tappan HIall. A. E.;1R. BOAKK.
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Ebe submnitted by 5:34) ,o'4loek of 7:00--1are hl r''.r clubi) iiiets illI Hubbard in the back stroke(,. andI
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>'E.DAY 302 of tie Uniion. fast time lately andl is Qxpected to dtr
12 :15-Medicxl faculty I 31ce hti ; :ai --Lower dent snicke-r in roomu 318' the b~est lie has ever done in the i
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Thoma~s E. CampbellE
Thomas 131 Campbell, formner gover-
nor of Arizona. is being mentioned as
a successor to Secretary Fail of the
interior, who is expected to step out
March 4.
Have you read the "Daily Classified
Column" yet today?-Adv.
Patronize Daily Advertisers.--Adv.
Union.
7' 3' :0Institute ci Religlous Educa4 tion
mreets in Lane hail. -
7 :ice--Varsity Glee club meets in the
I assembly hall of the Union. -.,
7 :30--l dc'rcla.~s con duct committee -
meets in room 316 of the, Union.
:30---Ainercan In titute of Eiect~ric-
a. Engineers smo'ker in upper read-
iug room of the Union.E
8:00-Acolytes meet in room 105, 1a-
sop. hail.
8:0-l~di; n Dmesmeet at Newr-
ATEDI)NESDAY
f 123:1:)-Mathtematices clue luncheon in
main dining room of the Union.
'H TXT BOK
WHICH YOU HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO GET,
CAN BE HAD NOW AT
WA H R UNIVERSITY
BOOKSTORE
assenmb y hall of the Union.
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Tntroduetion fo Mental Tegft~g:
I shall not ineet my class on Tuesday, February 27.
GUY M. WHIPP'LE.
Americani chemica~il Soety, 1. of iX. secton:
The next Meeting will be Held today, Feb. 27 ,at 4:15 p. mn. in room 224
of the Natural Science building. -Dean . :H. Kraus will give an illustrated
lecture on "Somre Recent Tendencies in Mineralogy"'.
All interested are invited to attend.
C. G. MELOCHE, Secret ry.
Graduate English Club:
The Graduate English Club 'will meet on Tuesday evening, Feb. 27, a
8 oclk, in the parlors of the Helen Newberry Residence. Professor Camp-
bell will speak on New Assets of Love's Labours Lc3t.
MARIAN STUDLEY.
flaysical Colloquium:
"Magnetic Definitions and Models", by Professor A. W. Smith, on Tues-
dlay,. Feb. 27, at 4:15'p. ia., in room 202 of .the Physical Laboratory. All in-
terested are corilally invited to attend. H. M. RANDALL.
MKatkematkal Club:
Lnucheon. will be served to Xi.embers ucf the Club at the Michigan Union,
on Wednesday, Feb. 2S, at 12:141.
W. W. DENTON, Secretary.
Acolytes:
A regular meeting of Acolytes will be held Tuesday evening, February
27th, at 8:00 o'clock in Room 105 Mason Hall. Professor Sellars will read
a paper entitled 'The Double Knowledge Approach to the Mind-Body
Rolation." HOWARD D. ROEL.OFS,- Arch-Acolyte.
Students-E---ta-
On Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the School of Music Auditor-
ium, the following advatcedl students of, the University School of Music
will participate in a. Studenta Recital to which the 'public is cordially in-
vi"e: Amelia Goodrich, Ruth Scheidler, Margaret Strauss, Anna G. John-
twen, Celia West, Doris Schmidt and Mr. S. B. Hadley.
CHARLES A. SINK, Secretary.
This IS- NINOccasion ere Canr#Cfd~f '%0
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erican, are picked as the nzext strong-
est contenders by the, mctropolitan
club managers.
'McGraw has announced that he will
stand pat on his 1922 championship
line-up, with the possible' exception of
centerfield, devoting, most of his at-
tention' to bolstering, weaknesses, in
the pitching staff-which' nearly cost
the cluib the pennant; last season. Jim-
my O'Connell, $751,000 "phenoni from
San Francisco, is expected to fill the
beth of midfield, but McGraw will
give the voteran Casey Stengel, whose
come-back was a sensation last year,
and Bill Cunningham an opportunity
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to contest for the job with the coal
youngster.
j.Lose something? A classified
ths Daily will find it.-Adv.
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