rom214, Natural Science building.,-
'4:0Ruin4ne o 'Poland Sendsfo New or~rr
IS OIG N Dtoi jnire_ _ _ _ _ __tsi D o K o M nstrT
S G4JING 0~ Lan h~all. olgesuet n Do Y u K o M nse oU
7 00-6,lee club meets in upper rcarling___________________
1,01 I lei.i~.for this olumn shonil; 7 : .--l'i DPit Epsilolin eels in r'oit 1flow many student publicatIions nrf
by 5:3~0 o'clock of 306 o the Union. in the University?"
TO pniblication. 7i:030- - U~ l . lp tPs,!imeetsnillroni When th e Chemristry building was
304 of the Unioni. Ibuilt?...
~PN~SDAY7::30.-t1uii nd Mudoc, lub jmeetis ii) Where the museum of Fine Arts and ..*.~
i-(~ul iakme ,,n 32 cfthe U nioni. History is located? ..* .
L.- 1lchitud lecltures %onl Chrisi-

r'nl~lrbA mock_ trial, "E~x parte men ofI
~UbLIt~ .IMfI~tF ~ Mch~aisinCo-e' luca'tion1," will also;
yUIIuIIL I ; be stag~edl. V Ater S. Roe wvill act
_ a. a -l !R / t+aa l a a a a* -bl - . a . c .'.ylon. N 7 (-r n. . n rr :T . iinT4

PUBL/ ICLHIAINMLNI;

at

ion.
of t
in7
Iof

ietic association tickep
depaitnment lu11,h in
thie Union.
ion blanks for Archii
rty. given out in~ lobby
? of Clgarras Iormnigas
University hall.
club meets in roomn301
)ok writers nee ji!
he Union,
msilness staiff aIld try-
Press building.
[ WIWAc dliner in room
aion.
!ship el s in room 312
'y post num1ber ill"; of
rLegion m~eets iln til
of Commerce meets in
the Union..
wit club meets in roomi
of Fore~ign Will's mcci

toph. er Colurbus, on Spanish sloci- EStERDA V t'S1_A5S1EIS
lety's lecturceneres, in room '02, Tap- hesudns;nthJcleg f{n
Pa~ hil. gncerin ha v:?aadopted the nonor svs-
iS :090-lr. 1. (0. ilew tprdled urs trnt ceae sanad fionr ha
N:atu2ral science auditoriurm. .*.t.cra....tanar.ofhonr.tat
v'j:1~3inspriorac tMmsi a rectuisite for a successilengirl
1 y -~ z~ e (" t 1 11 4 r c e a f h e ce r a n d a g o o d c itiz e n . If st d n s i
8 t~Iubh pesitaieiofJuio the college have objections to this sys-.
teen,, txat all examinations anid writ-
Gil'paya hteytetr tenl tests a nd quizzes should be .held;
undler the honor system, they are ex-
U -N0TIC ES pected' to state their objections, oth.
ISenjqr Eds nmst order thejir can~es at erwise they are a pt to uphold the sys-
W1apiner's before March 2 4. term. During an examination the in- I
. Eduation seniors tn~ust order Comrn.,tractor does not remain in the room I
I nencemernt aInnoun1cemenI~ts and in- andlstudents are consequently on their'
vitations from 9 to 12 and from 1 to honor to refrain from all forms o+
4 o'clock today in lowed~ corridor of cheating. A studlent who doces not up-,
'Tappan hall. hold this rule is liab~le to he repri-
r.PhoCtcg'raphs ot sculptu.-re by Loretto manded by a fellow student andl ifit
Taft on ezxhibition in hall case, arch- individual does not heed the warn- Ieuct, (.Cii. Sir Alexander Godley
tectural corridor, Er:-iicering ing, he is to, he reportedl to the JIlona, Ieto.SrAlxne Gdea
AeadrGdebuilding committee. Th'is (conmittee 2K> crn c ommutanller of Sthre.British forces on the
'.li. senior literarystud ent er arc= posedl of a mnember from each class cRhnei laiga iprat ati
I.going to buy snes shourld place their in ~the college of Enrginleering arnTI one' thie, ris peipgaitated anbyatheiur
z!orders with Wagner and company frog i the school o1' Architacture.ecii reiiae y h ezr
this week, of the Ruhr district by the French.'
tA
- -------The Michigan Law Review is a l" -
.ARRESTr NINE STU .DENT S gal periodicalI edlited under the arts- e omk h eiwprat'a. n
_____ pies of the Law school by an editor- scholarly for use both in the profes-
- ilal board choson from members of the i sion and in the school.' Professor
N ine students have been arrested faculty and by students from the sec-BueSareisdto-nClx
and either linzed or let off withl a rep- IBondeand third yearor-claChes.
remand b)Y the local police force 'for Th~e stuident mnemxbers act ~s eli~-ThUpeRomianOgiztn
stealg rides on street cars, since torial assistants. The purpose of the teUprRo sa xgnzto
the tret. ailay ompny lacd dtwo; pbliatin _s .having for its purpose the teachlrg c
}the stret ie dtlways zscmaypace twop ia~o sto expre;ss the leg~al the 1Bible in an up-to-date manner
privte ctet~vs o itscar ovr a. sholarship of the [Unipversity a2nd t« The Upper Room was founded at But-
week: agto. Besides this a great num- ser've the public and law p rrofestsionircolgin17byD.TmaM
herof hidre hve ee taeniiiC y,.dis.cu Ssint; legal pr 1;1 lsan~d by Iden. The organization has travelled
custody and reprimanded for the same emt-hasizing imprortant developmnentswihD.dean hsno bent
offence. in~ the field of le--al jurisprudence. The 'vcaa oe 0yer.Ot fmr
The police are determined to keep Rve oprssfuUdprmn s than,700 members30oaremore-
the numfber of stolen rides to a min main articles uponI impiortant l1 ::' nm.Beietetlsgvnt
j*itumtandsretcor opan tctielcmte 'r, 2te and comme'(nts 1u1o0n1the regular meetings,,thze Upper Room~
efiet.h. tetcr opn oti current topics in the l pal world, ab-, publishes a 'bulletin having-a circula-
efet ____________ race, and digests, of significantire- :tionl of 1,200 tcopies.
-- -.)t *-'t(ses, and legal b~ook reviews and -___ ____
Tioday is "M" Day. .,ri' nt., upon the literatre of th e Lzo~ sometthin:,? A classI~ed i
. lc. ,ofes. ion. It is bcre ieavor- h ; lywllfn t~d

IAdelphi House of Representatives,:
Alpha Nu, public speaking society, and3
the Athena and. Portia Literary sorie-
I ties are to combine in a public enter-j
Ltainment which will be given Mon day,
March 26, in Sarah Caswell Angell
hall. The purpose of the performance
is to interest students in public speak-l
ing and to acquaint the cdampus wvith
the work of the public speakijng so-
cieties. :A program 'of readings, ac
debate, and ,a mock trial hiave been
arrangetd.
IThose' who will appear on the po
gram with special readings are Celma i
J. Simonson, '23,. Mary McColby, '24I
I Emily L. Shepard, '24, Catherine J..
Stafford, 124, and Mabel August, '24.
debate oan the question, "Resol ved,j
That the Student council should re- I
quire each member of the puzblic,
sneaking faculty to reserve at, least,
Ifive minutes of each class period for-
recitation purposes," will be held. it.
IL. Alexander, '24, and D. 0. Cook, '4
will defend the affirmative side of the
question and J. 13. Glasgow, '23, an dM-,1
H-. Prybr, '24, w~jll oppose them on theej
negative:
I.
THAT OLD
COAT AD ET
With New Trousers of. the .Same
X'aterial and Pattern,
Send us a sample or vest of that
old discarded suit. W~e will I
mtch the goods and make a
newC pair of trousers to your
I z tahure.
" x pThmpie and prices submitted
I for your approval.
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asi jt1Ug r . i tnLian, 'hO,) a ti t+' . so to )vJisit the pJosJ~t. here
P., Lambertson, '25L, wvill speak forT-
thle defc nse and comllaint respeccite-.: '
AdImission will be free to the. public. SOrt. of tephMorc nli.
A. C. Beam, '231-d, is in charge of al21r1 so t. rgwzt
arrangeemnts for the entertainment. mnunists' convention hel,
-- ~--- ---last August were reveal
1. F. 1. V.IIInVie Newiv itual~s ;wh en "K-97",departmen
Veterans of Foreign Wars will ulse I agent who attended the
for the first time, the long r~tual in! delegate took the standa
the tiitiation of new members at7r o'- star w itnress against Will
clock tonight in the assembly hiall o c'charged with criminal Fy
the Union. A siioker will follow the - -
cerem~ony. Am ongi the speakers will 'Totdmy Is ")P Day.

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: 0-Sjgmua Delta Clii meets in roOm
323 of the Union.
:0-Student council meets in room
325 of t'heUnion.;
:15- Jnmtr Girls' uy at Whii'ioey
tr~eater. Senior women guests Of
ho~nor.
CIS--ijes Jpeformanceeit, Mies
the ater. .

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RSDAY
ulty luncih
the Uion.
'c wrtlers
e Union.

inl Private
meet, ill
Seymour

Simnons speaks.
:00-Rehearsal of Clgarr-ar llornig'as
in room 206, University hall.
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