TI IE MICHIGAN DAIL)~___ __ W IAL BULLETIN! Is Constructlye notice to all members of d until 3:301 D. i. (11:30 a. M, Satauday.) DAY, l(AR~ft V, 192~3Nunmer 1IN r Turk Dictator's ; -. ... Papa-In-Law Is WHTSGIGO M ultiillionaire' f !~NOTICE-Copy for thxis column sliould bie submitted by 4:30 o'clock of ' heday bfoepublication. . .. .... going to buy aines shiould place their AtHOPPING'" CARS Sorders with Wagner and company!f LANDS3?JINCOU RT Senior eigineers' eane'" mulst be ar- idered at Wagner's before spring Ya- Tre students erarstd'us cation.:he eearae ~e There il be no Varsity basketball Gay night by police officials for "hop-I jpractice tonight. Next practice will: ping" street cars and yesterday werei be at the usual time on Tuesday eve- fined $10 each and costs wchich amount! ning, March 27. e 't $3.45 for each person,. by Judge Lectern and chassis dcinonstration by tJohnD hms Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker postponed; onD hms until Tuesday. April 3. "This practice of 'hopping' street cars has got to be stopped," said Judge 1F.1W PLA\S F+ VLE)IENTrS Thomas yesterday. "The fact that the! LIBRARY INCLUDE VERANDA Street car company " loses money; through it is not the major consider- and' Graduate School: yd and Mrs. Lloyd will Ibe at home, 1735 NWaslitenaw Road, to students of the Graduate School on Pri- o 6, on the tollowin dates: March 23, April 20, May i ire Teathers Enroll 'with Bureau of Appoiutmoaut : ng Schoolmaters' Club nest week many sapernteiideflts will, be In loalting for teachers. It is, therefore, imperative th~at all location houla~ be filled in. All those who have not attended to this matter should do so without fail this week. MARGARET CA3AERON, Secr~etary. in Biology' D~epartment of Zoology, announces three illustrated lectures by Howard of the~ Bureau. of Entomology, Washington; D. C. h 22, 4:15 p. in., Room 214 N. S. Building, "Beonomic .1ntomology". h 22, 8:00 p. mn., Aud. N S.. "The Warfare Againot luseots" :h 23, 4:15 p. mn., Room 214 N'. S. Building,,'",Econoic Entomology". evening lecture will be illustrated by filmo axd will be of especial o the public wvho are cordial ly invited. A. VRANKL N SHULL. Of Eneering and Architecture: Calv~in W. Rice, Secretary of the A uareian Society of Mechanical s, will speak upon "The Significance: of the, Rapid Engineering nent in South Americsa" (illustrated with uOving.picturesl) P chi 22, at '7:AG p,. i n Natural Science Auditorium. M. E. COOLEY. tie- Coleke of Literature, Sciece, adfike A rts:s ,e will be a~ meetinug of the teaching 9taff on Thursday, March 22, n, in Roomn 110 Tappan Hall. bcrs in various courses and sections 'will 'be called for. JOSEPH} L. MARKLEY. ty RifleTeam: followbIg men rsport, for practice at Room 3.30 Engineering Build- rsday night 7:30 p.i. and S*.turday morning 9 a. mn. to fiiei in tote" with the University of Iowa:' sley S. Andersoni, Alfred 11. Robins, Paul A. Smith; William E. ifee B. Apted, Bowsinan, L. R. Gillis, Lauren -R. Stokeaberry, B. ,kiewica, 1.eou C. Cooper, George H1. Whitworth, Good. WILLISSHIPPA;V, Major C. A. C. (1DIo). ?Jaction Plays, Public _i'rogram19: following series of public playa and, recitals. will be presented by es in play Production on the, stage in University Hall at 8 o'clocWt :h 30, "Clarence", a four-act comedy by. Booth TarkInagton; April Will", a lecture-recital' of. Barrie'a' Uiree-act play. by Profess or, ch; April 26, a program of one-act playis;, May 10, "The "Truth", a diramai by Clyde Pitch; May 24, a program of one-act plays. R. p. T1. HOLLISTER. regul.ar ineeting will te held tonight} instead of tomorrow night othe Oratorical Contest taking place on the evening of March 23. tion for debate is "Resolved, that 1 cent tax per gallon should be a gasoline in Michigan". Visitors are given an opportunity to en- iscu.ssion after tau deoate. They, may also vote on'. the original , ELMER SALZMAN. Blade Clbb and Blade Club' will give a smoker tonight in Lane Hall at 7:30 Mr. H1. J. ,Betl y, Chief of Cooperation, from the Distict Office of Veterans Bureau. Chicago, and Mr. Howard B. Day, Su'b-Di trict from Detroit, will be the speakc'rs. All veterans bureau trainees Beet these men. This io their firs~t visit to the cladb; make it worth art to get here. Be at Lane Hall tonight. JOHN A. BOYCE, President. W. .. ocket~t of the Ft. Wayne works of the General' Electrlic -will"be 'in Room' 274 EngineerIIng Building, Thursday, M2arch 22, 4srase of interviewing, those who would be interested, in seeurin~ erl ith& thiis ceipanry. . J. I H CANNsON. i_ . . i 3 : . A 0-uehaky Zade IYounmer Bey With tho acquisition of Kemal' Pas- bla, Turk dictator, as a son-in-law, Ouchiaky Mouammer Bey, wealthiest living 'r'urk, bids fair to see his dreams of a modern industralized Turkey. He has spent much time studying western SIndustrial conditions. Intramural Items (Continued from Page Six) "opening of the first round, which is expectedl to, be a series of hotly con- tested battles from start to finish. Many o1' the houses on the campus hiave failed to send1 in their entries 1 for this event, but they will he allow- ed to enter and participate in the in - itial round if they telephone their names into the Intramural office be- fore 5, o'clock this afternoon, after which time no more entries will be accepted. Two men will play on a team, and each fraternity will be represented by one team. Each house will .appear oan scheduled time and play their miatches, turning in their scores at- the LItramuiral office upon comple- tion of their match. As no consola- tioin series will be played any ftrater- .nity will forfeit 'its right to continue in the running if they fail to appear at the time stipulated in the schedules which will be announced in the Daily preceding each series of matches. A chart with the schedule for each week 'will also be posted on the east door 'of the handball room in the basement of Waterman gymnasium. ,following is the schedule for today and tomorrow: At 3 o'clock today, Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Phi Sigma Del- ta, Theta Chi vs. DeltarTau Upsilon. 1 ap uv3 h uApa t1 'clock today Acacia vs. Phi Beta Delta., Nu Sigma Nu vs. Theta Delta Chi, Be- ta Theta Pi vs. Alpha Rho Chii; Fri- day's schedule has also been arrang- ed: At 3 o'clock, Cygnus vs. Kappa' Beta Psi, Delta 'Cihi vs. Phi Sigma Delta, Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Delta Sin- 'na Pi. Prof. Whipple 's Father D~ies Prof. Guy M. Whipple, of the School of I+;ducatiop, is at present in Danvers, j*ass., where. he was called. last Mon- (day by the death of his father. Mrs.I fWhipple has been in Danvers for the past week,- and, both are expected to r eturn' Monday. The; death of Mr. J' Whippale. followed a long illness. THURSDAY 12:15-Dental faculty lunch in private dining room of the Union. 4:00-Opera music wrilers meet in room 304 of, the Union. Seymour Simons speaks. 4 :00--Rehearsfa of Cigarrar Ilorutigu~s in room 206, University hall. 4:15--Dr. L. V. Howard lectures I room 214. Natural Science building.; 6 :00-Reunion dinner for all former' Detroit Junior college students in Lane hall. 6:15-ehiratecka club dinner in room 325 oL the Union. 7 :00-Glee clnb meets ini upper reading room of the Union. 7 :15---Pt Delta lEpsilon meets in room, 306 of the Union. 7 :30-Alpha Kappa Psi meets In room 304 of the Union. 7:0-Gun and Blade club meets i room 302 of the Union. 7.:30--U. L. Miehaud lectures on Owuls- topher Columbus, on Spanish soci- ety's lecture series, iin room 302, Tap- pan hall. 7:30-Alpha No' meets In club rooms;, University hall. 7 :30-Gun and Blade club smoker In Lane hall. All United States Vet- erans bureau students invited. 7:30---. 1. Mic and gives Spanis z lecture on Cristobal Colon" in room 205, Tappan hall. S :00--Dr. A. 31. Brodie speaks iu Hill auditorium. ,:00-Dr. L. 0. Howard loctures in Natural Science auditorium. z:1-Mimes performance at MWmes theater. 8 :15-Public pre.", tatiou, of Junior Girls: play at Whitney theater. FRIDAY 12:.15--Lawv faculty lunch In private dining room of the Union. 4 :W)--1eheanr.W iof. Cigarr'as Horm- igas in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. 4 :15a--Dr. L~. 0. Howard' lectures In! room 214, Natural Science building. I 7:00--Scabbard and Blade meets In~ room 306 of the Union. : C a ' :' Recent changes in the plans of the new Clements library call for a large porch at the, front of the buildinag ex-I tending out towards' South University avenue. Trhis porch will be between 20 and 30 feet wide and will run the entire width bf the building. Its out- er edge will be ;surrounded by a bal- ustrade. When completed, this porch will be the last exterior touch of the new library'. Ask $98,00,009 for li uhr I Paris, March 21-(By A. P.)--The. government has asked parliament for $98,000,000, total Ruhir occupation ex- pense, January ot .April. Patron ite Tail euroli !WHITE STAR,PAIC, R AMiERIGAkN, IU.E FTC., ETC. OCEA~N LLNUI~l T HOMIPSON, CI Licensed .I C. E. IHUEI SEE EFROPE Men's Group fc and young menf poxtunitytoseel congenial corl age; personally able, leadership; For descriptive ation.It is an extremely dangerous practice and will not be tolerated." The ;fudge _pointed out that recent-I ly one person had been injured and i that a further practice of such ac- tions would be liable to increase suchj accidents. He also emphasized the fact that stringent methods would be used on all violators and that no fine would be less than $10 and costs. OGun and Blade Meets Tonight Member's of the Gunl and B3lade club [will hold a smoker at 7:30 o'cloec to- night in Lane hall, and' will be ad- dressed by two Veterans' bureau of- ficials. H. J. Betty, chief of co-opera- 'tion of the Chicago offie, and.1Howard 204 Keller B3 $1 - CAL 29,otin Bietter .rws". ,,\\GOOD PURE MILK ALWAYS4 DEMAND THE BEST - - REA~f Ideal Milk andCreamv. SLEONARD MCCALL.A, Prop. THE IDEAL DAIRY inlxl X CORNWELL COAL I Kentucky Egg and Lump WXest Va. Egg and Lump 7 :00--Deceenirlinxes Itleet ,In room 31041 of the Union.k i :W)-Rehearsal of Spanish play ini Sarah Caswell Angell hall. 7 45---iuerican Society or 1Meclmn ' ical Enginers' meets in Natural Sci- ence auditorium. Calvin NV. Rice' speaks upon "The Significance of the1 "Rapid Engineering Development of Ame rica." 8 :00---OBubble. party for grown-up%"' at Wesley hall. 8 :00-Dodo Performance in the Dudo! playshop.I S: 15-uhlor Girls' p lay at '4Vhitueyl theater. M1 :0-Opi pron in the :assembly hall of the Union. U-NOTWIES Senior lids must order their canes at Wagner's before March 24. 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