THE MICHIG AN DAILY

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IfIN M RDRD it ij;inwccS:iry to ;gr, duate fo
April 2..-- (By A.11.) --,n'ir te fGn>iv rty to become a mnember of
3Failde, nominated by bind 'timc Alum-1ni as socintion :
to become bishop of Zion,:x N..n^n O.Il hi: ea'ssw imming
ludes the Patriarchate of Oc- sad c rcc~ived ?l c t err's
ndia and the chaplain-geii- 'i atviisothe' University
of the Spanish army, was ilealtIhserv:,,Q?
ad yesterday. His jugular
been severed with a razor. IEEI"H IAYS NS'WERS
;erted by his friends that difji- The head ci every student activity
ad arisen relative to his rnm- must submit to the chairman of the
hich was recently sent to the ;Committee ca Eligib;iit a list of, stur-
rapproval. The prelate was I dents who ittend. to tike part in the
to the king and queen and activity of vlich they are in charge
at favorite ,among his col !to asccraint wheher or not they are
lie was barn at Lalin, and (1clgible for participation. students
1hor. ~who are on prob}aition or whose namesI
Sappear on the warning list are not1
April 2. - A disp:itch to eligiblIe. Studlents having outstanding
'from Madrid says the room conditions or failures are ineligible, a
elect Failde was in disor- grade of D being. considered as a con-
numerous papers strewn dition. First year students.are inelig-
The priest, lived with his ible except after receiving special per-
id brother in an apartment mission of the Senate Committee on.
.e royal palace. Returning Student Affairs.. ,Permrission will not
royal palace Thursday, heF be granted during the first semenster
d of being tired, and went of residelnce but uinder proper co,!di-
rly. Members of the fam-L tions will be -r anted in1 the s cond re-
n the doors of his bedroom Mester providing the strident is -elig-
Ihint dead. A theory that ible in respect to gradecs. Other elig-
-elect committeed suicide is ! ibili'y rules are thos;e 1. physical* dis-
y friend s. ability. The c;Gm m ittee has the rig ht to p o. bi pa ic a i:u f, n L' -
flItrJ55It ic~r t e wiork . is etim ental to.
I T 01SUSSthfe stuldentt'S stdie. tudEnItspar-
ticipatingr in public activities within
the University are prohibited fromr
1 TOllPIS' H ; similar participation outside the Ui
tersity. To gain snecial permission a
student must petition the faculty of
be introduced and discus-s-!i his college and with their sanction
everal short speeches will1 the Committee on Student Affairs wvill
the program of Adelplii consider the mratter. Violation cf the
Representatives at 7:30'o'- rules are' reported and disciplined.
ght in the Adelphi room
r of University hall. The first summer session was held
the short speeches will beI in 18-93. This year courses will be'
to a Menace" and "New De- offered in the Litterary college, the!
9in the Ruhr". The bill 'Engineering and Architecture college,
the effect that all farm or- the college of Pharmacy, the school C,
b e exempt from the pro- E~ducation, the Medical, Lawe and Grxad-
f the Sherman Anti-Trust nat( schools, in Library Meotl.a- n
will be introduced and dis- .at Camp Davis. Further co':rso. 1;
;11 affirmatively and nega- be offered at the ]3iologicalSt+.
is meeting is open to al' the Field Camp for Geology an r .o-
campus, graphy, in Embialming andl sar - .
GAE OF DETROIT STOR1M,
NG PROFIT FOR LEAGUE i
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the efforts of Delta Delta~ L W R
u's League will receive e Plants, Corsages
on all Ann Arbor and stu- 4 imlie' eatet- ----

Science, and in, Hygiene and Publicn
Alath ork begins at various timees
in theo respective departments. L'd-
ward 1-i. Kraus, Ph.D., is deain of the
Summer I. session.

C. A. ElVES DATE FOR,
RETURlN OF, PETITIONS

hewill deliver a series of 18 lee-
tures. Professor Pillsbury expects to
lecture, in' Paris the latter part of May.
From Paris lie will go to England on
a similar tour as'the one hie is making,
through France. He will probably re-
turn to the U~niversity in time for the
opening of the first semester next fall.,


Now, Riggs Gets to
On Time!

IThe :Physical laboratory was b)uilt
in 1887 at anl estimated cost of $1O0,-
fY0. Additions in 1905 totaled $45,000.
3 tp to the year 1903 this building con4-
gained the department of hygiene.
'T'his :;iction o-,f the structure was torn
clown in 19-18. The first floor of the
f U hystcs building contains 8,040 square
feet. It is divided into .14 r-oomus, in-
Ocluing a batter;, room, a large instru-
inent shop, room for electrical instru-
ments, and one for photometry. The
seconad floor contains two large lec-
ture roomrs one seating 120, the other
200 students. Apparatus and lab~ora-
tories for beginners are situated on
this floor. rThere are also the offices,
library and research rooms. The third
floor contains 11 rooms including class
rooms an(! laboratories.

Nominating petitionsjfor positions in

the Student Christian association must -
be turned in 'to the association exec- The new Lit. Building is growing.
Ibons committee by 4 o'clock on Mon-j Have you watched the classifieds
(lay, April 23, in order to be consid- grow ?-Adv.
tred for the spring canmpus elections.
The offices of president and secretary. Want to sell that used car? Call
are th6 only ones open to campus vote.
The petitions, which 'are governedI 960 - Adv.
by the Student council ruling on elec-I
tion nominations, may -be turned in to
any of the following men on the Stu- 'ARA-N ARBOR BUS3
dent Convention association election:; Schedl,ie in Effect October IP, 1922
Central T'ime (Slc'w Time)
committee, Ross McFarland, '23, chair- I)D X ;X D
mian, Burton Dunlop, '23, Ross Fox, P.M. A31. P.M. P.M.
'23CludePikes, 2,, nd aler 3:45 7:*45... Adrian 1 2 i:45 8:45
:23 Clut5ces '.,ad Wle ss ..Tecumseh ... xz:is 8:1S
Nichols, '2.3. 4.30 8:3o .. Clinton ... i:oo 8:oo
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Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
D--Daily. X-Daily except Sundays
Pr ofessor Pillabury Spe#ak's at' Foreign I AE .PLIT.Poreo
Io ee Phone 46,

A N exciting tales of adventure might be written abo
the hunting expeditions Biggs used to make aft
the,-elusive cap of his 01l1 tube of shavingcream. IF
months Riggs was late to class because he spent valual
minutes scouring the corners of the bathrom for a c
that persisted in. getting lost.
But those troubles are over. For Biggs has start
using N 'illiams' Shaving Cream, which cones in a tut
with a hinged cap- that can't get lost. You see picture
here this cap which saves his time and patience ai
which will do the same for you.
The convenience .of the Hinged, Cap would alo:
be ample reason for your
using Williams'. But when* Cay.i
you consider that 'in addition .zen
Williams' is. good for your
skin, and is the most remark-
able. beard softener known,
then= it does seem that you
would be missing a good deal Q <1/
in getting along without it.
Buy a tube and see if it isn't
vastly better. ( C ,'.
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Pld lteia Nampa I11itiates
Phi Delta Kappa, national honorary
educational fraternity, held its for-
mial initiation last Fri'day night in the
Union. The names of the initiates are
C. H. Blanchard, Grad., Fred J. Mul-'
tier, Grad., Russell Thomas, '24Ed.,
John Wargelin, Grad.,'Maniley E. Ir-
wine, Grad., David G. Cobb, '23, Wesley
L. Brown, Grad., Eligert R. Isbell, '23;
Jerome Thomas, '23E(I., Dr. Warren
G. Forsythe, and, from Detroit, Jamzes
Baird, D. C. .Bowen, William B.
Templeton, and, C. L Baxter. m
Patronize Daily. advertisers.--Adv.

-nayc:holojgy departmnent, who has been
absent eb leave from' the, Univ'ersity
this year is lecturing In France.
In a rekent communication .to Prof.I
Henry F. Adams, of the psychology die-
partmenit, 'Professor Pillsbury states
that he has been lecturing In Nar-
bonne, France.' From Narboline he
is going to .Mttpeliier wherel

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weill wear and look better- than shingles. Besides slate1
r oofing lowers the insurance rate on your building. In
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these import nt features, Phone 554 for our prices on
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'ill. be in the store a !
rest such customers. PI
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aking a purchase in or-j
the percentage. Hiimel-I
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1arcade.
'ill: be carried out for
v. Monday. Auril 9, Ic

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We've never had such" variety and.
quality as these new Society Brand
Styles for Spring., Every suit ' and top-
coat the last word in correct style,
tailoring' and fabric.
There's, something to please every taste.
Darnock Topcoats, suits of Berkley
Stripes, Persian Co rdsRainbow Stripes.'
They're all Society Brand-f-our smart-
nes and individuality there's not much
one could add to that.
Here the man who buys his clothes care-
fully will find, exactly .What he 'wants.
They're all clothes you"ll be proud to
wear, clothes of long-run economy and,
satisfaction, That's why we offer them.
Come in and see them... while our stock
is complete.You will enjoy seeing them,
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