THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Y OFFICIAL BULLETINI
In the Bulletn is coustructive notice to all members ofI
ty. Copy received until ::30p. im. (11:;34) a. mn. Saturdiay)
SUN DAY, NAY 6, 1923 Nrzmbr 157
Fl.orid Boasts Of Big (
As W4ell As Bath ing
rho, fonrth reaular meetingz of the Unciv r ;ity Senate fD facYel? r1022-
w ill be held in Room C, Law Building, on the evening of Mon 'a..May1
t Fo'clock:
Ord~er of business:
1.Annual Report of the Board in Control of 'Student PublicatiJons.
. Consideration of Report of Deans' Conference Committee cn Use and
,se of Keys to University Buildings.
JOHN W. BRAOSHAW, Secretary of the Senate.
he Dleans:
T'here will be no conference of the deans Wednesday, May 9.'
M. L. BURTON.
tm Council:
[he next regular meetin g of the Senate Council will be Leld cn n Monlay,
14, at 4:15 p. ru., in the President's. office.
F. E. RO TiINS. Secrcta Y.
ical Faculty:
[ho next reaular Medical Faculty meeting will be held Monday, :May Atli,
p. in., Faculty Room, Medical Building.
CARL W. ED3ERB3ACH.
h~r<: af Choral Union:
Special rehearsal with Mr. Holst at School. of Music Sunday, May 6. 2:30.
EARL V. MOORE.
bers of thejUnIversity Glee Club:
Special rhearsal with Mr. Hoist at School, of Music Sunday, May 6, 3:1..
GEORGE OSCAR BOWE N.
ants of Electical Engineering, Course 15:
Please note that on account of Swing-out exercises the session of this
will be held Wednesday. May 9. at 5 D. in.. instead of at the usual time,
ljanleal Engineering, 36:
Trip Monday afternoon, May 7th, to Detroit Steel Castings Company, 469
igan Avenue., C. 1B. GORDY.
" 'ยข i f ~h ings.r If he is] ho ugh14 t to be the!
q/ ight sort L of ia fellow he is put up for;
.A 'urirkes f1il'tcE.But the thingto d o is to get
"" '"' Accoring t o I\r. lCirrin the poltti-
IaefiEld lholdsthe same opportunities
L;or the college woman mthat it does
ortecol lege man. YWomlen shouldl
c in the -women's political organiza-
t'onsand' take an active interest in.
When as!ediwa"t itought about
the olitcalsciece epartment of the
,-niversit of iVlicigan, Mr. Curranl
a~d "Mchianhas one of the bee"A
orgaize l~oitial-cience departments .
of an)y school in the country. I ccr'
tainiy was qi irr e to see the
X<: ~effecG~i e oi'ga niz tionl that you have
Ji~lt up here. M-Nicigjan has the right,
id (ea. nieritessould teach mor~e
act the s._ _ence _ocFgood(!government
I hn heyhae bendoig.Many
an teagLtrn school would envy your
} , ' : llMr. Curran is' trying to mnake ~peo-
ple interested in their govennwn~tt.
''' "f:Patron',ze Daily advertisers.-Adv.
if you lwant to mak~e Pion("%- during yvouri. summer vacationl1
is an unusually good opportunity.
We have three very desirable subdlivision~s adjacent to theI
indiustrial section of Detroit's west side.
Benry Ford- is spending several million dollars extending
River Rouge Plant, buildling a new1 railr~oad and erecting a 1a
butEilding at Deaurborn for his5 adminilstraltive offices "nd eng0ineel
laboratory'.
~W r seilyequipped to train11 and (deve(lop inex:perilei
men:.
We want se veral cenergetic 2ambitious ;studenW , ts who are dei~fl
of mac~king mmney durinlg -'Tei summ'' 1Er ca1.tion,
Mr. Ellis will be in AnArbor, Wednlesda~y, _ "' 9 to give 11;
particulars to any in1terested studen:'1ts.
Call at Dean i'u.11Ste's offt',i from 9t)to) 12 A. _vi., or from 1 :30l
P. M.
GUYW. ELLIS
REAL ESTATE. COM/1PA NY
SUMMER WORK
FOR
AMBITIOUS STUDENTS
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a42 Griswold. St.
Detroit, NMicigan
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Sheriff Louis A. ilkii re A:i 1f w ~this dt5r.V }
Thtthe bathing beaches and golf links5 are not the only attract~ons
Florida holds for tourists is indicated by t1his ,photo. erfLms A. Allen
of Miamil is shown with a deer he .shot within fifty mi iles o"fite sandyi
beaches of that city.
I Fells How to Statrt
Curran Requests I
! Mo i c Ilge i "!What would I 'have the collegt
liegeman do to start in the game of poll-
-" tics? \Vell, as I've said the only thing,
(Continued fromn Page ine) is to get right into it. lie should
gaged in it.. People have always had ally himself with one or the othier oi
the impression that the politician is the two major parties. I-Ic shouldi
a schemer and this has been true, start in with the smallest unit of the
_But now that a better class of men political organization, in my state they
are entering the field the ideals will 'call it an election 'district. In other
of course be higher. It remains for# states it is calle-d a p~recinict. As lie
the college mlan to make politics what 1 gradually gets to be known he will be
it should be. called upon to speakt and to (10 other j
hack to
CANDIES
Sixty, Cents the Pound
We 'EndE andies 1 veryhee 9 5 la tf? Parc . ~els Pa esOt
.,1i1 AI .1' 1 All Y FROM l)ETRO", l Lr XClThRY
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MACDIARMID'S
ANN ARBOR STORE./
ONC_ rrl1lO (AMPU
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an imnnortant business meeting of the Sophomore En-
May 7th, 1923,, at 11:04 a. in., room 348, Engineoring
omiore4 are urged to be present.
C. E. WILSON, Mentor.'
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hire will be' a meeting of the Club in No. 205, Mason Hall, at 4 o'clock
onday. Election of officers, and discussion of plans. All members are
to be Dresent.
GEORGE R. STEWART., JR.
A L ARGE SHIPMENAT JUST RECEIVED,
Es MONEY GRAT!
LA N R4)CKE1'?TIFR
IL ("M'S FUND S
I1$RATRY WORK
e annual conference of the
,an Library association, held re-
at Hot Springs, Ark., a grant of}
from the Lairra Spellman Rock-
memnorial was made to the asso-
,for the purpose of supplying
an journals and books to Ger-I
nid Austrian librries. W. W.
UIniversity librarian, wary ap-
!chairman of the coloiniittee
distribution of the funds.
proposed by this fund to ex-'
oe work which has already been
by Prof. Franz Boas of Column
versity and others, by supplying
Germnan and Austrian institu-
,ith mnagazines and books re-
current American opinion on
ins of the day, The purpose be-
he grant isj to further mutual
tanding between Central Europe~
nerica.
.re present timie, because of the
I difflcultfes of foreign eat-
,these countries are practically
from any first hand acquaint-,
ith American opinion.
rganization hias also been form-
aermany which will reciprocate
ding periodicals and books from
ny and Austria to American
city libraries.
prize Daily Advertisers.--Adv.
MANY ENROLL FOR WORK
BA L L P A RT S O F C O 'VIT IY F O R t
WORK ATlIDOUGLhAS 11U11
More than 30 registrations have
been received by Director George RI. ;
LaRue, of the zoology department, for;
summer work at- the Douglas Lak-
biological -station. This has been the
mnaximum enrollment' during the past
years; but' due to recent demandsJby
students for more biological investi-
gation of such a nature, the cairp has
been enlarged so that this year there
will be accommodations for more than
50 people.
Applications, have, been. received
from, all over the country and are I
pouring in so rapidly that it becomres
necessary for all University studenits I
who plan to study, at, the fresh-wate I
station this summer to register imine-
diately at the ofie of the director,
room 449 of the Natural Science buildl-
ing. Men and women who have satis-
factorily completed' the first year
courses in botany and zoology are ell-
gihle for this work.
The camp this year wvill oxtend fron,
Ji~y' 2 through August 24.x
I ospitn! OfPen,",d to 'Public
Battle Creek, May 5. By A.P.--Thej
neturo-psychiatric hospital at Camp1
Custer will be opened to the public
July G, next year. The hospital will
be the largest of five hospitals being
built by the government.
IYour organization
having ny Pictures, gta e
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LI'e y member dvll pant an
informal spring picture of
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the entire group.
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greater power tells i
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can .apointment
every
revolutionl of your.
Ea 19 East Liberty Strcet
mnotot; itslack ofcar-
bon. cuts re pair -charg .
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Friday afternoon-Sp ring Games,. Tugy-f-War. Special place on ban4L roped ouft and reserved
for Fathers.
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a
Friday Night-Track rally.
Saturday Mornin-Spring Games (Obstacle race,
contest) .
rope-tying contest
horse and rider'
Saturday Afternoon---Illinois Track Meets
SaturdaylNight-5:30-I-Banque t at Union (Burton, P. H. Kelley of L.ansing, James E. Dfy
of Bay ity speakers)..,
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