fitI M ICHA-11N DAIW\ " . ____ uILy OFFICIAL BLLEI tcati~n in Lbo ulleti I couastruettv'e notice t4b all momib er of Univesrsity. Corry receiv~d until.R !30 r). m: (11:30 a. 'm. saturdai.) rte 3 TRIWRSDlAY, 3M 24, 19:3 Nmher 17"" is in Rnsiness Adinistration: B3urke Smith of the Illinois Bell Telephone company will be In 106, Economics Building Thlurscday, May "24, to interview students ed in positions with that Comnpany. 1wlMlltl . DAY. an Cb*,mical RoeetT, U. of X eto ezt meeting of th~e local Sectioa will be held. on Thiirsday, My t 9:15 p. m. in room :303% of the. Chemistry building. Mr. a. 4l,. will speak on "The Chemistry of as Automnobile Engine,." Interested are invited to attend. C. C. MEtLOCE18, Socretary. rma ere will be a meetivo of Phi Sigma for the election of Officers Iin 7 231, N. S. at 7:30 p. mn. Thursday, Way 24. See.-Treas. Ity of M1ch1iafl Band: arsday, May 24, 1923 3:30 p. tn., Formatt=n at Lane 11all for Illinois -Dress Uniform. 0 p. Mn. Outdoor Conert anid Senior Sing on Campus..,Tia+ lka, Looks. W' Ii LFE D + yWILSON, .DIroctor. SSf',10fol: fessor Karl F. NWeuckeb ch, distinguished Viennese internist, will_ ithe Medical School oni Friday morning, May 26th, at eleven o eloclL West Amphitheater. The subject of his lecturer will be announced dipoalof thae University of Michigan a schaolarshaip for one year, with prospect of reappointmniit, for a student enteringo-,e cf the tree yeaj~r pro- iession,,l courses in engineerinag leading to the degre~e of Enginena lschool cor col{3leges, noct on theo combinedi Cu :i eulla, should Imia pp!i;ca ton to the Registrar o*' the J-!iversit et. lu ,Afia represcntaltive iI. IroomI?:202 'of theI Union: at 7 o'clock : t y and to- mro opd i>il.c 1;rete in work for the sIumr. for Rhodes stIcolarshi hld havel.wo their app~lications with iafl 'c den-j tials in hand not later than Satur- dlay noon, June 2.: leti idiormi-+ ation, conference andaplato blanks at the of i en of ihl(l, dut school. All cli~~ reasitrers and I resur,1 s o other studenit orgailzation1s re e- # ctuired to subm'Lit their ac counts toy-) Registrar hr G. 1Hall for adt (before Junie'10, iunder pen a,,,yii forfieting Vtheir eete' reisif rthe duty 1)e nettl:ctQrl. The matter should be attended to at 9Inee. rfrYe4)utsfor Infia n P i ativitiesre wanted immediately. Eight aMist's- ant managers are to be selectedc1 for next year. All me ninterested inl this branch of work should get:i touch with the Intramural depai, mnent, 2268, at once.E Mr. Burke Smithl of the llls is anylio Tfelephone company will be in room 106, Economics building today to interview student's interested in potion s withi that: company., All R .T C. I (~men who are oig to catm this summer atld Have not had the typhoid inoculation. will re- port at the Ilealth service this morning. SUITS MAY CTIECK' NE WLI\W BUILDING!I V: Ungrers- 1 Gooksto 44 A WORLD CON VEN'TIOI vON BUSINESS PROMOTION1- 0 11 - -- 4 I :.-- 1. t' -- -- . n .. "" " rc : 1 .. UznrT very BusinessM' Gets Stale t CARL W. EBEIRMlCIL ord DuntaanyS "The Tents of the Arabs, " Gertrude Jenninig's '"r%-I athe Soup and the Savory," and Susatn (kispelts"Sppressed Desires" e presenited tonight (sMay 24) promnptly at 8 o'clock in University Hall. . progi ant ir, past of~ the series of plays and recitals offered by the1 es in flay Prduction. An admnission wuill be charged. R. D. T. >HOLLIS'TER. and D1 4e (' tl: Ian and lade Club will hold ' a special business meeting tonighit at o'clock~ in' Room 304 Michigan Union. This the last meeting of than lr all business must be wound up. Wilfred Hocking will gire a .e of the proceedings of the National' Convention at Chicago. .1. E. , Coordinator;,'will be pre,ent to diseu..u some new .rulings 'of the uns 'Bureau.'A new sectary will, beelte at this tine. * JOIN A. BO CE, President. The liast imeeting of the Cluj) for the presont yeoar will be hold. in room 1, Natural Science Building at 7o'lltk p. mn. on Thursdlay, iMay 24th, Memorial ineetlng to Douglas Iloughton. "A Brief Outline of Hough- ife with Notes on. IssBEotanical W'ork."--34 minutes, by Mrs. J1. IJ.I rti. "Douglas Houghton's Con1tribution to the Geological Survey or lgan."-30 mninutes; by Miss Helen M., Martin. k11 Anterestod are cordially invited to attend. .,. M. GOULD, Soerete ry. ,'~ annual banquet and initiation of the Michigan chapter or th(* qty of the Sigma Xi will be held ait the Michigan Union Friday, May t6:15 p. mi. Following the initiation ceremonies the retiring presi- Professor A. F.Shull, will speak upon the subject, "The University lchig-.u in 1920." 'lection of officers for the next two. years will be held during' they &s part 'of the' meeting. Miembers and Associates desiring to attend ha;ve not already notified the Secretary 'should do so at. once If they :t hayve a.place reserved. STACY'R. GUILD, S; cr tary. Eairip, at Cq.lumbiaPUiversity: f he School of. :Minos, Engineering anid 'Chemnistry of Columbia Uni- ty, admnitting, only students who have bad not leSs than threen years dler-graduate college or engineering school training~, has placed at the ead The Daily "Claed"Coumns Without frequent contact yielding information and inspi- ration from others in the business world, without rubbing; elbows with others, every business man, no matter h~ow bright and alert, will grow stale.. If he depends entirely uiponl hiis owen resources, he will lose out, because he is in comnpe- tition with others who know the value of obtaining th~e outside point of view. To brightena up your sales promotion methods, to 'know how to apply advertising in the building of a bigger, better, soun:.der and more profitable business, attend the NINETEENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION ASSOCIATED ADVERTISINC CLUBS of t!1e 6W4ORLD Atlantic City, June 3 to 7, 1923 {4, Share' with "s the2joy):;of June in .Atlantic City F-RIDX1Y 10 :4.M Alum iii asscitiloo iiet~i in l room 318 of the Union. 12: -1 lnnmiii assoehalion l :nchleon in rowm 318 of the Union. 12:16 '_ Lam faculty Iluncheon In private dining room of the Union. 6:15--Sig a Xi dinner inl .oom 319 of the Union. fO:30l-lMa .ari: club )dinner in room '31 of the Union. 7 :3-Jersey club meeting in room 30# of the Union., -.-:30-Uni~aversIty nurses' dance in Parbour gymnasium. Ibiterary freshnwu are reqIuested to 1'n1 their dues at nce. The class has several assessments to meat imined- lately and sufcient aunds are lael.. ing. Send $1 to K. Mtorgaridge, 431 Thomp cn street. l . . According to advises receei+ 0 here TIuesdIay from 7Lansing-, ctr 'i iOn of the new group of law l)Uildings, t o be built on the South University ite jmay be delayed through the appe<,Ial two property owners to the S upreM4~ court from the conmnat-ion vcrdml In the local county court.{ The two pieces of ]roporty cn cernedl in the. appe al are "so locater'd that they will block' construct ion i:f{ the :appeal is granted.l. uildi1g s on the remaindler of the site are b~ein , razed and contracts have been let forn construction of the, new b~uildings, h owever, regardless of the present a ppecal. Patronize Tfhe Daily advertisers. Membership in the Association is not essential. All business men and women are welcome. In addi- tion to the big general sessions, there -will be more than thirty ses- sions specializing in the discussion ,,-,-d close-up study of various kinds, ndphases of advertising, and its application to specialized lines of business. In addition to the sessions, loadcd full of business- huiltdinideas, will be a great educational exhibit of advertising. Share with us the joy of Ju ne in Atlantic City. What a delightful place it is in that delicious moreth! Ample hotel accommodation~s at reasonable, guaranteed rates, admi,- rable transportation facilities, spe- cial railroad rates-a great businecss opportunity and a chance to spendl some most enjoyable days at a cost less than the usual 'expense of going to this Queen of Resorts. :r For fsts information as to special railroad rcas, s-otels, etc., addrcss: ASSOCIATED1 AVR IG CLUBS .11 0 WEST 40TH STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. A ; , - ;, 'v Giove ihiem Silverware for", Sal w i Q1N o'J I1N tttllhflI1II111111111111R il il~ l ill flh1lII1tlllIItIi t ,l~ - w ads II ~AT TASTES BETTER VA SPRINI'3PAY?- TR ARE,,,DIFFERE~NT 709 N. University : II1llt IIItIll!IIIIiltIlIh1i 1illitlIlllltl1 IIIU! lli I {Itli 111111ri lpt11tI N 1t I t1l11llll itl'1t11t1 ii At the house party with the ever obligin~g saxophone player in tune with the infinite but with nothing nearer home- there's a picture. It tells a storyjust what you want for your scrap book.+ Trop in and we'll show you how interest- ing and easy it is, to make sharp, brilliant story-tel- ing pictures the Kodak way; We have all the Kodak models at our Kodak counter--andi all the Eastman supplies. here. We have a fine display of silverware' suitable for'rwereddling presents. Let us help you. a Wedding Present J any the month of waddings is ailmost Arthur H. Arnold Agutographic Kodaks LYNHDON & O., :ti. t'. Uiversity Ave. Mle Street Jewelry 802 So. Sidte y ' r . p iL r f h I :? a 4 ' r ,.a *; , ,,' " ti y ;,' ' . I h. . ,, I, f, i , k ' '4 i The iDaly WiUassiteci - eoumnls . , I ,"rIn - m' ", NW~ t,.S " I