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LILY OFPICIA.LIBULLETN;
Icatton 1-athe Bulletin tso outrtctlve aotic. to all member at
aivernsity. Copy received uutil 3:34 b. in. (11:30-a, . . a rya.)
me 3 SUNI) iy, 3MAY 27, 14:11 'N aber 175
rtmard fvo: Commencceint 1Day; .x
lorrs selected by respective Class Presidents to, serve on. the fjonor
for Commencement will meet w"ith Dr. May at the _Gymnasium,4:00
uesdai. May 29. L. M. GRAM. C1hief Marshal.
nenent:.
sident Burton requests the attendance of Senlors, Graduate Students
res of all Schools and Colleges and al; others who are expected to
rt in Commencement Exercises, at a meeting to be held in Hill Audi-
on Tuesday, May 29, at 4:30 P. M. L. MN. GRAM, Chief Marshal.
Faculty:
ubers of the Spanish faculty of the College of, LiterAtujre, Science,
Arts will meet on Thu rsda~y, May 31, at 4:10.
CHARLES P. WAG NER.
Frost:
English department announces two public readings from his own
y Robert Frost. They will bjV given in Sarah Caswell Angell hall1,
sday and Thursday evening of next wceek. Thdse readings' are
1 especially for students and members of the faculty who have,
had an opportunity to hear Mr. Frost. Admission will be- free
ticket only. Tickets may be obtained from Prof. Humiphreys of p
lish department, in the Assistant Dean's "office; from Prof. Cow,
thie Rhetoric department, in the Rhetoric library; from Mr. Wilner
Public, Speaking department, aiid Prof. Schneider, Engineering
in the respective offices.
L. A. STRAUSS.
Ion' In Vxi' atlon chedule:
ough a misprint i the examination sedule4 distributted, 'a con-
curs between classes meeting for the first time on Tuesday at 11)
sections of French 2 and Spanish 2. The; examninationas for 'sl'es-
,ssem at 10 shctuld come onl Tuesday, June 5, from 2 to. 5. T 'he:
e is printed correctly in The Daily of May .17.1
ARTHUR G. HALL, Registrar.

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the trophy for the contests 1 by the Haller Je

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L]DOUBTFUL
Senaor' orall, leader of frreconcilables, left; President Harding, andiid psbowing 'how st~ates feel regarding
world court. Where both senators.,of state favor the court the :tate i s lea vily shaded. l' here one is for
and One against, thb shading is divided, half light and hialf dark. Where senator's positioni is doubtful,
white appears.

Utopian Cafe

on

May 28, at 7:30.P. M.., ,in ;Roomi 317.
ALEXANDER 'ZIW9T

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ude of

Iproram in the series of~ plays and. recitals' given by the
ay Production will be presented. Monday evening May 28 at
University Hall. Clyde Fitch's four act comnedy "'The Truth"11
ced. An admission will be charged.
0 aR. AT. HOLLISTER.
earch Club:
11l be a meeting f the Women's' Research Club on' Monda~y
28 at 7:30 P. M. in Room 2232 Nat'l Science Building. Papers
by, Rtrs. P. S. Welch and Miss Mina Winslow..
ELIZABETH L. THOMPSON,
Secretary.
examinuations for Students of First Summner Gamu:
May 28. (7=~10 P. M.)-C. E. 33, M. E. 3.' Tuesday, Mlay 29.
-Math 4, Math ,4a, Math 4b, C. E. 30, Geol. .3.. Wednesday. May
M.j-C: E. 27, Shop). 2. Wednesday, May 30. (7-10 P'. M)-
2, E. Al. 3, E. M. 4, C. E. 6, C,. E. 36. Thursday,ay 831. (7-10
23,C. E. 26. E. E. 2a.
nations will be held in Room 411, with exception of Al. E. 3,
).held in Room 244. Students~ attending this camp should con-
schedule posted on Bulletin Boards, to ascertain, which exam-
are expe~ted to take. Professors and Instructors concerned
ale are expected to conduct their own examinations.
LOUIS A. IiO kINS, Secretary.;
e laving any materials of any. kind belonging to the, club' please
sake arrangements to return therm. Please do this immediately
siry to finish the inventory this week.
ROSS L. TAYLOA- 11.42-M.
.11 be a class recital cf John Tobin's' play "The Hloneymoon"
vening at 8 o'clock in University Hall. ,The pubiliii invited.
G1kORGE D. WIL.NER. ;
ard:
of the Oratorical Board, including the newly-elected society
es will meet Mlonday, 4 o'clock, in RIoom 302, Mason Hall.
=J. K.. DUNN.

Waabington, May 26.-(Special to
The~ Daly.)-The reason for President
Hdin' docision not to press the is-
se of joining the world court is ap-
parent-in the eyes of political experts
here Thbe overwhelming support that
the senate, as now composed, would
give the plan: if it were puIt to a vote
.aday, is the reason, they assert.

A recent survey in which thceipub- .
liely or privately expressed opinions,
of senators on the mlatter wvere tabui-
lat-2d Indicates that, should the lian go
to a. vo.te now, approximately seventy-
three senators would vote for it. Only
nine would be expected to vote againstl
t. The stand of thirteen senators isN
n doubt, but, it is pointed out, theset

uncertain members would not have
arty effect' in the outcome of such a
vote.
Of course, any such survey may
grove inaccurate and thje opinions of
some of the senators might change
before a vote, but the poll shows the
world court fight won-as .far as the
(ipper house is concerned.

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BAStBAL TROPHY tween the Daily and the garg staffs
IN DAI LY OFFICE' in baseball.
For some time a great deal of nmys..
Hlanging securely over the desk of. tery has hung over the whereabouts
The Daily City Editor is a little of the cup, which was believed, to
cup with the following inscription: have been concealed to prevent its,
Michigan Daily Publication Champions. being given to its rightful owners._
1923. Score Daily 20, garg 5. It marksi Only two other cups from Daily-garg
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Studenits in JFlectrlea1 Fng1aeering. le:
'Will please note that, on a' showing that it would be especially do-
sirable to at least half of the claws, I have postponed the session of Thura*
day, May 24, to Tuiesday, ",Jay 29, at 5 P., M. The regular session will also
be held on Thursday, M4ay 31, at 5 P. M. At these' two sessionts-tile last
progress report. will be heard from every member of the class, each of
whom i3 requested to digest this report so that it may, be presented' in
not more than ten minutes. 'H1. YL1 HIGBIE.
To Studentsi In automobile Engineeiring:
There will be a showing of the moving picture film "Elements of the
Automobile," in the Natural Science Auditorium on Monday evening," May a
'28th, at 7:30 p. in.3
,These films were prepared by the War Department for use In train-
ing anutornobile mechanics in the Motor Transport Corps, and, make -very
clear- the construction and operation, of the principal, elements, of the
autdxliobile. Those of' the public who wish. to attend are, cordially, in-
'vited.' W. E. LA'Y.
V~oreign Stidents:
The' annual banquet of the Cosmopolitan Club. will be held Tuesday,
My 29, at 6 P.. M. at the Mlethodist Church. Members and others interested
in the work of theci ,,anization are cordially invited -to attend jthe dinner.
aild~stay' for the programn of music, and toasts from the old and. newly-elegt,;d
ofticbrs. Tickets can be obtained from Win'. C. Wang, Miss Clara lastlake, or
m ~ se~lL CARLTON WELLS~.
4 eneril. and Comparative Literatiirec:
Mlemnbers of the College of Literarture,; Science, and the Arts, who are
plaxining to gIve during the year '1924-924 courses that might 'be. announced
under the above heading, are invited to meet in Roomn 205 S. W., at 4:10, onu
Tuesday, Mai' 29th. C. P. WAGNER.
Profd~iso: Solallndes Coursei 4x:
The examination in this course will be held in Room 205 S. WV., at 10
'o'clock, Friday, June 1. C. P. WAGNER.
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