LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN1
in in the Bulletin is' constructive notice, to all members ofI
raity. Copy received until 3:30 D.in. (11:30 a. m. Saturday
WEDNESDAY,; JANUARY 24, 192.3 Number Sv
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be a ,conference of the Deans today.
M. L. BURTON.
lAwrone J. Burpee, Secretary for Cana, International Joint
usiozi, Ottawa, Canada, -will deliver a. University lecture at 4:15 p. m.
l*esday, Jan. 24, in Room B, Law Building. his subject wxll be n
Wtohal Experlient" and the lecture will deal with the International
.wmmias!on and its influence upon the ;relations between the United
and Canada. The public is cordially invited.
r. E. ROTBINS.
rof- the Colleges of'Englueering and Architecture:
ere will be a meeting of the faculty of these (colleges on Thurs-.
x1. 26, at 4:15 p. mn., in Room 411 Engineering building.
LOUIS A. HOPKINS, Secret.ary.
is In the Colleges of Engineering a-nd 'Architecture:
tnjtion is called to the fact that Registration. (including payment of
assification, and enrollmenit) ~must be entirely completed before the
y of the semester. Students failing to complete' their registration
the first day of the semester are required to pay a late registration
five dollars,
CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE.
lhool Oi",ervatfon Courses:
a following changes have been mace in the 'Observation Courses in
ion for next semester, namely:
arse 4h (Physics) will not be given.
iz'o 41 (French) Nyirll ineet Tuesday and Thursday at 11, Room 205,
nstead of Tuesday and Thursday at 2, Room 102, S. W.
q~rsa 4k (Chemistry) This is a new course. It is scheduled for Tues-
A Thursday at 1, Room. 410, Chemistry building, and is under the
>oi of Professor Smeaton, Proifessor Lichty, Assistant Profe~ssor
,o, Mr. Cole and, Dr. Hodges.
C. 0. DAVIS.
Iof Literature, Science, and the Arts, Department of Mathematics:
amination in the following courses In mathematics will The held
,Feb. -2, from 2 to 5 p. Mn. in the rooms here listed:
,O 0r-Natural Science Auditorium.
,t 1--All sections except Bradshaw's, Johnson's, and' Peterson's,
uildng, B..
ith. 1-Only sections of Bradshaw, Johnson and Peterson, W'iest Phys-.
"-r Room.
~Ih E---Tappan ball, 203.
nt. 2--Economics build in-g, 101.
Ith. ti1-West Gallery of Alumni Memorial Hall.
J. L. MARKLEY.
decal Engineering 29:-
th, ections of Mechanical Engineering 29 will meet in the Natural
gAkitorium at 7:30 p. in. on Wednesday and Friday evening, Jan.
26. Thlere will be no'meeting at the regular class period on Wednes-
Prida~v.W. E. LAY.
WHAT'S GOING
d 'iffCF- -Copy for this colum
bie stuhmited by 5:30 o'l
the day before publication.
2:3--S WE DlNE SD NY .,
stuiio to have group pictul
fo: the. 'Ensian.
.. (i-B-ioard of ndvIsers to
students meets in roomi 302
sity hall.
-1:,00-J-liop commnittee mecets
304, Uni on.
--ircle Frsneals lectur4
tural Science auditorium.
:1 .,-Aawr ne J. Aurpee,
for Canada international jo
S niittee, Ottawa, Canada, 5]
"An 'International Experiv
room B, Law building.
: .341-- Pros byterlian young
choir meets in Lane hall.
7:15---1looters' club meets is
bly ball, Union.
S: --Youngstown clb meets
302, Union.
'~ F:6-Cho ral Union Concert
iauditorium. Mozart's "Thi
'saria."
7:0--Varsity band rehearse!
S :6f--Fores try club meet-s
214, Natural Science buildii
THURSD)AY
4 :00---Upp-er si ff of the MR
slap. meets.
4 :15--Faculty of the Colleges
ineering and Architecture
room 411, Engineering bui]
7:0*--Llberal club meets in
!Union.
7 :30-Spanish lecture. Ermili
cado speaks on "The Sct
Porto Rico" in room 203,
hall.
7 :30--Wolverines meet In r,
Union.
:30-Prescott club meets
303, Chemistry building.
S :04-Quadrangle meets at 1
bridge road.
THE MICHIGAN DAILN WtEDN ESDAY, JANiUARY 24, '1923
°-r--'U-NOTICES !Nichols, of Shefield Scientific school, schools and school life of Porto Rico
1All fraternities and sororW6Se and, Yale university; and Minna E. Jewell, {and will also show some views of the We Guarantee to Teaich You
have lists of members, and otherl ed as members of the teaching staff. IOEN D NE
copy for the 1923 Michiganensian in Dr. H. A. Gleason, assistnt Arector couintry'. In One Course
by Jan. 25. Copy should be turned of the New York botanical gardens;Telcuewl egvni paih hLE' ACSIDO
in shouild in as soon as possible at the 'En-:and formerly (' rector of the Univer-sand is open to the public.
'laof if sian office. city biological.,_t,- ion, Prof. 11. B. ,.
Junior engineers can now secure their H-ungerford, of the University of Kan-
IoTial blouses at Wuerth's clothing sas, and Francis Harper, of Cornell = -
store as a second shipment of 200, university are also non-resident in-'-
,, cvs cecee blouses has been receiv- structors who will give courses at the = S ECI LS WEK
atDer d.I station. Mrs. Margaret T. Gates will
iretakn 'rtp aitreclass Tees arc payable. 'act as dean of women at the station.
frtt They may b ale oRa ilng--
Univer-- ton, class treasurer at 1102 Oakland c:PO T() RyCt" is
- avrer..ue. ' -U
,Illinois ex-service rien may receive LEG URL SUBJ (T
r..plhations for Illinois state bon- _
e - sc-s by calling for them in federal a .~rao fte RmneEIIEC E A
board room, Lane hall.I language department, will speak on ;- -
secretarythe generail topic of Porto Rico at the 1-
easun- O M L T L N fifth lecture of LaSociedad Hi1spanica PHONE 1427, 2830 T
aent" inek on Fok-Z VI ER CAMP to be held at 7:30 o'clock tomnorrow w
Might in Tappan hall.
peoples' Faculty at Biological Stfationr Repres- Alr. Mercado was born in Porto Rico :.
Bat ay olee ut graduated from the University inI
Facultysent-College In his lecture lie will present aI CARAMEL WITH LEMON SHERBERT -- ICE CENTER .
drwnfrm olegs ndnumber of pictures showing the,
in room universities from all points of the -il
Hilcountry will make up the teaching -
-nHill and directing staff of the biological; You Will Learn More Rapidly_
e Iinpre- i cto located at Douglas Lake, Mich. in a Few -. -.
i-The period at the station will extend PRIVATE LESSNSI ONLY 60C A QUART AT YOUR DEALER'S
for eight weeks during the SummerASYSDNC TDO
irom ession, from. July 2to August 24., -
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ahiganen.i
sof Eng.
meets in
Iding.
room 305,
ndo Mier-
hools of
,,-Tappan
rom 300,
in room
1954 Cani.
botany and zoology departments of
the University, Prof. G. R. LaRue, chi-
rector of the station; Prof. P. S. Welch,
Prof. J. H. Ehlers, and IF. N. Blanch-
ard, will teach courses.
Professors F. C. Gates, of Kansas
State !agricultural college; G. E.
J-HOP NOTICE !
S; All fraternities, organizations 1I
or groups having booths at the
J-Hop are requested to mail,
as soon as possible, a complete
zlist of their guests to the 3-Hop
Seditor, Michigan Daily.
All Sizes and Kinds
Fountain i.Pens,
Waterman Conklin Parker
Wahr's Special
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rium on the poet Francis, Jamnies. This lecture will be in
A. J. JOBIN.
,e 'will meet Thursday, Jan. -25, 8 p. mn., at 1954 Cambridge
1. Byne will talk on "Dr eiser andl His Work."
L. J. CARR.
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K leene~ Talks on "Folk Songs"
Kemp Keena, of the Extension di-
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