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LILY OFFICI AL BULLTI
cation in the Bulletin Is constructive notico to all members of
niversity. C'opy received by ftvb# Astant tr the - 'ept until'
p.m. (11.:30 a. mn. Saturlv.-
ne. 4 SAITIDlAY, FEBIIU.1AR 3, 191-24 Nuntlwr i° J9
re will be a short conference at 10 o'clock tuaymrigi
e f the President.,.L liln
ty Lecture:.
February 25 and 26 in the Naitural ScjFnce Auiditorrim, Profe~ssor
tho~t, Professor or the Language, lhistory, ~and Archaeology of ('en-
iin the College de France, Will lecNtureon:cultu>ral and relhious
andl exclinnges in Central Asia. 1..Roi.
I r°Iiu>eooay 06 (Mythoulogy)
make-up -examination in Cla ssical Archaeolog;y 6 (Mlythologyti), will
on Saturday afternoon, February 23. at two Wo'(Ok, in Room 108,
Hall This applies both to those who missed thefnaiul e.,xamin-
d to those Who missed the special test on the assigned readings.
("Imnphell Bonnier.

Studies Nights To ACSISBETAN
Win ALaw Degreej AUT CBASTAWOA~
. ~Failure, of the Athletic assochx

Friends Named Ina
Daugherty Quiz

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ed the lack of band music at the Indi-,

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AT'S GOING ON
SATURDAY
*lnventionl of 'state physics in.
prs Physics building.,
ing club meets at Hill and
streets for tobaggan party.
nckey- 31innesota vs. Michl..
V'eljnberg's coliseum.
- SUNDAY
M~e class for students, It. C.
L, Leader. Lane hail.
an*ut classes, Preshyterlan
drerslty Symphony orchestra
t, Hil11 auditorium.
adeint supper, Coilgregatlonall

HUTCINSWILL A1'IEN
K9LA9AIHONOR BNQE
President-emeritus Harry B. Hutch-
ins and several of the deans of the
jUniversity will attend the banquet to
be given in honor of Dean Maximo
Kalaw, exchange professor from the
Philippines, tomorrow night at the
Iunion. The banquet is being directed
by. Philippino students on' the cam-
pus.
Many prominent Philippinos from
this section of the country will attend
the banquet. There are more than
100 Philippinos studying in the Un-
ited States 'now, largely due to the
work of the native government of the
Phiilippinyes, 'which encourages study-
ing, here by scholarships anal favorable
regulations.

1William P. (Cinnery
William P. Connery, member of con-
gress from Massachusetts, is 35. He
has been actor theatrical managerII
and politician. Now he wants to be a
lawyer. Daily he is in his seat in. the
house of representatives. Nightly he
is in a seat in a law school. He hopes
to obtain the degree of bachelor of
laws and be admitted to practice soon.
Alumnus Autlvr of Book,
Clayton WV. Bedford, '10E, is the
author of "Systematic Survey of Rub-
ber Chemistry," which has~ recently
been published by the Chemical Cata-f
log Co. of ,New York city. It is a Y
highly specialized monograph -qf, 385
cages with a voluminous bibliography .
Mr. Bedford wvas for a_ number of
years research- engineer for the
Goodyear Tlire. and lRubber Co. of
Akron, Ohio and is now one of "the
na~tne~titsi -ht. Pithha. fi~it , f'I or

aia, game, according to William (irau-;
Lich, '24L~, manager of the varsity
])andl, and has also made difficult the
presentation of suitable music
throughout the, season.
lDissension has arise~n anion.; mem-
liers of the band because of the lack
of *considleration on the hart of the(
association,. Graulich states. Because
of the acoustics of thti hail, the only
satisfactory place for the band to playis.,l:b n.o.tesrcmc n h
balcony was ,chosen as the best loca-
tion.. Were theband to play in one of
the side bleachers, the reverberations
would destroy the effect of the music.
Moreover, the larger instrument:
'would be hindered for lack of space
The, balcony, however, does not
offer a' suitable. viewpoint for the
game, and the players balk at being
forced to sit through the entire game
there, playing only intermittently, ac-
cording to Graulich. Consequently, at
the Indiana game, absence of indis-
pensable instruments made playing
impossible. At previous games, the
small turnout for the band,. caused by
members seeking better seats lowered
the quality of the music, although at-
tempts were made to present a suit-
able program.:
--l fforts" to make arrangemnents for
seating with ,.the athletic association
met wvith. little response, the baud
°ntaanager statea.. However, members,
'of the organization have been defin-
i tely ordered to report for the next
game, and the band will play' in full
force, regardless of the seating situa-
tion. Inasmuch 'as the hand seldom
plays except between halves of the
game, the officials consider it feasible
to reserve a- section- of the lower
bleachers, and go to the balcony to!

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Above, Thomas B. Felder. $elow,
Jesse Slnit, (left) With Starry Ba ugh.
er ty.
.Two friends of Ilarr~y M; lDaugherty'
attorney general, Thomas B. Felder
and Jesse Smith are named as having
collected money in cases pending be-
fore the department of justice In new
charges made by Senator Burton K.
Wheeler of Montana. Democrat, au-
thor of the pending resolution to in-

taperples' meeting, 'Sub. Miss Marie ILanzar, present holder
Somne World Crise's." Lane of the :Barbour _scholarship from the
islands, will have charge of the pro-
,Mn pictures-G~eorge' Arliss grain at the banquet. "
Man who Played God," Con- -
offal church. F e h e
Thozel leader.' Topic, "Thie Z e'B b '
Problem." Presbyterian j Rules Ofude'Bible'u
~Jwrn ~t~det foum.Many freshmen appeared yesterdlay
Wssor Waterman speaks, on without their pots or toques evidently
onand religion, U'nitar ian) thinking~ that because it. was a holiday
plor's. heir ( i :t(iinction could be putl
hl~iG. f eo peFoxaadrsse To qUte;e the freshman hand-
S'tuents conregaionhillbe r your pot or toque every
-~td~~s'cQgreat~m~ H l - - -t S;:nday," and, to quot6 it3
[urn. fi2I'cr B proud to wear your pot.
ItR is not a badge of. disgrace."- .
iof etchings and p almtings Lansing, Feb. 22.- The jjossiblity
Lipr,.galery, Alumni Mii that a rehearing of the agricultural
ll. Admission free today. I board-administrative 'board case mays
it pftained glass 11windolls. be sought in the supreme court by the
,chltectuyp.l drafting room. admiinistraioni appear'ed todlay

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play during ;ha-lts in the game, or tol
poration of Akron. construct a stand close to one end of
the basketball floor where the band
"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything could watch the game without play-
"quickly.-Adv. ' ing against poor acoustics.

v('stigate. the ,attorney-general.


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Q.TARIAN CHURCH
tate and Hurou Streets
NEY S. ROBINS, Miister

CHURCH OF CHRIST
DISCIPLES
All Services Held in Lane Hlal
Cornaer Stalte and W'asington sts.

February 24th, 1924.

a. ~m-Sunday School.t
-Mlorning Service:
Youth Novement of 600 B.

SERVICES
Sunday:.
Bible School, 9: 30 t A.W
~Christian Men's Service
9:30 A. M.

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERA
CHURCH
(Mlissouri Synod)
Corner Third and We st Huron St s.
CARL A 13RA"UE 11, Pastor
SERVICES
9:30-Services in German.
10:30-Students'' Bible Class.
11:30-Services in English. Sermon
Subject: "Tale Parable of
theie Soive"
5:30-Student' Social Hour
and .Supper.
6:3a0-Lecture in the Church Au-
ditorium by Dr. Cfotte, of De-
troit. Subject. "The irist. Lu.
tlieraus .In Amnerica."

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E. C. STELLILOIN, Pastor

TRI LUTHERAN
CHURCH'
Fifth Are. and William St.


Club,j

REV. L, F. GJN.DERMAN, Pastor
WATED-Eyery student at church
ion Sunday. Get the habit fromi
now until Easter.
TRINITY -ENG~LISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH

ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
W1asl iingtoii St. and Fifth Ave.

opens- with ten min-
Mr. La Rowe.

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Prcaching Service, 10:30 A. M.
Students' Bible Class, 12° noon.
Young People's Service, '6:30 P.
M.

's Supper.

9:30 A. M.-Sunday School.

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9 :00 A. M.-Bible Study Hlour.
110:;30 A. M.-Sermon
"h11ow to Ilear the Word&"
5:30 P. M.-Social IHour and sup-
per for students.
6:30 P'. M.--Student Forum. TOp-
ic, Eductio-it's Riileitce on
On _(le's iRe icioim r de
Alis llin.A.Back man,Ledr
7 :30 P. Df.-Sermon subj)eet,"Trite
Acid Tes tof Jesus' 1Teaching."
All: Services in the English lang-
uage.-

ssor Waterman speaks
Gospel Accordfug' to
predecessor to Tut-

Midweek Prayer Service.
Wednesday, 7:-30. P. M.
Rev. J. A. Canby ,will speak at,
10:30 Sunday morning, February
24th,

Welcome!


RST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. I LONARD A. HARRETT, D.D., Minister
LEWIS C. REIANN, '16, Seely Meni Students
SIRS. NELLIE CADWELL, Seely Women Students
-MVornng Worship, 'PRlEMESSAt E OF JESUS."
-tudent Classes led by Ms Mary Ross andl Prof. W. D. Henderson.'
-Social fHour.

BETHLEHEM
EVANGELICAL ChURCH
(Evangelical Synod' of N. A.)
4th 'Ave.~ near Packard'
G. A. ,NEUMANtiN, Pastor.
Su'nday School at 9:00 a m.

10:'30::A. M-Sali atlon, $acilflees,
Serice.
This wJll be a special life service
program.,,

4:00-Sunday School and
Classes.
10: 00-English Services.
11:00-German Services.

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FIRST ME THODIST CHURCH
REV. ARTHUR W. STALKER, D.D., Minister
REV. WV. SCOTT WESTERMAN, Awsocite Mirth ter
MISS ELLEN WV. MOORE, Student Director
10:30 A. X.-Morning Worship. Pastor's subject:
"THE TYRANNY OF FEAR"
12:00 M.=FIVE BIBLE CLASSES for students.
6:30-6:30 P. M.-Open blouse at Wesley Ihall.
6:30 P. M-Wesleyan Guild Dlevotional Meeting. Miss Ellura IHarv y,
Leader. Subject: "RKndw 'lby Cihurch.,"

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C., E. Meeting. IHelen Roszel, '26, leade'r.
kplied to the, Race. Problem."

Topic, "Cli'ristianil ~y

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COR. CATHERINE AND DIVISION STREET
HENRY LEWVIS, RECTOR
CHARLES T. WVEBB, Director Student-Work
RACHEL HAVILA ND, Secretary for Student Work
WEEK OFL FEBRUARY 24TH, 1924
Sunday, February 24th
M.-Hloly Communion.-
M.-Morning Prayer and Sermon by -Mr. Webb.
"BLIN1DERS"I

FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
R. 1'.IWA RiSAYLE S, 3ilnIster
11O 1ARD R. C11 A PTWAN
Minister' of Unliersity Studenitq.
.O: 30---DEAN SHAILER MATH-
EWS, Divinity School, University
of Chicago.
12:00-Church Sunday School.
12:00--Stmlent NMeet at Guild
I-louse.
6:30--P. Y. P. U. in Church Par-
hors.

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7:30 P. M.--Wesleyan Guild Lecture. Speaker, Rev. 1 ) . Beach of
Grand Rapids. Subject:" "The Tliig rod."

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That our Sanitary Bake_ Shop
Is Turning* Out
01ALITY GOODS
We Bake for Your Parties or 5Baquets
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CONGREGATI ONAL CHURCH
"Tl4E STONE CHIUICH WIT- THE 'WARM WELCOME"
IIEIBERT A. JUMP, Minister F. KNOX MITCHELL, University Pastor
LUCY HLTBER, Secretary for Women Students
Announcement is made of a striking innovation.
A MOTION PICTURIE RELIGIOUS SERVICE

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Will be inaugurated tonlorrow evening at 7:30 P,.IM. in the auditorium
of the church. A five reel filmn, Ger. Arliss in
HE MANF II I W 0PLA YEDI)t C )
will illustrate the themce of the ten minute sermon by Rev.'RE. Knox

Came In and See .for Yourself at
OUR MAIN S!TORE

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