THE MICHIGAN 'DAIL'Y
THURSDAY, MARCHI 6, 1.
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lication in the Bulletin is constructive notico to all members of
University. Copy received b) the As.i Nawt(, the '" tAdvrt ur.til
Volume 4 THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924
Number 114
UiJversityT Club:
Regular entertainment Friday night, Mlarch 7,~ at 8 o'cock in Vhe Clun
room. 1Henry F. Adais, 5e:'-y.
Engineerng Callege-Instructors of F'reslifnu:
The freshmen have been given iblank cards for the f'irs;t mentor "--port.
and have been requested to fill them out <ind~ deliver therm to their instruct-
ors. These cards should be returned to the Dcan's Office by Mr.1,if
Meeting in the Interest of Ilosplt ai SOOal Srv ce:
Miss Antionette Cannon, president of the American association of Hos-
pital Social Service Workers, will address a meeting at Room B, Law Build-
ing, Thursday, at one o'clock. Medical students and students interested inl
social work, are especially invited to attend this mieetingi. A. E. NWood,
C .... . ._.. __.-.. 12:113-111tort' department Ilcaln, Junor elect
roam 319, Union..G ou
7 I ~S~O N G ON i :4J{t-VnlonFair, Yost fkiclhose H-onor Gr up an,
7 :04- nformia reception for Dr. F. Vii.
Goddard of Shaohsing, China, at W. W. Spanagel, 125E, was elected
THURSDAY Baptist Guild house. by the junior engineers as class rep-
1 12:15-KIi wails directors' lunch, En- 8:f0--Catholic students' study club' resentative on the honor committee
ion. meets at K. of C. house, Huron and j f the engineering college, at the
4 :00-Frenchx play rehiearsal, CereI Division streets. Father Burke mxeeting held yesterday morning in
Fanasro.speaks on "Evolution." room 348, Engineering building. Span-I
Franaisroo. _____________-agel will serve the remainder of this
4:40--Atve inembers of Phi Delta tem3dnx er
Kappa mieet in Tappan hall. TE AS WINS TITLE 1 It w i.s decided to have the annuall
4:1«- M ine liuleal mets a 'Ejutior enugineers' banquet just before;
(-ch~oo! of _Music. Austin, TT a , March :4.-The Uni- j spring x acation, but no'(lefiflite date
ti4; :1..V c's church siilpar, Congre- Iversity of Texas took. the South West- a eemnd
gationarl ch4urchx. ern conference basketball title by mak-
7 1;-.- 'al iohc students meet I room : ing 'a clean sweep of 17 conxs cutive1 "Jimmie the adtaker" sells a'nything
31G, 'Union. ictories.
7:30-C ristian Science societymetsq u i ckiy.-Ad v.
in Lane hail. ................___.__
7 .0-AphaNu meets in University - -I
h:all. ul:io club meets in uppery THE RIBBON on this new portable j
adin roo ofUnio. 1typewr-iter is a two-color ribbon of
Legion meets at the Union. standard width (1-2 inch) and length, .
7:30-Cluiinber of Commerce meets in 1;. (12 yards). This is the samie as on a I
jroom 304, Union.I large machine. You do not have to
IRIIA.f buy a special ribbon as you do with
J 1:(0--l.a i facilty luncheon, Union. other portables. c
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Wnor Engineers:
Assembly, Thursday March G, at 10 o'clock. Ploom r.i
P. Field.
A makeup examination in English 18, The Novel, will be held Satuzrday,
March 8, at 9 a.n., in Room 208, T. 11I. L. A. Strauss.
En~glishx 18:
A makeup eaination in English 18, The Novel, will be held Satur(Tay,
March 8, at 9 a. in., in Room 208, T. H. L. A. Strauss.
Entglishx12a:
The Shakespeare Seminary will mneet this week at 3 p. m. Friday.
0. J. ('11,11 bell.
Thoe dsirngto remove the entrance requirement in Solid Geomtry
may consult with nfe in Room 20 at 3:100 o'clock. (~. 1). Jones.
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section 2.of this course will meet in Room 406, Library, Thursday, at
Friday. at eleven. A. S. Aiton.
RidIng Class:
Captain'Holim's class in equitation will meet at 4:00 p. in. today. Room
312 West Eingineering Building. Win. 1 ,(zirpciiler.
Play ProductIon Plays, Pulic Programs:
The series of plays and recitals presented (during the c Cond semesr ter
as part of the instruction In Play Produictiobn and other courtses' in Public
Speaking'will bie as follows:
MA'iF 13 1. i $ "'preading The News"-Lady Gregoryi
"A Sunny Mornng-S and J. Quintero.
S"Mrs. Harrison"-John Masefleld.'
"A'Marriage Proposal-=Anton T'chekoff.
AIjVt 9. ."A 11611's'House"-Henrik Ibsen.
May. 1. "A. Curious Mshap"--C&rlo Goldoni.
Isly x15. "Daddy Long-Legs"-Jean Webst.er1.
May. M ecital froml "The Idylls of The King' - Alfred' Tennyson.
Thehe'programs hwill be presented in University H-all "pr6nptly at 8 p.
mn. A nomninal charge of One Dollar -will be made for the 'series! Tickets
r~yb had at the bok stores or from memabers ofA the 'Play'Proiduction
FrechPlay R~ehiearsal :
French Play 'rehearsal, 4:00 o'clock, Thursd, y, March G, Cercle Franl-
cals Rooms. , John It. MIuyskeii'.
C11-s~oo tallanio:
All m tember's of the Circolo Italiano are requested to meet .t Spedding;'s
studio, Liberty street, at 12:15 o'clock today for the purpose 'of ho ving picture
taken for the Michiganenslan. MIichattel De ilipipis.
Chl~aneirof Commerce:
There will be a regular meeting Thursday night at 7:45 p. mn. in room 304
of the U~nionl. Dr. Frank E. Jaynes a Chautauqua platform speaker will de-
liver: an address. All Ec. students are invited.
Robert J. C'hick, Jr,, Publicity Director.
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There will be a meeting this evening at 7:30 in our rooms on the fourth
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WHITNEY THEATRE
SATURDAY, MARCHS
Over $1,000,000 has been subscribed by members in the Michig an Mutual Say-
ings Ass _)ciation since August, 1923, when. the present live hustling force un-
der JI Homer Fisher, a banker and financing engineer of -fifteen years experi-
ence assumed management of the fiscal department.
Our plans call for a Main Office in Detroit with several branches located in the
city of Detroit and other branches coverinig the entire state where a survey
shows the need of a progressive Building and Loan Association. Our main
office is now established on the ground floor of the Penobscot building, Detroit,'
and several branches have been opened. in the state. .Plans also call for an ul-
timate capital of $25,000,000 with an increase of $25,000,000 more if condititIxs
warrant.
The Ann Arbor branch is growing fast owing to the nteed of a progressive Bldc.ing and Lon :ssoeiatfion anld the fact
that H.; J. sontiners,, a, finan~rcing engineer of twenty, years' experienice i4 in charge of the lochl wor:. 1By fthpe111d of the
week approximately $100,000 will havve been subscribed for the ,Ann Arbor branch.
The local office expects to keep hundreds of thousands of dollars at h'ome-
funds 'that have been going to Detroit and other cities -and employ these
funds on first mortgage loans in Ann Arbor.
The executive officers and asociate directors of the Ann Arbor branch of the
association will gladly give you information~ regarding the association and its
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