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OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Solution of Farm Problems
Without Legislation Is Urged
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In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
ity. Copy received by tt* Assant tc the ! r~ewdrt un~til
(11:30 a. m. -Saturf3-
TR 1SDAY, FEBRUA~RY 14, 19214 Number 96,
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6:15-Electrical englneer staff dinner,
room 319, Union.
6::30-Army and Navy club dinner In
Union.
4 :O-Freshmin 0Girls' Glee club try
outs in room 106, School of Music.
4 :00-J-I1op committee In room :304,
Union.
7 :0W-GC-ee club meets In Union read-
7:00-Cliamher of Comnmerce meets In
room 302, Union.,
I 7:30l-Gunnd. lade meets in roomj
MAIRC H 1 SET AS FINAL D)ATE
ITO PAY PLEDGES ON 'FENSIANS
aAll Students:
Students who have made. a change of address should report their new lo-
lion at the office of the Dean of Students, Room ,University Hall.
J. A. Bursley
raze i Sociology:'
Eta Chapter of-(CIi Omega Wishes to announce a scholarship prize of
veuty-five dollars to be given for the best work done in Sociology 19 dur-
.g the second semester of the year 1923-1924, by any sophomor'e or junior
Oman in the University of Miichigan.
Jean Dewey, Chairman of Committee.
,pool of Educat ion-Physical Education:
All young men pursuing courses in Physical Education are requested
meet at Tappan Hall, Room 109, Thursday, February 14th, at 7:30.
A. S. Whitney.
oreign Students:
And others interested in the work of the Cosmopolitan Club are cords-
ly invited to the Club's social being given his Friday evening, February
, at 8 P. M. in Lane Hall. Special music and' entertainment; a chance to
eet friends from other lands; refreshments. Fred ilediger, Pres.
ithropology 10 s
Will be given Wednesday and Friday at 11 o'clock in room 302. U. H. S.
,stead of room B421 N. S. Cos. T. C. Hodson.
Astronomy 1 may he taken, only by juniors and seniors during the cur-
-nt semester. WV. Carl Rufus.
ahunioal Engineering 23 and 29:
Students who wish to take these courses will please leave a copy of their
,wa B~s with Mr. Cutting, Room 2215, East Engineering building. All
tch aUruts will meet Friday. 15, at 4:30 P. M. in Roam 3201 East Ent in-
rio; buildinig, to arrange hours. WV. L. Badjger.
rwig3 and 3a:
All students in either these courses meeting on Friday, February 15th,
ll conie to class that day provided with drawing board, insruments, 12x
1draiwng paper, and specification and model coupons, ready to start work.
The two coupons must be procured from the Treasurer's office, Univer-
y Hall. H. W. Mil1ler.
Football Theory will meet in room 206 University High School Tuesday
id Thursday at 3 P. M. .1Margaret Cameron.
trisJh l1.:
The 2 o'clock section of English 14 (American Literature) w:11 meet
rea4tter in Alumni Hall, Room D. J. R. i Moore.
renrjt )3a-Tuesday & Tiursclay:
Fren~ch 13a which meets Tuesday an( '"hr~ at 9:00 o'clock in Room.
4 N. S. will meet after this in Room I) Al .,,:: K Mrnorial Hall, beginning
day. Ltyfatyette F. Dow.
Tench, 13c:
Conversation, French 13c (to be arranged) will meet beginning today
8:00 o'clock, Tuesday and Thursday, Room 202 S. W.
Jean B. Cloppet.
rench 13d and M2et
Conversation, French 13d and 13e, (to be arranged) will meet beginning
day at 1:00 o'clock, Tuesday and Thursday, Room 202SW.
Jean B. Cloppet.
renchi Conversation 13b:
A new section of French Conversation 13b, to be taught by Dr. Coppet,
as been arranged for 9:00 o'clock, Tuesday and Thursday. Get cards In
om 1014 S. W. A. G. Canfield.
March 1 has been set as the
final date for payment of pledgled
Michiganensian subs cr iptions.
Payment of the specified five
dollars may be made every after-
noon at the lMichiganensiani bus-.
iness offices in the PrTess building;
from 2 to 5 o'clock. If paynt
is made thirough the imails by
check, checks shiould be made!;
;)ayable to the 1924 Michiganmen-
sian and a receipt will he re-
turned. In view of an expecd
last minute rush, the business
staff of the 'Ensian urges that
payment be made as early as
possible.
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tendting to have a ci
the Union Fair that
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house are asked to
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sary for :0l group:
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12 1:00- history department. lunch,
room 321, Union.
12:00-Law faculty lunch, Union.
4:00-French play reheairsals In Ger.
cle Francais rooms.
7 :30-Erie clug smoker, room 319, Un-
ion.
7 :30-P-Iolonia Literary circle meets in
Lane hall.
7:30-Chinese Students' club meet sI
Lane hall.
7:30-Soph Nedlc smoker in Union
8:00--St. Paul's Lutheran Young Peo-
ple's society Valentine party, 420 W.
Liberty street.
8 :00-New York d'.b social, Harris
Ihall.
8:00--Cosmopolitan club social in Lane,
hall.
APPOINT COMMITTEE
FOR FRESH AIR CAMP
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Frank 0. Lowdeni (left) anid Robert W. linghiain
An effort to find a solution for some of the farmers' problems without
resorting to legislation was begun when the Second National Cooperative
Marketing conference opened in Washington, with Robert W. Bingliam of
Louisville, Ky., presiding. The results of a survey of the Northwest and
Middle West wheat belts just completed was given to the conference in an
address by Frank 0. Lowden, former governor of Illinois. Mr. Bingham
who is owner of the Louisville Courier-Journal, is responsible for the cooper-
ative organization of the tobacco growers.
French Play Relhearsals:
French Play rehearsals Friday at 4:00 o'clock in Cercle Francais Rooms.1
John 11. )luyskens.
Alpha Ni:
The Bokl Peace Award wvill be (discussed at our regular meeting this
evening at 7:30. Those who have ordered Alpha Nit group pictures mayI
get them at this meeting. Earl Gory, President.
CGun and Blade 1lubl:
The Gun and Blade will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening at
? :30 o'clock ini Room 304, at the Michigan Union. All members are urgedl to
be present. u loiii A. Boy ee, President.
Chainber of Ctonirneree:
'there will be a meceting Thurs. Feb). 14 in room 302 of the Union at
7:30 P. M. Election of officers andl other business.
Robert J. Chick, Jr. Publicity Director.
IGeological and11(hipograph~ical Journal Clubs:
Tfhere will be a joint meeting of the Geological and] Geographical Jour-
nal Clubs in Room G 436, Natural Science Building at 7:30 P. M. on Thurs-
day, February 14th.
Program: "A Geographic Cross Section of the Middle Andes". Illus-
trated. By Dr. James.
All interesed are cordially invited to attend.
L. IV. Gould, Secretary.
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Prof. L. A. Hopkins, of the engineer-
ing college, chairman of the board of
trustees of the Student Christian as-
sociation, has appointed the commit-
tee to head the fresh. air camp of this,
year, it was announced yesterday. Thej
committee will include Prof. F. M.
Menefee, of th engineering college;
Dean E. H-. Kraus, of the pharmacy
college; Dr. M. A. Ives, Lewis Rei-
miann, '16, camp director ;and Harold
Coffman, executive secretary of the
association.
A meeting will be held for 30 of the
camp leaders at 8 o'clock Saturday,
night at the home of Reimann who
wvas camp director last year. Plans as
to. tag dlay, and securing men to lead
the camp this summer will be dis-
cussed at the meeting.
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Iota Sigma Pi will meet at 7:15
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