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lication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
University. Copy received by the Ar-sivtant to the Pre~ident until
p. in. (11:30 a.. m. Saturday).
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Son. Of Monroe Is
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'University Lecture:
Professor Americo Castro, of the University of Madrid, w i~ll ]cturo on
"La Tecnica de Lope de Vega in Span~sh on Saturday, April 26, at I1I a. ni.
Ii Room D, Memorial Hll.
The public is cordially invitedV.F.' 14 Robinsl.
Faculty of the Colleges of Engineering and Architecture:
There will be a meeting of the Faculty of these Colleges on Monday,
April 28, at 4:15 p. mn., in Rloom 411 Weest E ngineering Building.
Louis A. Hlopkins, Secretary.
Phi 41eta KRappa:
The University of Michgan Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa cordially Invites
all members of other chapters of the society to attend its annual initiation
banquet on May 3rd at 7:30 p. m, in the mahi dinjng -room on the first floor
of the U3nion. Tickets at $1.50 may be obtained on the evening of the banquet
at the Union. All members planning to attend will please notify the under-
signed by mial or telephone. J. Iti. Iodges, Secretary.
iPolitical Science II:
The make-up examination will be held Saturday, April 26, at 9 o'clock
a. in., in Room 101 Economics Building. E. S. Browni.
Student Summer Employment:
A. E. Hildebrand, '22 Lit., who now holds an executive position with the
I-. J. Heinz Company will be here to meet and interview students who would
like consideration of employment through the vacation period. All inter-,
ested get in touch with him at the Union Saturday, April 26th.
Lecture by Dr. Bridges:
D~r. Robert Bridges, Poet Laureate of England and formerly a well-
known London internist will address the Junior and, senior classes in juve-
nile medicine Saturday maorning, April 26, at eleven o'clock in the Surgical
Amnphitheater, University Hospital. Members of the Medical; Staff are cord-
ially invited to attend..i. Cow je.
Tau Beta Pi:
Tau Beta Pi will hold it spring initiation at the Engineering Libsrary
at 5:00 I. M., on Thursday; May 1st, The Initiation Banquet will be at 6:30
'i the Miicigan Union. All faculty members are cordially requested to be
present. It is hoped that as many will attend as possible. Re.;ervations
should be made' by communicating with the Secretary.
James W. 31orse, Rec. Sec.
Uniher,!I~y of Mlic Iigan Band:
Formation today at 2:30 P' M. at Band headquarters for the 0. S. U.
baseball game. Seat:, have been reserved in the grandstand. Capes will be
is,-ued at 2 O'clock. William Grardi ;h, .Tr., Manag er.
Soeedad Ilispan lea:
Mlembersyplease take tnotice of the University lecture to be delivered in
Spanish by Prof. Americo Castro on "La. Tecnica Dramatica de Lotpe de
Vega" in Alumni Mi-morial Mlil, Iom I3, at 11 a.i. Saturday April 26th.'
F. A. Mereado.

WHAPSGOI'ANDEMRSON TO BME TWO
ADD0ES5ES HERE SUNDAYi
All persons or societies using this
colun should include In their notices1 Dr. Frank L. Anderson, president of
day, hour, and place. All- notices the International Baptist seminary, at
wvitliout this data will he disregardled.1 East Orange, New Jersey, will speak
tomorrow morning at the Baptist
church on the subject "The Central
SATURDAY Christ," and will address the Student,
11 :00~ A. IL-Soc~ledaad Hlislituica hle*- Guild at the noon meeting on "Fit-:
ture, room D, Alumni Memorial, ting the New American to the Old
hall. {Amenica"
2:30-Anmerlean Association of UT10.- Dr. Anderson has been for many
versity al al Women card party, UnionPears prominent in the pastorate ofi
asemly hls tat s cl icago.He later took lup religious
2:" BsblOi Sat s ill educational work among the foreign "
gan, Ferry field., element in that city.
85:00-Canoe party, meet at Congre-
gational church. c n ie
7:00-Upper Rhoi3 BBble class meet'y, Illness C n i e
Laneball __Burton To Home

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I Edmwd James .Monroej
lHe's a bachelor. That's Edward
James Monroe's explanation of why
he is hale and hearty at 108. H-e will
be 109 on July 4.
Major Monroe-he fought for the
United State,:, in tlre Mexican and
Civil wars, an~d for France in the
Franco-Prussian war of 1870--is the
youngest son of the fifth president
of the United States. His .father pro-
rnulgated the Monroe Doctrine.
In a picturesque retreat he lives thre
life of a recluse.* He does his own
cooking and washing, and' raises mosts
of his food on a small truck farm.'
Alumni (lubs to ConIvent
Associated Alumni clubs 'of the first
district, including New York, New Eng-
lan&and'the Canadiannmaritime pro-f
vinces, will hold a convention June 7
in Schenectary. N. Y. The meeting
will include a visit to the General!
Electrical company.
"Jimmie the adtakler" sells anything
'!uickly.-Adv

I f¢:.0-Iviiversity 31 en's Bible. class
meets, Lane hall.
terian churcV.
10:301-Morning sermon-"The Wi-;
!gion of a Real boy", Unitarian
church.
,12:00-Mhiss Margaret Lewis of N'ew l
York city speaks at Presbyterian
Ichurch.
2:1. -Philippine Michigan Club meet-
ing, Lane hall.
5 :30--Secial hour. U'nitarian church.
5:30--Student' Fireside chat on "The
Labor " Problem", Congregational
church.,
5 :45 - .Students'-sulpper, "Unitarianchrc .I
6 :30--Evening sermon on "Christ and
the NewV World of Labor, Presbyter-
ian church.
0:30-Di'. Thephile Raphael speaksi on
j"The Boy Problem as I Have Seen
F It", Unitarian church.
'7:30--"Quincy Ad~ams, Sawyer", a to-
tion 'picture, Congregational church.
1Frederic J. Morse, '24, will sail for
Naples today for a pleasMure and study,
trip through Europe.
"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything;
q uicly.-Adv.
Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv.

! President Marion L. Burton Is1
confined to his home as a result of an'
indisposition brought on by overwork,
it was announced yesterday.
The President's condition is not con-
sidered serious, but he h~as been ad-
vised by his physician to rest for a
few days. It is expected that he will
return to his office early next week.
DRAMA
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sheets, is really of tragic significance.
Madame, Duse, exhausted after years
of the most amazingly brilliant sea-
sons In continental Europe, and. her
love apparently blasted by the infam-
ous poet of Fiume, looked forward to
some score years of seclusion in -a
crumbling Italian villa. Unfortunately
the war appeared and literally swept
away {everything. but the bare clothes
on her; back. It such~ a plight there
was only one recourse to regain her
dream of seclusion: a tour of the land
jof the Dollars.
There is little more to say-the
irony is only too obvious. .
Patronize Daily Advertisers.--Adv

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There will b~e no meeting tonight.

R,~ 'C. Coiltts, Tresident.

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UNITARIAN CHURCH
State and Ruron Streets
SIDNEY. .ROBINS,lMinster

April 27, 1924

9:45 A. M.
Sunday School
10:30
Mlcrn.in Service
"Thie Religion d a.Real RB13'

CHURCH OF CHRIST
DISCIPLES,
All Services Held in Lane Hall
Corner State and Washiingtoni Sts.
SERVICES
Sunday:
Bible School, 9:40 A~ .
Christian Men's Servic.3 Club,
9:30 A. M.
Preaching' Service." 10:30 A. N1.'
Rev. PobY.n BarVlay of Beth-
any, WV. Va., will conduct this
service.
Students' Bible C ags,.12 uzon,
Young Peonle's Service, 6:3 ) P.
M..
The idiweek, prayer service isl
h leld at ' :30 on each Wednesday
night.

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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
('Missouri Synod)
Corner Third and West HKaron Sts.
CAMA A B P.I ER, Pastor
SE RVI CES
9:30-German Service.
10:3-Student Bible Class.
11 :30---Eng~ish Service. Serrncu
Topic: "1iiist ,titearing to il
alis c3ite S.".
X30---Scial 11 our and Supper.
G : 3i--iscu.;sion. rTopicd: 4Spir t-
ua~~n.",J.Fisher, loader.-

TRINITY LUTHERAN
CHJURCHI

Fift. Avse. and William StL

Washington St. and Fifth Ave.
E. C. STELLILORN, Pastor


REY. L F. GUNDERMAN, Pastor,

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ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH

9:'30 A. M.--Sunday School.

5:45 P. M.
Young ;People's Supper

10: 30 *A, M.--Sei-mon.
"Il e's lily. Father and
-Sol."

Suabject:
im T~s

9:00 A. M.-Bible study hour.
10:30 A. M.-Service with sermon.
Subject: "Front Doubt to Faith."
5:30 P. M.-Supper for students.
6:3'0 )P. M.-Student Forum.: "Re.
solv ed, That 3Moruli Conditions at
MYichigan Are Better Now Than
Ever." A debate, Louis M. Dill,
George N. Welsh.
7:30 P. M.-E~vening WVorship). Ser-
nion, "Our Sorrow Turned Into
joy:"
All services in the English Lang-
uage.

Dr. Theophile hapliael, Gf the
Psychopathic Hospital, Speaks on
"The Bay Problem As I Have Seen
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5:30 P. M.-Student Forum at Zion
Parifh Hall.


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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

REV. I EOINARD A. liARltETT, D.D)., Mlinister
LEWIS C. ItEIMtAN N, 'i16, Seely Men Students
11118 NELLIE CADWELL, Seely 'Women Students
Morning Worship. COMMUNION SERVICE.
?Miss Margaret E. Lewis of the Student Departnment of the Women's
'Board of Mis'sions will speak to the coinbined classes.

EVANGELICAL CHURCH
(Evangelical Synod of N. A.)
4th Ave.. near Packard
G. A. i1EUMA NN. Pastor
Sunday. April 27
There will be no preaching serv-
ice at this church today. Com-
mnunion services only will be ob=
served at 10 A. M. in the English
language and at 11 a. m. in (Yer-
mnan. Sunday school as usual at
S}:;i; A. M.


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FIRST METH ODIST CHURCH
Cor. S. State and E. Washington Sts.

You Can ye oney
I n Lb. Lots or More
5 V ~luefor 4c
It Makes a Big Hit
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Large Fancy Stock
Van Camp's or Borden's
Big Cut In
Meat and

10:30
I12:00

1 1REV. ARTHIUR W. STALKER, D.D., Minister
REV. WV. SCOTT WESTERMAN, Associate Minister
1 KISS ElIJEN W. MOORE. Studsent 'Director
10:30 A. M.-Morning Worship. Pastor's Subject:
I "THlE BOY IN TIME TEMPLE"
j 12:00 M.-Bible Classes for Students at Wesley Hall.
5:30-6:30 P. M.-Open House at Wesley Hall.
3:0 P. M.-Wesleyan Guild Devotional Meeting in Lecture Room of
IChurch. Miss Bern ita Block, Leader. Subject: "Chr1uistianity atnd
AVrld Needs."'
7:30 P.; M.--Wesleyan Guild Lecture. Rev. John Stephens, Pastor of
Ii'irst Methodist Church. Oakland, California. Subject: "The King-
I hoin o fend' and the American Nation."

5:30 SOCIAL HOUR.
6:30 CHIRISTIA.N NDE AVOR. Ira iNordh ofl',r '2611), will 'load on the
topic, "Christ wid the New World of Labor."

FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
It. EIW'AJD SAYL.ES, Minlster
IIOWVARI) R., CHAPMAN
Milnister. of Unlihers ify Students

COR. CAT1IFRINP AND' DIVISION STREETS
HENRY LEWIS, RECTOR
CHARLES T. WEBB, Director Student Work
RACHEL JIAVILANI), Secretary for Student W~ork

10:30--Dr. Frank L. Anderson,
President of International Baptist
Seminary, will speak..
12:00-Church Bible School.
12:00--Students at Guild House.
P'resident Anderson will give an
taddress on' !'Fitting the -.New
Amierica-n to thte'Old Americo."
6:00-B. Y. P. UT. at the church.
5:30-6 : 30-Friendshiip Hour at
guild house.
6: 30-Students' Devotional Meet-

-CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH
11 ERBE1.rT A. J U 3 P, Minister E. KNOX MITCHELL, University Pastor
LUCY HUBEIL Secretary for.Women Stu'dents
"THE STONE 'CIIURCH WITH THE WARM WELCOME"
We celebrated Easter by having a fire in our church. But it takes
more than one fire to put us out of business. Part of the church organ
can still be used. And the motion picture machines were not injured at
all.
"The Near East Relief" will send a speaker for the morning serv-

THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER



Sunidav ADHIl 24th. 1924 1

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