IAL BULLETIN

There will be a meeting this evening at 7:130 in our rooms on the fourth
floor of University Hall. All interested in public speaking are cordially in-
vited:' Earl W. Cory, President.

M. (11:30 a.

ulletin is constructive notiu, to all members Of
received by- th^ A sitaut to the PI-eShlenit until
m. Saturday?
TJHURSDAY, MIAY 1, 1921 Numaber 1 1

y Lecture:
essor Robert A. Millikan, Director of the Norman ideLabor,;tory
is a~ t Pasadena, California, wil speaks on the subject -Atomic
e" in Natural Science Auditoriuni Saturday moning, May I, at 11

is cordially invited.

CJianaber of Commzerce:
Prf. Edmunds will lead the discussion group Thursday night at 7:30
a Robert J. Chick, Jr., Publicity Director.
Zoology Jourl '1,1Clb:
Dr. Libbie Ilyman of the Zoology Department, University of Chica c7,
will speak before the Zoology Journal Club on the subject of "Axiatl Grad-
ient&s", on Thursday evening, May 1, at 7:30 P. M., in Room 242 N. S. All
who are interested are invited. Peter 4)kkelberg.
(h oiogcal and Geographiceal Journa 'Clubs:
There will be a joint meeting of nth Geological and Geographical Journal
Clubs in Room G 436, Natural Science Building, at 7:30 11. M. on Thursday,
SMay 1st. Program:
"A Correlation of the Niagara Falls With the Falls of St. Anthony.'' By
Mr. Leverett.
1 "Minority Report of the Military Committee on Muscle Shoals." Re-
viewed by Prof. McMurry.
All interested are cordially invited to attend. IL. I, . Vould, Secretary.

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Ooldlini', "A CuIrious Mishap11," Uni-
versity haill auditoriuim
!I::311- A xlxiip1a0t1, Union assenbWy
hall.
FltlIlAY
7 :30-Fo'ojkia Literary circle maeetinig,
L -n11ohalf.
S :00-A ntlial french lIay," Le Medlee.
in Maligre J1i,"hrby Moliere, Sarah
Casw-ell Anigell hall.
All iunm' ieis inter"e ted in11nabasebaull
team, call Roblert Kurtz, 3431.
1 ; ..epfionl Conina ittee to Meet E
All mnem1bers of the sen io r reception
committee are requecstedl to be pres-
ent at a meetigch will be held
I at 3 o'clock todiay in the Press build-
ing. This meeting is extremuely im-
portant as, arrangements for ticket
applications, as well as bids for the
music for the annual senior ball will
ie made at this time.
DIlaily classified for real results.
Wal0rder14.No«---Seats Thur. I

versity Women:
On Thursday, May 1st, at 4:00 1'. M. intheof Ic of th1e TDean o f Wo-
«, there will be an informal conference for women inter ,stedin it,:ciwal
k as a profession. The conference is restlricted to jnosanld >en'iors.'
A. S. hobart, Assis;tant Dean of Womien.
All University Studeilts:
The Schick Test and immrunization for' diptheria wvill L~e given at the
Oth Service May 5-9, inclusive, 11-12 A. 11. and 1-5 P. Mv. This service
Snot be offered again thYis school year., !" . v.1 Ai.
Choral Union Ushers should call for M.'ay Festival assign;ments before
day, May 5th. V!., 4. 1iazllds.
logy 1'-Aake-up 13lue Book:
For those wvho missed the iregula r test Just before the Spring vacation,
e will be a snake-up examination Thurs~day, MKay 1st, at 4 P'. 11. in Room
17, Natural Science Building. L" 1M. GonIdh.
ogical Sttion:
The Biological Station of the University offers excep)tio;nal opportunities'
biological study during the sumimer session. A^n annotincement describ-
the courses offered may be hads on _pplicationr at the office of the
imner Session, or at my office, Rxun _i4,19 Nat. Sdw. Since more than half
he places open for students h'ave be -:n 1reserved(, students planning to at-
Ithe Bil~oogical Station should apply for resiervation within the next twio
ks~. Applications may be made by letter or in person. 1 shall be ins
office for consultation from 9 to 12 daily. George It. La Rue~, Director.
Curious 1shap":
Tonight promptly ait 8 oclock in University Hall Carlo Goldoni's thiee-
comedy "A Curious Mlishap"" will be presented aas the next programinl
Play Production series. R. ... T. Hlollster.
val, French Play:
The Ann~ual French Play, "Le niedicin maigre luii", by Moliere, with a
Ain raiser, "L'anglsis tel qn'c~n le varle", by Tristan Betrnard, will be
n in Sarahi Cawell Angell Hall Friday, May 2, at 8: 10 oco There
be no dance the evening of the play. A. G.t4'nfield.
rersity of lehlgan Band:
The following men have been selected to m)ake thke trip to Kalamazoo.
;olo, Shipley-, W. C.; Flutes, H. 1A. Osinun, B. Boyce; Clarinets, C. S. Tap-
F. L. Everett, T. B. Rider, A. Rothschild, A. R. Cook, K. Herrold, .!. T.
er, J..14. LaRowe, R. R. Fisher, H1. R. Schaddelee; Kb Clarinet, 11. W.
baway; Oboe, C. H. Beardaley; I'a~t.rits, 1t. 1). 1artnell. R. Ilk. "!hutoc:
,phone, K. M. Hawks, C. A. IceNitt, 11_. J.L( asoii, W~. F. Butler, . X.1.C
ers, Q. M. Kline, A. MT. Smith; Alto Clarinet. 7.. T McPhecrson,: Bass
mnet, F. D. Holdemaker; Cornets, L. IR. Prrston, L. C. Cooper, Ii. W.
man. S. L. Shlure, T. C. Schneirla., 11. Come), 0. 1V. Stephiens;: Altos, B.
Danes, i l. 13. Curless, C. W. Klassen. R. A. WatOermuan; Tromwbone, .. K.
and, P. P8.If.. Pike, J. G. Schepers, l. 1H. Pike, :,S. .Yn;Epni,
r. Bradley; CBaritones, J. F. Pacon. C. It. l\ orgenstenn: Tel',.1. D. Mulle:',
fci Wu M,(1 . Leaclh; Prec u,-sio i, H. L. VUs, W.B Cr', .T. fEn~,
1. Godsmfli.
Full dre;,s uniform is to be worn. All int1en;1otll 2C ( l(tcleand up
polished. Take racks. Timge of denarturo ,will be announced in Fri-
's Daily. Formation today at 1.45 P. M. b fr pr 1;e y order of the
:ctcr, Wil1li ii V auicli .1 r., Manager.


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Important meeting of thve fraternit
306.
There will be firing on the outdo+
and Saturday morning, May 3rd. Trw
P.. M. Friday and 8:15 A. M. Saturday
fiewho 'have not completed the requi
in Courses I and II.
Philosophy 1:
Make-up in Phil. 1, Friday at 4:00
HWlAT'S GOING CAN
All persons or societies using this
column sdould include in their notices
f d:)% hoar., 'and place. All notices
witb'ut ;dais data wi~ll he disregarded.
THURSDAY

y tonight at 7 :15 at the Union, Room
Burton Hyde.

or range Friday afternoon, May 2nd, j -- Sund-y, 3May 4th
.cks will leave R. 0. T. C. Office 1:00 AMRICA'S GREATEsT RED
yy. No students will be permitted to
.ied preliminary instruction as givenr
Wnt. T. Carpenter, P.M.S. & T.!
o'clock in 106 M., I1.o
Win. AM. Trait.
7:30-Chamber of Commerce meeting.,
room 304. Union. Cft
i7:30--Alpha Nu meetig, Union.
7 :30--Chlrstlin Science society meet. {
ing, Lane hall.,I
7:45---Westerners' club meeting, Har. -a
Iris hall. W
8 :00-Sacred concert, BethellueniEv- '.

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4:U1-Prof. Louis Caiamnlan lectures
on "The, Inner Developmient of Eng-
3ihk Literature," Natural Science au-
di toniuni
( :00-lta Sigma Rho conmntion-,
opening banquet, Union.
,-0t0--un apfI Blade banseball team
Practice, Ferry field.F
S:I5--Alph E Ipsilon M1u meeting,'
room 306, Union.'
70:0-Sophoinore band ijueet ng, Un-.
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