TH~E MICHIGAN ,t

.Y OFFICIAL. BULLETIN
In the Bulfletin is constructive notice to all members of
ilty. Copy received by thle Aasitaiit to the President until
(11:30 a. im. Saturdays
TUESDAY, MAY (l, V124 Nmber 158


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IBusiness concernilng the annu-al picnic, will be taken uIT. Every mrrab r
requested to be present. JH. 1. Tang, Chalrrnai.
Physics folloQlui1:
The Physics Colloquium waill meet at 4:15 Tuesday, Mlay 6. in Room 202
Physics Building. Professor W. V. Sleator w11l speak on: "The Energy
sent out 1by a Soundinga Body"IH.NM.IRanidall.'
V'arsjity Clee Chlib HiLiess Try-outs:
SoI)10io'es and second s ,nester Freshmenu are eligible to try out for w -
eittiant mnanag;erslhips on tlie Businesa Staff of the Varsity Glee Club. Office
Alours 4 to 5:,"0 P. Al. daily except Saturday.:
Carl B. Sctviuaker, ,'iVaImw~
Univ-esidty of"3iINit-igauBan 41
F~orwnation today at 3' t. M. 'at the Band headquarters !'or Sigot
'A ful tten'dance is desired. SWilli t ritulelh';,W.I,' Mana fer.

regular meeting of the Senate Council wvill be held Mondlay,
15 p.-r. in the President's office. F. E. Rtobbins, Secretary.

y,>M~y that 4:00 P. M.= there w ilbe an info_ xma I conf( r-
o iscuss soine of the less known vocations. This confer-
to juniors and seniors who have not yet decided. on a par=
Airs. A. S. Hobart, Assistant Dean of Wom' en
4*s ukeetig- Weduesdakv at three:
itble to weet with the class from three to four on Wednes-


Tw;l'ilight $h) n e"itia (Lnl ,ti#titiii):
tAprograiw of pnian~o and -violin concerlos will be substitu~t(I £f )1ihe reg-
mlar orglan recital to, which the public is invited W4tedlnesdlay afternoon. May
7.,it -4:15; o'clock in 111ill Auditorium, when the following progrm by meni-
hers of the ;senior class of the U'niversity School of Music will be offecred:
Concerto, Opus .1.G (Grieg), Esther Hotchkihs;' Concerto, -Opus :,I4 (8m- h
Imann) Crace Smith: Concerto. Opus 61 (M11endlelssohn), Florence Welclen:;
Co 'ito. Opus 20} (Sciliahin) Donna E~sselstyn; Concerto,, Oplus 2" (A.-ac-
Dowel) Helen Flab-nik.l(Charies A. Sinik, So~cret ary.
P, o. '! c..~

ogy 32:
one o'clock on Tuesday, snaps w-ill he posted in, the Upper Study
ary, instead of Room B, Newberry Hall. T. C. 11041501
ineerlog 26:

i;09 _ mAucrcan Ins titute of Electrical
L" n meet oIinn, roomn 24", Engi- R ad. The Dai' ,r "Classified" Columns
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!on. Igle e'y Y u s
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as n tttlg, upper rcnsdinn Blooboos, Writin
,W31 v- aio to 'lub Iaiw1lg, mrntofiBrthdy cads.
U'evnl t..t> -H'T D N S'S P L T R
asw Yorkf Pen,,InkhBiladeklphiaiina.
BtnWasballtosn lt3Pape,1etc, aNIanExcllStaIoT-
( WEIIICAN .L LEAGUE
Dtroinnt 8, Chicago .
Ct.Lviand ,ttsouis-nogae..
N'imtew adrtaker'hilaellyhi ng ii
Brooklyn.M r1 osos4
_____-CaligCards
Aft r:J College - Engraved or Printed
C'TEADYprogressto aesoniW..esition' =Snossol paeterodr
in the business world-or a long periodSeirshudlaetirrds
' of training at minor work before you ere
}fitted for an executive role? now and' receive prompt service . -
To help you succeed. more quickly the Bab. "-
son Institute offers an intensive one-year Plate and 1 00 cards $3.00 Uhl
training course in practical business.
From actual experience the fundamental i
princ'ies of business are made clear. By100crsfo your plae200
positive examnplesi the student is shown how100crsfo
to ativ these principles in the conduct of -
every day cornmercial affairs. .
Wrie fr Booklet T T T
erhp"Describes the courses in deti E'
and gives complete information about the 0 t..* SM~ ~ A ..4.L.
I facilities of Babson Institute and shows how
men are trained for executive roles. Write -1YkT1
today. No obligation. 17I Nickels Arcade
Dabson Instttue . I The Staionery and Tierpelvritcr Store
3 18 Washington Ave.'
6,5011 Park,.e (~~?) Mass. =l!~alllllll11 IIIIU!lIi1 1I1llll1 IIIIIillllll111111t

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r Riggs will not be able to meet either the 8 or '11 o'clock seec- Ran d practice tonight 7 :15 P. M., It. 0. T. C. Building.
sday. H. k;. Itigs. I Tornuttilin )I 'X-ednesday, Maiy 7th.
- ; ~ ~Drill 'otr all Ccomuanties, ASsemzbly, 3 :0 0 P. M. at Rt . T. C. hleadi-
GeograltiyField Coutrses: - quart -s' Uniforms will bec worn. W, T. C(arpeiiter, P.M.S. & T.
nts, who have received permission from. the instructors in the o
in Geology and Geography to attendt the summer camp in K en- Geography 30-31:
1 enroll at the Registrar's office and pay thieirr fees at once,, emnar will not me~et today.. K. C. )k~ilurry.
its interested in the camp should consult the9 Director,
- - 0.~X. Etler,. Director. Ji itihe Be in
11, a iaionO ' C NG0' H be a written tes on Tuesday, May 6. No bluebookis-are re- ! -" j
Adelbut VeFrd. La CI aK(*rf~

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xof tfi con iep1 time with'the annual Swing-On tlihe ctions
e in Th TJ~e aching of Engitsh will not- meet Tuesday afternoon.
g the course for three 'hours will meet Weduasday afternoon
arran ged. R eports.. - C.. C Fries. , r h C u
,y meetinig of the Junior Research Club. will b'e bold at 8 P'. M.
aiy 6, in Room 162 N. S,. Officers for the ensuing year will be el-
papers of the evening will be "The Surgical Treatment of Thyroid
r. H. B3. Barker, "Irritability, Dr. H T. Folger.
Geo. R. Herrmiwn, Secretary.
iuali nitiation and dinner of the local chapter of Sigma X will
he Michigan Union at 6:;15, Friday evening,' May 9th, All M~ein-
local chapter of Sigma X! or members of other chapters whoj
University are invited to attend the initiatio~n and the dinner.
r fi btained from the Treasurer, Professor~ W. Carl Rufius of tbhe
Dep~rin nt or ifrom the, Secretary, Professor John-H. Ehilers ot
ay Department.. This meeting will be of special interest in that
of ~the"National. Executive Council will be present andl addresi-1
Iveu. by' the National. President, Dr., R14htnlyer, Venban lKello :gg
enmfaun andi Henry B, Ward.._ Alfred Seott'-War alai; Vrepe.
thematics Society :
rmeeting 'Tuesday, May 6, at 8:00 P. M. in room 151 of the
B011in. All students interested are cofdl~hllc il\,It~d' to at-
N.C. Fiske. Scvreiary.

coliumn shiould include In their notices -
day, hour, and.- plae., All notrlce~i
+s t01out this data' wiillte disregarded.
7 :0-A -Varsity Glee club meeting, room
308,-ULnion.
x.:30--Ade 1111i j*e ";2". 11 ,111
7 :a30--Int rfriat~r ' a' -con il uii-cEt-
i n ;, ronm 309, Union.
s 4*---Adeiphl.Fortis; ; joint meeting,
P'niver!Aty hall,
7:30---Sphonioro band mieeting, room
' it :0-~nnxfor Research club jmeeting.
mrnom 162, Natural Science buillding.
8;4 ----Mtheniatices plub meting, room,
1., chemistry building.
SP-Acolytes meeting, room 106, Mo-
nhr lall. T
tl1 -AOnna Illnszaw Filer ain voca
cital, Schooil of Mw.caud itorium.

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a brief but. very important business meeting at 7:00 o'-
hied the~re at 7:30 o'clock. 3Mllard It. Pryor, cprakor.
hi licetiiig; e-- _ -
glot thae :Portia Literary Society ,ind the-Adelp',i'hons,- of
ll h.e hell this evening in the Adlelphi MOMu fonrth, lOCTr
at 7:',0 o'clock. All members of hoth societiosandrvisit-

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11illard IT. Pryor, Soceaker, Adelph.

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be a meeting on Wednesday,, May 7, lt °5 P. lI. Room 218.

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A holesome prideana little ap-c
plication of painting, cleaning- andI
keeping $it uip.wil do wonders for v'our
~0 Of the many necessities, required, ai
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Breeche and Knickers
Riding and-Hiking Breeches, and Tweeds, Moleskins,
Corduroy, Gabardine, Wh'pcords, 0. D. Wool, etc. The
prices range from $2.98 to $6.00:. A good selection at $3.69.
All styles ini materials in Knickers for Men and Women, they
are priced :from $1.98 up.
Raicoatswe Topcoats
-Every Top Coat and Raincoat mnust g;). Tweed, Crav-
anettes, Overplaids, etc. ALL SIZES in Slickers and Rain-
coats. Prices greadly reducecd. $7.50 Slickers now $5.98,
$6.50 now $5.39. $5.50 now, $4.45. And in other Rain-
coat% they range from $2.98 to $7.75.
Brown and grey suede leather
- jackets for men andWomen
Surplus. Supplies Stor

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