THE MICHIGAN DAILY-.
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DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive 'notice to all members of
the University. Copy received by tha Agssitt to the Pg ceident until
3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday l
Vonume 4 SA1TTBIAY, MArTY 24, 1921 Nunter 174
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By action of the Administrative Board, May 22, Lester G. Wittman has
+n suspended from the University for the remainder of the semester on
aunt of dishonesty in a midsemester examination in Journalism y34, with
ecord of E grade in that course. Arthur G. Hll, Registrar.'
imnae Campaign for League Building:
The final meeting which will start the campaign will ire held at Barbour
unasium on Monday, May 26, at 7:30. Everybody baring work envelopes
t pledge cards. Gertrude, Brock, Local Chairman.
rhour Gymnasiutu
All gymnasium clothes must be removed from the lockers by May 30th.
er that date, it'~will be impossible to' reclaim the contents.
Ethel McCormilck.
bomore Women:
All sophomore women completing Physical Education work must have
omplete examination on Monday or "Tuesday , May 26th and 27th, in Bar-
r Gymnasium, in order to receive credit. Ethel NcCormick.
dors lit Business Administration:
Mr. Crane of A. G. Becker & Co. will be in my office, Ecoinonics 105, ,on
urday from nine until twelve to interview those interested in positionx-
hi that firm. Edmund E+- Day.
eau of Appointments:
All .atudents enrolled with the Bureau of Appointments who have not yet
tired a. position for next year are, requested to meet in room 203 Tappan
i, Moniday, May 26, at 5:00O. P. M. Margaret Cameron, Secretary.
dor Engineers:
Mr. Willis Rabbe representative of the Western Society of Engineers
1[be here Monday and Tuesday, May 26 and 27, to consult senior engineers1
ointend to be in the neighborhood of 'Chicago after graduation,. Monday
,ning at 7:15 he will address those interested.' See bulletin boards for
ther information. Geo. WV. Patterson.
ss in Story Telling:
Indexed notes must be handed in for checking Tuesday, May 27. They
1 be returned May 29. Theses must be in not liter than Th'ursday, May 29.
,i Pay K. Immel.
^jlty M1embers and Studenthiz
In view of the seriousness of the present small pox epidemic in Detroit
Selsewhere, all members of the faculty, students, and employees of the
versity who have not been successfully vacinated within the past eight
years should do so at once. The University Health Service is prepared
vacinate all students. John Sundwall.
RAIN INTERFERES WNITH REEN INK CLUB SELLS
INTERSCHOLASTICRIALS STUOI:NES' M NUSGRIPTS'
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iA-,in. Ma 23,----A Magnificent lun-
(aeon of !!0 covers was given yester-
(iay by ]ling Victor Emmanuel in hon-
or of the delegates to the internation-
al em igrat on conference.
It's *rua efficiency to use Dal)
Classifieds.-Aav.
A RE YOU
(Continued from Pz; ge Six) ILnique among the many clubs oanC
9 7-8 inches. ' Van Nortwick, Detroit the campus this year is one that
Northwestern, 45 feet : 1-4 inchies. h~as heretofore been kepIt as a secret
Dunn, Toledo Waite, 45 fe't 1 5-3 inch-1 by the members. IC is the Green Ink
es. 'Wilson, Ann Arbor. 44 feet 1-2 clb, cormposed of student wi- -ters
inch. Carlson. Detroit \ort1hwest61A1, who wish to ::ell tHeir rmauntscrihta
42 feet 9 3-4 inches. and are now doing so throuIwh that
Pole vault-Johns, laS lle b i, -means.
awray, Kalamnazoo Central; S Ng;0K- More than 20 jualist have met
amazoo Normal; Ta.J1brf;;;:;, Coidlwat every two) ees t the Green 'Tree.C
ler; Davis,-Lansing; Itas, Mecnomninee; inn for discuission and ini addition have
e.Whitney, Toledo Waite qualified at 10;written as they sawfit and had their
feet.pRges egfl- i stories, sev"erl o!' which have been
High Jmp-Roers. Dcfiel-Shi-to date, sent to the different
elds; Whitlock, Danville, Ill.; fodl- I acpe
brook,' Codwater; Baldwin, Wichita +lgznsoertecuty
Fall, Txas Ganes Cas Tch;Day Ronald Halgrim, '25, is'president of
is, Battle Creek, qualified at 5 feet 6!Lebd n eoaMrn 2,i
3-4 iches market chairman and has charge of
Discus- throw--Oade, Lansing, 117sednouthwrkfrpulcin
feet 10 I-2 inches; Carlson, Detroit It is hoped by those in charge that this
Northwestern 116 feet 1 1-2 inch; club will offer a permxanzent agenzcy
Schimer, '101 feet 4 1-4 inches, Sag- for the marketin fstdns'wi
maw Arthur 11111; Oosterbaun, Mus-I ing. In addition to extensive plansI
kegon, 109 Ifeet 9 1-4 inches; Dunn,I for next fall, the officers are planning
Toledo Waite, 101 feet 9 1-4 inches to work to completely organize theI
qualified. -club oduring the1 ;urmier.
Broad jump---Robinson, Detroit Nor-. I s the aimn to have a bureau to
th'western, 20 feet 5 1-4 inches; Keit-{ which alumini mienber , of the club
chen, Lansing, 20 feet 1 1-2 inches;I can send their writings to be market-F
Basset, Toledo Waite,, 20 feet; Smnith,l ed. Donal I..IHaines, '04, of the'
Battle Creek, 19 feet 11 inches; Gil- joiii'ilisM idepartment, is one of the
Bert, Kalamazoo Central, 19 feet 7 1-4 organizers of the group.
Inches.
- I "Jimmie the adtaiier" sells anything
fltly classified for real results.; quickly.-Adv.
Getting Tired of the Cold Brands?
Let us suggest a new Cigar that will
suit your taste and pocketbook
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Read The Daily
"Classified" club-i
In a few, days exams
start.
Then you will want a
REAL foun-tain pen-
one that holds plenty of
ink and that will be on
the job every second.
Buy it now so it will be
broken in.
$7.25 to $9.25
They last a lifetime
PUNS
4"IVNIDOALL.Y -
302 State St.
Having a
SPRING FORMAL
See us for
DANCE PROGRAMS
Printed and Engraved
DELICIOUS
Phone 1404
HOME. COOKING
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The Mayer-Schaiuer Company
112 S. Main St.
Phone 1 404
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SPECIAL BENEFIT SALE OF
Gen uine ussian ~rass
HAT'S GOING ON{
personas or societies using thlis
n should include in their notices
hour, and, place. All nbtices
ut this data will -be disregarded. I
SATUPDIAY -
Schol of 3MuSIC au1nmnaC
,h,' room 316, Union.
-Outing club hike, Congregation,
cburch.
-iF i Festival concert, lill an-
riuin.I
-Chiuese students socer tryouts.
ry~. field. {
-Upper Room Rible class, !c a e t va o v r , il an
SUND)AY
To Give out More
COZY CORNER
TEA ROOM
By WESTMINSTER HOUSE At
'En'sia ns
To Day
WAHTR'S
UNIVERSITY
BOOKSTORE
'Distribution of the Mioh1iganensian
will continue today and through next
week. A large number have already
been given out, but difficulties en-
countered,in producing the new style!
cover have delayed prompt't delivery
mrm the printer so that the complete
allnment has not yet arrived..
In the new ceover, an oil process-is,
employed to improve the quality of the
material, with other ingredients re-
quiring time to dry completely. The!
printers, found a number of covers
that were not satisfactorily finished,
'irid were forced. to return them to
the manufacturers.
jThe distribution wil be fully com-
pleted next wee'k.
Luncheon 11l-1l
Dinner 5:30-7
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hall. ~ n abhed, specialized atmosphere. The
~ulerMunda, Conregaionljst ry itself deals with one of the many
Le. if airs of the mythical Pierrot, in
Iulnehall.Mcia eu et this case with an unsophisticated girl
utheran studentd lipnw it, coin. closely :sequcstered in an old fashioned
rtary. Zion parish hall. - gaden, and before the final re-con-
tiidentJ Fireside Chas, (2 ongre- cilliation there appear all the color-
ai church. ful characters of the ancient Il'arle-
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Itopitr, e-,Rosadla" Congregation~al c.hurch.
U-:NOTICE-S7
urge Booth seholarship colPije-
drawings are nowv on exhibl-
iw the architectural lecture
on. the second floor of the Enm-
ring building where they may£
en every afternoon.
nie0 the adtaker"' sells anything
.-Adv.
qu in,-des.
The performances will be' played
the evening of Wednesday May 28 and'
Thursday, May 29' in the School au-
ditorium. Fortunmately, they come at
a time admirably fitted to serve as
an antidote. for the intellectual pas-
sion of the May Festival anid Paul
Whitem an.
"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything
qutekly.--Ad'v.
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An invitation---.
We invite you to come in for a, real meal at
Polly Little Tea Shoppe-a place that you
will feel at home in.
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Light lunches during day.
POLLY LITTLE TEA. SHOP
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