THE MICHIGAN DAILY . , DA LYOFFICIA L BULLETINA Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.: Volume 4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1923 Number 48 Faculty Directories: Copies of the Faculty Directory and also of the Address List of new members of the Faculty (just issued) can be obtained from the Registrar's office upon application eit(,er in person or by telephone. Arthur G. Hall, Registrar. Bureau f Appointments: Attention is called to the fact that this morning is the last time pros- pective teachers can enroll with the Bureau without payment of a.fee for late registration. The office, 105 Tappan Hall, will be open from 8 to 12. Margaret Sameron, Secretry. R. 0. T. C. Band,: The Band will assemble at the rear of Hill Auditorium on Saturday at 2:00 p. m,. Wear uniforms. Bring instruments and music. Wm. T. Carpenter, P. M. S. & T. Gallery Practice: The rifle range in room 330 Engineering Building will be open all Sat- urday afternoop for men desiring to tryout for R. 0. T. C. Company Rifle' Teams. Win. T. Carpenter, P. M. S. & T. Economics 3-Labor: Assignment for week of Nov. 19 to 26-27 is Perlman, History of Trade Unionism in U. S. Chs 1 'and 3; ,loxie, Trade Unionism in U. S. (in Econ- omics Reading Room) Chs. 2 and 4. Z. C. Dickinson. French Scientist Made Chevalier Of Honor Legion January 27, 1921, eleven bouts in all of the game by running with the ball, being carded, an act that led to the foundation of Followers of the Rugby style of foot- present day Rugby. The event was re- ball may be interested in knowing that cently celebrated when the England- the game originated in England just Wales team beat the Scot-Irish team 100 years ago when one William Wards X21 to 10, on tke saime field where Ll- Ellis violated the then accepted rules I's staged his memorallk stunt. 'I I IIEW.II STAI TOM( I F - - .... . 6., 1 W. BUY YOUR FOUNTAIN PENS at Rider's Pen Shop and get Rider SERVICE HOME OF THE RIDER MASTER PEN t"COMOVA* It costs no more 24-hour Repair Service All Makes Real Workmanship I'I.UUr.. ..n..."r...r....r"...........#'*... ......n......,...... . Stlg..r l..........H...I it SALADS CAKES IN HIS LATEST SIX-REEL COMEDY LAST TIME TODAY BETTY BLYTHE "HIS WIFE'S HUSBANI -AND- "THE PRINCE AND THE PAU "IMPROVE YOUR , WHA T'S GOING ON SATURDAY, 10:30-Congregational students hike to Delhi mills,. 2:00-Combined bible classes meet in Lane hall. 7:00-Upper Room bible class meets in the Upper room at Lane hall. w 7:30-Baptist studentls informal recep- tion for Dr. and Mrs. G. G. Crozier at Guild house. 7:30-Chinese Friendly circle meets in Wesley hall. SUNDAY 9:30--University Men's bible class meets in Upper room in Lane hall. 12:00-Prof. Bruce Curry speaks on the bible, Congregational church forum. 12:00--Baptist students' bible class meets at Guild house. 2:00-Phillppine-Michigan club meets at Lane hall. Professor Hayden to speak. 3:00-Hindustan club -meets in Lane hall. Professor Hayden to speak. 4:00-Harry Clark, '24, president of the S. C. A., speaks at Congregation-. al church. S:30--Baptist students social hour. 5:30-Japan-Amerlea night at Congre- gationi Students' Fireside Chat. 5:45-Students supper in Unitarian church parlors. 6:30-Unitarian students Union discus- sion under leadership of Dr. Slos- son. 6:30-Baptist 'students evening devo- tional meeting. 7:15-The Jewish Students' congre- gation meets in Lane hall auditor- ium. Rabbi Henry J. Berkoritz will speak. Alumni to Get Game Returns The Big Ten University club of Cleveland will get returns from the big Western games today over a spe- cial wire to the club rooms, starting at 3 o'clock. Results from the Michigan- Wisconsin, Minnesota-Iowa, and Ohio State-Chicago contests will be an- nounced, blay by play. Elmira, N. Y., Nov. 16.-James D. Fleming of this city was elected pres- ident at the first meeting of the new- ly formed University of Michigan club here. Daily classified for real results. Have the Last Dance and Dainty Lunch Prof. Edouard Branly Prof. Edouard Branly's contributions to scienc6 have just been recognized by France, his native country. The man whose invention of the coherer made the experiments of Lodge and Mar- coni possible, has just been made a chevalier of the legion of honor. De- spite the fact that he is 80 he is still actively engaged in experiments in his laboratory in Paris. Polo is getting a rea! hold on Amer- ican colleges. Among the latest to take up this great sport is the A. & M. college of Texas. They plan to enter a team in the San Antonio tournament. which is one of the big features of the Christmas holidays in the city made famous by Davey Crockett and his gal- lant Texans. There's an old saying that you can't keep a squirrel on the ground or some boxers inactive For instance, Johnny -Dundee, the Scotch Wop, who won the championship of something or oth- er when Sherman marched to the sea, has started a ten weeks' grind tor bouts. This triumphal tour of the West will end at Portland, Ore., on * " " ." Daci * " +r " -a- at FANCY. COOKIES ICE CREAM GRANGER'S Advanced Practice Class for Ladies and Gentlei beginning TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2 Classes Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7:30 to 8:30. THE WA.SHTENAW INN Tuition $5 12 Lessons, Register Now , "THE HOUSE OF THE BLUE SHUTTERS" For particulars call at Academy Huron Stre west of State street. Two Blocks From Dental Bldg., PHONE 29257M 1309 WASHTENAW or Phone 788 ., . Office Hourse: 10-12 A. M.; 2-4P.M. .".'"'"..s# ............. it NrnlMH rra rrnNH rin ter;' . Phone 2652 IRVING WARMOLTS, D. S. C. CHIROPODIST and ORTILOPODIST 707 N. University wmwauwm -ii { Imported Japanese and Chinese Baskets 45C to $2.50 G ENUINE imported baskets that you will find very useful in your home or to use as a gift. Fruit baskets, sandwich trays, and sewing bskets. Many of them hand- decorated in pleasing colors. 'C. r tan tlrtra'm110 Are tbeal : ' . (1 ftii Seniors! Don't delay longer '-- "GOBBLE, GOBBLE" j THE TURKEY IS CALLING YOU -to partake of the great Thanksgiving repast, and of course you will want to look your prettiest and wear your best. The holi- day will not seem so with- out wearing s u i t a b le jewelry. Step in here and get some suggestions. NOTE:- _; We have a full line of Michigan pins and novelties at Special Prices. 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