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DA ILY 0OFFICIAL DUILLET.IN
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notico to all members of
the University. Copy received by t!* Assistant tc the 1President until
3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdav.)
Volume 4 SUND)AY, DJECEMBER 89, 19.3 Number 6

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To The Deans :
There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, December 12,
at ten o'clock. M. L. Burton.
Seante Council:
The next regular meeting of the senate Council' mill be hell on' Mon-
day, December 10, at 4:15 in the President's office.
F. E. Robbins, Secretary.
To Freshmnen and Entering. Upper-Cl ass Women:
Freshmffen and' entering upper-class. women who missed the first or sec-
ond discussion of the Campus Activities series will be given an opportunity
to make yip the lost work on Wednesday, December 12th, at 4:0.0 d'cl~czk' in'
Sarah Caswell Angell H all. Bring bi ue books.
Jean Hamilton, Dean of Women,
To Women on' Warraing and Probation:
Will the women on warning and probation who were asked tos report, at
mid-semester kindly call the office of the Dean of Women and make appoint-
mnents before Christmas vacation?
Jean Hamilton, Dean of Women.
Unvaccinated Students :
Students who have bad no successful vaccination are hereby notified
that as long as they remain unvaccinated, the Health. Service will sot be
financially responsible for their care, should they contract Smallpox.
A third student has recently developed that disease and we are con-
cerned by the presence of it in several nearby towns.
Warren E. Forsythe.
To All Students:
Students having in their possession books drawn from the University
Library are notified that all such books are due Monday, December 10, on
account of the impending Christmas vacation.
Wm. W. B10l9%, Librarian.

IHAMILTON, OKKELBER6
TO PLAYIN CHICAGO
James Hamilton, tenor, and M\rs.
Maud Okkelberg, pianist, of the fac-
ulty of the School of Music, have been!
engaged to give a joint recital in Chi-
cago on Thursday evening, December
13. The concert will be given at
!Fullerton Htall in the Chicago Art In-
stitute, under the auspices of thej
Polytechnic Society of Chicago.
Mr. Hamilton; camne to Ann Arbor
from Chicago this year, and the fact
that musical' circles of thait city ap-
preciate his work andl regret his loss
is evidenced by this 'engagement to
return there for a concert. He will
'offer with Mrs.,Okkelberg, the follow-
ing program:'
Where'er You Walk (Semele), Han-
del; Sound an Alarm (Judas Macca-
baeus), Handel-Mr. Hamilton and
Mrs. Okkelberg.
At Night, Rachmaninoff; The Asra.
Rubenstein; Come, Beloved (Atalan-
ta), Handel; Worship of God in Na-
ture, Beethoven-Mr. Hamilton and
Mrs. Okkelberg.
iAria 'Vesti la Giubba (I Pagliacci),
1 Leoncavallo-Mr. Hamilton and Mrs.
Okkelberg.
" Elegie, Rameau-Godowsky; Tam-
bourin, Rameau-Godowsky; Barca-
role, Moszkowski; Danse des Elfes,
Sapollnikof-Mrs. Okkelberg.
Boats of Mine, Miller; Go Not Happy
Dlay, Bridge; Then You'll Remember
Me (Bohemian Girl), Balfe-Mr. Ham-
ilton and Mrs. Okkelberg.
Weepin' Mary, Burleigh; By'. and'
By' (Negro Spirituals), Burleigh;1
Run, Mary, Run, "Guion-Mr. Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Oklielberg..

WHAT'S GOING

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9 :30-Vxiiversity )felt's Bible class ill
1Upper iroom, Lane hail.I
10:41---Christ,,'s s 'antits in ( ongre!-
S gationa~l church.
11:0- Pxtist Students' Bible class Ibt
Baptist guild house.
hall.
j4 :00--Society aof Frienids uxels inl Vp-
per room, bane hail1.
4:00--1'Uniiei'sif cha pter, 1)eitolay,,
meets in room 306, Union.
4:00-6 :0O--Iecepl ion for najor Arthur
in assemb~ly room of Union.
5:30-Presbyte'ria n VYoung Peeoles' so-
ciety meets in Presbyterian church.
S:30-Lutherani Studenits' Forum in
Lutheran chapel.
5 :~-Vonreg'al jonal student s' su pperj
in Congregational 'church.
0:00-Baptist siideints' wuild social
h~ou r.
C :30-H-arptiw.t studeniits' dev otilonal pro-
grami in Guild house.
M O T ) fAY
12 :00-Surgical stafhf lunch in Vunionm..
12 :00i-Jou rual clubi lunch Ill Union.
4:15--Fresime girls' glee cline meets.I
5 :00- J-Hiob committee meets in room
306, Union.
13:30-Exchianmge club d1inne1r In roomi
318-20 Union.
j'6:311--anmuia Alpha dinner, room 321, 1
I~323, Union. I

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r~oml 304, union.
7 :30-A.I.E.E. smoker in Upper head-
ing room, n,'fion
7 :301--Fcc s Ii iien group n lbowlinug teami
jvs. group 4; (igrou1, 7 vs. group 10
in semi-finals; Union alleys.
7 :00--Aill-electrical smoker. Alexan-
( ter -IDoulpresident: of the Detroit;
Edison comnpanly speaks.
S :OP ---Vachel JLixudsy lect ures. hill
au(~ttvruiu. --
au it ri m .T U E S D)A Y
12 :i11-- Ivdetl alschool :tdizuIist rafloxi
boar Id lunlch in Union.
I l. -'.J. ffc( 11 speaks to Amerl-
cii nC ,.. noitrv' society,' room 303,
r Chenl;ry bulildinig.
4 :t; - - 'xiii ersity gils" glee club nme~ts
in :Larijour gylaiasiu in.
01:30---;eta., Beta 'L'ai dinner, room 319,
SUn ion.

7a0 --''fomuas 11,Iden's Bibe lass In
Lane hall.

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E.7ngin cers' and Architects' iVIaterii; s
Stationery, Fountain PFens, Loose Leal Books
Cameras and Supplies
Candies, Laundry Agency, Tobaccos

Uv ue6 are $1It !paIi d l; , tiI tn
or $1.25 if payed after vac Iion.

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Foreign, Student Holidays:
The people of Lansing have sent their annual invitation t.. foreign stu.-
dents to spend Christmas vacation in Lansing.
There are some families in Detroit also whow would like to entertain
foreign students at that time.
For particulars inquire at 302 University Hall, M. T. Tt. F. at 4 o'clock
p. m. University phone 110-J.; RResidence phone 3287-M.
J. A. C. Hildner.
SSeniors In Business Administration:
Applications for the special certificate' in Business Administration must
be filed on or before Friday, December 14. There will be no later opportun-
ity to register. E. E. Day.
loppgrapliy and Map Reading:
A lecture accompanied by moving pictures will be given by Captain F. E.
Collins, of the R. 0. T.. C.,. on Monday, December 10th, at 4:00 p.. Mn. in the
Natural Science Auditorium. The pictures will show recent developments
of aorial photography. applied to map making, and will be especially val-
uable in visualizing topographic maps. The lecture will be of great inter-
est to all engineering 'studemits, particularly, civils, to all architects, and
landscape architects, to all interested in military training, motoring, moun-
tain climbing, road construction and real estate development. The lecture
has, byeen arranged through the courtesy of Major~ W; T. Carpeniter.' Memii-
bers of faculty will kindly announce to, classes interested.,.
-Alex L. Troput.

ELECTRICAL-E'N6INEERS
PLAN SMOKER TOMORROW
An American Institution of Electric-
al Engineers smoker will be held at
7:30 o'clock tomorrow night in the Un-
ion.' All electrical enginers are in-
vited to attend.
Alex Dow, president of the Detroit
Edison company, will be the princi-
pal speaker of the evening. Mr. Dow
who is considered one of the leading
authorities on central plants will
speak, on "The Trenton Channel
Plant". Prof. B. F. Bailey of the elec-
trical engineering department will al-
eo speak at the smoker.
Entertainment for the meeting will
be furnished by Tang and Tavares,
Hawaiian musicians, and- Carl M.
Boswell, '241t, who will present a
singing act Two Japanese students
Iwill also give a 'Jiu' jitsu demonstra-e
tion. Refreshments will be served.

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THE STORY- OF THEIR' MANIJ.
FACTURE
Continued
Many Oriental rugs, can not be
cleaned with a vacuum cleaner because
Its suction tends to loosen the knots
and_ pull out the nap. A well madeI
Chinese rug is not harmed by the con-
stant us~ of the. most powerful vacuumI
suction.
Thus .they work steadily rom day-
light until dark and in some factor-
ies by artificial light way into the
night. In most factories the boys aref
bound out to the rug makers for a
term of years. It is virtually slavery
for they 'receive only their food, often
very .poor and insufficient, and cloth-}.
ing, many times just cotton rags which
do not protect from' the sevepe nor-I
themn winters.
Six or seven boys working steadilyI
may make four or five inches of a rug
nine feet wide in a day. After the,
rug is finished ,it is placed on thehl
floor and trimmed smooth with a bigI
shears then witli this same clumsy
instrument the threads are carved'.
away from all around the design, even
to the finest lines. It is marvelous,
the skill and rapidity with which this
is done.
(Story to be conainukd tomorrow)
MRS. H. B. MERRICK
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