THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETI
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members
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8:30 p. M. (11:30 a. mn. Saturrda~
Volume 4 WEI)NESDAY JAN ARY 23, 1924 Number
To The Deans:
There will be a conference of the Deans, Wednesday, January 23
a. m., in the President's office. l1. L. Burtl(
University Lecture:
Professor Raymond M. Alden, of Leland Stanford, Jr., Universit
deliver a University lecture on "The Relation of Poetry to Drama",
afternoon, January 25, 1924, at 4:15 o'clock in the auditorium of the
al Science Building. The public is cordially invited. F. E. Robbli
Friday, February 1 from 2 to 5 p. m. In the rooms here indicated.
N Math. C. Natural Science Auditorium.
Math. 1. (All but Mr. Johnson's Sections Room B, Lau
Math. 1. (Mr. Johnson's sections) Nat. Science Aud
8 of Math. 1E. West Physics Lecture Room.
i til Math. 2. 203 Tappan Hll.
Math. 2E. 110 Tappan Hall.
t8 Math. 51. 348 Engineering Building.
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THEY 'GO LIKE LICHTNINC
NE S TIO'R JOHNSON SKATES
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
$10 THE PAIR
WAH R'S University Bookstore
. . I,. 3larliley.
Seniors in Engineering and Business Administration:
Representatives of the Bell Telephone System will be in Room 274 West
Engineering Building all day Thursday, January 24 for the purpose of in-
terviewing those men graduating in February who may be interested in
securing positions with that System. Edmund E. Day.
Joseph H. Cannon.
Supplementary Announcements:
All literary Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores before planning their
elections for next semester, should procure from the Registrar's office the
Supplementary Announcements containing descriptions of the new courses
offered In Anthropology and by Professor Kalaw in Political Science, as well
as other important courses. Arthur G. Hall.
Graduate Students:
Graduate students should make their second semester elections in the
office 6f the Graduate School on February 6, 7, 8, or 9. New students or stu-
dents transferring from other Schools or Colleges should register on the
same dates. A student transferring at this time should at once ask the
Secretary of his School or College to prepare and send to the Graduate
School an official transcript of his undergraduate record. A. H. Lloyd.
College of Pharmacy:
The faculty of the College of Pharmacy has adopted the following rules
relating to examinations and marks which are to take immediate effect.
The final semester reports are to be made in accordance with the following
system of marking: A, excellent; B, good; C, fair; D, deficient, passed
without points;! E, not passed; I, incomplete; X, absent "rom examination.
This grade D will give hours credit but is an unsatisfactory mark and
will give no points for graduation. Like other grades, it is final and can-
not be removed by subsequent work or examination. All grades of D prev-
iously incurred if not removed before the end of this semester will become
E in accordance with the old rules. C. C. Glover, Secretary,
English 0:
In the Second Semester English 30 will meet at 1 o'clock M. W. F., in
stead of at 2 as stated in the Announcement.
S. F. Gingerich.
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Public Speaking for Engineers:
Program for Wednesday, January 23, 1924, Room 348, Engineering
Building, includes the members of the 11 :00 o'clock class who did not
speak last Wednesdayand also those scheduled to speak then but were un-
able to do so. J. K. Bulmuer.
.Mathematics 49:
Duringethe second semester the lecture for statistics, mathematics 49,
will occur Tuesday, at 1, instead of Wednesday at 1 as previously announc-
ed. H. C. Carver.
Automobile Engineering Students:
For the benefit of students taking ccurses in Automobile Engineering
there will be shown on Wednesday evening. January 23rd, at 7:30 p. m. in
Natural Science Auditorium a series of moving picture films loaned by the
-Motor Transport Corps and by the North East Electric Company. Open to
the public. Wr E. Lay.
Automobile Engineering Students:
Students in Automobile Engineering courses wishing to go on the in-
spection trip through Detroit automobile factories, Friday Jan. 25th, take
7 a. m. Interurban Car to Detriot and Grand Belt city car at Junction Avenue
and Woodward car at Woodward Avenue to arrive at Ford Motor Co., High-
land park plant, at 9:15 a. in. Will inspect Cadillac Motor Company plant
in afternoon. Can go to Auto Show in evening. See bulletin boards for de-
tails. Students of both Literary and Engineering Colleges who go will re-
ceive excuses for absences from regular classes on that day. Roll call at
Ford Motor Car Co. at 9:15 a. m. W. E. Lay.
SS tock of High Grade
Men's Furnishings
Consisting of Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ties
Underwear, Etc. I
Our entire $25,000 stock of fine furnishings must be sold at once,
regardless of cost, in this gigantic going out of business sale. Prices
have been cut to tWe bone. Everything is offered at stupendous reduc-
tions. Be here when the doors open-you'll marvel at the low prices
on ligirade, seasonable merchandise.
ISALE STARTS WED ESGAY, I 39A. .H R
For years this store has been handling exclusive lines of men's
furnishings-shoes, caps, shirts, ties, underwear, etc., made
especially for the better class of trade.
Over a year ago doctors advised me to retire from busi- Look and watch for the
ness on account of failing health-a short time lease expires
soon and my entire stock must be sold at once regardless of big signs and name over
Oratorical Board:
The regular meeting of the Oratorical Board will take place today at
Dey's Studio at 5 o'clock. A full board is desired. J. K. Dunn.
Graduate English Club:
The Graduate English Club will meet Thursday evening, Jan. 24 at 8
o'clock at the Newberry Residence.: Prof. Raymond M. Alden has very
'kindly consented to address the Club at this time. Harris Fletcher.
Student 3fathiematies Society:
There will be a regular meeting this afternoon at 4:00 o'clock, in Room
122 of the Chemistry Building. All students interested are cordially invited
to attend. ..N. C. Fisk, Secretary.
Freshman Glee Club:
The Freshman Glee Club will not meet again until after the opening of
the Second Semester. John 1. Russell, Mgr.
Varsity Glee Club:
The Varsity Glee Club will take the Special car to Ypsilanti at 7:10
o'clock at State and Packard Streets. ,iohn 31. Russell, Mgr.
P11 Sigma:
Regular meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 23rd, at 7:30 p.
m,., at Dr. E. N. Sink's office, 721 N. University Ave., (over Lyndon).
Dr E. N. Sink will talk on Errors of Refraction. L. R. Wagner.
Students' Recital:
A recital will be given Wednesday evening, January 23, at 7:30 o'clock
in the School of Music Auditorium by advanced students of the University
School of Music The public is cordially invited to attend. The program
is as follows:
Valse Oubliee (Liszt), If I were a Bird, (Henself) Ruth Stiller; Scherz-
ino (Moszkowski) Margaret Neumann; Autumn, Winter, from the Song
Cycle "The Perfect Year" (Matthews) Dorothy Hartshorn; Etude, No. 4
(Paganini-Liszt) Donna Esselstyn; Toccata & Fugue (Bach-Tausig) Vir-
ginia Bales; How do I love thee (White), Twilight Dreams (Sibella), A
vucchella (Tosti) Margaret Trainer; Du bist die Ruh (Schubert-Liszt),
Gavotte (Godard) Victoria Wordelmann. Charles A. Sink, Sec'y.
Organ Recital:
Mr. Palmer Christian, University Organist will give the following pro-
gram at the weekly organ recital in Hill auditorium, Wednesday afternoon,
January 23, at 4:15 o'clock. The general public with the exception of
children under twelve is invited to attend:
Rhapsody on Breton Melodies, No. 1 (Saint-Saens); Angel Scene from
"Hansel and Gretel" (Humperdinck); Soeur Monique (Couperin); Prelude
and Fugue in E minor (Bach); Scherzo-Pastorale (Feder-lein); Medita-
tion (d'Evry); Finale (Vierne). Charles A. Sink, Secretary.
University of Michigan Band:
Regular rehearsal tonight at 7 o'clock at Band Headquarters. By order
of the Director, William Graulich, Jr, Asst. Mgr.
I. 0. T. C. Formation for 3:00 P. if. Today:
cost.
Atteind this sale the first day and stock up on high-grade,
ths ceason s mcichandise at enormous reductions. Avail your-
self of thbs golden opporlunity---you will never regret it.
Crowds will pzick and jam our store-come early and reap a
rich harvest.
S. 0. DAVIS
the door at the
-old stand !-
SILK CLOCKING
DRESS TIES
Foi J-Hop.
65c
TUXARA ARROW
COLLAR
IMPORTED EN6LE
SOCKS
Wilson Bros.
Sale
SHOES & OXFORDS
Black and tan, various
styles, regular $7 values,
sale price$
SHOES & OXFORDS
High grade shoes and ox-
fords, latest styles, all
sizes, big values at $7.50,
sale price,
$5.d45
SIES & OXFORDS
Tan, Brown and Black,
$8.50 values at
$4.95
SHIRTS
A large stock of Arrow,
Ide, Emery, and Eclipse
Shirts, with and without
collars, white and tan at
big reductions.
COLLAR ATTACHED
SHIRTS
White, tan and gray. Sale
price
$2.50 Values at .. $1 .90
$3.00 Values at .. 2.25
MUFFLERS
Brushed Wool Mufflers,
$2 values at
$1.15
SILK & WOOL SCARFS
Very stylish, many at-
tractive patterns.
$3 Values Only .:.$1.65
$4 Values Only . .$1.95
GLOVES
Wool Jersey Gloves, lined
and unlined.
$1.50 Values at....95c
$1.75 Values at. .$1.10
STYLISH HATS
Big lot of this season's
hats, made by a leading
New York manufacturer.
Variety of attractive
styles and all sizes.
$5.00 Values at .. $3.65
$4.00 Values at .. 2.95
$3.50 Values at .. 2.45
$7.00 Values at .. 4.95
GLOVES
African cape lined, big
values.
$3.00 Values Only $2.15
$4.00 Values at . .$2.75
$5.50 Lamb Wool Lined
at .............$4.45
AUTO GLOVES
Hansen's auto gauntlet.
gloves, fine for driving.
$3.50 aVlues at ..$2.25
$4.50 Values at .. 3.25
CHAMOISETTE
GLOVES
N"ry fine, $2.50 Values
at ...........$1.55
CAPS
ENGLISH CAPS
Imported caps, all new de-
signs and colors. Regular
$2.00 values, special sale
price.
$1.00
TWEED CAPS
English Tweed Caps, big
variety, $3.50 values, now
$2.25
15c each.
$1.75 dozen.
SHIRTS
Plain white silk, just the
thing for J-Hop. Collar
$6.00 Values at ..$4.50
PAJAMAS
Universal Flannelette Pad
jamas at big reductions.
$3 Values at....$2.15
$3.50 Values at ..$2.45
BASKET BALL SHOES
All Star and Non Skid.
Sale Price
$3.20
IMPORTED CAPS
75c
SILK & WOOL SOCKS
Sale price, 90c and $1.15
SILK SOCKS
All shades......60c
Full fashion . ..85c
ARROW COLLARS
,Soft Arrow Collars, all
sizes and styles, dozen 50c
Each 5c
TIES
Variety of beautiful col-
ors, 75c values, sale price
3 for
$1.100
LISLE HOSE
All colors and sizes, 35c
values, 4 pair
LHAiD FbA1~1C
SHIRTS FLANNEL SHIRTS UNION SUITS
15 dozen Arrow and Ide Racine and Peninsular May 0 Union Suits,
collar attached shirts, $3Fan Shirts, extra warm good quality regular $1.50
values, sale price $4.00 Values at $2.95 value at only
$1.75 $5.00 Values at ..$3.95 9 c
OXFRDS 4Small shape. Sale price UNDERWEAR
Patent Leather, Gun Met- $3.00 Values at . .$2.45 Wilson Bros. and Ala
$2.75 Values at ..,2.10 A brand union suits. $2.5
al, Lace. New shapes. values, $1.65, $3.00 val
Sale price. WOOL STOCKINGS ues only.
$6.35 All shades,......$1.20 $1.95