EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY E iGTTH MIHIGN DILYST'NDAY, OCTOB3ER _26, 1924 D AILY OFFICIAL' BULLETIN i~rishDiplonvdf Fig~ecs hiLeagu Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice ti- all membors {;f the University. Copy received 'by the Assistant to thu. PF'e-ident until 3.30 p. in., (11:34 a. mn. Saturday, Volume 5 SUNDAY, 0{CT1OBER 26, 1924'+ =: ibr 89a 9 To The Deans: There will be a conference of the Deans on UWednesday, Octolber 29, a'L t:gin o'clock in the President's office. ML.E:00) -Studentt hlscllssloII Classes meet at Presbyterian cburch. -:1-Facuilty concert . t lld auditor- i El M 5 :130--(Eongregal lon a i st ac:entspier antd fireside chat.J 4 :30. Social hoar, Presshy' ,r: a r church.I} 4 :gi-Stuidents' Fellowship supper at Unitarian church. '6 :30-Mfeznorial services for Paul Dahlberg, '2 M, Presbyterian church. 0 :30-Prof. Brand Rhiusliard speaks at Unitarian church. 8:00-"Motioni picture service at ('ona- gregational church. Betty Comnpsoll in "The White Flower" "MO I)AY Japanese Fromentrance E cononiics Clubs this year (f the economics club. 31 ~ 1X7 T .~ I 1Prof. C2. '. Yoakum of the business M e~sets nIt. a arzintation school will speak at Intucos nlt'e meeting can "Sales Problems of Insrucorsandgraduate students the Wh'iite Motor Company." Although of the business administration school, "the meeting is primarily intended for and the economics department will! faculty members arnd graduate stur- convene at 7 :45 o'clock Wednesday (ldents, anyone interested in the sub- in the Union for the second meeting ject is welcome. fI i t j }44 3 f 4 1 f l NN ARBOR NASH SALES ER VICE NEWV LOCATION One-half Block South of Packard Street C()MPLFTP'I EQUIPME N T, IWRARiELIN INN, WRECI G STRIAiII'EX,'INAxtFRAMES AN) AXLES AND) REPAIRING 521 South Main St. 10 :04-Senior engineers a sseinible in room 348, Engineering building. 41:00-{-girls' Glee club nmeetsin p:1r Ior,,oorTParbour gymnasiuMh. S :00-Irvingp Fisher lectures in ME j auditorium.j PH1ONE 1927 A. C. MARQUARorrl All Fell Bey IAlil Eedt BBy, head of the Turkislh (elceation to the League of Nations, hias become an important figure in the Antcrnation-,a-l negotiations being gFAN~U5TO ATTEND C~JFEENCE T IN I i Thomas -Aas ey, fpre mier of New Zealand, replyinig to a quier~y regard- ing the Japanx so amernment to the League of Nations pr otocol1, saidI"a ns amo no n e v f e .9 I 3 I:--OTICES Sentor pectitr s are on saple at the 'Ensian office from 2 t~o 5 every aft- ernoon until Th'anksgivingr., sororities, anti sociel iOs inumst howv th eir contracts 'for' organi zati or space in thoe Michiganensian ofiict by Nov. 1. aj -i i i WILL CLEBRAT Aims to Awaken Pubilic Appreciation of lligbi Staindard of United States Navat Forces TO HONOR ROOSEVELT a:? '5. i 'hFsxyathe inavy is CeS- sent al in peace and war. in honor of the man who, above all others is the one smost responsible= (for the American Navy, and to bring before the public mind its present lay importance Navy 'day has been ,an- thorized. This year, however, its cele- bration will not be as great because of the stress given defense dlay. CHINESE STUDENISE PIean 1. ,Kr ais, of Dhe pharmacy; throughout the country. The confer-I ^oll=>ae and, of the Summer session, encne is held annually for the purpose 'trill leave Thursday to at tend the of discussing problems confronted by meetings of the. Assnciation of Sum- adlministrators of Summer sessions. mor Session Adminis trators which !-_____________ will hold its annual conference onj Belfast, Oct. 25.-Eamonn de rVri ':-y and Sturda~y at the University V -alera, republican leader, taken into of Indiana at ]iorington, Indiana. custody at Newry yesterday, when he This asscciation which was . organ- attempted to address a meeting, was izd under the direct ion of Dean sent across the Ulster border this r<*:is sex oral years ago, includes re- morning, having given an undertak_- pre'tsontatives fr-om 991 institution", ing to leave quietly. P'2at _ aTi; a> a -0 Ro'kin the new l' (,xar 'o 1 ~ brilding. xv ithl the e .cepti0: of t 2C p)ecinx; of a few s21;,ll sl a's in t-.e 1main corridrr, has .)ee--i coin l & cd:. Vo rknxen are now engaged in clearing, the (debris from the main lobby. HATE YOU S~ihqSrk'IiiWI) VET? frocks and formials in foriginalsadSmuart Moans We have m lf roni our 01(1 j location in Nickels' A rcade to 308 .Vhynard Stre],".1st two dIooiSrs o2t1 hof the Maipstic 'Iheate. I Choice Chinese Rugs Im~ported and sold by one who has seen Chinese "rug manufacture and knows the Chinese Rugs. all the processes of facts about modern iNo cheap or poor rugs importe Only the super-extra quality ed-- Navy day, an annu~al event which I a 29Y IiI Il I aims to create a wide spread interest I IlL IU9' baUa in the work of the ,,United States' Naval forces and at the same time! Peking, Oct. 25.-The minister of to awaken public appreciation in the' education has irescinded his reccnt in-, work done by th'e late Theodoref struction to the provincial authorities Roosevelt in organizing this fighting that the sending of students to Amer- i unit to its present standard will be, ica be discouraged, in order to aioidI nationally celebrated tomorrow. I "a special intellectual influence" Following the Civil War the U. S. , growing up in {china as g. result. naivy was permitted to degenerateI In ]is new instr'uction thec minister- aisawythtednyolwigasays: "A letter has been received a,,, fromlthesminestrydofcforeignoaifairs national crisis with the exception,;fo h insr ffreg far perhaps, of the late war. No attempts stating that the American State De- were made toward its reconstruction I artment has instructed its consuls until the war with Spain demanded ; in China to issue non-immnigrant; pass- prsto students going to Americ a for immediate -action along these lines. thI ups fsuy ntoeisu MtIr. Roosevelt was at this time as tions recognizotd by the United States4 sistant secretary of the navy and ,up-'g vrtet.Tusneteo:tal on his shoulders fell the task of in- . has been remotvedl, examinations crea.singthe efficiency of his part of should be held as usual without sus-{ the machine to make war with Spain. ! pension." Accordingly the navy was transform------ - eel from a thing not at all to be 'de- Wheaton. Ill., Oct. 25).---it .has been pended upon, to an oganization whch suggested to ch'anA f the name of f h; finally wrought destruction on the town to Gr.angovi]le to continue,1 the Spanish men of wvar. fatne of "Red" Granite, Illinois half- For a navy to be capable of whip-! back. Wheaton is tbhe home of the Ill- ping a second rate power like Spain inois star. was understood snot "to be a sufficient 'A petition is now befing passed test of its reserve power, so the work: around to name tha new athl~etic begun t y Mr. Roosevelt, and eontin- field "Grange field." ued by himt during his presidency I was not dropped.. The navy was af- I feoted by the advance of science as R a Ar4 1~ mucht as every other branch of the' Rea the taiL Ads service. Larger and faster Yattle-1 shii~s were built armed with highi, lowered long range guns of late do- ,[ilt 11Iil ~ ~ ii~llill iiitll sign. Instead of burning coal for fuel2 the more recently built of these craft were constructed with oil burning en-, glves. The personnel of the navy was 'kent in constant fighting trim especically as regards maarksmnanship, , one of the points, of efficiency so 2, stressed by Mr. Roosevelt. One other= M ichigan ] addition to the naval forces was the adoption of aircraft and the "mother" lt MElfI(iR1 IBOOS - BAN ships which are necessary in their use. 2. Today the navy has become a neces- '= t aary part of the public service in that 2 besides safeguarding American prop-':.b erty in thlis country and abroad, it has insured security to American il~llal11 ttgltIt av111Iixm Wlhen ever it is a litle gift that you need, come to Darling and lMailcaux. We. feel certain that we can satisfy your every neeci---arid of course we have a wealth of suggestions too. i IRoom deco~rations--we car supply you with every type. Your room should le dcdcoyatcd with appropriate pictures, pe~rtan ,t. A plresi , , room in which to live helps to make I ~~i 'worth whie. D ari'ng & Malleaux 224 South State Street f .hPormel-ly Situated at 7 Nickels Arcade [r'ax ri Colloge ongs ~5 k.Mn U NIVE RSITY 33s= a dt~tB O O K ST O RE1B11111i1111l113111111311illlilllii Yet sold at the price of an ordinary good Chinese Rug.. Call and See Them Deo not buy unless you see one you won't 'be happy without. MRS. I. 1B. MERRICK Phone 3155 928 Chunch St. 308 Maynar St. Phone 3070-R *1 . - g udyDinner, at f ,e Arcade is the best y solving the offood should you have, ijuest hre for the game. I b Upstairs, Cafeteria A/ic ke is Arcade y~a . ",a ' ""...' f.'. .'I " " .' ..".'"'.,. ,'.!. "04° .6"' ..e"."," '."" ". e.',"s:" d'd"r"!: "1. ".r "°.. "a/.r . 1. '. .i"1°. f'".s*.I1.v".trrt .s . °'. ' , " . , . « ' ". ""v , '. , s II k Now. SHOWY WIG BARIO ?aigh i s "'Oe to tt sat. at. S0c Ito $ . STARTING TODAY THE SELWY S PRESENTC FREDERIC LONSDALE'S SU'PREME COM.ZE)Y CLEN 7 t 51t4 }=ti f ? 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