THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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onI in the Bulletin is: constructive notice ti fall members of
rsity. Copy received by the Assistant to tli4 P-evident until
t(11-,30 a. m. Saturdav,
i F9.ID)AY, NiOTE MIBER 21, 1,924 :tiumber 51.
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ce to Owners of Dogs:
reafter dogs that become nuisances upon the Campus, in so far as
ble, will be taken in charge by authorized employes of the University,
held for their owners for a period not exceeding ten days. During
period dogs may. be redeemed on proof of ownership and payment
!are at rate of fifty cents per day or fraction of a day. By authority.
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds.
e, Bicycle~ Riding on the' Campus:
cycle-riding on walks of the- Campus of° the University of Michigan is
ly prohibited at all times, day or night, by legislation of the Regents.
most frequent violators of this rule are young boys and girls. Pedes-
s have recently been knocked down, and they are daily endangered.
e is hereby given to all concerned, and especially to parents of chil-
who own bicycles, that University police have been instructed to take
e of any bicycles being ridden on the Campus walks, and to hold same
edemption by owners (in case of minors, by parents or guardians) on
shing satisfactory indication that the act will not be repeated. The
native, or the action in case of repeated violation of the rule, will be
cution under Michigan Public Act No. 90, of-1905, as amended by Pub-
,t No. 302 of 1907.
e rule against bicycle riding, and enforcement thereof, are necessary
he'safety of users of the Campus walks, and the cooperation of all, es-
Ily of parents, is respectfully urged.
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds.
[olders of Football Tick~ets and Residents of Annt Arbor:
crowd of over 45,000 will be present at the Iowa-Michigan football
eSaturday, November 22, A large number of the visitors will come
[toniobiles, Parking space in Ann Arbor is limited to the streets. 'To
congestion, every owner of an automobile in .Ann Arbor should leave
ii' at home and not park on any of the streets.
streets will be closed to automobile traffic within one block of 'Ferry
This is necessary in order that the crowd may enter and leave Ferry
at the gates designated on back .of tickets. Each holder of a ticket
dl enter and leave the field at gate designated. This will prevent jam-,
~either going in or coming out of the field and will aid those in charge,
he traffic policemen as well in handllinig the crowd Saturday.
low the directons on tickets and signs near the grounds. All owners of
in Ann Arbor leave cars at home and our traffic and crowding problem
e solved. Cooperation in this respect has been 'fine the past few years,
Fielding H. Yost.
men and Sophomores:
h the approval of the Deans of the Colleges of Literature, Science and
.rts and of Engineering and Architecture, freshman and sophomore
nts in these Colleges will be excused from attendance at their classes,
turday morning, Novemtber 22, 1924, on account of the annual Fall
s. J. A. Biirsley.
T1efirst meceting; of the class in bacteriology for students in the Literiry-
College a:ni the College of Pharmacy will be held in the West Amphitheater,
McdlieaXl 1uilding-, Monda-y, November 24, at one o'clock. Come prepa;r ed
with 5.00, Hyinic Laboratory ticket (obtainable at Treasurer's office,)
a ti o%0. Philip Hle~dy.
Madftlicm& [(,s, C'ollege of Literature, Science and the-Arts:
There will be a meeting cr the Mathematics Staff on Friday, November 21,
at 4 p. in., in room 103 :Mason Ball. Joseph L. Markiley.
'lhbe rag,°Iar November meeting of the Research Club will be held on
"Ida, ovemb ler 21st, at 3 p. in., in the Histological Labolratory. 'Tbe fob-
low ing papers will be presented:!
"On the ;"Tstole of the Human Heart" by Professor W. P. Lombard id
0. M" Cope.
"An unpublished Manuscript of Fabre d'Olivet" by Professor Ila P.
Thieme.
The Council will meet at 7:30 p. mn. T. Hl. IHildebrandt, Secretary.
('iiese Qtlttlents Club:
A ocial meeting will be held on Saturday evening, November 22, at 3
Ascoc in Wesley Hall. 3[. P. Clhen.
Craftsmen:
The meeting to be held Saturday night, November 22, 1924, at the old
Masonic Temple will begin promptly at .7:00 p. m. Officers of the Grand
Lodg.e will be our guests. Ar thur R. Turner, P'residlent
'Phe Pclcnia Literary Circle will mleet tonight, Nov. 31, at 7:30 p. in., in
Lane Hall. A lprogramn of an unusual nature has been provided.
F Leo J. Now icki.
Pi Delta Kappa:.
Phi Delta Kappa, will hold its formal initiation ceremony this afternoon
at ,)r o'clock in room 302 of the Union.
t o'clock the annual initiation banquet will be held in the Union. Dr.
G.A if.Ruh of the University of Iowa, is the speaker.
Clarence J. Whitney, Secretary.
i:'minatoi fr Women taking Health Lectures:
Freshmen~cn are reminded that the examination wall be given on Tuesday,
Nov. 2. th, at 4 p.in., in Sarah Caswell Angell Hall.
Sopkhomores will take the examination on Monday, Nov. 24th, at 4 p. mn., in
Sarah Ca swell Angell -Hall. Margaret Bell.
OhoSaea oumu,6,0;Iw
WRATPS G(ING ON01
be left in the box at the Da~Iy ofl:ce
j ;'rovided for that imurpose before q
O'clock preceeding the (lay of issue.
3:1,l-GuMau(r presents musical re-
itlat Hill auditorium.
4:0--Executive board of GIraduate
s(hool meets.
4 ;CO-);,Itilenla"i(' staff meets In room
10 , AMason hall.\
4:00-Foriinaal Ph1i l)"Ala adppaInitia-
tion at Union.
j 7:0-Pol(,llia Literairy cire;lo meets
in Lane ball.
;.sr :- te eaarcli club meets In Ithe
Biological laboratory.
O.-0IX)Annual haI iniitiation baniquet
of Phi Delta Kappa at Union.
SATURDAY
7 :00-Craftsmen meet at old Masonic
temple.1
8:00-Chinese Students' club meets in
}Wesley hall.
iMenominee,,jNov. 20.-Final hearing
in te Mchian-Wscosinboundary
dispute case has been postponed un-
til Dec. 15.
The European potato crop this year
has suffered considerably from late
blight.
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Rome. Nov. 20. -The ouincil of
Seaso Crou.,dministers has approved the project of
oman suffrage in municipal ele °-
,. tions.
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niited num~ber of students in the College of Literature, Science,
ts, who intend to study law, inay arrange to take their meals in
hall of the Lawyers" Club. Application must be made in person,
ante at the office of the Club. i[iss Bozortt, 1Director.
andi
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aients in floysical Edtceation "Athletics and School Ile:?li~i
weorki for men in tine Theory and Practic~e of Physical uca ticda.and
tins sc-heduled for the first quarte will end Frida y, Nv.21. Send
er work will begin Monday, Nov. 24. Elton El IXNimnan.
Il of the Colleges of Engineering and Architct icr-':
mid-semester reports oh those students in your clas;ses wlio ;' vworli
ow passing should be made on 'cards which may b1)., iI dini, is
ori h esne oe 'n ie nlering Building, not later than Monday. December 1.
Louis A. li opkiins;, Speretary.
rs, School of Education:
se who dlid not pay c ass dues Wednesday are requostz(1 to do P,:
ybetween 9:00 and 12:00 a. m. 'at the booth in Tai!) i-1 ,l
Elve lalstoti, 'grea~w y i' "
71( I'; tr +i at Ferry field are
;illc& t ; :arwcjly Saturdaiy, as i,, ex-
pected(, t e Wolverines will have
pfJ layed efore 341.000 people during
the 1924t football season. The figures
inia"that this, record has not been1
e(q aled -I y any , previous Michigan
5C3.i0 anid- are believed to be higher
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