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DLYOFICIALBULLETIN'
Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received by V e Assistant to th. e edent until
8:30 p. i. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday,
Volum & S17N1DAY, MARCH 1 , 19::11Number 1.11
Senate, Council :
'there will be a special meeting of the Senate Council on Monday, March
2at 4:'15TP. M., in the President's offli;e.'
F. aE. itolbins, Secretary.
Smtoking In Univ ersity Buidimigs :
The attention of all concerned is called to the fact that rules of the
Regents, based on regulations of fire insurance companies, specifically pro-
hibit smoking in University buildings except private offices or laboratories
and assigned smoking rooms. The rule is of particular importance in the
case of inflammable buildings like old University Hall, and its wings,. the
Museumn, the Law Building, and others. The rule is posted in all buildings.
The coop'eration of all, both Faculty and students, is asked toward the strict
and literal enforcement of this rule. The rule covers bringing into or carry-
ing through hallways, any lighted cigars, pipes, or cigarettes.
Shirley W. Sithl, Secretary.
University Women-Il mse Presidentis :
All signing-ot ilipis for the month of February must lie in the ollice
of the Dean of Women before March 10th.
Jeau ItaiiiLPon,1Dean o f Women.
FrreshmI~aniWomen:
All Freshinan Women who are initerested in the Freshman Pageant
are cordially invited to& attend the first Mass Meeting for the freshman
women to be held in the Auditorium of University Hall at 5:00 o'clock oil
Tgesday, March 3rd. Jean Haitomi, Dean of Women.
Medical Faculty:
The next regular meeting of the Medical Faculty will be held Monday,
March 2, 1925, at S P. 1t., Faculty Room, Medical Building.
. , Carl W. Eberbach,, 11. D.
The 3lichiga'n School of Iteligion :
thie Michigan School of Religion announcer a course of lectures by Con-
rad 11. Moehlman, Ph:.D. (Michigan) of' Rochiester Thecological Seminary, on
"What is Christianity" at 4:15 P. M. March 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5t0, at Lane
Hall Auditorium. Louis A. Hlopkins.
s'tudents, Collegte of I nugineerbi g:
At a meeting of the Faculty on February 27th the following rule was
passed-
A student will be placed on the home list for any one of the following
reasons:

110 Laumbdilt Upsilon:
The ext e11(.11(cing of I 'iii Laiiilsla tpsi ou will be hiel d Monday, M.Narch
2, 7 :00 11.. EoI omn 3(},('heui. Ibldg. El ecti on of mnembers will be held.
j F. J, .VTalN atta, S rc
1'H-Av C (olloquiium:
'Thle Physics (Colloquilim' will mleet ,it. 4:15) 1. 1Al. ''uesday, March 3, in
lRoomu 1041 NeW ir lbysi es I b: Id jug. I'rofessor G,. A. Li nd say will speak on
"F1'ine St ructulre ill X- R ay A asolrpt ion aand Emission I Au es.'' All interested
are invited to attendl. 11 31lRanidall.
Al Freshmean 3li'n
j Tryouts for tihe Ireshmten ("lee club will be beld in Room 30,0S in the
Union on 'MIonday from 4 t o 5 :30 o'clock and fromi 8 to t) o'clock. All inter-
!cstedl are urged to appear promptly. '1'lhcodlirre Hlaririson.
Notice to Students of Enginieer':g:
T[he Commit tee on II ours will permliit.11o course to be0 (ropped without
reccrdi alteri the Gth week of school, or Mach 21st.
'Mentor cardls will be distributed ')efore this time.
Comumittee on h~ours.
Graduate St tuet s iln Cheical Eniginerinug:
Th le regular mnont hlyi luncheon of the sta ft and Graduate Studlent s will
b)e held in the Seminar room, Tuesdaiy, March 3.
Alfred If. White.
President And His Alternate

EXM-SENATORl'S DETH

Music And Drama

Irem n(t wont to pick out meanlingless
j(Ieta ils , but sonmethinig was radically
wrong with the make-upu. Sitting its

ian nnrnn n flt (§inedfro Pg Fur imc tenth row, it was decidedly obvious
UI UUVDU u IIt is never totally satisfying to have+a~ novnig
^ ^an author present a meaty p~rob~lem The sets were miodest andl beautiful,
i mFaFb;2.-ae d in the first act and then spend the' and the theatre itself is done in ex-
war Mat m, fi'mr Uite Sttesrest of the pilay in an elaborate at-' ceedingly fine taste. Miss B~onstelle's
Senaor rom ew ersy, (iedheretemt t dode i. jstaging showed sensiveteness and un-
The cast was in every case satisfac- derstanding. Miss L[eary, however,
last Thursday nighlt in an obscure tory, although the leads, Gilda Leary! made the greatest impression.
boarding house. Knowledge of his as Lalage and Manart Kippen fl as-______ ___
death was not gained until 7 o'clockI gatzy, easily stood apart. Miss Leary,;NomnOkaFb28-upde
Friday night. I particularly, displayed a chiarm orI from the university for vioilating the
Hie came to Miami Jan. 3, but few I personality and a perfection of techi-; no-car rule was the fate of one Okla-
knew of his presence, for he lived nique which ought to lead her to Noma University student today. This
quietly and was apparently careful; Broadway before very long. Mr. Kip- action came as the first step in the
not to let anyone know where lie was pen's portrayal of the non-conformist, campaign to stop the use of automo-
or what he was doing in Miami. I was also exceedingly wvell done. W6 hubies.
!When found in his room, former
Senator Martine was in a sitting po- _______________________
sition with his clothing partly remov-I
ed, indicating that lie had been rest-
ing when the end caiiie.P ln
Aeroplane MotorPatlPymn
Valve Alloy Is
SubecnOfTeteccMrs. MerricJe about her plan 4

Prof. W. I,. Lay of the mechainical
engineering dlepartment is testing a
new alloy for valves in aeroplane
motors, for warping, corroding amid
geea heat resistance. The alloy
veymuch like nickel but it is
so hard that it cannot be cut except
by machine. Because of its hardness
Igreat difficulty has arisen in making
heat tests.
Valves have been built and installed
in a regular Curtiss 90 horse-power
motor for the test. The motor, slight-
ly after noon yesterday had run al-
miost continuously for 25 hours at
about eight-tenths maximum speed.
Now it is being run at top speed
with retarded spark until either the
values burn out or the motor breaks
down.
copy of the kind. Randolph G. Adams,
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If his average semester grade falls below 1.
If he is on probation and fails to obtain an average seniester grade

3. If he has been on probation during any two semesters and subse-
fluently fails to obtain an average semester grade of 1.6.
Louis A. Ilopkinls, Secretary.
Alecrical Engineers:
George Lewis, '09, Mayor of Ann- Arbor and engineer for the Detroit
Edison Co., will speak at a smoker given under the auspices of thme A. T. E.
E TEuesday evening at 7:30 in the Michigan Union. Novelty entertainmentI
features and eats will be provided. Open to all interested.
J. Bt. .Jo111soni, C11111. Plblicily C oln.
Engineering Students :
Professor F. F. balder ,head of the Extension Depart ment of ash81ington
State College ,will lecture oni The Pacific Northwest in Room 445 Wesit Eni-
gineering Building at 9.00 A. M. Monday. Those interested are invit'ed.
HIf. '.lig.
French 32:
My sectioni of French 32 at 2:00 o'clock will mceet,beginn ing 1\ond ly, i
Room 3209 All, instead of 303U11. Hirsch Ilootkijis.
University* Symphony Orchestra Concert :
The following program will be given in Hill Auditorium Sunday after-
noon at 4:15 by the University Symphony Orchestra, Samuel P. Lockwood,
Conductor, Eniily Mutter, Violinist, Soloist:
overture to "Rosamunde" (Schubert) ; Two Elegiac Melodlies, 01). 34
(Grieg); Concerto, E fiat (Kochel No. 268) (Mozart); "Aladdin" (A Chinese
Suite), Op. 10 (Edgar Stillman Kelley).
Charles A.* Sinkl, Secretary.
Botanieal .Seimina r:
The Botanical Senlinar will meet Wednesday, March 4, at 4 :30 1_173
N. S. Building. Paper by Frieda Cobb Blanchard-'he genetic constitution
of Ocuothera pratincoha and sonie of its mutations."
I11. D Ialis.
Junior Research Club:
The regular March mieeting will be hield onil'uesdlay, March 3rd, at 7:30
P. M. in Room 162 Natural Science Building., The following papers will be
"The Crystal Structure of Sonie Metallic Sulphides," by Mr. Lewis S.
Ramisdell. "Stability of Ships," by Mr. A. Lindblad.'
A. Lindblad, Secretary.
Wonmen's Researhm Club:
There will be anieeting of the Women's Research Club Tuesday evening
at 7:30 in Room B-173. Important biusiness to discuss.
fary Emerson, Secretammry.
Tau Beta PI:
The next regular meeting will be held at Willits Tuesday. March 3rd,
at 6 o'clock. Professor William. H. Hobb% will speak.
Waldo K. Greiner, Pres.

ed a census of the rwork in other in-.
stitutions and finds that they possess
no similar editions.________----_ ____________
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President Coolidge is ale to off or sympathy to Charles
having hhmself once been vice presid(ent. They are seen, at
Houtse.

Gi. Dawes,
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WHAT'SGON ONC Gains Rare Copy
Notices to par in ti ounms
he leti h tthe ayeofc Of Penn Documient
prvddforthtproe eor
o'clock preccediny the (lay of issue.
ttilliauol Penn's first constitution for
S!' N ) 3t he' inoviuct' of Pennsylvania has been;
10:30---Rev. 1H. .f. I( iiper of Graind ;ueibraz ( ~Ile ilamL lein'
R a p i Is w il l1 a d d r e s s R e f o r m e d S t - ' o e n ry .e h s l e e r a e l e o
(lents' clib in Upper 1rooni, Lane~ rlm i frte ooy n18
hall. a 11( had it printed. in England by Wil-
3a00 I id ist aii cl'l) ji nied at I aDI4 liami Bradford. Because of the famne
!hail. ofrh document ritself and because
6:0morac0Mtetia(-I)i'. Geor'ge I". iO1't oil oI irrIo a apine f morac
dfrwsalpcaster', Pa., will speak to Npiscopal- in Amnerican history, the few surviv-
ian studlentIs at Hiar ris hall. ing copies of the work are consider-
' 6:0-.--Vnitari'm i au ttdeit s' 1i on, Pr'of. ed of great value.
A. E. Wood leads a studty oni the All of the volumes (if the workj
topic: "The Church I Should Like to which have b~een found uip to the pre-
find(." sent time have containied on the title
- ---page the words "confirmed by the pro-
3~(1)4DA I"Cviticial council and general assembly"
414_l-C-(onrad ff. Moeblitman, Pul. 1l( William L.- Clenien's copy omits
will lecture on "'Christianity as Au -; the words "general assembly" from
thoritarianism" at Laune hall. which it mlay be inferred that it is
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