PAGE EIGHTTITfSAAR49.12 ___________TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY 'rTTT"T sn APRTr; 9. V 25 DAILY OFFI CIAL BULLETIN' Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by t)be Asistant to th. e rs~ent until 3:30 p. :n. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays Volume STHUIRSD)AY, APRIL %, 102) Number 144 University Lecture: Professor J. Holland Rose of the University of Cambridge, England, will deliver a lecture on the subject "Pax Romana and1 Pax Napoleonica" in the' auditorium -of the Natural Science building at 4:15 P. Mv. Thursday, April 9. . A. 1H. Lloyd. Holders of Harmoni Foundation Loan Funds: There will be ,a meeting in room 2,. University Hall, at 5 P. M., Thurs- day, April 9th, of those students who have been granted loans from the" Harmon Foundation funds. A full attendance is desired. .1. A. Bursley. jgen. Student tr casui'cr : 'A. 11 Chem, A. 11. 1{eshi;3lian, F. ('iaiiupton. Faculty treasurer: A. .J. Logan, C. P. Wells, Board of Directors: Rensis liert, L. C. Vermni, :3. S. Siudlie, Professor Tl. A. C. Hildner, Mrs. A. D. Moore. Florenice IR.lRouse, C(lrum . S. C. A. Cabinet: iiegiilar meetmn at Lane Tull today at 5:,30. Chlarles~ S. lIig. lev, Sec. Notice to all Miembers of the University: Mail addressed as follows: "~care of the University of Michigan" has j bendei veredl to the office of the Secretary, room 3'Uivrstyhl.1 t Nx ill be held until April 14, and1 should be called for at once, giving(late of this publ ication, i. e. Alpril 9. TIb is list will not be reprinteLd. MAIL SHOULD 13E AI)DtESSI'ID TO STREET AND) NU'MiEIZ. 11.rold Anderson George H'uniter "Leslie Barker Lois iR. Kii'slherini Mron fllotekv 1Eraest C. flurbans H arriet Leiter Alabel Lovett ORDER GOWNS B3Y FhiI)AI Senior engineers should order their cams iand gowns at Moes not later thian Friday April 10. No deposit is necessary at this tine. A COMPLETE EASTER From Our Large Stock of Easter Cards, Decorations and Appropriate Novelties li1i S. UNIVERSITY AVE. PHONE 1 160-R. Members of the Adnidijistrative Board, College of Literature, Science and the Arts. There will be 'a meeting of the Administrative Board on Thursday, April 9, at 4:10 in Dean Effinger's office. '4i. It. Iluinllireys. Students, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: Attention is called to the rule which makes each absence on a day immediately preceding or following a vacation count as three. WV. B. lHumphireys. Phi Beta Kappa: The annual business meeting of Alpha chapter of Michigan Phi Beta IKappa, for election of officers and new members, will 'be held Thursday, April 9, at 4 o'clock in Room 205 Mason hall. it. L. Caverly, Secretary. Application Blanks for University Seholarships: Students of the Literary College wishing to become candidates for a University Scholarship (value $2&0) for 1925-26 may obtain blank application forms at the office of the Dean. These blanks must be filled out and re- turned not later than May .15th in order to receive consideration. Further notice will be sent to each applicant. Awards are based on scholarship and need. H. P. Thienie. ilatbenmti( s--College of Literature, Science, and the Arts : There will'be a'meeting of the Mathematics staff on Friday, April 10, in Room 3010, Angell Hall, at 4 P. Mv. Joseph L. Markley. Seniors of All Cblleges: Mr. P. H. Ryanr of the Linde Air Products, Company and the Union Car- bide and Carbon Corporation will be in Room 422 of the Michigan Union until Friday evening of this week. He wishes to interview all seniors in- trested in positions with this Company. It. C. Anderson. To Stulents Completing Work In Hilgh School Obesrvation : All' students who have completed their observations are to return ob- servation' permits to Mr. Whitehouse, Room 10, Tappan Hall, any Tuesday orThursday, 3:45 to 4:15. C. 0. Davis. Physiological Chemistry (3~) Labotatory: -All students who have enrolled in the second section of laboratory work in Blood Analysis are asked to meet in Room 319, Medical Building, at 4:45 P. M1. on Thursday, April 9th. 11. I. Lewis. Political Science 292, Journal Club: The meeting of the Journal Club has been postponed to Thursday. April 23. ~J. 5S.iReaves. Varsity Glee Club: Special interurban car for Ypsilanti leaves State and Packard at 7: 10 tonight. Car will return at 10:30. Every member must report for rehearsal for the Detroit concert at 2:00 P. M. Monday, April 20th, at Orchestra Hall, Detroit. Carl B. Scitoon maker, Mainager. Ticket Mlen-Oratorical Association : Please be in your places at 7:30 tonight. If you cannot come scud some~ one else to take your place. Itoss L. Tarf~). Cosmopolitan Club: Thue.nominating comumittee of seven members announces the following nominations for the school .year, 1925-192(6. Elections occur at the Club luncheon, April 25. President; N. M. Malik, D. Van Osenbruggen, .J. A. Enriquez, A.:N. Jonkowsky.' Vice-president: D. T. Suyat, M~iss Clara, Tsao, A. K. Sukumarn. Secretary* Miss Hele1n RnzelMiss Marvie Van (Osenbi,,- Reginald(1Chapman .H.Coachm1an Kenneth iConboy 2' rs-. pe rnm ina j Aice I~oitier I . Gordoni It. R. Cracichfn Fred Ifigbae A. 11. Planck li esident, Senior Class Trosidenl.. XW..A. A. L. A. ltubl ei Phyllis Turnbull J. Beverly Watts Susain Augusa l \at son. Shirley 11.. Siuj I, Seeretary. AR~llE~FS. AYPARTY I Apliat ions for Architects' . -ly[art y to be held Mfay 8 may be seculredl at the Union from 2 to o'cloc'k todlay. COPPER, SILVER, NICKEL PLA'i S1;G - done in cur shop - _ Razo), Ground and _ Floned. Safety Razor Blades Sharpened i= HOSPITAL : 2 16 E. Washington = Tcleplione 2964-M Dangerous irritation El' Cross-section of a tooth showing decay at The Danger Line. ---and infection may set in when particles of food lodge and fer- ment in the tiny V-shaped crevices along The Danger Line (where gums meet teeth)., Acid Decay al- most always results. Alp ha Nix Literary Society: There will be a meeting of Alpha, Nu 1tonight in 7:2:(}. An imupoirta nt matt er is to( be attended to. the society room at -Normam Jolhnsonu.i Prof. Carl V. Weller of the pathio- logical department in the Medical schlool wvill speak tomorrow night: in Toledo before the Toledo Academy of Medicine- Bucharest, April 8. -Pa rlia~nnmut adopted the emiigration hgill whichj jBritish shipping companies say wvill1 drive them out of the country. REAl) jTHE~ 'CLASSI1FIED) A D, "KEEP S-MILING" lust as long as we do your cleaning and pressing yoiu { will have a smile on your face. 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