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THE MICI'IIGANDAL

DAILY

?AWI~ IQUT UESDAY. APRIL 21, 1925

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DAILY OFFIILBULLETIN
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all miembers of
the University. Copy received b) t,bo AssisL~ut to th* Prsident until
$:30 p m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.
Volatme 8 TUESD)AY, APRIL 121, 1925 Niu nilr 1,161

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Ti the Deans:
There will be no conference of the deans on Wednesday, April 22.
A. 11. Lloyd.
Itoniors Convocation:
Tile annuzal Honors Convocation will take place at 11 o'clock, Friday,
April 24, in H-ill auditorium. The address will lbe given by Dr. Richard C.
Cabot, clinical professor of medicine in Harvard Medical school and profes-
sol of social ethics in Harvard college.
,y in accordance with the directions of the Senate Council classes through-
Out :the University are dismissed for the hour of the Convocation, to permit
the attendance of students and faculty.
Trhe main floor and galleries are open for the student body. A block of
seats. on the center aisle, main floor, Ise reserved for honor students.
Seats on the stage will be provided for members of the faculty, who are
requested to enter by the rear doors of the auditorium and proceed directly
to their seats. There will be no academic procession and academic cos-
tume will not be worn.
A. 11. Lloyd.
Undergradute Scholarships for Study Abroad:
The President's offce is in receipt of information regarding certain un-
dergradute scholarships of $1,000 each offered under the auspices of the
American Council on Education. Students of the various schools and col-
leges who have been in residence for at least two academic years are eligi-
ble.' Appointments are to be made soon after Ma~y 1. Information and ap-
plication blanks may be secured from the undersigned.
F. E. Rob~bins.
Action of Ad nIiuistrative Board, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts:
Mr. David Levine and Mr. Benjamin Juliar have been put on probation
for the rest of the academic year, and have been given grades of E in
Rhetoric 2 bccause of dishonesty in the written work of that course.
W. It. ]I ill)nhrey s.
Faculty of thle College of Literature, Science, and tlie Arts:
Attention is called to the mid-semester report cards which are being
distributed through the dean's messenger boxes. All mnembers of the faculty
are asked to report cases of students whose work so far has been unsatis-
factory. Such reports, in order to be of any service to the students con-
cerned, should be made promptly. All reports must be in by Friday, May 1.
W. R. Iluipb~lreys.
To Students Initerested in Summer Vacation Wo 4rk.-
10M.E. C. Edmunds, vice presidlent of the Fidelity Health and Accident
company of B~enton. Harbor, will be ini room 2, University hall. on Thesday,
April 21, from 3 to* 5 o'clock. to meet students interestedl in selling automno-
bile personal accident policies during the vacation period.
.. B lursley.
'To Students Interested in Vacation 1Va*ik
Mr. Hart, representing the Frontier Press company will lie glad to in-
terview men and women students interested in summer vacation work. Hie
will be In room 2, University hall, from 3 to 5 o'clock, Wednesday, April 22,
and at the Allenel hotel the rest of the (lay. J. A. Blur sicy.
English 13-Public Speaking for Engineers:
The regular weekly assembly will be held Thursday, April 23, in room
348 of the West Engineering building. Chairman, C. if. Clemiens; speakers:
C. 3. hBredt, H. H-anford, C. M. Clemens, 13. D. Snider, H. Cedargreen, L.
Bluell, It. K. Chappel, and S. G. Reddy. It 1. Litideinulder.

building on Tuesday, April 21, for the purpose of interviewing mien inter-
ested in securing eiployiiiciit with their complanly.
Joseph I1. Cannon.
Hlygienie 101
'There xwill wno q uiz 's~cct ions \Wednecsday.
Thie make-ip ll)eiboo)0k will b)e given F'rid~ia[.1fternoo01 at 3 ocelock in-
stead of on Wednesday. . Siai.
Ta.il Bela Ni:
The recently elected men should be lpresent at the examnina tion Thurs-
da;~y, April 23, at 7 :30o,'loc k in room 273.' The use of onie reference book
will be allowed.
The initiation will 1)e held Tluesday, April 28.
11ad Iicnnit.IICilublii:
RIegular~ meeting will b)e held in room 300:1 Angell hall at 8 o'clock to-
night. Professor Anning will present "ThIle Thirty-live- point Configuration.''
M~r. D~ostal will present "Some Theorems andl Applications of an ~Umbral
Calculus." All persons interested are invited to attend the meetings of the

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Attractive front porch entirely glas-
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complete the first floor.
'Three nice sleeping Chalmners, thr'ee
extra large closets, and beautiful bath
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Duist, proof coal and ash b~ins, fruit
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Golf Tryouts
Start Today
Qualifying rounds to (1et(rmine the
15 members of the 1925 Varsity golf
squad will start at the Ann Arbor
golf course this afternoon. All those
intending to try out for the squad
must report to Carl tonz Wells at the
course this afternoon, at which timne
they wil be assigned playing time.
and 1)artners . The trials will be in
the form of 36 holes medal play andl
must be completed by Friday after-
noon,1.
Duct to the caliblre of materiel an(Il
the good coni(tion of 1.h1e players,
those trying o ut for thme'sq 11011arej
expected to mahe an verage of of 451
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MANUJSCRIPTS typewritten, neatness
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FOR RENT
F'OR RENT--Second floor. apartment,

WANTED!
Discarded Suits,
Overcoats, and
Shoes. Highest
cash price paid.
Telephone 2601
120 Fourth Ave.

MOTHER'S
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May tenth you will be sending

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Schwrzeof Wscosin.1'lc fomer available July 1. 905 Forest ave.
made a great coimebacli after a period Phone (946-J.
of mediocre performIances andl clear-
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relays i pt famudldy run wax.
At the ;Illinois relays the best 1rc enced operators at moderate rates.
Sixteen years experience doing -
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extraordiinary at the begnning of the 0 .MRIL
outdoor season. I)can BrIownell imde' 17 Nickels Arcade,
hard fight for first place and clear- i ioe 86 £11
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' oice to Seniior lectrical and Civil Engineering Students:
Air. L. B. liossiter, employment manager of the North
comipany, Rochester, New York, will be in room 274 West

East Electric
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Which means some good hard work before Finals. With
the proper things to help you do your work, much valuable,
time may be saved.
Student Supplirs of All Types

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Stationery

ATTENTION ADVERTISERS
Box 67, 8 answers.
Box, 92, 11 answers.
Box 93, 3 answers.
MISCELLANEOUSI
Rugs shampooed or. dust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works.'
Phone 50.r
Printing, Engraving and Em11bossing
Mimeographing and Typewriting
Nw equipment, skilled help and
prompt service will insure you satis-
factory results.
17 Nickels Arcade
The Typewriter 'and Stationery Store!

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This is the largest and most complete stock in Ann Arbor.

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FraterniOt and sorority papers, including the finest and best

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Linen Lawn, Whiting's Deckle Edge, Ward's

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Club Parchment, Polo Cloth, Old Hampshire Wond and
Vellum. Man-y boxes wvill be sold at cost.

The object of this sale is to reduce

a Large

overstock,

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PLAYING privileges ;for students

to provide additional capital and
writer department.

store space

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$16.50 from now on to June
20th. Come out and try the
course at our nominal greens fee
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A loose-leaf pocket note book or a bottle
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