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DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until
3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays).

Will. Try Four Day Endurance Test,
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Volume VI

SATIJI{1Aty, OCTOBER 10, 19°25

'Numiber V17


lMlusic And Drama ma nce should be. It is all excellent! Football interest has greatly in-
theatre. Moreover, it is-Sabatini.j creased at Minnesota since Dr. Spears
(Continued from Page Four) h~L5 taken over the reins of leader-
Martha Bryan-Allen gives her usual BELFAST, Oct. 9.-The population ( ship. Coach Sherman Finger of the
I delightfil, sure performance as Myr- of Achill Island, off western Ireland,' yearling squad announced recently
tle Carey, the Royalist daughter who is being ravaged by tuberculosis and I that over 200 suits had been issued to
its never entirely free 'from th-3lnay aspirants for the freshman grid team.
shadow of suspicion until shortly be- luay
fore the final curtain.I
Bridging some one hundred and
forty odd years in speech and trap-
pings, the piece has nevertheless a11111
dramatic tenseness and variety which
lends it a powerful modern appeal,! Ld tr
We see swords and flintlocks; chal-
lenges are flung in reckless pro-
fusion; our hero fights desperately,I
tremendously, but always suave, self- Cus
contained, as your gentleman of ro-ous

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University Women:
The lecture sections on Campus Organization will hereafter report in
discussion groups as follows:
Upper Class Women whose last names begin with letters before M will
meet Tuesday, October 13 and 20, at 7:00. Those whose names begin with
letters after 'L will meet Thursday, October 15 and 22, at 7:00.
1Freshfiien Women whose last names begin with letters A to HI will
meet. ~~cl , October 12-19-26, at 4: 15. Letters H to R on Wednesda.-,
Octobepr 4-21-28; at 4:15. Letters R to the end of the alaphabet Thursday,
October 1522-29, at 4:15.
Jean HIamiltion, Dlean of Women.
University Women :
There ;will be a make-up lecture for all entering women, freshmen and
upper class, on, Tuesday, October 13, at 4:15, in Sarah Caswell Angell Hall.
All women in their first year at Michigan are required to attend the
lectutles1cr to 'repeat the entire course in 1926.
' ~Jean Hamuiilt on, Dean of Wonicn.
In the tse'conid semester Mr. Rob( rt Frost will offer a course designed
especially, for students actively engaged in writing (prose or poetry). The
class wijl neesarily be limited in number. Those interested in the course
will . Wa,elve their names with the Secretary of the Department of Eng-
lisli, 4oo1,2209 Angell Hall, not later than October 24th. Opportunity to
eonfer with Mr, Frost will be provided for other students through member.
of the Departments of R~hetoric and English, whose names will be an-
nounced later. L. A. Strauss.
University of Michigmt Band:
The Varsity band will meet at Morris Hlall Saturday, Oct. 10, 1:20 P. M.
to play for the Indiana game, and will form promptly at 1:30 for roll-call
and inspection. Section leaders will meet at Morris Hall at 12:45.
T. C. Schnieirla, Pres.
Varsity Band-The Honorary Frziteriity, 1(appa K(appa Psi:
There will be a very important meeting of NuL chapter, Kappa Kappa Psi
on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2:30 P. M., at Morris Hall. It is imperative that every
member elected in June, 1925, be present at this meeting.
T. C. Sclhucirla, Pres.
Women's Research Club:
The first meeting of the Womci, s Research Club will be held Monday
evening, October 12, at 7:30 P. M. in room Z-242, Natural Science Building.
The meeting will be of a social nature. All members are urged to be
present. T1heodora Nelsoni, Secretary.
Cercle Francais :
Members of the Cercle Francais are requested to be present at an im-
portant meeting which will be held at 7:30 p. in., Tuesday, Oct. 139, in th3
Cercle Room. Business of the coming year will be discussed and informal
talks will be given, followed by refreshments.
E. N., Karay, Pres.
Craftsmen Club:
There will be no meeting of the Craftsmen Club this week, but members
will please watch this bulletin for notice of 'a special election in the near
future. Russell Pryce.
Phi Delta Kappa:
Phi Delta Kappa will meet at the Green Tree Inn Saturday, Oct. 10, at
six o'clock. President Kenyon L. Butterfield of the Michigan State College
will address this meeting. Members are urged to be present.
Egbert ILI sbell.

Naser, H. F.
Nook, E. J.
fNorquist, F.
Porritt, I11. B.
Price, R.
Seidell, IH.
Selmeier, H. L.
Stevenson, 1H. R.
Stone, Keith
Schoettley, T. J.
Tiedke, G.
Washburn, R. L.
Wild, Oscar
Taylor, Earl
Zeisler, Karl F.

Eddie Stinson (inset), Detroit, n oted civilian pilot, is preparing for an
attempt to establish a new world's e ndurance record for planes. Ac-
companted by two airmen, he will go aloft with the intention of remain-
ing up four days. Fuel will be take n twice a day in the air, in the man-
ner illustrated in the photo.
Monday, October 12th, in Room 302 University Hall. All officers and com-
mittee members shoud be present. 'Nur 11L. )Ialik, P'res.
Cosmopolitan Club:
The first of the bi-weekly luncheons will be given on Saturday, October
10th, from 12:15 to 1:30 o'clock in Harris H-all, corner of State and Huron
Streets. Initation of new members will take place at this meetin~g. Note
the change of address. Tickets obtainable at Harris Hall.
Nur X. Maliik, Pres.
Choral U~nion Ushers :
The following names are men chosen for First Balcony assignments.
Yesterday's issue gave the names of men on Tickets and Main Floor. Sun-
day the Second Balcony list will be given and Tuesday the list of Extras
will be run. All men chosen as extras are requested to report with the full
time ushers at 5 P. M. Tuesday in West Lecture Room, Economics Buildhng.
FIRST BALCONY
M. H. Waterman, Head Lay, Clifford
Ralph Allen, Ass't. I Lyons, G.
Barber, C. H. ( Lyman, Robert

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Ten Distinguished Speakers
IIIIII""
R OAILI AML'NISEN, Arctic and Antarctic
explorer, discoverer of the South Pole,
.will open the course October 24.
I AIREINCE D)RIGGS, Founder and President
.Lof the American Flying Club, will speak
October 27.
A IREI) NOYES, famous English poet, will
Apresent an interesting program, Novem-
ber 5.
1111AM N. 1lASK.ELL, head of Amern-
W~ Relief Administration in Russia.,
will lecture November 24.
PRINCESS CANTACUZENE, grand-daughter
Pof General Grant. gifted writer and lec-
turer, will be here December 8.
A LEAI)ER WOOLJCOTT, dramatic editor
of the New York Sun, lectures Janlu-
ary 22.
S PARKES CADMAIN, noted Preacher-Lerctur-
en, head of Federation of Churches, comes
on February 2.
fITARLOW SIIAPIEV, scientistj author,
I-D irector of Harvard Observatory, lectures
February 11.4
P I1JI)ELAII RICE, celebrated reader of
Pdrama, will be here February 18.
A DDITIOIAI1 number to be announced
within a few days.
Course Tickets Available by
MAIL ORDER
Only During the Next Five Days
Prices :$3.50, $3.00, $2.50
(Individual Reserved Seats for Ten 'Lectures)
Address your application to
TREASURER ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN'

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jBarkovich, J.
IBishop, D. R.
Bowerson, N.
Bugher, John
Chadwick, W. L.
Curtis, Howard
Elder, Livingstone
Elliot, J. %I.l
Fosquelle, Rowan
Galley, J. E.
Griffith, 0. K.
Gibbs, Vein
Hedetniemi, Thomas
Holm, D. A.
Johnson, C. W.
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WHAT'S GOING ON
Notices to a ppear in this column must
be left in the box at the Daiy' office
provided for that purpose before 4.
o'clock preeeeding the day of issue. {
SATURD)AY
12:15-1 :30-Cosmopolitan club has
luncheon in Harris hall.
1 :20--Band meets at Morris hall.
2 :00-World series by radio ait the
Union tap room.
3 :00--Michigan y s. Indiana at Ferryl
field.
6:00-Phi Delta Kappa mieets at the
Green Tree inn.
7:00-8:00-. Upper Room Bible class
meets In Lane hall.
8s00-Ch1iese club holds reception
at Lane hall.
9:00-Dance at the Union, preferenice!I
all seniors.
SUNDAY
8 :25-Student volunteers mieet in tip-I.
per room, Ibane hall.
11:00-Reverend Karthl speaks on "You
Cannot Dream Yourself Into Char-
acter ,You Must Hammer and Forge
Yourself Into One," at the Evangel-'
ical chu~rch.
12:00-I~oiscussion classes at Presby-
terian 1;church.
12;~1$d-,-pt guild religious educa-
ti~u,,,a~ dsmeet at the Guild
hou ; pr Waterman and Dr. Chap-
man leaders.
12:00-Congregational student class-
es meet in church parlors and Pil-
grim 'Hall.
'2:30-Kappa Kappa Psi meets at Mor-
ris hall.
:00 :-P'hilippine-M~ichigan club meets
at Lane hall.
4:30-Harry. 1pke speaks at the Pil-
grim.'. hall, Congregational church.
5:30 -4iongTgational student supperlin p a e o C n e c nf r c .
5 :30--Social hour at the Presbyterian
church.
S :30-Dptist guild friend ship hourw at
fble 'i4hfd house.
5 s i0-iitlieran Student club lnects at-
Pfrrisff <; all, corner Washington(
and Filfth avenues.,
6:30-Fireside chat on "The Spirituall
Message of the Open Air" at the
Congregational church.
6:30-Baptist guild devotional meet--
ing, "Echos of the Genera and of
the Indianapolis Student Conven-

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FIRST METH 061ST CHURCH
State and Washington Streets.
REV. ARTHIUR W. STALKER, Pastor
l)O1'AI:) TIMMERJI1AN, M1ARGARET I1. STAIR
Associate Directors of Student Activities
10 :30--Pastor's subject: "Religion as Romance."
12:00 to 12:45-Student study classes at Wesley Hall. led,; by Dr.
Stalker, Margaret Stair and Donald Timmuerman.
6:00-7:00 P. M.-Wesleyan Guild meeting at Wesley Hall. Ruth i'.rr rai
will lead on the subject "Campus Activities Pro and 7:07 30 O e ou e ig t rfes m ns
7:30 P. M.---Evening worship. "One Increasing Puzrpose." A review of
the latest book by the author of "If Winter Conies."

DISCI PLES
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Corner Hill and T.appan
i~o lock Ban o~ ie Lw Club.,
o~~~~~~~~~~~~.j ::---oi g .r~h .Iv.F firwill lr$piI
thth fclap ruooIt
5:30 Crist in 1~>ea vatSocialflour
6:30--Christian is' mi dvtinlmetng nc' eeeleader.
7; !{) .4f~itit~rie M-La ueConrad will givc _.hfe address

First Congregational Church
"The Church of a Thousand Congregational Students"
HERBERT ATCHIINSON JUMP, Minister
E, K'YNX1J'UH"J J F ~ivyersity Pllas r
+ANET ii, t d ''<. , lI'es vloin ' llhisc{~'?;]'1u i" ' l:ii?
II):45-Sericeof wrchllSotinonby id . Iump A Ihieey th
4 ea' rt'
~iignni Ifall u oIthe Ct a l Ptrlor?
5:3 0-'-ReuarSudn S e"'.;Scalfou ntefad If: ,li, a
Cronfer.'o
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Huron Street Between State and Division
1R. ED)WARD) SAYL2ES, Minister
110 WARlD '"R. CHAPMAN, Minister of University Students

10: s;0---"Miiust Religion Growe-?'
12: 00-Bible School.

1, ~ R al IMiister.
0 -i A. M.--German service.
10:00-Bible C'lass and Sunday
I 0[u -EnEglish service, "l'he Bibles
:30- :0 1,\.- Thie Student (club
nt= a'hboparsonage for
social hoitr and supper, lFen-
si'- Filter t will speak of
y re ivithedr.e.

iJhi;Jng~ St. and Fifth Avt.
E. C. SEL~ON atr
TO THY' . TUD)ENT:
You need thlliOleQ theiurch at-
fords. Others ngeed the help your
example affords.
9:00-Bible .,turd} hour.
10: 30--.service withseon n-
'f Believe In the 'FrhiiineoL'
Thlis will be the hid f
t'series of rios nte
Apostles Creed.
"a 90-Student supper.
6::30-Student forum,

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12:0--Student Classes in Guild House. Two classes begin
- "iiow the Bible Grew," talk by Mr. Chapman.
Bible Has Reached Us," by Dr. Waterman.

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"How thbe

5:30-Students' Friendship Hlour.
6 :30-Devotional meeting. Ted Trost, Anna Louise Buck, =is Florence
Leonard and Ruth Gleiss will report the late G~eaCot-i-
once on the Indianapolis Young People's Convention.

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Corner Division and Catherine Streets
HIENRY LEWIS, Rector
11. L. LONSI)ALE, Associate
)IRS. F. IV. PETERSONi, Student Secretary
3:00 A. M.-Holy Communion.


Fl~S'f CHURCH OF
CHRISI SCIENI ST
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Snn(lav School f~j- i
1~1 Slid Ileadli I~euii ~
)WiIILr I lI~ niol'niflg service.

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