PAGE EIGHT -.- i -, THE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925 :." lpltW I: ...... .... . t _ ,. =-- ---- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the LUniversity. Copy received by the Assistant t0 the President until 3.: 30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Volume VI SFNI)AY, OCTOBER 4, 192 NuirLTr 12 To the eans: There will be a Conference of the Deans on Wednesday, October 7, at 10 a.im., in the President's office. C. C. Little. University Library, Sunday Opening: The main reading and periodical rooms only are open on Sunday. The hours are 2 to 9 P. M. Books shelved in other parts of the Library Build- ing may be put on reference in the main reading room for Sunday use on application Saturday evening at the desk from which they may ordinarily be drawn. This does not apply to books shelved in buildings other than the Library. Most books in the Departmental Libraries may be drawn for home use over Sunday during the last hour the Departmental Library is open on Saturday. W. W. Bishop. Librarian. Inter-Fraternity Connell: The Constitution of the Inter-Fraternity Council provides for a speca. meeting of the council for the election of officers, the first Tuesday in Octo ber. This meeting will be held in Room 302, Michigan Union, at 430 P. M. next Tuesday, October 6th. It is important that all fraternities, members of the council, be represented at this meeting. J A. Bursey, Dean. All Student Organizations: In order to bring the files up to date, it is requested that fraternities. sororities and all other student organizations send as soon as possible t the Office of the Dean of Students, Room 2, University I-all, a list of the officers for the current year. J. A. Bursey, Dea. Faculty, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: The first Faculty meeting of the year will be held Monday, October '6th, at 4:10 P. M. in Room 2225 Angell Hall. Order of business: 1. Report of the Committee on Extra Hours, by Professor J. W. Scholl, Chairman. 2. Annual elections. John 1I. Effinger. University Women: Upperlass: The second lecture to uppercass women, on Campus Organization, will be given Tuesday evening, October 6, at 7:00 o'clock, in Sarah Caswel 'Angell Hall, Barbour Gymnasium. Attendance of all upperlass women who are in their first year on the campus is required. Please bring blue- books and pens. ~Jean liauiltoi, Deni of Women. The Elta Kromn Prize ini Sociology: The Eta Krom prize, consisting of the interest on a gift of $1,000 amounting to about $50, will be awarded in JTune, 1926, to the best socio- logical paper of three thousand to five thousand words submitted by an un- ilergraduate and presenting the results of a study having in view the social betterment of the writer's own community, or of some community with which he Is familiar. Papers must be submitted by May 1, 1926. The com- petition is open to all undergraduates whether members of classes of sociology or not, but must show at least such knowledge of that subject as should be gained by work equivalent to the beginning course at this Uni- versity. C. H. Cooley. Students in the En~gineering College: No student in the College of Engineering will be allowed by the Hours Committee to drop any subject without record after six weeks of school or 'October 31. I'. I. Runinlg, F. It. Fic, 0. W. Boston, Hours Committee, College of Engineering. Seniors in Colleges of Engineering ad Architectue: Candidate for degrees in Abruary should call at the Secretary's office to check requirements. C. B. Gree, Assistant Secretary. There will be an important meeting of the Bugle and Drum Corp, Tuesday evening at seven o'clock. A few more men are needed and posi-- tions will be open to any men who can qualify. Instruments will be issued at this time. 1Y. V. Owen, Director. Junior lResearchi: .The first meeting of Junior Research will be held Tuesday evening at 7 :40 In Room 162 N. S. Dr. E. F. Barker will present a paper on "Ionization by Electrons." A social meeting will follow. All members are urged to b~ present. L. R. Wagoner. Phi Lambda Upsilon: The first meeting of Phi Lambda Upsilon will be held at 7 p . 01.1o October 12 in Room 303, Chemistry Building. James L. Rossner. Cosmopolitan Club: Executive Council: The Executive council of the club meets at 4:30 on Monday, October 5th, in Room 302 University Hall. All officers, committee chairmen, al committee members should be present. N. A. 3Malmo, Prs. Romance Club: The first dinner an dieeting of the Romance Club will be held in Rooms 323 and 325 of the Michigan Union on Monday, October 5th, at 6 p. in. Al members unable to be present arc requested to send me wor. E. L. Adams. 'S. C. A. Cabiniet: at 1:1. A. Cabinet will mleet at Lane Hall Tavern for Sunday Noon dinni 'Faculty 1Pirectory Cards: The following persons whose names have been submitted on (kp)a r- mental check lists have not yet filled out cards for the faculty ietog It is asked that they call at once at the Office of the Regisirar to iche oen: these cardIs. The lists already have gone to the pirinter's, but it will lbe possible to insert the names on the p~roof: John Alexander Claude S. Kegerreis F. C. Amstutz Beulah Leathers Bennett F. Avery George Lendeberg Russell B. Bailey Mrs. H. Manyon John E. Bartley Colin C. McCrae 'Ludlow F. Beach Jan Metzelaer I ThInnah Binhammer M. W. Newcomb Edith Bishop Vivian North ~Theodore L. Bliss Mrs. J. H. Partridge William Dickson Elizabeth P. Ranck EMargaret A. Doerr Henry K. Ranson -R. E. Dorsie F. M. Reed Ross H. Firestone Henry Reiff A. C. Furstenburg T. L. Reitsemna Louis Garner Clare R. Rittershofer Audrey E. Gurney Rose Shore Helen J. Hinckley Bradshaw Swales D. A. Holm M. J. Thompson Tom M. Horen L. R. Webber James L.. Kassner J. Wilson Ira 31. ,Smith, Iegisirar. I MO)NDAY :31 nterfratert'iy speedball hieldt j t:; south t'erry field. :t~-Frl v, (itlct'o(dLTerattir"" Sc~icfl('o.ntU llbe Arts~, i neets in ' mo 2225, Antili all.Ic f:34- s aopl~ltan Hclubi, executivhe3 ccm.1J. , meet s in roamn02. Univer-i} s hall.r £. 2:'- hni c (lubii ) s d2(i iier ;iud-- ", _- '!4of France has decided to call a 241 - NV at !1shour strike as a protest against the' Me~ h in d toroccan war. L It v LIKEi GOIOD CANDIES- 1 F1iEMI(S'TO(K"IiF(ILBI RT's CHlOCOLATES, IN Ir PHIL DIAMONdD Now Booking ORCHESTRAS I For FOOTBALL DATES make Reservations Early . Phone 21820 Fore tersBan uet a~LONON Oct. 3.-Berlin dispatch fYe E',5 C3?Cu' fsaystheGerman banking. consortium, 1which recently aided the Stinnes in- Sauinaw forest, University forest terests, has prolonged the credit un- farm, will be utilized b~y the Forestry til the end of 1926. club for its next annual steak roast: and campfire, Tuesday, Oct. 20. Hugh' Patronize Daily Advertisers. 11. Sloss, 'grad, is chairman of the II ~ P~a/aC'i.. . y iM cdt 7 I I'- .1 P I I N17 IA I3 \1 I) SIES FOR A' NYI PURIPOSE, HAS C1!~ O.II' IN. TAK{E A BOX UP TO YOUR R11 AND TPL'AT 'VTE BUNCHl. I mie 4741 I111 South U711iversity. Phone 4744 Face to Face l1 WHAT'S GOING ON Notices to appear in this column must4 be left in the box at the Daily office provided for gnat purpose before 4 o'clock proceeding th~e day of issue. SUNDAY 9:00-Student volunteers meet in Inane hall. 11:00-Ann Arbor Evangellcal churchj service at Lane hall. 12:00-Congregatlonal student class- es discuss "Religion and Life." 12:00-Religious education classes led by Professor Waterman and Dr. Chapman at the Guild house. 1:15-S. C. A. cabinet meets at Lane hall tavern for dinner.j 2:0041 :3(}--Clinese departm~ent Sun- day school studient section meets at thie office, First Methodist clhurchi. 5:30-7:20- St. Pahl Sl udent club Imeets at club room, 420 North Lib- erty street. 5:30-Fireside supper and cleat, at the Congregational church. Rev. Jump sp~eaks on "What Harry Fos- dick Believes." 5:30-Baptist guild frienidshiip hour at the Guild house. 5:30--Socli at Presbyterian cl-urch for Michigan men and women. 6:30-Discussion at Presbyl erhm church. 6 :30-Bapt ist gild devotional meet- ing at the Guild house. 5:00-Motion picture serice at the! jCongregational church. Agnes Ayres in "Worldly Goods." e Sevenl Days Lef - to order that =Oratorical Association Lecture Course Ticket y By Mail Mail Order to Treasurer,- -Room 3211 Angell Hal Y (r ~Enclose self addressed stamped envelope.w PRICES $3.50, $3.00, $2.50 COURSE OF TEN LECTURES ;(1 ltdtt!!H{11ltf=d!!H~~IlddHtl~lH!d~~ltltllllllt { always f ace them with your photograph. Phone 4434 for an Appointment 'r. The Ph1otogripher bn Your Togn 619 East Liberty When you friends face cannot see your to face, you can l I tj hA Fletcher Hal l ning0Rom 915 SYBIL ST. Chicken Dinner Sunday 12:00 - 2:00 75c General Public and all Students are welcome. F. G. MAYFIEL.D Operator. U t { qi , -INo doubt you've tried most of the eating~ establishments in Anan Arbor. 'We hope so, for now you'll appreciate just how superior the Arcade rally is -/'_ G/'_/ /J_' .404P .0W 0 0 w p.P.e 00. IAFTER CHURCH lR ' ~Our special Sunday Dollar Dinner appeals to peopie who' un '5appreciate good things to eat and pleasantly efficient service. O EMENUrera S Salad Chicken Broth with Rice Fruit Cocktail i Celery and Green Olives!! IRoast Young Chicken: (Stuffed)6!r 5 Tea Bone Sirloin (Broiled) 41Waa Roast 'Young Pig Sweet Potatoes lwaana I Chicken Fricassee Green Peas Prime Ribs of Beef 15Chicken Stew, Spanishn - il I{S Mashed Potatoes, Creamed Carrots, an d Peas iiCoffee or Milks Pie a la Moden' 1114Iu Wm ai :ms !! H wilt'4Hill Mra -t u I IN "AWlrwu J~~fr3kP~wr no ,,E Ian!IE3EEN~N:Ii~E~a. iS A rcade Cafeteria Nickels Arcade UP -stairs, * - ACEN' TIST SERIES WILL BE M4ILEDI Tickets for the season lecture( course of the Oratorical association will be mailed within the next few days to all those who have made ap-. plication, Prof. R. D. T. Hollister, fae-- ulty manager of the association, state(, yesterday. More than 800 applications for seats have been received to date. All or-' ders will be filled in the order re- ceived. Public sale of tickets will not start until Oct. 12, after all applica- tions for tickets have been filled. There are still many good seats avail- able and applications are being re- ceived daily by the treasurer of thej association, room 3211, Angell hall. ! From letters received from Gov. a Alfred Smith of New York aind from r BIRD BROS. GOOD USED CARS i I I CASE,TRD OR TERMS DIAL 21120 a IR It - a A"4 dl I #1i