THE. MICHIGAN DAILYSUDY SUNDAY, DAL IIL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Universi#:y. Copy received by the Assistant, to the President until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mi. Saturdays). Volume VilSUM)N AY, )MARCHI 7, 1923 Numiber 117 To the Senate Council: The Senate Council will meet on Tuesday, March 9, at 4:15 P. Ml. in the President's office. Please note the change of (late which has been explained in a note sent to members of the Council. F. E. Robbins. University Senate: The third regular meeting of the University Senate for the year 1925- 1926 will be held in Room C, Law Building on Monday, March 15, at 8:00 P. M. Order of Business: 1. Election of a member of the Board in Control of Athletics to suc- ceed Professor W. A. Frayer. 2. Election of three members of the Board of Directors of the Michigan Union. 3. Memorials td Professor E. D. Campbell, Professor A. C. Klocksiem, and Professor Filibert Roth. John W. Bradshiaw, SecretaryT of the Senate. Combined Curricula: All students who contemplate registration in the Combined' Curricula, Letters and Medicine, Letters and Law, Letters and Dentistry, Letters and Business Administration, Letters and Nursing, may obtain the application blanks at this office, Room 4, University Hall. All applications must be handed in by April 20. Florence Nohr, Recorder. Students, College of Literature, Science, anid the Arts: The last day on which approval will be given for the election of courses is Monday, March 8th. AV. B. Humiphreys, Assistanit Dean. Freshmnen Women : All freshmen women who are interested in the Freshman Pageant are urged to attend the Mass Meeting for freshmen women to be held in the auditorium of Newberry Hall at 5:00 o'clock, on Wednesday, March 10. Jean Hamilton, Dean of Women. I AT TIHE THEATERtS # Today-ScreenI Arcade-"The Wanderer," with Ernest Torrence and Greta Nissen. Majestic--"Joanna," vwith De)r- j othy Mackaill. V Wuerth-"The Enchanted Hll I," with JIack Hiolt and Florence.. Viddor. Today--Stage. ] Mothers," with Mary and John Halliday. BonstellPlys (Detroit )--r~in I "TheSong and Dance Man." IShubert Lafayette, (Detroit)- "Greenwich Village Follies." jINew Detroit (Detroit) - "Kid Boots," with Eddie Cantor and Mary Eaton. Koelz was invited to go by the Na- tional Geographic society. Among his equipment stored in the Natural Sci- ence building- are a number of fishing nets, supplied by the government. Name Architects' Examination Date LOCAL EVENTS For notices not otherwise me~ntioned in TIhe Daily, Items will be published on State examinations for the registi X two successive days only.Copy must tion of architects will be held here be submitted to the Local Events Iy the Michigan board of examinersEdtrb P.M jfor engineers, architects, and survey- ors, April 12 to 14. GENERAL Application blanks and full infor-+ Sunday mnation may be obtained from the of-j Philippine-Michigan club will meet flee of the board at 2033 Park avenue, at 3 o'clock at Lane hall. Detroit.REII S LONDON. - Westiinister Abbey's 1 Sun1dy interior is undergoing a general scour- Prof. Leroy Waterman of the se-, ing with vacuum cleaners and ee- j metics department, and Reverend trical scrubbers, and marvelous deco-; Chapman will hold religious educa- rations in gold and beautiful bright' tional classes at noon at the Baptist colors are being uncovered on walls( Guild house. and llr which had greyed under I Jewish ethics group will meet at 3 tesoke and dust of centuries. 1 o'clock in the Jewish Community cen- 1vh4L""c 4. ter, 538 North Division street. [ at the Congregational church. Sub- Jewish Student association' will:1 lec: "Is Our Campus Fair to the meet at 4 o'clock in the Jewish Coin- Freshman?~" munity center.I The Baptist Guild devotional meet- Presbyterian students will meet at' ng will be called at 6 :30 o'clock 5:30 o'clock in the church for social; in the Baptist Guild house. hour. Lutheran Student club, will meet at' Presbyterian students will leave the the Parish hall, corner Fifth avenue church at 6 : 20 o'clock for a joint' and Washington street, at 5: 30 o'clock Imeeting with Congregational students today. The Rosenberg Label In Your Spring Suit Assures Authoritative Style Phone 4741 1111 South University. Phone 4744 ST. PA TRICK'S DAY AComplete Line 01.1)ecorailonsI and Favors for 8t. Pet's Dayt VAMWWMMM 11 M YYY w I 1" - Y YIiY i . NOVELTY and color in design has been distinctly interpreted in the new Spring fabrics. All are direct im- portations-the product of the best Eng- lish and Scotch makers. The Arthur M. Rosenberg Co. label is the stamp of an integrity that has en- dured for more than two generations. It ensures the expenditure of the same studied care throughout the making of every suit of clothes. Representative Jerry Coan Books m amo A LOT FOR YOUR MONEY OURBARAINCOUTERS, AWAIT YOU-NEW ADDITIONS DAILY 11 4 University of Michigan Band :I Special rehearsal, today 2:30 P. M. I UuN V ERIT senior Hechianleal Engineers:0 K STR Mr. R. E. Miller and Mr. HI. J. Robinson, of the Westinghouse Air Brake _______________________ Company of Wilmerding, Pa., will be in Roomt 221 West Engineering Build- ingn odaMac on t ntrieMondaynersedi pstin wt i Marchitiiitllilillt8thililllllillitol lliiinterviewliiialligithosei11interested inii positionsi withiiii; hiCopn.It. C. Anderson. = - wa the season and all members are ure to be present. E ahCe kIwj o x e Gordon Packer Roysms 1041, iumNewe PhyisColismBuillmeat41P.MTusaMrh9inRskF o tm101,NwhycsBlding'. Dr. W. W. Sleator will speak on "Hluy-=7 i k sFr°h-h guns' Principle and the Propagation of Waves."-No. 1. Anyone interested isivte oate d invitedltlllllil to1Ulilil111I1t J111111lllllllllattiend.llliillllilllililliilllllli-g l IV. lF. Colby. -- M~athematical Club: Regular meeting will be held in Room 3201 ,Angell hall, on Tuesday, There are seven distinct risks involved in Contrary to public opinion, these risks March 9, at 8 P. M. Professor Shohat will present, "On the General Theory of Polynomials." All persons interested are cordially invited to attend the every check you draw upon your bank. are not trifling. Each check has potential meetings of the Club.w They are risks as to date, sintrater- psibilities for loss. Care on the pr of W. . Dnto.gn iing, stop paymentsu, sufficiency of the depositor may minimize tem, but dan- Mail addressed to the following persons is on hand and undeliverable ~aducletdfns h e e i~r neeypyet "- aac aducllce uns'h d- grstill lner1 n vrypymn.- at the Ann Arbor postoffice. It may be claimed by the owners if called for0 at the General Delivery window, Main office, on or before March 13. 1926, = nositor bears tome rss too, bu 1te are after which time it will be returned to senders marked "unclaimed." Bankriskrbutendeyring a distinct puli Larkin Bailey Margaret Hunt slight compared to the bank's..Bnsrdeigpbc V.Brce Colbert Larner service in permitting checks to be drawn Carrie Burbower Haken Lund- Soon Ho Choy Prof. D. Marsh The size ofth account and the amoun int balances. Without this service the M. B. Cochrani Prof. Carles Garcia Prada = ftec'c ae ohn od ~t business of the country would be retarded Miss, Neil Dickenson . Race oftecckhvntigodow t tese= Moeur FLtoyenDria Mar Smith rss osi ieyfo materially. It is a service they are glad to Monieurse.D yAnlora V. S ithas lkey to result fo Hazel Hannon Elmen L. Vernier1 small check as a large one. There is prob- perform gratuitously, but when the number W. S. Harkins A. F. Wells f!ml hcsdanL =- blya rale dagerfro smllbalnce ofsmal ceck drwnagainst small ga- :- Prof. Hauhart 11. E. Wood 12 abyareerdnrfoms llaacs Marion H-esse M. L. Zimmier halrgre.Bns actal oehn nces becomes the great proportion of all Cheng uo ookof illonsof ollrstransactions, it becomes a serious burden 3 drd fmlin fdlasduring the course- Koelz Has New Idea In Collection = faya o n rante fteeraos upon the banks. This would be so if only Of M teral F r S ienificStuy1 ~the extra time and expense were involved. 2 Yet for assuming these risks the bank Whni scniee h ik r rpr In order to mtake his study more given a number and label, and a roc- ! c. tionally increased, proportionally the burden I thorough by collecting as mnany spedi- or'd of its characteristics is kept. Dr. receives not one penny for its services except beo sevngatr mnaspsilofoeseisrt-IKoelz says that one "cannot judge a j ebthes inngratr.I Wrenthan ol ew of oeeacakidsrh species by one or even by a few ! teiterest it is able to earn on the custom- taonyafwoeahoalkidsamples, any more than you can judge l1 as ostscintits aveben stisiedhumn bing i geera byoneper 2 er s balance. WVhen this is small, overhead In subsequent articles in this paper, addi- 2 I 2os scenist hveteeisaisieandanbeigsinrelationsnepe- in doing, Dr. Walter N. Koelz, of the Ison. There are no two alike."E=E charge, cost of sttinryan book-keeping, tiona eain of the bank and the deposi- 2 United States Bureau of Fisheries, Numerous other kinds of birds be-- sides haw*~ are included in the col- anoteexessmoetawieotte or ilbedcue. We rgyuo who is conducting research at the lection, but they are saved only for2 anoteexesmrehnwieuthe tr ilbedcse. We reyuo University, is limiting his work to the their exchange value. Many onitho- possible profit. watch for them and read them. hawks and whitefish. His collection ogists, are not willing to sell birds, i m has become so large that It has been but will exchange them for other 2 necessary to move part of it from his l hy IJ td n'= ovrmnksi the Unium.versity Thairs wchebein e mul ovted E711o =i,"' Dr. Koelz, although employed by the finest in the world."IAA ro u \ig iii .2 buildings, and in return for the pro- to tOre museum are still to remain the J AAb o2a vision of rooms' jand ;supplies, the property of Dr. Koelz, and mlay be ex- .:Sret;Unvrst. University will become the ultimate changed by himt, but they will be iI Two Offices---Corner Main and Huron Sres 707 North Unvrst owner of the fish lie obtains. He is available for study. This group, l^E studying whitefish for the Bureau of which numbers more thani 1000 spc lds n Largest Saig anluin astn out Fisheries and has several thousand-of imnus, includes several which werlesen SvnsAnVd~I. 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