P)AGV TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY
fllLt ion of a new map of the University time, while the student enrollment is Jotter TO Speak1 The train wil stop at many o the
'gonsadsroudn ertr.given as juniors, 11; sophomores, 19; l northern towns where member s o th
UF II Action was also taken by the cor-, and freshmen, 23, a total of 53 stu- On Forest Fires party wil discuss various phases of!
Smittee providing for an alphabetical (ldents and 6 faculty members. forest fire prevention. Professor ot
litof students in the Register of Stu-! The copy has to say of public wor- Prof. E V Jotter of the foestry ,ter expets to be absent fo a wek
dents to replace separate lists by; ship: "Every student is required to depatment let late last week for Es- although the special train will not 1
schools and colleges. I attend public worship at such' one of icanaba Mich wher e he will board have completed its itine ary by tha
-An interesting item in the files of! the churches in the village of Ann Ar- j the special train which is touring the. time.
Pubiclation Of All Buletins Will Be the editorial office is the copy of the Ihor as his parent or guardian may d- I4-pper Peninsula as part of the state -___________
Placed Under Central Control first University catalogue, puiblished rect." conservation deprmens po0a1o Let Te Daily sell it for you tbru1
In 'New Bureauj in 18~4. Ttcomfpri5s 13 pages, as More than a dozen bulletins have fire prevention. the Classified Colums.-Ado.
contrastedl with the 736 page cata- already been issued by the editorial
SMITH IS SUPERVISOR legue of 1924-1925, and i4 entitled, office this year, and more than 10 are
"Iniversity of Michigan, Catalogue of' now on the press, including the cat- 2 Y .. , * r
the offcrs and Student, in the ie-!Ialogue for 1926-1927.
Under the supervision of Ira i*jprmnto rsanISines$83
Smith, registrar, and a committee onflarmn fAt adSine,14- 1844."j COWES .-A mast of Oregon pine,
publications, a centrally-organizedI The faculty pago gives a list of 106 feet high, is to help give speed to
University editorial office has been five professors and lonie tutor, t he cor- the yacht Brittania, whch King
opened under the direction of Missplt faculty of the Unriversity at that George is to race.'
Stella Brunt, '22. The work of the _____
office is to bring the publication of
the bulletins of every school, college,iiI
and dlepartmnent of the University un-
der central control. I W1

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