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TrHE MICHIGAN DAILY

FRIDAY, ATARCTT 2 1927

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DAILY OFFICIAL

BULLETIN

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Publication In the )Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President uutil
3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. n2. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten.

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VOLUME VII

FRIDAY, JFARCII 24, D27

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Unhversity Lecture:
Dr. Alfred Adler, Professor in the Pedagog , ical Institute of Vienna,
will deliver a University lecture in Natural Science Audit orium at 4 :1.
P. M. Thul'sdlay, March 31, on the subject 'lidividual I'sycliology and Educa-
tion." The lecture is under the ,izi1ices o0'the School of Piduea1ion.
The public is cordially invitl E.
Junior Girls' Play:
All mni~bers of the cast and chorwnse- of the Junior ("Ii' Play who
have not already done' so are asked t o report at the office of the Advisers,
Barbour Gymnasium before noon today, in order 1 make arrangements for
the Detroit performance.
Alice C. Lloyd, Cliai -r:ta, Avic,2 (f flIr.
Foreign Students:s
The annual Spring Trip during the week of spring vaiat ion (April 11,
Monday, to April 16, Saturday) is being planned gi for Ib1is April. In-
dustries and colleges and municipal institutiqus w; 'ill be insp~ected under
favorable 'auspices. Entertainment will be prowvided in American homes.
Total expenses for five 'cities-Battle, Creek, 1 alara':oo, Grand Rapids,
~Lansing and Flint-are under $15.
Names should be left at once with the undersigned in IRoom 3224 Angell
Hall, or with Professor J. A. C. Ilildner, Room 302, Unriversity Hall1.
Fcuiiliy, College of Literature, Seleic a the Arts:
Thle next meeting will lbe held Monday, March 98th, at i4:10 P. M, in
Roomi 2225, Angell Ilall.
Jolhn It. lEfitger.
Ann Arbor Art Associaton):
The Second Annual E)hibitloii of the "Fifty Prints of the year" se-
lected by the American Institute of Graphic Arts, New Yor'k, and lr-
ciiited by the Institute, closes Monday afternoon Ml~arch 28. This exhiibitioni
gives equal recognition to Prints ofi the "'modern" or postl-Impressionist
school and to those of the conservative or represen~t ative s5(11001. Most of
a the Prints are for sale at studio prices.
111r11ce 3. Don Bld 'on.

Senior ,Iterary A\otive:c
In view of the fact that many of the seniors have not yet ordered pro-
grams, and invitations for commencement, a last opportunity may be had
to order them, and piay senior (dues today.
P. It. Pfaffiiliaiiii, Jr., (ini. Prtrainls.
Senior Mechanical .Engineers:
Mr. M. D. Rose, representing the Amnerican Radiator Corporation of
Buffalo, New York, will he in Room 221 West Engineering Building Friday,
March 23, to interview those interested in positions with this comnpany.
HI. C. Anderson
There will be-a very import ant meeting of Mlasqlues i oday at. 5:00 in
R4oom '203 of lUiverisity lai11.
Ruth li a lm, lIies.
Public 'Lecture:
Jean Tloomer, well-known poet, critic, and short-story writer, will
speak on "The Search for Life," on Firiday, March 25, at 4 :15, in Nat ural
Science Auditorium. This lecture is jointly sponsored biy the Negro-Cau-
casian Club and the League for Industrial Democracy.
C. l3. Slltitlh.
Negro-('aucasian 'hClb:
League for lnduist rial Demnocracy: 6
There will be0 a joint meeting, with JIean Toomer as guest, Friday even-
ing at 8:00 in the Union. See bulletin board for announcement of room.
C. 11. S11110.

OLD YARNS AND RI VALRIES RENEWED
AT GATHERING OF MADISON ALUMNI
1.it newing rivalries and "swapping" the freshman camne to chapel but hie
vay rie of a quarter century, ago, didn't know they also boarded there."
Michigan aluni of Madison, Wis., Most of the alumni present were
held4 their anniversary, banquet last members of the staff of the Universit y
Frilayni'ht udg MavinRusti-of Wisconsin, andl among the more
'Frdaynigt. titgEMarin losn- prominent men and womien there were
berry. '9"L, vindlica ted the bad repu-I Judge Marvin Rosenberry, '93L, and
tat iou held by the law classes of that, Mrs. Rosenberry, Professor Overton.
generation by explaining that "the i chairman of the botany department, of;
it edicts used to claimt to be laws."' the University of Wisconsin, Prof. C.
Aic i e tep D.dte ) Cool, '99, of the Spanish depart-
t leicl ic5 rspn~e wth h story1 ment of the same university. A. WV.
of "20 y'ear Gibson'' who tried for 20 T ressier, '91, president of the Bank of
years to get: throuigh the U'nive.rsityf the Commonwealth of Madison, and
and finally graduated from the =Law B. P,. McCormick, secretary of the
School.( Wisconsin alumni association.
iProf. .Tames 13I. Overton, '86, of the _________________________-
jUniversity of Wisconsin told of thej
time that the sophomores filled all
of the windows on the freshman side CF Q EI FLATS
of the chapel with freshly mown,
grass. President Janeus 1. Angell en- ItleYitio0n rtouples Rates,
teredl the assembly, prepared to read j$1.04) Per Couple.
f he scriptures. andi noticed the grass.1 ________________
JI le casually remarked that.lhe "knew ____________________________


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PLANS FOR BAND
CONCERT FINISHE DE
P'reparations have been completed
for the first public concert to be given3
by the Reserve band, which will be
held in Hill auditorium on Wednesday!
evening. Rehearsals have been held
regularly this year under the direction
ot Nicholas Falcone of the School of;
Music and the organization has been
developed into a concert band.
Wednesday night's concert, will be
the first appearance of any Reserve
band} in Hdill auditorium, andl much in-
terest is attached to the group which
will play next week.

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Pllilhsopliy 202:
This-seminar will meet for thIis week only oni Sat iirdaly morning at 9
o'clock in Library 408.
C. It. 1Morris.
A Mathenitics Assembly lttheUneriyhgScol
There will be a special assembly on mathematics in the Assembly Room
of the University High School, from 8 : 30 to 9: 00 A. M., Priday, March 25.
Woc d Hole Scholarship in Zoology:
Through the generosity of D~octor Bryant*\alker a s(.htclaurship which
p;ays tuition at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Wood.; Ii tie, 'Mass., for
the'summer term, is annually available. Credit at this univr isty may be
obtained for work dane at Woodls Hole. Interested students should apply
promptly to the undersigned at Rtoom 452, N. S.
A. IFranklini Shull.
?:r. IleaingerfsIthetoric Classes:
* The first supplementary lecture will occur today at three o'clock in
Room 231 A. II. Topic: ,,The Contribut ion of'Aesthel >ys t hetoric."
English 31:-
I shall be unable to meet my classes, Friday, March 25th.
Reserve Band:
Pr'actice will be held at 4:00 o'clock Friday afternoon. It is important
Rthat all members be present.
G. 1..1iteArfliur, 1Pres.
FreslinjaiiFencing Tou rnntaent:
To be held Saturday, Mayceh 26th, 2:00 P. M. Post your entry in the
Fending Room. Meet starts promptly.
T~Nornlnt. Benhi~ a, Fencing Capt ain.
To the Public:
Play Production and Direction of the public speaking department will
present Leonid Andreyev's "He Who Gets Slapped" for two performances,
'Wednesday and Thursday evenings, March 30th and 31st in the New Uni-
versity !theater, University Ball Auditorium. Tickets on sale at Slater 's
and University H-ail Auditorium. Daidh Owen.
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"Many singers find,'
as d do, that throat
protection and
greater pleasure are
found only in Lucky
Strikes."

By Special Arrangement
with the Author
Comflaaedy
Club
OFFERS
"The Trumpet
Shall Sound"
By
Thornton N.
Wilder
A New ]Play
With a New
Theme
Staged by
PAUL STEPHENSON
First Performance
Outside New York

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Edward Jolinson, Celebrated Tenor
Why he recommends smoking Lucky Strike
-- because It's Toasted"
EDWARD JOHNSON, the famous tenor 'of the~ Met- LLIC
/ I.ropolitan Opera Company of New York City,a
owes much of his fame to the ever - dependable
quality of his voice.
When smoking, he prefers Lucky Strikes because
they give the greatest enjoyment and throat protection." i
Lucky Strikes are smooth and mellow-the finest
cigarettes you ever smoked. They are made of the x
finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged J
and blended with great skill, and there is an extras
process in treating the tobacco.
Smoke Luicky Strikes-you'll like
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No more needs be said of Rusco Brake Lining.
who has them on his car. Our Laundry Service rank
best. Call us for appointments.
Jim's Brake Service and Auto
417 EAST TTIROIN S'1.

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When in New York you are cordi-
ally invited to see how Lucky Strikes
are made at our exhibit, corner
Broadway and 45th Street.

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Tickets at Slater's

Music by Jack Scott's

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