THE MICHIGAN DATLY
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IA ILY OFFICIAL BULtETI.N
uiblication in the Bulletin i5 corstructive notice to all members of
te University. Copy received by the Assistanit to the President until
30 1). in. (11:30 a. Inl. Saturdaly.)
Lap dIcathe Club: PIhi Sigma:
The club will be entertained from 8 until 10 o'clock Wednesday evening,' Thlere will be a business meeting Wedlnesday-, 0Oct1or 191.
October 19 at tl'e home of Miss Hinshaw, 1908 Scotwood. Meet in the Univer-
sity parking space at 7:45 o'clock. All freshmen and new students are espe-
cially invited. W. Dorr Legg,. President., Scabbard and Blade:
Web &rFlance:
Important me c.et ing-at tha IUn
.J. E. sass. Wednesday, October 19 at 7:30 p. ri
I CA. J. Robertson
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The Resoarch Club will meet in Room 2528, East ;.edical Building, on1
W ednesday, October 19, at 8 P. M. The following papers will be read: "AI
Mlodern 'view of States' Rights," by Dean H. M. 'Pates; and "Manuscript Maps
lakting to American History in E~uropean Archives,"by Professor Louis C.
Kiarpiuski. Annual election of officers.
The Council will meet at 7 :45.
Louis I. Bredvold, Secretary.
The(re wrill bie a reglar imeeting, toniit at the Vinionl at T7: t5 p. in. It i4
rcc iested lthat all members ma11,ke s-pecial effort to 1be' presili Ifor. thlismeoting.
Vouungstolin M i ligan ('bIb1:
The) initial meeoting- of the Yotung-stownl Micigan Club will be hlWed-
nesday, at 7:00 in Room 302 of the Michligan 'Union.
K. C. Shafer.
Football Programs:j
MAore students are needed to sell programs for the remaining games.
CANDIDATES SIGN
FOR DEBATE TEAM~
M1ore than a doze~n candidates fo)r
the Varsity debating- team have al-
ready signed up for tryouts, Prof.
James TM. O'Neill, of the speechde
partment, announced yesterday. Pro-
UVuh ersity Lecture:
+ Dr. Sylvanus G. Ajorey, Director of the Carneigie Institution Chicen Itza.
project, will lectVreon "The'927 Season at 'Chicen Itza" at 4:15 p. in., Wed-
nesday, October 26, in the Natural Science Auditorium, The lecture will be
illustrated with the stereopticon. The p)ublic is cordially invited.
F. E. Robbins.
IhlillIps Scholarsilp:
"Three scholarships of $50, each will be awarded to the students passing
the 'best examinations in the four units of entrance Latin or in two units of
Greek andmfour of Latin. See IUiversity Calendar pp. 185-6.
Application for admission ,to this examination should be made to the
undersigned jlefore'October 22;
Iteiry A. Sanders.
Jon (K. w1inter.
Kfndfing Wood For Sale Fly !Uuiiersily%:
"Kindling wood may be had at "$1 per load on site. all Mr. Whit temor,
Storehouse building or phone 9512" F. C. 'Ourdon.
Executive Roaaft, 4raudua e School :
There will he 'a meeting of the, Executive Board of the Graduate School
on W9ednesday, October 19, at 5:0 0 o'clock. Iulh A. Rouse.'
Ilyglele eehlre:
TIhe, first freshmnen lecture in l-lygiele for mten will be given in Water-
than Gymnasium, 1hursday and Friday, October 20th and 21st, at -4 and5
P, M:' This requirement includes all freshmen in the regular physical train-
ing groups and othrs that have been excusedl from these groups.
George A, Nay.
Buasliess Aduiiiulittiat:
All Business Administration students who do not have photgraps on
file in :the Business School Office report to Professor Cole, Room 431 WVest E~n-
glneering Building, between 3:00 andl 4:30 p. in. today, 'Wednesday, October 19,
to have your photographs taken This i being done at School expense. All
students! who do not report will e requtired to furnish photographs them-
selves. See bulletin board,,first floor Tappan Hal, at once.
. 8. Yoakum.
Rhetoric 32, 31, 101:
.Professor +Walter'will not meet his classes today, 'October 19th,
' ~T.kIE . Iakin.
P'syeliology 31 ?N~ke-up Examintiol:
Stuidents who lire incomplete in Psychology 31, for any reason whatever,
may appear in room 2123, Natural Science Building, at 4 o'clock Wednesday,
October 19 to tak~e mak-up examinations. Adelbert Ford.
Psyhology 126 Maike-up Examinatio;
Students who were defiient' in Psychology 126 may appear in room 2123,
Natural Science Building, at 4 o'clock, Wednesday, October 19 to ake make-up
exainiations. 'Adelbert Ford.
Studenit .raul, A.' S. l117, LX
Meeting for election of officers will be held Wednesday, October 19th,
At ii 1, M., Room'.311, W Eug. Building. Dues must be paid for participation
in this meeting.
P. 74T. Soetaker, Temp. Chairman.
To All Senor:
You are 'urged to make appointments with the photographers for your
Michiganensian pictures as soon as possible. Before, making the appoint-
met% order slips must be "bougt at the Michiganensian business office, which
is open from 1 to 5 o'clock every afternoon. This order costs $3, $2 of which11wl-a o ed b h t g lp rs on ny ri te r er hch m y eI
given before Christmas. No picture will be accepted except'4'rom the four,
official studios which are:'Dey, Randall-Maedel, Renthler and Spedding. By
acting now you can get the most convenient appointments.
Bryn unt, Editor.
Freslhman Woen:
Freshman women should arrange to see M mes productions on Friday or
Saturday "evening. "According to Bouse Rules Freshmen are expected to limit
their englgemients to these evenings and the ate Permission priviledge
shou d not be askted for or'granted., Grase Ficirds, Adviser of Women.
Group 7 Freshiau.Woen:
I will meet mny group Friday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock in Barbour Gym-
naium. lrs. Frederick O')e.l
Freshan W i4omnen:
..,,.I will meet my group Thiursday at Jt:04 p. mn, in Barxour Gymnasium.
lelen Ramsey.
CA*roicjp S F 'shuoa n Women."'
I 'will meet my group Wedneosday afternoon at 4 :00 o'clock in Barbour
0 yinnasitutt. lIrs. Eileen I4. Erlaso .
Fosresitry Club:I Those desiring to sell who have not sold before, report at "Yost Field House,' fessor O'Neill advises those who have
The Forestry Club will meet Wednesday, October 19, 1927, at 7:30 p. m.~ Thursday, after 3 P. M.
in room 2039 Natural Science Bldg. Dean Dana of the School of Forestry{ J. Y. Ryriolm, Sals Manager. ntsge pht h nedttd
and Conservation will speak. 1.J. Preston will also give an account of his _____________ so immediately.
suammer's experiences in the U. S. Forest Service. Nursery Secition, Faculty Woe's Club:t The tryout speeches will consist .of
F. P. Strultsaker, President. Miss Ellen Miller' of thei\Meril-Palmer school of Detroit, will speak on the afv-iuetl nete ieo h
i --- -- _-subject, "The clothing of the pre-school child,", on Wednesday evening, Octo-
Mumiuies Iinimailmc ocity:ber 19. at b o'clock, in the Faculty Women's club house, 226 S Ingalls street:. proposition-resolved, that the prin-
Second tryouts for.Muniners Dramatic Society, Thursday from 3:00 to All parents who have their children registeredl in the school, or have ever chiles of the Baumes law of New York
1' p. in. at 20'1. IH. Prospective members are asked to come prepared to had th erolled lira cordially invited to be present. should be enacted Into the laws of the
i'"~' ~ ~h ~ t~im~r 'hatn.1 i 'iu t.Mrs. E. S. Woaver, (Chairman. other states.
BJkiGGEST PRaQGRAMl
TO BESOLD HRE1
AT OHIO CONTEST,.
NPreparations have been completed
for the sa le 'of the largest football
program in the history of the linliver-'
sity at the 'Michigan-Ohio State gamec
Saturday. Containing 160 pages, the :
booklet includes numerous features.t
The cover is a four color lithographj
of 'the 'new stadium pictured from anE
airplane, view.
Aside from the individual and group
pictures of the teams and coaches,
there are pictures of the various nota-
bles' who will witness the game, in-I
eluding the governors of Michigan
andl Ohio and the presidents of the
two universities.
In addition to the feature material
there are the usual informational listsl
of the competing teams, pre-gameE
welcomes and statements by the vari-
ous coaches, captains, and officials,
and reviews of past records.
The, program staff which is coin-
posed of Kermit K. Kline, '28L, and
Ellis Merry, '28, have been working
on the book since last March under
the direction of Phillip C. Pack, '18,
manager of athletic publicity.
Great Britain, Australia, Rumania,
Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and Nor-
way all include women in some ca-
pacity at the meetings of the League
of Nations in Geneva.
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