PACT-, MC4TT,
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SA~RDA7, JANTJAflY 7, 1~
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DA I LYOF F ICIAL BULLETIN
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until
*Freshmen Hygiene Lecture:
The third freshmen lecture in hygiene for men, will be given in Water-
xnan Gymansium, Monday andi Tuesday, January 9 and 10, at 3-4 and 5 p.m.
This requirement includes all freshmen in the regular physical training
groups and others that have been excused from these groups.
Geo. May.
Utah ersity Women :
1 Atte,)tion is called to the section of the Lodging Ilouse Agreement for
\V'omcn wli ch says "T~hat this c'ontrac't shall be automatically renewed for
the (' S('ond " el -Ui (ster at n......for the# semes'ter uinless gfour Pweeks ie -
Rachmianinoff: Hopak; Wagner: 'Walther's Prize Song from "Meistersinger;"
Bi13ahins: Waltz in A Major; Wie nlawski: Carflaval Russe.
St. Olaf Lutheran Choir in the Extra Concert series, January 26: J. S.
Ea ehi: Jesu , Priceless Treasure; Shumann : How Fair the Church of Christ
51hall Stand; E'dward Elgar: Go, Song of Mine; F. Melius Christiansen;
;~~n llh ; Rachlmaninoff: AMay Our Mouths Be Filled With Thy Praise;
nVhenokoit: Salvation is Created; Georg Schumann: From Heaven Abcove;
(agSchumann : The ?Morning Star; (Norwegian Folk Melody) So Soberly.
1 CIih. Spantsh of Vega) "NAlarienlied,"' Sacred Lullaby; Philip Nicolai;
1;; a. A wake for Night is Flying.
Minnesota Solon To
Lecture At NMleetinp
Of Detroit C itizenis
"Immigration," will be Ilse sub;(-c-
of an address to be deliver. d tonighlt
in Detroit by the Ilon. Senator er zi=-
3:30 p.m (11:30 a.m.S
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Satu rday.)
'RI)AV, JANU'ARY 7. Numuber 71.
Voluuuue S.
SA trV'
Nt, Yo~rk 8y aiuoiy Orchiest ra, Walter lDamrosch conducting, John Shipstead, of. Mlinne sota. at apuli
Xuh-iersit y Lec tire :
Dr. Earnest A. 11loot on of
fora~ the boginning of t he secondl semester she gives 110tice to the -Adriser's
-~- .of Women and t o the lessor of her intent ion to leavye."
N.. :.. in L); iszt: St'.
is A I11 iior for Pliano
CholuriIn ion series. February 1 : Brahmrs; Symphony
Francis P'reachiing to the Birds; Schumiann : Concerto
and1( Orchestra ; Chabrier : Spanish Rhapsody.
Hiarv'ad Unuivers ity will letutre on"The iC~t uIiY
of Ifunian Rta(cs and Types" at 4 :1.5 p11m., Monday, January (), 1928, in Otle
Natuoral Science Audit oriu The public is cordially invited.
F. EIlobbills.
Nemblers of Itle Fa011lly:
I'arkiiig p~ermnit s inn y be obtained withbout delay by app~llying at the
office (A /he Secretary.
Hierbert (G. Watkiuns, Assist ant Secret ary.
'Iiie fin al date for these not ificat i ois is Monday, January S9.
j 11i.:11e He ads La H'ee im. oIs r Womn:
Weien Si uldeu~t s who expect to move second semester are requi red t o"
noti fy the I Iou'e [lead anmd the office of Advrisers by M\onday , .Janulary 91.
If los(?I leads will promptly advise the offlice ofvaau i1 alis>t of
z v, la bie 11 o s will 1) ilropai'cd aid every effort im ie to(I ill them.i
",Iv iI Ii5s,. pi a IIist , in the Pxlt ra Conlcert series, F~e Iruary 13: Mozart:
F t-i a mu C .\lin or ; Schli et : Sonata in A Major, O p. 121),; Brahms:
n o l I 1\iloi; 1IUIvI'I: Pavane pour ' ue Inate defunte, Ondine, Al-j
F(~ odor ('IinIi a pin in thle (Choral I1upion Series, February 23. Mr. (Nba I-
-. p a cines ot so hn U a dl. init c progr~ani in ad vanmc. Instead book]lets5 (con-
;m.!inig an }' -on gs <lr (Idisi ribut ed thbromugh the a udience, and M1r. Chal iapin
< 1 1 mni'.;F from the stag:e as thle program advances; the numbers which hie
Tile' general public is esJpet fully reinrdedf that all concerts begin oil
Sinf, iiil ss delayred for' unavoidab~le reasons. To avoid unnecessary con-
ftisiowi au(, the int erru ption of pr'ogramns, concert goers ai'e respectfully re-
a Iic"Itd to ('OIlI1'su)fficient ) (early in om'der that they may be seated at tihe
heg;.ir1111 U of 010 leconcerts.
P~ublic 1Lectutre :
Professor Hindihede, Conmnissioner of' Health of Denmark, will give an 'Notice:
illustrated lecture in the Natural Science Auditorium at 8 o'clock, Monday I -hall lhe inl lmy office from 9 until 12 o'clock Jianuary 7
Evening, January 9. Tie will showv how it has been possible to improve the until 5:,30u o'clock every afternoon next week to c'onsult mwithI
health of tile Danish people through (changes in the national diet. Medical girding prog;ramns for the second semester.
students, students of Hygiene, Pul~~ic Health and Diet (tics are urged to at- R..
tend.
L. I11. Newburgha, M.1). Lyric Writers, Junior Girls Playl:
There will be an important meeting next 'Tuesday afternoon
T~o All H(en Students: at Edna Mowver's resi~ience, 1049 Olivia. Bring completed lyrics
Studlents intending to change their rooms at the end of the present' Eliz~abethl1
semestemr are hereby r'emindIed that according to the University agreement--
they are to inform the .householder of such intention by January 20, two Class I'reasurer:
Nv cckc;prior to the close of the semester. It is advised that notice of such in- Treasurers of all_ classes in the University are requested
tentionl to move be made at once.
F. B. Wahr, Assistant Dean. room 304 of the Union at 5 o'clock Monday, January 9, for the pr
___________celving receipt books for the collection of class dues.
-^oseildr. Charles B. Gilbert, Student
1Householders having available rooms for men students are requested to
list themr in the Office of the Dean of Students, Room 2, University Hall, at it>lil Kappa phi:
on1ce, Members of Phi Kappa from other institutions or mcmber'sf
F. B. Wahr, Assistant Dean. stitution whose names appear incorrectly in the students dire(
r.otify the secretary, 302 Engineering Annex, Campus Phone
Students in the College of Pharmacy: wish to become active in the Michigan Chapter.
College of Pharmacy students may classify for the second semester on R. ~S iinton, S
Monday and Tuesday, January 9 and 10, in Room 250 Chemistry Building.
C. C. Glover, Secretary. Phlippine-MJichigan C'lubi:
- There will be a regular meeting of the Philippine-Michigan
Socilogy141 Crimnoloy) :row at 3 o'clock p.m., in Lane Hall. An important matter i
The class will meet at the interurban station this morning in time to cussed, so that every member is urged to be present.
catch the 8:40 o'clock car for the trip to Jackson. ou0
A. E. Wood.
--- ___- - hen's Education Club:
RhUetoric 96, 106, and 212: The Men's Education Club will meet Monday, January 9 at
During the second seme'ster I shall give the following courses: Ro 0 fteMcia no.Poesr ryradYa
Rhetoric 9'6 (Contempora'ry Prose Techniques.) cuss the activities of Freshman Week. Important business will
Rhetoric 106 (Book Reviews and Critical Writing.) sidered. ..AroI
Rhetoric 212 (Graduate Seminar.) _______._Arnold,__P
Only two sections will be given in Course 96 (which is to be elected
through. the. Classification Committee), the section announced for 10 Negro-Caucasian Club:
o'clock being omitted. Members of the Club will meet Sunday, January 8, at 10:30
and fromi 3
stiudent 5 i're-
Co-wid-n.
Uo,,jler ger are also reminded that private cars and taxis mray story at
b"o'l Ii Sde c.nI ralmes of the Auditorium. That is, the regular taxi entrance on
ate Thye 'clock, -Ade, and the corresponding entrance on the Ingalls street
?s imu to the sidewalk on tihe Ingalls str'eet side.
htiellmnamu . Charles A. Sauk.
tomet iiNEW COLLECTION OPENED I' II~~II ;IIIIIIImmel, III~i~l II
mhrpolof re,- At.t l1w'request: of the comnmittee
of' thle University college recently ap- Biooks! B oi
tCouncil. pointed by President Clarence Cook
Little, a collection of books dealing No=utsoebos
w\ii Ii the newer' ideas (If administra-=-Ntussoeb k,
fionil this in- lion andintruction in universities yorpriuaBat
ror clolt n ollege's has been placed on ref-=yorptcuatse1
27, if tlj-y oei t i graduate reading room No.- We have not on
~ecreary -literature but standard
RIBBONS AM)D
2SPLE autographed copies an
Club t noo- for all makes of
is to b lis 1- TYPEWRITERS -
T. at. It:hld turnover, fresh stock Insures = 'l'I e P rint ar
1f* ~1 ~j rura es t~llity at it moderate price.
OD. MORRILL 521 E.
17"d Nickels Arcade. Phone 6615.
t7 o'clock inllllltlllllllllllll illill
kum will dis-
Ialso be coin-
in11:s88meeting inl tin'Arenc irdc
5793 Wood ward aivenue.
E i n n g at o , t ( 1 1l fo discuission group , is ia 5 11)ic I f
Shipstead has noiim itroduced a ill~
('a~lling fi.u the ehlliin )1 of ;)lie Na,-
tional Origins ('twlas'.from IOlet'1:1-1
Iniinigration law.
Senator Shigstead is a very frc i h
convinc'inig tallier', amid is one o0Itie
best informed meni oni inigm-altiom in.
Congress today. The Ant i-Nat ionicl
Origins Clause 1Leagute lei' Michliila m,
under whlose auspiceos thel' meeting is l:
beinig staged, w~as ve -ryt'il (,i 1
secur'ing him for this occasion, and1l
only succeeded thr'ough having md
the mrequest last November.
1 Together with Senator Shipstead,
the Rt. Rev. M. J. Gallagher, Rev.
Sveaid A. Sorgenson, and Judge Frank
Murphy, will give short addresses:.
The Meeting wvill start at 5 o'clock.
oks! Books! I
but books selected with
inl mind._
iy the best in modern
I editions, fine bindings,_
arare volumes as well.--
:id Book Shop ~
Williams
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President.
t0 am., sharp,
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P. 1. Jack.
The Teaching of English :
Course Education D110, The Teaching of English, scheduled for the
second, semester will meet Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 and 10
o'clock respectively, and not on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 8
o'cock' as scheduled in the School of Education announcement.
C. C. Fries.
Gr'adutte Fellowships Au11(1chlarlIIships :
Students int erestedi in applying for, graduate fellowships and schjolar'-
ships at this University for'tile year 1925-29 may secure information and ap-
ilqatioll blanks at the office (If tile Graduate School Room 1014, Angell H-all.
All applications miust be in by March 1st, 1928.
.We also have infor'mation elative to fellowships and scholarships avil,-
able at otheinst5it utions in this country and foreign c'ountr'ies.
l'reshaujan IC lecti(Ins ;_-
Freshmen who dot not inten(I to co(ntinua imn the seconmd semester cour'ses
elcted.a inl Sept-'mnber shoulid cons;ult t heir Advisers before going to Ithe
C'las'sificat ion ('olmlit It'e. lI hose wvho ar'e unable to make. applointmlemnts with
ther Advisers shiould (-onlsult.I'rof'esso Fr'ayer. Rioom 1220 Angell Hall.
11. A. 1ra3'er, ('hairnian, Freshman Elect ions Coimiittee.
at Spedding Studio, 619 East Liberty street, to have group pictures takon.
L. B. Smith, President.
Hindustan Club:'
There will be a meeting of IHindustan Club on Sunday, January 8, 1928 at
3 p.m., Lane Hall. Important matters about the last IHindustan Convepttiomi
shall be consider-ed. All members are requested to hee '5lmI.
II. S. Bird i, Secretary H1in dust an C(l~ub.
'C' snaop~rita3a 'l l :
President B3ayard D)odge of tile American U~nivemrsity (of B eiot, Syria,
will speak on "Cooperation as a Basis for Progress,'' on Sat urday, Jail. 7, at
S p.m., ill Lane Hall. Members of tihe Club, their friends, amid the gener-al
pubhllic' is cor~dia lly inivited1.
INaa 1014m rai, Pre~sidenut
Ertl-'r'a ins for 'oucecrl s il l te ('laura 1 Union anmd lExt i'a 4 '4)iI(rt sei''es:
In ord(er- that p~atr'ons of t he (-'horn I Union amnd Ext ni Concemt series mnay
fanmlilha r'w t hemSelves in advance with the priogr'amns tom be( given, the follo\\'-
I ug1. a mlounccneits sare mla(Ie lat this time:
P'aul Koehanski, violinist, in Choral Unioni sem'ieslaimiary IS: Vivaldi:
('on certo A -Minom'; Bach : Allegro--Adagio M1a lNon 'etao,110, ~~a lodimm Ih7
lajor. I1lo armt : Andant e ; Mozart -Kneislet'r: ondlo; D~vorali : Sivomic I )an(, -
Cs Mvimnor',:Bonlamiger : Coi'tege ; Cbopim-Kochanski : Noute : .\Iommsor'g,_ y-
FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK
Cor'nwell Blk. (Temp I11dq Is.) 0S.ttetee
330 S. State Street
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ETCHINGS ON DISPLAY
AT CLEMIENTS LIBRARY
The etchings of Albert losenthal,
famous Philadelphia artist and en-
graver, are now on display in the
Clement's libr'ary cases. The exhibit
consists of etchings of &tamous Amer'-
lean and British statesmeil, generals,
politicians, aind adventur'er's during
the Revolutionary War.
Tll.- etchings were made from the
original collection of C. E. Hilde-
burn, noted collector in. American
hmistory. Many of the pictures are rar-
ities, the originals found only in In-
dependence H-all, Philadelphia. Ros-
enlthal's drawings are the most com-
plete of its kind, and include such
famous men as Washington, Madison,
Burgoyne, Lafayette, and many
ctheu's. 'Theire are about 200 pictures
in the exhibit.
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This play ran two
years in New York
and is now playing to
capacity audiences in
THEATDUSW EE K
L~i~vUIL~v TARTING
THE MIMES PRESENT
MONDAY, JAN
"SEVENTH
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BY AUSTIN STRONG
Cast Includes
Boul............Robert Wetzel
Police Sergeant ..... Wallace Baxter
-The Rat................ Roy Curtis
Arlette .................. Leona Lee
Maximillilan Gobin ... Samuel Bonnell
Nana ............ Lucette Moulin
Recan........ William M. Lewis, Jr.
Diane......... .... Phyliss Loughton
Brissac .........Thomas J. Dougall
Blonde...............Alfred Foster
Pere Clievillon . . ..Frederick Randall
Lamplighter...........John Starret
Uncle George .........Wadle Carney
Aunt Valentine ....... Nellie Hoover
Chico ...........Chiarle's Livingstonie
and others.
The Dramatic Event of the Th'leatrical Season
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THIS IS A MIMES PRODUCTION
London.
BOX, OFFICE 'OPENS TODAY AT 10 A. M.
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