THE MICHIGAN DAILY

SUNDAY, ATARCIT 11, 192,q






DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETINj
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until
3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.)

Idress the Club on the subject "Scientific Work in the Lilly Laboratories."
cordial invitation Is extended to all who are Interested.
11. C. Byce, President,
Mafithenitatici1Club:
' Regular meeting will he0 held Tuesday, -A~rch 138, at 8 p'm.l, in 1nom
"201 Angell Hall. The following papers will ht! preseuitcd: Prof. (oo, "0
th- N rn l F r , f t e E u to s o h i e a d t e P a e " D .Cr i"An Application of Thiele Sem i-invariants to the Sam pling l~r,,blem ." :1
Peteorson, "On) Tri-cuspidal Quintics.'' All interes tedl ace cordially inviter


THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,UDY A~h1,12

Tolunle SUNDAY, 31ARCI

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.Exec at le Board, Gi'adtiaate Seli ool:
Thera will be a meeting of the Executive Board of the Graduate School
oin Tuesday, March 1:3, at 4'1 o'echl.I
Ruth A. Hous e.
University Lecture:
Dean Virginia C. (lildlersic eve of Barnard College will lecture on "Inter-
national Friendship TIhrough University Women" at 4:15 p.m., Monday,
March 12, in the Nat ural Scence Audit orium. The public is cordially in-
vited.
F. LF.IRobbinus. ?
tUniversity Letuare :
Professor Victor K. Lai1er of Columbia University will speak Thursday,
March 15, at 4 p.m , in the Ch-mistry Amphitheater. Hlis subject will he,
"The Influence of E'lectrical Charges on the Behavior of Solutions, particu-
larly Solubility.'' This lecture is under the ausp~ices of the local section of
the American Chemical Socet y. All intcrested are cordially invited.
Byron A. Soule.
*h iraesseanFounda ion :
There will be a meeting of the committee on the administration of the
Bro 'Jeau Foundation On Monday, Mvarch 12, at 2 p.m., in Room 2, UniversityI
Hall.I
Students applying for loans from this Foundation should present them-
selves before the committee at this time.
l. A. Bursicy, Dean.
College of Literature, Sceneitc, .ani the Artis---P-rospective Studentls in Library
Science:
All Ju~niors, now enrolledI in the College of Literature, Science, and the
.Arts, who elpect to enter the School of Library Science in the fall of 1923,
a're requested to call at once at. the Recorder's office, Room 4, University
Hall.
Florence 3Iolir, Recorder.
School of Education 1,hiaf Luncheont:
Professo)r A. Franklin Shull will address the School of Education staff
luncheon on Monday, March 12, at the union. Ilis subject will be "Evolu-
tion and Education"

Iindustan Club:
There will be a meet.Ing of the Hlindustan Club on Sundaty, Marchi
1928 at 3 pmm., in Lane Hall. Important matters shall b~e discussed.
11. S. 1)ird i Secret a .iry
Scalp and Blade Mfen :
Important meeting S>unday. March 11, at 2:30 p.m. Room 302 lUnim.

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AFRATERNITY BANOUETSE
SCOL FEUCTO
' More than 150) people attended the
c 'School of Education banquet. which
wvas gi vn by Phi Delta Kappa, 1a-
'onal honorary educational fraternity,
Friday uight at the Union. Pi Lamb-
t'da ''h eta, honorary fraternity for
women intecrested in edlucation, at-
I end(,d in a body and announced the
15 newi member' who had been in-
itiate(Ijujtst p~reced~ing the banquet.
Thae members of -all the other educa-
I ieial or ganizations on the campus
-were extending invitations to the af-
1' Jr iv, d mos.t, of t hem attended, ac-
cuord ug to IReginald 'Macniti , gr'ad.,.
u- E ho pieside1 over the banquet.
eIThe main address of the meeting '
was given by P'rof. Henry C. Morrison,
(irector' of the laboratory schools at.
1,th 'imnversity of Chicago, who spoke
on -rice Developnment ofl Scientific
k Ludy in Education." In addition to
in 1Prof'essor M~orrsn's talk, Ellen Groff',
W ;'28, spoke on "Service as an Educa-
tional Ideal," Louis WV. Keeler°, Grad.,
s1)o1e on "Research," and Ruth Ala,
'128, spoke on "Fellowship of Women."
D Iean Allan S. Whitney of the School;
rof E+ducatiou gav4 the address of
greeting from the Education school.
HTARVA RDIT NIVERSITY-Degrees
were conferred on 242 students in the
mid--year award. Ten of this number
!were awardled with distinction.

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Phi Ea Sigma:
All members of Phi Eta Sigma are urged to attend the initiation and iban
quet to be held at 5:30 p.m., March 13, in the Michigan Union. A banquet fee
04f $1.25 should be paid at Dean lBur.ley's office before that time.
Leonard A. Scheele, P 'es i len.
Phi4 EtaSignia:
Initiation into Phi Eta Sigma will be beld in Room 202 of the li('hig-i
Union at 5:20 Ip.n., on Tuesday, March 13. All candidates are requested to UF
there promptly. All members are also requested to be plresent.
Leonard A. Sceecle, Presidont.
Freshman Pageant:
-There will be a meeting', of the Freshman Pageant; committee ini Barboui
Gymnasium, Tuesday, at 4 o'clock.
Ihelen S. Joiuec, General Chairman.

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WHITNEY
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8th 'Big Week-The Real Successes

Freshmen
'Ihe re
March 12,

Girls' Glee Clubi)
will be a meeting of the Freshmen Girls' GlIee Club on Monday
at 4 o'clock.


Katherine 110>R urravy, President.
I .1delhli M ouse of Representigitive :
"All members who wish to turn in their small pin for a rofund must do so
not later than the meeting next Tuesday night. The treasurer will not 1)e
able to makec refundls on pins received after this time.

I t(' S~cil ~teFuuLy1'me
The Music ;section will meet Tues-
(lay, Mtarch 13, at 3 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Samuel Dana, 1035 Martin
Place.
Mi's. L. 0. Case, Chairman.

Galas

Opening

C.* 0. D~avis, Secretary. Alei ieayScey
1 rehrnm md SpheoreArcitets:Regular meeting of Athena will be held at. Cii Omega Sorority, 150O
Tryouts wanitedI for Architect ural Editor of the "ihigian Technic." I VJJshtenaw Avenue, at which time initiation will tale place. Any nmember who0
SeeR. . Bass 29. icannot arrange to be present please inform Julia Wilcox of her intended a tl-
See R. 13. Blass, 29A.Esenoc.
ArchtecuralEdior.Pauline Zoller. President.
Senior ElectricalIs:.

Mild Fondation:s
jProfessor P. IVI. Jack of the Rhetoric
Department will be the guest speaker
at the Hillel Foundation luncheon to
be held Tuesday, 'March 13, in the
Michigan Union.
HarrT Seligson.

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Dkon McIntyre and
THE ROCKFORD PLAYERS
have the honor to present
The Great Dramatic Artist

Mr. T. W. Barlow, '25E of the Cutler-Hlammer Manufacturing Company,
Milwaukee, will be in Room 1 53, 1West 'Enginee rng Building on Monday and
Tuesday, March 12 and 13, for the purpose of interviewing those interested in
employment with his cornpa ny.
JosephlI11. C.annon.
ryo.uits for Oral orica] (Contest:
The Northern League oratorical t ryouts for ;sophomores and juniors will
be Tuesday, .March 13, at 4 plm., fourth floor Ang;ell Hall, instead of Monday.
,J. 31. 01-Neill.
Rhetoric 6711b:
This class will not meet on Mlonday afternoon. Students should come for
consultation on Wednesday aftca noon between 1 and 4 o'clock.
P. 31. Jack.
Hens' Education Club:
The club will meet Monday, March 12, at 7 o'clock in Room 302 Michigan
Union. Professor Raleigh Schiorling will summarize the outstanding features
cf the National Education Association meeting at Boston.
IV. W. Arnold.
Comedy Club:
There will be an import ant mee ting of Comedy Club, Tuesday, March 13,
at 3 o'clock in Room 2083 I.
Roy G. Curtis, President.
Prescott (','n):
The next regtular meeting will lbe held Tuesday evening at 7:30 in Roomj
303. Chemistry Building. Mr. F. E. IBibbins of Eli Lilly and Company will ad-

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