Australia for the
g the total eclipse
ill occur Sept. 20,
ed by Dr. W. W.
w director of the
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astronomy in the
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Know Your Alumni
(By Courtesy of Chimes)
FDo You know:'
That Howard E.' Coffin is one of the
most famous automobile engineers in
the country, that the Hudson Motor
car is mainly the product of his brain,
tha", he was one of the leading con-
sulting enginaeers in- the 'matter of
aircraft for the government during
the war, and finall3 and most import-
ant, that he .was a graduate of the Un-
iversity of Michigan?
liiss L taker to be Part Time Secretary
?Miss Lucile Litaker, girls' work sec-
retary of the city Y. W. 'C. A., has ac-
cepted the position of part time sec-
retary of the student Y. W. C. A..
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Seiosinte coo o.Edctinble. Dues for the Year have been fix- ican Society of Mechanic,
.Senirs inthe Shooled Eatat$3.
are requested to pay class dues from e t$.at i7:30 o'clock this, even
1 to 2 o'clock and from 4 to 6 o'clock! Professor Mirey Speaks Tonight 38o h niern
this afternoon at the table in the! Prof. John S. Airey, of the engi- Michigan won seven of
lower floor in Tappan hall. Checks v eering mechanics department, will; football gaines played duw
may be sent directly to R. B. French,' present his paper on "The Art of Mill-j son of 1892.
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W. W. CAkPBELL, '86E, WHO WILL
lead the scientific expedition to Au-
stralia that may have bearing on
the disputed Einstein. theory.
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Engine ers' supplies, Lab. Outfits, Etc.
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ages, set against a background that,
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pleting the Union Reading Room
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ion. There are sev-
did not order, and
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architectural corri-
agi eering building
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an, of the University
a short talk before !
.ch is investigating
stablishing a School
ration, at a luncheon1
n the Union. This
is headed by Prof.
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number of faculty
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