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WHA 'S OIN(O Michigan Daily Pictorial Supplements
WHATS GOI ON Saturday, Nov. 18. An excellent
chance for live wire boys to make a
"clean-up" in a short time. Apply
V011(:E--CoI)y for this column should Daily- Business Office today.-Adv.
s 1 submitted by 4:30 ,o'clock o:'
E the uly before publication. Willa. Cather's latest book, reviewed
-~ in the Sunday Magazine, Nov.* 19.-
THURSDAY jAdv.
4 :f("--If meet. at N turatl Science
auditorium.I A discussion of the Freeman in tho'
5:00-Editoril staff of lcliganensiaii Sunday Magazine' for Nov. 19.-Adv.
m eete.____________________
7 :la5-Meeting of Sigma Alpha Delta In
upper reading room of Union.
7 05--Scalp and Blade meets In room
34,Union.
7:1 F-Speelal met-,',ng of Boxing club,4
7 :30-Puegular meeting of the Monte-itl -
1club in Lane hail. Dr. Sayles of the
EFirst Baptist church will speak. I
.:30-,M1eeting of Cosmopolitan cu
i Wesley hall.,
7r :,3O-Al_ awsmoker at teUnion.
:-Pr'ofessor Kenyon speaks on't
"The Spanish Ballad" under the au- i
spices of La Socle ad Hispanica. 3 ~& ~ A T
1 7 :30-Prof, Reuben %~tersou speaks J( J 1 / K
on "Cancer, A Preventable Disease"j
buin s apitete fMedical
buing;et.mhihatro At the house party
1:3')--Ralph (Carson speaks to Como with the ever obliging,
politan club on ":Life at Oxford" In tn
Wesleyhal saxophone player Wse hl.in tn
1S:00-11 Circolo Itsllano holds a very ( with the infinite but with
important meeting in room 202,1 nothing nearer home-
Suh in;there 's a pcue It tells
8:00-Christian Scienee society meets pcue
in Lane hail. a storyjust what you
-----want for your scrap
U-NOTICESbok
There is fan exhibtle of the pabook.
ings of Nicolas Roeriek, notfd Aas-Drpi an wel
Isian artist, daily in the West Galley Dop o intd e'llt
of Alumni Memorial bal. This show youho inest
lection is placed on display undr ing and eaisy it is to make
the auspices of the Ana Ar~ar Art sap rlin tr~eI
association. sap rlin tr-el
Freshman basketball, candidates meet ing pictures the Kodak
Monday night at the gymnasium. way.althKo k
Bigyour own equipment.Wehv
by the committee. Ann Arbor resi- models, at our Kodak
dents who have rooms to furnish for counter-and all the
f the week end will list them with the Esmnftlpoeoeao tteUin upis
IThe office hours of the committee
are: Friday, 9 to 12 o'clock in the duaographic Kodaks
morning and 1 to 5 o'clock in the af-,$6S6u
ternoon; Saturday, the same hours in U
the morning and in the afternoon and
from 7 to 9 o'clock in the evening.Lydn&C iay
Save, your numbers for the Arcade .719 N, UNIVERSTY,
1Barber Shop's Christmas watch on
display at Carl Bay's Arcade Jewel-
ry.-Adv.

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Office ait Res., 418 N. Division St.

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the, truly individual
gift, your photograph,

Nothing else you cans buy
at so small an expense is
capable_ of assuring such
happiness. Phone 604- W
for an early aippointment

Group of Christian refugees In thens square, waiting for daily a tlonN by Anmerican Red C'ross
Hundreds of thousands of Greeks who were driven from their homes by the Turk invaders and fled Thrace
later when that territory was awarded the Turks, owe their lives to American money. Veritable cities of these
refugees are, being fed at Athens and other points.

DAIL OFFCIA BULETI
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received until 3:30 p. m, (11:30 a. m. Saturday.)
Volume .3 THURSDAY.NOVEMBER 16, 102 ~ iNmer 46l
THANKiSGIVYING0 DAY P'ICl(AMA TIO
By the Governor:
"Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, and into His courts
with praise : be thankful unto Him and bless 'Hl-is name."

We Lvve cpome again to~the season of the year when, in accordance with
the devout custom established, by our fathers more than three centuries
ago, we formally set apart a day of thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God
for all His mercies and. blessings.
We have every .reason for thankfulness. Our fields and orchards and
vineyards have .yielded richly of their products. Our people have been
sober, indust'rious and'steadfast. Industry and enterprise, have translated
the varied and unlimited resources of our commonwealth into wealth and
happiness for all who have had the initiative and the capacity to fdo and
achieve. While we face a new day b~ig with many perplexing problems. may
our faith in the integrity, of American institution be rededicated to the gcv-
erment which has always symbolized the best that has been achieved since
the struggle for representative government begall.
Therefore, by virtue of the authority vested in me' as Governor of the
State of Michigan, I hereby join the President of the United Stat: s in desig-
nating THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922, as a day of Thanksgiving and
prayer.
Given under my hand, and the Great Seal of the State this tenth day of
November, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-
two, and: of the Commnonwealt~h the eighty-sixth.
AL ItX J. RO ESB3ECK, Governor.
By the Governor:,
Charles J. De Land,
Secretary of. State.'
To the Faculty:
Professors and instructors who wish to have their checks dleposited
monthly may arra'nge to (10 so at the'Secretary's office before Nov, 27.
SHIRLEYi W. SMITH, Scocretazry.
Students in Business Adinistration:
Attention is called to the fact that "Candidates for the special certificate
in Business Administration are eXpected to enroll at the beginning' of their
first yeas;' of residence or as soon thereafter as possible, but not later than
the beginning of their l'ast year of residence." In the case of w(qilors no
further eprollmelt~s will be accepted after Dec. 1. Further hifor~nation may
be obtain'ed in Eoomn 106, Economics Building.
F. M. TAYLOR1.
Cancer Week 1Health Lecture:
As part of A national campaign, Dr. Reuabon Pekar ,On will deliver an
raddress in the Medial Ibtilding at 7:30 p. in.. Nov..16, uron the title, ' Some
Facts About Cancecr: A Preventable D~isease." The publie is invited.
WA rv N E.,FORS YTH E.
Geological anud Geographica'l Jounal Club:
There will be a meeting of the Club in Room C-433), Na ii Jt';cicm
Building on Thursday, Nov. 16, at 7:30 p. m.
PROGRAM:
"The Structure of the Whittelsey Beach," by Professor I. Di. Scott.
"The' Shapes of Pebbles," by C. K. Wentworth, revievTed by Mr'. J. I.
Leighly.
All interested are cordially invited to attend.
L. M. GOULD, Secretary.
"Miuch Ado -About 'Nothling"l:
Rehearsals for today, Thursday, will be as follows:
Act II, scene 3 at 2 o'clock.
Act ,III .scene 2. at 2:30. o'clock.
Act IV, scene 1 at 8 b'clock.
Act V,' scene I at 3 o'clock.
Act V, scene 2 at, 4:39, o'clock.
Act V, scene 4 at 5 o'clock.
R. D. T. HOLLISTER.
Recital. of "She Stoops to Conquter":
The classes in Shakespearian Reading will give a platform recital of
Goldsmith's comedy, "She Stoops to Conquer", Thursday, Nov. 16, at 8 p. in.,
ini the auditoriumn of Universi.ty Hall. free to the public. cIECH
Rifle Teams:
All men in the UOniversity, interested. in forming an Indoor Rifle Team;
and all R. 0. T. C. students interested in forming all R. 0. T. C. Rifle Team
meet in room 330 Engineering Building at '7 o'clock Thursday Evening. i
WILLIS SHIPPAM, Asst. P. 14. S. & T.

FACLYPHOTOGRA PHS
GIVEN TO UNIVERSITYI
IPICT'URES OF SIXTEEN
INSTRU(TORS,
Photographs of members of the!
University of Michigan faculty which
date as far back as the regime of for-j
mer President H. P. Tappan, have been
presented to the University by the
widow of George Pool Peck, '63, of
The pictures are in an old fashioned
album and include 16 members of the!
faculty of the Literary college, the
Engineering college, and the Medical i
school.
The collection is headed by a pic-
ture of President Tappan, followed by
those of Prof. George P. Williams, of
the mathematical. department, and.
Prof. Datus C. Brooks, of the history
department.
The album has been referred to the
Alumni association and will probably
become the property of that office.

Portraits
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