THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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HONRAR FRTERITYseniors. Are Urged
To Get Photog-raphs
TAKE INhen the Michiganensian offices
TAKIS IN 1 1Hclosed~
ilsdyesterday but 40 seniors had
(C61tinuecl fromh Page 1) E purchased order slips for their pictures
The following members of the fac- toi the 1927 annual. More than 1,000
ulty, already members of other chap-I graduating students have failed as yet
ters of Phi Kappa Phi, were installed Eto make arrangements for sittings,
as, enarite, mebers of j thIJe ichI.igan j
chapter: President C. C. Little, Dean
E. H. Kraus, Prof. M. L. Ward, Prof.
A. S. Whitney, Dean E. E. Day, Prof.
G. C. Huber, Dean M. E. \Cooley, Dean'
J. A. Bursley, Dean J. R. Effinger,
Prof. W. L. Badger, Prof. C. C. Glover,
G. B. Watkins, Prof. W. H-. Hobbs,
Prof. E. M. Baker, Prof. R. S. Swin-
ton, Prof. H-. E. Riggs, J. C. Christen-
sen, Secretary S, W. Smith, Prof. R. I
W. Buntig, Registrar 1. M. Smith, 0.
H. Greager, Prof. G. G. Brown, Prof.
H. M. Randlall, Prof. A. H. /Blanchard,
twith the four official photographers.
Only 16 working days remain for
students to have their pictures taken,
the period ending with the Christmas
holidays. This makes it necessary
ing the installation procedure are:
Prof. A. E. Boak, Pro. H. C. Sadler,
Dean G. W. Patterson, Prof. A. S.
Warthin, Prof. A. M. Barrett, Prof. C,.'
W. Idmuilfds, Prof. S. A. Courtis, Li-I
brarian W. M. Bishop, H. Ak. Haynes,
and Prof. C. S. Yoakum.
AFRICAN MOURN when he was stricken at dinner in SOFIA. - Further widespread a- ~+d~.:d/*,.6 ..I +:1rr J'
gu syJs EATHLondon. The work of establishing the I rests of Communists have been made
'i d EY DEA H ;obervatory has been undertaken by in the past few days. Seventy-sevenjl
______-- f Ireiesstor Ilussey's former . 5istant, were arrested here and 300 in teWt thebet o evr hig an
! Exresionof symp~athy for Po.;Pr$RihdA.oste, o h s provinces, i h te ls f vrtl(* n
ornal observatory for the University Patronize DailyAdverisers
recently was received in a teegram - on efu.Revie and, eutflsur-
I yesterday from Grey University col-a11IIIEllIIIIIIIIIIIIIt1t118t~11111U[ I~1t111It11111t_ 7~. g 7 1 y
lege at 'Bloemfontein, Orang2 Free =ru dn sy u sryejy y u
state, South Africa, according to an =
announcement from the 1Predenlt's (fA1
ice._ Have you heard our_ meals at
Professor IHussei was Cenr olte 0 -
that an average of more than 60 a (I y , The Ann Arbor Restaurant
imust have sittings. 'flnsian oficli l=0 fot-w y ot
order slips after D . 10 are doing so -=fn tw y n t
at the risk of havin- Itheir photo graphs 25SuhMi t
omitted from the annual, since the 7~n-~- 'T~TFTCE~~_
editors reserve the right to leave out =I IS H' rLS P u~
ay H UEany late o photographs. I-
Orders for copies of the annual will:_ tknutlDc 5
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With Donald Brian, Roy Cropper, -
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Mother Loves Applesauce.-
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Thlanksgiving and 'Satiuday
Matilees-'fie to $1.50AN .R OR DA R
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Lafayette at Wayne cad. "heHmeo Juc 'lo.
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