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WE (¿ROW. otntnent ha* ttppeiired among lent* um** tin* Nmwh Im« si» ui im *li ad ve rtis in g «Iti I'int*I moie*. I.et us hope tlitif we

•• ;iii oppo rtun ity o f presenting (olurtin |Mi|M*r to tin* rum pus in r futiirt*.lin ing is ujfc»*«*«<lty fo r our ion, for t h W 4d m i t * will«‘li uhnit i-ontrlh ittw Ut th«* b»*gin «•aeli te rm on ly mak«**» a th in t« o iir Unii u d it i bueket. Hough use* run to Hourly m irant jm t

.h .o lu u in no w h | hi I tor w ilt ui p lenty o f sp ino f«»r a ll now* leave p len ty «if r«>«an fo r <>ur

ng. H u it ad ve rtis in g is our -id«*ring th a t ofloh ropy itist*- m gement Hourly six «*»*iif-. it inoonio f rotti Ilio l*h«rtk**t iiai nets us iilwurt «in»* nini lis re fit* |M*r ropy

m iotlior itf in : I • i• t thek ickers” oil tin* eftUipn* ev«*r

«li«» nows «-«»ntont of our pü fhoy « l i d . thoy fourni more

s oil ttit* front pugo Ilian «»voi I in tho wholo pu|ior during

v *m s «if its I it 11 «I i«'il I io|l

II T I 'I N (1 IN IK Na tot o f moon nini w it Ito paint ako to or uso tho ..»ini- Unit I in dow ntow n stroots S a tu r

wo itti In I tot ro it to play, w«* vo our football pants heme, take otir pot and hru-h along.

I a ta lk in big nunilw t- w ittio l i o o l oil t h o t i n s ! o n .I

vnVUKl’VIKKKo l l e g o a u t h o r i t i e s p a r k w o r n -

n i l u r a l n ia « * h i t i o r \ in ! In* o l t l

luttost t h u f t h o o o «‘«Is In* al• «I«« tho ir llttiudr.v in ’ In* ¡1

tint h ill in f lo u t *>f Ag■ako a «Ih ih I v lo«atio ii !

STATE STUDENT SERIOUSLY HURT

IN AUTO CRASHArthur Sanders Suffers Frac­

tured Vertebra from Ditched Car Sunday.

W AS HONOR STUDENT

' for Three Fraternity «.r FACULTY FORMSCONTACT GROUP

Will HoM Monthly Meetings to Discu«s Campus Question*

During Year

TUESDAY, NOV. I, 1927 Number 13

UNION UTS HAVE A d*a r f * • | STATE THEATERTO OPEN WITH

COLLEGE PICTUREBEST DISPLAY AHer Triumph. TO OPEN WITH

Judges Give Honorable Mention to Phi Kappa Taus and

Sesames.

ite ra tiv "-aw red'* in huge - gol is fo llow ing the M ich *l-**tn»it gani«a Safttn ltiy . »v«*r «*nthusiasti«‘ men troni b ile «*entor busied th«*m- .1 pa in t brush «in the down

«I park ing - igi.s, tin**. I III- l o w l i b b l - b i n g i l l tit'nlv • •pt

Program to Be Changed Every Sunday, Wednesday and

Friday.I lit: I I .m i lu l l , csi’i.u led ll i i 'i. ' by .1

INSTALL EQUIPMENTiiim lay m orning when tl»»*y faeed '

' "." i"1 ih !!l" i"'rs,'n • ' Workmen Are Completing Interior

•(••ni Snntlii Mi« biga a S

.M m Me rid iiiir ..

ut but to a -, a It Intugli

• • ti p» »I ri nir I let loir Art

Ju d ge Jo in

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Decorating and Laying Rugt.

itrring M arlon ••I a s tin- fen

HAI.I.ADAY REPRESENTS COL­LEGE AT INAUGURATION

CAVALRY PLANS NIGHT PROBLEM

Cadets to Be Divided into Two Detachments for Work.

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In.*>n Abbot read.

I bit I orfleld U n ­iti, rtb Id. president : i: <

- n e r a l nui n a g e r : IJ«s»rge I '

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I •«« r t i«d-

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M ilita ry T ra in in g Is-agm* o li a need in ilita rv *

THK (MMK ■ our itami played I«

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;*s| on th e ir cape* •itwl •*> >ii th«* .-a*t -ale of Hi«* la id

l ie grtHMi le t te r t l lk e * i• * * *• white f*»«kgroun«l ■i- it*«» httd work»*l up « i>?

.;»• in « '«tiDes tio ti w ith .I*** *f v flu* Mt> higaa S ta te !«• ■ n*■■■ • 1« t h e y p u i l e d o ff j u n t a * * •

me oti the held for 'tie ;**g.:•he *e« on«! half.

FORESTRY CLUB PLANS ANNUAL PUBLICATION

Group Selects Staff to Carry Work of State Forexter

MILITARY DEPARTMENT TO MOVE THIS WEEK

Artillery Darauf.* to Be Vacated: Gun» to Be Kept in New

Building.

FR ESH M EN TRIUM PHO VER FERRIS TEAM SHORT COURSE MEN HF.AR

DEPARTMENT OFFICIALSI \ i u t i ( \ i m ic i I h i . m / i i t i:\

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I •* » . '. I t \V T e n .

PH ILO SO PHY HEAD TALKS " ......., r l \ .

TO MORNING LEAGUEb a m o u s A t h l e t e s t o A p p e a r

Discussion During Sunday i n O p e n i n g P i c t u r e a t S t a t eProgram.

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Minute Karl I Hin

A u t u m n T r e e s A r o u s e t h e

A e s t h e t i c S e n s e i n R e p o r t e r

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W ^ A T a T meeting. Union.Un ion produetiou meet in«.

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rhu" X u . N o t . J _ l*v‘ f 1 *7-001* fo r* < * A . A . hockey practice .* " ^ ' P s lr Cm T , S lot# tbe*ter.

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III** o a k * >»d b ‘*w t urti*'«! « d » d brown a n d tr* '• ..ne by on«* nil., 'h e -tr«**- l**i..w n o r th o f th« F o re s i o f A r*o n • m a p le ha* i»lii!«h«*ii a b r i l l ia n t «•range and it* foliage stands "til

■ r iv id «sintraat t«# the dull Wn»*: o f th«*. fin* and pine*. A lo n g 'be < j pus d rive n ear the mUsie M iih in ' pieiutier o f th** b lack '*ak famiy' tu rned it* leaves to goldeo-hrown.

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work is »!«• paint new

ng t>u« k**y«*v.I old twisted I- o f *'oId«*n. ii the « lo w ly

• *r drop a le « f or »wo to wat« 1» tbeni float •- gone, and au tuu iiT * ' id w in te r *«*na>*H to, « a is.iif our campus.

S l I t K T \V K lT IC K I* N W i l l N l

M l men w ho a re on the «ports -taff o f the S ta te Sews and anyone interested in w r it in g r th ie tlc arti* < !*■* fo r th is {«(«er. w ill meet in the H fste New s office W . .In* -day night a t ? :.'W, H eaae p lan on being there.

l.i.b un («p e ia n d . “ »*•• «»f the liest ( basketball p layem that sport has eve r jpi •«)'!< isj. and «ill around > ham pion

woriHti a th lete o f the world, Is seen , in action " it th<* t at sk H i at il «ourf. M ias i Copeland hobln the w orld a r ie iird for j b u llin g the shot, d ie rns and Ja ve lin , am i haa -in « ♦•wsfully d«*fended ber ti-

I tie for th ree year* aga inst o ther woo«* j en athlete*.I T h e F a i r d o ^ J '* Is a screen p lay j

A t th e U n io n

• an• • itkdin* *1x1 Tkta muti« w».h n mero a i l•uhtlr rw

*>•• tm iti n;m arriva «aahlv far th*).*4 i* i liltrarv. I .-■• l l t y liaaka it haam. rvaarg I« H I in a < >«• I ha OtaraMa I hi. t»«r »til ha avara marèa«! if tha «U rin a i* raaonaaa at I Ha praaaat rate.

\ niatpIrta *ts>tk f l/lua >-».fc* rnuttlia | iottniaih pan*. tatKtl*. Ink* a«Ml • *Har • i|>l>li»a I» . . .a n y » a r a o a i l i a a t t n a mairi ‘Unik Y o u r a n v e t *h aa a (Hinea a t m y to n a d .ir .« ia IH«* H o u r* 'H a b u t ld in « la optm.

Hada f«*atala lun. Haa ara tetaa aay ip e lir aa the? vara laat »aar. Yaa «M(M a ta r tha raaaaw.

I'm- tha 1'nM.n. it wtU pay jroa dirwtly an.» m d ira a - tlr tho-iah tha d i a c v v h t fa n rara iva an4 thrt.ueb tha r«4u«tlon la tom u hen tha buainaaa r aar haa tha proparttoM H «bonW You pay tha lowaat faa rhail* ad by any ualua in tha t'nttaii Statai of- farine ..«npnmbin faalUtias.

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(ESTRATEWORTHYArtiitry of One of

ntra, Harpiicbord- id Composer.

HUGE CROWDen to Be Guest« of : Afternoon Edu- ml Program

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0 BE HELD1 FRIDAY* DEC 9«4 the V W « \ w illn the g ir i« w il l « H Iw a»reet* of foist ! -HUyssl* from 'n** »«le >.f e ’jseU lu h natter ! h*f tO Is* k.veii hv 'he«I t b s V M * • A f o r

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Mchigan State Newsah,,«. W p tl.pi, d r ift Int., the hab it of The ram p ..« Fo rum Ahonld he B lle J r I t ( i,ltiSl S ¡I, ¡1 sQbrunwlouMf w ith expri*s lons o f student opmion.m,t, I wi th rio rolli interest in the ! W i t h everyone mniiV thing*. both goral nini «»¡'«I. which

twico WMkljr durine th.- culto«« V««r by ths atudjntii of W^rhlEan SUty Bntorod oo M*n n<f clow matter at Ihs postuffici-, Rm I I-ansln«. Michigan

C O N flR A T rU T IO N NM ich igan S ta te Co IIckh »luden!« dr

nerve to tie complimented on ilio «pleti d id m anner In whieh they entertnlned

Campus Forumf ’niosN »rodent opinion 1« l iv e and and

J _ w ide aw ake, a, eolloge become» »tag- Uthe a lum ni over the iminI week-end. nnnt. Student thought and critic ism earnH ie "r in d h an d " wan M t in d w l In an- thlnits v ita lly. In-,,!!hint-s iiinl pmrrowdvpiieiw nr H ip m 're a lity and eve ry alttmnun rptitrnpd r|)||l,11(l Atinlpnt hndy !«• l>lmhome w ith the fi-r-ling thnt ho wan ap st, ongrossed in e x trn ru rr ie iiln r ourpred ated and that the old alm a m ater things tha t If give« no thought to the lour had not deter lorn text slnoo Ids lim e, ox is fence o f I he oolloge it-* If., th i n

• , D,,. h i• t itu tIon nia> lief ter In* ta ile d a ««.inSm oker». part lea. tuncheona. tons, am i f ,„. |h l, g ran ting o f diploma*,dances were given in honor o f the \y(. m! orient* *«» m any tltues find T a lum ni by the various fratornllloM and ourselves taking education for grant realthe I'n lon . K n i t ,m i l , ..........- .»n. - d, ........ • I,.« itm l I I -f •

" f the college w ill continue regardless leg. tions were elatiorate and greeted tb« f (ilit, |lf||(i Jn fl.r,.H, w |lM l Wf, Itl|gh| \

are a lw ays ab«»ut us on the campii«. A lum ni many lim es show nm iv In ter i>s.| ¡1, « o l ir le i'•silt's Ilian do students.

'I l , is is quin- a detrim enta l state of affairs, hoc/in se tin? progress o f a eoi- leg.- or un ivers ity is la rge ly dependent on the alertness o f stndeni opinion. Kverv man on tie* cam pila owes t«» his A lm a M ater above a ll else his intere«! ¡,i„| (bought on collegi* problems.

I,..f - notiee the things about «air ,'H in 1.11 » let's th ink about them and

seriously th ink ing fo r a better S ta le , w e cannot fa ll to come out ahead It. It. M A Y . '30.

J. H. PRATT, The Photographer

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•d tiereturn ing alum nus a« *« x m as hi reached Kant I .-dicing

T h e only ll.v In the alum ni olulm enl w as the football game It would hnvt Iwen a perfect day for the old grad* hud S ta te lieeti able 1«. down the T l tans, hut fa te w illed otherw ise lie Spartans put up a ga llan t fight against a superior fi-am and went down w ith colors fly ing Although many «.f He old tim ers expected Stair- to heal l e ­t to li they were not down« a»t, la-eati*«*Capta in Sm ith and his battlers «sui fested every In« h o f ground The team tried hard I«« make the day complete for ih.- alum ni hut they w c ic p laying a better teaui

Although Slat« ' l««»l I he IM r o l lgame. Homecoming day was -Hit ngrand success A I* 1 * li**i l * » unknown sp irit or roopeintiiu i tietWoOII slmlr-nls and alum ni w as m aulfcsl. A better fooling between the unilergiurinates mul the alum ni Is Imimd t " Is- a restili o f S a tu rd ay 's efTort. an«I It la h««|sal that lit years to com«- tie same K«»«»d feeling w ill s till he preval«*Iil.

W A R M I T V O t K K IM IM W IT H \N K Ì . M T H I I I I É A T É H

EAST LANSINti ELECTRIC CO.CM K : id t iran ti R iv e r Ave.

I'll«.Il«' 2-7Ì1»I S l 'K t h l O N H F D K O O M I

STUDENTS’ HEADQUARTERS Regular Noon Dinners 35 cents \

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Heard Every Day

College Dry (Cleaners & DyersTHK homi■: o f coon n o/,'/,

Cleaning and Pressing lor Particular People

II # C a l l a n t i I h I n t i,'oti Ahhr.lt Knatl

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does give NMIVMI. MICHIGAN STATE BANK

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W r t ( i r r m Advpiitur«*H I a tit W h it t ( in ic t >

Hi« it M u r I to ttU itH ’r*N’t i i r l l l t n k S t i j ih is f U ’Ht io n

For llic mood «if tin- moment 11 ti«l nut. w ell-known creator o f perfum es, lm> |ierlt‘eted theue four lo w ly odors to Ideuti exactly with the nuldle nuatiees o f W om an's most charming (»ossi .ssimi varietinp tmunls

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D A N C E R - B R O G A N’ S

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Mike Kalk and HU U. of M.

Collegiana Ann Aaa«»a To a f inish

Battle of the

CenturyFriday rNov. 4 J

J o A N ( F Sn o a d v a n c e in r n c i

Saturday Nov. 5

A TTEN TIO NST U D EN T S

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E S T A B L IS H E D E N G L ISH U N IV E R S IT Y S T Y L E S . T AIL O N ED O V E N Y O U T H F U L C H A R T S S O L E L Y FOR D IS T IN G U IS H E D S E R V IC E IN T H E U N IT E D S T A T E « .

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O u r A d v e r t is e r » M a k e T h is 1‘ a p e r P o s s ib le — P a t r o n iz e T h . ,

The New

Opens

T H U R S D A YWilh a Picture That Takes You Through

College in Two Hours

O p e n i n g P e r f o r m a n c e a t ^ : * 2 , °

lilt- I'O I If \ o| I I IK Nt-U NT \ IT W i l l (O N M s r OF t l K M K I N t t IT I Ht PM T I Kt.N t O M t l l l t * W O wFI F I I t i » '•IIOHT ^| |U F ( Ts

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THtPftPM IK IO N V» a bsdtrthail « u r — Maritai tamp«i« rut le — Marionwhirling thrniigh «ne iiilan.iu« r y « . pa«lr after u ml her - in athletim and love!

Here i» tilmrlom n Hne^t r omeriienne a collegiate-laugh n o t '

t N\M WHOM pruduetion. ¿ O - E D

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The Sigm a Kappa so ro rity enter- trons for the even ing w ere ( ‘apt a in ent. m *Ii S unday afternoon.tained lfl members o f their uiumni at and Mr*. J<««epb If inwood. Prof. P. H . ____ ______________________________

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for modern Balboas

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1 he questing spirit into nr»» held» h aa ..thieved much, hut the vi«y re. mains open for men o f the coining generation to carr» the telephone in­dustry to still greater heights »at service.

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