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$23 was realized from this source.
This the Council felt that they had no
right to handle, having had nothing to
do with its collection, hence this was
turned over to the general treasury of
the band and I am informed that they
used none of it on the trip to Cornell,
but used it for current expenses. Af-
ter provision had been made for the
band trip it was shown that there
would be a surplus. This surplus
was set aside in a separate fund to be
a nucleus for the requisite amount
for a trip next year. The Council de-
sired, as was announced in the Daily
of November 8, 1911, to start and
maintain a permanent fund so that at
least one trip each year would be as-
sured. To this end as was announced
in the Daily of November 10, 1911, the
fund was established, This amount
was never mingled with the Council's
moneys but was deposited, in a local
bank in. a separate account, where it
is at present,
ARTHUR DAV1ITNPOIRT,
President Student Council.
D) SK(ELETON~ IS ROUSED~
MOCK COIUILi.
ToI
Regular business meeting of the
Commerce Club in the Economics
building tonight at 7:30 o'clock. All
men interested in summer employment
are requested to be present,
Important meeting of Roosevelt sup-
porters tonight in Griffin's rooms over
Wagner's.
Meeting of Business staff of Gar-
goyle, Tuesday, P. M. at 5:00.
Candidates for soph engineer bas-
ketball team meet on floor of Water-
man gym this evening at 6: 45.
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self, I will have to refer you to him.
As far as I remember, about half of
the fund which was collected by the
Council was used for the purpose for
which it was originally intended. Mr.
Bohnsack had charge of the entire
fund. The bugle was purchased from
the C. G. Conn Co., of Elkhart, Ind.,
for $50. If you have no record giving
the charge for the same, refer to them.
The cord was purchased from Mack &
co., of Ann Arbor, for $1.00. A picture
was taken of the instrument, which, I
believe, cost 75 cents. Express ship-_
ment to New York dock cost somethin~g
like $1.50.
These charges, togethe'. with th~t o
sending telegrams, ar~e all ? lknow 4
The surplus of th~e bugle fpnq Wry as, s
ed, I believe, tq c effuay Whatever ev.
pense came ' to the attention of the
Council.
Vlas bear In mind that this report
is not an accurate one but I trust that
with the facts given, you can supply
The Michigan Daily with the cyesk °ed
information.
Your~s truly,
(Signed) C. C. WITTHIOEFT,
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between Williams and High School,
crescent clasp of tiger claws, gold
bound, sttu~jded with rubies and
opah_ . Lall 1346-L, or~ Ypsi 520-J.
hteward. 108
Lost-One pair glasses, toric lenses,
on Hospital Hill. Return to 1015 E.
Huron St. Reward,. 108-09
Leave your want ads at The East
Uiaiverslty Pharmacy, Van Doren's
Pharmacy, The Brown Drug Store and
Quarry's Drug Store before 8:30 every
ngtfor the inext morning's issuf ; tf
Just around the corner-The Ann
Arbor Press-Fine Printing, 102
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In Om~er to facilitate tho prmpt~
closing of the chemical laboratory and
the settling Q f tUde ccounts, the coua
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Sheet Music at ten cents peV copy at Grinnell Bros, 120.122 Liberty
St.? Also one-half oA on Opera and other music: Bargains in Pianos
and small qusipa) goods
Buy where you can get anykbing you call for
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107 Saixth Main Sitr-eet
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