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THE MICHIGN DAILY DRECTORY SUPPLEMENT
With this issue, The Daily finishes its supplement to the Stu-
dent Directory. Additional changes, which came into the offices
too late to be classified in the regular pages are listed as a sep-
arate page.

WANTED

500 Suits

300 Shoes

stercy-Now What.
ZOunds! but the 'eavenly lydies of
Hingland are in a deuced dilemma,
London cables us that 1,500,000 of
their fair and gentle species face fu-
tures devoid of men and framed mar-
riage licenses. The few catches left
will have to step lively to avoid the1
wiles and whims of crafty maids and
mothers if they insist on sharing
their names with themselves only. The
question of paying a tax on bache-
lorhood has blen suggested by some
of ingenious minds, feminine, proba-
bly.
In this state of single blessedness

we may look for strong organizat
to spring up in the verdant isles,
as the O. B. G.,.which would mean
Order of Bachelor Girls, or the I
which would have a long membei
of Single Sisters.
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Whitiiey, George G, '21, 821 E. University. Flint. 2738.
Wiener, Earl L, '19L, 807 S. State. Shreveport, La. 1104.
Wiener, Samuel G, '20E, 807 S. State. Shreveport, La. 1104.
Wilcox, Albert G, '22, 322 E. Ann.. Hornell, N Y. 1040-3.
Willcox, Russell S, '21, 924 E. Ann. Sparta. 1967-J.
Williams, Frances E, '21, 723 Oakland. La Grange, Ind. 936-W.
Williams, Henry E, '21, 1437 Washtenaw. Akron, 0. 319.
Williamson, George W, '21, 214 N. Ingalls. Toledo, 0. 1634.
Willson, Donovan, '22, 512 E. Jefferson. Flint.
Wilner, George D, grad., 801 Catherine. Plymouth, Pa. 1112-J.
Wilson, Alfred W, '21E, 925 Church. Detroit. 1826-M.
Wilson, Archibald D, '20, 514 E. Jefferson. Newcastle, Pa. 2576-J.
Wilson, Ben H, '21, 702 S. University. Toledo, 0. 63.
Wilson, Charles 0, '20E, 426 N. Ingalls. Muskegon. 16.
Wilson, David M, '19E. Ypsilanti.
Windham, Elwood A, '21E, 624 Packard. Port Huron. 1484.
Winkelman, Cassius, '21, 614 Monroe. 1257-R.
Winslow, Rollin R, '19L, 556 5. State. St. Joseph. 18.
Winter, Ben W, '21, 900 S. State. Detroit.
Witt, Edward D, '21, 548 S. State. St. Joseph. 236.
Wojtaszak, Ignatius A, '19E, 407 E. Huron. Ludington. 1384-M.
Wolfe, George B, '21L. Bradford, Pa.
Wolfe, Richard C, '22E, 437 Maynard. Chicago, Ill. 2707-W.
Wolfe, Saling H, '21E, 210 S. Thayer. Chicago, Ill. 2488-M.
Wong, Som Q, '19E, 118 N. Thayer. Canton, China. 2583-W.
Wood, David P, '20E, 806 Hill. Chicago, 111. 314.
Wood, Donald L, '20L. Maysville, Ky.
Wood, Gerald S, '21, 114 N. Division. Decatur. 126-W.
Wooley, Roscoe N, '21E, 538 Church. Coloma. 96-R.
Workman, Harry C, '20E, 821 E. University. 1127-W.
Wormley, Harold W, '21E, 314 N. Ingalls. Hudson. 2220.
Wulzinhoffer, I I, "'22, 337 Jefferson. 811-M.
Yardiner, Henry W, grad, 506 E. Liberty. Wakefield, R I. X283-M.
Yerkes, Robert G, '20, 1311 Hill. Detroit. 33.
Young, Donald C, '20, 523 Packard. 1213.
Zabel, Walter J, '19, 551 Church. Sturgis. 156-R.
Zanelli, Carlos, '19E, 603 S. State. Valparaiso, Chile. 783.
Zapp, Paul A, '21E, 1209 S. University. Chicago. 1217-W.
Zeder, James C, 816 Packard Bay City. 2438-R.
Zeigenbein, Walter E, '19, 509 S. Division. Jackson. 293-M.
Zimmerman, John E, '2IE, 718 Monroe. Detroit. 1172-M.


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Antonio, Octave, 1309 Wilmot. Flint. 2351-M.
Badner, Otto W, '20, 327 Thompson. 1147-M.
Baker, Frederick J, 300 E. Jefferson. 976-J.
Ball, Robert M, '22, 718 Monroe. Detroit. 1172-M.
Beattie, Orville R, '22E, 1126 Washtenaw. Charlevoix. 678-W.
Bond, James D, grad., 1437 Washtenaw. Hawaii. 319.
Carter, Frederick C, '21L, 1009 E. Catherine. Monessen, Pa. 1412-M.
Clark, Chester W, grad., 907 Lincoln. Ann Arbor. 191.
De Juan, Abel, '21M, 207 S. Ingalls. San Juan, Porto Rico. 1808-W.
Emery, Charles P, grad., 417 E. Huron. Benton Harbor. 1328.
'Fairchild, Raymond W, grad., 1028 E. University. Stevens Point,
Wis. 2566.
Fletcher, M Paul, '20E, 1408 Washtenaw. 343.
Hubbard, Harry D, '21L. Ypsilanti. 560-M.
Jensen, Knuit W, 509 S. Division. Christinia, Norway. 293-M.
Johnson, Edwin W, '22, 712 Oakland. Saginaw. 1164.
Koetz, Walter, grad, 924 E. University. Waterloo. 1467-J.
Stuhrberg, Carl H, '19L, 534 Hill. Ann Arbor. 3705.
Smythe, Elizabeth H, 923 Forest. Columbus, 0. 1344-W.
Taylor, Robert W, '22E, 1003 E. Huron. Grand Rapids. 909.

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LIBRARY SEALS
NOW EXPLAINED
The meanings of the seals on the
front of the new library building are
explained.
They represent the various kinds
of books that are to be in the Library.
There are in all 10 seals, which are as
follows, philosophy and religion, law,
earth sciences, physical sciences, med-
icine, mathematics and engineering,
the fine arts, poetry and music, dra-
ma, and history.
The work on the seals was done by
Ricci, a son of one of the partners of
the firm of Donnelly and Ricci, famous
New York sculptors. The seal proper

is delicately cut and being on the
north side of the building, where no
direct light can strike, stands forth
clearly. The borders, which are
deeper than the seals, are highly or-
namented. Thy were cut in the Bed-
ford, Indiana quarries.
These seals are considered the
sculp'tor's first work of importance.
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XYZ, care of Michigan Daily.
FOR SALE-32--30 Smith and Wesson
Officers' target model revolver, six
inch barrell. J. O. Scherer. Phone
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FOR SALE-One set of Orchestra
bells in best of condition. New.
Call 1487 between 6 and 7.
FOR SALE--Mandolin and leather
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1918 model, first class condition.
Call 131 between 5 and 7 P. M.
FOR SALE-Two May Festival coup-
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membership card No. 465. Return
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LOST-Black leather note book. Find-
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Reward.
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Finder please call 371, or at 604 S.
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