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eeting of the appointment
at the Union last night
Secretary George Hurley,
ered his resignation to take
ember 1. In a statement to
lent of the Union, Hurley
he would not be in a posi-
ept reappointment next fall.
the completion of his du-
ptember he will resume the
f law.
ating a new policy, standing
s will be appointed at the
each school year in order
may work in conjunction
president, of the Union dur-
unmer term. Two assistant
secretaries will supply stu-
nizations with general in-

man meetings committee, Albert C.
Jacobs, '21; Fall reception committee,
Grattan L. Rourke, '21; Publicity
committee; Chester M. Campbell, '21;
Billiards committee, William H. In-
gham, '21; Bowling committee,' Elian
Rorick, '21; Sunday afternoon meet-
ings committee, Maynard A. Newton,
'22; Assistant recording secretaries,
Frank Lee, '22, Gerald K. O'Brien, '22;
Student member at large, Gilbert P.
Shafer, '20A,-1
20 Men Needed For Summer WorkI
Twenty men are wanted for sum-
mer work by the building and grounds
department of the University. The
work will last throughout the sum-
mer andwill be on the University
grounds and buildings.
Applicants are requested to report to
Mr. E. C. Pardon, superintendent of
the buildings and grounds depart-
ment, telephone 2486.
John Markey Improving Slowly
John Markey, former city alderman,
who was injured Tuesday morning by1
an explosion at the new Barton Hills
country club is improving slowly, ac-
cording-to reports from Saint Joseph's
sanitarium. According to nurses in
charge of the case, this is a hope of
saving both eyes.
English 25 Exam in Memorial Hall
The examination in English 25 will
be given at 9 o'clock, June 14, in the
upper lecture room of Alumni Mem-
orial hall.
$25 REWARD, for the return or in-
formation as to the present location
of UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS No.
3-32642, No. 5 454663. Hamilton Busi-
ness College, State= and William Sts.
-adv.

Finals in b as and fraternity
tennis tourneys will be played off this
morning. Yesterday Zemon, '23, beat
Gustus, '23, 5-7, 15-13, 7-5, and San-
chez, '23E, won from Dyason, '21D,
9-7, 6-0.
Sanchez and Zemon are now in the
final round and will play Monday for
the championship.
In the fraternity series Delta Tau
Delta won from Phi Rho Sigma by a
2 to 1 score. The Delta Tau Deltas will
play the winner of the matches be-
tween Trigon and Chi Psi for the title.
$25 REWARD, for the return or in-
formation as to the present location
of UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS No.
3-32642, No. 5 454663. Hamilton Busi-
ness College, State and William Sts.
-adv.
We have an attractive auto acces-
sory which you can sell and make
good money during vacatoin. Write
for particulars. THE JIFFY COM-
PANY, INC., 742 Market Street, San
Francisco.-Adv.
Fraternity Hat Bands-Wild & Co.,
311 S. State St.-Adv.

Hamilton Business ColIc
State and William Ann A

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Standing committees for 1920-1921
are as follows: house committee.
James I. McClintock, '21L; chairman.
Lester E. Waterbury, '21L, L. A.
Gaines, Jr., '21E, Angus Goetz, '22M,
George Brophy, '22L, student mem-
bers. Herbert C. Watkins, '11, and
Harry O. Potter, '07, alumni members.
Professor Henry E. Riggs, faculty
member. Entertainment committee,
Guy S. Shoemaker, '21E; Dance com-
mittee, Alfred L. May, '22E; Fresh-

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