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ILLETIN

Y 19, 1921.

Numlber 160.

will be held Thursday at 12:15 o'clock, at
/ MARCUS L. WARD.

roup, Camp Davis:
s, Transportation Manager, will be in the instrument
of Surveying, from 1:30 to 5 p. in., Thursday, May 19,
Saturday morning, May' 21, ate which times he should
y student, so that final arrangements may be made for
4rbor to Camp Davis. C. T. JOHNSTON.
ulnation in Chemistry 3a:
ections 2, 3, 4, 5). The last examination absentees may
y examination Thursday, May 19, at 4 p. mn. in Room
ling. BYRON A. SOULE.
V' class in Education 52 b will meet as usual, Friday
tu Hal A. S., WHITNIM.

RAIL HEADS DOUBT
W AGE ADJUSTMENT
(By Associated Press)
Washington, May 18. -- Announce-
ment of the .decision of the railroad
labor board to readjust downward
wages of employees of the carriers
was received with some reserve to-
night by railroad exe~uti~jes who are,
here in connection with hearings be-
f're the senate interstate commerce
committee.
Because the percentages of decrease
have not been determined, the execu-
tives generally regarded the announce-
ment as more or less indefinite. There
was also some indication of disap-
pointment because the revision would
not become effective until July 1.
:11ARGARET McINTYRE, '23,
TO HEAkD JUNIOR ADVISERS
Margaret McIntyre, '23, hasL been
named 'chairman of the junior advis-
ers for next year by Dean Myra B. Jor-
dan. lone Ely, '23., will be assistant
chairman and Margaret Kraus,a '23,
treasurer.,
For Phil Diamond's Orchestra, call
2695-M. -Adv.
Let a'classifled' ad find that lost ar-
tlcle.-Adv.

WVAHR'S

MICHIANJEW VEL R
Make Your Selection for Comuueliemeat Early
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RINGS AND PINS TO CHOOSE
DISTINCTIVE IN QUALITY AND DESIGN

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BOO KS TO

Craftsmen's Club-Tickets for the iII
annual banquet June 4, may be obtain-
ed from Henry Ward, Fred. Redem~ky, -
Ned Smith, Hugh Bell, Frank Walters,
Robert Campbell. Only members of
the club are-expected to attend.=Adv.,=

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Have your noon lunch
AT THE
"GREY SHOP"'
LUNCH SPECIALS
EVERY DAY

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HURSI)AY
mbers of De Molay meet
lunchebun.1
of entire business staff
sof Gargoyle, Press
of Bayonne club, room'
band meets for concert
,ing on the steps of the
nt meeting of Boxing

blanket presentation which will take
place at the; same time were rendered
-at the meeting. It was decided by the
council that in the future the blanket'
presentation should be held after the
regular school session had ended so
that track and baseball men might be
-present to participate in the exercises.
CHICAGO SYMPHONY OPENS
MAY FESTIVAL SERIES
(Continued from Page One)
f/stival, Aurg. 26, 1846. Mendelssohn
devoted severa~l years to the composi;
tion of this, work, which contains
more of the good points of his comn-
position than any work of, this nature'
which preceded it. The critical lit-
erature, of the time gives glowing ac-
counts of its originality ,and power.
Want anything? If you want what
youi want, when you want, it, use a
Want Ad in the Michikan Dail*-Adv.
Dance of the May, Dexter; F'riday,
May 20. IHague Park drchadstra.Av

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the- Musical clubs of the
reques~ted to meet at 10:15
night in the lobby of the
go from there for a "feed"
as a compliment for the,
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