THE MICHIGAN DAILY___ ________

Michgan aily Supplement
To Student Directory
Clegg, *Gilbert, 1212, 736 S Slltale. Detroit. 38-J.
Cohen, Isadore W., '21, 1705 WVa,,1tenaw. Indin oihd. 550-W.
Cohn, Daniel, '24M,, 613 E. luron). Detroit. 19t-WV.
Cohn, Ralph F., 'l 11, 4:30 S. 1ifth?. Omaha, -Neb. 1100-W.
Conklin, Philip A., '22A, R. F. D. 6, Box 26. Cave, Ore. 7116-F-2.
Cook, John, '22, City Y. M. C. A. Hllsadale. 258.
Cook, Thomas R., 122E~, 1309 Gedides. Norwalk, 0.
Cory, Earl W., '24, 544 N. Main. Blackfoot, Idaho. 214-F-2.
Danglade, James H., '24, 720 S. State. Webb City, Mo. 1037-W.
Daugherty, Wave, '24, 236 S. Thayer. Iron River. 1657-Mli.
Davis, George H., '23, 517 S Division. Detroit. 2726-W.
Davis, H. W. C., '2311, 1233 Wa ;htenia w. Port H~uron. 1.097-11.
Deam, Roberta E., Grad., 731 Haven. BlaiTfton, Ind. 709-R.
D, an, Howard R., '23, 11120 Forest. Mitchell, S. ID. 890-MW.
iDeliey, Joseph E., '22, 916 Mour oo. Des Moines, Ia. 9904J.
Del Rosario, Vincenti M., 121L~, 1215 S. University. Philippine Islands.
Deniston, WV. I., '242, 1233 Waslitenaw. Buffalo, N. Y. 1097-R.
Dowsett, Dorothy, '24, 916 Mary. Jackson. 307.
Drysdale, Eleanor E., '23. 418 Thompson. Detroit. 782-It.
Eaton, Eleanor, '24, 925 S. State. Jackson. 779-R.
Egan, Helen G., S. of M., 911 E. Washington. Detroit. 923-R.
Evans, Albert B., '22E, 602 E. Washington. Peekskill N. Y. 1130.
Excell, Ralph H., '24, 905 E. Washington. Penn Yann, N. Y. 922-MW.
Fisch, George H., '23D, 119 N. Thayer. Detroit. 71-J.
Fisher, Iva M., 123, 1803 Hill. Battle Creek. 2598-U.
Fiske, Geo. Walter, '23IE, 1110 Michigatn. St. Mathews, Ky. 1975-MW.
Flower, Wallace M.L, '24, 1842 Austin. Chicago, Ill. 1238-W.
Foust, 'William L., '24, 821 E!. Washington. Canton, 0. 1815-M.
Fox, Florence E., '21, 1004 Olivia. Detroit. 2730.
° Franklin, Leo I., '24, 430 S. Fifth. Detroit. 1100-W.
Fu Ray, Edward T., '21D), 1007 E. Huron. Detroit. 1268.
Gault, James S., '21E., 1021 E. Huron. Detroit. 481-R.
Gibson, Herman W., '241), 1007 S. State. Findley, 0. 2387-M.
Gielow, Frederick C., '22, 918 S. State. Detroit. 2485-M~.x
Cindy, Roy E., '21E, 12:33 Washtenaw. Toledo, 0. 1097-It.
Glatz, Monroe, '23, 539 E. University. "Fremont, 0. 1064-U.
Goldberg, W. Abraham, '21, 613 E. Huron. Detroit. 190-W.
Goldin, Harry, 123D, 711 E. Ann. Pretoria, South Africa. 410-J.
Goldwater, Leonard J., '24, 820 E. Wash. New York, N. Y. 1165-W.
Goodman, Albert K., '24, 116 N. State. New York, N. Y. 410-MW.
Gordon, Lynn S., TI1E, S. of M., 1021 E. Huron. D~etroit. 481-R.
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N UMBER OF APPLICANTS FOR
CIVIL SERVICE INCREASES
Detroit, Mich., Jan. 6.-The unem-!
ployment condition's of the past two
months have increased the number of
applicants for civil service positions
at least 75 per cent, according to Si-
mon Myers, local secretary of the
United States Civil Service Examining
board. An average of 50 persons are
making application to take examina-
tions each day, Mr. Myers said. A few

months ago many days passed without
a single applicant.
During the period preceding Christ-
mas a year ago postof lice authorities
were unable to obtain sufficient help
to handle the mails here and were
obliged to wait until various colleges
and schools in the state closed to ob-
tain extra help.
This year 8,000 persons applied for
extra work during the holidays. Only
about 500 of these could be given
work.


Reu-Adjustment Sale
Now On

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Oxfords and Pumps-for' Men and Women.
This cut takes care of three different things:
Tihe Break in Wholesale Prices
Any Further Break that may happen in Spring
And Our Usual Mid-Winter Reductions
A MOST FAVORABLE CHANCE TO BUY HIGH! GRADE
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12:05 A. M.

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VALUED UP TO $60.00, NOW
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