the li-
stood,"j
d History Study
"I do not think that the average stu-
nt will have occasion to refer to
e works often, for I do not think that
is necessary for him to go back to
sources. But there will be at the dis-
posal of the graduate student books on
chartography, books of discovery, and
contemporary woifks that gill be in-
valuable.
"Concerning the administration of
the new library there is little for me
to say. That will be in the hands of
University authorities."
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
MA
7:00 and 8:30
2
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS' NOTICE
n whic
ecognizE
kind' in
second
uich libi
5 years
the H
uantity has
Regent Clen
here the c
many pla
are of valu
wore. Managing editors and business managers of The Michi-
earl an Daily, Michiganensian, Gargoyle, Chimes, Students'
early Directory, Athletic program, the managing editor of the
ifinite Wolverine and any other publication oflicers needed, will be
appointed for the ensuing year by' the Board in Gontrol of
h the! Student Publications oil Saturday, April 22, 1922.
d as Applications for'any of these positions will be received
n this by the Board at any time prior to said meeting. Applications
I only and. recommendations should be addressed to the chairman
raries of the Board, Prof. F. N. Scott, and may be mailed or handed \
were to him or may be filed with Miss Allen at the Board office
.at the Press building.
form The Board rules relative to appointments are as follows:
Sec. 3. On or before the first day of 'May of each year,
been' the managing editor and business manager of each of the
ments. publications under the control of this Board, shall recom-
ollec- mend, by letter to the chairman of this Board, members of.
ces it their staffs to fill.the positions of managing editor and
te to business manager, respectively. The letters of recommen-
erest- dation'shall set forth the names of the men on the staff con-
istory sidered available for the place, their qualifications and
terms of service on the'publication in question and the rea-
sons for choosing the person receiving the highest recom-
mendation before the others.
E jSec..4. At any tiie before the date set for the appoint-
ment of the business manager and managing editor of pub-
lication or publications under the control of this Board, any
student in the University may make application for either
position by letter addressed to the chairman of this Board,
setting forth the experience and qualifications of the appli-
cant for the position sought. All such applications will be
en seti considered by this Board at the time of making the ap-
tk for pointments.
"D ice
a,
H. B. WARN:
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Jimmy Doyle, ex-jewel thief, plays square
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ALSO
iAR OLD 'LIOYD Comedy and PATI
Page 1)
i has be
Lch mon
man of naU
make the ad-
r'der to get the
ntry, they are
entire Univer-
rtnent or ac-
on will speak
E. R. SUNDERLAND,
Business Manager of the Board in Control
of Student Publications.
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T'S the smartest novelty of the Season to wear with
Tweed suits, coats and other sports apparel. No
woman's waldrobe is complete without one.
Sill scarfs of plain and fancy
weave in Roman stripes and
plain colors awill be on special
sale Saturday.
the
20.C
priatingj
t month.
campus
the loss
the en-,
I-
ANARGYRO S.
C.-A STOCKI OWNDBY P . O RILAAO coQ
WILL PLAY
ABOUT NOTHING"
ut Nothing" will bej
Loui Eich's classes
Reading at 8 o'clockl
.April 4, in Univer-
will be - one of the
c appearances of the
e semester. No 'ad-,
':rged.
ing At St. Joseph's
iss, '24, assistant on
ss staff, has been ill
s with pneumonia.
n tools a turn for the
nd yesterday he was
ing. He is at St. Jo-
A group of scarfs some in henna and black, of
orchid, blue, green and tan combined with con
colors. These scarfs regularly sell for $4.50 but
on sale Saturday for $2.95.
Quaint old-fashioned paisley effects are now the
in scarfs with fringed ends or honey shade or'
blue-green are regularly priced $6.50 will be on
$4.95 Saturday.
Plain colored scarfs come in orchid, rose, grey, tai
mato, and green. They are finely woven and a
wide. The shades will wear nicely with summe
or with Tweed suits. Values to $8.50 will sell for
(Second Floor)
be
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there are no buttons. This idea is the best ever.
one. You'll say so too, if you do.
Priced ,$2.00 to $5.00
/
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S. State St. at Willi