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Train Due: To Arrive In PiI
At 10:30 O'Clock Tomo
Stops Are Planlned
*ILL ATTEND BA)
r nal plans for the ente
al reception of the Varskt
t 'Sesqui-centennial expo,
P iladelphia, have been mad(
of anization will leave today
0110 train for that city. r evi
'A-e made en route and
to present specifications, eve;
o ,,the time 'allotted for the
betaken up. With the excel
fV last minute alterations ii
s nel due= to scholastic d
° y member of the handv
-tl trip.
he train is due to arrive al
ti ore and Ohio station in
p aa at 10:30 o'clock tomorrc
l . The musicians will be
tW Bellevue-Stratford hotelI
ai will also make their heat
tr re while in the city. T1
grove to the Sesqui-center
h1 ition in the afternoon and
a oncert at the Tower of Li
1. 0 until 2 o'clock.
hen these exercises are o
tk band will be taken on
In pection of the various but
t exposition. There will
e rcises at the Slate Roof f
Hi h street, where a flag will
seated by Mason P. Rumn(
president of the Alumni ass
TI s willconclude the prograr
e band will remain atl
pYR overnight and will pr(
1B timore the next day in tim4
at the Michigan-Navy footba.
A arrangemeints :;for. the ti
begn negotiated by Rober~t A
be' secretary of the U fivers
i acuilty manager of the Ba
C pbell will. accompany tl
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ForignWatt's MUSEUM SUBMITTED TO ARCHITECT
I"in a 1 eq ui nnit plans fo telie ne1 other three are of former directors
l useunii ave h ent- comletedt and spilt' or the museum: J. B. Steere, Abraham
!o the areliit eet. it htas heen anznounlcedl. Sager and Alexander 'Winchell. The
Corn det e planas for the bui Iding are head(s xwill be in high relief and rough
exp~ect ed to Ie f tii- ed in a week or in out line in order that they may be
ten days. Shortly a tie-cr tis release of .seen clarly. The material used, for
the architects plans I hose,, for 11we these is Indiana limestone. The
:::":::::q:::.men::willEhe given oul, for bids, . 1\luseum which will be triangular in
jNine heads, thelienodelN for" which shape will have three of the heads on
r I are now beit n ade under the direr - 1he front and three on the two ad-
iHon of Prof. C. W. Anigell, atre to he jiteent sides, placed thirty feet from
in ountedM on the oultside of the build- the ground.
inzg. Six of the heads; are o1' early
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:ilila , llir Brogi e in odels Olt dis~play
ii i .c.- yOUi to call and itnmpct the new
Fall aiells now on display.
fasts and Ptterns e xciuszvely our own tdcs :

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ty band at
sition at
le, and the
Yon a spe-
eral stops
according'
ry minute
trip will
option of a,
in the per-'
iflicul ties,
will make
t the. Bal-
Philadel '
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taken to
for lunch
Aquarters
They will
nnial vex-
Swill give
,ight from
compl'e'ted
a tour ofj
idings of
also be l
House on
1 be pre-
icy, '08E,
;ociation.
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all game.
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and. Mr.
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Who will lead the Opposition party in'
the Canadian House of Commons next! Rear Admiiral Guy H. Burrage
year. He was elected temporary!i Command of the American fleet in
House leader at a caucus of the elect- European waters has been placed III
ed Conservative members of Parlia- . the hands of Rear Admiral Guy 11.
ment. Burrage.


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anniv rsary coxlf'rence, the American
Library association has published five
volumes on library management, sur-
veys f Uniited States libraries, and
vario s other works connected in the
man With 'the 'administrative functions
of libraries.
Thele ?is a two volume set, "Survey
of Libraries in the United States";
"Libr rie~ and Adult Education, in
the IwrWtihg 'which William~ W. Bishop,
libraran, of th', University of Michi-
gan, li d a hand ; a volume on "Library
Exten on" ; and 'the "A. L. A. Cata-
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Iended list; of 10,800 titles and is in-
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is the index of authors and titles
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more than ofne third of the book. The
list o~ titles contains under each, a
brief synopsis of the work, thus mak-
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propriate books. The volume is pub-
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The{ books are at present not avail-
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