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..^ r.AT.I.Ten  IfhncTING  QP  the board  of  TRUSTTgES  OP  PURDUE  mjIVTCR.gTTY
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Eliza Fowler ixall, November 21,   1921 11 A.M.
The Board  of  Trustees met   in special  session at  11 A.M. November  21,   1921,   in Eliza Fowler ixall.
As President Oliver had  not yet arrived,  Vice-President Hobbs presided.
Secretary Ellsworth  called  the  roll and the following  named nembers   responded:
Mr. F.F.Chandler,
Mr. C.M.xtobbs,
Mr. J.A.Hillenbrand,
Mr. H.W.Marshall, Mrs.  Meredith,
Mr. J.W.Noel,
Mr. D.K.Boss.
''^'^''-'-^Oc^/v Secretary Ellsworth  read  the minutes of  the meeting of Oct-
obar 12,   1921,  which were approved as  read.
Mr.  Marshall   said  that  11  A.M.  was  the  time   set  for the  open-
te:^^?'^        ing of  bids for  the heating,   plumbing and  lighting of  the Home
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J  Economics Building.  The bidders were admitted and Mr. Marshall opened and read the bids.
During the reading of bids. President Oliver entered and took
the chair.
After all the bids had been opened and read, Mr. Noel moved that they be referred to Mr. Daggett, the architect, for tabulation. (See File A) Mr. Hobbs seconded the motion, which passed unanimously; and the architect and bidders withdrew.
Mr. Marshall presented communications as follows: 1.  A letter from M.B.Thunnan, internal revenue collect.r. regard- ^^^ ing the purchase of alcohol for the University, stating that the
institution was now fully recognized as a State University, and would be permitted to withdraw alcohol free of tax.
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