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For information relative to dancing.
or music for receptions, banquets,
or dancing parties, call on
RUSS GRANGER
310-312 Maynard Street. Phone 2 4 -.
Granger's Academy, Office and
Residence.
YOU CAN GET A
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At Tttle's, 338 S. State.
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OHIO. CENTRAL LINES
DIRECT LINE
TOLEDO TO COLUMBUS,
Parlor Car a alTrains
BOYS if you want
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Go to CAPT. C. H. MINNIS,
606 E. William St
PICKWICK BILLIARD ROOM
AND
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ENTHUSIASTIC FOR PARKER.
About fifty democratic students of
the university met at Newberry hall
at one o'clock yesterday for the pur-
pose of organizing a Parker Club.
Speeches were made by many of
those present, all of : whom voiced
the general opinion that the dem-
ocratic student body desired the nom-
ination of a strong and conservative
man, by the democrats for president.
The temporary chairman of the meet.
ing, Roscoe Huston, was authorized
to apoint a committee of five to draw
up resolutions to be presented at an
other meeting to be called at Newber-
ry hall next Saturday evening, March
19, at 7 o'clock, to which all demo-
cratic students in the university are
invited.
The members of the committee ap-
pointed to draw up resolutions are:
Charles Batt, senior law, chairman;
Sanford Trippett, senior law; George
Sommers, fresh law; Mr. Worsham,
fresh law; Geo. P. Shidler, fresh med-
ic.
'07 LIT CLASS MEETING.
A meeting of the '07 lit class was
held in room C of University hall yes-
terday afternoon. At the request of
the basket ball girls, red and white
were selected as class colors. It was
also decided to pay part of the ex-
pense toward sweaters and cats for
the track team.
INSURANCE LECTURES POST-
PO N E.D.
Ailes M. Dawson's lecture on "Fra-
ternal Insurance" and "Valuation in
D amages," announced for Thursday,
March 17, have heen povstpsoned in-
definitely.
Lost--Gold watch and fob. Please
return to 219 S. Thayer street.
Chafing aishes at Haller's Jewelry
Store. tf.

"SINFONIA" CONVENTION.
"Sinfonia," the School of Music fra-
ternity, will hold its annuol conven-
tion in Ann Arbor, May 18, 19 and 20.
Many famous musicians will be pres-
ent and great plans are being made
for their entertainment. Business ses-
sions will be held in connection with
the musical program, but the great
function will be a concert given by
the delegates present, which promises
to be one of the musical events of
Ann Arbor. Invitations will be issued
by the Fraternity. The. concert will
be followed by a banquet and a ball.
The Sinfonia fraternity is not as yet
a large organization, but there are 7
chapters in the United States, at Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Ithaca, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Ann Arbor, and one at
present being organized in Detroit.
Delegates will be present from, every
chapter
PREPARATIONS FORBASKETBALL
The first of the inter-class series of
basket ball games will be played Fri-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock in Barboiir
gym. The game will be between the
girls of the freshman and sophomore
classes, and will undoubtedly be very
enthusiastic, Both first and second
year girls have aroused a great deal
of spirit by successive yell anid acng
meetings. Being the first game of the
season,^will also increase the interest.
Following the example of the fresh-
man and sophomore classes, the jun-
iors are to hold an informal entertain-
ment to practice songs and yells. The
entertainment is to take the novel
form of a "Dutch treat," and each girl
is requested to bring a nickle's worth
of cracker-jack with her to the gym,
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Dancing is to form part of the enter-
tainment.
NOTICE DEMOCRATS.
Meeting in Newberry hall, Saturday,
March 19, 7:30 p. m. 19-20
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AT
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JAS. W. REID, Prop. 312 State St., S.
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Fine Lunches in Connection.
Everything Neat and Clean.
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