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The Shop on the way
down town.
214 East Washington Street
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK
101-103-105 South Main Street
Capital, $100,000
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Suits Cleaned and Pressed
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Oor. Main and Huron---Over Farmer's
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Surplus and Profits,
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Capital Stock $50,000,000
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SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR
GAS COOKING
For Fraternity and Club Houses
Increases Cleanliness and Efficiency. Telephone for our
Representative to call and give you expert advice for your Kitchen Equip-
ment.
Washtenaw asCompany
-Names of the members of the Dent-e
scher Verein who have not paid theirs
dues, or have failed to attend moref
than three meetings, will be taken out)
of the Michiganensian as well as fromc
the membership roll. The action hasi
been enforced in accordance with theE
constitution of the society.
-The University of Michigan sectiont
of the American Chemical society willE
meet this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Dr.
F. E. Bartell will deliver an addressr
on, 11Some Osmotic Experiments withv
Porcelain Membranes."t
-Because no one candidate received
a majority at last Thursday's election-
of student councilman from the sen-.
ior engineering class, another electionF
will be held at 11:00 o'clock today inI
room 348. The candidates to be votedE
upon are Davis Dudley and Charles
Howell.1
-Prof. R. X. Wenley will not be ablec
to meet his classes today as he is
troubled with a severe cold.
-The following committee has beenc
appointed to take charge of Saturday3
night's membership dance at the Un-
ion. Renville Wheat, '14, Chairman,
P. Z. King, '17, S. J. Steen, '16E, W. J.
Goodwin, '16L, H. R. Williams, '15L.
Tickets will be placed on sale at 5:00t
o'clock today at the desk.
-A get-acquainted cabaret smoker
will be held in the Druid rooms to-
morrow night. All members of the<
Barristers, Vulcans and Druids are in-
vited to the affair. Cigars cigarettes
and cider will help to make up an1
enjoyable evening. 4
-Michigamua members will give a
sleigh ride to Dexter tomorrow night.r
They will meet at 6:00 o'clock, and a
supper will be served in Ann Arbor
after which about 20 membert and
their friends will go to the Dexter Op-
era house where a dance will be given.
-As no trace has been found of the
picture by 'Helen Hyde, which was
stolen last week from the art exhibit
in Memorial hall, the authorities of the
Ann Arbor Art association think they
will have to replace it, if such a thing
is possible. Nothing has been done as
yet, inasmuch as those in charge of the
exhibit still hope that the picture will
be returned.
Dr. W. B. Hinsdale, dean of the hom-
eopathic medical college will return
today from Chicago, where he has been
attending 'a meeting of the College
Alliance of the American Institute of
Homeopathy. Dr. Hinsdale also at-
tended a congress of state medical
licensing boards from all the states
that were holding a convention there.
-Prof. Filibert Roth, dean of the for-
estry department, has accepted an in-
vitation from the forestry club of To-
ronto University, to deliver the princi-
pal address at the annual banquet of
the club on March 5.
-Professors Thomas C. Trueblood,
and Richard D.T. Hollister, of the ora-
tory department will give extension
lectures tonight and Friday night,
Prof. Trueblood presenting "Julius
Caesar" in Bay City and Gran Ledge,
and Prof. Hollister appearing in Mac-
beth" in Dewitt and Lansing,
-The soph pharmic class elected the
following officers yesterday: president,
R. G. Arner; vice-president, A. J. Hal-
gren; secretary, 0. A. Brines; treasur-
er, E. W. Crysler; athletic manager,
R. M. McGregor. The president ap-
pointed the following social commit-
tee; W. L. Seibert, chairman, T. C.
Kerr; W. D. Cochran.
-Soph engineers will hold a smoker
at the Union next Tuesday night. The
speakers for the occasion will be Pro-
fessors W. D. Henderson, and J. R.
Allen, of the faculty. Tickets are now
on sale, and may be purchased from
members of the committee at 25 cents
each.
-Several members of the faculty of
the biology department are at pres-
ent engaged in research work of va-
rious kinds, and during the coming
months, a great many papers covering
various phases of scientific investiga-
tion will be sent out from the univer-
sity.
-Wright's saxophone trio has been
procured for the annual spring formal
party of the Barristers, Vulcans and
Druids which will be held at the Union
on Friday evening, March 6. The hall
will be redecorated for the occasion.
Frank Murphy, '14L, is the general
chairman of the affair.
-The-University of Michigan Forester,
the quarterly published by the students
of the forestry department, was issued
yesterday. Dean Filibert Roth has an
article, in which he gives the opinions
of graduates in the field as to how the
forestry department could be improv-
ed. Prof. P. S. Lovejoy, of° the faculty,
has an article on the recent National
Conservation congress at Washington.
-Bids for the new science building.
now being let by Architect A. C. Kuhn
of Detroit, will be discussed at the re-
gents meeting on March 27. Final ac-
tion on the new lit-medic course will
be taken at this time also.
-The cold weather has interfered con-
siderably with the construction of the
roadbed for the electric railroad that
will connect the Michigan Central
tracks with the new university power
house and storerooms. It spite- of the
delays, it is expected to have the spur
connected by the latter part of May.
The bridge across Washington street
has been completed.
-A series of tests have been conduct-
ed from the car in the naval tank, cal-
ibrating the current meters for gaging
streams. By means of propellers at-
tached to the car, an accurate test can
be made of the meters, which in turn
are used in estimating the rate of
current in a stream of water.
President Accepts Alumni Invitations
President Harry B. Hutchins ac-
cepted three invitations yesterday to
alumni banquets to be held in April.
He will go to Kansas City April 4,
Springfield, Ill., April 7, and Chicago
April 23. Deans M. E Cooley, H. M.
Bates and J. R. Effinger will probably
attend the Chicago banquet,
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"The Kleptomaniac," a one-act farce,
by Margaret Cameron, will be present-
ed by the Women's Dramatic associa-
tion in Sarah Caswell Angell hall at
4:00 o'clock this afternoon, and all
women are Invited to come. Those who
did not join the association at its last
meeting, may .sign up for membership
this afternoon. All university women
interested in dramatics in any form are
eligible. Present members are reo
quested to pay their dues to the treas-
urer either immediately before or af-
ter this afternoon's performance.
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the Symphonic league, and the Y. W.
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Lenses duplicated and eyeglasses Shop Billiard Hall, 118-120 E. Liberty
repaired at Haller Jewelry Co. St. Phone 1721.
C. A., will give a joint membership
party at 4:00 o'clock Friday afternoon
in Newberry hall. A short play, enti-
tled "The Gentle Jury," will be pre-
sented under the auspices of the Wom-
en's Dramatic association.
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Candidates for chorus parts in the
junior play are asked to refer to the
list posted in the women's league room
in University hall. . All women whose
names appear there are requested to
meet Mr. Kenyon at 8:30
urday morning, February
Caswell Angell hall.
Those women who hav
lied of their eligibility t
will be met by the junio
mittee at 4:00 o'clock th
in Barbour gymnasium.
Girl's Glee club will n
o'clock this afternoon, at
tenaw avenue.
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