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'Amateur finishing
719 N. University Ave,

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'SOPH ENGINEERS COMPLETE
PLANS FOR ANNUAL 'POW.FrWOW"
Soph engineers met Tuesday morn-
ing, and completed arrangements for
the annual "PoW-wow," which will be
hield Friday night, May 22, above the
Argo dam on the Huron'river. The 400
second year boiler makers will meet at
the Michigan Central station at 7:15
o'clock, and march in a body to the
scene of the festivities. Kegs of ginger-
ale and a plentiful supply of smokes
and eats will be provided. Dean M. E.
Cooley, of the engineering department,
and several other faculty members

ORPHEUM
Watch this "Space
Wed. May 183-Patthe Weekly
The Secret Marriage
Thur. May i 4-Bray Cartoon Comedy
CDL. HEEZA LIAR IN MEXICO
WASHINGTON AT VALLEY FORGE
FBI. May 18-Pxeaturing Farl Williams
The Mischief Maker
Sat. May 16-Edith Story in
The Helpful Sister
Mon.-Tues. Mayl 8.19-Wmn. arnumn
THE REDEMPTION of DAVID CORSON
-~By Charies Fredric Goss

WHITNEY
SATURDAY MAY 16
Matinee and Night
Pabst Milwaukee
German Theatre Co.
Direction-Conrad Bolton
PRESENTING IN GERMAN
COMEDY IN 3 ACTS
Now On Tour to
Enormous Business.--~
Great Success.
NOTE-Entire Perform.
ance to be given in
German. Benefit of
Educational Fuend" o I
German Societies.
Prices-tOO 75-50-25.
SEATLS NOW SELLING

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Hio'MON., MAY 181h
Hariso .Crey- Fiske
Presents
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604 E. Liberty


COMPANY IN
Mrs
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AN AMERICAN COMEDY
BY HARRY JAMES SMITH
Seats Thor-50c to $2.00

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will talk.
The following men were elected to
take charge of the affair: general
chairman, Francis T. Mack; smokes
committee, E. F. Bucher; refreshments
committee, Paul Wagner; and fire
committee, W. A. Brown.

W~ednesday nu IfBeginning
ato ti 5o RR C on.May ix
i ~Nightis 25C to $2
weber & Fields
in HOKEY POKEY

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There is a shop,
"Proprietor "P'op;
Serves things to eat
Both good and sweet
Will tteat you right
Morn, noon and night

"POP,

BANCROFT

722 Monroe
Cigars, Cigarettes. Tobacto
Stuitk~nauy, Candy. Magazines
etc,

Famous Sosf o e

Rubber

Soles

$5.0o

Bostonian rubber soled Shoes and Oxfords are becoiningi
famous among college men because of the way they
wear, fit and hold shape AND ALSO BE CA U SFlWE
CHARGE YOU
$5.00 and $4.50 not $6.00 and $7.90
Out of hundreds of pairs sold by us we do' not know of
at single pair that ever went wrong in any way. All
styles have the spliced leather toe piuce. Buy thenm at
THE CAMPr"US DOOT"IEROY
50 S. State
Dowim Torun.Stow-c 21ss3b airi-Allmiv-ndeD IFoz-th.e

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PRIESTS OF THE FOREST. yield a run. B~aker hit. Regan's error
EIECT ELEVEN J1UNTOR LITS let Baer on, and Quaintance slashed
safely to right, Baugher's desperate
D~ruids, priests of the forest, emuerg- effort failing to cut off the hit. H4ughitt
ed from their hidden abodes near Pi-A and. Sheehy struck out, however, and
id Rock last night, and endowed eleven Hwropdt irt nteegt
junior lits with the priestly orders of,
1Quaintance knocked in another run,
the senior literary honorary society. H utghitt being second by a fielders
The converts are: Robert Barnum, choice and steal.
Loui Fridman RuolphHoffan, Cornell nearly scored in the last
George Johnston, Lyle Harris, CharlesfrmonMcia'mspy.Adr
Kendick Harld acey Hoardwas credited with a hit when four
Marsh, Harold C.. Tait, Robert Tanna'- fielders let his fly fall untouched back
hill, John R. Watkins. of second., A wild pitch sent him to
FIVEENGIEERSUIIOEN * second, and a passed ball to third. Hal-
P~llALCHMISTS SOIETYstead struck out for the second dead
FORALHEISTSOCET one, but Keating walked.
What might have been a serious ac-
Alchemnists, past masters in black cident occurred at this juncture, Baer
magic and conjury, initiated flue engi-a
nan Hughiitt having a collision at -the
veers into their mystic circle of chem- Crelpae' u-u na ihfu
ists last night. The new men are: Carl from e's dbat. o hiehwere
S.~ro Reogahes, HarolBothSmitnWaete
S. lomhei, Hrol J.Smih, altr 'thrown to the ground against the con-
Watson, Edward Dertree, and F. 13. Crete work, but neither were hurt. A
Dixon. moment later Sisler relieved the anxi-

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All the laes syles
GENUINE EQUIDOR PANAMAS
MADE UP TO YOUR ORDER
U P-TO-DATE
Soft aend Stiff Hats at all
prices
Panama and Straw Hats Bleached and
Blocked without injury to the Hat.
FACTO'RY HnAT STORE
118 E, Huron St, Near Allenel Hotel

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Glee Clubs Will Dance at the Union
The weekly Union dance for Satur-
day, May 23, will be turned over to the
Combined musical clubs in order that
they may entertain the members of the
visiting California Glee club. It is ex-
pected that the members of the two
organizations, will utilize practically
the entire 100 tickets. Any tickets
which are left over will be sold to Un-
ion members as usual.

ety by catching Regan's
put-out of the game.
The score followvs:-
Micigan
AB
Sheehy cf..........5
Howard. lb.........5
McQueen 2b.......4
Sisler If...........4
Benton rf..........4
Baker ss ...........2
Hughitt 3b........ .4
Baerc .............4
Qualntance p......4

fly for the least

We have the bt.st asortmtnt of
+Cho colsw tss arid Born B'Ofts
All kixida of f..ziy fee c-eroam8 for Paw-tis
Try our ruit S"Undaes after the 'Theatre
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flay Alumnus 1ill Be Out Tomorrow
The May number of the Alumnus will
be off the press tomorrowv featuring
the organization. and work of the Kan-
sas, City association. Another article
will outline the plans for the new sci-
ence building which is soon to be erect-
ed.

Totals..........36
* Donovan called out
running off base line.
Cornell

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FOR LADIES AND GENTS

iblack and tan
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calfskin,

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Prices $3.50 to $6.00

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CORNELL FAILS TO CROSS PAN ON
QUAINTANCE
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was inspired by the auspicious occfis-
ion and doubled. Benton whiffed, but
Regan could hold things in check? no
5 longer. Baker worked him for a walk,
and Hughitt and Baer broke loose with
singles, Sisler and Baker scoring.
Cornell had threatened in every
round, m'aking a strong bid in the sec-
ond when Keating tore off a double
with a man on first. Fast fielding by
Sisler kept the Cornelian on third,-how-
ever, and Regan grounded to Hughitt
for the third out.
Michigan filled the bases in the sixth,
with one out, but Regan refused to

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Bills ss ............3 0.
Baugher rf..........4 0
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Keating lb..........2 0
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Totals


.29 0 3 24 12 21

Innings ........1 2 34 56 789-R I
Michigan ......0 00 20 0 0 1*
Cornell .......0 00o00o00o00- 0
Earned runs-Michigan 1; two bas!
hits-Sisler, Keating; stolen bases-
Hughitt, Donovan, Bills, Keating;
Struck out-by Quaintance 8, by Re-
gan 9; first ba~ on balls-off Quaint-#
ance 4, off.Regan 2; hit by pitcher-byI
Quaintance 2 (Halstead,Keating;) wild
pitch-Quaintance; passed ball-Baer;
left on bases-Michigan 9, Cornell 8;
first base on errors-Michigan 1, Cor-
nell 2; time-2 hr. 15 min.;umie p
Davis. umpire

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TAILOR
NLTMBFER 611 WEST FORT STRIXwr
D)ETROI'T, mcH.

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WILL GIVE SPECIAL
ATTENTION To A NARBOE S~Trr, _ s

The New

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WCream Candy :0 Ligi
We make our owen candy
'2 S. Main St.N

fit Lunches
lear Liberty

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is an important part of being
wel'desed-
A good appearance is of
course necessary, but perman-
ent satisfaction can only be
had when the garment is well
made.
Our coatmakers are experts
in their line and do the work
to our own shop.

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Seniors

Beautiful Philippine embroidered Victor Reerds of the May Festival
waist patterns, complete at reduced Artiets at Grinnell Bros. 120 and 122
prices, Arts and Crafts shop, corner E~. Liberty St. 158
5th and Iberty. 159-60-61.- -__

eript ten styles
Oman....
taded roman
ethic.
iaded Gothic

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iEngraved Card
0 Cards and Plate
*$1.2i Plain Old English
*$2o0 Shaded " "
*$3.00' Plain French Script
*$2.00 Shaded " "
*$2.25. Astor Text New

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WEARE HE ONLY
STUDENT SUPPLY ST 4RE
THE HOUSE WITH THE GOODS AND BEST SERVICE

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$3.oo
$2.00
$3.o0
$3oo

Mourning cards additional per loo
10o Cards fromn your plate 75c
Haller Jewelry Cou.
Phone 634 State St., Jewelers 306 S.

Michigan Pins--Fobs--spoons-P'enn'ants
KODAK SUPPLIES
Morse's and Gilbert's Candy

WAGNERL
importing
Tailors

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State
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