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The Orderl of The Day
DRESS
UP*
*Uncle Sam is enjoying an un-
precedented era of prosperity
and he is going to show it this
week. DRESS-UP Week will
be nation-wide. Men and young
Men from Maine to California are going to
tog out in new Spring Clothes.
Our part in DRESS-UP Week is to fur-
nish the new Spring .Clothes, and we are
prepared to do it with a large, new, crisp
assortment of
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Don't lag behind the procession.! Come
in and slip into one of these f ine'suits-
snappy styles for young men-- conserva-
tive styles for older men and half-mway'be-
tween styles in scores of patterns and fabrics.
$20, $22.50, $25.9 $27.50,
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N. F. ALLEN CO.
3 DAYS COM. TONIGHT
Matinees - Fri. and Sat. 3 P. MI.
Niglts-7:30 anid 9 o'clock
A Premier Vaudeville
Bill
MY STERY -- MAGIC -
ILLUSION-BLACK
ART
THE MASTER of MYSTERY
Presenting a short sseance in
S PIITI U ALISMV
In which the marvels of
tee famous Davenport Bros.
a'e exploited. With bun-
dikits of lights blazing and
mull~ viewof the audience,
mu~cal iustrumlents a r' e
plaed, hells r u n g and
othe~ objects manipulated
k, Spirit Hands
lainly Seen
T 1h e 'eputed Ghosts of Katie
King Caglostro materializedl.
Also, t*~ most magnificent and
startling of all iliusiorvs.
CARTEI,Master of Mystery
presents
The Iran's Bride
0 ,000 pr0ol~ction otSpeclacu ar
and 'Wird Illusions.
R clhar4.s & Kyle
in e REGULAA CLUB FELLOW"
Bert lHward
"RUBE CONEDIAN"
Bell 8& va
SINGING, DANCING''ad TRAMP-
OLINE ACV
Kiisviite i Elected Captain fo Next Sea-
soni; Carroll Pr(,si~kellt
PLNTO ENTERTAIN
PRPSCHOOL MEN
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SaturdaY, .Tille 3
8:00-12 :00, A. M.-University build-
ings open to visitors.
9 :30-11 ::30 A. M.--Baseball--Notre
Dame vs. Michigan.
2:00-4:30 P. M.---Finals in all events
at Ferry field.
6:00 P. M.--Athletic dinner at Michi-
gan Union.
7:00 P. M.--"Farewell"' mass meet-
ing--awarding of track "M's" and cups
and medals won in Interscholastic.
BASEBALL TEAL GOES TLIROL'VII
SIG~NAL AN)D}FIELILNG D1RIL
Arrangements Being Mlade for Visiting'
Athletes ofI Occasion of
Interscholastic Meet;
WILL SEE ANNUAL (SAP ]NIGHT
Practically all arrangements have
now been completed for the Inter-
scholastic meet to be held Friday and
Saturday, June 2 and 3. Aside from the
actual running off of events on the
athletic program, other entertainment
leas been arranged for the visiting prep
school athletes.
Lodging and meals will be furnished
the boys by fraternities and other or-
ganizations on the campus. so that
the only expense to which the teams
are put is their transportation. The
preliminaries in the various athletic
events will be. held on Ferry field Fri-
day afternoon, the balance of the day
being} given over to sight-seeing. The
Notre Dame-Michigan baseball game
will be open to the visitors in theI
afternoon, and the annual Cap Night
spectacle in Sleepy H-ollow in the
evening.S
Saturday's baseball game with
Notre Dame will be played off in the
morning, so as not to interfere with
the finals in the Interscholastic meet,!
which will be run off in the afternoon.
A dinner at the Union on Saturday
evening will probably be followed by
an all-university "Farewell" mass
niceting, at which time the track "M's"
will be awarded, in addition to the
cups and medals won in the Interscho-
l asti c.
The complete program for the visi-
tors, is as follows:
Fridays Junie 2
bunts were handed out to the infield
and the afternoon wound up with a
filding practice.
rBrandedl was in center field, with
Smith on second base. This shift will
stand for the' present. Both Harley
N'arn(-c.r and Thomas were working at
third bare, while all three of the catch-
ers we re tried behind the plate. The
tlhird base problem anl the selection
of the twvo catchers to go south are
about the only perplexities in the line-
up at present. Dunne will probably
start the year as first string backstop,
but which of the other pair, Roehm or
Arentz, will make the trip is an open
qEslf tion2.
Mlichigan meets Kentucky in Lex-
ingtnon on Saturday.
L~undgren
Signs
Spends 'l'imeC Perfecting
Preparatory to First
rimne of Sensoli
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Signal practice, defensive forma-1
tions and a regular fielding drill comn-
prised the biggest extent of the work
for the Michigan- baseball team yes-
terday afternoon.
.With the first game of the season
hooked for Saturday, Coach Lundgren
spent considerable time perfecting
signs and signals during the early part
of the workout. Defensive plays on
j UON ID AIL1 D) RITES ARTICLE
Pr'of. E. R. Sunderland, of the law
school faculty' has contributed theE
third of a series of articles on the
Michigan Judicature act of 1915 to I
the April number of the Michigan
Law Review which will be out next
Honday.1
TNE ETURKIUHCEG.AREIVE
Look over the advertizements
The M\-ichigan Daily. They will
terest you.
in Go to C. H. Major & Co. for paints
in- oils, varnishes , glass,, etc. 203 E
** Wvash. St. apr6'
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
OR THE SAME OLD THING
In either event what ever your fancy may impel you to order will be splendidly prepared
and properly served if you get it at
THE
RENELLEN
HOSPICE
A PLACE OF DISTINCTIVE SERVICE
At a meeting of the Cross Country
(eb held at V,%da erman gynasium11 last
l gh, uivirwii, a crack mrember of
last. season's cross country squad, was
elected captain for the team for next
season, and the following officers were
chosen: President. "Eddie" Carroll,
secretary, "Red" Donnelly. The con-
stitution of the club was amended,
dropping the vice-president and di-
8:00-12 :00 A. M -University build-
ings open to visitors.
5:00-11:00 A. M.--Contestants re-
port to Interscholastic manager at
athletic-offic~es in Press building. 1
11: 00-1 2:00 A. M.---Automobile ride1
around Ann Arbor and boulevard.
1:30-4:00 P. M.-Trials and prelim-
inaries at Ferry field.
4: 00 P. M.-Baseball-Notre Dame
vs. Michigan.
7: 00 P. ;M-Cap N ight at Sleepy Hol-
low.
We use only the finest materials that the markets afford and delight in pleasing particular
people.
I like to tell you these things because they're so.