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PHI BETA KAPPA
OPENS LECTURE
The first public lecture given under
the auspices of the Phi Beta Kappa
honorary scholastic society proved a
distinct success yesterday afternoon
when Dr. George F. Woodberry appear-
ed in Sarah Caswell Angell hal be- !
fore a large audience of students and1
faculty members. Dr. Woodberry is a11{
former member of the faculty of Co-
lumbia University and is now lectuing
at Wisconsin University.
The annual initiation banquet of the
society was held at the Michigan Un-
ion, at which time the new members
of Phi 'Beta Kappa were formally tak-
en in. Prof. R. M. Weney acted as
toastmaster.
CAMPUS IN BRIEF
--Jack Leonard, 116L was appointed
property manager and Cecil A. Brown,
'15, manager of costumes for next
year's Union opera by the committee
on committees at its meting last night.
-Construetion work on the right of
way of the new electric railroad run-
ning from the Michigan Central tracks
to the new university power plant has
recommenced. Several houses. along
the right of way have been removed,
and grading has been started.
11. C. Engel '16E, is in a local hos-
pital suffering from an attack of ry-
sipelas. Engel has been sick with the
disease since last Tuesday. His con-
dition is regarded as serious.
--Prof. Albert A. Stanley, hend of the
school of music, will be the university
representative at the International
Muic Congress, to be held in Paris,
France, from June I to 11, inclusve.
He leaves immediately after the ay
festival.
IUr. (C. F. lleaud,1'8),of Erie, Pa., cap-
tain and first baseman of the Varsty
baseball team in his junior year, is
visiting in the city.
-Pedro A. Piza, '17E, the Porto Rican
student, who has been ill for several
weeks with an attack of pneumonia
will be able to leave the hospital in a
few days.
-Westintster Guid will meet this af-
ternoon at 602 E.Huron at 3:30 o'clock,
when Mrs. Peel, city visitor and Miss
Burrows visiting nurse, will speak.
-Chaperones for the regular Union
Saturday night dance will be Mir. H. F.
French, of the engineering department
and Mrs. French, and Mr. C. H. For-
syth, of the mathematics department,
and Mrs. Forsyth.
-Prof. T. M. Mden will lecture on "Je-
sus' Interpretation of the Law" before
the Upper Room. Bible class in the
Bible chair building at 7:00 o'clock
tonight.,
-Elections for Tlrianges, junior engi-
neer honorary society, will be held
next Monday night, and initiation of
the candidates will probably take place
next Thursday or Friday.
Numerous Students Favor Temperance
Signatures to the number of 1,000,
including students and faculty men,
appear on the petitions which have
been circulated about the campus in
favor of nation wide prohibition. The
petition advocates the passage of the1
constitutional amendment now before
Congress. These petitions have been
sent to U. S. senators Smith and Town-
send of Michigan, urging them to vote
in favor of the amendment.
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FIVE MORE APPOINTMENTS
ANN _OUNCED BY CVO)I)HTT EE
The appointment committee announ-
ces the following appointments made
within the past week: J. Florence Bar-
num, Marcellus, assistant principal;
Rose Speidel, Corunna, 'Latin and Ger-
man; Lois- Spraker, Hibbing, Minn.,
grades; Edward La Rue Abell, Howell,
superintendent; Esther King, Marcel-
Ius, principal.
Summer Camp Work Open to athletes
Twelve men, who have some athletic
ability, or have had camping experi-
ence, are wanted to take charge of
County Y. Mv. C. A. boys' camps for
two weeks during the summer. Appli-
cations should be made at the Uni Ter-
sity Y. M. C. A. immediately.
CLASSES TO MEET ON CINDERS TO
DAY
(Continued from page' 1)
ers and weight men wvill be less troub-
led by this condition than the entrants
in the track events, but will suffer
enough to keep themi from their best'
performances.
The entries for the Varsity meet to-1
day are as follows :
100 yard dash-Seward, Bond, Laps-
ley, Smith, Fontanna, O'Brien, Hunt-
ington.-

220 yard dash--Seward, Bond, Laps-
ley, Smith, .Fontanna, O'Brien, Hunt-
ington.
440 yard dash--Jansen, Burbey,Stev-
ens, Herrick, Robinson, Plummer, Aug-
spurger.
880 yard run-MXIurphy, Brown, Lamh-
ey, Kohr, Donnelly, Gregory, Lanmond,
Dillon.
Shot put-Kohler, Quail, Cochran,
Phelps, Campbell, Cross, Leach, Pd-
wards.
Hammer--KohleCr, Quail, Bastin e,
Cross, Campbell, Skinner.
Mile-Fox, "Watt, Walters, Pl umet,
'Carroll,. Grauman, Kirby.
120 hurdles-'Armstrong, Larson,
1Corbin, Thurston, Klopfer.
220 hurdles--Larson, Crumpacker,
Klopfer', Corbin, Smith, Cohn.
Pole vault-Cook, Cross, Skinner,
Kessler, Chatfield.

High jump-White, Perkins, Berray,
Hammond, Zavitz, Waterbury.
Broad jump-Ferris, Brown, Bega-
man, Cowlin, 1-lug hes, Leslie, Thurston,
Klopfer, Herrick, Wichliffe, Cohn.
ANNUAL SWING OUT PROGRAM IS
COMP LETED
(Continued from page 1)
ments will pose for the annual group.
ipictures.
After the pictures are taken, piost of
the seniors, will attend the "Cap and
Gown" dinner party at the Union. The
first all-senior sing wvill take place at
7:0(0 o'clock, on the steps of Memorial
hall, the glee and mandolin clubs as-
sisting with munsic. After the sing, the
program will be resumed at the Union,
where dancing, a lawn party and spe-
cial stunts will end the festivities foi-
the day.

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