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aMichigan Students' Lib-
nd will be open to the
.ehood, or Plumb plan,
ilroad emplyes are still
despite the return of the
der the Esch-Cummins
,ive the railroad' workers
the management of the
share in the receipts.
imely issue has ever been
>re Michigan students,"
I Guenther, president of
:ub, in announcing Mr.
"agement*to speak;here.
is reputed to be a vigor-
and it is certain that he
point of view that must
with.
the address there will be
vr. Plumb's honor at the
on Monday evening.

SUNDAY
12:00-leeting of Discussion Group
of students led by Prof. Hugh Cabot
in Congregational church. Topic:
"Religion' and Evolution."
4:30-Congregational Students' club
meets in Congregational church.
Welsh choir will sing.
6:30-Christiiui Endeavor meets in
Presbyterian church. Professor Hen-
derson will speak on ,"Modern
Problems of the Church."
6:30-Unitarian Guild Forum, illus-
trated lecture on "Aerial Photo-
graphy," by Theodore Williams of
Detroit.
6:30-Wesleyan guild meets with Mar-
garet Kraus as leader. A social half
hour will immediately precede.s
MONDAY
3:15-Senior engineers' hatting prae-
tice. Game -with. junior lits called
at 3:45.
7:00-11 Circolo D'Annunzlo meets in
the Cercle Francais rooms, Mason
hall.
TUESDAY
4:00 - New Comedy club members
meet in room ,205, Mason hall.
7:00-Kalamazoo Normal club meet
in Lane hall.
7:00--Freshman band meets in Uni-
versity hall.
7:1--Pennsylvania club meets in Un-
ion.
7*:30-IC"higan Dames meet in Lane
hail. A "pot luck supper" will be
served. Those who attend are,-re-
quested to bring their own knife,
fork, spoon, cup ,and plate.
7:30~-Comedy club meets In Sarah
Caswell Angell all. Election of
officers.

of the station and talks by staff
members.I
A. Herman,,21L, addresses Intereol-
legiate Socialist society at 8 o'clock
Tuesday in room P.162.N., S.
ITALIAN CLUB WILL ELECT
OFFICERS AT TUESDAY MEET
Il Circolo D'Annunzio, the Italian
club, will meet Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock in the Cercle Francaise room,
Mason hall, for the election of officers
for the nett semester.
On accoun of the May festival the
regular meeting has been changed
from Wednesday to Tuesday evening.
This will be the final meeting of the
club for the year.
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first; third, Phillips (C).
5 feet, 6 inches. 120 high
won .by Beardsley (M); sec-
nne (M) ; third, Hall (C).
_6 seconds. Discus, won by
(C); second, Baker (M);
unne (M). Distance, 123 feet,
s.
riife run, won by Otis (C) ; sec-
"nard "M)*; third, Dooley (M).
0:03. 220 yard low hurdles,
Hall (C); second, Beardsley,
.rd, Dunne (M). Time, 25 2-5
Half mile, won by Speer
cond, Burkholder (M); third,
(M). Time_ 2:01 2-5. Ham-
w, won by Higgins (C)H; sec
pe (M); third, Dunne (M).
132 feet, 5 inches. Javelin
von by Hoffman (M); second,
(M); third, McWilliams (C).
142 feet, 9 inches.
RLAND VOTES WHETHER
JOIN LEAGUE O14 NATIONS
May 15.-The referendum to
vhether Switzerland shall be-
nember of the League of Na-
gan this evening. The polls
open from 6 to 8 tpnight and
in the morning until 2. The
results will not be known
nLay evening. The vote is'ex-
be close.
PROPOSES ARMISTICE
WEEN JAPAN AND SERBIA
ostok, May 1d.-The Russian
government has proposed an
e between the Japanese and
, according to a dispatch from
Establishment of a neutral
ween the Japanese and Rus-
ces is necessary to help the
people.
TION INTRODUCED TO
ECOGNIZE IRISH REPUBLIC
ngton, May -15.-Representa-
on, Republican of Illinois, in-
a resolution urging Presi-
ison to recognize the Irish
and assuring him that con-
ly awaited his action before
g funds for beginning diplo-
lations with Russia.
OF WALES
THROWN FROM HORSE
Church, New Zealand, May
Prince of Wales was thrown
orse today at the horse race
rton. The prince was not in-
>u a true Michigan Man? If
in touch with all the teams,
and abroad by reading The
eh morning.-Adv.

7 -B 0. T. C. elub meets in room
325 of the Union.
U-NOTICES
art exhibition open daily from 2 to
5 o'clock at 'Memorial hall. 1
There will be a meeting of the men
that were taken into Sphinx and
Triangles at the recent initiations
at 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning at
the Union. All Sphinx and Trian-
gle neophytes will meet there at 11
All former students who have signed
up to attend the coming biological
session or' are interested in learning
more about the coming 'session are
urged to be present at a meeting at
8 o'clock Wednesday in room 2P1 of
the Natural Science puilding. Views

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