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h, was transmitted' to the capital
essenger, the President express-
egret that his health would not
it his delivery of it in person.
)emocrats generally praised it as
g forth a practical program of
n, while on the, Republican' side
were many complaints that it
i definiteness and omitted men-
f important matters.
iearsals of "Dolls" for this week
e held at 4 o'clock today, tomor-
and Friday -in Carah Caswell
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WEDNESDAY
12:00-Honor committee have Michi.
ganensian picture at Spedding's
studio.
3:00-Thanksgiving service commit.
tee meets in Lane hall.
3:00-Meeting of Senior Lits 205 Ma-.
son hall.
4:00-Senior society has special meet.
ing in Barbour gym.
4:15-Cercle Francais lecture by M.
Scatari in 203 Tappan hall.
6:00-Phi Sigma holds initiation ban-
quet at Willitt's cafe.
6:00-Student council banquet in
Michigan Union.
7:00-Fresh Mandolin club practice
in Lane hall.
7:00--Zionist society meets in Lane
hall.,
7:00-Varsity band practice in Uni-
versity hall. Bring coupon No. 5
or its equivalent. Last chance. for
Chicago refund.'
7:15-Commerce club meets in room
316 Union. r
7:30-32nd , Dsilon meeting in room
325 Union.
7:30--St. John's military academy
alumni hold banquet in room 321
union.
7:30-Alpha Nu meeting in r oms in
University hall.
7:30 - American Chemical society,
meets in amphitheater of Chemistry.
building.
7:30-Forestry club meets in club
rooms in Natural Science building.

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The chorus consists of 25 men and 35 wo
c music which has made "Red Feather" famous.
costumed while the scenery will have no equali
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Thursday Evening, Dec. 11
Friday Evening, Dec. 12
Saturday Afternoon, Dec. 13,
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The entire cast of 75 pegple will be
in former local productions.
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THURSDAY
7:00-University Boxing club hold'
get-together in main dining room of
Union.,
7:00-J-Hop cpnmittee meets in room
321 of Union.
7:30-Rochester club meets In ioom
306 Union. All Rochester men In-
vited.
8:00-Pre-festival ceneert by Jascha
Heifetz, violinist, in Hill auditorium.
FRIDAY
7:30-Students from Gogebic iron ore
range meet in roo 323 Union to re-
organize Gogebic County club.
8:00-Spotlight vaudeville in Hill and-
itoxium.
SATURDAY
6:10 a. m.-Section No. 2 Chemical
engineers leaves for Detroit in spe-
cial car on Hill auditorium switch.
7:51 a. m.-Section No. 1. Chemeal en-
gineers leaves on Michigan Central
for Chelsea.
7:30-CUosmopolitan club discussion
section discusses the Shantung
question in room 205 University
~hall.
8:00-Polonla Literary celide smoker
in room 306 Union. Prof. S. J. Zow-
ski speaks.

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- A representative from each of the
following organizations should come
to the Michiganensian offices be-
tween 1 and 5 o'clock any after-
noon this week for the purpose of
identifying memnbers in group pho-
tographs: Alpha Rho Chi, Monks,
Theta Chi, Theta Xi, Gamma Phi Be-
ta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta
Gamma, Alpha P1. T-Square, Cos-
mopolitan club, a d Forestry club.
Classical club meeting, announced for
.;, Dec. 3, has been,. postponed until
Dec. 10, when it will be held at 7:30
o'clock in room A, Alumni hall.
BROAD VISIONED MEN ARE
LOOKED FOR BY NEWSPAPERS
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authoritative scientific knowledge. The
C plan includes the organization of stu
dents and teachers of the natural and
social scienees into a press society
which will popularize scientific lnowl-
edge. The members, who will be men
of recognized authority, will contrib-
ute articles . on their respective sub-
jects to the editor of the association
and he will distribute them to newspa-
pers which subscribe to'the service.
Harry Carey, '20, ,welcomed the in-
itiates and Lester Waterbury, '21L, re-
plied for them. Besides Waterbury
the initiates were.: Hardy Heth, '20,
J. E. McManis, ' 1, James Kennedy,
#'20, Lee Woodruff, '21, and Reed Bach-
man, '20.
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