The La Follette Wheeler Club will hold its second meeting in the Faculty Room of the Union tonight at 8 o'clock. The club has secured Mr. Fechtner, of the Machinist's Union of Massachusetts to speak. Mr. Fechtner, who has been very active in the strike in the Waltham clock works, will explain the laboring man's point of view towards the present election.

The Harvard La Follette-Wheeler Club will organize a similar club at Radcliffe on tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in Agassiz House. Miss Zara Dupont, sister of Senator Coleman Dupont of Delaware will address the meeting, and urge Radcliffe to take its place with other woman's colleges in the La Follette Campaign.

The executive committee of the La Follette-Wheeler Club will meet at 7.30 in the Faculty Room of the Union, in order to discuss further plans for the campaign.

All men in the University are now eligible for membership in the La Follette-Wheeler Club, since the rule that only former members of the Republican and Democratic Clubs could join, has now gone out of effect. No figures have been published as yet how many men were taken away from their original parties.