MICHIGAN DAILY
IATION
.he liter-
avis and
chool Qf
Monday
annual
partment, will address a Traverse City
audience tomorrow on "The Racial
Heritage of the War," and Prof. F.
W. Kelsey, of the Latin department,
will discuss "American Relief Work
and Mission Work in the Near East"
at Detroit. I
On Friday Professor Shull will
again speak on 'The Racial Heri-
tage of the War" at Big Rapids, Prof.
Rene Talamon will deliver two lec-
tures at Grand Rapids and Kalama-
zoo, and Prof. Leroy Waterman, of
the Semitics department, will talk at
Battle Creek on the subject of "How
We Got Our Bible."
SENIORS OFFERED
TRAINING COURSES;
An opportunuity to obtain positions
upon graduation is being offered senior
engineering, business administration
and physics students of the Univer-
sity. J. T. Sheaf'or of the Michiganj
State Telephone company will be in
room 111 of the Engineering building
to advise students desiring to take:
the course of training offered by the
Western Electric company.
The courses offered are central of-
fice engineering, manufacturing, cost
accounting, and production, each con-
sisting of an arrangement of group
discussions, laboratory problems,
readings and quizzes, observation
trips, and original research work. This
training is to be taken up as soon as
possible after the student leaves school
and covers a period of about a year,
during which time the student receives
compensation.
Many Michigan men are now en-
gaged by this company. A few of
them are Franz C. Kuhn, '93, former
attorney-general and chief justice of
the Michigan Supreme court; Carlyle
Kittredge, 97; E. M. Gladden, '06; C.
A. Morford, '06; L. F. Morehouse, '97;
R. D. Parker, '05; L. R. Jenny, '06; L.
J. 'Thorpe, '06; F. A. Montrose, '07;
J. W. Harris, '99; F. W. Willard, '06;
R. D. Parker, '05; L. R. Jenny, '06; I.
Nearly all of these men now hold im-
portant offices in some branch of the
company.
The Western Electric company is
said to be the only industrial organi-
zation in the United States which em- ates. So far, Mr. Sheafer says, the of- seni
ploys annually over 700 college gradu- ice has been, constantly filled with for
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Secondary
and Satur-
asso-
chools, the re-
lating ,to build-
nd the question
increase in the
school instruc-
with high stand-
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s is secretary of the
econdary schools. At
essor Davis will pre-
ended. report on the
erience, tenure, and
rs in the high schools
north central states.
later be published as
n and will represent
te study of this sub-
n made in the United
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In Egneering -
N you come to apply for that
job let's hope the chief will say:
He's a hard worker-clean cut-well ed.
ucated-with a scientific bent-and he
knows his way'round, because he smokes
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of. Edmonson is chairman of the
igan committee on North Central'
ols and in that capacity will pre-
the reports on 120 larger high"
ols of the state. Professor Ed-
son will have charge of the con--
ice on Wednesday and will speak
The Standardization of Junior
Schools." On Friday he will give
port on the subject of standardiz-
he newer types of schools.
mbers of the faculty of the Uni-
ty of Michigan have played an
rtant part in the North Central
ciation since its formation in
Assistant Dean W. H. Butts,
he engineering college, was the
or of the resolution that brought
t the organization of the associ-
Angell First President
esident James B. Angell was the
president and Dean A. S. Whit-
was the author of the first set of
lard for high schools. Prof. F. N.
, of the rhetoric department, was
erly president of the association.
dent Burton is a member of the
aission of higher institutions, and
Effinger has contributed in vari-
ways to the association in recent
[INSION LECTURES
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Spring DaDys.
Require Spring Attire
A ND Milady's lingerie is exactly as important as her gowns and wraps
for unless frocks are worn over dainty lingerie they cannot appear at
their best. As the warm Spring days remind Milady that she must be select-
ing her Spring wardrobe our Lingerie Shoppe has provided garments that are
dainty and attractive.
HENDERSON
FIVE CITIES
STATE
SPEAKS
OVER
IN
iversity Extension lectures this
number 11, five of which will be
ered by Prof. W. D. Henderson,
ie Extension division. Professor
erson spoke Sunday at Muskegon
Americanization,"and yesterday
e same subject. His subject to-
t Sharon is "Dollars and Sensetin
ration," 'and he will lecture to-
ow in Lansing on "The New
d and the New Woman." Friday
vill discuss "Community Build-
at Goodrich.
>f. A. E. Wood, of the sociology
rtment, took "Study in Social
ce Work" as his subject in a De-
address yesterday.
>f. A. F Shull of the zoology de-
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Philippine Lingerie
Daintily Hand-Embroidered
Always acceptable are the fine Philippine garments with
their delicately embroidered patterns fashioned of soft
nainsook. There are gowns and chemise in a number of
different styles. The chemise come in built-up-shoulder
strap and bodice top styles. Hemstitching, punch-work,
and solid embroidery are used effectively on these gar-
ments which will be on sale Friday and Saturday at the
very special price of $2.98 each.
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Silk Bloomers
on Special Sale
For wear under frocks or suits there is nothing
more satisfactory than silk jersey bloomers made
in knee length with double elastic at the knee.
Made of a heavy quality material that will be long
wearing and extremely serviceable these bloom-
ers come in grey, blue, henna, green, brown, and
black. They are regular $4.50 quality but are on
special sale at $&.98 while they last.
TO
Camisole Brassiers
of Satin or Sateen
Boshform brassiers are made in a camisole style
with elastic at the waist and are fashioned in.
such a way that they give the desired effect at
the top. One style comes in sateen with a bit of
lace at top and is priced at $1.50 while another
style comes in heavy satin at $3.00. These are
the only and original Boyshform brassiers.
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bring more comfort and
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Lided trappings ever set up in a
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Silk Sets'
New 'and attractive are these
lingerie sets that are composed
of vest and step-in drawers.
They are edged with delicate
but durable lace and come in
orchid, sky blue, and flesh. The
vests are priced $3.00 while the
step-ins are priced $3.75.
Vest and Step-ins
Come in A -ractibe Sets.
Nainsook Sets
Equally attractive are these s
when they are fashioned of s
nainsook. They are daini
fresh and are easily launder
Both pieces are finished w
lace edging. In these wash s
the vests are priced $1.25 wh
the step-ins are priced $1.75.
A. F. Marquardt
(Second Floor)
0 404
608 B. LIBERTY STREET