THE MICHIGAN DAILY
( FACULTY
2 COURSES
International Acclamation Given
Anatole France On 80th Birthday,
ls Will Work In History And
English Independent
Of Classes
STUDENTS STRONG INi
HIESIE SUBJECTS MAY APPLY
on creating new special courses
department of English and his-
vhich, it is believed, will attract
pecially strong students in these
tments was taken at the regu-
ionthly meeting of the liter-ary
y held yesterday afternoon.
first special order passed by
aculty group provides that ex-
nal seniors who are specializing
nglish may substitute as an
alent for nine hours of work
rticular English courses each
ter, individual and independent
under the direction of an au-
ed committee of the department.
work shall be elected as courses
nd 198, nine hours credit each,
ao further courses in EnglishI
>e elected at the same time."
dents who have been granted
ollowing request are the only
who are eligible to take ad-
ge of the above courses: That
ime between May 1 and June 1
eir junior year they may apply
e English department for per-
on to adopt this "honor" plan
dy for their senior year., Such
ssion will be granted only to
nts of high standing and to those
ed qualified to do independent
GLELE CLUB WILL KHOLD I
NNUAL FORMAL OACE11
Booths' orchestra will furnish the
music for the annual dance of the Var-
sity Glee club, which, will be held
Friday night in the parlors of Bar-
bour gymnasium. The dance will be
formal, and is given for members of
the club and their "invited guests,
On Saturday night, the club will
sing at the Michigan alumnae banquetI
n Detroit, which is being held in
uonnection with the Wonien's League1
-aampaign. Permission has been grant
,d the alumnae by the government for
exclusive broadcasting privileges for
one hour. The glee club will present I
ts program froin 7:30 until 8 o'clock.
DHEMICAL STUDENTS TO
IKE TPRPTOST, CLAI
when he will address their annual re-
union banquet.
Coach Yost will speak before a large
assembly at the chamber of commerce
in Toledo May 12 at their regular noon
luncheon.
Cars Damaged In Collislon
Two cars smashed into each other
Sunday afternoon at Maynard and
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May2 and 22
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driven by L. O. Chase occurred. Both
cars were badly damaged.
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THE GRAY MO0USE
Anatole France (left) with a friend at the publie celebration of his
birthday
Public acclaim of proportions rarely accorded a living writer was given
to Anatole France, critic, novelist and satirist, who is recognized as one of
the greatest literati of the age, on his 80th birthday. Congratulatory mes-
sages poured in from all over the world, while in Paris befitting ceremonies
in his honor were arranged with representatives of all nations participating.
The dean of French writers was born Jacques Anatole Thibault and tool:
the name of Anatole France after he bagan writing.
Students in chemical engineering
four, 14, and 23 will make a trip to-
morrow to the Diamond Crystal Salt
company works at St. Clair. It is ex-
pected that 10 or 12 men will make the
trip, leaving on the D. U. R. at 6
o'clock in the morning on the Michi-
gan Central at 6:18 o'clock.
Departure will be made at 8:15 o'-
clock from the interurban depot at De-
troit, arriving at St. Clair at 10:25.
Return will be made so that the 5:151
or 6:15 trains can be caught from
Detroit for Ann Arbor.
Yost WillSpeak
In Toledo, Jakson
Coach Fielding H. Yost will leave to-
day for Jackson, where he will ad-
dress a gathering of alumni, civic
clubs, and industrial organizations
this noon. Chicago alumni will hear
Coach Yost Friday night, May 9th,
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KRLAW GETS PAMPHLETS
flN PHIl IPPINF I~I mf
ther section of the order pro- ; J6 t1 f a
that "at the end of the year
student taking this special work Dean Maximo Kalaw, exchange pro-I
present a substantial thesis on fessor from the UIersity of the
ject approved by the directing Philippines, who is at Michigan this
ittee, and shall pass a compre- year teaching in the Political science
ve examination in English liter- department, yesterday announced the
" receipt of a large number of hand-
order passed insregard to the boks containing general information
history courses is as follows: about the Philippines. The books willI
addition to the listed lecture be used for general distribution among
es, the department of history the students of his classes and for
offer two hours of credit for a persons who have an interest in the
of independent reading in any -,islands. "BeautifulPhilippines-a
h of history in which the student Handbook- for General Information",
>een unable to: take a regular itiu t hes of Heihentieng
re course. These courses shall about ae ri l rk-
ected as courses 195, 196, and reading about th historical.back-
one hour credit each. Onlyiground of the islands, its goivrnuient,+
d populaticu, gegrAphical-.interest, the
s and- seniors who, have taken cities, trade l.d pr'odui Jt of the
passed with distinction at leas-country. d iadeuttfulip-ctures o f
ear of lecture courses in the in-. the c;ojtr, :its cties ,ridges, bc-l fe-
ctory work will; beeligibleto jrads,'govern iej officials aid build-
-take this work and credit will inns are shoQWi. -..
warded' -only on the 'c ompletion -.The hand bloI were sent to' Dean
comprehensive final examination Kalaw with the compliments of the'
a end of the year. Students in- executive secretary, Philippine Coin-
g to undertake this work must mission of Independence, Manila, P.
It with the senior professor in 1I.
of the fields of history in which
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ICMEO CLUB IRYOUTS
SETFOR MAY 9 AND 1
Spring tryouts for the Comedy club
will be held from 3 to 5 o'clock on
Friday, May 9, and from 9 until 12 on
>aturday morning, May 10, in the aud-
itorium of Newberry hall. These will
be the last tryouts of the year and
all students who are interested are
urged to,- attend by Charles Living-
stone, '25, president of the club. Those
who appear will be expected to be pre-
pared with some recitation, in order
that their ability may be judged. When
possible, pieces connitted to memory
a are preferred to readings.
I There are several vacancies in-the
niembership for next yeai, due to
graduation The number o'new en-
ers taken in, however, 4ill deen l
entirelyN pon the - lnmber of caindi-
ates who are considered to have uf
iifcient ability
Fewer cass of sickles iave been
reported by the Health Service anti
the U ~iversity hosnitaj ii tl-e past
few weeks than any previous tine:this
year.
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sire credit (Ancient, Medieval,
nEuropean, English, American,
in American.)
ents who have undertaken and
d with distinction a sufficient
r of courses, supplemented by
ident reading, to evince a mast-
the subject of history as a
may apply during their seniorl
or a generalbdepartment ex-
ion. On the basis of this ex-
ion award of honors in history
made. A student taking thisI
nental examination may be ex-
from the final examination in
courses elected for that sem-l
yd Returns
rom Washington,
Alfred H. Lloyd of the Grad-
:hool returned yesterday morn-
m Washington, D. C., where he
d the seventh annual meeting,
American Council on Education
met there last Friday and Sat-
He reports that there were
interesting topics discussed,
them being the problem of in-
onal education and especially
exchange professors.
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HARPER ILL AUESS
CHEMICL ENSINEERS
Robert B. Harper, of Chicago, rec-
ognized as one of the foremost engin-
eers in gas and coal by-product oper-
ation will give an address at 7:30 o'-
clock tomorrow night in the upper
reading room of the Union under the
auspices of the University branch of I
the American Institute of Chemical'
Engineers.
Arrangements for this talk havej
been made through Prof. A. H. White
of the chemical engineering depart-1
ment. Mr. Harper will outline some I
of the opportunities rfor engineersG
in this field as well as touching upon
the problems that are related to the1
gas and coal by-product operation. The
lecture will be open to all who are in-
terested.
Engineers to Have Final Luncheon
Graduate students of the chemical
engineering department, will hold
their last luncheon in the seminar
room at noon today. It has been the
custom for the men to meet thus once i
a month during the past year, each
man bringing his own lunch.
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