T , NjICj-llT HE DAILY THEMIHIANDALYTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1924 ,. _.. .. _._....w.,..,--.,.... ...,.....,........ 1 S'U M 1flrfSl[S l10l 1l British Governor In Egypt, Shot By BROADNS SOPE'Fanatic, May Die Parssage of Budget by Regents Allow1s' . Expamnsion In Manyva Jiepa:r tents NE1'W COURSES OUTLINED! Expansion n inmaniy depariTuents of t1- University, especially those in the rr literary college for the 1925 session of <:;. :;r: ,,, : s the summer school, is made possible : :}%::%:::;: , at the meeting of the Regents Thurs- day night, according to Dean E. I...........V Kraus of the summer session. Demonstration - and observation courses will be given in the Univer- sity highI school under, the direction; of the school staff. In previous ses- $ions the courses available have at- rf,: tracted only administrators of high schools, but with the new coursesz ", ~ " ;, added opportunity is now offered , A. ? %' 'rtr+ + teachers to obtain practical experi- . x ence in educational methods. Provisions have been made again M X1aJ.-(~en. Sir Lee )'tack, British this year for offering courses in pub-! lie hygiene and health. These courses governor-general of the Sudan, and were given last year for the first commander-in-chief of the Egyptian time through the co-operation of the army, is in a dangerous condition as United States Public Health service,' a result of an attempt to assassinate which chose four schools throughout him made in the streets of Cairo. Hde the country where these courses were-a ae agt o eole"ht given, the University of Michigan, wsmd agtfrrvle ht Columbia TUiversity, University of after a bomb hurled at him failed to Iowa, and the University of Cal-i exlllode. ifornia. Business Courses station and Camp Davis on Douglas Bourses in the new School of Busi- ; lake and tihe field courses in geology ness Administration will be offered in at Mills Springs, Kentucky, will be the 1925 steamer school. It will be conducted in connection with the 1925 possible for students who have taken! session of the summer school. courses in business administration to! makep up the first year work in theI Oxford, England, Nov. 24. - The new school, and then proceed with the wold should proceed most carefully work of the second year of the pro'- in any scheme of disarmament, Baron scribed hurriculum. H~ayashi, Japanese ambassador, told The courses in embalming and san- the C xford International Assembly. ntary science which have been given during the summer session of the las~t few years will not be offered daring the 1925 session. M To Conduet Ceups M R R C Courses will be given in the engi- 632 FORE veering college,- medical school, law school, pharmacy 'college, education; school, business administration scho4, tnl library methods, and in public Iat n y ne h ilgcl$1.75 _________________Make Your "W''s N6 1WARMOLT , S Ie a RLUAVTi AND RF.GSResri.' -o Oirpodst G~ho, Mist P O E24- ~707N.University Ave Phone !G265 ____ _____________ - COMMUNITY FUND DRIV 'STILL SHORT 0BY0$B000' SLOSSON TO ADDRESS RELIGIOUS INSTITUTE] Pr o. Preston W. Slos son, of the history department, will speak on "W by the Twentieth Century Needs For a few minutes before Professor' Slosson begins to speaks, a, foreign stu- (ktnt will present some of the aspecti of bis own religion, and after the ad-,I dress, the institute will. divide into the regular Tuesday discussion sessions. Constantinople, Nov. 24. - Ismet l Pasha, first premier of the Turlish re- public, has -resigned. The Church I Would Like to Find $50.00 in prizes for best student letters on above subject-- your idea of what a church should be. IE TTER S to contain not over 800 words, fewer if possible. ISE-ND fo Box 34, Michigan Daily. SFinal returns from fund drive will be in morrow night, it was the CommunityI by G o'clock to- announced yes-j F terday by Walter P. taebler, pr,7si- the Church" at 8 o'clock Tuesday, dent of the drive. The total collectedI Nov. 25, in Lane hail n,,uditorium. Al- tip to last niglit had reached the; though this is one of the regular ad- $43,000 mark, still $6,400 short of tlue dresses of the Institute of Religious amount called for by the budget. 1,"Oucationl it will be open to the gen- Captains of all the solicitiin, team 0(. 11 public as wefll as students enroll- met together yesterday noon ili t e ; d iru the course, accordling to Homer Chamber of Commuerce irin to marke j1H.(raftwa, L ssociate secr etary of the; final arrangements for cio ship, tl,. C. A., because of its special value. drive. All workers tiver^ eco curag~e 1] to Tnut in full time duriing the last t'o! days of the camipaig;n in an effort tp bring the ainal figure as rid:ar ha $ ., 000 mharkz as possible. I.. IFRATERNITIES SORORITIES Let CONNIE'S MICHIGAN MEN Platy for that Party. For Enigagemnts Call 281 WRITE IT NOW,. - __M U f m twm mai m m - "*A - - r.-won I } . ' Birth Of Son Is Announced y Dad Dean Edmund E. Day, head of tI~ school of business administration, and Mrs. Day have announced the birth of a son, David Allen. Let Us Frame I Tha Photgrap come to the Student Supply Styre for yoln, Imfn y _'ed. Yu ou arc sure to be satisfied. 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