WVEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1924

THE MICHIGAN DAILY




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EXTENSION COURSE
OPENS IN DETROITl

Speaks Tonight

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Courses inI 11 Fields to
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Next Week

be Offeredl
Start

REGISTER THIS WEEKE
Extension cedit couses, under the e
direction of the Universiy extension1
division, will be opened next week j
in Detroit. Registration of studentst
will be completed this week and the Ie
first classes are scheduled for next;
Monday night. (
These courgses, which have been (
presented to the people of Detroit yteUiest fMcia o
the past few years, secure for the (;gorge W. Patterson I
students taking thuem regular credit Assistant Dn George W. Patter-r
be offered for which there is a de-i will speak at a smoker of the Insi- t
mand. Courses in eleven different tue of Elcrical Engineers at 7:30
fields will be given this winter. o'clock tonight.e
All classes are held at night in _-______-~- ~ '
order that people who are occupied i~a oeiet yin ,pbi
in business during the day can at- halth) uring, .ad Sociology 233 f
:tend. Each course when satisfactorily p])1r i(:l)es of cae work, ar a few of e
completed gives two hours University ite ?nor comon courss to be of- v'
credit, except Education A, 25a and! feredl this winter.1;
hr which gives three hours credit, Several of the courses which aref
couning toward the A. B. degre.1 being given as a result of unusual N
The fee for undergraduate work is (l(demandI have particular interest fo'
$8.00 for a two hour corse per s- the city man. The two courses in
mester sand $12.00 per three irour ity government and public healthe
course; for graduate work, $10.00 per nursing which are mentioned above
course. are of this (cha racter.t
Every course offered in Dletroit isa
numbered and called by the same' -- -___
name as the corresponding course! (I
which is given in Ann Arbor. The !. ,S~l\'ITMS ,ATTEiNTIONahn saf isheam wic
teachingestaffeisotheisameewhithrts
gives instruction in the respective S1eo eirpitrssat
at he niersty.rre sme today and will continue until
cousesobtind b th st- hanksgiving. All seniors are
credit is alsoobandb th uM c
dent. 7i'elu(st(bd to mae arangements
Astronomy 31, the solar system, earth the 'Ensian and make ap- -
Education A, philosophy of education, Ipontrexts wipth theli' iloto-
English 125ex, introduction to i gahr
Browning, history 132ex, problems of I----__
eastern Europe, Biblical literature,
154, Political Science 14lex, munici- PATRONIZE' lDAILY ADVERTISERS
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INDEPENDENTSUSTED*
FROM LOUISIANA9 BALOT
Washington, Sept. 30.-(By A. P.)
--~Robert Lahollette, in a statement
tonight declared that th-e refusal of
the attorney general of Louisiana to
place the name of the LaIollette-
Wheeler electors on the ballot in that
state, and the (definite report that
coimes from ichjigan that legal tech-
nicalities are to be used *there by the
two political machines to accomplish
the same purpose, show how desper-
ate the reactionaries in both of the
old Iparties consider their cause."
"The legal a~rm of the government
wvhich sh,,,uld be thle most potent fac-
tor in helping I he people1 to express
heir will freely at the polls, ," con-
Ltnuedl the se nator's statement, "is
nstinctively b)eng appealed to by the
reactionary forces which dominate
the two old parties to help defeat
their free expression."
"Put all of these efforts «i ll
eventually fail of their purpose.
t'hese attempts to dep~rive the peo-
ple at the ballot box of the utmost
freedom of choice, s to who shsall
exercise their delegatedi authority
will react izost disastrously against
those guilty of trying to p~revent the
fullest expression of the people's.
W ill.''
Prof. A. Ir. White, Of the chemical
engineering department, will address
ai meeting of the Detroit section of
the American Chemical society today
ait the TDetroit 1E ngineering :society
club house. 1' rofc ; or WVhilec will tatk.
upeii "'The C as Situnation in Detroit."
Princeton, Sept. 30-. -During th4!
last nine mnonths the Princet on Pres-;
has totaled more than $185,000 worth
cf business in its four decpartments.
READ '.9W , MICHIGAN IDARN


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TO~NIGHIT AND 1)T)OHHOW
Charles Jones
--COMNING SU1NDAY -
"THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME"
WVith

ATTENTION STUDENTS
The ANN ARBOR RAILROAD will run a speclal
train, Ann Arbor to Lansing, Mich., October 11 th, 192,
for the Michigan-M. A. C. football game, providing enough:
passengers are secured to warrant its operation. Those desir-
-ing to use this service can make reservation by signing up at
the Michigani Union and depositing the round trip fare of
$3.38.
As final arrangements must be made for this train on
-October 6th, it will be necessary to close reservations on that E
date.
H.1. A. MILLS,
=Commercial Agent.-

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