FRIDAY, FE;BR UARIY '1', 1925

THE MICHIGAN

DAILY

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TO' GIESUMS FR
HIGWA COURSES

Speaks Tonight

FOSERTO SPEAK
TO STUDENT GROUP
Proent Cu (hurchiEunat lonal Work~-j
ISP1,1.0" ANKSGIVING

'25, aind Hubert C. Williams, '26, willt(
respond to toasts. Alusic has been :=2-1
cured for the occasion.
The programi will be over ire1 in:E
to vnermfit those who w Lii to( att'.
the c'oncert in 1I lll ditorinm to ~
Hobbs Asked Or

ed it commemoration of the eightieth
blr~~ayof O~r. TL. ID. M. Verbeek,
dillhe Sn~is~( utcih geologist. DoctorI
\~: eel wath e geologist who began
al YC~YS "Sad ;-ublishc(I fln1fl
(l': i ront te iut ch East Indies. {
The volume is being edited by Prof.
A. 11.. Biouwcr of the University of
;l D. Iohsad. Prof essor Brouw~er was
~~ vchiu:;olt)Vrht5r at: thIle University
W, t1 lgina for I b ofe sor I fobbs in

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To young men
in search. of opportunities

University V1111 Lead in Amount of
Work Offered
B1 ANC HARD 10 IFFACII
More work in highway enginering
and highway tra1nsport will be offered
6 in t he 1925 Summer session of this
* Un iversit y fhan in a ny other univer-j
sit y' summer choo100 in the country, ac-
t~cording. to al a nouncement made
Syesterdlay by ean E. I1. Kraus of the
Sunmmer session.....
Professor 3lanbara, vwho is recog-
nizedl as an authority onl the subject
° of highways served as a reporter to
f 4e International Road Congresses n
9t1110, 1913, and 1923. lie is president ________________
Xof the American Road Puilderg as-
Ssociation and of the National Traffic iIlrli t .T PQc I
Sassociation. In addit ion ho is a neul 1r.Alyn i ote.apsteua
her of the advisory boardl on higli tional xore, will speak a, the a pt-
way research of the National Research l >t studet Lgrop banluet Iton ight. IDr.I
Scouncil, and a member of thie research Potrsla,t appeance in Ann Ar-
Scouncil of theNational tanpotaion ~~' t1h i (ii ~ihais
Ainstitute. Ife is the author of Several f li, 5 =(- i l lm il~iorini10
Sbooks on the subject of highways and
has served on the eitorial staff of 17
several of the highway publications. AI
Professor Blanchard will give tree /
courses (uring the .1925 Summer sos mZ o m.
0 sion: "Highway Engineering nd
!highway Transport Research," "H igh"."
xway Enginering Theory and Econom- Approval has ben given by Albert
Sics, and Highway Transport Sureys,'' I an, archtet, lo the plan frol decor-
and a course in "Highway Transpor t:; 1el allbbadal )ae
1chomics, Methods, Legislation, an1)01
SManagement.'' (0 1 iII '01. a k nowi'&'nOW 1 iftl S I.:'t
SOther courses which will Ile given in fot > r *
~this department incluole iacourse oi S u res of ltle ('ffered ceiling tare l
'The Theory of Structures'" byv rof. * ; b~ig fini,shed in gl, blue. browt andr
.,, iT. Cissel, '"Masonry" by Prof. L . C. White, wil i a. g !enr y fhade ol the
SCram, and two courses by Prot. R. S. Iealfi. 1'our weoks will be reuredt
~wnton,, one in 'Highway Engine,,- to) complt t1wok
-lug," and another in "Highway Engin-I The two b~ other , Anthony and
z°1119ng.Design." "Thomas Di I oreeazo, gar ti;ts, wihi head-
t - i~(p18 ters in Ne ]York and Detroit,_
areo f holy ritersted in t he de ora-
f a rades Will }e e n (ofI theolobby.nt h oy, mhe si-
iIi M ailed JM/onday Itor, in lte 1 i'odels for the decora-,
l ive rlr ;,wile the ceiling is be-
*~The fact that thoese bearers of joy for h-,(deor itiv(' work i maitlny ublie
S'or dispair, surprise and disappoint- and pl ivt e bilings in this country.
rnent, the official grade card, will be Of the ecrative work in University
st mailed Monday, will make that a! building, that in the Cie'ments library
- busy clay for the Ann Arbor Post of- a nd l a-o ile Genra1 library was done
tt~ fives, and a burdensome one for its
~K numerous employees whose dies re -__________________________
j qure a uniform of a dubious shade o
f iblue andl a lar ;e canvass bag.
Already the offces of the deans and
4t of the various departments are over-
" kloaded with young hopefuls andd nev-
o r-say-dies making no end of effort'5
1 to have the cards changed mre to
i' their likings.
I IaVI; YOU I:B SCtITREI) YET? St >udents - T@e
i ~This special 1925 excursion ra
i improved third class {ITourist S(
amptn and return, places an e
Europe within the reach of all.
i+ passengers may proceed via Che
w l ( ally conducted tours in Englai
Belgium, Holland, Switzerland
of $325 upward may be arrange
ri tK / ivetigt now make Y4
\ -! /° \ ~),For further infor
ii 17 Nrth i lchigaii
UNITED HR{A
r 4 ( {y jGjoint eec-rv
ii LaJ1U Et 1(11kI W acoi 11 I I E _ u U
}.uccess smiles uponr
the well-tailored

PrIof. \W. it, 1 bh-of tlhe gcology'
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lli K . I J t e o f N e w Y o r I e l s~r r*i + : s eW 2 i 1fl a 10(1 to r ~ 1 t i II , : .. . i., Vp ,;) . I z. - --u e r
D r. ll ~ K . ~ st r of N e w Y o r k tI' b iI';a a , c e in " ,!wi h I h e g o o - M . N u t e , ';)4, m ntil h is d e a th 1t le o ld -
I-iwill speak atI the annual banquet of logy of Ithe I ' t ,sfJ CI-P io11f(l ba, ' i 211- e-;l1i1ing1g aduiat cof llar'tmouth,
the Baptist :student group at 6 o'clock c-a1 volulme which is to be publish- dif,' l, t t li age of. 933.
Dr. s >gtr l ha s l een in A nn i~A rr on
a number (of occasions, his last visit
being con Thanksgving day, when lhe 2 1- - .
delivered the Fsermnon at the Univer- i S L) ' " ~ XN tii
Vy service in ITrill auditorium. -
'Thle nast five years of Dr. Foster's Friday, ieb t-ru r 13,) 6 P. MYL
life have been devoted to conference
and interviews with the students of
various collees, th1is work being car- tom" i u vcy i
tied on under the Baptist board of ed- -
ucation. le was formerly the head - '
c1 a b y 'slcli h at a d frmany years was a 1prominesit pastor in
Worcester, Mass. I at41 s. 9%l
Th 'le ban~quet is the principal social -- -- h1-hII-. --- _htihlm_._____ _ - -p'mi
event, of thle year for the Baptist
group. Miaynard Phelps, '25, will act
as toastmaster, and Elizabeth Brown,
9ecoration

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4gell Hall
by thet Di Lorenzos. Se,
inDet roit, including thei
lobthe CGener'al IMl
the 1r.3t. National Bat

Lobby'
veral buildings
e Detroit NewsF
otors building,
mk, the Union

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'li- ntis, and others represent work of
' ie Di 1~crenzos.
Thoughit Thom as Di Lorenzo has
ma1de sevem-l trips to the city to over-
:ethe work ini Angel hiail lobby,
ihe work here is under tihe active su-
l)n-vision ot' his assistant, Anthony
Euginic.

EFFECTIVE ThURIS)AY, FEB. 12
In reponlse 1) die C en2~I of z. -n v of (styr
Patrons the route of 01 hLU\ f' e wH e' changecj us
follows:
After f o lo .iig 1he ;fcg l'r fc rom ithe Par!Fr(04c
IMiotor coaches I-pill turn ciff Sl ic . . ",,Cc atWa shirigt0on,
thence to Maihn, to Catherine, to Dctro1t, to Cara),, to the
M. C. Depot, re turnirig the same streels.
This means the abandonnment of re.-VicC on SMate from
Washington to the Depot.
PARTICULAR fATTEf'HTON IS CALLED TO
THE FACT THAT ;SPECIAL COACH SERVICE
IS SUPPLIED TO MEET !IPOPTANT TRAINS.

SCREEN SUPREMACY
SIGNIFICANT IN ITS MEANING

TODAY AN
SATURDAY

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'EN SIAN NOTICE
Class officers and committee-
men pictures must be at the 'En-
sian oiffice by Monday, Feb. 16.
Presidents are asked to send in
the names of officers and com-
mitteemen immediately.

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