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CATHOLIC STUDENTS TO
HELP ERECT DORMITORY
PLAN CAMPAIGN TO CLEAR UP IN.
DEBTEDNESS ON CHAPEL
PROPERTY
Catholic students at the University
of Michigan have promised Rev. Mich-
ael P. Bourke, spiritual director of the
Students' Chapel at State and Jeffer-
son streets, that they will take the
first step toward the erection of the
new dormitory, that of paying up the
present indebtedness on the property.
This fund they will raise through a
short campaign to be started soon, so
that the dormitory project may become
a speedy reality.
Oicers of the Catholic Students'
club will take active charge of the
campaign which will necessitate the
soliciting of more than 800 Catholic
students on the campus for contribu-
tions. It is expected that they will
raise approximately $8,000, enough to
cancel the present indebtedness.
Since the present site of the Catholic
chapel is no longer included in the
University extension program Rev.
Bourke is anxious to proceed with the
building plans without further un-
necessary delay. The dormitory to be
erected according to present plans on
the rear end of the property at State
and Jefferson streets, according to
present plans will cost approximately
$300,000. The building will serve not
only as a dormitory but as a center
of Catholic activities at the Univer-
sity, in a capacity similar to that of
Wesley hall, the Methodist students'
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7 SPEAKERS SECTED
FOR. ORATOY CONTEST
Seven persons were chosen to speak
in the second extemporaneous contest
of the year at the preliminaries held
Saturday in Mason hall. The seven
men that will speak in the contest,
which will take place at 8 o'clock to-
morrow night in Sarah Caswell Angell
hall, are: J. K. Dunn, '24, T. J. {Dona-
hue, '23, Frank Ortman, '23, Andrew
C. Beam, '23, Melvin Specter, '25, G.
Stephen Kaser, '24, and Harry C.
Clark, '24. From the field of contest-
ants these persons were chosen after
giving four minute extemporaneous
talks. The topics were assigned five
minutes before speaking. Two of the
men were selected in the evening try-
outs in view of the fact that announce-
ment of the tryouts was incorrectly
set in the Daily.
The winner of the contest tomorrow
night will be awarded a silver loving
cup. The speeches will be purely ex-
temporaneous, the specific topics being
assigned at 5 o'clock that afternoon
in room -304 Mason hall.
EXCAVATIONS MADE
BY MICHIGAN MEN
Dr. Carl E. Guthe, '14, and Morris
K. Jessup, '23E, in charge of tie Car-
negie Institution excavation expedi-
tion in Guatemala, arrived home last
Wednesday after a season's work in
the interior.
The subject of the investigation was
a large earth mound or pyramid about
150 feet long and 90 feet wide at its
base. A trench was made across the
entire mound thus exposing the meth-
od of construction. What is perhaps
the most important discovery of the
whole expedition was the finding of
walls and floors of even earlier build-
ing beneath the mound. It had been
supposed that the mound dated back
to about 1450 A. D., but these remains
appear to have been built in the sixth
century, and are said to resemble
Greek and Roman architecture.
The laws of Guatemala do not per-
mit the exporting of any antiques so
the expedition was forced to record
all discoveries by photography. A
series of about 500 negatives were
taken, showing not only the scientific
work but also the environment and
conditions under which the work was
carried on.
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SENIORS AT HARTAO9 A
STAIUMFOR GRAUATION
EXPERIMENT TRIED SUCCESS-
FULLY AT SERVICES
IN 1916
To hold Commencement in their.
Stadium, Harvard seniors are circulat-
ing a" petition among the class of '2
which will be submitted to President
Lowell when the required number of
names are secured., according to the
Harvard Crimson. The matter is then
to be turned over to Dr. John War-
ren, university marshall, and to the
corporation, for decision.
The proposition at Harcard has
aroused much favorable comment,
since the initial experiment was tried
in 1916 when the stadium was used
for commencement. It is said that the
general feeling was that the trial was
a success.
Harvard faces much the same diffi-
culty as Michigan, except in the case
here, the problem has become more
acute than it originally promised. The
first estimate indicated a total senior
cltss of little more than 1200, while
the latest figures of th combi ned
classes of '22 show that the total num-
bers of senior is 700. The overflow
in Hill auditorium promises to be
more than 400 if tickets are issued to
each senior.
CARRIERS WANTED
Students attendingtSummer
ISchool and desiring to deliver
The Summer Michigan Daily are
asked to see the Business Man-
ager any afternoon this week
between 3 and 4. Piess build-
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