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OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Ford's River Rouge Plant Scheduled
On Summer Excursionists' Program
which will reach Ann
o'clock in the evening.
6:45,
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Exchange Notes
blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the
iversity. Copy received in the Office of the Summer Session unil
3:30 p. m. (11 30 a. m. Saturday.)
lme 3 SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1923 Number 112
V's Educational Club Picnie:
Le annual summer picnic will be held Monday night, July 30, (weath-
rmitting). Members of the faculty of the School of Education and
wives are invited. Tickets will be; on sale Thursday and Friday in
n Hall. meet at Barbour Gyynnasi m at 4:30 p. m.
BLANCHE HOWELL.
Ion No. 11, Wednesday afternoon, August 1:
)rd's River Rouge Industrial Plants, Blast Furnaces, Foundry, Tract-
dy, Power Plants. Party leaves at-1 p. m. Returns, reaching Ann
at 6:45 p. m.
' ~CARLTON WELLS.f
WHAT'S GOING ON
MONDAY
0-"Tlie Development and Signffic'
nce of Public Schools," by Prof. C'.
. Davis, in Natural Science audi-
orium.
I-Recital in Sarah Caswell Angell
all by cla in Shakespearean
eading.
TUESDAY
0-"A Pictorial Survey of Korean
ivilization," by Prof. W. Carl Ruf-
.s. The lecture will be. illustrated.
WEDNESDAY
0-Excursion No. 11 to the Ford
lant at Rivfr Rouge; blast turn-
Les, foundry, body and tractor
lants southwest of Detroit. Trip
nds at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
0-Lecture in French by Prof. E.
. Itovillain in Natural Science au-
itorium.
0-Concert in Hill .auditorium.
THURSDAY
0lT.wj 6tI1 "Tha Tabratar v Pro.
Fochester. How Jane is saved from
marrying her benefactor who already
has a demented wife, and how through
their love they are re-united is shown
in this story cf love and pathos..
"Romance Land" featuring Tom Mix
will be presented at the Wuerth the-
ater Friday and. Saturday,. "Pep"
Hawkins, a rancher on the, western
plains, was in love with Nan Harvess,
a wealthy heir of a neighboring ranch.
Nan vowed that the man she married
must first prove himself 100 per cent
man. Several ranchmen qualified, but
"Pep" by his quick wit and determined
fist proved himself master of the game.
ORPHEUII
Excursion No. 11, of the Summer
session series, to the Ford plants at
River Rouge next Wednesday, will al-
low University students to see the sev-
eral raw product departments contri-
buting to the large Highland Park
assembly factory already visited.
The party will leave the Packard
and State streets station at 1 o'clock,
and arrive at the Miller road, one mile
from the Rouge offices, about 2:15
o'clock. Automobiles will be waiting
there to carry the party to the plant.
Special guides will then take charge
of the visiting group, first taking it
through the by-product building, then
to the 125 automatic-operated coke
ovens.
nWill Inspect Repair Shops
From this point the party will in-
spect the railway repair shops, the
$200,000 coal car converter whicl lifts
railway cars, coal filled, to the height
of three stories and inverts it into
the proper bin, and then torthe tall
lookout elevator tower where a fine
bird's eye view of the Rouge proper-
ties and Detroit in the distance can be
secured.
Of especial interest will be the two
huge and thoroughly modern 500 ton
capacity blast furnaces. Here pig
iron is smelted, which in turn is used
in the adjacent foundry. Walking
along the raised-railroad, the visitors
will be able to look down upon the
ore docks, where Minnesota and upper
Michigan ore is brought in Ford's own Iv
freighters. Fordsons are completed at Wlscoiisin - Ten thousand dollars
the rate of several hundred per day inhas been bequeathed to the University
the tractor division, and this will be
'the factory next on the afternoon's of Wisconsin to establish the Anna
thefactry nt oMarston fellowship through the will of
Itsnerary.n sPthe late Mrs. Anna Marston, which isl
Includes Power. Plant now being probated. After certain
On turning back toward the office, sums have been paid by the estate,j
the body plant, then the foundry, the the remainder will be used to estab-
largest in the world, and lastly the lish the Thomas Marston fund, either
power plant, housed in a brick struc- as a loan fund or a scholarship, as
ture larger than Hill auditorium, will the university desires.
be observed by the Ann Arbor party.
To cover this vast industrial city, Missouri-Dr. Louise Stanley, dean
empoying 40,000 men, is in many of home economics at the University
respects mor'e interesting than the of Missouri, has been selected by Sec-
more frequently visited Highland retary Wallace at Washington to head
plant, according to students who have the newly established bureau of home
been through both places. economics of the department of ag-
Return will beon the D. U. R. cars, riculture. She will assume the duties
1. The bureau will require $72,0(
and .50 employees to maintain its a
tivities. Miss Stanley's salary is $5,0(
a year.
Illinois-Twenty University of Illi:
ois R. 0. T. C. cadets received certi:
cates of qualification in aviation fre
Maj. F. I. Martin, camp commando
this week. During the afternoon, tl
enlisted men were reviewed by tl
regular officers and cadets and aft
this ceremony Major Maring, coi
mandant, gave a talk to the student
Illinois-In the examinations take
recently for admissIon to the sta
bar, 50 per cent of the candidates fai
ed. Nearly 200 took the examinatior
and 16 of these were Illinois men, a
of whom passed the requirement
Fourteen were graduates of the cla
of 1923.
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A BAG OF Mac Gregor Clubs WILL GIVE YOU
CONFIDENCE AND IMPROVE YOUR GAME.
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strated). Prof. A. R. Sawyer.
-Educational motion pictures.
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FRIDAY
--Lecture, "The History of Mathe-
tics." *Prof. L. C, Karpinski.
)-Lecture - Recltal, "Macbeth."j
rof. R. D. T. Hollister, University
[all.
SATURDAY
7 a. n.-Excursion No. 12. State
rison and Consumers Power com-
any plant, Jackson] Trip ends at
p. in.
U-NOTICES
imer session students desiring to
se the Union B ilding this summer
ust obtain card at desk. A di-
ory of all students has been com-
Borrowing trouble seems to be the
foundation of Owen Moore's success in
photoplays. In "The Chicken in the
Case,',' the current attraction at the
Orpheum theater Sunday, Monday, and
Tuesday, the trouble starts when Owen
Moore, as Steve Perkins, borrows the
wife o a friend that he may receive
his inheritance.
Playing opposite Mr. Moore is Kath-
erine Perry, the Zi.egfeld follies beauty
who was awarded the golden apple by
the Artists club of New York for be-
ing the prettiest girl in the 'metropo-
Ulis and who in real life is Mrs. Owen
Moore.
William Faversham will appear in
the.stellar role in "The Man Who Lost
Himself," at the Orpheum theater
Wednesday and Thursday.
The story concerns the Earl of
Rochester, who discovers Victor Jon-
es, an American- to be his double and
decides to change places with the Am-
erican, on account of finacial and do-
mestic troubles.
"A Lady's Name," featuring Con-
stance Talmadge and Harrison Ford
wi'.l be shown at the Orpheum theater
Friday and Saturday. The story re-
lates the experiences of Mabel Vere,
a' clever young authoress who is bor-
ked by the priggish charm of her
.fiance, Gerald Wantege. To vary the
monotony and to observe material for
a new novel, Mabel advertises for a
husband. Mabel and Gerald quarrel
over her unconventional behavior,
their engagement is broken and Mabel
finds a new applicant to fill his old
place.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DIVISION AND HURON
101-10 5. Main St. 230 S. State St
Nickel's Arcade
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Rev. L. A. Barrett, D.D., Minister
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Lewis C. ReinMann, Secretary Men Students
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Cor. S. State and E. Washington Sts.
Rev. A. W. Stalker, D: D., Pastor
10:30 A. M. Morning Worship:
"Present Tendencies in Korea"
By Prof. H. H. Underwood of
Seoul, Korea.
12:00 M. Student Discussion Group
at Wesley ,Fall.
6:30 P. M. Wesleyan Guild De-
votional Meeting. Leader, Mr.
Wallace Teed.
10:30 A. M. Morning Service. Rev. W. B. Shirey will preach.
Intermediate and Primary Sunday Schools meet at 10:30.
Bible Class for Young People at noon.
Young People's Soc ety meets at 6:00 for Sccial half hour.
meeting at 6:30.
Regular
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On the plaza in front of the University Library
7:30 P. M.
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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
(Missouri Synod)
Corner Third and W. Huron Sts.
CARL A. BRAVER, Pastor
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out of the resultant complications,
rwillinger proves his love and
rims his reward.
Ad rarecombination of youth, talent
d versatility has stamped the pic-
'e, "Luck," as the biggest laugh get-
of the season, starring Jonny
nes and Violet Mersereau-
'Luck" is the story of a wealthy
ung man who resents being useless
the world." He waer s totacquire
0,000 in one year, and to start with
Bing togs as the only cloths on his
,k plus an old raincoat. Hines
nes the wager, but the way in
ich he does it reveals a typical Am-
can youth from tip to toe.'
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9:30
10:30
11:30
German.
Bible School.
English: "Christ Our -Pro-
phet."
Rev. C. T. Webb, Episcopal Student Pastor, will speak on,*
"Inspiration and Technique"
Mass singing under direction of George Oscar Bowen
Summer School students and all other Ann Arbor people
are cordially urged to attend.
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Majestic - Johnnie Walker
"Children ' of the Dust."
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WUERTHI
pino Lane, a newcomer to the
ap comedy is the star of the Wil-
Fox film, "A Friendly Husband,"
h will be shown at the Wuerth
er Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
'g 'style of work in this feature is
ue,, he proves himself to be a
ni who knows the value of speed,
s, novelties and gags.,
mning to the Wuerth theater on
aesday and Thursday is Hugo Bal-
greatest contribution to the
i, "Jane Eyre," a pictorial ver-
of Charlotte Bronte's masterpiece
at name.
bel Ballin, as Jane Eyre who is
inwelcome .ward of her grasping
is sent to a charitable institu-
for her schooling. Unable to en-
her depressing associations
r, Jane obtains employment as
'ness in the home of Fairfax
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Orpheum-Owen Moore in "The
Chicken in the Case."
Wuerth-Lupino Lane in
Friendly Husband."
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
(DISCIPLES)
LANE HALL
F. P. ARTHUR, Pastor
9:30 A. M. Bible School.
10:30 A. M. Sermon.
Subject: "The Mind of Christ."
12:00 A. M. Men's Service Club.
Students' Class.
6:30 P. M. Christian Endeavor.
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
R. EDWARD SAYLES, 1irinister
Corner Catherinet and Division Street
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SUNDAY SERVICES
8:00 A. M. Holy Communion.
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10:30 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon by Rev. Charles T. Webb.
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Corner State and Huron Streets
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of Paradise."
The Bon-
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Thursday Holy Communion, 7:15 A. M. Williams Meriorial Chapel.
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TEACHERS
NEEDED,
Many vacancies
cn file now!
Westmore Teachers' Agercy
716 Old National Bank Bldg..
SPOKANE, WASIINGTON
HOWARD R. CHAPMAN,
Minister for Students
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
"THE STONE CHURCH WITH THE WARM WELCOME"
State and Williams Sts., Opposite the Law Building
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10:30 Morning Worship. Sermon
by Mr. Sayles: "The Min-
istry of Clouds."
11:45 The Guild Bible Class for
Students will be conducted
by Mr. George Bigge, M.A.
It will meet in the church.
Herbert Atchinson Jump, minister-E, Knox Mitchell, University pastor
10:30 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon by Mr. Mitchell on "Jesus'
Parable of the Warring Kings; Heroes or Cowards."
12:00 M. There will be no Forum today.
7:00 P. M. Union Open Air Service in Front of the University Library. I
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The Church will be closed during the month of August.
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