THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY
DAILY OFFICIAL B LIUi
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive noIce to all m br o
the University. Copy received at the of of the hu r s
until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday).
- Volume V THURS1IAY, JIULY 23, 1924 Number 209
Put-in-Bay Excursion:
All who are planning on the trip to Put-in-Bay must leave their names
at the office of Professor E. in. Smith, Room G, 323, Natural Science
Building, before noon, Thursday, July 23. A Bulletin Board is provided
there where all necessary information may be obtained regarding the
trip.
Ernest Rice Smith, Director of the Excursion.
Special Lectures on Atomic Structure:
The lectures by Dr. Paul D. Foote of the Bureau of Standards will be
given daily at 4 and Friday at 9 in Room 1041 New Physics Building. his
topics for this week will be "Complex Structure of Series Terms" ant
"Photoelectric Effect in Vapors."
E. F. Barker.
Cosmopolitan Club:
Members and Foreign Students attending the Summer Session are in-
vited to a Social given by Professor and Mrs. C .owvden at their home 101 ;
Olivia, on Saturday evening July 25, from eight to ten.
All those who expect to attend will pl'ase (all up Miss Wightianii,
Dial 3193.
Nnr IM. Mali! , President.
Visitors Night at- the Obseruitory:
Tickets for visitors' nights at the 0,servatory, July 29, 30, and 31, may
be obtained at the Oice of the Summier Session from )10 to 12 A. M. and
2 to 4 P. M. These tickets arc intended for students of the Summer
Session who will present their Treasurer's receipts when applying fo.
them.
E.11. Kraus.
Public Speaking 62s, Sha espeareeni .adnig:
Act 1 Sc 1 Witches: Black, Weston, Crowe.
Act 1 Sc 2 Duncan-Baker; Malcolm--Lippman; Sergeant--Wilson;
Lennox-Lewis.
Act 1 Sc 3 Witches-Brown, Crumley, Hull; Macbeth-Cass; Banquo
-Talbot; Ross-Bronson.
Act T Sc 4 Duncan-Hull; Malcoln-F. Chang; Lennox-Hoyt; Mac-
beth-Menard; Banquo-Holden; Ross-V. Chang.
Act 1 Sc 5 Lady Macbeth--Rosenblum; 1\iessenger-Levinson; Mac-
beth-Wilson.
Act 1 Sc 6 Duncan-Anderson; Banquo-Morgaridge; Lady Macbeth-
V. Chang.
Act 1 Sc 7 Macbeth-Johnson; Lary Macbeth-Sheets.
Act 2 Sc 1 Macbeth-Lippman; Lady Macbeth-Black; Porter-Saw-
yer; MacDuff-Morgaridge; Lennox-Lewis; Banquo-Demaray; Malcolm-
Wilson.
Act 3 Sc 1 Banquo-Anderson; Macbeth-Lewis; Lady Macbeth-Bron-
son; Lennox-Baker; Ross-Wilson; Attendant--Demaray; First murderer
-Reece; Second murderer-Sawyer.
Act 3 Sc 2 Macbeth-Morgaridge; Lady Macbeth-Menard; Servant-
Crumley.
Act 3 Sc 4 Macbeth-Sawyer; Lady Macbeth-Weston; Ross-Wilson;
Lennox-Lewis.
Act 4 -Sc 1 Witches: Rosenblum, Snyder, Hirschman; Macbeth-Reece.
Act 4 Sc 3 Malcolm--Demaray; Maccul_--Johnson; Ross-Anderson.
Act 5 Sc 1 Doctor-Baker; Lady M acbeth-Black; Gentlewoman-
Holden.
Act 5 Sc 5 Macbeth-Talbot; Seyton --Inger; Menger--Brown.
Act 5 Sc 7 Macbeth--Johnson; Macduisf---iakr;: Siward-Morgaridge;
Ross-Levinson.
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STUDENTS, NOTICE!
This story was written by William E. Oliver, University of California
student, winner of the Carl Laemmle inter-collegiate scenario compe*
tition, and was awarded the $2,500.00 prize. Featuring
PAT O'MALLEY and MARY ASTOR
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International
The Spanish government is aidin g Senor La Cierva, inventor, in the
development of a newv flying machin e of the helicopter-type, which is con-
structed to hover in one spot in the a ir. The plane's wings are arranged
like irh suokes of a wheel. It is shown above.1
will be raised in the final week call-' Tokio, July 22.-The foreign office
ed "concentration" week. announced it has sent a note to China
through Kenkichi Yoshizawa, Japan-
The WoodIlawn Players will appear ese minister to China, advising her in
Friday in the cainpus open air the- a friendly manner that the agitation
ater. They will present "The Taming for revision of treaties was inappro-
of the Shrew" in the afternoon and priate at present.
"Masks and Faces" in the evening.
Washington, July 22. --Acceptance
Won 1 ive!of the Henry Ford bid of $1,706,000
Cu ! ce for the 200 shipping board vessels set
aside for scrapping, has been recoi-
rmended- to the shipping board by
An all-campus dance, free of President Palmer of the fleet corpora-
charge,, will be given by the Women's}tion.
League and the Women's Athletic as--
sociation from 3 to 11:30 o'clock to-
night at Barbour gymnasium. This
will conclude the series of Tuesday
and Thursday social dancing classes.
Music for the dancing will be sup-
plid by a four-pi ece orchestra.
Pa trons and patronesses for the B A wt A aH E
dance will include Dean E. H. Kraus Sum n
and Mrs. Kraus, Dean Joseph A. Burs-$n
Iey and Mrs.rBursley Miss Henriette
Scranton, Prof. Ethel M1cCormick, d -eunts.-
Miss Alice Lake, and Miss Naomi
Titus.
iance at Union Friday Nite.
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work next fall. While in the Univer-
sity, Hahn was one of the best sprint-
ers that Michigan produced. He holds
FILES Conference records in 100 and 220
yard dashes. He also won the 100
and 200 metre dashes in the 1904 and
be torn down 1908 Olympics and has been recog-
nized as one of the world's best
on its demoli- sprinters.
ROHESTRA ENTERTAINERS
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Barbour house will be open when the The plans have been completed and
fall semester starts, and according to the work of organization well started
the agreement made when the funds for 1he Union campaign. One million
were donated to the University, West i dollars is to be raised in October by
hall was to- be razed. However au- a committee of 2,000 working in 183
thorities are confronted by the pro- districts. The building committee,
blem of finding sufficient accommo- composed of Dean Bates, Professor
dation for the ever increasing enroll- Bursley, Gardner S. Williams, Roy D.
ment of the University. Chapin, and Homer Heath, met with
the representatives of Pond, the arch-
Archie Hahn, who will be Varsity itect of Chicago, and arranged the
football trainer and assistant track I placing of contracts. Homer Heath
coach next year arrived to day to is the man behind this project. The
make arrangements for taking up his largest part of the money probably
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