F. W. Gunsaulus, president of the
Armour Institute of Technology, Chi-
cago, Ill., will speak on "The Educa-
tion of the American," at 7:30 o'clock
next Sunday evening in the First
Methodist church, under the auspices
of the Wesleyan guild.
Mr. Gunsaulus was previously one
of the outstanding ministers of the
of -the most prominent pulpits of that
denomination. As a lecturer he has
been before the public for several
years. He is declared an eloquent
speaker and has always drawn large
audiences. There will be no charge
for this address and the public is in-
vited to attend.
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DR. BARTELL ADDRESSES
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Dr. F. E. Bartell, in an address on
"Anomalous Osmose and Its Relation
to the Behavior of Certain Colloid
Systems," before the University of
Michigan section of the American
Chemical society Tuesday afternoon,
spoke on a subject declared to be of
importance in bridging the gap hith-
erto existing between the chemistry
and the biological sciences. This view
of the importance of his subject Is
held by members of the faculty of
both the chemical and biological de-
partments.,
Prof. Bartlett Sees Value
Prof. H. H. Bartlett, of the botanical
department, said that this subject of
anomalous osmose is of fundamental
importance in botany and in the other
biological sciences as well as in
chemistry. He hopes that circum-
stances will be such that Dr. Bartell
can be the chief speaker at the meet-
ing of the Botanical Society of Amer-
ica a year from this Christmas, and
also that this' paper may be seen in
biological as well as chemical liter-
ature.
The theories presented by Dr. Bar-
tell to account for this phenomenon
of anomalous osmose are the result
of a number of years of work on var-
ious types of membranes. This work
is of interest to all of the biological
sciences such as botany, zoology, and
physiology.
Appreciation Growing
Dr. Bartell said: "I might mention
that there is coming to be a greater
genuine appreciation of the Import-
ance of a consideration of the precise
function of colloidal tissues, etc., and
of their relation to the study of intern-
al medicine. At the present time there
is an active movement on foot by
committees of the American Chemical
society to organize a national labora-
tory of medical research at which pro-
blems of this nature will be taken up.
his type of investigation is new to
the chemist, and the biologist has not
gone far toward the field of the chem-
r st." _______ _ -
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ers? Have we forgotten that more
than 740,000 French are today cripples
because of the war, that 57 per cent
of the French male population be-
tween the ages of 18 and 34, the flower
of the race and the hope of the future
lie dead and that more than 1,360,000
Frenchmen have sacrificed their lives
that Freedom and Justice might live?
Have we forgotten all this? Have
we forgotten that there are French
universities and French students for
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Doran, writer and lecturer on labor
questions, at 8 o'clock Saturday eve-
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Science building. Mr. Doran comes to
speak under the auspices of the So-
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