rRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
NOTED CHEMIST TO
SPEAK ER TOAYU
Will Address
Chemical Society
News From Other Colleges
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Professor Whttmore, of Northwestern,
Talks on Organic Chemistry
of Mercury
SUBJECT TO BE DELIVERED
iN SEMI-POPULAR FASHIONS
Prof. Frank C. Whitmore, of the
chemical department of Northwestern
university, will be the speaker at the
meeting of the University section of
the American Chemical society that
takes place at 4:15 o'clock today in
the chemical amphitheater. His sub-
ject will be the "Recent Developments
in the Organic Chemistry of Mercury."
Professor Whitmore is considered
the greatest living authority in his
field. He is the author of the A. C. S.
monograph "Organic Compounds of
Mercury," and is the former secretary
and chairman of the organic division
of the American Chemical society. He
is also a member of the editorial board
of the Chemical Bulletin, which is the
uil)bhcation of the society.
The members of the University sec-
tion of the American Chemical society-
will give a dinner to Professor Whit-I
more at 6 o'clock today in the Union.{
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Penn State-Pennsylvania day will statistics the Varsity footballers have
e strictly a student affair this year, piled up a total of more than two
nd not a public affair as in former hundred points against their oppon-
ears. Among the events of the day ents, while only 36 points have been
ill be the Georgia Tech game, and scored against thein.
soccer game may be arranged with ---
ie Navy. Yalc--Among the many prominent
persons who have expressed their
Chicago-Class elections and nomi- opinions on the prohibition question
ations will lie held in chapel this is Admiral Sims. He is quoted as say-
ear. This will eliminate registration. ing in a recent speech here, "I believe
that Prohibition is here to stay."
Dartmouth-An increasing interest-
serious matters on the ptrt of stu- Ohic--Harry (loge) Workman car-
ents, and a corresponding increase in ried off the honors in the senior elec-
ie desire to find and make iise of tion. He received 45 more votes than
howledge which may be obtained from his nearest competitor for, president
ooks is indicated in the increase in of the class.
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Eat the Same
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TRY OUR
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SUNDAY
Chicken
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the use of the University library, ac-
cording to the report of the library Mexico City, Nov. 8.-Political rum-
committee. ors today include one that Presdent
Obregon will ask for a leave of abs-
Cornell-According to the latest. ence.
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Prof. Frank C. Whitmore
Nationally known chemist of North-
western university, who will address
the University section of the American
Chemical society at 4:15 o'clock today
in the chemldcal amphitheater. , His
subject is "Recent Developments in the
Organic Chemistry of Mercury."
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Plasse Will Talk
On Art Conditions
In order to inform the American I
students of 'the art conditions abroad,
and especially in France, M. George
Plasse of the Societe de Graveurs
Modernes Francaises has consented to
give a short address at 3 o'clock today
in the upper gallery of Alumni hall.j
Many of the etchings now on display
in the gallery are the work of M.+
Plasse, and
accuracy of
upon them..
everyone.
Student Injured in Game
Henry F. Clark, '27, was injured
while playing speedball Tuesday. He
susttined a broken knee and is under
care at the Health service infirmary.
are remarkable for thej
the etching work done
The talk will be open to
ts true efficiency to use
Classifieds.-Adv.
Daily
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Fraternity
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