PAGE EIGHT_ THR-rMTCHMTAN T)~ATY L. VA..LA~..4I .fS~L. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 11 a a 1L 1Yll\..t lll..l!-1l V LriIL 1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN- Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VI TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926 Number 76 H Advises K in "One of the papers read at the SCIE CE FG 9 TY meeting was written by Prof. Ora S. the physics department,1 9 iii collaboration with H. F. Fruth of r _ f ~~~~~~~~~the Hawthorne division of the Gen-19T N E T1 eaElcrcomny RpetS eral Electric company. \\ iel je'reiit I t t LOCAL EVENTS Erleson, and andalu For notices not otherwise mentioned in r. . E Special Lecture in Forestry: Mr. Samuel T. Dana, Director of the Northeastern Forest Experiment Station of the United States Department of Forestry, at Amherst, Massa- chusettsi, is to speak in the auditorium of the Natural Science Building at 4:15 on Jianuary 7th, his subject being, "The Place of Forest Research in the National Forest Program." The general public is cordially invited. John It. Effinger. Estimates for B. and G. Department Work: It is urgently requested that no orders be placed for work to be done in our department without first securing a written estimiate of the cost of same. W will be pleased to furnish such estimates any time upon request. . C. Pardon, Superintendent Building and Grounds Department. Bureau-of Appointents-J, K, and L: All 'candidates enrolled with the Bureau of Appointments whose names begin with";J; 'K, or L are requested to call at the office, Room 102 Tappan Hall, fox-interviews this week. Office hours for this purpose will be held from 10:0 tq'2:00 A. M. and 3:00 to 4.00 P. M., January 5, 6, 7 and 8. Margaret Cameron. When January Winds Blow Hard There is need for ESCO VELVET SKIN OUR OWN MAKE HAND AND FACE LOTION It soothes, heals and prevents chapped skin 35c BOTTLE EBERBACH & SON CO. 200-202 E. Liberty Street - + ,, LARUE PRESENTS PAPER The lc 1aily. Items will be published on two successive days only. Copy must be submitted to the Local Events Editor by 4 P. M. Several members of the faculty, during the Ohristmas holidays, at- SAll fraternit tended meetings of scientific societies. i entering the Profs. H. H. Bartlett, C. D. LaRue, ville tournam and C. 0. Erleson, of the botany de- ternoon at 4 partment attended the annual conven- theatre. tion of the American Association for the Advancement of Science which LONDON.- was held in Kansas City last week. of a plan un Professor Bartlett was chairman of travel to Ca: the joint genetics section of the (about $15) Botanical Societies of America and department the American Society of Zoologists. would-be emi Prof. LaRue gave a paper before this section; Mr. Erleson attended the con- Patronize I vention as a delegate of Phi Sigma, honorary biological society. CH While at Kansas City, Professor La- Rue held a conference with Dr. W. A. Orton, director of the Tropical Re-' search foundation in regard to botani- cal research in rubber production. The';C, convention will be held in Philadel- phia in 1926. 5 One-H Prof. Harrison M. Randall of the physics department represented the PRIVATE University at the meeting of the 10 A American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science, held from Dec. TERRACE 28 to 30 in Kansas City. 1 220 Wuerth Tuesday ty and independent teams annual Spotlight Vaude- tent must report this af- O'clock at the Mimes Since the announcement der which emigrants can nada for 60 shillings the overseas settlement has been swamped by igrants. Daily Advertisers. 1ARLESTON CLASS very Wednesday 8:15 P. M. lour Lessons $5.00 E LESSONS DAILY . l. TO 10 P. M. GARDEN STUDIO Arcade Phone 8828 p-h- - -- - -r ;" Group Pictures of fraternities and activities Zoology 31 (Organic Evolution): I will not meet my class on Tuesday, January 5. Zoology I: I will not meet my classes on Tuesday, January 5. A. Franklin Shull. Raymond D. Stevens, Raymond D. Stevens of Landaff, N. H., is going to Bangkok as adviser to new king of Siam. He succeeds Fran- vis B. Sayre, son-in-law of the late president Wilson. Mr. Stevens form- erly was vice chairman of U. S. ship- ping board. Read the Want Ads - only a have them A. Franklin Shull. illitary Science 5: Students taking Surveying 1, 2 or 4 in lieu of Military Science 5 will report to the undersigned 2:00 P. M. Wednesday, Jars. 6th, or report their inability to do so. G. W. Dunn. Junior Research Club: The regular meeting or Junior Research Club will be held tonight (Jan- uary 5) at 7:30 in Room 161 N. S. A paper on "The Diazo Reaction"' by W: E. PEachmann and a paper by Dr. E. G. Anderson of the Botany Depart- ment will be given. L. R. Wagener, Secretary. Botanical Seminar: Botanical Seminar meets Wednesday, January 6, at 4:30, B173 N. S. Bldg. Paper by C. D. LaRue-"The effect of selection on spore size within the genus Helminthosporium.", B. X. Davis. R. 0. T. C.: All classes in Ammunition, Military Science 3 and 33, will meet today in class room of the Engineering Shops Buildinig. L. M. Bricker. Michigan Glee Club: There will be a special and very importait rehearsal of the whole Club Wednesday night at seven in the School of Music Auditorium. Kurt J. Krenilick, Manager. Michigan Danhies: There will be a regular meeting of the Michigan Dames tonight in the Faculty Women's Club Rooms at 8 o'clock. All student wives are cordially invited to attend. 211rs. J. L. Champagne. Archbishop Deplores Bequest Of Millions To Museum Of Art (By Associated Press) "But to me, it seems as though the BOSTON, Jan. 4.-William Cardinal whole thing wasn't worth while after O'Connell, archbishop of Boston, all. speaking at the services of the Holy "p Name Society yesterday, said that the "He achieved his purpose in gaining man who left his millions to art millions, but what was it all for? "seems to have lost his touch with Every man, millionaire or not, is that sentiment of compassion for the bound to his fellow man, and the poor which is the very essence of. richer he is the greater his obligation Christianity. rcerhoi hegeamahsobiato "We read in the papers,"he said, "of "No one wants to decry art. There the poor boy, starting with but a few is a certain liberty which every man dollars, who toiled day and night until has in disposing of his goods. I am he accumulated millions. I can't help not criticizing: I am only saying that but admire him for his sacrifices that with millions available, much could brought him through hardship and have been done for the sick in the poverty. He made a success of his hospitals, the poor in the slums and enterprises, so far as getting money his own fellow workmen who helped was concerned, to build up his enterprises." Ii II OFFICE SUPPLIES 1926 C ' short month to all taken. Pbotographer Diaries, Calendars Expense Books, etc. Phone 5031 for appointment 11 UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE I Read The Daily "Classified" Columns .. . -...... ..-*_. _ p.qm J _.___ E~ - uii#E!I~ li##1 1#1 lttl tif~l~ ft##11! i . *t ., *tl1tl II#1-- 11Et 1111#11 #I I#E ~#!II111 1 ##i'II ,.. itl - - - - - - - - - - - 7 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - i i i ;11111/ MO ! 'I I T HE MANS SHOP Dinner Coats at Fifty - two dollars A Dinner Coat designed by us and made for us by Gamer. Long roll lapel made exactly like our higher priced garments Fifty-two dollars t +..+e a ' There is flO need to tell those who saw Mr. Wilfred and his mar- News From Other Colleges velous invention THE CLAVILUX, that the above picture is of the artist-craftsman seated at his instrument. Orce more Ann Arbor will show its appreciation of true art ex- pressed in rare beauty by welcoming Mr. Wilfred with a capacity house at HILL AUDITORIUM on Thursday, JANUARY 14. I !_ Mass. Institute of Technology. - It has been described as "the body of This school will see a demonstration a turtle on a snake." The structure of the DeForest phono-fllms in the indicates that their prey consisted of .+fsmall animals or that they tore their near future. food before swallowing. Phono-films are considered the most improved fornm of "talking movies." University of Iowa. - Seventeen Along the edge of the standard film mouths is the age of the youngest stu- is a narrow strip called the sound dent at the University of Iowa. This record. in'Athe process of projecting student is one of 11 children who are the picture a beam of light passes attending classes, held by the child through this strip and falls upon the welfare department for the study of light sensitive cell. Variations in the home conditions. intensity of light falling on this cell cause variations in resistance, and a University of Washington.-Through current of electricity sent through this the Siamese legation at Washington, cell can thus be made to reproduce D. C., 21 volumes of Buddhist scrip- the original telephonic current and tures translated into the Pali langu- after higk amplification. age have been given to the University of Washington library. The work of Illinois.- Among the displays on assembling, translating and printing exhibition here is the cast of an ex- the material in the books, was begun tinct marine reptile 22 feet in length. four years ago and but recently finish- The original was found in 1848 near ed. Whitby, England, and is now in Dub The books were donated by the late lin,. 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