-',TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 192f)
'TO LEC'TVRE ,HERE
SSelects "StinarlIa(s Of Physical Build"
' As Subjet; Medcal Society Is
f Sponsor Of Address
I5 THIRD SERIEJS TALK
Dean Charles R. Bardeen, of the
medical school at the University of
Wisconsin, wvho will speak here Thurs-
day, April 1, has chosen "Standards
of Physj al Build" as the subject of
his address, it wias, announced yes-
terday. The lectture will be .the thirdl
on the course being held under the
auspices of Alpha Omega Alpha, na-
tional honorary medical society.
The (lean obtained his medical de-
gree from Johns Hopkins university
in 1897 after receiving his A. B. from
Harvard four years previously. Im-
mediately 'after his graduation he be-
came an assistant in the anatomy de-
partnment at Johns H-opkins. I-e was
made an associate professor in 1901.
In ,1904 he became a full professor
of anatomy at the. University of Wis-
consin and three years later was made
dlean of the mneical school, a posi-
tion he has since held.
Dean Bardeen is' a.memuber of the
American 'Society of Naturalists, the
Society of American Anatomists, the
Society of American Zoologists, and
the American Association for the Ad-
*ancenient' of Science. H~e has made
a number of contributions to scientific
journalis embracing'such-i:topics as h'u-
xnan an~d comjparative mammalian em-
bryology,, experimental" morphology,
and physical anthropology.
Freshman Medics
T1o Have Smoker
Freshman medical students, w ill
hold their first smoker 'of the year at
7:30 o'clock Thursday in room 318 of
the Union, according to an announce-
mment made yesterday by JohnfR. Fel-
lowes, '29M, president 'of the class.
Prof. Frederick 'G. Novy, of the
Medical school, has been secured tol
give the principal address of the eve-
ning.
GENEVNA.-With the Vorovsky as-
sassination in mind the Geneva gov-
ernment has decided to 'provide heavy,
police prot~etion for Prenfier Bethlen
of Hungary during his attendance on
the league sessions here this week.

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I G 0 P Ilan ge JROME.- One hundred andl twelve! WASHINGTON. - During the lastl"
Runs For Senate 194 acrin oItl' officia our-, 500,000,000 pounds of dangerousex{
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