THE WOLVERINE,

LECTURES ON "ANCIENT Campus Building
AND MODERN ATHENS1 HousesOld Tree
Disk I verberates Back to Ancient
Professor Winters to Speak on Famous Roime and Capture of Jerus-
Greek City Today; Will Illus. alem
trate Talk
-- The same year that Odacer, the
'Ancient and Modern Athens" is the great barbarian chief, captured and
subject of the lecture to be delivered sacked Rome, a great wind blew
at 5 o'clock this afternoon in the audi- through the forests of far away Calli-
torium of the Natural Sciens building fornia and carried a tiny seed and de-
hy Prof. J. G. Winters of the Greek posited it softly on the moist earth.
and Lati department. Professor Win- When Jerusalem was captured by
ters has been in Athens several times. Omar in 655, this tree was almost a
The lecture will be illustrated with century old. Down through the ages
slides some of which are colored. when warring kings trespassed on the
At 8 o'clorc this evening Prof. C. V. kingdoms of their neighbors, the tree
Weller of the Medical school, will talk lived and prospered. By the time that
on "Acquired Disease as a Factor in France declared war on Germany in
Racial Deterioration." 1F70, it had become a mighty Redwood,
The lecture at 5 o'clock tomorrow king of the forest.
afternoon will be on "The Biology of In 1915 the tree was felled by an ex-
Youth and Age," by Prof. F. C. New- pert forester and a disk was cut which
combe of the Botanical department. now reposes in the Natural Science
The lecture will be illustrated. building. The disk measures eight
feet across and weighs over 3,000
Will Continue to Teach German pounds. It was presented to the Un-
Battle Creek, Mich., July 30.- High iversity by the Hammond Lumber
schools here will continue to teach company and is one of the largest of
German language. The students who its kind ever exhibited here.
have expressed their desire to take The disk has tags attached which
up the study of German are pre- indicates the historical events which
paring to start on their term's work. happened during its growth. During
Superintendent of Schools Coburn the period of its growth practically all
said: "Last year some thought the the nations of Europe have arisen
German flag should be barred from from a state of barbarism to their
the German classroom, and we asked present position. A smaller disk, 378
the students to vote on it. All who years, which was cut south of Ann
were studying German ldiked upon Arbor is also included in the exhibit.
the flag as proper, in connection with The disks are in room 318 of the Na-
their study of Goethe and Schiller, tural Science building.
but there came a time, as events
moved rapidly when the student op-
\ posed it, and the flag was promptly TEACHERS' APPOINTMENTS
ordered away. If sentiment should f MADE BY UNIV. 6-MMITTEE
be against the teaching of German, we -
would probably discontinue it." Five appointments have been given
out by the University appointment
Secure Two of iMleklhers' Paintings . committee during the past week.
Two lunettes done by Gari Melchers Those who have received , positions
have been secured by the University are as follows: Iama C. Hook, '17,
for the reading room of the Library. Clinton, Mich., Latin and Music. Mary
The pictures were originally intended L. Johns, Hinsdale, Illinois. Arthur
as mural decorations for the Library Cross, '17, L'Anse, Mich., Superintend-
of Congress but were made accessible ent of Schools; Marie Zeiger, Niagara
to this library when a change in plan Falls, New York, English and Ger-
of architecture necessitated elliptical man; Barbara L. Schafer, Technical
pictures instead. High School, Indianapolis, Indiana.

PAT-CHES
Why not call it the Simmer Session'
S. 0. S.
We once had a bothersome dog named
August.
He barked at the cows and frequently
bit their heels.
But one day he bit at a mule's heels-
The next day was September.
THE DANCE
The bench in the park.
The girls going by.
The girl who comes over to rest.
The conversation about
The weather,
The classes,
The dance.
(The sparkling eyes,
The jolly smile)
The invitation.
* * *
,The shave.
The tight shoes,
The high collar,
The silk handkerchiefs.
* * *
The noisy door bell.
The quick light step down the hall.
The pleasant smile.
The far-away music.
The faster speed.
The dollar.
The heel-tickling jazz.
The first whirl.
The encores.
The electric fan.
The intermission.
The tinkling, clinkling ice in
The two tall tumblers.
The strumming banjo.
The awkward girl.
The fat man.
The pet corn.
The muffled swear word.
The seat in the window.
The long glide.
The whispered song.
The Home, Sweet Home
S* * 
The wilted collar.
The tired arm.
The shiny nose.
The wet shirt.
The cool air.
The confiding moon.
The good-night.
The plunge bath.
The hot bed.
The restless tossing.
The 7:30 alarm.
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Publish Lecture of Prof. W. H. Hobbs
A pamphlet recently issued by the
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ddress on "The Outlook for Democ-
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f the geology department, at a con-
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TO UPHOLD STANDARDS OF
"SOLDIERS OF THE SEA"
Washington, July 30.- Although
this country is involved in the great-
- est war known to history and recruit-
ing for the "First to Fight" is being
conducted lightning fast, the sterling
standards of the "Soldiers of the Sea"
must be upheld, it was announced at
Marine Corps Headquarters today.
Upon hearing the report that a local
police judge allowed three men charg-
ed with being drunk to go unpunished
provided they enlisted in the Marines.
Major General Commandant George
Barnett said: "Drunkards will not be
accepted for enlistment in the Marine
Corps. We have been getting the
highest class of recruits and the en-
listment of those who dally too freely
with the 'Demon Rum' would be a ser-
ious reflection upon the service itself
and upon the men who have already
enlisted."
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LIBRARIAN GOODRICH ELECTED
HEAD OF STATE ASSOCI.TION
Mr. F. L. D. Goodrich, Reference
Librarian of the University. was elect-
ed president of the Michigan Library
association at a meeting held at Sault
Ste. Marie from Tuesday to Thursday
of last week. Miss Olson, Librarian
of the Peter White Library at Mar-
quette was elected vice-president, Miss
Fanny Ball, of the Grand Rapids high
school library, 2nd vice-president,
Miss L. L. Morgan, of the Detroit Pub-
lic Library, secretary, and Miss Eliza-
beth Pomeroy of the Lansing State
Library, treasurer.
Miss Edith Thomas, assistant in
charge' of the University extension
service also attended the meeting and
gave a brief talk on the subject of her
work
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