The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-27
FACULTY IS
TO LECTURE
University Professors Have
Prepared Addresses.
TO DELIVER IN CITES
Only Actual Expenses viii Be
Charged.

Norman. o. T, Feb. 2s.-The University
News letter of March l will contain the
following items of interest 10 the people
Of Oklahoma:
The University of Oklahoma desires to
present the following course of lectures
which are offered by the various mem
lDers Of the faculty. These lectures have
been prepared to be delivered before com
suercial clubs, county normal institutes
high schools, ladies clubs. Christian en-
,ieavors, Epworth leagues, and other SINH
lar organizations. The range OF Subj
:Iects offered is sufficiently large TO war
rant the belief that any organization de-
hiring a lecture may find subject suited
TO its needs.
For the delivery Of these lectures the
professors make no charge except actual
expenses. These expenses include rail-
road fare from Norman to the point
where the lecture IS to be delivered, and
return and hotel bills. II is understood
.ahat all cost Of advertising and securing
(. hall is to be borne by the club or other
organization.
1t is earnestly desired that the people
of the territory avail themselves of this
opportunity and come in touch with the
members Of the faculty OF the University
of Oklahoma. All COMMUNICATIONS regard
ing the matter should be addressed to
c. n. Gould, Norman, O. IT
PROF. EDWIN DEBARR, PH. D.
Professor in Chemistry.
!. The effects of alcohol and tobacco.
Including cigarettes, on the human .sys-
TEN, from chemists standpoint
H. Chemistry of food.
lie Mineral sanitary aud irrigation wa
ters.
" The chemistry Of gypsum products.
PROF. JAMES BUCHANAN. 3. s.
Professor of History.
!. Educated Citizenship
II. Political History of the Acquisition
Of Territory in the United States
PROF. J. F. PAXTON. A NJ
Professor of Greek and Latin
sI Rome of Today and Yesterday.
I'll Greek Mediterranean Lands.
PROF. F. S. ELDER, A. B.
Professor of Mathematics
T The Earth Regarded as One Of the
Heavenly Bodies.
'IL The Sun, Moon and Planets
'IIL Comets, Nebulae and Fixed Stars.
'V. A high school commencement ad-
dress. entitled, The Demand for the
Best
PROFESSOR a. II. VAN VBEET Phi D.
Professor of Biology
81 Evolution given either as single
lacture of as a series of three. as follows:
faA 10Y lff.v,
idea
(b) The Darwinian Period.
tc) Influence of evolution in the World s
thought
II. Birds and Insects
'III. German University life from the
Standpoint of an American citizen
PROFESSOR c. n. GOULD. A. NJ.
Professor of Geology.
L United States land Surveyors
II. General Geology and Resources Of
Oklahoma.
III. Water resources Of Oklahoma and
the Great Plains.
PROFESSOR J. W. STURGIS. A NJ
Professor of Latin and Greek
I. The Preparation of the World for
Christianity
MR.. II. d GUELICH, +. MUS.
DlAttlpT oi SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
/. In the Realm of Tone Qlecture and
Recital)
1. Rise and Progress of Music
III Influence and power of the art Of
arts
MIR NJ J. FERGUSON, a. B.
Librarian
sL The Peoples Cniversity-The Library
MR.. Il. G. HALL. PHI. B.
Physical Director
I. The facts about Alcohol
MIR J. SEYMORE. PHI. c.
Instructor fn Pharmacy.
4 Oxygen
II. hydrogen.
Ill Effect of Light on Chemical Com
pounds.
MR.. ". r. HUMPHREYS. A B.
Instructor in English Language.
MIR j. q. 4 LAMPADIUS
Instructor in German and French
81 \ German City between the years
f3oo and 1890
I'll The architecture of the Middle Ages
N Germany
'III- The Germany OF the last ~ Years
MR.. l.. r. COLES
Instructor in Economies
]. Relation Of the West Indies to the
1Nlteu states.
II. The Scope and Present Proportions
Of American Trade
III Japan. Its People. Resources and /
Trade
MIR FRAZIER HOOD. PHI. D.
Instructor in English.
j. Literature and Life
II. Some educational standards
Ill Life. What IS il?
DIR r. T. STOOPS. a b
Instructor in Bacteriology
l. Domestic Bacteriology
MR.. +. Z. KNOWLES
Instructor in Mathematics
Our Country's Call.
sNot ready before October 1st.
UNIVERSITY FACULTY 1.-Two I
FIRE BREAKS OUT.
Occupant of the Store Had Narrow Es-
cape.
Astor. O. T. Feb. 26.--The Reporter saws /
that at about = o'clock Friday morning
6 clerk. Mr.. Williams was was asleep
in Mr.. Van DuSen's store AT Mutual was
awakened suddenly from q so,,-,,9 sre,,, f