Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-10
''U'' MEN TAKE
PART in MEET
OF SCIENTISTS
Interesting Program Pre-
sented al Gathering Of
Academy Of Science.

North Dakota academy Of science ID
being held today and tomorrow at
the state agricultural college at Far
go. The sessions on Saturday will
open at 3 a: m. and 2 p. m. The
academy is being held in the engi-
neering building.
Among the men from the JUniver-
sity Of North Dakota who are listed
to appear on this afternoon's. and to-
mOrrOw's program are DR.. John M.
Gillette. head, of the department OF
sociology, ,who, will speak on, Farm
Marketing" On the "a work sym
postum. which will be led by Presi-
Food ADMINISTRATOR" viii be Dean
Earle J. Babcock Of the university
college OF engineering. who speaks on
The Fuel Situation" and Dean H.
E. French Of the college of medicine.
who will speak on Medicine and
Public Health"
On Saturday morning Prof. H: r
Simpson OF the department Of ge-
ology Of the, university. will speak on
ground Waters as illustrated in the
Development Of a New Water Supply
for Minot. N. D." DR.. G. A. Abbott.
head of the department Of chemistry,
will speak on Tho Relation Of Ger
tain Colloidal Phenomena to the
Problem Of Water Publication" f.
F. Chandler. professor OF civil engi-
neering at he unive4 sity. Will speak
on THE Effects OF Cultivation and
gion." DR.. Chas. F.. King, professor
Of physiology at the university. will
speak on '"rhe Effect of %Strychnine
on the Movement of the Empty Stom-
ach:" Dean H. E. French will speak
on A Abnormal Sinus Connecting
With the External Auditory Meatus."
This meeting marks the compile
ton of the first; decade in the his
tory Of the North DAKOTA academy Of
science. 1t is. expected that The at
tendance will be large OF both days
of the meeting. special attention
is being directed to tie war work
symposium, which is to be led by
some OF the los prominent. men in
this work in h state. Some of the
important lines of work are repre-
sented or the program. and otner
members engaged in war work are
invited to present informal reports
Of their work. The members of the
executive committee of the academy
OF science include r.. c. Doneghue,
Fl. F.. French. G. A. Abbott, A. F..
Schalk and P. w. Fattig.
A.. delightful feature, OF the acad-
envy will be the 'loyaIts dinner to-
night, Visiting members. their wives
and guests. will be invited by the To-
cal members. The dinner is infor-
NAL. and will be followed by an in
formal social hour. "a.
Following is the official program:
Friday. May 10, 3 a. m.
Presidents A~ddress--R. G.. Dom
eghue, A. c..
Kapidity Of stool:n, in Plants Of
Rromus-inermus, 15m.-L. r. Wal
dron. A. C. a.
Resume Status, Burberry Eradica-
ton and Real Control Work, 15m.-
II. l.. Bolley. A. c.
The syrphidae. OF North Dakota,
2om.-P. w. Fattig. A. C.
The Bombylidae Of North Dakota,
1Om.-F. w. Fattig, A. c..
i A Brief Account Of the Bees Of the
A. c. '''
Notes on, School ,curricuila. 1om.-.
l.. y. Mc-dullen: Fargo college.
Data from Nautical Almanac on
the Solar Eclipse OF June s, 1918, 5n1.
William B. Thomas. go. 80
Reports, appointment of commit
tee, etc. ,t., :
Friday. . 2. M.
Farm Market ns, i5m.-John NJ.
Gillette.
The Soils of North Dakota. Ism.
X. iC.r Doneghue.
American, Potash, 15m.-J. w.
Ince. -: 80 :. 49,
War work .symposium-
The Food. Administration-E. F.
Laid. .t .t Va ..4,l, Is ...
The Fuel 5situiaation-E. J. Babcock.
French. !.
Food Production-G. l.. Randlett.
Informal presentation of other wa
work by members, and general dis
CUSTOM = .q,a
Friday, 6 p. M, Ceres hall. 1nfor-
NAL loyalty dinner" rendered to Wis
itirg members and guests by local
members, followed by social hour.
Electrical Conductivity in Non
Aqueous Solutions, 15m,-G. F.
Henry.
Methods Of Prospecting for Under
ground Waters as illustrated in the
Development OF "a New Water Supply
for Minot, N. p. l5m.-H. E. Simp-
zeolite Processes for Water Soften
ine 20m.-Robert Hubert.
The Relation, OF, Certain Colloidal
Phenomena to the, Problem Of Wa
ter Publication. l5m.-G A. Abbott
Effects OF Cultivation and Drain
age on Stream flow in This Region,
15m.--E. F. Chandler.
The Effect of. Hrychnine on the
Movements Of the Empty Stomach,
15m.-C. e. King.
An Abnormal Sinus Connecting the
External Auditory Meatus, 10m.-H
E. French.
A Paper on Some Phase Of Arch
eology. 20m.-W. N. -stearns.
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