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pFINANCIAL.FOR SALE.—Fifty shares Standard Paint Co. Statp best bid. B. O. 23 Times Downtown.BANKSTATEMENTSAll State Bank and Trust Co. statements published in The New York Times will be inserted in The New York Times Weekly Financial Quotation Review to-morrow.In 1853 the New York State Legislature designated The New York Times as the medium to exclusively print the bank statements in this State, practically ever since that timefhe New York Times has been the acknowledged medium for all financial advertisements and carries a greater volume than any other newspaper in the world.The New York‘All the news that’s fit to print.’1ljaw . j.«u x'crpeiuai wukbi, uy |Sir Frederick Pollock. Earl llall, Columbia University, 8:15 P. M.MODERN PRINCIPLES' OF HEREDITY: THE PROBLEM OF PERSONAL CHARACTERS by Prof. W. L. Johannsen of the University of Copenhagen, first lecture In course, Room SOS, Schermerhorn Hall, Columbia University, 4:10 P. MTHE GASOLINE AUTOMOBILE, Part I., by W. Wallace Kerr, De Witt Clinton HighSchool, Tenth Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street, 8:15 P. M.SPANISH AMERICA by William B. Guthrie, Wadleigh High School, ItSlh Street, westof Seventh Avenue, 8:15 P. M.ALFRED THE GREAT by J. Vincent Crowne, Public School 14, 225 East Twenty-seventhStreet, 8:15 P. M.EGYPT AND THE NILE by Peter MacQucen, Public School IT, Forty-seventh Street, west of Seventh Avenue, 8:15 P. M.SATURDAY.DEFINITION OF SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY BOUNDARY CONDITIONS. HOW IS THE PROBLEM TO BE SET? Lecture by Prof. .Jacques Hadamard of the College of - France, Paris, Room 805, Schermerhom Hall, Columbia University, 10:80 A. M. -MOVEMENTS OF PLANTS by Dr. C. C. Cur- ! tis, Lecture Hall, Museum Building, Bronx.Botanical Garden, 4 P. M.Thom as jefferson: growth throughDEMOCRATIZATION by Edward Elliott,' vndur the auspiyos of the Board of Edu-i cation. Branch New York Public Library,121 East Fifty-eighth Street, 8:13 P. M.[THE DARK AGES: 476 to 1800 A. D. by | Nelson P. Mead, Public School 184, 116th Street, west of Fifth Avenue, 8:15 P. M.|THE DAUPHINY by Prof. Charles U. Clark, American Museum of Natural History, Seventy-seventh Street ar/d Central Park West, under the auspices of. the Board of Educe-| - Uon. 8:15 F M.