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SWIMMERS TO MEET RUT- TWO HOPKINS MEN LEADERS GERS AND COLUMBIA SENIOR -PROM TO BE BRILLIANT AFFAIR IN THEIR SCIENTIFIC FIELDS TOMORROW LAST SOCIAL FUNCTION OF CLASS TO BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY Dr. J. W. Williams Addresses Medical Society. Prof. Jacobson Invents Both Institutions Represented by Final preparations have been made for the Senior Prom which is to be held next Tues- Calculating Machine. Strong Teams. Lehigh Meet a day, February 21. This event, the crowning glory of the fourth year man's college life, will Financial Success. last from 9:30 P. M. until 1 A. M. The quality of the affair has been foreshadowed from Dr. J. Whitridge Williams, The swimniing team tackles to- the masterful futuristic advance notices from the brush of Badillo to the attractive souvenirs Dean of the Johns Hopkins Med- morrow what is perhaps the hard- obtained by the Prom Committee. ical School, addressed the fortieth est proposition of the year when Seidemann's Orchestra has been obtained to supply the music and from all indications annual banquet of the Medical So- it meets two of the strongest teams the C. E. Hall will be the scene of "joy uncon fined." ciety held recently at the Ritz Carl- in the North—Rutgers and Colum- ton Hotel, in Montreal. The emi- bia. Rutgers will be met in the nent obstetrician, who was the OXFORD FRATERNITY BOARD RECOG- afternoon, while the Columbia team BLACK AND BLUE TRACK SCHEDULE FOR guest of honor, spoke to the large RELEASED NIZES OMICRON KAPPA will furnish the opposition in the MEN TO PERFORM AT NA- TRIP HAS BEEN gathering of students and medical OMICRON evening. TION'S METROPOLIS Hopkins to Meet English Team April 8. men on "The Aims of a Medical Prospects for Championship Team Education." Rutgers, last year's Eastern In- Hopkins Will Send Team to New York Interfraternity Relay Shapes Up As Bright. Princeton Dropped. Big Feature. Smoker to Be ter-Collegiate champion, is again Saturday. Prospects for Fifth Regi- The great opportunity for the ment Meet Good. having Repeated. represented by an exceptionally The lacrosse team is exceptional student was the main Every fraternity on the campus strong team. They were defeated For the first time on record. strenuous practice four times a topic of Dr. Williams' address. its difficult signified through its representative by the crack swimmers represent- Hopkins will be represented in the week in preparation for Dwelling on the necessity of care- inau- at the Interfraternity Board meeting Navy last Saturday, but they indoor athletic carnival held by the schedule. The season is to be ful study by imaginative students, annual ing, held Monday, that it would be succeeded in making the best score Wilco Athletic Association, of New gurated on April 1 by the the speaker laid emphasis upon the prom- represented in the big relay race to which has been made against the York City, on Saturday night, Feb- game with the Alumni, who opportunities presented by the ise strenuous op- be held at the Armory games next future sailors this year. _ Giebel. of ruary 18. The program of this to give the same large medical schools to young men previous Saturday night a week. All men Rutgers, well known to Baltimor- meet will include championship A. position that they have in with brains and ability who devote who have won their letters or • eans because of his excellent show- A. U. events, closed municipal, years. their time to research. In many numerals in track or whose ing at the championships here last special invitation and special match April 8 is the date which has been names branches of medicine, research appear on a special list of first ye. year, defeated Sinclair, of Navy, relay events. Hopkins is slated to definitely decided upon for the Ox- work has been extremely fragment- squad material drawn up by Coach in the 220. Sinclair holds the col- enter a triangular mile relay, in ford game. This game is of espe- ary and. the greatest developments j. M. Le Cato will be ineligible for legiate record for this event. which the other two teams are New cial interest to Hopkins men as it can be expected within the next York University and Bowdoin Col- is probable that Frank Morley, star the big Interfraternity Relay. generation. WM, Columbia is also represented by a lege. Vernon Booth, the Univer- defense man of last wear Another important feature of the strong team. Last year the Black year, will According to Dr. Williams, the sity long-distance star, will prob- meeting was the admission of a and Blue lost to the New York the English colors in this game. enormous expense of conducting ably run in the special invitation new fraternity to recognition and mermen by a 36-17 score, in a meet The following sehedule of the Ox- a proper medical school was one 3,000 metre race for the Hirshon membership on the board. This is in which every event was closely ford team has been announced by of the great obstacles to the ad- Trophy. Clark and Aaronson are the Omicron'Kappa Omicron. The contested. This year, however, the L. T. Cox, the Syracuse lacrosse vancement of study at the present expected to try their luck in a spe- local society, The Silver Arrow Plaek and Blue is much stronger coach, who is in charge of ar- time and was causing some of the cial invitation series of three sprint Club, has also sent the board a pe- and Manager Rowland predicts a rangements for the schedule of the smaller universities to falter in races at distances of 50, 75 and 100 tition for recognition and this pe- close score. English team. their work. The plan of appoint- yards. The mile relay team will be April tition is now being considered. ing full time professors in medi- The next meet at home will be 1—Lehigh. picked from among the following April 4-i—Penn State. The constitution of the Boai d is icine, which has been started at held at the B. A. C. pool on Feb- men: W. R. Edwards, J. C. now considered inadequate because Johns Hopkins University, he ruary 25 with George Washington April 8—Johns Hopkins. Thompson, R. Norwood, W. H. of the recent expansion in size of praised highly and claimed that it University as the opponents. Syra- April 10—Navy. Somerville, R. M. Dorcus, R. Skin- April the Board. A committee, composed would be the beginning of a big cuse will be met the following week 12—Pennsylvania. ner and M. Skinner. The Hopkins April 15—Hobart. of H. Douglas Cotton, chairman; step forward in American medical at Syracuse. delegation will leave Baltimore April 19—Cornell (pending). Macaulay and Paul Buhrer, was research, a department in which The Lehigh meet last Saturday, some time on Saturday and will April 20—Colgate (pending). appointed to revise the constitution they were far behind their Euro- although it had an untortunate ena- doubtless spend Saturday night in April 22—Syracuse. to meet the requirements of the pean brothers. ing, was a complete success finan- New York City. April 26—Stevens. Board. Another Hopkins man, Profes- cially. A large and enthusiastic The entries to the Johns Hopkins April 29—Crescents. The inter fraternity smoker sor C. A. Jacobson, '08, and now crowd was present and the team Fifth Regiment meet on February It which was so successful recently a member of the department of realized enough to hold the Eastern has been announced that the 25 have been reaching the athletic will be repeated during the last chemistry in the University of Intercollegiates here in March. Princeton game has been definitely office at a very pleasing rate. Penn called off. Manager Hensel did all part of March. A committee ap- West Virginia, has made a great The following men will prob- State has definitely decided to send in ,his power to schedule this game, pointed to arrange the affair con- contribution to the world of science ably represent Hopkins: a team of six men to Baltimore. as he realized that it would attract sists of Don Vanneman, W. H. in the form of a calculating device Relay—Coady, Rowland, Buhr- Larry Shields, the Penn State ace, a large amount of interest. The Somerville and Ridge Edwards. which is almost superhuman in its er, (Morrell or Lord). who defeated Joie Ray and ran two institutions were tillable to In order to facilitate the award- possibilities. This . new machine second to Cutbill at the Buffalo ing of the scholarship cup, the fra- Plunge—Hambleton. agree, however, and Oxford has multiplies, divides, extracts roots games last Saturday night will be ternities were asked to hand in the 50-yard Dash—Buhrer, Row- been substituted on the day orig- and does innumerable other things a strong contender for the 1,000 inally meant for Princeton. scholastic averages of their indi- land. yards Varsity Club Special. An- vidual members. These will be tab- in the realms of surveying, astron- Fancy ilive--Coady. other important entrant in this ulated and the winning fraternity omy, mathematics and physics. In 100-yard Dash—Buhrer, John- race is Daves, of Georgia Tech, COTILLON BOARD TO GIVE vill shortly receive the cup. fact, Professor Jacobson's machine SERIES OF ston. who was the winner of this same DANCES Plans for entertaining prep will undoubtedly take the place of 220-yard Dash—Coady, Lord. event last year. In addition 'to The Cotillon Board has just an- school athletes visiting Baltimore the slide rule for exact calculations Breast Stroke—Rowland, Dun- Daves, Georgia Tech will enter Cot- nounced a series of dances to be in order to compete in the Hop- since it is exactly 400 times more ning-. Ion and five other track. stars. held in the Civil Engineering Build- kins games at the Armory have been accurate. Back Stroke—Hambleton, Mor- Trowbridge, the phenomenal ing, Saturday afternoon, providing made by the various fraternities. The principle upon which the ma- rell. hurdler, will take part in the 100- sufficient support is given by the The Interfraternity Board has been yard low hurdles. He will sport students. The student orchestra fostering these plans and on Mon- chine is constructed is the same as Continued on page 2, col 5. under the direction of Emil Smith day finally approved the finished that which underlies the. mechanism will furnish the music. The price plans. It JUNIOR PROM TONIGHT also approved the plan of the slide-rule. Instead of hav- SOPHOMORES TO BACK TICKET o t admission to these dances will of Sigma Chi Beta to entertain SALE ing a scale only a foot in length, This evening at 9 o'clock, be fifty cents a couple, payable at picked prep school men at a dance as is the case with the slide-rule, the Junior Class will hold its. At a meeting of the Sophomore the door. to be held late in March. dance in the C. E. Hall. Fish- Class, held last Thursday in the The dance tomorrow will be par- Dr. Jacobson's machine has a cir- er's Orchestra will furnish M. E. Hall, the class voted to go ticularly attractive, as the decora- cular drum 328 feet long over the music for the occasion. on record as being solidly behind tions for the Junior Prom will still UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS which the logarithmic scale is ANNOUNCED The committee, of which Mr. the sale of the Spring Sport Sea- be in the hall. There will be light spread. The machine is not large Joseph Zoller is chairman, son Tickets and to co-operate with refreshments served at about five The following persons have been or clumsy, however, and is oper- wishes to assure all students the A. A. Board in every possible o'clock. The music will start at four appointed for the year 1921-1922 ated like a typewriter. that they are cordially in- way. and play until six. to the Johns Hopkins University vited. The price of admis- President Callard urged the men At the last meeting of the cotil- Scholarships: The machine was patented dur- sion will be $3 a couple. Fa- to sign the class rolls posted in the lon board, permanent committees Travis Bader, Leslie C. Beard, ing the war, but nothing has been vors will be given and sup- Barn and Gilman Hall as soon as were appointed to take charge of Jr., Margaret D. Boehm, Inez Cold- done until recently to bring it to per will be served between the possible. G. M. Shriver, Jr., re- this series of dances. The follow- well, Carroll E. French, Raleigh the public notice. Professor Ja- ninth and tenth dances. The porting for the Sophomore Prom ing is a list of the committees: Ad- Gilchrist, Elmer R. Hoke, Charles cobson, together with other men of Program will contain 18 Committee, announced that the af- vertising, Decoration, Music and E. Moylan, Louis H. Naylor, Sid- science who have examined dances, with encores. fair would be held after the spring Tickets. After the dance tomor- ney S. Negus, Walter C. Preston, the holidays and would be open to all row, a count will be made to see G. Schaenzlin, Mark H. Secrist, principles and construction of the BE THERE! University men, as well as class whether the continuation of the Charles H. Skalet, William R. machine, speak of its unlimited pos- "alumni." series is justified by the attendance. Waldron. sibilities. 2 THE JOHNS HOPKINS NEWS-LETTER, FEBRUARY 17, 1922

VICE-PRESIDENT COOLIDGE TO J. H. U. RIFLE TEAM DEFEATS MR. MEYER, A FORMER TREAS- The Johns Hopkins News-Letter RECEIVE DEGREE OF DOCTOR . URER OF LAWS MARYLAND STATE OF UNIVERSITY, IS DEAD FOUNDED 1897. Vice-President Calvin Coolidge Last Friday in the rifle match, Mr. Charles J. Meyer, for many will receive the degree of Doctor Hopkins defeated University of years treasurer of the University, Subscription $2.50 of Laws of the forty-sixth com- Maryland by a score of 396 to 383. died on the fourth of February, memoration day exercises, which Hopkins has made a good start by 1922. Mr. Meyer entered upon his Entered as second-class matter December 3, 1909, at the Postoffice at defeating Maryland State in the duties in 1877, and served the in- Baltimore, Md., under Act of Congress, November 3, 1879. will be held at 11 A. M., February 22, in the Lyric Theatre. first contest since the two colleges stitution well and faithfully until Published semi-weekly from October to June by the students of Johns Mr. Coolidge will be the have assumed friendly relations. failing health forced him to retire Hopkins University. first Vice-President to be thus honored Each university was represented by from active duty, May 1, 1911. Mr. Business communications should be addressed to the BUSINESS MAN- b). the University. He will be the a six-man team, the four highest eyer was a native of Ohio, but AGER, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY; all articles and other communications had orator of the day. The forty-sec- scores of each team going to make spent the major portion of his should be sent to the MANAGING EDITOR. He in ond annual reunion and dinner of up that team's total score. F. Ross, Baltimore. He had reached

Telephone Homewood 100 the Hopkins Alumni Association of. J. H. U., made a perfect score. the age of eighty-two years. He was will be held on the evening of This is the second perfect score for a long period actively iden- Editor-in-Chief: Business Manager: the same made this year, one being made by tified with philanthropic move- H. DOUGLAS COTTON,'22, FREDERICK W. LIPPS, '22. day at the Baltimore Country Club. Mount earlier in the season. ments,- esP'eCially with the work of Managing Editor: The individual scores of the Hop- the Free Summer Excursion So- WILLIAM H. MOORE, JR., '23 Circulation Manager: A HAPPY FACULTY Ions team were: ck ty and the Boys' Home. Assistant Managing Editor: Once upon a time young GLOVER P. FALLON, '23. a Hol- Ross, 100; Salter, 99; Ruoff, 99; J. HUDSON HUFFARD, '23 lander married a French girl named. L'Allemand, 98. Continued from page 1, col. 2 Associate Editors: Cohen, with a Kurrelly Whitehead. ELI FRANK, JR., '22. Advertising Manager: BLACK AND BLUE TRACK MEN TO The Ames were but to live in CHARLES C. MARBURY,'22. DONALD K. VANNEMAN, '23. PERFORM Bliss so they set their Weyforth to RADIO CLUB MAY PURCHASE NEW the colors of the New York Athletic Junior Editors: honeymoon by the Waterfall, RECEIVING APPARATUS Club. Assistant Business Managers: University of Pennsylvania CRAIG E. TAYLOR, '24. where they could Lovejoy Moore There is in the University an or- has BERNARD C. HEARN, '23. made several entries and can JOSEPH S. LEOPOLD, '24. ganization which is little heard of JOHN C. LEWIS, '23. for joy's sake. While wandering be depended upon to roll up a cred- RIGNAL W. BALDWIN, JR., '23 at this time—the FITZGERALD DUNNING, '24. along the Greene they came to Radio Club. It is RANDOLPH NORWOOD, '24. a itable score. The mile relay team Smallwood, not an organization in the real sense T. REESE MARSH, '24. where they discovered entered by Massachusetts Institute of the word, but is rather a group some Boyce playing Ball. A girl of Technology will be followed en- of men banded together in a com- with a Buchner hand was Pullen a thusiastically by every onlooker. Member of Southern mon interest. They have no con- Intercollegiate Newspaper Association: Berry from a Thatch of bushes. It will be noted with interest that stitution or set of rules, but gather "Studying Latin-e," said the Hol- the quartet sent down by this insti- lander, but as it was a boy and a together every now and then for Printed by The Read-Taylor Co., Lombard and South Sts., Baltimore, tution last year made the fastest Md. itlusse/man general discussion. at that, it was a Riddle time of the evening in a mile relay. to him. The club is contemplating the However, the Green-bum Two of last year's veterans will ap- replied: purchase of a new receiving ap- BALTIMORE, MD., FEBRUARY 17, 1922 "I Redditt, sir, and can pear again on the 25th. M. I. T.'s paratus from the Westinghouse speak it Goodnow." team also made the fastest time of Company. This is a rather expen- INTEREST AND EFFICIENCY The White-man had grown hun- the evening at indoor games held gry by sive apparatus and should render this time, so he went to a recently in Boston. It was on this Many students spend a great deal of time at their studies, but the club capable of doing some ex- Baker and bought a Hammond egg occasion that they defeated Har- cellent work in the radio field. owing to the fact that they allow their minds to wander aimlessly about sandwich with Mustard and—and vard's relay team. —don't repeat it, a bottle of old- The University has been an of- while they are working, they are unable to accomplish all that they wish The Naval Academy will send time Sch-Litz. ficial radio relay station in the past, a team comprising twenty men, and to. It is only the very few who have such splendidly trained minds and at the present time is used as they are entertaining high Y. M. C. A. ELECTS MR. BENNING a relay hopes of that they can concentrate in one specific subject to the practical exclu- station to Washington. carving- Mr. Victor L. Benning, at a re- the team prize back to Annapolis sion of all else. The great majority of students are sure to have their cent meeting of the Y. M. C. A., to adorn the trophy room RABBI BAROWAY ADDRESSES of Bancroft Hall. The attention distracted by various interesting but inconsequential was elected Foreign Student Sec- 600-yard little ZIONIST SOCIETY special retary. He will act as an inter- invitation interscholastic thoughts that insist on coming into their heads, and on flitting between' The Johns Hopkins Zionist So- event will mediary between the "Y" and the bring the best high school the lines of the book they are studying, and in fact that seem to crop up foreign students at the University ciety resumed its activities for the middle-distance runners of the second state into the limelight., The first at all times and most surely bear scant respect for the wishes of the and will attempt to create a closer term last Wednesday, Feb- prize, which is a gold watch, will would-be co-operation between these stu- ruary 15, when Rabbi Moses Bar- student. be contested ,for eagerly dents and the "Y." oway, of Akron, Ohio, addressed by the It is a question whether many of our modern memory courses pick of the schoolboy athletes. It Mr. Benning is a native of Cape the society. Rabbi Baroway is a should be well noted by would help a student so situated. They require concentration as well Town, South Africa. He has been the entire graduate of Hopkins (1915) and undergraduate at Hopkins two years and is now a body that tickets to as our every day tasks, and however good may be the system that they a;so of these junior in Chemical Engineering. the Jewish Theological Sem- games can only be procured follow, there is still room for the mind to wander. About the best inary in New York. He was one Albaugh's ticket office. No tick- FIELD CLUB HAS LECTURE COMING ets of any kind are remedy is real genuine interest in the subject which one is studying. of the founders of the Zionist So- being handled The Naturalists' Field Club of through the Athletic ciety at Hopkins and its first Office at Interest will tend to drive away the disconcerting thoughts that try to Hopkins is anticipating an inter- pres- Homewood. ident. Dr. Baroway, who went to crowd into the brain. It will develop concentration, for it is a driving, esting lecture on Monday, Febru- ary 20, at 4 P. M.. in Room 10, of _Palestine as secretary of the Zion- NEW ENGLANDER KNOWS JOHN compelling force that rivets the attention firmly on the matter in hand. Gilman Hall. The club has been ist Commission, spoke on current HANCOCK BEST in such Boston, a way that complete mastery of the subject will be the result. sc fortunate as to secure for this Zionist problems. Mass.—College under- graduates and alumni Although much may be said in favor of subjects that are supposed to occasion Professor Langley, of were given Goucher College, who will deliver the opportunity of competing for a develop certain mental faculties, yet it is doubtful if they fulfill their an illustrated lecture on "Subma- "AFTERWARD" prize of One Hundred Dollars of- purpose when the factor of interest is lacking. Healthy, vital interest rine Rambles on Tropical Reefs." (From the News-Letter of February fered by the John Hancock Life 19. 1917) Insurance Company. in a subject will do more to develop keen mental faculties than any The lecture is open to all who wish Those awful days, those days of This prize tr, attend. has been awarded•to Leon V. Quig- amount of weary plodding through fearsome dread; dull, classical literature, or material- ley, a student Those madd'ning nights, those at Worcester Poly- istic mathematical formula. ELECTRICAL CLUB CHOOSES technic OFFICERS nights of midnight oil, Institute. One of The student should endeavor to find out what subjects interest him, At the last meeting of the Johns Are gone, all gone. No longer need the questions asked by Thomas A. Edison in his first and then should map out his course accordingly. Hopkins Electrical Club an entire- I toil The importance of choos- most famous ly- new staff of officers was elected. And force crammed knowledge questionnaire was: ing a course that harmonizes with the natural bent of one's mind "Who Was cannot The new officers assume their duties through my aching head. John Hancock?" At least one be over-estimated. We should think matters over and study our own at once and their powers extend I think no more of penicillium answer stated that John Hancock was president of a life desires carefully before we definitely decide over a period of one year. The thread, just what line of work insurance club holds its meeting every other No more of charter colony, or company. So an officer we wish to take up; then we may go ahead and as the subjects we have Friday, and aims to have present royal; of the John Hancock Life Insur- elected to study become clearer for us, we will find that our interest some prominent electrical engineer Of George's unearned produce of ance Company of Boston conceived grows with our increasing knowledge, and that our efficiency increases to address the club at each meet- the soil, the idea of putting the question being. Or anything that Mill or with our added powers of concentration.—McGill Dail'. Bacon fore college men and offering a The officers for the coming year said. prize for the best answer. Due to are: the unexpectedly large number of THE SENIOR PROM President—William T. Alder- My step is firm again, my head is competitors, son. high; considerable difficulty The Senior Prom to be held Tuesday will be the gala event of the Vice-President — Harold Bres- No longer do I shrink from each was experienced in deciding on the University's social calendar. Excellent music and refreshments have la u. new day; winner, as the competition closed been provided, attractive favors have been procured, and unique decora- Treasurer—L. F. Mathews. The clouds are gone; the sun shines on November 15 and the award has Secretary—C. N. Warfield. in the sky, tions have been arranged for. The chaperones will include President just been made. Chairman of Membership Com- And joyously I leap, and shout, and Mr. Quigley is 20 years old, lives and Mrs. Goodnow, Dean and Mrs. Latane, and Dean and Mrs. White- mittee—H. H. Vogel. play. in Worcester, and is a member of head. No effort or expense to insure the success of the affair has Chairman of Publication Com- Away, ye books! Unlooked at shall mittee—L. B. Kinnamon. ye lie the Junior Class and a student in been spared by the committee. The result is now in the hands of Chairman of Program Commit- And gather dust until the end of the Chemical Engineering Depart- the Senior Class. tee—Clinton White. May. ment. THE JOHNS HOPKINS NEWS-LETTER, FEBRUARY 17, 1922 3

WILLIAM AND MARY NINE STUDENT VOLUNTEER CONFER- TO GO NORTH ENCE TO HOLD CONVENTION I Em110.111 .13 1:18 En 1310111m yle .III 111 I Team That Beat Pennsylvania to Re- In 1895 there was created the peat Northern Jaunt. Baltimore City Union of Student William and Mary College al- Volunteers. Eight state confer- ready has arranged eight games ences were held from time to time, on its northern baseball trip next to which students of all the colleges spring, meeting Johns Hopkins on of the state were invited. In 1920 April 27. The trip extends as far the ninth conference was held under the leadership of Mr. Harold as New York City and negotia- English Clothes Tailored in America tions for a ninth game are being Mercereau, and there was created FOR SPORT, DRESS, SOCIETY conducted with Yale. The trip the Union of Student Volunteers HABERDASHERY of Maryland and Delaware, includ- schedule follows: FASiENNIT ing the District of Columbia. The Mt. Vernon 4999 April 24—University of Vir- 6he apex ORTMAN'S Union now consists of about seven- infashronable ginia. neckwear "Queen Quality" Home Made April 25—St. John's College. ty-five volunteers in the colleges, Chocolates besides missionaries and detained W.L. Mann April 26—U. S. Naval Academy VISIT OUR ICE CREAM PARLORS volunteers, which bring April 27—Johns Hopkins Uni- the num- 518 N. CHARLES ST. versity. ber up to about one hundred. At Commercial Photography April 28—University of Dela- the conference held last year at Chelsea Pharmacy Circuit Photography ware. Blue Ridge College there were 78 Sometimes the first signs of Flash Lights Charles and 22nd Sts. Views April 29—Lafayette College. delegates. spring that you see are in a Groups Enlargements Delicious Sodas and Sundaes May 1—New York University. The tenth Student Volunteer Con- young man's neckwear. KODAK FINISHING The Best of Candies May 2—City College of New f,2rence is to be held in Baltimore 325 N. Howard St. York. on February 17, 18 and 19. The The new Fashionknit ties Prompt & Efficient Service meetings will be held The 1922 invasion will begin 14 at the Mount are being chosen fast R. days later than William and Mary ernon Place M. E. Church. Young Men's Clothing G. by & Company The speakers, obtained by the enough to indicate that the Pilgrimage last season, when the and Furnishings 1 W. University Parkway team representing America's sec- arduous efforts of Mr. Turner, spring call is being felt. Opposite J. H. U. Athletic Field ond oldest institution of learning will be ten missionaries, who have Price is lower this season,- Are made a special feature of defeated University of Pennsyl- seen service in six different coun- DRUG STORE for J. H. U. BOYS tries and who represent but the same unbending here. vania and lost to Lehigh in the six differ- PHONE, HOMEWOOD 2121 ent ninth inning by a 7-6 score. Dewey denominations. quality prevails. Give us a call and let us become Besides the returned mission- Marshall, star pitcher of William better acquainted for mutual and Mary Club, reported to the aries and other volunteers the con- Buy an (H) Pipe made special THE S benefit. Cincinnati National League team ference will receive delegates from for the Boys Blue Ridge College, Goucher, Mary- UALITY HOP at the close of the college season, Collar Hug Clothes land and was farmed out to Atlanta. He Women's College, Hood, Hop- Baltimore and LiberyStreets ORDERS RECEIVED FOR is now the property of the Wash- kins, Towson, State Normal, Uni- STEWARTRECI. COGGINS' versity of ington Maryland and Western Co.emon mu,James American League Club. Urc.rser& & N..ralk Transfer and Baggage Express Maryland. Prospects are very bright for an- 111110.11 1y1..111 .111 .111 1110%MeV • AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Lexington other winning club. The Johns Hopkins University Howard at PHONE, HOMEWOOD 2645-W will have three or four represen- tatives at this conference.

FORD SEDAN TO AID IN PSYCHO- LOGICAL TESTS OTHER YEARS AT J. H. U. r'N The Psychology Department TEN YEARS AGO has recently been enabled to en- FEBRUARY 15, 1912 ter on a new field of research as Hopkins finished second in the result of a fund which has George Washington University in- been raised outside of the Uni- door games, Virginia winning the versity. Members of the depart- meet. ment have for some time been de- FIVE YEARS AGO sirous of studying and testing the FEBRUARY 15, 1917 vestibular function; but-in order The R. 0. T. C. spends drill to subjects conduct this work, had hours at Fourth Regiment Arm- to be brought from some distance. ory in order that the men of the In order facilitate work, a to the unit may be prepared in case of man interested in the project, be- war. lieving that the investigating will Hopkins wins indoor track meet have far-reaching and beneficial at Georgetown, nosing out George- MURAD results, has put up sufficient town, the nearest competitor, 24-20. THE TURKISH CIGARETTE Money to provide for the transpor- Dr. Latane succeeds Dr. Brush tation of patients to be used in the as Dean of Faculty. test. A Ford Sedan has been Every day MURADS are held bought and every other means will THREE YEARS AGO higher in the estimation of the men be used to administer the fund FEBRUARY 15, 1919 who smoke them. economically and to make it go as Elmer Jones elected to lead foot- far as possible. Members of the ball team. They are the standard of Taste. department will assume the responsibility of caring for and run- They never disappoint—never HULLABALOO NOTICE ning the machine. fail—never change— The editors of the Hullabaloo wish to announce to the members They are 100% pure Turkish to- of the Senior Class that snapshots NOTICE TO CANDIDATES bacco—of the finest varieties grown. Nv ill be taken by McNeil on Wed- All candidates editorial In for the nesday and Thursday afternoons. Or business staff Of the "Handbook" You are proud to smoke them Special arrangements may be made Mik:CETtriAPZE;r4Clit 7:11:rms tor 1922-23 must send their appli- — in any company—on any occasion. by dropping a note in Box 474. ti1Gli GR ADE cation to the Y. M. C. A. not later 51AOKER OF CAGPMETTE:5----, The business manager has an- k)ftK151-i, than February 7,4;all' AM:111. They are the largest selling high- Saturday, 18. nounced the appointment of M. opening grade cigarette in the world. Although the of the next Truebeck, '24, to the Board. All school far off, year may seem it individual Senior photographs have is work The cigarette smokers ofAmerica necessary to begin now the now been taken and work on group °n the DO prefer Quality to Quantity. "Freshmen Bible" in order pictures will commence next week. to have it ready on time and in good shape. INDEFINITE "Judge for Yourself—!" "Is this the hosiery department?" said the voice over the phone. ACROBAT "Yes," replied the weary sales- Irate Wife—And how did you lady. get that cut on your forehead? "Have you any flesh-colored Envied Gent—Musta—hic — bit stockings in stock ?" asked the iteself. voice. I. W.—Gwan! How could you "Yes," replied the weary sales- uite yourself up there? lady. "Whatdy ya want—pink, agefigkei E. G.—I guesh I mush of stood yellow, or black ?"—Cincinnati In- Ad6LAy.41 ‘let T: grdU 6 n:1 a chair. qitirer. 20' 4 THE JOHNS HOPKINS NEWS-LET FER, FEBRUARY 17, 1922 The Medical Standard Book Co. THE NEWS LETTER'S "MAKE FOR A PATHLESS CAMPUS" MAILBAG (THE BOOK MART) Anybody who has visited A Column in Which the Correspondents Swarthmore College must have Complete Stock of Are Allowed Latitude, But Shoul- been impressed with the beautiful Medical Books and College der the Responsibility. smooth campus, unspoiled by the V( Requisites All letters intended for publication must be concise, written in ink on beaten paths of thoughtless stu- regular letter size paper, on one side ol Importers and Dealers in Fine Books only. dents. Placed at various promi- No attention will be paid to anony- nent points on the campus are 301 N. CHARLES ST. mous letters, but names signed as an evidence of good faith will not be neat little reminding signs bear- CLOTHES Baltimore, Md. printed if request is made that they be omitted. ing the unoffensive admonition, Tv The publication of a letter is not to be taken as an indorsement of its views "Make for a Pathless Campus." 211-213 E. Baltimore St. by the "News-Letter," which invites the freest discussion of matters of general These signs have done a great Interest. deal toward making the Swarth- more campus what it is today— GOOD CLOTHES th A SUGGESTION FOR THE ARMORY one of the most beautiful college ar • MEET settings in the United States. ' Po the Editor of the NEWS-LETTER. It is with sorrow and shame NOTHING ELSE St CtbeXat teri e Dear Sir: The annual Hopkins- that we observe "cow paths" daily Ye Es Gv.1..5 °A M OSCAR Fifth Regiment Games are rapidly increasing in prominence at sev- a OWN ERS Only four words sti 14. approaching, and, according to re- eral conspicuous points on the rilP`9` Hopkins campus. We know that 29 Baltimore St., East ports being given out from the sec- but they tell our whale story. One Door West of Light St. retary's office, this meet promises it is awfully easy to take short SOLE AGENTS FOR BALTIMORE to eclipse all former ones, from the cuts between the buildings, but For College Fraternity Bands standpoint of the quality and quan- why not take thirty seconds long- (Greek Letter Societies) tity of the participants. Colleges er and use the walks that are provided. One very easily gets in the The Chas. Willms Surgical from all parts of the East will be The Episcopal Church of Instrument Co. represented. habit of making certain short cuts URNER'S St. Michael and All Angels 200 N. HOWARD ST., Baltimore, Md. In previous years, although us- all the time. This is all right when SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS one is in a hurry to get to class. MEN'S SHOES Microscopes and Supplies, ually represented by a first-class ST. PAUL and TWENTIETH STS. Stethoscopes but it is pure laziness when there Of the Better Class squad, Hopkins has not had a Wyatt Blood Counters Blood Lancets is con- Brown, D.D., Litt.D., Rector cheering section at these meets. It plenty of time. When we sider' how much a pathless cam- Holy Communion at 7.30 is true that a number of men par- pus aids the appearance of the Young Men's Bible Class, 9.30 Furst & Co. ticipate in the meet and act as ush- J. H. University, and how little trouble Morning Service, 11 o'clock ers or in other official positions. URNER BROTHERS Printers of Philological and it is to get out of the short cut Evening Service, 8 o'clock Nevertheless, a large percentage 111 E. BALTIMORE STREET Scientific Works habit, it should not be hard to en- Special Invitation to Hopkins Students BALTIMORE of the student body attend in no 23 S. HANOVER ST. list the hearty co-operation of the capacity, save that of spectator. Baltimore, Md. entire student body in aiding to Cannot a rooting section be re- preserve the beauty of our grassy served for these men and organ- lawns. ST. DAVID'S ized cheering be maintained As the habitual offenders might Protestant Episcopal Church Why Not throughout the evening? With so find it rather hard at first to break N. W. Corner OAKDALE ROAD and many colleges represented, a first- ROLAND AVE. themselves of their lazy habits, Roland Park "Walk Over" class exhibition of cheering could we would suggest that the Stu- not fail to demonstrate true Hop- dent Council erect notices similar REV. DR. THEODORE CLINTON FOOTE, Rector kins' spirit to these out-of-town to those at Swarthmore and then SUNDAY SERVICES Shoes men. make it a matter of pride to pre- 8 A. M.—Holy Communion 11 A. M.—Morning Prayer and Sermon Yours for Hopkins' spirit, vent the formation of any more 8 P. 17 E. Baltimore St. M.—Choral Evening Prayer PHILERIN. ugly short cuts. These notices would not be offensive or abrupt, Printers of the ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR but would simply be a gentle re- Johns Hopkins News-Letter JUNIOR PROM minder given in the spirit of co- Final arrangements for the operation and good fellowship. "expetteCetecie" Junior Prom were announced by The Johns Hopkins the chairman of the Prom Com- THE REVENGE mittee at the last meeting of the jAvlioR class. The dance will be held on "My idea of heaven," University the night of February 17, 1922, in Said Aaron K. Agatehead, the C. E. Hall. Fisher's orchestra The well-known truck-driver, will furnish the music for the oc- "Is a long stretch of pavement casion. The committee: Zoller, Full of holes and puddles of water, chairman; Yanneman, Aaronson, And the curb lined with people, FORTY-SIXTH YEAR OF INSTRUCTION, 1921-22 Powell, McNeil and Sherwood— All drest in white." NTIOF I has made elaborate arrangements —Detroit Motor News. and it is hoped that many will avail INSTRUCTION College Literature themselves of the opportunity to Telephone Vernon 3620-W GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. Degrees: Master of Arts; Doctor SOUTH STREETS spend a very enjoyable evening. LOMBARD and SANITARY TAILORING CO. of Philosophy. Members of all classes are invited. MEDICAL SCHOOL. Degree: Doctor of Medicine; courses for The admission price is three dol- CLEANING, REPAIRING, PRESSING, physicians. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. Degree: Bachelor of Arts. Hess Shoes lars, tickets being procurable from FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING. Degrees: Doctor of Engineering; Master of any member of the committee. Teach a Lesson in Style 600 ST. PAUL STREET Engineering; Bachelor of Engineering; Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. At this meeting it was decided SCHOOL OF They possess the "dash" that HYGIENE AND PUBLIC HEALTH. Degrees: Doctor of Public Health; appeals to college men, toned that the class should procure a Doctor of Science and Bachelor of Science in Hygiene; Certificate in down to distinctiveness. And bronze tablet to mark the ivy on Do you know how best to provide Public Health. wearing qualities that provoke an income for Gilman Hall that was dedicated by your old age? COLLEGE COURSES FOR TEACHERS. Degree of Bachelor of enthusiasm. Consult with Science. the Class of '15 to Sidney Lanier. SUMMER COURSES. Accepted for degrees of Master of Arts N. HESS' SONS Arts, Bachelor of Ed Buchner was appointed chair- W. W. WALKER or of Science. Also for graduates in Medicine. 8 E. BALTIMORE ST. man of the committee to attend to 909 Calvert Bldg. St. Paul 2581 EVENING COURSES in Business Economics and for Technical Workers. this matter. LEMMERT Elkridge Farms Dairy INVITATION? MADE TO ORDER STRICTLY FRESH MILK JOHNS HOPKINs PRESS PUBLICATIONS. He—Are you cold? STATE BUREAUS: Geological Survey; Weather Service; Forestry. AND Produced, Pasteurized and Bottled She—No, thank you.—Sh OW111 C in Howard County FINISHED CLOTHES BUILDINGS CLARK BROS. Ellicott City 23 I -R PLAZA BUILDING OH YOU HUDSON! GILMAN HALL—general library, class rooms, biology, administration. 19 and 21 EAST FAYETTE ST. Fat—My clutch is awfully MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING—housing also Physics and Col- lege Chemistry. weak. SHOES CIVIL ENGINEERING—housing also Geology. Fair One—Yes, so I have no- POWER HOUSE. for ticed. BOTANY AND PLANT PHYSIOLOGY—with Greenhouses and Botanical Garden. UNIVERSITY MEN LIBERTY ST. at SARATOGA CHEMICAL LABORATORY—for graduate work. For Dress For Sport Wear Prof.—"The questions are al- (Opposite Hotel Rennert) PHYSIOLOGICAL BUILDING. Smart Styles—Best Leathers ready in the hands of the stenog- ANATOMICAL LABORATORY. LUNCHEON—:—DINNER rapher. Is there anything else you HUNTERIAN LABORATORIES. Moderate Price.;, 11:30 until 7:30 would like to ask concerning the PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY. examinations BANQUETS SMOKERS DANCES WYMAN ?" SCHOOL OF HYGIENE. Stude (answering): "Who's the By Arrangement CARROLL MANSION—Johns Hopkins Club. 19 W. LEXINGTON ST. stenographer ?"—Exchange. Telephone St. Paul 6987 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BUILDING.