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M. CESTRE TO LECTURE IN KIDD, TAYLOR,AND GIRLS NEW SWIMMING SCHEDULE C. E. HALL TODAY AT BLUE JAY PARTIALLY ARRANGED FIVE O'CLOCK ANNOUNCE CHRISTMAS DAWN ELECTS FIVE FOR 1926

Tudor And Stuart Club To Sponsor Jackson Kidd and Walker Tay- Five men were elected to Three Games Listed For Season'. Lecture Of Famous lor, 'Hopkins students, brought the art and editoral boards Opening In February Frenchman With Rutgers joy to the hearts of many residents of the Black and Blue Jay The Tudor and Stuart Club has at a board of control meet- of Roland Park last Christmas Three meets have been definitely two to an- ing held shortly before the more literary treats morning. These two, together scheduled for the swimming team, beginning of the Christmas nounce. Those who heard, -recent- according to the Althletic Office. with two•young ladies, set out at recess. M. Hamburger '28, ly, the admirable reading and lec- five more that the early hour of 5 A. M. and M. Mauchly '29 and R. Ny- There are four or ture by Mr. Robert Frost, will be aroused the inhabitants by the burg '29 are the three new are only tentative at present and M. Cestre, pleased to learn that cheery strains of old-fashioned members of the editoral staff. will be announced later when se- Professor of American Literature Hurwitz Christmas Carols. Roger Conant, W. Banks and J. cured. The majority of the dates Kidd, Roger Conant, and and Civilization at'the Sorbonne Jackson '29 have been made members be for home meets who expected to go with them and Walker Taylor in action will probably in Paris, will deliver a lecture this of the art staff. play the cornet did not appear. at the Knights of Columbus pool, o'clock, in the afternoon at five It is rumored that an account of Cathedral and Read Streets, at The minstrels went down Long- Civil Engineering building, on the "RUY BLAS" TO BE GIVEN 8.00 P. M. a party the night before he was wood Road to Roland Avenue, subject: "Three American Poets: BY HOMEWOOD unable to make the grade. gladdening many hearts by their PLAY SHOP At present the schedule stands Lowell, Robert Frost, and Amy Either their efforts were receiv- rendering of Holy Night, Hark the thus: Edwin Arlington Robinson." Herald Angels Sing, Joy to the Victor Hugo's Drama To Be Given Rutgers at home.February ed well or the natives of Roland From January 12 To 16; First World, and many other old favor- Intellectual Centire. Park are exceptionally bad shots, Produced In London Swarthomre at home...March 11, ites. After going down Roland The Sorbonne has, during the since neither of the wandering "Ruy Bias," Victor Hugo's fa- Championships Avenue to the Roland Park Meth- nearly seven centuries of its exist- be presented by at Lehigh, March 20 minstrels bears scars of any mis- odist Church, the songsters at- mous play, will ence, been the great intellectual will not be siles. tended the early morning service. the Homewood Play Shop from The brand new pool centre of France, and its new In an exclusive interview with Although, they were earnestly re- January 12 to 16, inclusive. This available for practice until Janu- building, erected by the city of the NEWS-LETTER reporter, Kidd quested to sing in the choir, they play, the second of a series show- ary 15. An organization meeting Paris, is generally regarded as the gave a detailed account of the ex- gently but firmly declined, chiefly ing the development of drama has will be held soon which a large "We planned our carol because by that time Taylor had finest university structure in the pedition. been selected as an outstanding number of candidates are expected singing," he said,"to instill a little-'ompletely lost control of his voice. world. A Chair in the Sorbonne is example of that of the French ro- to attend. The men who remain of the old-fashioned spirit • of "I feel that our little trip was the height of a French professor's 1924 team are Captain Christmas into the residents of a decided success," said Kidd, "it mantic period. from the ambition. The one above mention- Roland Park." was indeed a privilege to carry "Ruy Bias" was written by Welsh,nidgely Howard , McCleary, ed was created in 1919, and M. "A little before five Taylor ar- the gladsome Christmas message Victor Hugo for the opening in Swanson, Stone, Sauerwein, and Cestre was its first occupant. He rived. After stopping for the two to so many homes. It is not often 1828 of the Theatre de La Renais- Baldwin. Others who have enter- down Longwood that the people of Roland Park has more than usual interest for girls, we walked sance, which was established by ed the university since 1924 with Road, singing our carols of hope are awakened in such a novel man- America since his Master's degree Antoine Joly as a means for help- a swimming record are Bailey, and cheer." lier." was taken after two years resi- Muir, Bolton, Storrs, Hemmeter, Kidd has a very unusual tenor Taylor also was well pleased. "I ing new authors secure production dence at Harvard, his Doctor's de- voice, and Taylor a most unique enjoyed seeing the girls an awful of their work. The play was later E. Campbell and D. Hiss. gree being -taken in Paris. --He bass. lot," he said. successfully produced. in 1841 at Good Swimmers Lost. has visited America, repeatedly the Porte St.-Martin Theatre, The loss of Dunning and Bahll, recently and lectured widely. He MUSICAL CLUB TO GIVE BLUE JAY ORCHESTRA TO Frederick Le Maitre playing the will probably be the worst blow 1 of a BENEFIT CONCERT PLAY ON BROADWAY delivered a series of lectures leading role. Sarah Bernhardt the team. Dunning was a goo week at Bryn Mawr on the poet Of Normal School Concert First Baltimore Orchestra To Gain took the leading part in 1872 and man on the relay, and a leader in Edwin Arlington Robinson, upon Proceeds For County Health Association Coveted Distinction 1879. The play is now on the Bahlke was a Whom he sets an exceedingly high the breast stroke. valuation. Another concert will be held by For the first time on record a regular repertoire of the Theatre versatile natator who competed in M. Cestre is said to speak Eng- the Johns Hopkins Musical Club Baltimore orchestra will receive Francais. It was produced in almost all the events, with the ex- lish that carries well, and his liter- at the Maryland State Normal a booking on Broadway, when the London by Charles Fechter, and ception of the diving and plung- ary style possesses great finish. School this evening at 8.15. The Blue Jay Twelve appears at the in America by Edmund Booth. ing. His forte was the 220-yard The student body should be keen proceeds of the performance will Roseland Hall, during the Easter The principal characters in the swim, for which he set the Hop- ly interested to hear what a Baltimore County Vacation. This will mark Playshop presentation are: J. 2 minutes 33 4/5 Frenchman has to say, especially be sent to the the sec- kins record of about Robert Frost. Health Association. After the ond booking of the year for the Barry Mahool, Jr., Stanley War- seconds. Last summer he set an concert there will be dancing to Jays, if present plans are consum- den, Russel Passano, assistant unofficial world's record for the Irish Critic. the music of the Blue Jay Orches- mated, for it is believed that coach of the Barnstormers, Edith one mile swim—time A month later, on February 5, they open water the concert M. Perry, of the Morningside Play- the Club will present Mr. William tra. Subscription for will be on the bill of the Maryland 28 minutes 21 3/5 seconds. J. Lawrence, a distinguished Irish and dance will be one dollar per Theatre during the month of ers, Columbia University, John authority on the Elizabethan couple. March. Earle Uhler, Mrs. A. H. Wood, Fire In M. E. Hall Clorinda Mathews, Margaret New- stage, who has, during the first The program will be featured The Broadway booking is due Destroys Apparatz-a Part of this year, been a resident comer, Taggart Evans, and Paul by an act of I. Evans Rodgers, en- to the energy of Enoch Light, di- lecturer at Harvard University. Matz. Tickets are on sale at the Fire in the office of Dr. R. '%'v. titled "Something New." What His public lecture here, following rector of the orchestra, and Milton box office from 4 to 6 P. M. any Wood of the Physics Department Rodgers will sing, dance, or say week. The a week's conferences with the Eng Myerberg, the manager. During day during the coming last Sunday afternoon caused con- has not yet been announced, but it charge of admission is one dollar.. lish seminary, will be upon the the Christmas recess they visited siderable damage to valuable ap- Subject: "'Hamlet' as Shakespeare is expected that his usual quality New York, and made arrange- paratus and records stored there. Staged It." This lecture was re will even be excelled. ments for the appearance of the Dr. Lancaster To eently delivered before the Fac- Firemen of seven companies who The complete program is: Jays. Speak On "Ruy Bias" ulty and students of Yale Univer. responded to a silent alarm 1. Glee Club: gity, and awakened keen interest. "The Roseland," where they will Dr. H. Carrington Lancaster turned in by Sergeant Frank, the On January 22nd, in the Club a—University Ode... Devries play, is one of the largest and best will deliver a lecture on "The Campus policeman, were hindered Xooms, a picture of Edward Revere b--Song of the Marching known dancing places on the Drama of the French Romantic by the fact that the building was Period" at the Homewood Play locked. However, by the use of Osler, the son of the Lady and the Men..Protherve "White Way." Such orchestras as late Sir William Osler, in whose Shop on Saturday evening, Janu- chemicals and water, they soon 0 Banjo Club: Jan Garber's, the Flotilla Or- honor the Club was founded by ary 9, at 8:15 P. M. extinguished the flames- Some ir- (Cont. on p. 3, col. 1) chestra and the Leviathan his parents, will be unveiled, as Band Dr. Lancaster will speak at some replaceable apparatus belonging to the gift of Lady Osler. The ad- Goucher Girls furnish the syncopation there. The length on Victor Hugo's great Dr. Wood and technical records Blas," which will be of Calvin Warfield, a graduate dress of presentation will be made To Get Jays Blue Jays will be featured at the drama, "Ruy by Dr. Harvey Cushing, Head of same time as Fletcher Flenderson's given by the Play Shop the fol- student, were destroyed, although on the second building was the Surgical Department at Har In spite of the alleged ban Victor Recording Orchestra. lowing week. This is the damage to the yard University Medical School, of a series of four lectures given slight. the Black and Blue Jay issued by While the Blue Jays have not and the author of the recent monu during the year at the Play Shop It is thought that the fire was President Guth of Goucher Col- been active at University iliental "Life of Sir William Os- func- before each play representing the caused by the sun shining on a Attendance at this function lege, the Goucher girls will receive tions this year, they have, made development of the drama. Ad- lens, several of which were on Dr. Will, unfortunately, be restricted their copies within the next week, many public appearances. In ad- mission will be by card, which Wood's desk when he left his office to the membership of the Club, in according to Maxwell Cone, .Cir- dition to the Musical Club con- may be obtained at the office of half an hour before the discovery view of the limited quarters. culation Manager of the magazine. (Cont. on p. 3, col. 2) the Play Shop. of the fire. 2 THE JOHNS HOPKINS NEWS-LETTER, JANUARY 8, 1926.

ENGLISH OVERCOATS SPEAKING cANFORDS $30.00 to $75.00 The Johns Hopkins News-Letter of FOUNT/ED 1897 PEN SPORTS LiFOUNTAIN Mc PHERSON'S 11 E. BALTIMORE ST. Subscription $2.00 Basketball holds 11w major part INK Entered as second-class matter Decpmber 3, 1909, at the Postoffice at of attention in the opening of the Baltimore, Md., under Act of Congress, November 3, 1879. 192G sport calendar. U. of M. covered herself with a bit of glory Published semi-weekly from October o June by the students of Johns when she walked off with a victory Hopkins University. over -Navy just as the 1925 season went out. University of Virginia Business communications should be addressed to the BUSINESS MANAGER, is planning on coming up to the JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY; all articles and other communications should be Marylanders home grounds and sent to the MANAGING EDITOR. avenging a defeat which the Ra- ALWAYS GOOD Drive There vens administered to a southern ALWAYS THE SAME "Getting on" in school Telephone. Homewood 0100 team of Captains last year. The or in life is snapping into "classy- and U. of M. will meet things. Getthere — Virginians like" —for that date, game Editor-in-Chief Business Manager twice this year, once at College c7he largest selling or. any engagement in a HENRY R. TITRNBULL, '26 'Park and once at Charlottesville. new Saunders car. OTE0 J. KELLER III, '26 * * quality pencil For parties, out-of-town Managing Editor 11644 in the world games, etc., it's cheaper J. HENRY JARRE1T, '27 Basketball is doomed to wait than rail.. Come and go on at Johns Hopkins due to the lack your own schedule. New Assistant Managing Editor Advertising Manager Choose your model! prac- cars! CHARLES F. REESE, '27 of a suitable gymnasium for 17 SAUNDER SYSTEM J. JACKSON KIDD, '26 tices and games. If a good enough black CO/UMiviSt court is obtained there may be a HAROLD S. GOODWIN, '26 degrees Superlative in quality, quintet next season. the world-famous Associate Editors Circulation Manager * * * * A. RISLEY ENSOR, '26 ROBERT T. SAUERWEIN, '26 The first big thing to which opying ENUS RICHARD R. GRIFFITH, '28 Homewood has to look is the MORTON HAMBURGER, JR., '28 Johns Hopkins Fifth Regiment PENCILS' Junior Editors Assistant Business Managers Meet to be held in the latter part give best service and W. BARNES HALL, '26 longest wear. of February. It. is hoped that RALPH KIRKLEY, '28 HEYWARD E. BOYCE, JR., '27 Buy Plain ends, per doz. $1.00 NORMAN B. GARDINER, JR., '28 LAWRENCE 0. McCoamicK, '28 1Houben and possibly some of the Rubber ends, per doz. 1.20 EUGENE O'DUNNE, '27 . a t all dealers BRINTON STONE,'27 ,other foreign stars will attend American Lead Pencil Co. DONALD NILES, '28 WILLIAM BORTNER, '27 ithese games. Hopkins will be rep- dozen 220 Fifth Ave., N.Y. IRVING HOFFMAN, '28 LAWRENCE KATZENSTEIN, '28 fresented in one or two other in- CORNELIUS S. FRANCKLE, JR., '28 THOMAS F. McNEAL, '27 but the team will cen- GEORGE E. BANKS, Ju., '29 R. CLYDE SMITH, '26. :door meets LEONARD B. NOLLEY, '29 DONALD C. WEILLER, '28. ter its attention on outdoor track ROBERT S. NYBURG, '29 SAMUEL M. HECHT, '29 for which a nice schedule has been drawn up. The outdoor season will open with Randolph-Macon Liiketiirs.Jlatraitl‘ Member Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association . on April 10.

Printed by King Bros., Inc., 208 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md. One week before the opening of ,the cinder path at Homewood, la- crosse will inaugurate spring ath- MD., 8, 1926. HOMEWOOD, BALTIMORE, JANUARY letics with a game with St. Johns. It will be the first Hopkins-St. Johns meeting in the Indian sport. Under the Captaincy of'Levy and GRATITUDE the supervision of CoaCh Schmeis- ser,,the team will go thru a crack: The letter we are reproducing in an adjoining column is er-jack schedule that will have for indicative of the true spirit of gratitude, of manliness.in facing its high spots, Oxford-Cambridge, difficult problems, of splendid effort in times of stress by that Onandago, Army and Maryland. once villified nation—Germany. Army will venture southward for finer Courage is its essence, courage and independence of a the first time in the history of the sort. The mere fact that the German students are considering Academy when she comes to play Student Presidents and Stewards come and the ample the money sent them in their hour of need from on Homewood field. go but she's the one who runs "the house" resources of America, as a loan shows a splendid spirit on their with particular attention to the table. That part, a spirit that many governments could well copy. Lacrosse is slowly but surely She's pledged more freshmen than the salvation by .these impoverished students worked out their own becoming a scientific game. The Oldest Living Grad and saved more money with strength and self- breaking tradition and custom implies game has come down from the old than the Treasurer by pinning her faith nation. reliance not to be expected from a less virile Indian conflict in which whole and reputation to need That the response of American students to German 'families engaged and in which at has obliterated any rancor left , over from the bitter years of war, as far as the students are concerned, is evident from the least a few deaths were expected tone of the letter. We believe that Germany has a new spirit, a :to be the toll from the crowd who new independence, and we are publishing the communication ,played on each side, to a contest Shredded as one proof of our belief. It is a lesson in courage, in gentle- ,in which serious injuries• are ex- manliness. tremely rare! The style of play has evolved from one in which in- Wheat dividual play was the big thing A NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION to a form in which team work is essential. The old player in the Hot or Cold -All year'round -Louder and funnier," shouts the smart guy when a word of game of the aborigines broke away discipline chanCei his way. The coming point is not new, but on as a food to build keen brains and sound from the crowd, scooped up the ball the contrary, rather threadbare, and has always had the fate of bodies for her boys (or girls as the case ran, without thinking of pass- being shouted down. and may be). Shredded Wheat combines all to the goal line of his oppo- Once more let us ask: When are the students of the Univer- ing, the elements you need for perfect nutri- ball in a sity going to stop destroying what last vestige of grass we have nents. He carried the tion, balanced to provide the ideal combi- left on our once artistic campus? Every day finds the already inch- little "crosse," a scant twelve nation of salts, bran vitamins and iron to wide paths wider still, and other bare spots appearing here and es in circumference and hence had there. Once upon a time, several years ago a progressive student build good brain, blood and bone. very little opportunity for passing. council contrived to have tiny signs with the one word "PLEASE" Meet Mrs. Matron and make your next A successful pass demanded great placed in the path of those who would wander wantonly on the 7.30 breakfast out of Shredded Wheat. green. These efforts brought little result and the last of the skill. signs passed from existence last year. Once again the students were left unmolested to cut byways for themselves across the campus. Now a new menace is with us. Mark ye the edges of the NOTICES driveway about the quadrangle and past the Barn. The hard surface of the drive is tinged almost everywhere by a strip of Indoor practice will be held brown mud. Hostile tires of careless drivers have torn away the daily at the Fifth Regiment last remnants of bordering green. Armory at 4 o'clock. The humble plea, "PLEASE," has been successfully drowned out by "louder and funnier." Lt us hope this stronger plea may Will the student who is mak- chance to survive. ing slides for Dr. Dunlap com- foodfor thought.and exercise Campus pedestrians and motorists, make this your New municate with him at once? Year's resolution! Ii THE JOHNS HOPKINS NEWS-LETTER, JANUARY 8, 1926.

Vernon 2355 CHEMISTS MARK YULETIDE BLUE JAY ORCHESTRA TO THE FLAG, BANNER AND PENNANT SHOP DON'T FORGET! WITH BURLESQUE PLAY ON BROADWAY YOU NEED A SUCCESSORS TO SISCO BROS. —clothes that are tailored to Flags, Banners, Pennants, Arm Bands, (Cont. from p. 1, col. 3) TYPEWRITER! your measure fit you best. Hold A Laugh Fest Instead Of The Novelties. Silk Banners for Schools, Usual Journal Meeting certs, they have played each Sat- Societies and Fraternities. Every Student these days must —they have the right cut.. R. H. TAYLOR have typewriter borrow —they make you feel well- urday for tea dances at Lehmann's a (or one). Every Monday afternoon the 302 PARK AVENUE, BALTIMORE. You'll get along better -this term dressed. Chemistry Department professors Hall. if you buy your typewriter now and graduate students hold a jour- "To play on Broadway has been J. H. FURST CO. and get accustomed to using it before heavy work sets in. nal meeting, but on Monday,. De- the ambition of many local or- Printers of cember 21, they held a Christmas We are agents for CORONA chestras," , said Enoch Light, di- PHILOLOGICAL & SCIENTIFIC FOUR. This new typewriter, illus- party instead. Not a quarter of rector of the Jays, "So we con- PUBLICATIONS trated above, is the most complete those who attended the meeting portable made today. It has the sider it to be 23 S. Hanover St., Baltimore. in -Room 221 of the Chemistry quite a feather in standard, four-row keyboard, and Building were aware of the na- our cap that we were the first of Phone, Cal. 1380 Home—HO. 2059-J the widest carriage of any porta- TAILORS ture of the proceedings until Dr. Baltimore bands to make the FRANCES T. BAN NON ble typewriter, the longest ribbon altimove of any standard keyboard porta- Rice opened the conference with Successor to HARBAUGH & BANNON grade. This engagement will be a ble, back spacer and margin re- See "CARD" MALLONEE & FRAMK MEREDITH at the Bare a humorous 2 E. LEXINGTON ST., Cor. Charles speech- big boost for us." (Room 28) lease on keyboard, perfect, unob- Downtown at 407 N. GAY St. Next followed novel pictures of Stenographic Dictation, Copying, structed visibility—and Ws made The orchestra will not be billed Mimeographing Multigraphing, by the pioneer manufacturers of the faculty—pictures about which Baltimore, Md. under the Hopkins name,in order portable typewriters who have none of those who had seen them had 18 years' experience in build- could to obviate_ tbk...use of the Univer- talk without choking --with R. G.Loy & Company ing typewriters for college use. sity's name for commercial pur- (Robert G. Loy) laughter and which they did not Come and see this new machine poses. seem to care to discuss. - Evident- They will be known as PHARMACISTS today. It costs only $60. .00

Jays" 1 ly the professors had been playing The Blue only. UNIVERSITY PARKWAY PLUS POSTAGE POSTAGE pranks whose nature they did not At Charles St. wish to disclose to the under- Vernon 4986 'Collegiate' Stationery graduates. Marksmen Defeat can now be furnished in two sizes and printed GALEN HALL in your College or Fraternity color. Dr. Patrick demonstrated a new West Virginians LARGE SIZE NOTE SIZE Atlantic City, N. J. machine whereby he could tell 100 Sheets 7Mz10% 200 Sheets 6z7 Continuing its unbroken series May we send folder, bills of fare, 50 Envelopes 334z7 100 Envelopes 3Y2z6 whether a man's _utterances were Sheets are printed in top center with name and of victories, the Rifle Team out- and especially attractive rates at this and address in 3 lines with or without college serious or otherwise. He tried seal or fraternity crest in upper left corner. En- shot the marksmen of -the Uni- season? No better food and service velopes are printed on flaps with name and ad- the machine on several members anywhere. It is our purpose and dress. Paper is high grade 24-lb. Bond. If seal versity of West Virginia and tri- only on large sheets, position is top center- of the faculty with varying practice to give rather more than is for small sheets upper left corner. Send $1.0d suc- umphed by a total of 3770 points bill and 14c in stamps,or money order for $1.14, cess. usual for the rates charged. We try or personal check for $1.24. Printing in black. to 3584. The ten highest of,fifteen like blue, red, purple, green or brown ink. Specify to keep our old friends, and we color of ink and size wanted. Professor Dillingham's recital scores were counted in the match. to make new ones. Good Music. Spend HESS TYPEWRITER CO INCORPORATED Collegiate Stationery Co. of a poem was followed by the This week the Hopkins riflemen Christmas here, and enjoy the Carols 304 S. Dearborn St., Chicago,In. appearance of S. Claus (Dr. Co- are pitted against those of the and Christmas Spirit. P1. 2229 19 W FAYETTE ST. penhaver) riding upon an invert- University of Syracuse. ed jar with several two-legged reindeer to drag him. Refresh- ments were served to the chemists Dr. Weatherford before the final adjournment of To Give Talk the meeting. "Finding One's Place in the World" will be the subject of a MUSICAL CLUB PROGRAM talk by Dr. -W. D. Weatherford, (Cont. from p. 1, col. 2) President of the Southern Y. M. American Beauty Waltz C. A. College, Nashville, Tennes- — Bacon see, nejtt Sunday afternoon,- Jan- •. Piano Solo Mr. Hans uary 10, at 5 P. M. 4. Glee Club: The meeting, to which all stud- Absent Metcalf ents are invited, will be held at 5. Xylophone Solo ....Mr. Boyd the Friends' Meeting House, 3107 6. Violin Solo ...Mr. Light N Charles Street. Dr. Weather- 7. Banjo Club: — ford is known as one of the liveli- Victory March Gebelein est men engaged in the Y M C 8. Glee Club: A. student work. A Plainsman's Song....Bliss Tea will be served to those who 9. "Something New" Mr. Rodgers care to avail themselves of this 10. The Blue Jay Orchestra. opportunity to hear the speaker. DROVERS & MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK A fulcrum for every N. W. COR. EUTAW & FAYETTOTS. modern Archimedes WHILE IN COLLEGE HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. IVE me a fulcrum—and I will move the earth" WHEN YOU FINISH SCHOOL, GET IN TOUCH WITH A "G said Archimedes. Too bad that he lived GOOD NATIONAL BANK FOR HELP AND ADVICE. twenty-two hundred years too soon. OUR OFFICERS WILL BE GLAD TO TALK WITH YOU. For .tou modern followers of Archimedes, you men who apply his well known principles in the HEYWARD E. BOYCE, President study of mechanical engineering, the fulcrum is ready. If a part in helping the earth to move appeals to you, look for your fulcrum in the communication art. 'Me Hub A world of possibilities opens up here for the man whose bent is mechanical. Distances shrink Down Charles, to Baltimore St. because mechanical engineers have found how to draw well-nigh every bit of air out of a repeater tube. A million telephones are made—and the The clothing store millionth is like the first because mechanical inge- that knows the Published in nuity has shown the way. Quantity production difference the interest ofElec- in a great telephone plant calls for constant im- between real and trical Development by provement in mechanical technique. imitation College style an Institution that will Every day is a day of new facts, new things, be helped by what- new achievements by mechanical and electrical ever helps the engineers. Nothing stands still. Here the world Industry. does move. 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