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THE TAR EJE 0: IS LOCAL VIEW POST CARDS ONE CENT EACH AT 01STOS 0 NOTED MEN COMING TULAN UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL DEPARTMENT SINCE 1834 THIS SCHOOL HAS OCCUPIED A DISTINCT POSITION IN THE MEDICAL EDUCATION OF THES UNITED STATES. In the recent reports from the Carnegie Foundation and the national institutions of authority, Tulane has leen uniformly classed among the leading medical colleges of the country. The students are charged fees which are commensurate with those charged at other institutions, which are smaller than the fees charged at any institution with equal facilities of education. The Charity Hospital and the Touro Infirmary annually elect oner twenty resident physicians among the graduates of Tulane and additionally afford clinics and amphitheatre teaching for the education of Junior and Senior students. TWO GAMES LOST i Gnilford and Elon Win on Their Home Courts Carolina fell before Guilford, probably the best team in the ssate, on Febmary 28- by the score of 44 to 21.

The game was played on the Guilford floor. Benbow, the star forward, was at his best and to him directly can the Quakers attribute their victory. He shot 14 field With over a thousand beds at Vie Charitv Hospital and the annual consultation clinic of over thirty thousand, together with the op portunities of the Touro, students are afforded material for Ihe observation of a. variety of diseases which is enormmis and incalculable in importance. The equipment of'this department of Tulane represents the investment in a number of buildings erected for the purpose goals and 4 foul goals, scoring in all 32 points out of the total 44.

of medical education, and these include laboratories of Chemistry, Physics, Pharmacy, Pharmacology, Physiology, Anatomy, Histology, Botany, Pathology and Bacteriology, Clinical Medicine, Surgery, and, in addition, special laboratories of research, all of which total in value an amount which may be estimated at over a million and a half dollars. The recently established Department of Technical Medicine and Hygiene offers unexceptional opportunities to the Southern student. Over one hundred teachers contribute to the lectures and other periods of study so that every student who eomes to the Tulane Medical Department receives encouragement and interest of those who htm his education in charge. Nearly five thousand graduates from this school have carried its teachings into practice among the people of the South chiefly, but as well to every part of tfw world. With each advance in the requirements of medical education, the University of Louisiana has met all conditions, until today Tulane ranks in the first class of medical institutions of learning, with opportunities for ciinical instruction which are unsurpassed in the Attractive Lecture Series Under Faculty Auspices The committee selected from the faculty to arrange for a series of lectures to be given this spring, has announced the dates of these lectures.

Two speakers of these series have already been. henrd here, and 'the attention accorded them has been most gratifying. On March 14, under the auspices of the medical department, will come Dr. J. Whitridge Williams, dean of the medical department of John Hopkins University.

Dr. Will'ams will speak not before the entire student body but probably in Chemistry Hall. His address will probably be directed toward some phases of medical education. On March 28 will come Prof. Percy II Boynton of the University of Chicago.

Dr. Boynton will lecture on "Victoria or London of the Victorian Era. Dr. Guilford completely ot Carolina in the first half and led at the close, 29 to 9. The second half was much closer, the score in United Nates arid eq few other places.

For the atndv of medicine at Tulane the student must come prepared with a preliminary education in the eli-nenttirv mil. jects taught in the high school and with one year of added knowledge in the sciences, obtained in a standard lege. that half standing 18 to 12 in favor of Guilford. Carolina guarded more closely and showed more aggressive WiFA RIME at OF PHARMACY ALSO. Ustablisiied iti.

two graneci courses oi uimy-two weeKs eac tor degrees of Ph. C. Pure food and Drug courses offered to students properly qualified. Women admitted to Pharmacy coin'ses on the same terms as men. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS DR.

ISADORE DYER, Dean, POSTOFFICE DRAWER 261, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. ness. Carrington's playing against a biggier and heavier opponent was the featureof Carolina's play. Tillett displayed his usgal speed and was all over the floor. W.

B. SORRELL, JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST Chapel Hill, N. C. The University ot North Carolina Bovnton is Dean of the Junior H. F.

Tillett The lirn'-up Guilford Benbow Moorefield Edwards Stuart More Than Your Money's i Worth. COMMONS HALL. i $10.00 PER MONTH. A. SPALDING L.

F. fiauson C. Carrington Colleges of the University of Chicago, and is also secretary of instruction R. G. Redmon, Home Carolina wood Finch L.

jr. Chambers, Parker in the Cbatauque Instution. He is a noted lecturer and has addressed audiences throughout the United States. His lecture promises to be an unusually charming one, and Field Goals: Benbow 14, Edwards 3, 1789 Moorefield 2, Stuart 1, Carrington 4, Til lett 1, Long 1, Homewood 1. JONES FRASIER INC.

Watchmakers and Manufacturing JEWELERS Durham, N. C. College Work a Specialty Foul Long 5, Carrington 1, si nee one of the spring dances falls The Spalding TRADE-MARK Benbow 4. Referee, Cartmell; Umpire, Doak. on this date, it is hoped that the dancers will bring their partners to Carolina played her weakest game the lecture before the dances begin Head of the State Svste of Education The University stands for, thoroughness and all that is best in education and the moulding of character.

It is equipped with 26 buildings, water works, central heating, electric lights. Eleven of the season against Elon in Elon on Saturday, March 1 and lost by On April 4 will come one of the most delightful writers and one of Mara are the largest manufacturer? in the world of OFFICIAL EQUIPMENT FOR ALL ATHLETIC SPORTS AND PASTIMES. If YOU are inter ested in Athletic Sport you should have a copy of the Spalding Catalog. It 's a complete encyclopedia of lwt's New in Sport and is sent free on the score of 19 to 23 to a team that $15.00. UNIVERSITY INN.

had been easily defeated earlier in the season. The play was at all Scientific Laboratories, equipped for times close. Carolina led in the first half, 12 to 9, but Elon overcame that lead by superior playing in the the most distinguished American essayists, Rev. Samuel McChord Crothers. Hisessays "Gentle originally appearing in the Atlantic Monthly, won him an enviable reputation as an essayist and caused him to be regarded as the successor of Oliver Wendell Holmes.

This is a rare opportunity to hear one of America's most noted second half. Johnson was the star is Known throughout the world as a Guarantee of Quality for Elon, shooting 5 field goals. Dr. Wm. Lynch, DENTIST, New office over Cates' Jewelry Store, CHAPEL HILL, N.

C. Carrington did the best work for Carolina, and Homewood's playing good work. The Faculty numbers 80. Students, 800. Library of 75,000 volumes.

Two librarians and six assistants. Fine Literary Societies. There is an active Y. M. C.

conducted by the students. Scholarships and loans for the needy and deserving. For information, address F. P. VENABLE, President, Chapel Hill, N.

C. A. G. Spalding 208 E. Baltimore Baltimore, Md.

men of letters, and the privilege was aggressive, but the entire team seemed off its game. The low7 ceiling spoiled many shots. The line-up: should not be missed. Prof. Vladimir Karapepoff, prof Meet Your Friends essor of electrical engineering in iATi Elon Carolina Bradford, Xewiuam L.JF.

Long, Hanson Johnson R. T. Tillett Cornell University, will be the next CAROLINA STUDENTS Are Invited to Make the Store of Whiting Horton Their HEADQUARTERS when in Raleigh. N. C.

speaker in the series. Prof. Karpe poff is a pioneer in the 'reorganiza REXALt PHARMACY When in Durham. MR. E.

S. MERRITT Is with them. Opposite Postoffice. Atkinson C. Carrington Vaughn L.

G. Chambers, Redmon Browning R. 4. Homewood Field goals: Johnson 5, Brad Lord 2, Newman Carrington 2, Tillett 2, tion of electral engineering in the United States, and will lecture here Representatives: Williams, Lee, Darden. on some subject of general scientific interest.

He will also address the Long 2, Cham hers 1, Foul goals: Elon Carolina 5. Referee, Williams, ot More Than 60 Per Cent of the Students and Practically Every Member of tbe Faculty Patronized the ZINZEND0RF LAUNDRY, IN WINSTON-SALEM, Greensboro. E. P. CATE, Jeweler, Fine engraving and repairing a specialty.

WATCHES AND CLOCKS. CUT GLASS AND EubanKs Drug Co. Prescription specialists Chapel Hill North Carolina TRINITY WINS PEACE CONTEST Arnold W. Boyd, of Trinity College, won the first prize, 75, and Horace Settle, of AtlanticChris-tian Cohere, won the second prize, During the Fall Term of 19 2, THEY ARE STILL WITH US. Motto: Satisfaction, or no charge.

FEEZOR OWEN, NO. 4 Agents 0. 50, in the Intereollegiate Peace SILVERWARE. CHAPEL HILL, N. C.

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H. Mebane. Mr.1 Byrd spoke on "Regaing the World's Lost Legacy and Mr. Settle on The Victories of University Supply Co. (INCORPORATED) C.

B. Griffin, J. D. Webb, President Cashier Speakers were present from Da A thletic Supplies for High Schools and Colleges higher classes in the Physics department on some technical subject relative to that science. Dr.

Joseph A. Holmes, former State Geologist and geology professor in the University, but now Director of the Bureau of Mines at Washington, will give two illustrated lectures probably on April 25 on 26. Dr. Holmes recently visited Panama where he inspected the Panama Canal and his- lecture before the University, illustrated with lantern slides, will give the results of this tour of investigation. At this time the opening of the Canal is imminent, and an illustrated lecture on this subject seems peculiarly timely.

On the following night he will give another lecture before the Elisha Mitchell Scientlic Society on the important work now being done under his directorship in the Bureau of Mines. On May 2 President D. H. Hill os the A. M.

College will deliver the last lecture of the series. Dr. Hill's subject is yet to be announced but all who heard his speech here two years ago were delighted and this is a sudicent guarantee that his next visit to us will be much enjoy-il. vidson, Wake Forest, Trinity, A. The Peoples Bank Guilford, Atlantic Christian E.

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