Evening star., 1922-12-17
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.

Exercises in honor of Louis Pasteur,
Catholic chemist and scientist. will be
held at Georgetown College tonight
in CASTOR Hall. at $50 o'clock. DR.
Ernest Laplace of Philadelphia, who
was the first American pupil of the
scientist when he was at the height of
his career. will make the principal
address and Will give many intimate
insights into the life and work of his
former master. DIR. Laplace is one of
the most eminent of American sur
gccns and studied under PaSteur in
, Paris shortly after graduating from
Georgetown College in 1880.
Members of the medical profession
in Washington. as we'll as other
to attend the exercises. which prom
lse to be one of the most Interesting
ever held on the hilltop.
At the Foreign Service School Fri
day night w. Fl. Rastall, chief of the
machinery division of the bureau of
foreign and domestic commerce, ad-
dressed the student body on Markets
for Machinery in Asia given before
the far east class. Another lecture of
outside interest at the foreign service
school was that of Enrique Coronado.
:: business man of Bogota, Colombia
and former director of the bureau of
information of the Colombian legation
in Washington. His subject was
"Practical Phases of Business Devel-
opment.'
There will he general exodus of
college students this week with the
beginning of the Christmas holida VS.
Wednesday. All the schools of the
University will be closed during
christmas and New Year week. An
nouncement that Georgetown had sue
ceeded in scheduling a foot ball game
with Princeton for next season put
the entire student body in a fine
mood for Il celebration.
By vote of 8 to , the judges for
the first prize debate at the school
Of law selected Albert Sidney Cain.
viGual dchater. Mr.. Cain will receive
a cash prize of $2J.
The second best speaker selected
was John sylvester White, 90. of
Pennsylvania. The question under
debate proposed constitutional
amendment empowering Congress to
; set aside any decision of the United
States supreme Court declaring an
act OF Congress unconstitutional
Judges for the debate. which was
staged between the seniors and the
junior -sophomores, were II. V. Speel-
man. registrar of the Treasury; DR..
James J. Kilroy. Capt. William A.
Rounds and Prof. Charles w. Tooke
of the law faculty. The new law
school orchestra made its initial ap-
pearance at the debate.
The Carroll Law Club Congress. like
the national Congress. is having it's
difficulties over the administrations
ship subsidy bill. When the question
of a subsidy came before the con-
gress at its last session. Tuesday
evening. the controversy was so wide
that members were unable to pass"
the bill. The question therefore will
be carried over to the next meeting,
so as to enable both sides to dig up
new arguments. When the subsidy
bill is disposed of the congress will
tackle the question of the recognition
of the soviet Russian government.
The names of the following stu
dents We're proposed for membership
in the club: w. r. J. Hayden, ]. ].
Hayden. G. e. Beechwood of the junior
class and c. NJ. Mclaughlin of the
senior.
Austin Canf1eld. recently chosen by
the senior class at the law school to
direct the publication of Ye Doomes-