The Washington herald., 1907-07-31
CHANGES IN COLLEGE
Rev. Father HannSelman An
nOunceS Transfers.
SCHOOL POLICY IS ENDORSED
Rev. David HiiIhOuse BueI, Rev.
Charles Maeksey, and Rev. Father
Transfer of Rev. Patrick }. Quill,
a FavOrite with Many Students.

Rev. Father Hannselman, S. j.. provin-
cial Of the Society of Jesus. announced
the changes yesterday which are to take
place at Georgetown College. The rector,
Rev. David Hillhouse Buel. S. J.; Rev.
Charles Maclsey, S. j., project of studies,
and the vice president, Rev Father
Fleming, all remain.
This is regarded as a vindication of the
policy of the present administration,
which has been regarded in some quar-
ters as being too strict and requiring too
high a standard Of scholarship.
VIII Miss Rev. Patrick J. Quill.
The transfer of Rev. Patrick J. Quill
from Georgetown will cause genuine re-
sret among many WashingtOnians and
students at the college where he has
been many years. He was professor Of
English in the graduate school and
taught the senior class in the same
branch. He is a native Of this city. hav-
ing been educated at Gonzaga College,
and many of his relatives still live here.
Father Quill is TepuJed TO be one of
the best ShakespeaTean scholars in the
Jesuit Order His new post of duty has
not yet been assigned TO him.
List of the Changes.
The entire list Of changes is as fol-
lows:
Rev Francis ~ Torndorf, transferred
from Fordham University, New York
City, 10 be assistant director Of the
Georgetown College Observatory. and
professor Of physics.
Rev. Augustus J. Duartc, transferred
from Loyola College, Baltimore Nd. to
be project Of discipline at Georgetown
goes to Loyola,-
Rev Henry J. Mclaughlin, transferred
from Woodstock, Nd, 10 be professor of
chemistry at Georgetown.
Rev. Patrick J. Healy, transferred from
St Joseph's College, Philadelphia, 10
Georgetown.
Rev. Joseph J. Kohlrieser, transferred
from Woodstock College. TO be Instructor
in German at Georgetown.
Rev. George de Butler transferred from
Boston College, 70 be instructor IN French
AT Georgetown.
Mr. Charles J. Mcintyre. s. j., trans
ferred from F0rdham University TO be
tf'ititI Oh III ST Ii u pal dlbAg al the GtOIBc-
town Prep School
Mr. Francis o. GOldbach. S J., trans
ferred from Woodstock College. TO be
teacher OF second preparatory mathemat-
les, In the Prep School.
Mr. Richard r. Rankin. S. J., transfer
red from Woodstock College. 10 be teach
er of fourth preparatory. al Georgetown
Prep School
Mr.. Joseph Farrell. s, J.. 10 be instruc-
tor in history and mathematics in
Georgetown College.
Mr. Philo II. Mills, s. J., transferred
from Boston College, to be instructor Of
German at Georgetown University
Mr. William L. DesnOes. 5. j., assigned
TO Georgetown College as assistant pre-
feet.
Rev. Henry a. Judge. Mr. Edward J.
Moron, S. J.. and Mr.. Joseph F. Ford,
are transferred TO Fordham University
Mr. Eugene Kennedy, S. J.. transferred
to Gonzaga College, this city.
Mr.. Mark J. Smith, S. j., transferred
to Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass
Mr.. Thomas Miley, s. J.. transferred to
Boston College.
Rev Patrick gull. S. J., transferred
from Georgetown College.
Rev. Patrick J. Sullivan transferred to
St Josephs, Philadelphia.