Evening star., 1914-07-31

sc enceS. He Is at present on VlSlt 10
an Indian tribe in the Rosebud reserva-
ton. in which tribe he was several years
ago elected chief.
Rev. John T. Hedrick, s. j., for many
years director of the Georgetown astro-
nomicai observatory. leaves this depart
ment to do special work at St Andrew s
on-the-Hudson. Poushkeepsie. n. Y:
Rev. Thomas A. Becker. S. j., q
Aloysius parish, who recently re-
turned from the Philippines and has
been doing special work at Gonzaga
College. is transferred to Boston Col
iege.
Georgetown "Grad" IS Years Ago.
Rev. jeremiah P-endergast. a grad
uate of Georgetown twenty-five years
ago. who delivered the baccalaureate
sermon at the celebration of the 150th
anniversary of the college last month,
is sent to the Jesuit mission in ia
maica.
Rev. Thomas ]. Garland. S. j.. for
merly student at Georgetown, whose
family lives in this city. is transferred
from B: ooklyn College. N. Y. to
Rev. Thomas F. Brosnahan. s. J..
who is very well known in Washington,
is transferred from Brooklyn College
to St. Peters College. in Jersey City.
Rev. Joseph cormican. 8. J.. and Rev.
Francis A. McQuaid. S. J.. go from
canesius College d Buffalo to Brooklyn;
toned in Washington. is moved from
Boston College to Brooklyn, and Rev.
Thomas A. Reid goes from St. Joseph's
In Philadelphia to Brooklyn.
Personnel Of Gonzaga Faculty.
rho Soo,,1t,, Co. Cz~.u. ray,.~. a,,.
ing next year Is to be: Rev. Eugene
De L. Mcdonnell, 8. j.. rector. president
OF the college and pastor of st. Aloysius
Church; Rev. John c. Geale. s. J.. min
lister: Rev. William J. Brooks. S. J.,
project of the church; Rev. Augustus
J. Duarte, 9. j.. prefect Of studies and
discipline; Rev. Clement 8. Lancaster,
S. j.: Rev. John H. Mulligan, s. j.;
Rev James A. Noonan. s. j.: Rev. John
3. Pittar. S. j.; Rev. William J. Quig-
ley. 8. J.. and Rev. John Scully. S. J.,
Edward J. Sweeney. s. j.. professor Of
fourth-ysar high In Gonzaga College;
John 4. Dixon. 8. j., teaches prepara-
tory class In high school: Timothy J.
Mccarthy, S. j.. assistant prefect of
discipline and professor Of mathematics;
William H. Mcclellan, s. j., professor
Of second-year high school; Martin A.
Ssshmitt; s. J. professor Of third-year
s. j.. professor Of first-year high school
Rev. William J. Quigley comes from St
Joseph's Church. Philadelphia, the IA
nous Shrine In the Alley" which was
not allowed to erect a church on the
main street and were forced to worship
In an alley.
District Boy Home to Teach.
Rev. Edward J. Sweeney is a Washing
ton boy come home to teach. He was
a professor in Holy Cross College,
Worcester. Mass. last year. and replaced
Rev. R. V. o'Connell. g j.. who for five
years has been professor Of the fourth
year high at Gonzaga
Rev. Timothy j. Mccarthy and Rev.
William H. Mcclellan come from the no.
vitiate at Woodstock, Md. Rev. Aloysius
b. Wessling was last year at Casisius
College. Buffalo, n. Y.
Members of the Gonzaga College fac
ulty who are sent elsewhere to study or
teach are: Rev. ]. NJ. kilroy. 8. j., who
goes to S4th street. New York, to finish
his ascetic studies at st. Andrew-on-the-
Hudson: Rev. F. X. Lenahan. 8. j., who
goes to Blackwells Island, New York;
Rev. r. V. O'Connell. S. j.. who goes to
teach In the Jesuit High School at Buff
1alo. N. Y; F. G. Boehm, g j., who
goes TO pursue his theological studies at
and E. NJ. A. Morning. S. j.. who are to
pursue their scholastic work in 18th
street and Fordham College. New York.
Newcomers to Georgetown.
Newcomers to Georgetown for the next
scholastic year will include Rev. Peter
Archer. S. j., who will assume the d.
rectorship of the astronomical observa-
tory and lecture on science in the post
graduate school; Rev. John L. Gipprich,
5. j., who will lecture in chemistry in
the college and postgraduate school:
Rev. William T. Talon. S. j., who 10
10 MI the chair Of rhetoric and Eng
lish literature: Rev. John +. Y. O'Couor,
5. j., who will become director of
ascetic theology and visiting chaplain
to Georgetown University Hospital, and
Mr.. Martin L. Ziilig. s. j.. who will
paratory school
Father Archer. who succeeds Father
Hedrick in charge Of the observatory,
has spent many years in research work
in Vienna, Potsdam. France and Eng
land His work at the college will bs
astronomical and astrophyscal Father
OConor is a noted orientalist, and has
written several books on the subject
of the Interpretation of cuneiform in
scriptfons. HIS most recent assignment
was at St Ignatius Church In New York
city. MI. Ztllfg Is a native Of Buffalo
and recently distinguished himself BY
public defense of the entire course
of philosophy at Woodstock. Nd.
Other Changes in Instructors.
Several members of the faculty O,
last year have received orders to repor,
elsewhere for the coming scholastic
year. Rev. Richard Martin. s. j.. ha.
been transferred to the professorshir
of chemistry in Fordham University
New York. Rev. Mark J. McNeal, S. J.
former dean of the department of Eng
lish. will occupy the chair of Englisf
in the Jesuit University in Toxic
Japan. Rev. Francis Barnum. S. J., ha.
Eeen Transferred to the station Al
Wards Island. N. Y. Rev. Joseph ]
Daley. 8. j.. acting dean of the Colles.
of Arts and Sciences. will devote him
self to special work in ascetic theoI
ogy at ST. Andrews-on-the-H Hudson
Poughkeepsie. y. y. John f. Doherty
:. J., the late director in the George
town Preparatory School. has beer
transferred to Holy Cross College
Worcester. Mass.
De Bold Goes to Leonardtown.