Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
|COI HOYNEs HlN(HD
Metre Dame. Ind, College Of Law
Named For Al. A. Co. Farmer
a WITNESS TO HIS HONOR

On Sunday afternoon, June 5. there
was dedicated ut Notre Dame Upiver.
lsity. Notre Dame. Ind. the Hoynes
College Of Law. named In honor Of
lCol william nj Hoynes, Dean of the
Law University there. and one oi
Anne Arundel's most popular farmers
with d beautiful farm ON the severn
river.
Col Hoynes. who Is. By the way q
newspaper man as well as dean 81
the Noire Dame Law school. il well
known here where he spends parts 81
every year. his brother, conducting the
farm.
IN defeating the Law College named
Tn His honor. the speaker of the occaa-
lon. Francis 0'Shaughnessy, said N
part
This II d day to rejoice the heart
log the Law alumni. for we dedicate
there the Hoynes College of Law We
can we'll rejoice on the occasion which
mark the opening Of q bigger, broad.
or, and better school 81 law at the
University. but We more proudly re-
joice that this big, fine school of Law
Iis dedicated to bear the name of cur
beloved old law professor, Colonel
William Hoynes: and greater still Is
Tour happiness that Colonel Hoynes In
here today to Witness this signal honor
which his years Ok unselfish zeal have
earned for him.
This hail IL not only monument
ID Colonel HOynes. but In It each Of
|na feels that We have u part; that
It Ii Of our being. and our lOye. Notre
Dame University lii naagnlfaed hy our
esteem, 81 the tender kindness with
which ii has seen ut to bestow the
name ar our beloved old teacher upon
Its College og Law Other universities
have chigelIed upon the facades OF
their buildings the names of men who
have been munificenf In their gifts.
But that sort Of recognition does not
carry with It the tenderness eli kindli-
mess or love which follows when a
school bestows upon one OF It's untlring
teachers i name that viii 90 down
through the years coupled with the
|IInivsrsity. Hereafter the name OF
Hoynes II grouped with the name Or
Erownson. one OF the great thinkers
al America; with Carroll, the great
Archbishop 81 the Revolutionary days !;
with Walsh. the beloved president.
whose life was given to the Univer-
sity with Sorin, the illustrious found
er OF the University: with Corby, the
grand old war chaplain, and Badin,
the pioneer priest
Il would be unjust TO the thought
thak III III the mind al every old stu
dent and guest here today II did
not say to Father Cavanauga that the
only sadness that obfrusies Itself upon
us Is that yon retire from The office
of president Of the University. Your
work Dit Notre Dame has been truly
great. In my esteem. father Caya-
naugh, yon were always hig I'M brain
and heart and sonl, and whatever post
or position ron may occupy, your
status has been axed by the thousands
of students who have known you
Here at Notre Dame, ron. IKE Colonel.
Hoynes. have ceased to be regarded
as i creature sou are an Institution
Colonel Hoynss. may appropri-
ately say 10 you that after your course
has run and nanght remains but q
memory Of your good deeds and your
charming life. Students will traverse
these beautiful lawns and drink 10 the
teachings IN this College Of LaW. The
hall which hears your name may BE-
come oyergrown With IVY, but so long
as Notre Dame stands so long will
che name of Hoynss be known, revered
and loved. and rememberaa. and TO-
the nttaTmost parts d. this country
xnd even beyond the SECS your naneI
viii BE carried. craven upon the
hearts of students who have gathered
here iii thosa sweet, iEnpressionab bic
days Os student lire. tie period inI
which attachments naemories. ana II.
Eeeki0na form. 81 last ON forever.