The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
CENTRAL DORlE
FOR GEORGETOWN
men PROPOSED
Georgetown Union Meet.
ing Today to Discuss
Housing Plan.

Plans for providing a central DOR
mftory or o series Of dormitories
Tor the use Of the Medical, Dental,
Law and Foreign Service students
Of Georgetown University will be
reported to a meeting Of the
Georgetown Union this morning in
CASTOR Hall. Georgetown Heights.
The proposal for establishing q
dormitory downtown where the stu
dents OF the professional schools
could find comfortable and cheaper
accommodations was first proposed
by the Rev. John B. Creeden, S. j.,
president of the University, during
the recent golden jubilee Of the Law
School The recommendation was
brought forward as a step toward
reducing the high cost of living for
the hundreds of government clerks
and others who attend the profess
siond schools.
A more detailed report on the
project will be made this morning.
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri,
will deliver an address on The
Young Professional Man" John J..
Jacobs, '21, Foreign Service School.
will preside at the meeting.
4hC SAoShNlOh SOHACSl lot NuC
william Writ Dixon. jr., memorial
medal will be held tonight in Gas
ton Hall. Eight candidates who will
compete for honors ares Robert z.
Ward. Albert May. John s. Mccain,
Morris J. Costello, Robert Z. Nor
gan. Arthur J. Bradley. John F.
Bailey. jr., and Joseph A McDon-
ough.
The judges will be Senator Henry
r. Ashurst. of Arizona. l. L. d.
1920; Joseph p. Tumulty. former sec
retary to President Wilson, and
William J. Kavanaugh, professor of
public speaking at the law school.
Rev. Jere Prendergast, s. J., A. B.
SO. is a Missionary in the Philip
pines. according to word received
at the college. He has recently
completed a book on the pronuncia-
tion of Spanish vowels.
The Ohio Law Club has elected
the following officers: President,
Norman Z. Martindale; vice presi-
dent. William J. Giggin; law secre-
tary, Paul J. Mullen, and social sec
retary, r. J. Drunkenbrod. This Is
one of the many State societies that
Is being rganized at the law
school which numbers students from
each Of the forty-eight States Of
the Union.
An elaborate program has been
prepared for the annual public elo-
cution of the Georgetown Univer-
sity Preparatory School, which will
be held this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at Garrett Park. The con-
test, IL is announced, will be for the
Adelaide Philomina O'Renly medal.
Joseph L. Gallery will be the
chairman while the judges are an
nounced as Charles Z. Roach. Roy
S. MacElwee, of the Foreign Service
School; Leo B. Norris, John c. Car
ter and william J. Hughes.
The selections by the various con-
testants are as follows: ''Hotspur
to Henry w." Philip D. Dean;
Death Of Carver Doone," Henry S.
Orr, jr.: The Murder Of Duncan"
James c. walsh; The Gladiator" !"
Edward W. Devereux; The Dukite
Snake" whitney W. walters; The
Gold Louis" Leo P. Haller; VOL
sey's Address" John T. Williamson:
'Sparticus to the Gladiators," Chas.
d. Dean; Bernardo del Carpio,"
Thomas S. Waters; "Telemachus."
Philip L. Mullin; King Robert of
Sicily" William /. Corbett and
''Gualberto's Victory" winthrop
Rutherford.
Father Morning took a party Of
prep" students by auto to
Woodstock, Nd, the Jesuit College,
while B. A Leeming. of the faculty,
took another party to Frederick,
Nd. on an all-day outing. These
outings are regular weekly events
at the school.
A medal will be presented to the
student showing the largest chest
development as a result of the
breathing exercises that are held
each morning. DR.. Eugene Jones.
the school physician, has promised
to award the medal. The exercises
are regular morning duties and are
conducted by Robert s. Lloyd Of the