Evening star., 1921-10-16
COLLEGES.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

Offered at time when Congress is
considering the perplexing problem of
refunding the $11.000.000,GO0 foreign
debt owing to the United States.
series Of public lectures on interna-
tional finance. conducted under aus
pices of the Georgetown University
School of Foreign Service by some of
the foremost experts OF the country;
will deal with many of the most vital
financial questions of the world.
During the conference on the limi-
tation Of ornaments and Pacific and far
eastern questions it is inevitable that
many of the important problems OF
International finance will be pushed
forward for consideration and pos
sible solution. That the student
body of the foreign service school and
the public generally may obtain 4
better understanding of these aues-
tions arrangements have been made
for weekly public lectures at the
National Museum.
The next lecture will be held Fri
day evening. when Or. William F.
Notz. chief of the export trade divi-
sion of the Federal Trade Commits
sion. will lecture on The Organiza-
tion of International Finance" Jacob
H. Hollander. former treasurer of
Porto Rico. opened the series of lee
lures last Friday evening.
With the appointment OF Joseph A.
McDonough of New York as the cadet
major: the r. Q. T. c. battalion has
been formally organized with tempo
rary officers and non-commissioned
officers. Maj William H.. Hobson, U.
S. A. announced yesterday.
The officers will serve for definite
period and then their places will be
the unit will have an opportunity to
familiarize himself with line and field
duties.
r. E. Morgan is the captain of A
Company, with G. NJ. Carney as assist
ant. The lieutenants are J. w. Ga
A. H. Kirchner. c. L. Lowndes and
! J. c. Mcnamara Non-commissioned
officers are J. ]. Gorr1An. ]. J. Ker-
win. Edward Purcey. c. J. Kelly. S. E.
Bushong. ]. G. Burke and J. J. Hig-
gins.
Company 3 is commanded by Capt.
]. F. Little. assisted by H. 3 Brennan
and J. S. McNally. The 1ieutenants
are W. H. Amend. ]. A. DeForce. T. F.
Fitzgerald. Non-commfssioned Off
Hughes. c. NJ. McNally, L. B. Laplace.
Rilbur Cass and George McDermott.
Cadet c. ]. ONeill. assisted by J. E.
Roddy. will command C Company.
while the lieutenants are l.. j. McElli-
gott. L. J. Roszykiewicz. J. r. Shaw
officers are l.. l.. Slattery. T. Il Slat-
terry. J X. Russell. G. F. Murray,
X. ]. Werner, r. A. O'Brien and H. s.
White.
Announcement was made by Maj.
Hobson that the gallery matches for
the inter-class rifle shooting began
last week. Winners in the prelim-
mary matches win compete in final
matches for the championship.
The f. o. T. c. has just closed ar
, rangements for rifle match with
Yale University rife team in April.
Joseph F. Little, 90. is the manager
of the Georgetown team which won
such honoYs on the range last year.
Pistol shooting will start this week
| in preparation for the intercollegiate
matches in the spring. The rifle and
| machire-gun squads will go out to
i the Congress Heights range in the
spring and in the meanwhile will use
the range in the hills back Of George
i town College.
| Robert E. Ward. senior at the COL
| lege. has been appointed by the uni
versity as president or director of the
/ bureau of publicity.
Beginning tonight the students at
Georgetown College will go into an
nual retreat" until Thursday morn
! ing. Instructions during the retreat
Fuller S j.. of Canisins College, Buff
! falo. N. Y. and formerly of Gonzaga
College in Washington.
! Mass of the Holy Ghost. marking
the formal religious opening of
Georgetown University. will be held
, at $3.50 o'clock this morning in Daghl-
gren Chapel at the college. Rev.
, Owen A. Hill. S. j.. professor of ethics
at Georgetown College. will of1iciate.