Evening star., 1921-11-13

tho now fes for the first time at tho
coming dinner Of tho George Washing
ton Masonic Club.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Rapid progress In the organization
OF Georgetown Law school students
into state clubs for each OF the forty
eight states represented At the insti-
tuition is reported by Assistant Dean
Hugh j. Fegan. who Is in charge Of
arrangements for tho '.founder1 day"
celebration to be hold some time this
winter.
Nineteen state clubs already have
tsksn tho s:d in osra fa 1nd inc
dications that the remainder of the
"A1l-American" enrolment win have
been completed in the next two weeks.
In connection with tho work, Rev.
w. Coleman Nevils. dean OF the col
a Georgetown alumni association will
be formed in each state, SO as to
bring about greater cooperation be-
tween the alumni and the university.
It is proposed that the students be
made associate members of the state
leges when homo for the holidays.
The clubs already formed at the
law school, with their organizers, are
as follows: District Of Columbia.
Ward Mccarthy: Maine. NJ. Isaacsen:
Vermont: Proctor II. Page: Msssachu.
setts. John J. Burke; Connecticut. J.
c. Blackall: Rhode Island. T. H. Gar
diner:, New York, Joseph p. Hester:
New Jersey. Joseph A. cantrel: Penn.
sylv.nia. G; E; Royes: Maryland. +; s
Virginia, Walter WheatIey: North
Carolina. John H. Fritts: Ohio. WILL
liam T. Goggfn: Indiana, Victor 8.
Mersch; Illinois. Harry Flanders:
Wisconsin. George NJ. Hanley. and
Michigan. Fl. c. Beake.
The temporary chairmen for the
| other states which are yet to be or
ganized into clubs were announced
! as follows: William H. Fallon, Min
| nesota: J. W. K. Hood, South Caro-
lima; s.. A: Sanborn, Florida: Charles
G; Mccall. Alabama: William A.
isiana; r. p: Hun. Mississippi: John
J: Coonsy. Kentucky; l. II. Gardner.
Tennessee: John q. Bowen. Texas;
B. B. Patterson. Arkansas; c. S.
Carson, Kansas; Thomas w. Leasure.
souri,: Roy s. Ramsey: Nebraska: D.
r. Wolverton. Iowa: NJ. T. Donoghue.
Montana; James F. Brodie. North Da-
kota; R. l. Neary. South Dakota;
Thomas e. Leayey. CaiifornIa; Nor
\ man E. Kane. Utah: P. S. Hopkins.
" yOIHlNSs f1o"dTQ 0I0CuIs " b0u~
ington: Burton G. Henson. Idaho:
! j.. E. Stewart, Colorado: Thomas P.
! Randall, Arizona: David Cheney, New
Mexico. and J. Q. Ronnow. Nevada.
Announcement was made by Mr..
| Fegan that the registration Of stu
| date. larger than this time last year
| by about 800.
The Rhode Island Club met Thurs
/ r1oH tfept, ioxr
San Souci Of Rhode Island. who Is
here on a visit to Washington. was
| the guest Of honor. William A. Need
ham. his private secretary and grAdu-
| ate Of Georgetown Law School in
1913. also was a guest.
Announcement is made for the
benefit OF all law school students in
| Washington that the bar examina-
tions for the District Of Columbia will
Georgetown Law School. Students
who wish to take examinations admit
| ting them to practice before the local
| bar should consult the following com
mittee representing the Bar Associa-
ton OF washington; John Paul
! sistant United states attorney: Irving
| Williamson, Walter a. Clephane. John
| E. Laskey, William E. Leahy. Hayden
! johnson and Charles v. Imley.
Action will be taken by the rifle
team at Georgetown to join the Dis
| In letter to Maj. William H. Hobson.
| commandant of the r. o. T. c. bat
talon. Maj. r. o. La Garde. presi-
| dent Of the District Of Columbia Rife
Association. suggested that George
town join the association and enjoy
matches held under auspices of that
| organisation.
Georgetown will participate in the
| next match, which will be held at
Camp Perry. Anacostia, on November
GUS district clubs. Some Of the best
amateur clubs in this section Of the
| country will shoot At the match.
| The Georgetown battalion. repre-
| sented by $50 picked mon, was hon
ored by the War Department with q
place in the line Of march in the grea.
Joseph A. McDonough Of New York
commanded the battalion. The colors
were presented by Miss Margaret
| German. better known as Miss
! Washington" whose brother is a stu
! dent at Georgetown College.
| Maj. Hobson is making preparations
for participation Of the cadet bat
| TALON in the exercises on the Hilltop
| on November 16. when Marshal Fer
| dinand Foch will receive a sword and
| a degree Oh QOClOr OIL canon ana civil
| laws. The occasion will be one of the
most important in the history Of
| Georgetown.
The first Of the prize debates at the
| law school between the senior and
junior debating societies will be held
December 13, 1t was announced by
Assistant Dean Fegan. These de-
bates. five in number, arc the most
important during the scholastic year
The winners Of each Of the tirst four
debates will meet In . fnal contest.
Thomas. H. Gardner Of Rhode Island
is president Of the senior society
| while c. H. Damrell OF California
| heads the juniors.
Col. James 8. Easby-Smith Of the
law school faculty will receive the
honorary degree Of doctor Of laws
from Gonzaga College during its CEN
| tenntai celebration. Col. Easby-SmIth
was captain Of the cadet company in
| the days OF the early Georgetown
Cadet Corps. He received LII D.
degree from Georgetown last year.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.
One Of the most interesting lectures
! ever delivered ct the university was
! the one given Monday evening by Ad-
miral Tsai. who Is in Washington as
one Of the advisers to the Chinese
dele1a tion TO the conference for the