Evening star., 1922-06-13
FINDS MANY EVILS
GAINING FOOTHOLD

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ing g. U. Graduates; Warns
Against 'Unsound Doctrines
In addressing the graduates Of
Georgetown University at commence
ment exercises yesterday afternoon,
George L. Hamilton. dean of the
school of law. directed attention to
the "discouraging tendencies and un-
sound doctrines Of the old world"
which. he said. are gaining foot
hold in America. He declared that to
detect and destroy these evils is the
great problem that now confronts the
Americas people.
Mr.. Hamilton said their poisonous
effects are becoming more and more
observable in the growing spirit OF
unrest and individualism, in radical
thought in desire and effort for spe-
cial privilege to class groups and
combinations, all leading to disrespect
for law anl for equality under the
law, which today is the great menace
to popular government.
BestownI of HOnOrs.
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the degrees. Honorary degree Of doc
tor of civil and canon laws was con-
ferred on Mr.. Hamilton. who gradu-
atad from Georgetown in 1872. Hon
orary degrees also were conferred
upon James \. Farrell, president of
the United States Steel Corporation,
who received the degree of doctor of
laws in recognition of being the first
person in this country to promote
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upon Mai. William II. Hobson, L. s. A,
under whom the Georgetown r. .. T.
c. was placed on the distinguished
list He received the degree of doctor
of military science. Special degrees
in philosophy were conferred upon
DR.. Guillermo A. Sherwell of the In
ter-American High Commission and
Aloysius ]. Derivaux of Oil City, Pa.
The names of eight cadets of the
r. .. T. c. unit who will receive COM
missions from the War Department
as second lieutenants in the Reserve
officers Corps were announced by
Maj. Hobson. as follows: Henry b.
Brennan, George NJ. Carney. Joseph
F.. Little. Joseph A. McDonough,
James $. McNally. Robert E. Morgan,
Cornelius J. O'Neill. jr., and John b.
Roddy.
Thirty -eight students whose work
in the various studies during the year
prizes Among the prize winners
were the following:
Thomas DickenSon, Virginia. Nor
ris historical medal; Lawrence Keat-
ing Dcwney of the District, Dixon
elocution medal; Thomas Dickinson
Herman of Virginia. Quicksall Shake
spearean medal.
Thomas Dickinson of Virginia also
captured first honors in the senior
college class. while George d. Horn
ing of the District won second hon
ors in the school of law.
Degrees were given as follows:
Honorary degrees-George Ernest
Hamilton, LII. D.; James Augustine
Farrell: Maj. William Horace Hobson,
L. S. a.
Degrees in course-GuHlermo A.
Sherwell. a, NJ; Aloysius Joseph De-
rivauX, S. NJ.
Master of arts-John George Bowen,
B. s.: John Joseph Buckley, A. b;
Raymond Thomas Cahill. A. B.; Cor
nelius Michael Colbert, Phi. b.: John
Anthony Dale Y, A; B.; William
Clark DeLacy, A B.; Eugene Barclay
English. B. s.; Norman Edward Kane,
A. B.; Francis Patrick Keefe, A. B.;
Eugene Patrick Cahill. Phi. B.; James
Joseph Manogue, A. b.; Richard Dyer
Mudd. A. B.; George Renehan. A. B.
Bachelor of arts-Henry Dobel An
derson. sylvester John Aquino. James
nan. Henry B. Brennan. Michael Jo-
seph Bruder, George Mansfield Car
ney, Ernest Andrew Carpino, John
Victor Carton, James Farrell Connolly,
John Dorian Curtin, Charles Angus
tine Daily. 1r.; Robert Anthony Daily.
Feeney, James o'Donnen Han
lon, Richard Aloysius Horstmann,
Charles Dominic Hulsman, Timothy
Murphy keenan,, Thomas Dickinson
Herman, Joseph Harold Kivlighan.
Ewald Edmund Kundtz, Raymond
Joseph Kunkel, William Orrin Las
sitter, Philip Charles Lauipger. Albert
Daniel Leary, Joseph Francis Little,
Arthur Forbes Lynch, William James
John stanisIaus McCann, Joseph
Anthony McDonough, Joseph Angus
MeHueh, sinf e6oMans James sheridan % McSaliy.
Paul Lloyd McSorley, Thomas Rogero
Mickler, Paul Murney Miller. Hugh
Joseph James O'Connell. Paul Joseph
O'Donovan. John Charles O'Keefe,
Charles Leo O'Malley, Cornelius John
O'Nein, jr.. Sylvan Joseph Pauly,
John Bartholomew Roddy. Simon
Herbert Rourke, Daniel Kane Shan
James Johnson Sweeney, Herbert
Charles verkamp. Jerome Augustine
wagner. Charles Cozans Walsh, John
Frederick Walsh Robert Emmett
Ward. Andrew Francis Zazzali.
Bachelor of philosophy 49, Paul Pau,
owen Philip Connors. Thomas Charles
Kinsier, Robert Lucien LeGendre,
Robert Edward Morgan, Cyril Harold
Neuses, Raymond James Savage,
Metzger Franklin Smeach, James
Clarence Starr, Fr' .ncis Emanuel Sui
livan. c
semi Eisele, John Cox Ferrall.
Rachelor of Laws-Edward Vincent
Abern. Frank Joseph Albus. John
Francis Anderson, Stanley Bernard
Anderson, Charles Andrew Appel, Les
Robert Stinemetz Bains: Thomas
Henry Barry. Homer Wheeler Barton,
William Edward Beck. jr:. John
Reechwoou, Woodson Woods Bercaw,
Charles Herbert Bergazin, Guy Henry
Birdsall, Samuel Bitman, John Shris-
lock, Roland Aubrey Bogley, Ward
Etheridge Boote. Urban Thomas
Bonifas. Howard Fletcher Brecht,
John Vincent Brennan. Ellis McDon-
aid Bristow, George Dewey Brodle.
Arthur Joseph Ws,3Ins Hr1Tseao; ston eepsee Geosee
Brown, Frank Pearman Buck. VIII
liam Francis Buckley, Robert F,enton
Rundy, Thomas Francis Burke, James
Frederick Burns, William Meade
Burns, Theron Joseph Byrne, DANIEL
Campana, Joseph Antoine Cantrel.
Mark Malatesta Carmack, Daniel
Henry Carragher, Elmer James Car
ter. Lewis Cochran Cassidy, Curtis
Drake Cecil, David Chavez; jr; 70
seph Clark Cissel, Joseph Victor
nT;ahaa1 rolharf Leo Thomas Collier,