Evening star., 1922-04-16
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.

announcement was maoe oy AS
sistant Dean H. J. .Fegan Of the
Law that the senior marshals. who
will be In charge of the academic
procession of the senior law class on
class day. at the baccalaureate sermon
and on commencement day. have been
chosen by reason Of their class stand
ing. The exercises will be held dur
ing the week of June IL.
The mArshals selected are J. A.
CantEel. j. c. Blackall. J. l. Cieaver.
NJ. NJ, Carmack, w. H. Fallon. J. w.
Fihelly. 7. H. Gardiner. r. M. Hamil-
ton; D; D. Horning. 9: N; Hanley,
Gilchrist. w. c. O'Brien, J. A. Thames.
G. w. Young, E. H. Seal. F. J. Albus.
J. E. Ryder and b. J. Voorhies.
Easter holidays for the Law,
Medical, De ital and Foreign Service
school students end tomorrow night.
On the other, hand, the college stu
dents will not resume classes until Mon
day. April "a. ~ 49,
Official notice from the War De-
partment to the commandant Of the
Il. o. T. c. unit on the hilltop an
nounces that the regular general staff
inspection of all r. o. T. c. units of
the Sd Corps area will take place
during April and that the inspecting
officers will visit Georgetown on the
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This inspection will be most rigid,
and upon 1t will depend whether or
not Georgetown will retain its rank
ing by the War Department as a
distinguished college-an honor it
earned last year-by hard work. Not
only will the unit be inspected for
proficiency in close order and open
order drill. but the military classes
also will be visited. It is expected
that the working out of an attack
problem will be demanded, in which
he entire unit will be involved.
Interest in debating circles at the
college centers on the annual Gaston-
White debate, which will take place
en- the evening Of Sunday, May Z. in
CASTOR Hall. Keen rivalry exists be-
tween the two societies.
This years debate will be on the
question Of whether the United States
should exact payment Of the allied
debt.
The CASTOR Society. which has
chosen the affirmative side of the
question, will be represented by
John T. Rice. "a, of New York; John
A. Manfuso, "a. of Maryland, and
Donovan McCune. "a. of Ohio.
Results Of the trials in the White
Society show that J. Gibbons Burke.
"a. Louisiana: John F. Daley, "a, of
New York: Esmond Murphy. '25. of
Illinois. and Mathew Lyons, '25, of
New York will represent that society
on the negative side Of the question
The president of the Philodemic
Society. one Of the principal debating
chairman Of the debate. Gasten So
ciety won last years debate. In the
past ten years during which these
intersociety debates have been held
CASTOR has been victorious more
often than its rival.
According to a statement issued by
Dean Roy S. MacElwee Of the George
town University School of Foreign
Service. five of the ten best records
students under the United States Vet
Grams Bureau.
During the year number of these
men have obtained desirable positions.
among them being Paul Steintorf.
who is now in Bombey, India, as as
sistant trade commissioner; Fred
Eichleberger. who is assistant to the
commercial attache at Berlin: Harry
Sorenson, who is to leave shortly as
assistant trade commissioner to the
Scandinavian countries; Julian Dorr,
who is vice consul at Prague, and
Harold Decourcy, assistant chief. di-
vision of foreign laws of the bureau
The Persian minister recently ad-
dressed the foreign service school
members of the Delta Phi Epsilon
banquet on Persia's aspirations to-
ward Independent control Of its in
tern-esonal affairs. Another recent
speaker at the school was Mr.. kar-
povich of the Russian embassy, who
discussed Russia's policy in the far
east. Lieut.. Col Graham of the mil
itary intelligence division. War De-
partment, also was a recent guest at
the school, giving the students a
comprehensive Idea of how the Army
Frank r. Eldredge has just returned
from the orient, 1t was announced,
and has resumed his course at the
school on the far east.
Dean MacElwee of the Foreign Serv-
ice School will be a delegate to the
National Foreign Trade Council at
Philadelphia. May 1912. He will be
in charge of the educational section
and will address the convention on
the teaching of economics. At the
same time he will be a delegate to
the American Academy of Political
Science meeting in Philadelphia. DIR.
Rowe. director Of the Pan-American
Union, who is on the Georgetown
faculty. is president of the academy
DR.. MacElwee also Is to address the
Toledo (Ohio) Port Commission. April
%, >pn the st. Lawrence canal project
Thomas H. Healy. secretary of the
Foreign Service School. will preside
at the final prize debate of the law
school on April 10.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.