Evening star., 1922-06-14
$50 GIVEN DEGREES
AT c. j. GRADUATION
Archbishop Takes Part in
Exercises War Dead
Paid Special Honor.

! ENCi ClSCS wal OCoO
Paid Special Honor.
Two hundred and thirty students of
Catholic University today passed over
the bridge separating scholastic life
from the world of achievement to re-
ceive their degrees from the hands OF
Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltl-
! more. in the gymnasium.
A memorial tablet to the undergradu-
| ateS of the university who did not come
back from the world war was unveiled
preceding the commencement exercises.
Located in front of Caldwell Hall.
dri2Zling rain prevented an outdoor
catherine and the exercises at the tab
let site were of brief nature. Judge
| William II. De Lacey. who headed the
procession. stopped only long enough
10 lay Il wreath on the tablet in he
half of the lay alumni of the univer-
| sitN, to speak a few words and turn
| toward the gymnasium.
! Academic Procession Starts.
The procession started from Cald-
well Hall, with the relatives and
friends of the graduates in the van.
followed by members of the student
body, the graduates and officials of
the university, Rear Admiral w. 5.
Benson. L. s. n. retired; Archbishop
Curley and Mai. Gen. Tasker ii.
| Bliss. l. S. A. retired, entering the
hall last.
Maj. Gen. Bliss delivered the ad-
Dress for the unvoiling in the gym
naSium.
The right reverend rector has
asked me to speak It few words On
this occasion of the dedication of
Your memorial tablet erected in honor
of those undergraduates of the uni
Versity who died in the service of
this country during the world war.
he said
You knew these men well. I have
no conscious knowledge that / ever
locked upon their faces Yet | like to
think that perhaps l did. Perhaps 1
saw them and. all unconsciously. eX-
changed friendly salute with them. -
Places Wreath on Tablet.
Judge De Lacy in placing the
wreath said, in part:
They are not dead. but departed.
for patriots never DIE, ReVerently
the lay alumni place these flowers at
this memorial to our honored dead,
for these are our immortals. They
lived for the principles ircuicated by
our alma matcr-loVc of God and love
of country-and for them have made
the supreme sacrifice that makes us
all their debtors: for they died that
our country's flag might ever wave
in the sunlight in the future as in the
past, the beacon Of all mankind"
Archbishop Curley presided over the
graduating exercises. TT. Rev Thomas $
J. Shahan, =. T. d. rector of the uni
versity, delivered the address of intro
duction. The presentation of candi-
dates for degrees WAS by the deans
of the various SchooiS-Ncry Rev. c. +.
Aiken. s. T. D., ofsthe School of Sacred
Sciences: Peter J. Mclaughlin. LII. NJ.
!. d. Of the School OF Law: Frank
C'Hara ph. D.. of the School of
PHILOSOPHY; Patrick j. Lennox. Lift. D.
Of the School OF Letters: Aubrey +.
Landry. Ph. u. of the School of
Sciences. and Very Rev Patrick J. Me
Cormick. Pm. d. Of the Catholic Sis
ters college.
Rear Admiral Benson delivered the
address TO the graduates. and Francis
Joseph Kelly, 90, rendered the vale
dictory.
Degrees We're conferred as follows:
The school of the Sacred Sciences
Bachelor OF canon law: Rev. CeI"s-
tine DAILY, Rev. John Charles Dough-
crty. Rev. James Joseph Flood, Rev.
Louis John Fries, Rev. James John
NcHu"h. Rev. Peter Thomas Hanra :
han. Rev. Sylvester Maurice McCar-
thy. Rev. George Lawrence Murphy
R"r. Emmett joseph o'Neill. Rev. John
Anthony cRcilly. Rev. Leo John Post
and Rev. Emmot Joseph Riley.
Bachelor of sacred theology: Rev
Alphonse Coan. o. +. Nj: Rev Bernard
Cuneo, o. + Nj: Rev. John Charles
nouehcrty. Rev. James Joseph Flood
Rev. Louis John Fries. Rev. Peter
Thomas Hanrahan. Rev. Sylvester
Maurice Mccarthy, Rev. Wenceslas
CYRIL Michalicka. %. S. E.: Rev.
G"org" Lawrence Murphy, Rev. En-
met Joseph o'Neill. Rev. John An
thony pReilly and Rev. Emmet Jo-
seph Riley.
From the Sulpician Seminary: Rev.
! Richard Joseph barron. Rev. Francis
Louis BacChic. Rev. Norbert Armand
Bouley. Rev. Andrew Joseph Brunette
HeE. Ernest Eugene Brodeur. Rev. Ed
ward Lodge Curran. Rev. Joseph Bar
thol"mew De Maria. Rev. Anatole
Felix pcsmarais. Rev. Joseph Alloy
Sius ELS. Rev. Edward Paul Farrell
Rev. Elmer Thomas Fisher. Rev
Charles Francis Griffith. Rev. Paul
Vincent HelSley. Rev. Joseph James
Lcary, Rev. Philip StanisIaus Nc
! kcnna. Rev. Edward Michael O'Con-
nor. Rev. George Earl OFT. Rev. Eer-
nard Waters Prosise. Rev. Joseph
AoESiuS pustka. Rev. Louis Archi-
bald Eohrct. Rev. John Edward Ryan
From the st. Paul Seminary:
Rev. William Patrick Delaney, Rev
Thomas Francis Meagher, Rev Peter
Francis Meyer, Rev. Thomas Francis
Nolan. Rev. Maurice stephen Sheedy
Rev. Ladislaus Stanislaus Sledz, Rev.
Cyril Me;hodus Popelka, and Rev.
,IGIltS JOHN W li.!dllS
From St Francis Seminary. Mil
waukee, Wis: Rev Leo August Lin
,lemann. Rev. Alphonse Louis Mem
mosheimer and Rev. Arnold Joseph
| Wibhert.
Licentiate in canon law: Rev.
Michael Joseph Keyes. Rev. Sylves-
ter Maurice Mccarthy, Rev. George
Lawrence Murphy, Rev. John An
thony O'Reilly.
Licentiate in sacred theology: Rev.
August Mary Bolduc. Rev. Alphonse
Coan. Rev. Bernard Cuneo. Rev. Theo-
dore Mary Hemelt, Rev. Gerald Shaugh-
messy.
Doctor of canon law: Rev. Thomas
Joseph Burke, Rev. George Leo Leech,
| Rev. Hubert Louis Motry.
Doctor in sacred theology: Rev.
August Matthias Bellwald, Rev. Pat
rick Joseph Temple.
School of Law Degrees.
The school of law-Bac chelor of
| laws: Timothy Aloysius Curtin, Will
liam Frederick Dudine, Joseph An
thony Dunn. James Francis Hughes