Evening star., 1922-04-02
supply oncer. Second Lieut.. James A.

supply ofiicer. Second Lieut.. James A.
De Force.
commanders are William II. Amend.
James A. De Force, Thomas F. FitZ-
gerald, John W. Gahan, Walter j.
Ganley, G. J. c. Guilfoyle. A. II. Kirch :
ner. Charles L. b. Lowndes, Robert c.
McCann. L. J. McElIigott, Joseph c.
Mcnamara, Cyril c. Murphy. Charles
J. O'Byne, Sylvester NJ. O'Gorman and
Leo J. Roszykiowiecz. -,
The cadet sergeant-major is. John
F. MCGOWAN; colcr sergeants. Francis
c. Sullivan and Eugene H. Moses; first
sergeants. James II. Grasty. James j.
ply sergeants. John r. Hughes.
Charles j. Kelly and Louis B. Laplace.
Cadet sergeants, John +. Daily. Ed
ward A. Ducey. Wilbur Gass. John j.
German. James ]. Kilroy, James J..
Kirwin, George McDermott. Charles
, NJ. McNally, George F. Murray. Robert
E. Osborne, James A. Russell, Thomas
L. Slattery. Edward A. Smell. Ber-
! nard E. Tighe and Robert j. Werner
Cadet corporals. James Becker, J..
Lawrence K. Desmond. j. J. Drumm.
Lawrence ]. Duffy, Barron Frederick,
Louis N. Giorgios Edward n. Hartnett,
Wilmer B. Hunt. Raymond A. Kelly.
H. e. Kleinecke, p. G. Kunkel, J. f.
Lilly, E. w. Leonard. D. J. McCune,
C. O'Brien, Thomas A. Pallen. Edward
A. Sauter and John S. Smith.
Cadet lance corporals. George l..
Burke. Joseph W. Breen. J. J. Digney.
J. V. Dolan. w. ]. Downey. Paul g.
Felix. d. f. Fitzgerald. Bernard T.
Foley. Joseph NJ. Geus. Jack L. Gill
len. John A. Goodwin. F. NJ. Harding.
j. r. McKenna. w. L. Murphy. T. II.
O'Toole, Louis c. Ruffing, William c.
| Saffarrans, Thomas c. Scalley. Mat
thew Sullivan. Frank Vacarro. Francis
A. Werksner and Fl. Spottswood
White.
! The White debate will be
May Z. the subject being. Resolved,
That the United States exact pay
| ment of the allied debt"
The fifth lecture of the Lenten Sc
ries conducted by the Georgetown
University lecture extension service
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
4:30 o'clock in CASTOR Hall. when
Rev. Owen A. Hill. S. j.. professor OF
ethics. will tell about Joyce kilmer,
the Catholic Poet and Soldier"
The Texas Club at the law school
has been organized. with Edward L.
Marthiljohni of Victoria. Tex. presi
dent. Other officers are Horace B.
Kelley OF Houston. vice president;
, Paul J. Kilday of San Antonio. record
| ing secretary and treasurer; John q.
Bowen of San Antonio. corresponding
secretary: E. l.. Harding of Waxa
hachie, librarian, and Spencer +. Bo-
mar of Houston. sergeant-at arms
At the last meeting of the club. on
Wednesday night. Mr.. kilday read a
paper on The Homestead Law of
Texas"
In order to give the students of the
foreign service school. particularly
those of the shipping group, an op-
portunity to see its new oii-burning
engine in operation, the steamship
! General Rucker of the United States
Shipping Board will leave the docks
at the Washington barracks wharf
this afternoon at o'clock for a two
hour run down the Potomac. The
steamer will return to Washington
about o'clock. II has been said that
| the engine will revolutioniZe science
in shipping. In the future all gov
| ernment boats are TO be equipped
witk this type of engine. Twenty
| Ave students Of the foreign service
school took a trip on the General
Rucker last Sunday for the purpose
of observing the workings of the en-
CINE Dr. Roy S. MacEIwee. dean OF
the school. arranged for the trip.
| Martin H Sullivan of Pensacola.
| Fla GEORGETOWN alumpuS, recently
made a gift TO the college Of leo
books. some of which are rare edi-
! tions Mr.. Sullivan was member Of
: the class of '04 at the college COL
! lecting rare books is his' hobby.
AT the annual banquet to be given
F., BY the Washington Boosters on April
! 10 at Wardman Park Hotel Frank j.
Hogan will preside. MIR. Hogan was
! a graduate of the Georgetown law
school In 1902, and is also a member
of the law faculty.
J. II. Hoge gave a lecture AT the
| foreign service school last week be
fore the class in credits and coilec-
| tions w. s. Bull. Instructor OF
| steamship operations at the foreign
service school. has been appointed
chief of the European division of the
United States Shipping Board. He
will however, continue to give his
weekly lectures at the school. F. G..
Frieser, lecturer on steamship office
MANAGEMENT. has been appointed spe-
! cial assistant in charge of traffic with
| the Shipping Board.
There has been established in
Wa shinston during the last few
months. according to the Hoya. al or
] eaniza ton of college and professional
students of Italian descent num-
Der of Georgetown students belong
The organization had its first open
ing public affair last night at the
| Catholic community house. a which
the Italian ambassador was the guest