Evening star., 1923-11-04
c. j. LAW STUDENTS
DIVIDED DBY STATES
Plan Designed to Stimulate
Study of Constitutions and
Legal Usages.

As means of bringing together
the students of Georgetown ohi-
varsity law school, Hugh j. Fegan'
assistant dean, has mapped out pro-
gram calling for the organizatlon oi
a club, for each state represented Al
the student body.
With each of the forty-eight states
of the Union represented among tne
student body, Mr.. Fegan expects 10
reach his goal before the end OF the
scholastic year. Some or the iar
western and southern states are only
represented by two or more students
with q result that the students OF
several states have been compelled
to band together to make a showing
The New York State Club, the
Massachusetts,, Rhode lsland: rem.
sylvania, District of Columbia, NeW
Jersey. Ohio and rev OF tne sou.u LII,
ern and middle western states VIII
have strong organizations TINS year
Besides serving social purpose tne
organization of state CLUBS makes -
possible for the members to study tne
various state bar requiremem.s ed I
state laws. Debates are arranged
constitutions of states are STUDIED ano
similar topics afford the members an
opportunity to gain useful 1nforma-
tion.
Law Glasses Elect.
Several of the law classes alreaoy
have elected officers for the year ano
the debating societies are beginning
also to organize. In another month
the scholastic activities Will pe ~
full swing. The senior law class mas
elected the following: ID. Z. Regan o,
Caribou. Mo, president: n; b; Leaaes es
Alabama, vice president; l.. b. Keed
washington, D. c., secretary; Z. t
Mckee. New Haven, Conn, treasurer
and c. c.. Halsfchild, washington
sergeant at arms.
The seniors of the morning Grass,
the first morning class to graduate
from the law school: recently eIecaeo s;
E. Hart of Jersey City, N. j., presl-
dent. Other officers are w. L.
O'Rourke. Philadelphia. vice presi-
dent; w. r. HanfchultZ, canton. ONO
secretary; H. N. McCaffery, Claren-
don, Va, treasurer; D. 1. Mccarthy,
Brooklyn, n. Y, sergeant at arms ana
A. NJ Lord. historian. :.
Ted King of Washington was
elected president of the freshman law
class, other officers being !; Seasa-
tone. vice presi1ent; l.. e. Mahoney
secretary: Mr.. Griffith, treasurer: Mr.
Dalton, historian and Mr.. McCallum
sergeant at arms.
GIee Club Concert.
The Georgetown Glee Club gave lite
first concert of the season Friday
evening at Leonardtown, Md. Re
hearsals are being held each week
and included among the seasons con-
certs will be several at Walter Reed
Hospital.
Announcement was made that the
Georgetown University rife team
will begin practice this week on the
rifle range preparatory to entering
the intercollegiate matches. The
schedule for this year has not been
announced. Challenges have been re-
ceived thus far from Nebraska,
Massachusetts, Tech, Gettysburg
University of Maine and the Michigan
Aggies. The coed team of Nebraska
also has challenged the hilltoppers
Capt. William F. Bergin announced
the entry of the team in the national
L. o. T. C. rifle competition proposed
by William Randolph Hearst. A sill
yer cup is presented to the winning
team and gold medal to each mem
ber of that team. The team winning
the cup three successive years be-
comes it's permanent possesor.
On November s the cadet battalion
will be reviewed by President John
B. Creeden, S. j., of Georgetown Uni
verSity.
Important among the activities
scheduled for this week is the senior
collegiate smoker which will be held
Wednesday evening at Harvey's
restaurant.