The Washington times., 1924-09-17
c, u. HAS MANY
CHANGES IN
FACULTY
Twelve Hundred Students Are
Already Enrolled for Glasses
in Law School

With a capacity enrolment and
continued growth insured by the
generous response to its first appeals
Tor permanent endowment, George
town University is looking forward
hopefully to the most successful
year in its history.
Fully 1900 students are already
enrolled in the day and evening
classestof the law school, the first
department of the university to open
ITS doors tomorrow evening at $40
o'clock, The opening of the law
school will be followed by that of
the college on Tuesday, the medical
and dental schools on September 26:
the foreign service school on Sep
TENDER 20.
II is apparent that the Reverend
John B. Creeden, S. j., will continue
as president of the university for
the time being, at any rate. since
MS expected transfer has not yet
been made effective. His successor,
however, may be designated any
week.
Many Faculty Changes.
Students returning to Georgetown
this year will find many new faces
among the members of the faculty.
AT no time in the history of the
university have SO many important
changes in the faculties been made
rs those ordered this summer by the
reverend Laurence j. Kelley, PRO-
vinciai of the New York Maryland
province of the Jesuit Order, under
whose jurisdiction comes the local
university.
reverend Louis j. Gallagher. 8.
j., will succeed Reverend William
1. Tallon as dean of the college
out 1t was announced that he will
not De able to come here until late
IN october. In the meanwhile his
duties will be performed bv the
reverend Edmund A. Walsh s. T.
regent of the foreign service school
whose return to Georgetown after
nearly three years relief work in
Russia is welcomed by all the
students. The absence of Reverend
w. Coleman Nevils, S. J.. former
vice president of the university and
regent of the foreign service school
also will be felt keenly.
AT the college half a dozen other
cnahges In the faculty have taken
place during the summer.
Reverend William R. Cullen is
tne new assistant professor of ply
slclans. He was formerly a mem.
Der or the Georgetown faculty as
were reverend George Z. Hanlon.
the new professor of French, and
reverend Peter V. Masterson. who
VIII NIL the chair of history. Rev
erend Henry McGarvey comes from
Canlsius College to be professor of
rhetoric. while the chair of journal
ism VIII be taken over by the
reverend. John C. Reville, S. J..
FORMER editor of America" He
succeeds the Reverend Daniel Ouig.
ley, 5. j., who inaugurated the
course in journalism at Georgetown.
Another new member of the college
FACULTY is the Reverend Charles
oe Heredia, professor of Spanish
VINO is a noted lecturer on Shirt.
ualism.
New History Professor.
Aside from the appointment of
Father Walsh, the only change in
the foreign service school faculty.
Is the addition of Doctor William
+. Cresson, of Glendale. Mass who
succeeds the late Baron Serge Korff
as professor of diplomatic history
OF Europe. Doctor Cresson ratiraJ
from the diplomatic service in 1o17
after holding the post of secretsru
at the American Embassies ~
olIuOn; Lisbon, Lima, Petrograd
Iu quito During the recent dis.
armament conference in Washino
III ne served as one of the diplo
matte secretaries.
Doctor Eugene Rudolph Whit
~ lote Oh TINS city, has been added
Ine medical faculty as professor
OF Dacterlology and pathology. "A
graduate of medical schools IL
London, Vienna and Berlin he ie
one or the foremost specialists and
formerly served on the faculties NJ
george Washington University anG
Sonns Hopkins University in BaIti
more. A'''i
=. The law school will welcome r.
its faculty tomorrow Associate
justice JOSHUA A. Van Orsdel of the
District Court of Appeals, who sue
ceeds the late Chief Justice Con
stantlne j. Smith of that court as
professor of corporations.
Opening exercises will be held al
the law school at $40 o'clock a,
which President Creedon and Dean
George e. Hamilton will speak
Georgetown ranks as Glass n
law school this year and has already
taken steps to insure it's BECOMING
Q class A" institution next year
For the first time in its history, a
full four-year course is available
to students in the evening classes
Immediately after the opening OF
the college steps Wilp be taken tC
organize the r. o. r. c. unit, now
comprising battalion. Captain
William +, Bergin, U. S. A.. is
again detailed at the HILTON as
commandant. He is looking for
ward to an increased enrolment in
the corps which has gained steadily
during the last four years. A sim