Evening star., 1924-06-01
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c. JUNE 1s24-PART
Georgetown Viii Graduate Largest
Number in History of University
President Coolidge to attend Exercises Beginning
June 9-Covernor of Rhode Island to Ad-
dress CIass-Cifts to Library.

fore many of the largest universities
in this country. Another student,
Juan Ventenilla, is from Manila
Many Of the Foreign Service stu
dents Will leave Washington imme-
diately after their graduation to ac-
cept responsible positions with Amer
lean manufacturers and exporters.
Two of the graduates have just sue
ceeded in finding good positions, Carl
Ernest Cordes of Charleston, S. c.,
goes with the General Motors Ex-
port Corporation. and Elmer w.
Luecker Of Wisconsin, has been given
a position with the American Manu-
facturers' Foreign Trade Under
writer's.
Will Attend Convention.
Shortly after graduation a delega-
ton of fifteen Foreign Service School
students will attend the annual for
eign trade convention In Boston June
and under auspices Of the Ma
tional Foreign Trade Council, OF
which James A. Farrell Is president
Rev. w. Coleman Nevils. S. j., regent
6f the school: Sr. Notz, tho dean;
Thomas Fl. Healy, the assistant dean
and Consul Addison L. Southard, of
the State Department. are faculty
members who will accompany the
Georgetown delegation.
The members of the Rhode Island
arrangements to extend courtesies to
Gov. William $. Flynn of Rhode Is
land, when he visits the university
Fduring commencement week. Gov
ernor Flynn is the second chief ex-
ecutive Of Rhode Island to graduate
from the Georgetown Law School
and the Rhode Island Society OF
w ashington, is cooperating with the
Georgetown students in planning a
banquet for the distinguished Wis
ltOr. Governor E1Vnn will make the
| commencement address to the grad
yates of the university. President
Coolidge also has consented to make
a brief congratulatory address.
Painting To he Given
Two presentations to the law
school library will be made at the
class day exercises Saturday. On
George y. Dale of Vermont, prize
| debater of the school, will present
an oil portrait of the late Chief Jus
tice Constantine J. Smyth of the Dis
fessor of corporations at the law
chairman of the committee that ar
ranged for the painting which was
done by Hans Schlereth. a prominent
| artist.
The day senior class will present
to the library a handsome chimes
clock. Both classes Will have their
exercises IoSelneF anu Afterwards g
| reception will be held in honor OF
| the graduates. their parents and
friends by President Creeden and
George f. Hamilton. dean of the law
| school with other faculty members
assisting.
Work On DOomsday Book
The 1924 Doomsday Book will
make it's appearance the day after
graduation. Thomas =. Cleary Is
| editor; Alfred A. Clark. associate
editor and j. Cleo Thompson, business
| manager.
John 4. Haltigan Of the class OF
1921 at the law school has just been
elected mayor of Carroll. Iowa, where
| he has been making his residence
since graduation. Mr.. Haltigan is a
| former Washingtonian, a member OF
! the bar of the District of Columbia
and of Iowa. While at Georgetown
| he was a member of the local chap
ter of Gamma Eta Gamma fraternity