Evening star., 1924-06-10

for all-not even for all who do their
parts well. But there will be for
tnese !h the only true rewards, the sat-
isfaction which follows sincere eff
fort; the consciousness of bearing a
part In great movement for the
oetterment of society and the ad-
vance of humanity"
Nineteen cadets Of the Georgetown
University r. o. +. O unit received
Ineir commissions in the Reserve Of
ncers Corps from the President at the
exercises.
Capt. William E. Bergin. comman-
cant OF the R. o. T. c., announced that
.neSe cadets had completed the pre-
SGT, sGr,Deo course of the War Department
ana mad earned commissions as first
ana second 1ieutenants. The commits
Slons were presented by the Presi-
oent, who also distributed the di-
pIomas TO approproximately 525 grad
udtes' the largest number in the his
tory of Georgetown.
Commissioned Lieutenants.
commissions as first lieutenants
were presented to James Henry
Fagan, Joseph John McHaIe, Michael
Joseph Murphy, Laurence Coleman
Miisteao. Edward Frances Leonard
ana Robert Stack York. Second lieu
tenants: James G. Burke, William ].
DCo"ney, James j. Drumm, Louis N.
Giorgio, James H. Grasty. Joseph !
higgins, Wilmer B. Hunt, James J
AirWln, Jr.; John F. McGowan, James
r. =; russell. jr.: William c. Saffarrans,
Ihomas c. Scalley and Francis c. Sui
livan
Inose declared eligible, who will
receive commissions when they are
I"enty-one years of age, are Leslie
J. Duny, Barron Fredericks. jr:. Her
man Il: kleinecke, jr.: Louis B. La
place, James r. Shaw and Thomas F.
Siattery.
President Is Thanked.
Rev. John B. Creeden. S. j.. presi-
dent OF the university. thanked Pres
ldent Coolidge in the name of George
town graduates and alumni for keep
ing alive the precedence established
ny George Washington and other
Chief Executives by visiting the in
stitution. Following the Presidents $
ADDRESS, Rev. William r. Talon. s. j..
chancellor of the university. confer
red upon Gov. William : F'Iynn of
Rhode Island the honorary degree of
doctor OF laws. as 'one who has
brought honor to his alma mater"
GOV Flynn is graduate of the law
school.
Gov. Flynn Speaks.
Gov. Flynn made a brief address to
the graduates exhorting them many
OF the ills that beset human kind
come not from ignorance, but from
the faIlure to use remedies already
known. You should be men of intel
llgence, Gov. Flynn said You
should be men of high principle. The
dement's of religious training have
been extended TO you. You should be
men of faith"
Honors were awarded when Gov.
Flynn completed his address. the
presentation being made by President
Coolidge.
DR.. George NJ. Kober. dean of the
medical school. awarded the Daniel w
Baker medal to Richard F. Mudd. The
Kew. W. Coleman Nevils, regent of the
school of foreign service. awarded the
following honors: w. Coleman Nevis
medal to David Key: DR.. James Brown
Scott prize, to Lieut.. Col. George Byers :;
Or. James Brown Scott prize to William
Manager: Father Walsh prize of s75
founded by the Delta Phi Epsilon frater-
nifty, TO James r. O'Neill DR. James
Brown Scott prize, to Anthony B. Ken
KEEL: Delta Sigma Pi gold scholarship
key to Homer Fox, who attained the
highest scholarship during the entire
course; Baron Serge A. Korff maial for
the highest record in the course on
Political and Diplomatic History of
Europe to Walter H. Jaeger. who also
won the Gloetzner prize for the best
paper submitted in Political Science"
Dean Awards Prizes.
George L. Hamilton, dean of the
law school, awarded the prizes in that
department as follows: TO Thomas
Aquinas Reynolds, faculty prize of
$l5; James John Hayden, faculty
prize of $40; Philip Sylvan Peyser,
faculty prize of SIS; Andrew Nc