Evening star., 1925-06-14
MANY G. j. CADETS
IN TRAINING CAMPS
Camp Meade and PIattsburg
Have Largest Number of
Local Unit.
About 40 cadets Of the GEORGETOWN

About 40 cadets of the Georgetown
University. r. o. T. c. unit, are at
tending the reserve officers training
camps in various sections Of the coun-
try where they will remain until July
%. Following commencement at the
Hilltop they left in time for the open
ing Of the camps last Friday.
Camp Meade, as usual, drew the
largest number Of the Georgetown
contingent. Others are at Plattsburg
Barracks. n. Y, and 10 members of
the medical unit are taking their
training at Carlisle Barracks. Pa.
In the absence of Capt. William E.
Bergin, U. S. A., who completed his
four-year detail at Georgetown, Capt.
w. B. Lowry, L. S. A, assistant to
the commandant, accompanied the l9
men who went to Camp Meade. Sergt.
Michael J. O'Donahue and Sergt J.
lnauen, both instructors, also went
along.
The cadets at Camp Meade are E. H.
Bingham. F. w. Bowen, A. B. Bren-
nan. l.. b. Breslin, G.. l.. Birmingham,
X. H. Brown, W. j. Carey, w. l..
Cooney, G. NJ. Doyle, H. G. Fitz.
patrick. D. NJ. Heer. F.. NJ. Hickey.
J. j. krick, j. j. Madden. j. V. Nc.
Kone, v. j. O'Leary, P. L. Reinsel,
j. e. Wise and w. C. ONeill.
Those attending Plattsburg are
Joseph G. Brislin. ]. J. Conklin,
Charles c. Ferrall. B. NJ. Caffrey,
j. w. Madden and A. F. Cakes.
Maj. John F. Corby ACCOMPANIED
the Georgetown boys to the medical
camp at Carlisle instead Of Mai. John
j.. Maddigan. in command of the unit,
who goes TO Fort Eustin, Va The
medical men at Carlisle are ]. A,
Anjelo, j. n. Cassidy, James English,
Consa Favaro. Paul c. Lammon. John
Liberatore. N. Milano, ]. Virnstein
j. Z. Kennedy, B. J. Borkowski and
H. E. Speight
This years detachment is one Of the
largest that the unit has sent to the
summer training camps. The George
town men hope to land some of the
nonors at the camps as they have done
in the past.
Rev. Charles W. Lyons, S. j., presi
dent OF Georgetown University is in
Boston where he will participate in
the 15Oth anniversary celebration OF
the battle of Bunker Hill as a repre-.
sentative OF the Government. The
exercises commence Wednesday.
Father Lyons was appointed as one
! or the members on the quincenten.
idge and with other members of the
commission arranged for the national
celebration.
General regret was expressed by
members of the faculty over the
death of Rev. William J. Ennis. S ].
! formerly an instructor at GEORGETOWN
which occurred last Wednesday ir
New York City.
Father Ennis was we'll known ir
Washington and especially to George
| town students Of the period from 1884,
4 to 1895. He was attached to St
Isnatius Church at the time of his
death
| Greetings to the graduates of 1925
were received at commencement las,
week from Senator George c. Des
saulles of Canada, who, at the age OF
96 years is the oldest living George
town graduate. Despite his wears
Senator Dessaulles still continues his
duties as an active member of the
Canadian Senate. He is a graduate
Of 1s48
| "Our alma mater has attained
great honor and distinction since tn,
class of l848 received it's diplomas,
wrote Senator Dessaulles, land l re
gret that none of my fellow-graduate,
should remain with me to offer t.
those who have brought it to it.
present excellence, a well deserved
word Of praise"