Evening star., 1926-10-31
tARvER TO HEAD
GEORGETOWN UNIT
Senior Named to Command
College R. O. T. C.-Other
! Officers Elected.

Cadet William S. Tarver, senior
at Georgetown University, is the lieu
tenant colonel in command of the
r. Q. T. c. battalion at the Hilltop.
The cadet battalion, classed as
distinguished" unit by the War De-
: partment, was organized last Thurs
3 day when the newly appointed cadet
officers were assigned to the four COM
panies comprising the unit. Lieut.
Col. Augustus F. Dannemiller. L. :.
A.. detailed as military instructor at
Georgetown. put the unit through a
sharp drill and review, expressing sat
isfaction over the excellent showing
the cadets made so early in the year
Lieut.. Coz. TarTer. who won his
post of commander by his superior
record during his connection with the
r. o. T. c., will have as Staff officers
Cadet Maj. j. G.. Powers and Capt.
John F. McDonough, the latter being
battalion adjutant. Two brothers,
Sergts. J. K. and X. II. Heiskeu, will
have the honor of carrying the bat
TALON colors during the year, while
the color guard consists of SergtS. G.
NJ Cahill and r. +. Mathews. The
r. Q. r. c. Band. an aggregation of
ehOut so pieces, is under command of
Capt stephen NJ. Mckenzie. with j.
u. Benson as business manager. The
band has assumed an important posi-
ton in extra curriculum activities at
Georgetown and functions at all foot
ball games.
STATS Announced
Cadet officers and non commissioned
officers. by companies. were announced
as follows:
Company A--Captain, ID. A. Shea;
first lieutenant. +. J. O'Malley; second
lieutenant. J. F. Ferrall first sergeant
J. T. Cominsky; platoon sergeants, p.
T. Rrenno and f. j. Corbett; guides,
r. r. Buckner. d. A. Even and J. S.
pro2.
Company B-Captain w. w. Gar
ner; first lieutenant. j. r. Daniel; sec
ond 1ieutenants. NJ. NJ. Gilbert and J.
s. Keenan,; first sergeant, w. c.
O'Neil; platoon sergeants. r. II. Chris
lie and J. r. Gallag CHER; guides. r. D.
Benzing. S. r. Moran, ID. r. McNa-
mara and ]. II. Waggcnbach.
Company C--Captain, NJ. Higgins
first lieutenant, G. Dean; second lieu.
tenant, j. S. Ruby; first sergeant, r.
O. Stauber; platoon sergeants, G. j.
Greeve and ]. S. Thaete: guides, j. p.
Cahill. 7. o. -. Murray, r. r. Hughes
and w. f. Lyon.
Company D-Captain, !. f. Slavin:
FIRST lieutenant. A. NJ. Saul; second
lieutenant, J. f. OBrien; first ser
geant, !. r. McKeon: platoon SER
PeantS. w. J. Ward and J. A. Gleason;
guides, J. V. Taggert, f. A. Shuman,
M [. Griffin and B. G. Dwyer
The Georgetown University Law
Journal. it was announced, will issue
its first number of the season some
time this week. Announcement of it's
new staff was made yesterday by DR..
Hugh J. Fegan. assistant dean of the
law school, who has contributed an
article on Edward Douglas White,
Chief Justice of the United States
and formerly a student at George
town.
Walker Edits journal.
Henry l.. Walker is the editor of
the Journal. with Barron Frederick
associate editor The business staff
comprises tloran J. Boland, manager,
and the following assistants. John w.
Walsh. G. Baker Schroeder. w. Wiley
Sandusky, George }. Williams and
Robert Hayes. Alexander Heron is
office manager.
Juniors n the law school ended
spirited election last week by naming
Clegue {. Schlling as class president.
Mr.. Schilling comes from Marquette
University, where he attended the
school of journalism, and is d mem
her of Alpha Phi fraternity Other
officers are: William F. Delaney, vice
president; John l.. Long. secretary:
Anthony Campana, treasurer, and
Gerard n. Cahill. historian.
DR.. John Foote, lecturer on the
diseases of children at the school of
medicine, addressed the members of
the Rotary Club at their luncheon last
week. In recent years DR.. Foote has
become national authority on dietet-
les and the care of children. his new
book on Diseases of the New Born"
having created much interest in uni
NerSitN and medical circles. StreSSing
the need of education in helping to
keep down the maternity death rate,
DR.. Foote explained to the Rotary
members the work that is being done
in this respect by hospitals in CON
junction with the Government.
Navy day was observed in novel
manner by the school of foreign serv-
ice last Wednesday. All students
were required to attend the program
at the Washington Navy Yard and
submit written reports on the results
of their inspection of it's facilities.
That evening formal exercises were
held in the school auditorium. Rep
resenting the Navy Department as
speaker was Rear Admiral Albert
Gleaves. retired. former commander
of the Asiatic Fleet and commander
Of the transport service during the
World War. Other speakers were
Prof Alfred Hais, merchant marine
expert with the Shipping Board, and
Rev Edmund y. Walsh, :. j., regent
of the school who presided:
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