The Washington times., 1926-09-09
CATHOLIC u. To
| OPEN SEPT. q

The Catholic University at Brook
land VIII open its fall term Tues.
day, September 81, at 3 o'clock.
The day win be taken up with the
registration of students. and classes
win not begin until wednesday
morning. September %. at 8 o'clock.
lAIl freshmen and students transfer
red from other institutions have
been requested to present them
selves for registration Thursday
morning, September 10.
The enrolment this year viii be
komewhat larger than last year,
with q total OF 500 students, 500
ecclesiastics and 500 laymen.
The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Shahan,
rector, and the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
George Al. Dougherty. vice rector,
left the university Thursday FIR
south Bend, Ind, where they viii
attend the conference of the Inter.
national federation OF Catholic
alumni, TO be held at Notre Dame.
A number Of changes are to be
made In the faculty this year. Those
already announced are the appoint.
ments Of the Rev. DR.. Fulton y.
Sheen, who obtained his theological
degrees at the University of LOU
vain, Belgium. to be instructor IN
the school Of sacred sciences; the
Rev. Joseph J.. Barron, s. z. IL,
OF st. Paul, MIMI, instructor IN
philosophy, and Robert Z. Rock,
of Bridgeport, Conn. instructor in
spNychology. At the same time the
designations OF Cyril ]. Dawson and
william J. O'Keefe have been made
known Mr.. Dawson has been In
Isfructor In physics efnce 1922 while
M. O,Keefe was instructor In law
during the last year.
The awards OF scholarships Tor
the knights OF Columbus $500, 900
endowment fund as determined by
lcompetitive examinations held at
the university In April each year
are as follows: a. J. App, Memo
rnenes Falls; !. r. Bober. Terryville,
conn. Il. e. Cain, Washington.
II A Clifford, Farmer City. H.;
lC. G. Conroy, Clarksville, Tenn:
iC. e. Curry, Topeka, Kans.: y. w.
Dolan, Warren, Ohio: r. ]. Drobka,
ElfanitoWak, wis: J.. N. Eastman,
lseekonk. Mass; C. j. Fecher, Ok
ford. Ohio; J. r. HILL Seattle,
'Vasf.:: y. +. Hunt, Richmond, Va:
e. n. Jones, Charleston. s. c.: ,.
"a. Kane, WestfieId. Mass; L. e
Kuntx Tifelin. Ohio: ]. w. Leahy,
new York city; 7. II. Locraft,
Washington.
J. A. McGrath, Omaha, Neb.; u.
a. Matthews. Trinidad, Cal; p. 9.
a1ulIane. West Brighton. y. z; r.
&. Nicholson, Bronx, n. r: a. L.
Rayhawk, Pueblo, Col; a. y. r.
Smlth. Salisbury, Nd; r. =. Smith.
Brooklyn, n. r; +. i. Talbot, To-
led0, Ohio. and II. g. Vignos, Cam
ton. Ohio.
Theses scholarships are granted for
period Of three years and provide
room. board and tuition for the stu
dent while at the university.
The Penfield scholarships, founded
On 1922 under the win Of Frederick
Couftland Penfield, OF Philadelp l1ia,
who bequeafkled the SUM OF $50. GEO
Tor that purpose, were awarded 70
Brendan Brown. OF Omaha, Neh.;
the Rev. Speer Stral1an and Victor
Barfl, Topper Lake, N. II.
The fall meeting Of the board Of
trustees Of the university win be
held Tuesday morning, September
Il. On September is and Is, the
university win be host to 80 mem-.
bers Of the American Catholic herr
archy. Among them viii be num-
bered four cardinals and several
archbishops. The hierarchy win as !.
eefnble at the university to conduct
3t9 regular annual meeting.