Evening star., 1926-05-02
GEORGETOWN LAW
MEDAL PROVIDED
Delta Phi Epsilon Announces
Honor for Highest Aver
age in Course.

,l,Ia ,,od.I tn the student attaining
tho highest yearly average in the
course in International law cono''cte',
hv Dr. James Brown scott ana
Thomas n. Healy. assistant dean "'
jhe school. e .,,o
The medal, hearing on its face me IN,
shield of Georgetown InlNefSllN' W. W.,
have inscribed on the reverse Tue
name of the winner, date of the aWa'u'
and its title. The Father Edmund a.
Walsh Medal in international Law
named i'm honor of the regent
Delta Phi Epsilon, the first forelSh
service fraternity to be founded III
tho I-nited States, was established AT
C;eorpeto,yn in 1920. In 1t was re-
fected the growth of the school lof
the following year ii was oeter-
mined to natlonaliZe the organization
and Beta Chapter was ofhclalE III
vt,Iled at the School of Commerce.
New York University. Other chapters
since have been established.
The officers of the Geofse'o"h
chapter. newly elected Tor the 20
,,e. charles +. Kunkel. president;
Edgar Dick. vice president; JoStrn
Rarkmeier. secretary; Orion }. Llper''
treasurer. and Arthur T. Foley. histo-
rian. librarian. DR. Rufus b. Won
kIeinsmid, national president OF the
fraternity. is also president OF tne'
1-niyersitv of Southern Callfofnla'
hIanv of the members OF the Deta
phj Epsilon Fraternity are to pe en-
ollntered abroad. among them pelilS
Dr William s. CulbertSon, ChIleu
states Minister to Rumania ana
former faculty member at George
town.
New Friday Lectures.
Weekly Friday evening lectures at
the National Museum VIII be con
Quoted by Father Walsh. VINO re
s,,med his series on Russia last frl'
dav upon his return after nearly TWO
months abroad. A large audience
welcomed him. ,,i
Debaters at the Georgetown I'M
varsity Prenaratory School at Garrett
Park Md. will contest with a team
from st. Joseph's Preparatory Schooi
uf Philadelphia next Friday evening
AT 8 O'Clock. The Prep team com
nrises members of the Philaiethlc
Society. n,,s
number of Government otf1clais
.rd foreign enyoyS will accompany
the Foreign Service School Delegation
"a Philadelphia next Saturday on lnVl-
tation of Mayor W. Freeland heh-
drick: Samuel NJ. Naucialn president
of the Baldwin Locomotive W ofkS' i
II. Null. president and manager oi
The Cramp Shipyards. and otherS !ili-
nortant in the industrial life OF Phlla-
dsInbia According to tentative plans,
the party Will leave Union Statloh III
enerial train at 3 o'clock in the morn
ing. nos
Dean William F. Notz and Prof;
Alfred II. Haag will have charge OF
the GEORGETOWN students. Among the
.-1,eStS who will accompany them are
the ESyption Minister. Mahnouo
Sanv Pasha; the Minister of Panama
Dr Iohn Ricardo j. Alfaro; the MIN
lister of Finland. AVel Leonard ASlfoil
DIR Andrei Popovici secretary OF tne
Rnmanian legation; DR.. T. Mlknall
MouSsa. secretary Of the fSE9
legation: Admiral NIIlam = beH'
son of the United states ShlppillS
Board: Consul General Addlson Il:
Southard. Frank r. Eldridge, chief OF
the Far Eastern Division. 'epaItlilene e.,I
~ commerce; f. q. F'rieser. tra1nc
manager of the shipping Board; Or;
Edmund A. Walsh. :. j., regent Oh
-h4 Foreign Service School; MAJ dor,
dom r. Young. War Department. anu
Stonor Romolo AngelOne. conlnefcldl
a+racha of the Italian Embassy.
DR. Joseph NJ Spellacy, head OF me
Georgetown alumni of Philadelphid
will Join them in that city
FlocutiOn Contest Sunday.
Interest centers in the contest at
the college next Sunday for the Dixon
piocution medal which is the chlel
animal Oratorv effort on the Hilltop
From the number that tried out re-
Gently the following remain TO enter
The contest: John d. Reilly. Jr., ~
Alovsius =. Kane, '2S: Louis +.
E'rick. '29: Francis j. McGarraghy'
'?9; John E. Loughlin, jr., -: Thomas
G. Hagerty. 20; Henry j. BONNER
'26; William b. Platt, 29; Joseph =.
Mullen. '2S. and James p. Quinn. IL,
80. The contest was won last year
hv William kalt, %. of New York.
Thomas d. Herman. who was gradu-
ated from the college in 1921 and then
took an A. NJ. degree. has been ap'
pointed circulation manager OF the
Conde Mast publications. Mr.. Mast is
an alumnuS of Georgetown. During
his course at the college Mr.. Herman
was one of the honor students, WIN
ming the Horace and Shakespeare
medals. He also edited the George
town College Journal in his fourth
wear and served for while as regis
trar of the college.
Through the offices of Rev. Francis
A Tondorf. S. j.. a course in first aid
has been inauGurated for students IN
biology by Dr. Robert Emmet Moran.
The lectures and demonstrations are
given every Sunday in CASTOR Hall.
Dr.. Moran is a graduate in surgery
of the MAYO Clinic Rochester, Mimi.
professor of surgery at the George
town medical school, and associate IN
surgery at Emergency Hospital.
The Carroll Law Club will hold its
annual banquet Wednesday evening
when new members will be initiated.
Pi Chapter of Tau Epsilon Phi Fra.
ternity. law school, recently installed
the following officers: Chauncy
Brown chancellor: Jerome j. krlck,
vice chancellor: Charles c. Zimring.
scribe: Abraham Belman, busar; Ed
ward Strauss. assistant scribe; Robert
n. Sapinsky, warden; Aaron Ezersky,
chaplain, and Nathan j. Bernstein,
historian.
Jesse c. Adkind, former assistant
United States attorney. spoke before
the Butler Law Club April 19 on
Work of the Grievance Committee OF
the District Of Columbia Bar Associa-
ton" Leo J. Rafferty,, chancellor OF
the club. presided.
This is sodality Sunday for the stu
dents of the dental and medical
schools, who will attend mass during
rhe morning in Dahlgren Chapel. AS
This is likely TO be the last meeting of
The sodality before commencement,
an appeal has been made for a large
attendance.
The annual dinner of Delta Theta
Fhi Fraternity of the law school was
held last Monday evening at Ward
man Park Hotel. with so members in
attendance. Judge Edmund Burke of
Los Angeles was the honor guest.
More than 20 alumni from several
States were present, and Louis HI.
Daily. dean of the local senate, pre-
sided The only speech was made by