Evening star., 1928-03-18
R2. BARTON GIVEN
GEORGETOWN POST
Physician Appointed Head OF
Medical Staff-0r. Vaughn
Is Honored.

Two important changes in the medi-
cal faculty Of Georgetown University
were announced yesterday by the Rev
Walter G. Summers, S. J.. regent oi
the dental and medical departments
The first change is the election OF
DR.. George Tully Vaughn as vice presi-
dent of the executive faculty. the
other being the appointment of DR.. VIII
fred NJ. Barton as professor osamcdicine
and chief Of the medical staff. DR.,
Barton succeeds in the position vacated
BY the recent death Of DR. Samuel S,
Adams who had served half a century
on the medical faculty at Georgetown,
Both physicians are among the old
eSt members Of the faculty IN point Of
service. Dr.. Vaughn has been chief
Of the surgical stan Of the Georgetown
Hospital since its founding in 1928. be-
sides being on the staff of teachers.
DR. Barton has been connected with the
medical school for 81 years.
Chii6ren's Dental Clinic.
With the opening of the new hos
pital wing last Thursday announcement
was made that a children's dental clinic
will be put III operation i'll about two
weeks. Dental examination and atten-
ton will be made possible for any child
under the careful supervision of men,
bers Of the dental school faculty. The
new clinic is in line with the policy of
the hospital 70 extend its public health
snd welfare service which has meant
50 much TO the community which it
serves.
Rev Edmund A. Walsh. S. j., vice
president Of the university and regent
@. foreign service, is a guest in Boston,
where he made the Grafton yesterday
al the public exercises in honor Of
British Evacuation Gay. native Of
Boston. Father Walsh acquired his
early education in that city. where he
has many friends. He has frequently
lectured in the Hub city.
Georgetown UniverSity's Glee Club
featuring eongS in honor of the feast
of st. Patrick, will be heard IN its an
nual Mi-Careme concert. the last of
the season, tonight at S:l5 O'Clock in
CASTOR Hall Encouraged by its previ-
Gus success in eliminating "iazZ" from
It's program the Glee Club manage
ment will continue its classical en-
deavors by presenting another program
devoid OF jazz. Instead of bringing
about reduction in attendance. the
new policy thus embarked upon appears
10 have Won new admirers Of the club.
Orchestra on Program.
The Georgetown Collegians, the stu
dent orchestra. viii share honors in to-
nights concert as viii Francis K. Shu-
man, pianist, and Raymond Woods and
Arthur Cannon, banlotst and cornet-
Isl, respectively, who arc down for solo
numbers. In keeping with the season
OF the feast Of st. Patrick, the G!ee
Cub viii render several popular Irish
melodies. including "Killarney' and
he Minstrel Boys" Then follows a
religious number. Pie Jesu" from
Faure's Requiem
i well balanced program has been
chosen by Prof Edward P. Donovan, di-
rector Of the club. and Prof. Richard NJ.
Mcheon. S. j., its moderator. The
numbers viii vary from the weird mel
ooy OF negro spirituals 10 the famous
A-.screre." by Verdi Since this is the
last scheduled appearance during the
season, the student body is preparing TO
give the club cordial reception.
With the appointment OF RAYMOND II.
HelsEeu as commander Of the R. o. T.
c. battalion with the rank OF lieutenant
colcleL the military department yester-
CAV announced the compete roster of
permanent cadet officers FOR the wear.
The new commander captained Com
pany c. which won the last weekly COM
petltiTe drill and was selected as the
outstanding cadet Of the entire corps.
which comprises five infantry COM
panias. He is a District Of Columbia
stucent. the second local battalion COM
nlanoer 70 be selected in successive
years. william S. Tarver. who is nov a
student at tn: Law School, commanded
the battalion last year. The other mem
be!S Of the battalion gtal1 are James p
Cunmlskey, executive officer with the
rank Of major, and Paul I. Berno adju-
i, taIlt, with rank as captain.
Roster Of Officers.
The complete company roster Of Of
SceEs is as follows: Company A. Capt VII
.laFn {. OEeiil, commanding: FIRST
Lieut. J. Y. Taggart, First Lieut.. = p
Tfaets, Second Lieut.. J p. Cahili. Sec
oi1a Lieut.. p. X. Shuman. Second Lieut..
s. Cooneg. Company = Capt Ralph
y. 6tauoer. commanding. First Lieut..
K J. Coroett and T. NJ Cahial, Second
. I-le1ts. J. p. DroZ, r. A. Mathers and r.
Q. Murray Company G.: Capt John
J AcKeon, commanding; First Lseuts.
a. K. EeiSkel and J. r. Gallagher, Sec
o2c Lieuts- W. r. Lyon. .. r. Nc
AaglaFa and r. D. Bcnzin2 Company
u: Capt. Gerald j. Greevc. command :
ing: FIRST LieutS. r. H. Christie and r.
4 Hughes. Second Lieus. 3. G. Dwyer
and =. r. Moran. Company z: Capt.
Donald r. OinStead, commanding :
f3rEt Lieuts. W. r. Buckncr and A. B.
Eten. Second Lleuts. w J. Ward. ]. A.
Gleason and j. r. Wageabach.
E&cn cadet was chosen by careful
competition on his ratings during work
or the drill ground and IN class room
aezt Thursday the r. o. r. C. will re-
ceiYe It's second inspection by Col CIar-
eL9ce Deems. r. o. T. G. officer Of the
War Department Ia charge of Third
Corps Area activities. He viii inspect
ft3e theoretical and practical work ol
the Unit and viii put the new cadet Of.
11efs through their PAGES.
William Vsllte Wilmington, 'g5. oi
Illinois vas the winner of the thirt
tTize debate AZ the School 0f Law anC
thereby is eligible for participation ir
tlle tfal contest W decide the cham.
paoDsAip u The school debaters. Secont
place III the contest went 70 Louis L.,
Whitestone, '2s. of Virginia
. The cebate was OH the question, RE
eD!Yec. that Federal compulsory III
EIyaKAce act aS desirable legislation ant
= the negative side won the verdict hr
wilmington was d member Of the win
Ming team also. his associates bein,
TsokeTt Emmett Coyie. "a, Of New Yoyi
B and Joi3n Joseph O'Connof, 81. of tn
3 District u Columbia Tne members 0
Z the affirmative team. IN addition ~ M
Whstehgpfe. were Albert Donald HOllG
4 Tan. "a ~ California. and Parnel
IHerna& Quinn. 'zs, ot Nebraska.
Fu'czsffe ffuh utpe.
The F0'castie Club " the F4relgI
iSefylce f>ciyDpl held It's annual Gpfin
banquet FricEy evening ~ the re;
Kaosa!lpn ita ci1ief guests nelng Andre
Fm4SslA. presieeEt of the inMrn4tlona
q. GoSmetls Union and EensDoT Henri
fn}sotAaG Df Minnesota. GeDrge de !
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