Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25
FITZPATRICK JOINS
COLUMBUS STAFF
Assistant District Attorney to
Become Member of Law
Faculty.

Assistant District Attorney John r.
Fitzpatrick will become member of the
faculty Of the School OF Law Of Column
bus University, 1914 Massachusetts ave-
nue., next Fall. This announcement
was made yesterday by Seton Darr, as
sistant dean of the school, who ex-
planned that Mr.. Fitzpatrick was chosen
at the recent meeting OF the university s
board of trustees. He will tea@n the
history and development Of the COM
mon law and in the postgraduate
school will give an interpretative
course on the code of law Of the District
of Columbia.
Closely identified for several years
with activities at Columbus University,
of which he is an alumnus, Mr.. F1tz-
patrick has Just finished giving course
of lectures on Tuesday mornings, de-
signed to serve as an introduction 70
the study of the law. He is bachelor
of laws, a master of laws and master OF
patent law and has had teaching ex-
perience in Omaha. Nebr., his former
home town. In addition, he has served
the United States Government ABROAD
Scholarships Are Offered.
The educational committee of the
Knights of Columbus is ofterlng nVe
free scholarships to 1880 graduates OF
Catholic high schools. Mr.. Darr also
announced. Examinations will be helo
at the university on June 20, under the
direction of DR.. Francis j. Hemelt, dean
of the School of Accountancy. success
full candidates will have the right tc
enroll in either the School OF Law OF
the School of Accountancy.
Assistant Dean Darr announced IKE
wise the appointment of Charles a
Ioyino. 80, as librarian In the Scnool
of Law for next year. Mr.. lovlno mas
taken a prominent part in activities a.
the university and has been an OUT
standing member of the fancy Law
Club. as well as having made a high
scholastic record during his three years
of undergraduate work.
Joseph Leonard Townsend, president
of the Alumni Association, is conduct-
ing a canvass of Columbus graduates
to secure a larger postgraduate class
for the coming academic year. He Is
being assisted by the oficers OF the
association.
Pi Chi Plans Dinner.
The Pi Chi Sorority, which comprises
woman students of the School of Law
is arranging a dinner in honor OF the
graduating students. The date OF sun
day. June s, has been set and MISS
Helen C. HUM is chairman Of the spe-
cial committee on arrangements. Dr
Elizabeth Sohon, president of the So
rority, is likewise taking an active part
in this event and Is being assisted by
Prof. Thomas j. Fitzgerald, the faculty
advisor.
Students Of the School Of Account
ancy are preparing a yearbook, de-
signed to establish a precedent at the
university. Leo A. Cough has been APP
pointed editor in-chief Of this produc.
ton, which Is expected to be distributed
at a dinner to be given in honor Of
the graduating class on Saturday eve-
ming, June Z. Assisting Mr.. Cough II
the handling of this publication are
Bernard Gallagher and Maurice
OConnor.
Robert E. Findley, president Of the
Venetian Society, is taking a leading
part in arranging the program for the
dinner which the society will tender
the graduates. Special entertainment
features are being engaged, he said.
Examinations in both the School o.
Law and the School of Accountancy are
engaging the attention Of the students
as a forerunner of the commencement
exercises, to be held on the evening o!
June H. All during this week, exam.
nations will be held. Officially, thu
second semester ends tomorrow, ane
, Friday, which is Memorial day, will bs
observed as holiday at the university
| Some Of the examinations run over into
Time