Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-29
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
A Complete List of the Promotions
and Appointments.

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speca! to the III SlsIcr
MORGANTOWN, w. VA, September
28.-The following new appointments
have been made at the State Univer-
sity:
Ross Spence, Instructor on the Vio-
lin. Professor Spence comes from Ann
Arbor, Michigan. He is a graduate of
the University of Michigan School of
Music; studied three years in Berlin
with Wirth; was one year with the
Boston Festival Orchestra, and has
taught at Ann Arbor and elsewhere.
Miss Julia Aileen Clark, Instructor
in Voice. Miss Clark comes from New
York, but formerly lived in Chicago.
She has spent six years in the study of
her speciality, and has had very excel
lent success in teaching, and has also
sung in Chicago and-NeW York, partic-
ularly in Carnegie Hall, in the latter
city.
Charles C. Holden, Assistant in the
Romance Languages and Literatures.
Mr.. Holden is native of Virginia. but
comes here from Baltimore. He is q
graduate of the University of Virginia;
studied at John Hopkins University,
and has spent several years in special
study in Europe.
DR.. VIM. A. Caldwell, Assistant Pro-
fessor of Anatomy and Physiology.
Dr.. Caldwell is a native of Marshall
county, West Virginia; graduated from
the Medical Department OF Columbian
University; has practiced for number
of years in Washington City, and has
been q lecturer at a medical college in
that city.
Professor ]. N. Deahl, Assistant Pro-
fessor Deahl was educated at the Uni
versity of Nashville, Harvard Uniyer-
sfty. West Virginia University, Column
bia University; served with great sue
cess as Principal of the West Liberty
State Normal School for number of
years.
X. c. Davis, Horticulturist and In
structor in Botany. Professor Davis
is a Doctor of Philosophy of Cornell
University, and comes highly recon-
mended.
Miss Martha Brock, Assistant in En-
glish. Miss Brock lives in Morgan
town. and her attainments in English
Literature are we'll known. She has
had extensive experience in Beaver
English Literature.
Miss Bertha C. Browning, Assistant
in the Preparatory School. Miss
Browning is a graduate of West ylr-
ginia University.
A. Faiychild, Assistant in Wood
working.
VIM. II. Whitman, Assistant in
Physics and Geology. Mr. Whitman Is
a graduate of West Virginia Univer-
sity, and his masters degree from Cor
nell University.
Thos. H. Gather. Foreman of the Ma
chine Shops in the Mechanical Engl-
ncoring Department.
Since the close Of the last spring
quarter. the following promotions have
been made in the faculty of the Unlver-
sifv and Preparatory School:
Clement Ross Jones, from Assistant
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
to Professor of Mechanical Engineer
ing
Alfred jarrett Hare, from Professor
of the Latin Languages and Literature
to Principal of the Preparatory School
and Professor of the Latin Language
and Literature.
John Black Johnston, from Professor
of Zoology to Professor of Biology.
Charles Chollet, from Associate Pro-
fessor of the Romance Languages and
I.iteratures to Professor of the Ro-
nance Languages and Literatures.
Henry S Green. from Associate Pro-
fessor of the Greek Language and Lit
erature TO Professor of the Greek Lam
guage and Literature.
Daniel Webster Ohern, from Assist
ant in Greek to Instructor in Greek.
Alien Wilson Porterfield, from Eel
low in German to Assistant in German.
Miss Russell MeMurphy, from lnstruc-
tor on the Piano to Acting Director or
tho School of Music and Instructor on
the Piano.
Clarence Poe. of Grafton, has been
appointed Assistant in History, since
the opening 81 the University, on ac-
count of the large number Of students
in that department. He was reno"