The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-13
FACULTY CHANGES
At JESUIT COLLEGE,
Provincial Grimmelsman Announc-
es Professors at st. Louis
University.
BUT FEW NEW APPOINTMENTS.
Father Conway, S. j., to Succeed
Father Thomas F. Browne, S.
j., Who Has Received a
Leave of Absence.

meisman. S. j., Provincial, has announced
the appointments to the faculties Of Jesuit
schools in the province over which he pre-
sides. At the local institution. ST. Louis
University. but few changes have been
made In the corps OF professors.
The Reverend J. ]. Conway, s. j., who
last year was lecturer on special meiaphys-
les. has been appointed lecturer on ethics
and political economy, TO succeed the Rev
erend Thomas +. Browne. s. j., who has
been excused from active duties for the next
year. Father Conway's place will he filled
by the Reverend Bernard Often. s. j.. a
graduate OF st. Louis University, who lee
tured there two years ago on the same
branch.
The Reverend G. Leahey. S J.. who An
ished his theological studies at St. Louis
University two years ago, has been APP
pointed assistant project Of studies.
F. G. Siedenburg 8. j., will be the lee
turer on physics mathematics and astrono-
my. and the Reverend ]. Lodenkamper. S. J..
an SO alumnus of the local institution, will
come from ST lgnatius. College N Chicago
to take a place in the college department
and be moderator of the "Fieur-de-Lis.
Isaac Il. Bosset. s. J.. instructor of the
second academic class. Will go TO st. Ig-
Mathis College in Chicago and Charles F.
Wolking, S. J.. professor of Greek. Latin
and English literature Of the freshman
year, and Instructor of German, to MIL
wauke,.
Paul NJ. Breen, s. J., instructor of the
f ns academic class and athletic director.
on physics. mathematics and astronomy.
will finish their theological studies at the
university.
GO TO OTHER COLLEGES.
Charles Scheutz. s. J.. and Thomas Smith.
8. J.. who have been in the academic de-
partment OF the university, will occupy
similar positions in other colleges.
Fifteen Of those who have been in the
philosophic department will go to other
colleges and the university will receive
fourteen professors from other colleges to
complete their theological studies. which
Will take FIVE years.
The Reverend Lawrence ]. Kenney, s. j.,
formerly assistant vice president, will be
professor special classics. and William A.
Padberg. 8. j.. formerly instructor of the
third academic class. will instruct the Sec
mann, instructor of the. third academic
class and of German. will 60 to st. Stan
islaus College at F1orissant.
The following will remain In the fac
ulty:
The Reverend Florentine Bechtel. s. J..
lecturer-on sacred Scripture. and Oriental
LANGUAGES; the Reverend Charles J. Borg
meyer. s. j., lecturer on chemistry, as
tronomy and geology; the Reverend John
G. Burke, s. !. professor Of Greek, Latin
and English literature Of the sophomore
end Leopold Bushart. S: J.. treasurer; Ter
classics; the Reverend Henry J. Be LAX.
The Reverend Joseph II. Dickhaus, 8. J.,
chancellor; Patrick Dolan, 8. J.. instructor
S % shs s Glass the
liturgy; AIOysius F. Frumyelier. s. J., in
structor Of sacred music: John NJ. Farrell,
class; the Reverend Walter H. Hill S. j.,
historian OF the university. professor
s. j.. instructor Of Spanish: b. d. johnson.
science and tactics: Henry II. Kelly. x. B..
cial classes: the Reverend William T. Kim
sella, 8. j., lecturer on evidences Of re-
ligion. mental and moral philosophy: the
on dogmatic theology; James L. McGeary.
8. J., Instructor Of sacred music; the Rev
erend Matthew McMenamy. 8. j., lecturer
Reverend Michael Martin. s. j.. lecturer on
moral and pastoral theology; the Reverend
Thomas H. Miles: 8. j.. chaplain; John p
mathematics; the Reverend Thomas a.
and the English literature Of junior year.:
turer on dogmatic theology; the Reverend
William F. Poland s. J., professor emeritus
Of metaphysics. librarian; the Reverend w.
fly; the Reverend Aioysus J. Rother, s. J.,
lecturer on logic and ontology: Franklin ].
Stanley. lecturer on commercial law, in
structor of the first commercial class: the
the schools of theology and philosophy, lee
turer on dogmatic theology; Henry NJ. Tav-
erend Joseph G. Zealand. s. j.. professor s Of
special classics.