The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
Richmond College Educators
Called Upon to do Mitch
Outside Work.
LECTURES AND ARTICLES IL
Their Influence Through These
Mediums Extended Over
Broad Territory.

co,,rses and other outside work. They
teach from eight to seventeen hours
weak besides conducting laboratories
and correcting much written work Their
routine duties make large demands upon
their Time, but most of them also tind
time to answer calls for addresses ana
newspaper articles They do not write
ss many books MS they plan, but oc-
casonaliy there comes from the press an
attractive volume with the name OF a
Richmond College professor OH the title
page. During the current session mem
hers OF the Faculty have given to the
public the addresses and papers enumer-
ated under their respective names.
President Boatwright.
/. a lecture at Richmond College.
..Thc Present Status OF Education In Eu-
rope"
q. An address in Portsmouth, THE
Education OF the Minister"
"A. An address at Fork Union Academy,
'The Enrichment OF Lie ny noble
Deeds"
5.sAn address at Richmond College.
.rhe Graduate OF the College" also
published In Times Dispatch.
9. sketch of j. L. M. Curry, published
in Proceedings OF Southern Conference
for Education.
7. An anniversary address IN Ashlano,
.Chrstlan Service"
s. An address at West Appomattox,5
"The study OF Biography.
Professor Winston.
/. Addresses to students OF Richmond
College, Some Lessons From My Student
Lief" "The Choice OF Profession"
2. An address at Charlotte Courthouse.
'.The Value OF College to Denomlna-
ton"
"Radium'
A. a lecture before the Albemarle Club.
OF Richmond. "Astronomy.
r g. An article In the Times Dispatch.
1.-THE Occullation OF Aldebaron by the
Moon"
Professor Gaines.
1. An address before the Virginia Bap-
tlHt General Association. The Minister'S
Relief Fund
q 4 lecture in Newport News. The
i Origin OF Number Systems"
Professor Hunter.
i L. An experimental lecture on Liquid
Air" delivered at Richmond College, at
Randolph Macon Womans College, at
State Normal School, and at Richmond
Mechanics Institute
2. A lecture In Richmond and also In
I Manchester ON "Radium
49, "A lecture at Oak Grove Academy.
"Coal and Some. Of Its Products"
q. Article In Religious Herald The
Development Of Methods OF Liqnefying
Cases"
Professor Whitsitt.
1. Virginia vetusta." published In
2. "The Menees Family published in
Nashville American.
g. mill Creek Church, article for the
& Nashville American.
4. THE Greatest American Baptist,
address delivered at Warrcnton and at
Cedar Creek Church. in Culpeper coun-
ty.
8. annals OF a scotch-I Family;
the whitsttts OF Nashville. Tennessee"
article in American Historical Magazine
and Tennessee Historical Society Quar-
terly. Vol TX, No. !.
s. Annals OF Scotch Irish Family;
the whltsltts OF Nashville. Tennessee.
/ article In Vol. TX, No. 2. OF the same
magazine as above.
T. "our Southern Home" address be-
fore the students OF Richmond College.
and published in The Times Dispatch
Professor Chandler.
/, An address before teachers OF Caro-
line county. THE Study OF Local His
tory
2. An address before Bowling Green
g. Twsnty lectures on American His
tory before Summer School OF Meth
DDS. Charlottesville. Va.
A. An article for the Encyclopaedia
Americana on Thomas Jefferson
s. Author of Makers of Virginia His
tory" PIP. 3ls. Silver. Burdett & Com
pany.
Professor Mitchell.
1. An address at Hollins' Institute.
1.-THE Service OF the School,
2. An address at Fork Union Academy,
Education for Power"
# g. Three lectures In Petersburg upon
the French Revolution.
A. Three historical lectures before the
4 Lynchburg Teachers Association.
8. Six lectures before the Jefferson
Club, Of Richmond, "'rhe Unincation OF
beau" "Robespierre." Napoleon" The
Foremost Man Of All the World"
g. An address at the Virginia Bap-
fist General Association at staunton.
"Relation OF Church and State IN Eau
cation"
~ (. paper before the Ministers Is n. Con
ference Of Richmond, Religious Better
ment Of the Negroes
s. An address at Anti-Saloon League
State Convention, Progress OF the Past
Year"
., Ten addresses at the Miller School,
present Day Themes
10. An article In the Southern Work
man, Proposed Solutions OF the Ne
gro Problem
u, An address at Roanoke. Society
and the Saloon.N
H. An article in The Times Dispatch,
Education and the Negro.
l3 An address before Bi- County Con-
venton Of the w. c, T, u, "Woman's
Part In Temperance Reform.
a. paper on THE Educational Needs
OF the South" at Mr. Ogden's annual
dinner, In New York, to the Southern
Education Board,
ID. The substance Of the above In the
Outlook, February 10, 1901
49, An address before the Cooperative
Education Commission, In the Hall OF the
House of Delegates.
II, An address at the Centennial OF
the Fredericksburg Baptist Church, ''The
Baptlsts and Education"
Herald
10 An article in Kind Words, THE
Prophet of the Nineteenth Century
90 An address on Anniversary Day at