The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-09-06
The 4. & NJ. THIS WEEK
On Wednesday the EnfraDo,
Examination Will Take pIses
Prospects are for a Yer,
roiiment With All That the Do-n.
tories Can Hold and the No,
in Colleges History

in Colleges History.
This week will See the ona,t
the tWenty-second years yo~L
A & M. College. Entrance evsr.
tons will be held on Wednaa4..
eth. On Tuesday, the Sth rart~-
day, students Will be enrolled
Friday. classes will be started ,-
the promptness customary ut tba
& M. College, and by the end NJ
week things will be going smen..t.
The indications are that there viii ~.
a large enrolment, as many indeed .s
the dormitories can hold. The ..l.,.
authorities are expecting a surcsss..r
and harmonious year. With r srr.,,
faculty n a Wetl-eQuipDeG plant .r3
with a large and earnest body Of str.
dents, the years wOk should 1a. d..
best in the history Of the college
The changes in the faculty ~.
rather less numerous than usual. tu.
additions to the teaching force-u8aa
necessary by the enlargement of GER.
tain classes and the introduction ~
subjects not formerly taught h.r.-
make the list of new names esrs.l-
cradle.
Lieutenant John S, r. YOUNG T. ;
A, who had been cOmmanGdnt for
four years, has been assigned to dufv
at an army post near Cheyenne. Wv
oYning, n his place is now filled nv
Captain Willis G.. Peace, United States
Coast Artillery. Captain Peace is a
West Point man, q Tarhoel. from OK
ford. and a man thoroughly competent
for his work. Captain Peace's family
are now visiting in Oxford, but are ex-
pected in Raleigh at the beginning
Of October.
Professor John c. McNutt has been
elected professor of animal husband
ry. succeeding Mr.. John Michels. Pro-
fessor McNutt has taught seven years
his last position having been at the
New Hampshire Agricultural College
and has had extended practical eH-
perfence on a stock farm.
A new chair, the professorship Of
soils, will be filed this year by Prof.
NJ. e. Shermin, who was an assistant
professor last year in the University
of Maine. Mr.. SherWin Is a graduate
Of the University of Missouri, and has
studied at the University Of California
Nr. Sherwin arrived, and with ms
family, yesterday.
MI. F. w. Turner, q graduate #
the Kansas Agricultural College, with
some experience there as student ass.s-
ld1l, HAS O66d GICCLth tiiFN4 N"@" 900
animal husbandry. Mr.. TurnCr has
been h~ereseveral days.
Mr.. Warren G. Norton, a graduate
OF Brown University, Rhode island
will be instructor in bacteriolO9y.
The two new assistants in the c'yd
engineering department Will be Mt
R. 1. Poole, and A. & NJ. graduate
and Mr.. Harvey St. George Tucker Z
graduate of Washington and Lee nj
versity.
DR.. 4. B. Cecil, Of the University Il
chemist for the experiment stau'h
and will assist DR.. G. a. Roberts III
veterinary science.
Mr.. c. c. Krider. a graduate ~.
Clemson College, will be added To IN,
teaching force in the department W
horticulture. Mr.. Krider IS Il prtg"-
cal horticulturist.
Mr.. T. B. Sansel, Of the 1910 ''a17
at the A. & M. College, IS as5Ls.in,
soil bacterfclogist in the eHPef1"..'
station. He began his work this SUM
mer.
Mr.. Y. C. Pritchett. a North 'af'-
lima man and "a graduate OF the $500 .Ts
University, will be assistant III"
physics department.
The only new teacher in the -
lish department will be MT L.~-gI
Peckham, q University OF '"'
graduate. Mr.. Peckham has Two ETa.9
work to his credit. ana '
done two years college teaeh'L- 80
Ohio with some additional H.
as theme-cOrrector in the Enc
partment Of the University 9. .-'.a
The campus will be a h'e-l .1s
almost from the beginning o. +..1
week. The buildings are being 5..,.rT
a thorough cleaning in pr'ta-- ,-
for the opening. and the canPoI r.I
ing put into fine shape Stuot"- m
arrive in considerable num- nave
Tuesday. those In particular WIZ .tnos
yet to stand entrance eHaAi~.h-i
The pr~eiiminaries will Dc and
through as rapidly as posi-. .ar
work viii be going steadily before '
end Of tho rraak