The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-14
FACULTY CHANGES
AT i MYERS
Number OF New Professors
Added i'll Various
Departments.
SESSION WILL OPEN TO-DAY
Indications Point to Generous
Increase in Attend
ance.
SESSION WILL OPEN TO-DAY
lspecial to .ae Times-pispatch.l


Charlottesville, Va. September Ia
The cighty-eighth session OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia will open to-mor-
row morning. Students are pouring
in In larger numbers than ever before
at so early a period, and the prospects
are for very generous attendance.
with an increase in all departments.
lent Alderman. who has been
a..g the summer in Maine. re-
turned to the university sunday night.
and looks to be in splendid health.
His family will remain in the North
for some weeks yet.
The faculty will be strengthened TINS
session by the presence OF number
OF new professors-Professor Carroll
NJ Sparrow, in the department of ply
sizes: Lee Bidgood who takes the place
vacated by DR.. Thomas w. Page, who
goes on the tariff board. Professor w.
NJ HURLEY, OF Baltimore. who inaugu-
rates new courses in political science,
and George B. Eager. Jr-, OF Louis
Vile, Ky, in the law department.
Professor Sparrow was born in Bal
timore. and in 1899 entered Johns Hop
kins University and pursued under
graduate studies until 1903. when he
left at the end of the Junior year to
enter the field force of the Coast and
Geodetlc Survey. In 1907 he returned
to Hopkins and received the degree of
A. B. in 1908. and in 1908 was APP
pointd fellow, and in 1910 Instructor in
physics
Professor Bidgood was born in Nor
folk, and entered the University of
Virginia, where he received a bache-
lor's degree in 1905 and a masters in
1906 From l9o6-09 he was head Of
the department OF history and social
sciences in the State Normal School at
Farmville. This position he resigned
| to continue graduate work In econom-
les in the University OF Wisconsin.
where, in 190e-l0. he was a fellow and
in 1901 an assistant in the depart
ment OF political economy.
George B. Eager is a son of the Rev.
George B. Eager. of Louisville. KY.
He entered the University of Virginia
in the fan of 1906. and in June, 1910
was graduated with the degrees of
B. A. and B. l.
Faculty promotions include the fol-
lowing: Associate Professor James
Carroll Flippin, to be professor of
Harvey Ernest Jordan, to be professor
OF histology and embryology; Adjunct
Professor Charles Hancock. to be as
ISOLATE professor of engineering and
mechanical drawing; Instructor Wei
don 7. Myers, to be adjunct professor
Of English literature: James Alexander
Waddell. to be adjunct professor of
pharmacology.
The following instructors and as
sistants have been appointed for the
session: J. NJ. Gallalee. director Of
shops: II. p. Taylor. Instructor in
French; j. C. Bardin. Instructor in
Spanish: j. s. McLemore. instructor in
Latin and Greek: f. S. Smith, r. f..
Beard. and II. II. Gaver. instructors In
mathematics; Albert G. A. BALI. in
structor in psychology; j. W. Watson,
Lester Patton and Russell L. Haden,
instructors in chemistry; s. II. Diegs
and John Marshall, Instructors In phy-
sizes; f. p. Smart. Instructor IN anat-
omy: f. a. Pardum. instructor in bac-
teriology and pathology: l.. F. Tucker,
instructor In civil engineering: w. T.
Tahb, assistant in electrical engineer
ing; F. n, Lewis and H. r. Lewis.
assistants in mechanical engineer
| ing: r. II. Houston assistant in civil
engineering; H. a. Latane, assistant
In clinical medicine: John r. Nef as
! sistant In surgery; w L. BRAY ami
/ Il. r. Dale, assistants In bacterIolopv
and pathology.
Z The registration OF students begins
Tomorrow morning. and lasts until
saturday night. Lectures in al, do
| partments begin on Monday OF next
week