Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-30
YEAR
/. WELL UNDER WAY:
-
Many of Washington's Educa-
tionaI Institutions Have
Resumed Work.
WORK OF ENROLMENT
CONTINUES WITH SOME
George Washington University
Opens Today and the Catholic
University Will Open Friday.

washington's scholastic year is now
well under way, many of the colleges
and universities being open. as well
as the public grade and high schools.
George Washington University opened
today; tomorrow the law school OF
the National University is to begin
the Catholic University Of America will
open Friday. Gonzaga College High
School formally began its years work
yesterday.
The work of enrolling at George
Washington University was continued
today and it is believed. from the pres
ent indications. that the registration
of 1,611 last year will be exceeded dur
ing the present term.
1t is anticipated that the enrolment
Of the college of veterinary medicine
in particular will be large this year,
because of the generous sums recently
appropriated by Congress for the
study Of hog cholera and other animal
diseases by the bureau of animal in
dustry. with the work of which bureau
the college Is in close association.
More than 70 per cent of last year s
graduates of the veterinary college
now are employed in this bureau aQd
aimed governmental branches. DIR. l.
NJ. Cashell. who last spring was grad
aated from the college, has been ap-
pointed health officer in Goldsboro.
In the last competitive examination
1917 licenses to practice medicine in
who was graduated from the medical
school OF George Washington Univer-
sity last spring. won first honors. His
average was SS.5 per cent.
Law School Opens Today.
The s5th session of the George Wash
ington University Law School is to
open this afternoon at 4:5O o'clock in
the assembly room of the school in the
New Masonic Temple. Rear Admiral
Charles H. Stockton, U. S. NJ, retired.
side. ~
Dean Everetf Fraser of the school
ana justice Wendell Phillips Stafford
speak.
The school opens with an attendance
OF about 400. Numerous improvements
i nay recently been made in the phys
ieai equipment of the school, The
walls have been newly decorated and
benches with movable chairs have been
lnstaned. Benches and chairs nave
peen trled by several modern law
senools and are found to afford greater
comfort to the students and to make
note taking much easier.
Changes in Faculty.
changes have also been made in the
FACULTY On the resignation of Dear
gregory, Prof. Everett Fraser was e1e
waited to the deanship. He is a Har
Vard graduate who has made Law
scnool work profession
Ihree new members of the facult,
are archibald King. J. Lewis Parks
1r-' and E. .. Schneider. jr. These ar,
to give their full time to the law
school Prof. King is a graduate O.
Harvard College and Harvard Law
School. He has been engaged in prac.
tfce in this city. Prof. Parks Is {
graduate of Columbia Law School. ant
| until elected to his present position
practiced in New York city. Prof
Schreiher Is graduate of Columbian
! College and George Washington Uni
versity Law School
AS in the past, there will be class.
room work between the hours of s
and IL o'clock in the forenoon and 4:5C
and $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon.
There will also be some classes meet.
ing from 1850 to $40 am.