The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-14
FINALS AT UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA OPENED
BaccaIaureate Sermon Preached BY
DIR. @. Il. jefferson, of Broadway
Tabernacle, New York.
Y. NJ. c. A. HOLDS CELEBRATION
Bishop Reese, OF Georgia, Delivers Ad-
drcss-President Alderman An
nounces instructors For the Session
of 191S-16.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian
Charlottesville, Va, June 13--fht
University of virginia finals began to-
day, the baccalaureate sermon being
preached at IL o'clock In the Uni
versity Chapel by DR.. Charles Edward
Jefferson, pastor of Broadway Taoer-
nacle. New York city.
The University 7. NJ. c. A. held ~
annual celebration tonight In Cabeil
Hall. the final address being delivered
by a prominent alumnus. the Rt Rev
Frederick F. Reese, bishop OF Georgia
Bishop Reese .s a native Of Maryland
and after leaving Berkeley Divinity
School was rector of a number OF i'm
portant churches, such as Christ
Church, Macon, Ca, and Christ
Church, Nashville. Tenn. In 1907 he
was elected to the bishopric of wy
oming but declined the honor. On
February 13. 1908, he was elected
bishop of Georgia.
Bishop Reese's Sermon.
Bishop Reese had for his subject
THE Spiritual UNDERMINING of Life.
He discussed the so-calied conflict be-
tween science and religion, and then
concluded by saying:
But whatever be true or not true,
there are these three things that We
must stand by, in order that they may
stand by us-faith. hope and love.
What we need just now is not more
knowledge, but more faith. more In
sight. more spiritual vision. The
truth is nigh us. We are blinded by
good because God Is good, and II
It seem to be evil, it Is because we
make it so or we misinterpret 1t. We
must stand by our hope The final
word is life and not death. Life will
come through death and somehow
there will come to the world better
things, richer. nobler life in spite
of IT, and maybe by means of this
holocaust OF death now stirring the
whole world"
Senator John Sharp Williams, of
Mississippi president of the General
Alumni Association of the University,
has arrived, and will take promi-
nent part in many OF the events on the
program.
Names Instructors.
President Alderman has announced
the following instructors and as
sistants in the various schools for the
session OF 1s15-1s
Latin: Instructors-G. L. Barton, of
Charlottesville; and e. L. Lehman. of
Sufyolk. Va.
English Literature Instructor,
Thos. L. Cline: assistant. James L.
Gordon. of Staunton.
Romance Languages-Instruct
Harold n. Neff. OF the University of
Virginia.
Mathematics--Tnstr e. ].
Ogiesby of Glade Springs: e. ".
Tucker, of Lynchburg: G. H. Gray
heal. of Spring Valley: and e. T.
Browne. of Palmyra.
stronomy-vanderbilt Fellows. NJ.
L. Alden Topeka. Kan; P. H. Ora
ham. of Jonesville: and Charles F.
Olivier. of Charlottesville.
Phystcs-Assistant Robert Mac
Donald, Jr., Of Leesburg; and r. c.
Lamb, of Franklin. Ky.
hemistry-1natructor e. p.
Brown, OF Mount Fair; G. L. Carter
of Charlottesville: and L. q Pratt, of
Baltimore; assistants. ]. Fl. Robert
son. Of Yancey Mills; and w. E. Cur
rie. of Clarendon.
Biology-Instructor in Zoology.
Walter A. williams. of Richmond:
assistant. W. r. Patterham, of Asshe-
vile ". C.
History--Instructor. Richard Lee
Morton. Of Meherrin. Va; Rives Fell
low. Thomas Stuart Luck. of Ashland.
Observation-Disclosures J. S. Graves'
of Liberty Mills. Va; instructor in
political science. N. e. ogiesby;
Phelps Stokes Fellow, T. r.. Snavely,
of Pennington Gap.
Germanic Languages-INstru
Gilbert p. Weight. of NewberTy, s. c. g
Law Department.
Instructor, Forrest J. Hyde. of
Jacksonville Fla: assistants. Elmore
L. Andrews, of Coraopolis, Pa;
George r. Calvert of New Market:
Frank NJ. Dixon of Washington; Will
liam p. Hazlegrove, OF Farmville; and
Robert Stanley. Of Bonneville Miss.
assistant librarian, Walter Wyatt, Jr.,
of Charlottesville.
Medical Department: Anatomy--rn-
structor, r. b, Reeves. Histology and
Embryology--Assi G. A. Pagen-
stecker of San Antonio. Tex. Physio-
logy-Assistant, e. Eugene Nen. Of
Chimowie, Va. wactertology and
Pathology-M. F. HARRISON. of Forest
Miss; student assistants, Claude
Moore, OF Roanoke; and G. B. Gill
more. of Hampton. Pharmacology.
". Faris, Red Hill. Clinical Medicine
Instructor. p. r. Duggins
Engineering Department: Applied
Northumberland J. s. Lap
ham. Electrical Engineering-As-
sistant, A. w. Wright, of Talloadge, O.
Sophomore Observation-Disclosures J.
e. Bomar, Of Marion Ala. Freshman
Drawing-Assistant. Charles Hender-
son, of Bellevue. Civil Engineering
Assistants, L. K Williamson. Of Char
lottesville; and r. Emmett, Jr. of
Winchester. Mechanical Engineering
A. s. Wise, Of Merchant
vile. n. j. Sampson scholarship
(Merrick Endowment). c. p, Livesay.
of Red Hill. Va.
General Library Assistant Henry
Trautmann, Of sheboygan. Wis.