Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-14
ALDERMAN ANNOUNCES
FACULTY PROMOTIONS
List OF Instructors and Assistants at
University for Next Year About
Complete.
COMMENCEMENT UNDER WAY
Formal Ceremonies OF Finals Begin
with Baccalaureate Preached by
Rev. Charles f. jefferson, ID. ID.
Reunion Classes Meet To-Day.
Especial to The Times

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June Ia
AT the last faculty meeting OF the year
at the University of Virginia ycster-
DAY, President Edwin 4. Alderman an
houhced the following faculty promo
lions: CHARLES Hancock, from associ-
alto TO fun professor of mechanical en-
gincering; George y. Eager. Jr.. from
adjunct TO associate professor of law;
JuStnS II. Cline, from instructor TO adj
Junct professor Of geology: James Alex
ander Waddell. from adjunct to associ-
ate professor of pharmacology: VII
liam II. Goodwin from adjunct to assoc
clate professor of surgery
President Alderman also announced
the Following gifts to the department
or astronomy: the Adams research fell
lowship from Columbia University,
paying $3.50. has been given to Pro-
lessor = y. Mitchell a second time. The
GIT Is made on condition that he de-
vote 1000 hours of work TO the adj
vancement of science: $500 from the
Smith fund TO the National Academy of
sciences. as a compliment to DR.
Charles =. Olivier. of the University of
Virginia faculty, who is regarded as tho
greatest authority in America on mctc-
ors; $3.50 from the Draper fund. Ma
tional Academy Of Sciences. to nav in
part the cost Of measuring machine.
WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS
LIST STANDS COMPLETE
With few exceptions the list OF In
structors and assistants in the various
schools Of the university for the next
session is now complete, as follows:
Latin. instructors, G. L. Barton, Of
Charlottesville, and f. L. Lehman, Of
Suffolk. Va. English literature, In
structor. Thomas l.. Cline; assistant,
James L. Gordon. of stanton. Romance
languages. instructor. Harold NJ. Neff.
OF the University OF Virginia. NIathe-
MATES, instructors, +. J. Oglesby, of
Glade Spring. Va; f. y. Tucker. Of
Lynchburg; G. II. GRAPHICAL, of Spring
Valley and T.. T. Browne. of Palmyra.
Astronomy. Vanderbilt Fellows. NJ. l..
Alden, Topeka. Kan; p. N. Graham, Of
Joncsvillc Va, and Charles r. Olivier
of Charlottesville. Physics assistants
Robert Macdonald. Jr.. of Lcesburg
Va. and r. G. Lamb, of Franklin, Ky
Chemistry. instructors, f. r. Brown, of
Mount Fair, Va; G. l.. Carter of Char
lottesville, and l.. s. Pratt. of Balti-
more: assistants, j. y. Robertson, OF
Yancey Mills, Va. and W. +. Currie. Of
Clarendon. Va. Biology. instructor. in
zoology, Walter y. Williams. OF Rich
mond; assistant. w. +. Battcrham, of
.Ashevilie, y. C. History. instructor.
Richard Lee Morton, of Meherrin, Va.
River Fellow. Thomas Stuart Luck, Of
S Graves. of Liberty Mills, Va; in
structor in political science. y. E.
Ogiesby; Phelps Stokes fellow. T. B.
Snavely, of Pennington Gap. Va. Ger
manic languages, instructor. Gilbert p.
Voight, OF Newberry. s. c.
Law Observation-Disclosures For
rest ]. Hyde, of Jacksonville, Fla; as
sistants. Gilmore L. Andrews. OF Cora
opolis, Pa; George p. Calvert. of New
Market, Va. Frank NJ. Dixon. OF Wash
ington. D. c.; William p Hazelgrove,
OF Farmville. Va, and Robert Stanley,
of Bonneville. Miss: assistant librarian.
Walter Wyatt, Jr., of Charlottesville.
Medical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
structor. T. Il. Reeves. Histology and
embryology, assistant. G. a. PaEen-
stceker, OF San Antonio. Tex. Physi-
ology, assistant. E. Eugene Neff. Of
Chilhowie. Va. Bacteriology and path
ology. NJ. F. Maralson, of Forest, Miss;
student assistants. Claude Moore. OF
Roanoke, Va, and G.. r. Gilmore. OF
Hampton. Va Pharmacology. materia
medica, etc. instructor, ]. +. Faris, Red
Mill. Va Clinical medicine, instructor,
p. L. Duggins.
Engineer Department-Applied math-
cmatics instructor, J. S. Lapham Elec-
trical engineering. assistant a. w.
Wright, of Tallmadge. o. Sophomore
drawing, instructor, ]. E. Bomar. Of
Marion Ala. FRESHMAN drawing as
sistant, Charles Henderson, of Bellevue,
Va. Civil engineering. assistants. L..
II. Williamson. OF Charlottesville and
r. Emmett, Jr., OF Winchester. Va. Me-
chanical engineer, assistant A. S. Wise.
of INTERCHANGEABLE y. J. Sampson schol-
arshn (Merrick endowment c. F. Live
say, OF Red Hill, Va.
General Library-Assistant. Henry
Trautmann. of Sheboygan, Wis.
FORMAL CEREMONIES BEGIN
WITH BACCALAUREATE SERMON
With great dignity and impressive
ness. the formal finals ceremonies be-
gan with the baccalaureate sermon in
the chapel this morning. The faculty
and graduating class marched in eca
demic costume from the rotunda. The
sermon was delivered by Rev Charles
f.. jefferson. D. D., pastor Of the Broad
way Tabernacle Church, New York City.