The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16

DuIso8 t00 PooS tW0eVO y09So S00
additions 70 the endowment alone
have D4sn more than = quarter 81
million Of dollAF4. -ThA banner years
il the history Of the collAes for en-.
dowAAeut increase have been the years
from 1912 to 1914, during which tina
$141,l0e.A0 have been added or IN ~
craze par annuIA Tor the four years
OF $4,000. This statement does not
include several thousand dollars Ii
notes held by the college, nor sxten-
1iys 4dditicAs to the sf,dowmSnt which
have not yet become rroductivA.
During the iAnae. period. the good
name Of the college AAS been extended
and the scholastic standards have
been increased % that now the Earl
ham graduate commands. respect In
every section Of the country, ANA from
Ill who are qualified to pass 1udG'
ment r.
During the past summer EArlharn
graduates have been admitted to can.
didacy Tor tbs NJ. A. Degree ny the
graduate schools Of Harvard ana the
University OF Chicago. on exactly the
same terms as the graduates Of these
universities themselves. II 10 we'll
known IN the educational world that
no universities have higher standards
nor enforce them more relentle4sly
than the two Universities just named.
The following faculty changes have
occurred. 1855
designations. ri.
Ebert Russell, Professor Of Biblical
Literature. <
Murray shipley Kenworthy. assist.
ant Professor OF Biblical Literature.
ChArleb Henry Halle, assistant Pro
ftSsor OF Classics. -..
Glenn Friermood. Instructor in vo
cal Music
Gladys Bassett, Director Of woman's
Physical Training.
1855 Appointments. 49,.
Alexander C.. Purdy, B. d. and Eel.
low Hartford Theological Seminary
Professor Of Biblical Literature and
College Pastor. ....... Ut
Martha Doan, Phi. d. Cornell Univer.
sity, to Be Professor Of Chemistry and
Dean Of Women for lS16-l6. ,--
Henry J.. Cadbury, Phi. D. Harvard
University, Professor Biblical Litera
ture Id HAverford College, to be Pro
lessor Of Biblical Literature at E1rl
ham. College oh leave Of absence fol-
the first semester 1856.
Earl L. shoup, A. B. wAshburn
College, A. M. Yale Univ<fsity to BE-
Instructor in History and Political
Science for the year 1856.
Thomas .. Jones, A. b. EArlham
College, B. b. Hartford Theological
Seminary. Secretary Young Friends
Board, to be Instructor Id Biblical LIT
erature. on part time for the year 1915
Mary Lewis WOOD. Paris, Berlin
Munich. to b Instructor In Vocal Mu
sic. ... =. g.. 49, -.
Clara comstock. Anderson Norma
School Of Physical Training. to b
Director Of Physical Training fol
Girls. ,.-:......-.--@
Eleonora shute. A. b.. Earlham Col
leEe, North American Gymnastic I'm
ion, to be Director Of Physical Train
Ing. e.t.
Carleton c. Edwards, B. S. EarlhaM
College, to be assistant in the Depart
ment OF Chemistry.
Mary C. Baldwin, B. S. Earlham
College to be assistant in Geology II
the field
Leaves Of Absence.
Elizabeth Conrad. Professor Of
French and Dean Of Women.
Walter Carleton Woodward, PROBES
sor Of History and Political Science.
Alexander G. Purdy, Professor o.
Biblical Literature
Returned From Leave ct Absence.
John Dousan Rea, Professor of Eng
| lish Literature. =
Millard s. Markle, Professor OF Bot
any.
Laurence Hadley. Doctor OF philos
ophy by the University of Michigan.
Willard s. Markle, Doctor Of rhilos
ophy by the University of Chicago.
It becomes our duty to report thu
death of two students during the year
Both students were members Of thu
Freshmen class. Chester Leroy Jonel
while At his home for the week emf
died very unexpectedly. Edith Ale,
died also. early in the year, from ~
phoid fever contracted before coming
to the College. Another case Of typhoit
fever developed soon after tho opening
OF school, having been contracted q
the students home. 1t was necessar,
to send one student home In the frs
stages Of tuberculosis. Five cases q
nau1aps developed but an epidemic wal
prevented by promptly sending tn,