The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-19
.EARLHAM OFFERS MOS 7 COMPLETE COURSES
:. OF CAREER; l0RMIT0R|ES ARE FILLED

Dormitory enrollments nearing tho +,
Dapacity Of the college have already
been made at Darlham for tho coming
college year, which IL predicted to be
pne OF unusual attendance. Including
lay and dormitory students, well over
700 students are expected Of which
no are practically enrolled. Definite
yteps for housing moro students will
probably have to be taken before the
opening OF college on September IL, It
b thought.
A greatly augmented course Of study
b being offered for the coming year,
Ind several new professors appear on
The faculty list. Bible literature and
history Of the church II offered by
Alexander Q. Purdy, B. d. and Pr. D.
Willard 8. Markle. M. 8. and Phi. D. is
head of the department OF biology.
Practical work is offered in this de-
partment.
Following tho resignation Of Prof.
Van Doren. DR.. Wildman has been Sc
cured to head tho department Of chem
lstry. Martha Doan M. s.. and Phi. D.,
mont Ii offered a thorough and effic-
lent knowledge OF the fundamental
principles OF science and the practical
application OF these principles. Tho
building Of an Industrial chemical
museum IL progressing. Il five or
more students desire courses in in
austrial, agricultural analysis and, iron
md steel analysis win be given.
OF especial interest, with the grow
Ing interrelations OF nations Is the de-
partment Of romance languages, head
ID by Ray Preston Bowen, A. NJ, and
Phi. D. Mary A. J. Ballard, A. B., is
assistant professor, and Auretta M.
Thomas B. s. will instruct In this de-
pastment.
~ French Popular.
u The department Of French promises
70 be especially popular the coming
pear. Added interest in the home
pountry Of this language, and new in
keYnational relations have caused a
new interest
Spanish ana elementary Italian are
both to be offeyed. Both elementary
md intermediate Spanish are to be Of.
Isred.
nndley Richard Dean, A. M, Pm. d.
heads the classical language depart
ment, in which Greek is again being
p6ered. Elementary Greek. New Tes
Greek historical writing, will be in
Produced in 1890. DR.. Dean viii
also offer courses in the Latin Ian
Huage and literature, including Latin
prose composition and Roman life.
The department Of economics and
political science under Harlow Lind
ley, A. NJ; Homer Lawrence Morris
a. B., and Oscar Fulghum. master &C
pountant, is directed essentially towart
q study Of social, economic and po
aitical life of this country in relation
to organized society, the aim being
FIRST, to afford basis for progressive
nnd intelligent citizenship, and second
to furnish q foundation for those wht
wish to enter business, social service
law, diplomacy, or to pursue graduate
study. Courses In American govern
ment, comparative government ant
municipal government are also offered
Train n. 8. Teachers
George H. billiard, A. M, professor
of education, who came to Earlhau
Mt the opening Of the summer schoo
term, will lay special emphasis upoI
training high school teachers. as re
CURED by the Indiana law, and by thu
North Central Association of College,
and Secondary Schools. professional
experience will be provided.
4 The department of English Is head
ed by John Dougan Rae, A. M, Phi. o
William N. Trueblood. A. NJ, will OF
Ter some courses in this department
and Anna Ewes, A. M, has been sc
cured to take the place left vacant b
the leave of absence granted Phil
Furnas. Elementary courses, Englis
eyntax and idiom, and intermediat
and advanced courses in English ar
offered for 1890.
Allen David Hole, Phi. D.. and Mar
Baldwin. field instructor, win preseu
work in geology, designed to meet tn
needs Of students who desire a fulle
knowledge Of earth science, either TO
purify educational and general culturs
value, or as the beginning Of prepars
ton for practical working geolog!
General geology. photography, ect
nomic geology, and historical geolog
IS offered.
DR.. Hole will also be acting head {
the department OF mathematics, al
sisted by Florence Long. M. s., an
Auretta NJ. Thomas, B. s. Courses
applied mathematics will be offered.
The department OF music Is to b
one Of the most interesting feature
of the school. Samuel B. Barton ha
been secured as director and teache
OF voice, and Miss Laura CASTOR wi
continue her former work as instru
tor e piano and theory. Courses
singing, theory. history Of music II
Guiding elementary and advanced ha
mony, musical form appreciation
music, great modern composers, plan
and violin, are given. The violin Il