Evening journal., 1920-10-13
new PRESIDENT
IS SPORTSMAN
DR.. Hullihen Will Be In
stalled as College Execu-
tive October 30
EXERCISES TO BE
. HELD OUTDOORS
special 10 The EyenIng journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Del. Oct9 t3.-rhe in
auguratlon Of Dr. Walter Hulhhen. re-
Gently chosen President Of Delaware
College and the Momen's College OF
Delaware. Will take place with ap-
prOpriate exercises in front Of Old
College, Newark, on Saturday, October
f6, at ~ o'clock. noon. A cordial in
Nltati0n TO attend the exercises Is e2-
tended by the Board Of Trustees 10
the public. A few formal invitations
Will be sent out, but every one is
urged TO be present. especially those
men and women who are directly dn-
terested in the educational affairs Of
our State
DR.. Huhhen comes TO Delaware pc
culiarly prepared for the position Of
head OF our two institutions Of high
er learning. He was born in May,
1870, at Staunton, Virginia, the son
OF the Rev w. l.. Hullihen, rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church After his
graduation from Staunt0n Military
Academy in 1898. he attended the Uni
yersity OF Virginia, from which insti-
tuition he graduated in 1896 with the
degree OF A. b. and A. NJ During the
year iS96-iSg7 he was Llcentiate In
structOr i'm Labln and Mathematics at
his Alma Mater. The degree Of Ph. D.
was conferred upon him by Johns
Hopkins University in 1903. after he
had completed three ye9rs Of grad
uate work. AT Johns Hopkins he was
University Fellow. tS99-t900, and Fel-
low by Courtesy, i900-t902.
AS a teacher and executive, DR.. HUI
linen has had wide experience. In
t903-i90i he was an instructor in
Marston University School, Baltimore.
From 1901 until 1909 he held the posi-
tiOn Of Professor OF Greek In the Uni
yersity OF Chattanooga, Tennessee.
From 1909 until 1920 he was Professor
Of Greek In the University OF the
South, Sewanee. Tennesee, at which
university he served also as Dean OF
the College OF Arts and Sciences dur
ing the years i9i2-i920 For many
years he was secretary and treasurer
OF the Association Of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools OF the Southern States.
and a member Of the executive COM
mitlee Of the Classical Association OF
the Middle West and the South. He
was sometime President OF the Ten
nessee Pathological Association. and is
at present a member OF the American
Pathological Association, and Is also
member Of the Phi Beta Kappa
| honorary and Delta Phi faterniiits
In college and secondary school ath-
letics. Or. Hulhhen has been promi-
nent for several years He coached
the football team Of Marston unlver-
slty school, and was faculty direc-
| tor OF athletics at Chattanooga Hni-
versity and at the University Of Che
| South. For a. number Of years he
served as a member Of the executive
committee OF the Southern Athletic
Association, and was for some time
member OF the executive commit.ei
OF the National Collegiate Athletic AS
ISOLATION.
During the late war. Dr. Hullihei
served his country In various posi-
tions OF trust and responsibility. Il
, 1917 he entered the Omoers' Trainin
Camp al Fort Ogleihorpe, Georgia
where he was commissioned Captain
OF Infantry. The next year he was al
instructor in the Officers Training
Camp OF the Slst Division. at Colum
bia, South Carolina; Adiutant Of tn
9th Replacement Regiment. Camp Cor
don, Georgia; School Of Small Arm
Firing. Camp Perry. Ohio. In Au