Evening journal., 1922-02-18
LIBRARY TO BE
STATE MEMORIAL
CONTINUED From First PaSe)

said campaign does not Involve eN-
penditures from the university's
funds nor the mourning OF any debt
or other obligation by the institu-
tion
Resolved. further, that the peo-
pie Of the State OF Delaware shall be
asked to make the proposed new IL
brary, which shall contain a~central
memorial hall devoted to memorial
purposes, the States memorial to the
sons and daughters OF Delaware who
gave their lives for their country in
the Great War"
Several other matters OF special
interest were considered and dispos-
ed OF at today's meeting OF the Board
of Trustees. Following the meeting
of the board this afternoon a portrait
OF the late DR.. George w. Marshall,
OF Milford. for many years a mem
Der of the board was presented to the
university by Mrs. Marshall, widow
Of the deceased and her sons The
portrait which was painted by c. 5.
Hammitt. OF Wilmington was hung
with other portraits of deceased
trustees in the hall at the entrance
to Old College II was received by
Thomas Davis on behalf OF the
board.
DR.. Marshall was a graduate OF
the university and served as a trus-
tee OF Delaware College for many
years and always took a keen Inter
est In all affairs of the institution. lie
at one time was Insurance Commis-
sloner OF Delaware and In 1913 was
President pro tenn OF the Senate.
II was in 1918 that the Legislature
passed the bill providing for the
funds to build the Women's College
and Dr. Marshall was a member Of
tho commission that erected that in
stitution.
Since the changing OF the name OF
Delaware College to the University
OF Delaware there has been more or
less confusion as a result of this
change especially as It affected Of
ncials Of the university. To get the
matter finally and definitely straight
ened out. the board some time ago
appointed a special committee on
rank and precedence to look into the
matter. This committee today made
a report which was adopted and
which II is thought definitely settles
all questions involved. The report
OF this committee follows:
your committee begs TO report
that a meeting was held on Febru-
airy is at the Hotel DUPONT al which
all members were present except
Henry Ridgely who was unable to
attend.
"In addition to the members OF
the committee there were present
the president Of the General Alumni
Association. Mr. Lockwood OF Phila-
delphia, and Mr.. Lyndall. Of Will
mington, representing several chap
ters OF the alumni. who had asked
permission TO appear before the
committee to express the Views OF
tho alumni in regard to the matters
which were TO come before the com
mhtee."
The action taken by the commit
tee follows:
Resolved. that the following
resolutions he recommended 10 tn
board Of trustees for adoption;
THAT all existing schools and de
partments OF the university for mer
shall he called Delaware College:
that all existing schools and depart
ments Of the university for women
shall be called 'Women's College
That Delaware College and the
Women's College are considered
equal and co-ordinate the one for
men. the other for women.
THAT the general relationship be-
tween the several parts OF the Uni
versity shall be that indicated in the
chart hereto attached. taken from a
similar chart which appeared in the
Newark Post OF January 25. with the
omission of the office OF vice-presi-
dent or dean OF the University.
THAT each year the Board OF
Trustees shall appoint some one who
shall he Acting President in case OF
, the absence or disability OF the Pres
ldent. until some permanent ap-
pointment shall be made by tho
board.
THAT the board confirm the opin.
ion Of the committee that Dean F. l.
Smith has heretofore been consd,
cred dean OF Delaware College az
we'll as the dean OF the School o.
Arts and Sciences In Delaware Col
lege and Is. by the passing OF thi
resolution, confirmed in that ranl
and position.
That. for the guidance OF tn
marshal on academic occasions pre-
cedence as 10 deans shall be deter
mined in accordance with seniorit
OF establishment Of the colleges an
schools concerned, and as to profes
sors and other rank in accordanc
with seniority In tenure Of sue
rank (The colleges OF the Univer
sity at present are Delaware Colleg
and the Womens College: IN
schools are the Schools of Arts an
Science, the School OF Agricultur,
!. the School OF Engineering. IN
, School of Home Economies. and tn
School Of EducationD.
DIR. Hullihen. president Of the Un
versity in his report joins with SCI
eral committees Of the board
recommending the establishing OF
pasteurizing plant at the COLES
Farm for the furnishing OF milk Il
= consumption al the university on
and not in any way for commerci
, purposes. These rccommendatiol
a will no doubt be carried out und
~ the direction OF the board and Il
plant established DR.. Hulliher
- report which also goes into deta
- as TO the library project follows:
The Committee on Agriculul
the Committee on Finance, and {
Executive Committee have reco
n mended TO the Board a plan for