Evening star., 1925-07-19
CHANGES NOTED
IN LOCAL FACULTY
National University to En-
large Teaching Force and
Add New Courses.

Several additions will be made TO the
faculty of the School of Business Ad-
ministration and Government of Ma
tional University at the beginning of
the new academic year in September,
1t was announced last night by Dean
Maynard A. Clemens.
DR.. Edison l.. Whitney, economist for
the Department of Labor, will again
head the department of economics.
DR.. William H. S. Stevens. assistant
chief economist of the Federal Trade
Commission, who served last year as
professor, and Andrew j. Newman, as
sistant professor, have been reappoint-
ed. With them will be DIR. Knute
Carlson, regional economist of the De
partment of State, and DIR. p. Lewis
Kaye. head of the department of
economics, as professors; Alton r.
Hodgkins, formerly of the University
of Maryland faculty, as assistant pro-
lessor, and Frederick p. II. Siddons of
the American Security and Trust Co.
as instructor.
DR.. Stuart Lewis will be the pro
feSSor in charge of the departments
of history and government. DIR. Con
stantine A. ChekreZi, professor of his
tory, will be on leave of absence for
the coming academic year. Assistant
professors in government will be
of political science of the Universit"
of Maryland, and Frederick =. Myers. a
member Of the local bar. Joseph D.
Wright, also Il member of the District
bar. has been appointed instructor in
government
Will Teach journalism.
\. Brillion Fagin and l.. +. Erick-
son, both members of the faculty of
the University of Maryland. will be
professors of English Francis J. Car
mody will be professor of the newt.
created department of journalism
DR.. James T.. Bentley of the Amer
'can University will be professor of
psychology and Ira -. Scott. psychol-
ogist for the Veterans Bureau, viii
be assistant professor of the same
subject
William II. Wilhelm head of the de-
partment of mathematics of the Balti-
more Polytechnic Institute. has been
appointed professor of ma thematics,
while William Boyd Craig will be as
sistant professor in the same depart
ment.
Louis w. Jaeger of Baltimore, Md,
and Dwight Burnham, a certified pub
lie accountant of this city, as pro-
fessors will be in charge of the de
partment of accountanCy, which viii
prepare particularly for the c. L. A.
examinations here and elsewhere.
Victor Roy Jones, who was educated
in several European universities, will
be professor of modern languages, and
will give courses in both French and
Spanish.
DIR. Charles s. Morgan of the Insti-
tute of Economics, has been appointed
professor of transportation; Attorney
Godfrey L. Munter again will be pro
fessor of real estate practice and Miss
Helen Gould of the University of
Maryland will give instruction in sec
retarial training.
AS the faculty of the School of Busi-
ness Administration and Government
will be more than double in size what
1t has been in any year past, it is ex
pected that proportionate number of
new courses will be given for those
ma1oring in business administration
and government and those specializing
in only one or two branches.
The debate by the winners of the
intersociety debates of the past
academic year which was to have
been held last night on the subject.
Resolved. That the rules of the
United States Senate should be
amended so as to provide for cloture
by majority rather than by a two
thirds vote" had to be postponed in
definitely because of the inability of
one of the debaters to be present.
Prof. William Boyd Craig is teach
ing English this Summer at the Cen
trail High School
Douglas A Seeley of the second-year
class of the law school has been an
pointed assistant official reporter of
the United States Supreme Court. He
Is assisting now in compiling recent
decisions of the court for official pub
lication.