There was a call meeting of the Executive Gommittee
of State University of Kentucky held in the President's
Office at 11 o'clock AZ M. Tuesday July 29th, 1913.

     Present were, C.B-. Nichols, T.L. Edelen, Hywel
Davi'f-s. R.O. Stoll and C.B. Terrell. President Barker
submitted his written retort as required under the re-
solutions of the Board, setting forth the condition of
affairs at the University since the last meeting of the
Committee.

     The death of Professor James Garrard 'White was report-
ed by the President and the following resolutions were
read and unanimously carried,

     RESOLTUTIONS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMM1ITTEE cF' STATE
     UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY ON THE DEATH OF VICE PRES1
     IDENT JAM.ES GARRARD WHITE.

     James Garrard White has been called by his maker
to his final reward,

     In his death the State University of Kentucky has
lost one of its oldest and most faithful friends and ser-
vants.  He commended his life's work as a teacher within
its walls, and he died holding the office of Vice Pres-
ident. The lines of his life's work were conterminious
with the existence of the institution; they began to-
gether. The forty-fifth annual commencement of the
University was the first of these functions foam which
he was ever absent; while his body was confined by sick-
ness to his bed on the 6th of June, last, his heart and
his mind were on the campus with his boys and girls who
were Joyfully commencing the life he was sadly preparin g
to leave. Next to hi.s immediate family the University
was the idol of his heart and he gave to it his whole
14ife freely without stint. laboriously without complaint.
No man ever possessed to a greater degree than Professor
White those splendid Qualities of mind and heart which so
endear the teacher to the student; he was impartial, patient
and gntle.   Ne student ever apnealed to him for symnathy
and went away without receiving what he asked. Both stu-
dents and faculty loved him and his death was a common MiS-
fortune to Us all.

                  "His life ws gentle, and the elements
                  So-mixed im him that nature might stand u'p
                  And say to all the world 'This was a man*'#.

     BE IT# T'HEREFORE, RES;OLVED by the Executive Committee
that our appreciation of the great loss the University and
the whole State have sustained in the death of Vice Presi-
dent White be srread upon our official records and that a