DAY, JAMES ROSCOE

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 6
an American educator, 6. in ville, Me. He studied for the and was ordained to the Episcopal Church in 1872. Two later he graduated from College. After serving as pastor several churches in New England, became chancellor of Syracuse sity, In 1873. As a result of his Syracuse became one of the universities in the United States. Day was well known for his utterances. He opposed Theodore velt in several of his policies and opposed also the policies of Wilson in relation to the World In 1904 he refused an appointment bishop of the Methodist - Church. He was an ardent defender the Standard Oil Company and cers, several of whom were strong porters of the University. He as chancellor on June 14, 1922, was the author of a number of labor and other topics.
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