The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
EXAMINATIONS
At The COLLEGE
Students to be. Put on the Rack
lust Before. Christmas
Holidays.
.cuRIoUsLY WoaDED CARD
Georgian Addresses Remarkable
Communication 10 Presi-
dent Boatw1igllt.
obviously WORDED CARD

Tho schedule for tho examinations Tor
the. faI ,erm have been posted. Two ex-
amiuations are held o., each day limited
10 three hours each, In the morning from
ato L. o'clock, in the afternoon IRONS
TO 4, o'clock. The first examination comes
Monday, December 18th, With history IN
lie forenoon and Latin III the afternoon
On Tuesday, December Goth. VIII come
English and modern languages; Wednes-
day, mathematics and physics and biol
ogy: Thursday, philosophy and Greek
and Friday morning, December sd, chein-
istry and astronomy, thus ending the fail
term work at the stroke of noon.
Examinations in the Bible classes and in
mechanics ana drawing will be appointed
for times agreeable TO the instructors III
charge.
Remarkable Communication.
J college presidents receive many queer
communications from prospective stu
dents. But President cartwright consid-
4 crs the followips.s written upon a postal
card, the most unique and BIZARRE that
+ has ever conc to his object,
II /, or Dear SIR: ITO ono whose nest
rs athcr far out on the cliffs. you VIII
Kindly mail q specimen of the question
(at least in geometry proposed TO candi-
dates for matricuation at any recent
test.H He would woo and win your. q. 81
, degree A VISIT to YOU cttptiNated him.
IlE has been robbed Of his youth, nor has
B he calling other: than the most trans
cendcntally mental. He herds With tel
cgruphs inen'--siil-dyeds, and low-brUWed
villains, who arc sawcd by no moral law
Still his cXchequers ut least gives him a
titlcto pull your latch string next year
Much Of his little mental gatherings have
been won antodductcally. Fora portion
however, he's indebted to his Qatc)
father, an Episcopal clergyman. Hence,
being minus certitication, he must trust
your inqusition and your test hangs over
him like the coffin of LISA
He's a Georgian: q book 3drunkard, too
is nc, or better,stt dollar and forty cents
text manual fend. A modestly dimen-
Stoned tome is his pillow He does the
best he can in his miscellaneous and
bric-a-brac existence to keep his lore
green You will thentlet him feel in adj
vance the pulse Of Some Of your eXac-
tons His Latin ;and Greek are: healthy,
algebra fair, geometry cquivocal, chemis-
try, physics, geology, logic and psychology
moderately good. Have Ss75. Next year
$125 extra Yours most truly. f
Educational Meeting.
Much interest is taken by the college
faculty in the coming educationl meeting
at Norfolk, December 9Th and 1th, OF
which Professor S. q. Mitchell is presi-
dent, President Boatwrght aud Profess
sors S. G. Mitchell and Foushee We're at
the late faculty meeting elected repre-
sentatves OF the college at the meeting.
on Friday morning Professor w, l..
Foushee. ut chapel exercises, maize a
brief speech outlining the function OF the
college monthly magazine, His remarks
We're greeted With marked interest. on the
part of he students. F. t,,t, IS =.4t.
In the Nh Sigma Rho Literary Society
last night Mr.. e. G.. Snead was elected
Nce-president to succeed Mr.. B. w. KEN
llcy, resigned.
Invitations We're yesterday received to
the annual dinner OF the Kentucky Chap
ter of the Richmond College Alumni at
the Gait House, Louisville. Ky. There are
torty-one members Of this chapter, Of
which j. 4, Johnson, NJ. D., is president
K w. o. Carver. q D. ID, professor in the
Louisville Seminary, Is treasurer, and s.
j.. Woody, NJ. D., president OF the Ken
lucky College OF Medicine, is secretary