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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-06-16
WOMAN'S COLLEGE
MAY GOTOSEWANEE
EXECUTIVE BOARD OF uNlVER.
slTY OF SOUTH MAKES PROP
oslTloN TO MISS GILL.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 14.-The
executive board of the University OF
the South has asked Miss Laura
Drake Gill, who contemplates estao'
,ishing a college for woman's higher
education in the South to locate 1t on
the land of the University near seWa'
nee and affiliate it with the Universi-
ty. The land will be donated for the
purpose.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-06-16
PROF. BENTLEY
RE-APPOlNTED
COMMISSIONER PECK AGAIN
NAMES HIM STATE EN-
ToMoLoGIsT.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE Tenn, June a.
State Commissioner OF Agriculture
Peck has re-appointed Prof. G. N.
Bentley, of the State University at
Knoxville, state entomologist
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-06-16
FAIR ASSOCIATION FOR
MAuRY COUNTY ORGANIZED
and THE FAIR |SASSURED
John W. SHELTON ELECTED PRESIDENT AND
GEO. E. MKENNON SECRETARY OF THE
NEW ORGANIZATION AT ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON.

rRoNa DIRECTORS is NAMED AND THE PROSPECTS
ARE BRIGHT FOR THE BEST EXHIBITION HELD IN
THE couN7y-AR7,cLEs OF INCORPORATION APPLIED FOR
AND THE LIST OF SHARE DAILY INCREASING
IN NUMBER-oATEs REMAIN UNCHANGED BUT THE RE-
SERVED SEATS WILL BE ELlMNATED-oEoMAN AND AAR-
Ian VICE PRESIDENTS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-06-16
TRY GOODPASTURE
ON THE y JUNE
ALLEGED eRIsE GIvER TO BE
ApRAloNEp IN THE DAVID
SON CRIMINAL COURT.


specisl to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June ls'-lne
trial of f. c. Goodpastlre' cnaiseu
With attempt to briOe Represents
,,ve Mcdonald. has been set fo- June
~ in Davidson county criminal cur =
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-06-16

mittee of three to report q list of
seven directors who should charter
the fair and have full charge and con.
troll of the association. The motion
prevailed and the chair appointed as
the committee Mr.. Finney, William F.
Anderson and John W. Jackson.
The committee retired and after
brief conference submitted the re-
port recommending the list Of direc-
tors above named. The report was
unanimously adopted and the direc-
tors elected. They were at once au-
thorized to procure a cnarter under
the laws Of the State Of Tennessee.
1t was resolved that the new asso-
citation continue the membership OF
the old in the State Fair Circuit and
also that the original dates be ad-
hered to, no other dates being found
to be available.
There was also manifested a strong
sentiment in favor Of cutting out the
reserved seats. 1t was the opinion ot
those present that it would tend tc
popularize the fair and be more agree
able to the people if no charge were
made for the reserved seats.
1t was also agreed that the prem
ium list for live stock and farm pro
ducts should be increased very ma
e terially.
l. After discussing at length othe
matters Connected with the fair, tn
= stockholders meeting was then &C
journed and the board Of director
were called together.
d SHELTON FOR PRESIDENT.
Directors Name Geo. e. Mckenno
r for Secretary and Treasurer
~ Of Association.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-06-16
SHELTON FOR PRESIDENT.
Directors Name Geo. E. MckennoI
for Secretary and Treasurer
Of Association.

The Board of Directors were called
to order by Chairman Dedman OF the
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CONTINUED on Page Eleven.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

&c cnke Cuticurn Soap 1fc
&c cnkc 471I Glycerine Soap. .I3r1c
DC AXE Ivory Soap... 4c
.5c one-pound Sodium Phosphntc,
In sealed can lie
Goo one-ounce bottle pure Sui
25c bottle TrnglSs Antiseptic
csc one pound Violet Taicum
Powder IN can lac
81 aiilam, the great blood puri-
Pure virgin Lucca olivo OIL, In
pint, quart and gallon unHy the
finest snlad oil on the mnrketD
per pihy ....--. $50. SUc
per quart ........... .00c
r. and $3.50 Fountain Pens. AK.
gold and guaranteed for one
GET 80. % c
35c box JerEen'S Violet and Rose
Taicum Powder, one-pound
81, SI.5O md g. Imported Razors
tGcrman md English makcs),
excellent values ............ .J0c
zoe silvcr-oIountcd Hair Brushes,
good bristles ...............: 0c
:5c bottle GoNnus Pneumonia
ture -.......1 lie
SOC, 5oc md ~ Picture Frames,
oval. cubinct size, In German Sill
yer and gold, Guaranteed
25c, 40c aud zoe
:5c pack linen Playing Cards. I;Jc
Zoe bottle Harlem OIL ......3I:c
zoe T"o-Ernin auininc Pills, 100
zoe one quart hest doubIc-distilIcd
witch Hazel; bring the hottie 21c
25c onc pint Wood or Dcnatured
Alcohol, for the arts or cook
Ing 13c
zoe bag Newport Sen snit, five
pounds each $3.50. DC
@0c box sulphur nnd Cream Tar
tur LozenEcrs DC
Zoe tnr Peroxide Fucc Cream gle
6oc CoIEate's Perfumcs-tllc flo
rnl odors of these triple cx-
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any sire -. 1gc
40c onc-pound Powdered Borlc
Acid, In carton =. Inc
25c "Ttz" for the feet. 1Bc
e5c Traglc's Sore Throat Remedy,
fine for irrftnted thront and
1oc box t1oo) Empty Capsules, nil
&c package PcnnEroyni and Tnn-
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sl.00 bottle La Creole EInir Tonic,
nm elegant preparation TO beau
tify the hntr ................6 Soc
25c Nelson's Hair Dressing Toe
csc TrnsIc's Hair Tonic .ITc
S1.00 IlOoper's Hair Tonic soc
Csc bottle Peroxide Hydrogen, u.
S. r., full strength, 4 o.. &c
i5c jnr Violet Cold Cream. GEc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

sort OF weather that makes this pos
stole does So much for the courts, the
which OF late are beginning to trail
through arbntus and sprouting twigs
that 81 is shame to come too early.
Robert Gerry, who arrived Monday
for fortniShts stay, was but one Of
a dozen CIR so visitors who have coma
IN their private cars recently. The
day prior George w Stevens, Harry S.
Black and Edwin Hawley, each with o
little handful or cronies. had left in
their prlvatc cars, after e gay Easter
party OF five days. MIR. Black had his
old friend. Barklie Henry. whose guest
he was aboard the latter's yacht In
with him, and also Theodore p. Shonts.
while Mr.. Hawley was accompanied by
two former Governors. Myron T. Her
=, rick Of OHIO rs and Dayid R. Francis
trip back to New York by William +.
Sheehnn, who has been here with Mrs.
Sheehan taking sort of rest cure
elected. Mrs Sheehan stayed here,
and is expecting Mr.. Sheehan back
before long
s; Weir Mitchell came down from
Philadelphia a few days ago, and Will
muller. the Austrian ambassador. and
Baroness Hunglemuller have made
reserva tons for the latter part Of the
viii also include Baron and Baroness
Roscnkrantz. who Will visit the latter's
mother. Mrs. George Gunton, In her
villa here Mrs. David Dunlop re-
turned Wednesday, to Barton Lodge,
the villa of Mrs. Seth Barton French,
which she has had under lease during
Mrs. Franeis.s European tour. and Il
Is said will do considerable entertain
Ing shortly. She has been In New
York for month. while her daugh-
ters remained here.
The rest OF the villa colony will
soon be complete. The Fred SterrSs,
who came down with Miss Constance
Robertson for the Easter season and
May to Mr.. and Mrs. a. Howard
Hinckle, Of Cincinnati. Mrs. D. II.
'Holmes. also of Cincinnati will have
the other Sterry villa. Mrs, Calvin
Carlisle Will open her villa the first
OF the month, and whllo Inglecote, the
gals, OF Cincinnati, will be closed
somewhat longer. the family have do
cided to return from their European
"trip. which they began Tuesday much
earlier than they had formerly In
tended and will be here the latter part
Of July.
With William Larned the tennis
champion. who viii later. go to Eng
land, to represent the United States
champions, George. 1vrenn and r. y.
Sears, here, to say nothing OF n host
OF other crack tennis players, some
Emo passes over tho nets were watched
by big gallery almost every day this
week. Several iine sots Of doubles
played by the Messrs. Kenneth and
Evander Schley, c. Tiffany Richardson
and Edmund Rogers, who now have
a cottage hore and hayo perhaps been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
80 : = E24A . q c g. z lI]I., S

'5c Whlsk Brooms .....,....... DC
15c Violet Witch Hazel $1,000. DC
2oc Pure Bristlc Tooth Brushes lie
25c one pint rrnEie's Double Dis
titled Witch Hazel ...........I 4c
zoe Violet Liquid Cream for sun
burn md freckles, makes the
skin as soft ms velvet ..-........11
s5c Hopper's Fatal Food for
cockroaches and water bugs. 1Dc
zoe Peterman'n Roach Food, kills
2oc Dead Sure. Bent on market
for bed bugs md vermine OF all
kindsJ pint bottle. ............ 1eo
zoe Dead Stuck. for bed bugs
'e., In pint tins .:.-..........1 ec
25c Stearn'a Electric Rat and
Roach Paste, drives them out
of the houSe ........
zoe one pint Crude Carbolic .Acid.I0c
Zoe one pound rurc Persian In
sect Powder, nude from the
:5c Hydrogen Peroxide, regular
7. $. l.. strength, In three sizes
$, md S-oz.)... sc, lie. lie
Zoe 20 MnIc-rcum Bornx, In one
pound pncknRrK ........ lie
Zoe .onc-nound pure Sublimed Sal
Pnur .......-.... DC
.5r. one pound pure Gum Cam
Sc Tnnslcfoot sticky Fly Paper,
three double sheets for ... &c
&c Moth Halls. In pound cartons 31sc
.5c BinciS Fling Insect Powder,
Kills neaS and flies, in small
bottles at Sc and lie
15c bird ,fnnnn, for restoring
song md Keeping the bird
nchltny sac
Zoe Flake Nnphthaiine; yer! CON
yenfent for packing; per pound. &c
DOC one pound pure White Alb
sorhcDt Cotton, for surgical
uses ..... &c
35c hottie Pitchers CustorIn ipc
30c hottie Vital Vim; hest for
nerves, blood and general
tonic zoe
soc bottlc Groves Chill Tonic. /. soc
25c bOttic Molt Murine. ..ITc
IIc Blnckhcrry Cordial, for SUM-
ncr complaints
a5c boK pure linen, cloth-fnIsh
Writing Paper, per box. Ire
81 bottle Red SEMI Sarsnpnriiin,
the ideal spring tonic and blood
producer ..... /. 39c
81 bottle Durdock's Tonic Comps;
general good tonic and flesh
buiidcr SOC
soc 3-pnund bar pure Green Cas-
tile soap -...-..... .....-.... 23c
81 CliuIcnl Thermo meters, metal
or hnrd rubber cases, Euarnn-
teed ....... (. 6Oc
25c Tooth Powdcrs-Lyon's, COL
snte's, soLodont, Prophytni,
zoe bottle Beer Wine and Iron. 2Oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

and the bevy of young society girls
they almost Immediately attached
had wonderful time with daily rid
Ing parties. picnics. luncheons at dis
tant farm houses. cross country chases
and nightly dances ut the Homestead,
invaria bly, followed by supper parties
in the grill
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H Weatherbee
and their daughter, Miss May Weather
bee; left several days ago. after q fort
rope the latter part OF next month, to
be gone until fall, and were continu-
Ing here trip through the Middle
Miss Ruth Harrison. OF Cincinnati,
Is entertaining MT. and Mrs w. Aus
tin Goodman and Mrs. Chllds. OF Gin
cinnati. She has Just opened for the
season her villa. which President Taft
occupied when here last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Rubber Goods Dep't

a5e, !. rnre Gum. vulcanized Ice J.,
35c Bull, Nasal Syringe. hard
rubber pipe. soft rubber bulb .lIc
$500 "Nerehes," Combination Hot
Water Bottle and Fountain
Syringe rcd rubber, { pipes.
guaranteed observation-disclosures '4e
$3.50 "Royai'' Red Rubber Com
hination Hot Water Bottle and
syringe. 2 pipes ......... Rios
$500 superb" Combination Sy-
ringe. 3 pipes .... ......... 81 m
$500 Family Hot Water Bottle s1.aa
$3.50 Victoria Hot Water Bot
tie. Para rubber. ..i....... S1.4a
si.25 two-quart Fountain Sy-
r!nse, best rubber. pipes. .a5c
800 two-quart Fountain sy-
ringe, pipes ......... Coo
$3.50 Davol Whirling Spray. SLIGO
75c Arlington" Bulb Syringe. 9
hard rubber pipes ........ .30c
I5c Ice Caps Observation-Disclosures. &c
si.oo Rubber Complexion sponges.o0c
soc Atomizers ..-.....-... soc
75c Atomizers ....... .iac
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

making their visit more of lark than
anybody else al the resort.
MIR. Rogers entertained at large
dinner in the Japanese room of the
Homestead the other night. following
several smaller dinners he. the Schleys
guests at the latter function. which
was one OF the smartest the season has
SO far shown. We're Sir, and Mrs. G..
Maurice Heckscher, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
siah Copley Thaw, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles c. Auchincloss. Miss Alice
Strong, Miss Alice Sargent. Miss Chris
tine Riddle, Miss Helen Y. Judson,
Miss Margaret Behr. Miss Helen MUIR
ply, LXdig Hoyt,. C. Fred Watson. Jar
Wis G. Geer, Arthur Masin Jones, and
the Messrs. Schley and Richardson.
Mrs. Leonard C. Hanna arrived re-
gently. with her son, Leonard c. Hanna.
Dr. who came UP from New Haven on
his Easter vacation, bringing several
Yale classmates along. Mrs. Hanna
was invariably the chaperon for them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

galeties. the Senior Dramatic Club OF
the Institute repeated the perform
ance OF three-aot comedy. The
Widow McGinty," In the German Club
hall Thursday evening. under tho au-
spices of the Bugle Board. This sec
ond entertainment was even better
than the first, and attracted largo
audience OF cadets and out OF town
visitors.
President Barringer has been in
Richmond this week for the meeting
of the State Board OF Education, and
Colonel W. r. Dashiels is in Wash
ington FOR examination for promotion
in the United States Army.
The v. z. I. Glee Club IS away on
weekend trip, giving concerts last
night in Salem and this evening in
Roanoke, the latter under the patron
age OF the William Watts Camp. Con-
federate Veterans.
Professor Harry Gudhoim and In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
EYES OF PEOPLE ARE.
FIXED ON TSARlTSlN
RecaIcitrant Monk Iiiodor Continues
Ia Defy Holy Synod ms Well
-fl'a nM Government
[spoeiai cabls to The Times Dlspatch.l

Especial Cabls to The Times -Dspatchl
ST. Petersburg. April 22.-The eyes OF
the people are fixed on Tsaritsin, where
the. recalcitrant monk 1liodor continues
to defy both the Holy Synod and the
government. The Holy Synod ordered
Bishop Hermogen to remove Iliotor
from tho monastery and to hand him
over to the lay authorities. The bish-
op telegraphed to the Holy Synod and
to Stolypin warning them that in the
event of the employment OF force tragic
consequences were inevitable.
Notwithstanding the large number OF
police and Cossacks. 1lIodor's fervent
followers, numbering thousands. have
sworn TO not allow his arrest, and
they are prepared to lay down theii
lives In that cause. Guards md patrols
have been formed and are on duty day
and night, the principal organizer be-
Ing n priest and his chief-of- staff an
ex-soldler. The potential champions of
Iliodor have boon selected from among
the strongest carriers and porters. None
except the known local faithful are
admitted to the church.
Regular rounds by torchlight are
made In the monastery to make sure
that there are no police concealed there
From the bellfry will BIO raised an I'M
mediate alarm in the cent OF an incur
sion. Three doors leading to the sane
tuary, are heavily bolted and barred
and subterranean exit has been pre-
pared to enable Iltodor to escape In
the Inst extremity.
The monk Is III and spends tho nights
In his cell; but no appears in church
daily. when the building becomes SO
thronged that II Is impossible to raise
hand to mako the sign of tile cross.
Addressing the congregation Iliodor
compared his followers TO the early
Christian martyrs. whose example he
urged thom 20 follow. to dig graves for
themselves In tho monastery. and to
await death. Thousands OF voices ro-
sponded with the church battlecry God
is with us" Tho defenders OF the monk
are obtaining their meals from the
monastery kitchen, and the rcfectory is
overlowing Soup and bread Is served
In the open air.
In February, TiIodor provoked action
from tho authorities by preaching the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Toilet Goods Dept

25e Prophytol: Liquid Powder or
s5c Arnica Tooth soap ~. .1okc
25G Tragle's Antiseptic Tooth
wash FL. ..16c
soc Charles Flesh Food. .4Io
25s Palmer's Violet Cream. nnc
TOT the skin 1ac
CSC Rosaline tPray's) .1Dc
SOC Ongaline (Pray'e) .30c
Hudnut's Sachet Powder, all
odors, por ounce ..............o Doc
Willow Sachet Powder. per OF .a5c
Zoe Colgate's Florida water. .45c
100 Wordsworth's violets OF Sic
lly, per ounce $50
6oc Wordsworth's Blue Lily. per
unee observation-disclosures. .85c
75c Hubigant's Toilet Water. soc
75c T'rnglc's yiolets Of Virginia,
most lasting and delightful
perfume, per ounce ....... :. zoe
l5c Violet Ammonia. one pint
bottle Observation-Disclosures. lie
sl.oo Bath spongcs .4oc
15c Pomadc for the hair. s1sc
&c Tetlow's Gossamer ,.......2 zoe
25c Woodberry Facial Powder. :0c
sloo Pinaud's Toilet Water. .Goc
25c Dentacura Paste .I0c
25c Euthymol Paste 17c
soc Parkor's Hair Balsam. $40
Sl.oo Hooper Hair Restorer. J. .68r
ooc Quinine Hair Tonic .1Oc
soc Ok Marrow Pomade 3oc
soc Capa1aris -. soc
soc Walnutta Hair Stin.. SIC
S1.5o Oriental Cream .sI.15
15c Magnolia Balm .50c
soc Hines Honey Almond Cream.41c
csc Euthymol Cream .1oc
25c Lyons Tooth Powder. ~. .1sc
Csc Rubifoam ..1c
25c sozodont Powder and Paste 1os
25c Frostilla IN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

U. S. r., full strength, u OF lie
.5c Trngle'h Syrup Tar, wild
cherry and Tulu, fne for
coughs and colds ........ Ice
10c cake Jergen'n Violet Glycc-
75c bottle snntaloids istearnsj .4Tc
loc Sulphur and Cream Tartar
Zoe Patterson's Toothschc Wax. Go
16c Zee Brand Root Beer. .....Tc
Zoe Camphor Ice, in tubes OF
300 bottle Willow Almond Oream.1oc
zoe bottle Arnicn Cream .-... .17c
i0c Transparent Glycerine Soap. &c
zoo Infant Syrtnges Tic
2oc Ear and Ulcer SyringcU. j. (. 100
soc Alcohol Stoves Ohio BeEmont) zee
Zoe Bixbyic Russet Shoe Polish. &c
I0c Htxby's Black Shoe Polish 7c
MOO Zinc Douche Pans Soc
Soc Tooth Brushes "Reminiscences Toe
DC Medicine Droppers ........... &c
7 25c breast Pumps .... .19c
sI.0o bottle TnstcIess Cod Liver
~, " .,..,.........I.:. -: ......- coo
SI.00 Vintonc, n fine tonic. ~. .5Oc
a5c box Dink's Dyspepnin Tablets.ITc
25c box zymoie Trokcys. Ire
DC , cnke Sweetheart sonP. ........ &c
t0c can Cedar Brand Tnlcum
fo"der .'.......-...... Sc
&c bottle Iron Glue .31sc
sI.o0 T.. II. Iron and Alum Water 83c
e.Vo Comp. Syrup Hypophos-
pnitcs 4Qc
&c Chewing Gum ..... .35Ic
toe Cherry Cough Drops, ounces
Tor .......... Sc
&c, 1Oc and roc boxes Chloride
Line. &c. &c and lie
"Ic pound box Japanese or Orien-
tint Packing Cnpphor t0c
21c one pound Pure Milk Sugar,
In sealed boz ISc
Sc Absorbent Cation &c
ioc Gnuzc DnndHgc &c
.25c AtOmizcr Bulbs ..... .1Oc
Zoe Cuttcic Skin md Complexion
sonp ............. lie
2hc Dressing Combs lie
lIc Dressing Combs ............ DC
10c cake Ron Ami .%c
Zoe cake Snpolio 7Mc
&c Da.ttlsDn's Nippleg, any styIe.31.c
J5c Eyebrow Pencils 7Jsc
Doc HofY's Malt with Iron. ale
Csc 1-pOund Pure Pnrnhnc Wax lie
Sc Petroleum Jelly, 2-oz. size Sc
Zoe Petroleum Jelly, 5-oz. size., Go
zoe Petroleum Jelly, 10-ox. size. DC
10c bottle Sewing Machine Oil 31.c
lie and 25c Shnving Brushes. &c
Ice CnuBtic Pencils Dc
Zoe Stypic PcnciiB ...... &c
Zoe Emery Bourds, IL In box. &c
16e Sherzon Linen BOX Paper. &c
S5c Whiting Box Paper ~. .17c
35c 1-lb. Sewtonc Linen Paper. .1Tc
Zoe Newtone linen Envelopes. ~. &c
Zoe Writing Pnds. 7c
Zoe Envelopes ..... &c
10c Souvenir Writing Tablet. >. .44lc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
NEARLY 500 STUDENTS
ENROLLED AT v. p. L.
Current Number of the Bulletin Issued
AS Yearly Catalogue af
the College.
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Blacksourg, va, April ss.-The cur
Poiytechnic Institute. has Just been
Issued as the yearly catalogue OF the
college for 10J0-1911. While the ITO
pages contain matter chiefly of inter-
there Is also much of value to the
people OF Virginia who are concerned
with the progress of work In the in
stitutions of the State.
In the college, q 3 shown by the
catalogue. there are thirtyseven mem-
hers OF tho faculty, twelve Instructors
seventeen student assistants and thir-
teen officers OF ndmnistra ton, the
latter employed with the routine OF the
various departments. inflrmary, dining
hall and laundry.
There are T. grsdua ate students s.
agriculture and 80 in the apprentice
school. The total number OF students
enrolled this year is Al, this. with
the 81 taking the farmers short course
have received instruction here this
session.
Statistics OF the students given show
that Virginia leads, with At. and fvo
republics of Costa Rica, Cubn, Ecuador.
Holland and Panama. Like all other
colleges and universities, v. P. I. has
sustained a slight decrease in attend
raising Of tho requirements for en-
trance. the increase here being from
seven to ten units. Announcement ia
made in the catalogue that after next
session the apprentice school will be
discontinued. the agricultural high
schools established throughout the
state making this course no longer
necessary. improvements are to be
made next year In the courses OF BIOL
ogy, agriculture and mining on gin eor-
Ing. among others. q
as a contribution to the Easter wcek
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
MANY EASTER GUESTS
AT THE HOT SPRINGS



Hot Springs Va. April 22.-While
the Easter holidays were a pnrticu-
larry gay period at the Virginia Hot
Springs, It is the remainder OF April
and first ten days OF May that Will
SEQ about the most fashionable season
OF the year here, scarcely excepting
october. for which the resort Is so
famous. People in society, who jour.
ney to the Homestead at least twice
in. each twelve months extensively 10
take the "kur." but really because II
healthy habit were not much in evil
dence until a week or so ago. for they
have come to know that 1t is we'll out
of regard for good weather to wait
until late in the spring,
From now on. most every day Will
be suitable for the luxury of hot sun
baths at the little refreshments tables
on the lawn. between the club house
and the tennis courts and the snme
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Brush Department

l5c Tooth Brushes &c
&c Tooth Brushes lie
Soc Prophylactic Tooth Brushes. .25r
I've NAH brushes .............. BIC
soc Nall Brushes .a5c
Soc White Handle Nail Brushes 23c
Toe White Handle Nall Brushes. .30c
S5c Hair Brush. good birtsles. lee
soc Hair Brush, good bristies. zoe
T5c Hair Brush. good brlstles. .4oc
sl.25 Hair Brush. extra good bris-
ties Observation-Disclosures. Csc
$3.50 Hair Brush. extra good
bristles ...............- S1.10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Candy Specials

Iuyier'4 Candy, q, 4, 2,s mud )
pounds, fresh duly; pound Soc
Our Celebrated Dorothy Choco-
latcs, regular Coo mixture. .30c
Our Rose Chocolate Mixture, reg
ulnr 4Dc kind ..............2 II C
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Medicine Department

800 90 Green Mountain Asthma
s1.o0 Sharpe Dohme Tonic IIy
pophosphites -............... sec
500 santal Mildly Capsules. .....75c
.l.oo wyeth's Beef, Wine and
iron ..-.-....- .o5c
Ice Slalena Salve .........-....6is &c
5oc Pazo Ointment ........ ....3 6c
Coo Pyramid Pile Ointment. ...37c
SOC Duval and Norton's Horse
Tonic observation-disclosures. 36c
800 Mrs. Joe Pearson's Blood
AcitleOy DC
Soc samoae; nesh-producer. 37c
sl.75 8. g. 8. for the blood. ...s1.a5
Sl.oo Wampole's Hydrophost
3 pnlteS -....i.......- ..I9c
SOC Purcell & Ladies Hypo
phosphites ..............-..- 39c
sl.oo Bakers Premium Bitters. csc
25c I.ithia Ia blcts. ........... .I4c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

structor Frederick RedlIch. OF the de-
partmcnt OF drawing. Will conduct a
summer school I'm drawing at tho In
stitute. tho term to begin June 10 and
continue for six and eight weeks.