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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-02
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jeho pfsar. Max Sc ihned vzpa-
matoval a podival sc primo Ma
soudni dredniky, zatim CO Ro-
bert z Bois-Helieru pfistoupil i
hned k nemu. Max odpovedel
klidne.
"Myslim, ze jsem Sc nikdy
nezachvel, pane, a take ne pri
bolesti, kterou dnes citim. MIj
rritel Jiri il. byli jsme vzdy
mySlenkou ma smrt smireni.
U vojaka musi to tax byt.'
A Sc vzlastni bojovnosti vro
zenou jeho rase dodal:
"Prosim vas pane, abyste nj
ihned vysvetlil -"
Krecovity smich Vilema Lu-
reaua jej preruSil:
"Vedel jsem to prece. ze od-
povi Sc vzdorem, pane proku-
r&tore!'
"Racte mi rici, pane proku-
ratore." pravil Max klidt.e,'
proc nam tn cest mluviti s va
mi nebo s timto otcem, ktery Sc
stal ze zarmutku nepricetnym.
Ale Max nedbal zadne opa-
trnosti.
'Dosti toho Spehovani," pro
hlasil pysne. "Miluji verejnost
otevrene iednani. Ponevadz
mi zde, ma tomto miste, "a TAX
trudnych pomeru. rikate verej
ne ia slova. prosim, abyste nj
dal verejne vysvetleni".
Nez. ku podivu, zatim CO o.
tee ieho stal sc svou dcerou sko
ro uskostlive stranou. pristUu-
pila mala cizinka, krasna Mer-
cedcs k muzi ktereho dav po-
cal povazovati iiz "a zlocince,
avsak Max to nepozoroval, od-
strcil dokonce i Roberta a po-
kracoval:
"Mluvte pane pred tGlesnou
schrankou meho pritele.'
"Dovolte mne, pane, abych
vas I'D to upozornil, ze sc halite
zatim co vas jeste nikdo ne
obvinoval -
"Zadne slovni hricky, pane,
ty nalezeji vasemu povolani.
Adybych $ pouhG shovivavosti
ncbyl uposlechl rad sv6ho pri-
tele pana z Bois-Helieru, byl
bych jiz davno postal domu ty
|pbozaky. ktere mi pc ctrnactc
dnu vesite na patty. Ostatne ii
nemaji zadn5 zodpovednosti.
Vase zodpovednost jest vsak
velika, pane, ponevadz jste Sc
odvazil tax Sc mnou mluvit.'
Oci prokuratorovi zasvitily.
ale ton jeho hlasu znel odme-
rene. kdyz opakoval:
! 'Jak Sc hattie, panel"
"Neni vase chovani a nejsou
vase slova obzalobou?'
"Nikoliv, pane, obzaloba ne
vznasi Sc tax rychle. A jen ten
dy. kdyz soud ma urcite duka-
zy viny. ale ami V tom psipadc
ncmaii platnosti, pokud osoba,
eodezrela ze zlocinu, neni po-
Grobena vyslechu.'
"Zlocinu?"
| Max pokr6il pohrdave ramc
Iny.
"Neobvinuji vas jeste, pane.
pokracoval prokurator. "mu-
sim vas vsak k svemu politova-
|ni dat zatknout pon6vadz iste
podezrelym vrazdy sveho phi
tele Jiriho Lureaua."
"Ale to je hnusne." zvolal
markyz pristoupil k svemu sy
novi o krok blize. Pane proku-
ratore, Wy jste obeti tlachu 20
hoto uboheho cloveka, jenz je
napolo blazen!
Zdvihl zat'atou pest proti Vi
lemovi Lureau, jenz klidnG od.
! povedel:
IN NebyIo tfeba dlouheho tia.
chant. pane markyzi. Pani Cd
soudu potrebovali NIT jen ote
vrene oci. Nemuzete prece O
cekavati. re kdyz vas syn zabi'
lie meho. re obdrzite "a to po
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-02

vyhlidky. Kdyz zacala drazba,
.setkal jsem Sc S dvema souperi,
kteri nesli Sc patrne Ia stej.
rym dmyslem jako ia. Stral-
krans zvit9zil. Statek nalezi je.
mu.
Osn nedel je tomu, co jsem
sc do domu Liedgrenova presto
hoval. Pc celych tech osm ne
lei vidal jsem Bertu denpe, a
poznal, ze ma cele zemi jest jen
jedina zena, kterou bych mohl
milovat, a tou jest Berta.
Pres to vsak obiral jsem Sc
is jinou a Bert6 vsemozn6 sc
Ivyhybal.
Ia druha jest devce osmna-
|ctilete, meho predslaveneho
dcera Gertruda. RozhejCkana
a dosti hezka, nema prece VIA
'stnosti takove, ably zajimala.
|VyhledavAm jeji spolecnost
.ien proto, ze neustale mluvi o
Berte.
Mysli sc vubec, re jsem We
!roval.- Gertrude svou naklon-
most, ale skutecne bych ihned
odstoupil a nedrzel Sc il po bo-
ku, kdybych jen ponekud zpo-
zoroval, re by chtela byti mne
naklonera.
Hraju V dome tom neobycej
tny pro mne ukol. totiz ten, ze
81 mne danny malo vSimaji. Hra
be Stralkrans mne zcela vyti-
! ski. Vystoupi-li hrabe, vsech IT,
cast pozornost jsou k nemu
puolany, my mladi lide hra-
;eme pri tom ulohu Skolaku,
kterych 81 nikdo temer me-
|vsima.
Podari-ii sc mi, baviti Bertu
q Gertrudu rozpravou, vsecker
doiem jake by setrel. lakmile
'hrabe Sc objevi. Gertruda v je
he spolecnosti zapomma, ze sc
'havila sc mnou. TAX jest pouta'
HI ieho rozmluvou. HrabG pax
ada sc byti pro hczkou divku
velmi zaujat.
| Chovani jcho X BcrtG jest od
merene a obfadne. S Gcrtru'
}Gou ale zachazi S takovou srdt
cnosti, ze zd;l Sc, jako by 81 j
j ibyl vyhlednul, ably byla anu po
itcchou V ieho samote.
A precc muz ten kdysi mlu
Nil X Bert6 mluvou lasky, a te'
mer 81 zoufal, kdyz nemohl;
lmu vemovati srdce ma vzajem
| Nevysvetlitelna promenli'
lNost srdce lidskeho!
Berta chova sc k hrabeti ia
lko ku kazdemu - klidne, pri
vetivG zdvoiile.
! LicdgYen podoba Sc, jako b,
Sc zamestnaval rozmotani:,
Ivelmi zapleteneho procesu. 0,
IVsecky stiha zrakem Svym
'mnc pax We zdvofilosti me
Gertrude povzbuzuie a patrn
neni $ castymi navs4evami hr'
'betc ma Broviku spokojen.
Neni treba .abys mnc polka
dial IA Samolibeho, reknu-li q
Liedgrcn vidcl by mas - mn
a Gcrtrudu - vckmi rad slouc
ny. Toto sve mineni dial mi pi
lis patrnG ma jevo, nez abyc
,tomu byl neporozumel. Bohl
acl neni mi lze vyhov6ti jeh
pranim.
> kdyby me srdcc' bylo voln'
:, ,,'snad by ma jesitnost a ctiz;
dost svcdly mne ,abych podd;
:, sc jarmu, ktcre ma mne otcc Vi
:. ziti hodla. ia vsak nemohu
. Eechci ozeniti Sc jeho dcerol
ostatne zjevna naklor,nost Ct
" ;trudina k hrab6ti V tom ohled
= jiz rozhodla.
= kdo vsak muze vGdGti, jest
ze Bcrta, al nahlednc, jak vrt
;. ;, che il miluji, mou pritulnoS
= nebude dojata konecn6 bu(
:, mne venovati lasku svou, Z
- ltorOI1I hych " tonofo ok y m
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PRODAM dun o IL svetnicich,
vniti'ck move dekorovan, lot je
g.: 33 phi 1873 str. Haste sc V {.
1656 Gallup Ave.
III
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NEJLEPSf a nejrychleisi ce-
mcntOvou praci udela Yam An
ton Hess, 4O1S Trumbull. Tel.
Union 1872 Il. 4-17
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PRlJME Sc schopny bushel-
man okamzite. Haste sc v &.
1O42 Huron Rd. mezi E. 9th a
Euclid Ave.
4-6
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PRONAJME Sc. 20 allru. !:

PRONAJME ST. 20 alsru. y
mile od Garfield Parku. pobli-
ze mestske poulicni kary, IL
rokojoyy dunn, mestsk;l voda,
Clcktrickc svetlo, zachod a vo.
da V dome. Diva ovocne sadly.
akr vinice, velicc urodnC. Pod
minky vclicc prijatclny. Anna
Masl, 1866 yych. AZ ul.
e4--19
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FARMA @ 10 akrech, 10 mil
cd squaru, proda sc neb vymc-
nj ia mestsky majetek Jc tam
velky dun, zahrada, dobytck.
auto, 7 akru lesa a RUNE hos
podarskG nafadi. Cena pro ten
to tyden pouze $500.
4 "A
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PRONAJME Sc byt s koupel-
nou Sc vSim zaiizenim. Haste
Sc V {. 1850 Coath Ave. blize
Corlelt Skoly. 4-4
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PRIJME Sc zrucny papirovac.
Haste sc Kar. Bernreitera,
1919 Quincy Ave.
IA
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PRODAM stro.ny lady cigars,
tez diva parry kraliku, velke zlu
te stralSace. Haste SC V {. 40O3
E. So ul. z Harvard.
4-3
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PRODA Sc dunn 6 svetnicich
Sc vsim zarizenina. Haste Sc V
(. 1907 +. 1T ui.
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PRIME Sc domovnik pro sin
Sokoiovnu Sokola Cleveland.
Podninky sdeli Vac. Novy,
1926 Woodland Ave.
4-8
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
How to Make Good Tea.

Tea should be Infused. not boiled, az
boiling destroys the delicate flavor.
The water should always be freshly
boiled. The tea infusion should not be
allowed to stand upon the tea leaves
more than four or five minutes.
BE sure that the teaspot is perfectly
clean and after scalding allow it to
dry thoroughly before putting in the
tea leaves.
Pour the freshly boiling water over
the leaves. replace the cover and allow
1t to stand two or three minutes.
One teaspoon OF tea leaves to a cup
OF water is usually considered fair
proportion. II stronger infusion is
desired secure 1t by using a larger
proportion of tea and not by sleeping
Tea college style" Is served with
rubbed over the outer surface OF
oranges or lemons.
When sweetened with rock CANDY II
is known as Syracuse tea"
With cream and sugar is the favor
tie way OF serving tea in England
In New York just now 1t is bccom-
ing popular TO add two or three cloves
TO each cup of tea.
Russian tea" calls for the addition
OF slices of lemon. lemon juice or pre-
served Strawberries. In America this
~ initiated by the use of lump sugar
and candied cherries.
TO make Jamaica tea" add one-half
teaspoon OF good rum to each cup
hawaiian tea" with preserved pine
apple cubes and sugar, is another do
liciouS way OF serving the beyerare
that is RAPIDLY growing I'm popularity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Curvature of
Human Spine
May Be Regarded as
Elastic Rod With Mamy
Segments.
by BRICE nELDEN, NJ. ID,

Ono OF the commoncst of acquired
deformities Is curvature OF the spine.
Tho human spine may be regarded as
an elastic rod. formed OF many seq
ments called vertebrate. and possessing
normally an S-shaped curve. when
looked at from either side There is in
addition. u slight lateral curve when
the spine is inspected from behind.
When any of these normal curves
are exaggerated we speak OF scol!osis
van ABNORMAL increase in the lateral
curVe); lodrosis Can exaggerated for
ward curvc) and HYPNOSIS tan abnor-
mally pronounced backward curve).
In lateral spinal curvature. which
Is cac cofnmoncst OF the three varie-
twisting OF the vertebrate upon each
other. II the child stands erect on an
even surface, with Zee; close together.
II viii DO noticed that one Of his
other. Round shoulders and forward
inclination OF tho head are generally
found associated with lateral curva
ture. Careful examination Of the spine
Itself reveals the distortion.
Lateral curvature results either from
bad posture or from onc-sided muscu-
lar strains as when one foot is weak or
fiat.
strengthen the weakened group Of mus
cles and to correct the defornity by
suitable exercises. The crawl" treat
ment has been very succe ssiul in pos
tural curvature. Going on "all fours
daily In monkey fashion, is Srea;
Swimming is ono OF the most useful
exercises In the treatment OF spinal
curvature.
Tho wearing OF apparatus IS seldom
curvature, particularly n the cases are
taken in hand carly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
WHEN COMPANY APPEARS
PREPAREDNESS IS BEST
Young Housewife Should Be Ready
When Husband Unexpectedly
Brings Guests Home.
HAVE AN EMERGENCY SHELF
Into Special Box Should Go Table
cloth, Napkins and Best Table
Doilios-Canncd Goods and Crack
ers Should BE There.
BY LoRETTO c. LYNCH.

Every young housewife comes to a
time when the man OF the house brings
dinner. And II one is not prepared for
the emergency and Is some distance
from the stores. embarrassment is sure
enough to plan for just this sort OF
thing.
Select shelf in the cupboard. line it
with paper and keep it sacredly. as an
emergency shelf. Put into box your
best company table cloth. six napk ins
and your best table doilies. Have a
few cans Of evaporated milk. soup.
some peas, corn, asparagus or any 9TH or
vegetables. Canned tomatoes and can
ned tomato soup lend themselves to
many manipulattons in cooking, and
might well be found on any emergency
shelf.
Canned chicken. mushroom. pi-
mentos. salmon. tuna. shrimp, lobster
or crap offer number Of possibilities.
Biscuit and Crackers.
It is advisable to have a package
OF soda b scuit and sweet crackers as
well AS package of prepared flour
There should be few cans OF fruit
and glass OF two OF jam. Sailed
almond in glass and bottled olives al
ways lend a festive touch TO any com
pany meal. A small container OF pre-
pared marshmallow whip will often
turn an ordinary dessert into a real
One particularly emcient young
houseWif. l know goes SO far as to
keep two or three guest towels and n
ot OF untouched soap as we'll as big
coverall apron on this shelf. She tells
me she can prepare a company dinner
Tor four on moments notice and cook
and serve 1t within half an hour. She
Is always careful. however, to replace
each thing taken from this shelf next
day. and in this way she is never
caught short.
She has half dozen company menus
on cards 80 that there isn't even a
m oment lost in planning Here ia one
OF her company dinners:
Menu for Company Dinner.
Cniued owes Sailed Almonds
Cream OF Celery Soup
Baked Chicken Pie
Rics Green Peas
Asparagus Salad
Peaches With Marshmallow whip
Sweet Crackers
When she had fresh milk on hand
she used 1t. Two cups OF evaporated
milk and another cup of water were
added to the canned celery SOUP and
the whole heated with lump of but
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
FARMVILLE NORMAL

pa r r. wner j., Nov: During the
me Observance OF American speech
Training School. November TO 8.
me object OF the celebration. which is
S 80 De carried I5dn gu, out an oyer the United
tional Council OF teachers OF English,
IL 70 arouse interest and pride in the
national language az it is used in
daily life, and in the Improvement Of
the american speaking voice
The exercises in the Normal School
are under the leadership OF the senGor
English class and their Instructor. j.
~ ~ era GrainEer. who Is the. Virginia re-
n Ine work In the Training school is
seniorh
OF the Y, W. c. 4. for the south e'A At.
antic Field. visited tho schooi Last
Tuesday. She spoke, to the students
RECEPTION eSSs y inc t and was endered
morning she spoke ut Chapel
The delegates from this school to
the Tsiennial Student Conferences to
her 81 to January I. are as follows:
Misses Ethel Iders!eeve. Mary Finch.
LILY Thorahi!i, Elizabeth Moring.
Trace Stover and President Jarman.
health campaign in Prince Edward
County. and has made number OF
county. Our object OF the C caInpsi Tne
IS 10 get public nurse for the town
tn, The Normal 10 School had a prominent
Which took place Thursday and Fri
school entered the contests and ex-
f hefs rr and ever ana 1900 pupils from
wero entered for the parade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
ter and a little salt and pepper.

ter and little salt and pepper.
Canned chicken cut into irregular
pieces and mixed with mushrooms. a
little grated onion and couple of
cups OF weli-seasoned white sauce.
were the foundation for the chicken
pie. The mixture was placed in indi-
vidual casserole dishes. a biscuit crust
made by rubbing tablespoon of but
ter into haif-cup OF prepared flour
and moistcning tie mass to soft
dough was patted out and placed over
each pie. Ten or twelve minutes is
enough for these in hot oven. A few
leftover cold boiled potatoes may be
diced and added to the pie CLING.
do Painting With MIX.
BY painting over the top of the
crust with milk before baking an appc-
tizing brown color is quickly OBJ
tanned.
AS to management-it is best to
put to boil a large tea kettle of water
first. Open the cans and empty the
contents into china dishes to air. Was
and put the rice to boil. Lay the
table. Prepare the biscuit dough. Make
and put to bake the pies. Prepare
and set to table the dessert. Heat
the peas and make the soup. Serve
the soup and start the coffee. BY the
time you return to the kitchen with
the soup plates the coffee will be ready
The rest OF the dinner is easily served
and does not necessitate the hostess
leaving the table but perhaps once for
the coffee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
COMB SAGE TEA IN !!
HAIR TO DARKEN II.
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Keep Her Locks Dark,
Glossy, Beautiful.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkenlng gray,
streaked and faded hair Is grand
mothers recipe. and folks are again
using 1t to keep their hair good.
even color. which Is quite sensible. Rs
We are living In an age when n youth
ful appearance Is OF the greatest ad-
vantage.
Nowadays. though. we don't have tho
troublesome task Of gathering the sage
and the mussy mixing at homo. All
drug stores sell tho ready-to-use prod
uct improved by the addition Of other
ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" It is very popu-
lar because nobody can discover It has
been applied. Simply moIsten your
comb or soft brush with II and draw
this through your hair, taking on,
small strand ct a time; by morni4k
tho gray hair disappears. but what d.
lights the ladies with wyeth's Sage
and SULPHUR Compound Is that, besides
beautifully darkenlnE tho hair afterfA
few applications. II also produces thas
SOFT luster and appearances OF abun.
dance which 10 so attracttyo.---Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02

Cinnamon is used with fruit as
apples, bananas. peaches and pears; in
cakes, pies, buildings. candies. pickles
and yeast roll. The flavor of CHINA
mon and of cloves is very agreeable in
any mixture in which chocolate is used
Gloves are used in the same combi-
nations as cinnamon. with the excep-
ton OF yeast rolls. says a writer in
used occasionally in soup, especially
cloves are often pressed into a baked
ham near the end of the cooking;
Ginger Is agreeable with fruit and
in cakes, pies, pudd inss, pickles and
candy. Ginger is the favorite' spice
for pumpkin pies and Indian Corn
meaD ,puddings:, 1t is often used in
these dishes with cinnamon.
Mace Is the outer husk OF the nut
meg, and in favor differs but little
from nutmeg. The French use a dash
or grating Of nutmeg in many meat
and fish dishes. Mace is sold in
powdered form and in blades" or
shreds. The shreds are used in soup.
Both nutmeg and mace are used in
cakes. pies. buildings. custards. veEe-
tables and pickles,
Mustard is used in sauces and salad
dressings with beans, cheese. fish.
meats and pickles.
Pepper (black. paprika. cayenne)
may be used in all dishes of vegetables.
cheese. eggs, fish or meat: also in
soups. salads and pickles: Black pep
per is usually preferred with vegetables
and parika with cheese.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
HOLLINS COLLEGE

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
HOLLINS COLLEGE. VA, Nov. L.
The Green and Cold" is the namo OF
the new tea room that is being set up
at tho Old mclaughlin store by the
Alumnae Association of the college.
Sunday afternoon the Hollins COL
lege Choir. seventy one strong, sang at
the big mass-meeting in Roanoke at
tho Academy OF Music. The meeting
was in the interest OF the $4,000, 900
campaign OF the Baptsts.
Tho Iiollins faculty and students
gave over 5000 TO the Jewish relief
fund.
The lecture the other evening in the
College Chapel on "Thackeray" by
DR.. Leon Henry Vincent, OF Boston, was
counted by many the best lecture de-
liyered for some time at IIollins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Fly and Spider.

Tho ichneumon fly Of Ceylon Is the
natural enemy Of the spider. This
resembles wasp. It makes its nest
in we'll worked clay. and then goes on
a hunting expedition for spiders. a
scientific sting, injects, some poison,
less spider. who is then carried off to
the nest and there fastened with q
dab of moist clay. Another and another
victim is brought to this chamber OF
horrors. Then the mother ny proceeds
to deposit her eggs one in the body
of each spider. This done, she returns
more clay and builds up the entrance.
Then she commences new cell. which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
V.P.I.'s ENROLMENT IS
GREATEST IN ITS HISTORY
Tech" Has 742 Men on It's Students
List, Showing Great
Growth.
OPPOSE OBJECTIONABLE DANCES
German and Cotillion Clubs at
Blacksburg Adopt Resolution
Placing Themselves on Record
Against Vicious Innovations.
OPPOSE OBJECTIONABLE DANCES
Especial to The Times, Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times-:Dispatch.l
BLACKSBURCi, VA, Nov. 1!--The to-
tai enrolment to date for the session
1920 at the Virsinaa POLYTECHNIC
year In the matter OF attendance is
possible, as that was not q normal year
because OF tho Students Army Train
ing Corps. but the following COMPARE
son as 10 enrolment in iOrmer years
on October 20 illustrates the increase
there mas been In the number OF stu
dents 80 Tar this session.
In 1917 COS men were enrolled. in
and in isis. 500.
Make-Up OF student Body,
In the present student body there
are sixteen post-graduates. eighty
sophomores. twenty-iouf fresnme en-
sixteen second two-year agriculture
men. twelve special soldiers and SAD
ors and fifty-four rehabiIitated men.
The latter are at the college under
special arrangement wsch thu War
department fo< certain work
On registering each man Is required
10 indFatc MS preference in the mat
Ter OF church, and a compilation OF
with tho Methodist denomination. 1874
with the Baptist. 13l with the Pres
byterian. loS with tho Episcopal thir-
twenty three with the Lutheran, sig
teen With the Catholic and thirty
nine allied with various other
branches OF tho church.
science Club Reorgnnixed.
The '. P. L Science Club has been
rsorSanfLed for the year with DR.. A
W. Drinkard, Jr.. as president: Louis
Snahghnessy. as vice-presdent h.
y; Fromme. secretary treasurer; J. w.
Watson and J. 8. A Johnson. memoe RS
Of council. Tho first meeting for the
session was hold this week, with an
I = by the retiring president. DR..
Dr.. J. S. Nicholas. of Charlottesville.
comes 70 V. Z. l. as associate with DR..
G; chrisman in the department of
se.dnn1ay science; Or. Nicholas is a
nary college, class of 1917. served two
years as veterinarian IN the army,
served on the stock purchasing board
oI me soVernment and made TWO trips
10 France while in the service.
To Take Hhodes EXAMINE ton.
1homas Cary Johnson. associate IN
the department. or rhetoric. has gone
20 axe the examination Cor the
graduate Of Hanpdcn- Sidney and the
Univsrsity of Virginia, and a son OF
Or Thomas Cary johnson, professor in
inc Union Theological Seminary. Rich
mond.
:, Teh following resolution. signed by
r. NJ. Sampson. president Of the V. =.
German CLUB. and r. A. JEFFREY
president OF the Cotillion Club is pub
Tech:
we. tho members of tho German
and Cotiliton cubs. realizing that tho
STANDARDS of dancing are being i'm
o! certain dances. notably the cheek
dance and 'shimmy.' desire 10 plac.
ourselves on record as opposed to
these forms OF dancing. with the hope
thht THIS action may be a help in
placing dancing on tho plane Il should
enjoy In this State"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
A Relieving Process.

At q stage rehearsal the principal
lady came on the stage dressed in
walking-out costume, and began tc
sing her great song. my dear" cried
the manager. you are surely not going
to sing with YOUR veil on?" "Of course
or az soon as have f,nished - " Nav
to meet friend" But singing with
a veil on" expostu!ated the manager
We'll, we'll" he added in n resigned
strain your voice."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
InanroEed Tin-

Jameson had had a day off. and
when he returned to the office tho
following morning his colleagues
discounted.
"Everything went wrong" Erum-
How was that? one asked.
Ever go fishing with a girlr'
"Once."
did she protest against hurting
the fish,"
mo. She said she was sure they
were perfectly happy. because they
were all wagEing their tailsr