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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

White Spanish Peanuts for seed,
also North Carolina, King early big
ho1l cotton seed, early Dent seed corn,
any quantity. S. w. Copeland. Ehr-
hardt, S. G. I-zon
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

White Spanish Peanuts for seed.
also North Carolina, King early tSg
boil cotton seed, early Dent seed corn.
any quantity. S. W. Copeland, Ehr-
hardt, S. G. 2-26n
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

Lost-Savings pass book No. TAI,
issued by the Bamberg Banking COM
pany to Mrs. D. A. Patterson. Finder
will please return to owner, or leave
at BAMBERG BANKING co. 2-12p
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

9O-Day Velvet Beans.-That solv-
ed the boil weevil problem and made
South Alabama rich. S4.00 per bush
ell put up in two bushel sacks f. o. b.
EIba. Instructions how to culticate
in each sack. M. J. LEE, Elba, Ala
bama. 2-12p
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

Lost-Brown speckled hound nam
ed Bowman. One ear partly torn Of,
carries tail curled. Last sen Jan. II.
Liberal reward for return or for in
formation. G. L. BESSINGER, Bam-
beg, S. G.. 2-l3p
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

Lost-Savings pass book No. sos
issued by the Bamberg Banking COM
pany to Henry Kearse. Finder will
please return to owner or leave at
THE BAMBERG BANKING co. PIP
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

Power Peanut Sheller-Thorough-
ly tested and proven satisfactory.
For all kinds of peanuts, large and
small. For sale by S. W. SANDI-
FER. Also have machine for she'll
ing for the public. 1tp
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

Ready Reckoners on sale at the
Herald Book Store.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

We are Now Prepared to furnish
tobacco planters with fues for to-
bacco barns. You may leave your
order with G. R. BRABHAM, SR., or
Ernest Lewis, at Bamberg. 2-19p
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

We will pay a straight salary, $35
per week and expenses to man or
woman with rig to introduce Poul-
try Mixture. EUREKA MFG. CO.,
East St. Louis, Ill. 1tp
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

Pay your subscription today.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12

Lost-Savings pass book No. 622,
issued by the Bamberg Banking Co.
to Miss Mary Ellen Eaves. Finder
will please return to owner or leave
at the above named bank 2-26n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
DENIES ALbAN|ANS
WILL ATTACK SERBS
Natives Resisting JugosIav
Yoke, Commissioner
,Chekrezi Says.

Charges contained in dispatches 70
the Jugoslav legation here that AL
bahia has been planning to attack
Serbia along the frontier in the vicin-
ity of FL Dibra, We're denied in a
statement by c. A. Chekrezi, Albanian
commissioner to the United States,
made public here last night.
ANY disturbances that may arise in
that province or elsewhere" said the
statement, must be ascribed solely to
the agita ton of the native Albania n
population and its efforts to shake off
the Serbian yoke, that has been for
chilly imposed on them since 1912
such disturbances, but of a more
any moment also in the province of
kossovo, where nearly d million AL
banians, forming 80 per cent of the
whole population, have been trying
for years to free themselves from the
effects of the blind fate of arms that
condemned them to be the unwilling
subjects of the King of Serbia
Moreover. these disturbances are
the direct result of the high handed
attack the Serbians made on ALBANIAN
territory by treacherously occupying
the fort of Tarabosh, in ithe vicinity
of Scutari III
The further charge that in these
agitations there are involved activ-
tiles OF foreign agents, Austrians.
Turkish and Italian, is absolutely
baseless, inasmUch as the Albanian
parliament has enacted the most Sc
we're laws for the punishment of all
such agents that hinder the work of
peaceful reconstruction in Albania"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
THEWEATHER.

For the Irict of Columbia. Mary
land and Niiia, showers and thunder
storms Sum: cooler Sunday after
noon and hit; Monday fair, with
moderate teerature; moderate vari-
able winds, coming fresh northwest.
For NortEarolina, South Carolina.
Georgia, Alana and Mississippi, local
showers an thunderstorms Sunday:
cooler Sundinight: Monday probably
fair; moderi variable winds
For West rginia, showers, followed
by clearing ! cooler Sunday; Monday
fair, modera temperature.
YesteS's Temperatures.
Temperate Midnight, 70: am.
10 q. m. 76A noon. IS: 2 pm. SO: 4
pm, 81; r, so; S pm, a; 10 pm,
Highest, S lowest. 20
Relative hidity-S am, IS; pm,
Is; pm.
Rainfall ON to p.m), 0o3.
Hours of ,shine, 4.3.
Per cent POSSIBLE sunshine, 80.
departures.
Accumulatldeficiency of Temperature
since JanuaIt, 1920. 2.S6. '
Excess tesrature since August /,
1920. %
AccumulateXcess precipitation since
January l. u, 0.07.
Excess OF ecipitation since August
/, 1920. 100
Tempera tuisame date last year
Highest, IS; test. SO.
lie Tables.
Compiled bTnited States coast and
s9tic survey.)
Today-LoWde $50 am. and Oil
pm p: hi~h tide :07 a m. and 2 :32 pm
Tomorrow tide, $50 am. and
10 :0J pm. hiitide, > so am. and 8 :27
pm.
The N and Moon.
Today-suhse, 5:2S am. sun sets,
6:S4 pm.
Tomorrow rises. ) :2s am; sun
sets. 6:53 p.n>
Moon rises, 8 pm.
Automobile laps to be lighted one
half hour after inset
Up-Rr Waters
HARPERS FtRY, W. Va. August
21.-The Potoh and Shenandoah
rivers were bothery muddy this eve
Weather various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
GREEKS IN TEN Mills
OF BAGDAD RAJ WAY

CONSTANTINOPLE. Augut I'll
The entente powers have refsed the
offer Of the sultan's government to
supply troops to put down thu move
ment headed by Mustapha Kens Pasha
eff the entente supplied food nd am
munition."
The allies, it is declared. &c un-
able to trust the Turks, who re so
avowedly nationaistic that the, could
not be depended upon to co-oerate
with the Greeks and British loving
against the Angora governments
forces Greek troops are slowlsmov-
ing eastward and are reportedto be
within ten miles Of the Bgdad
Silway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
BALKAN STATES FORM
new DEFENSIVE PACT
Little Entente to Include Czecho
and Jugo Slavs, RImania
: and Bulgaria.

VIENNA, August 20.-A new group
ing of the Balkan states on a defensive
basis is regarded as an adopted fact
by the Vienna newspapers, which al
ready have christened it THE Little
Entente"
A treaty. described as principally de-
fensive, was signed at Belgrade, yester-
day between Czechoslovakia and Jugo-
slavia- 1t is expected here that this
treaty soon will be FOLLOWED by Ru-
mania's entrance into the Gree and the
departure OF the Bulgarian premier,
Stambufoski, for Belgrade is eIieved to
indicate that it is Bulgaria $ intention
to join the new combination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
CHLEANS IN.EAGUE,
Three Delegates toBe Country's
Representation, Sete Is Told.

SANTIAGO, Chile, August ga
message was sent to Chilean SEN
ate today providing at this conn
try's representation ithe Ieaeue Of
nations will consist f three dele
gates who will have t rank Of min
listers pyenipotentiary. lis expected the
appointments will be apunced soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
Mayors
Two-Sale-a-Year Policy

A sale to Us means reduced prices
reduced to stimulate business dur
ing an otherwise dull month.
It is nanifest1Y impossible to have
more than two sales year-wfieh
means reduced prices-unless the
regular prices are unreasonably
high.
At Mayors during August "a
sale month-you can satisfy your
furniture needs with real Lifetime
Furniture at prices less than you
Usually pay for the ordinary kinds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

acuda a recogerlos para 81 distribu-
cion.
Los muros dc los pahellones comu-
nee para cnfermoS no iHfecciosos son
10 lRdr!lio. los techos son pianos. y los
InEulos dc las paroles y del tccho es-
tan CubicTtos por suuerfiCes curvaF.
iue impiden que SC dcposite cl polvo'
TODD el interior dc II sala csta rercsti
DO de stgco para faCi!itar 81 aseo.
Cadu sala cuenta con once rentanas
de tres metros de largo por y
cuarto de ancho Y que tienen puertas
:orredizas de MADEIRA V vidrierGs que
,iran alrededor de un eje horizontal,
Ijspuestas de maneca de favorecer su
veRtilaci6n sin que las corrientes de
aire moleSten q los enfermos. Fenti-
las en- forma &c piramide truncada
en- cue Ia base menor da al exterior
y Ia mas amplia al interior. colocadas
n pie de las ~ventanaS. ~favorecen tam
bi5n Ia areacijn 4 traves de una reji-
la de alambre. y encierran n capa
de algodGn antiS6ptico para que el al
re penetre en- e! interior Seco, puro c
h~igienico. En- el centric del techo am
plios tubos de chimenea, cor sus CORES
pondientes rcguladores, dan salida al
aire viciado. Aparatos registrados de
ventilacion, de temperature Y hume
dad sirven para mantener el aire de
cada sala en- las condolences requeridas
por el estado de los enfermos.
Los pisos son de losetas de porcela-
ma blanca colocados Sobre viguetas
de fierro.
Cada enfermo dispone de cerca de
nueve metros cuadrados de superb
Gle Y de mas de ~ metros cubicos de
aire. en- el supuesto de que no Sc re-
novara constantemente dicho f!uido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
ANFITEATRO DE
OPERAClONES

Este anfiteatro consta de una espa-
ciosa sala de hemiciclo, consagrada a
las operaciones que han de presenciar
los alumnos. Para clio cuenra con sien
tos especiales para setenta Y seis arIm'
nos. a los lados de esos salones hay dos
salas rectangulares: una r~eservada pa
ra las l~aparotomias y craeotomias. Y
Ia otra para las demas operaciones qde
no deben ser vistas por los alumnos.
Tn paSillo semicircular que rodea Ia
sala central de acceso a n serie de
cuartos. dedicados. el primero, a la a
nestesia: el segundo, al arsenal qui-
~rurgico: el tercero a vestidor de los
medicos V a los lavabos; el cuarto. a
deposito de ropa de uso exclusive del
anfiteatro: el Quinto a esteriiizar los
Instruments, las pleas de %curacion
Y Ell aqua que Sc IA de usar durante ms
! opera ninnas. al sexte a. a-hieQ para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
EDIFICO DE HiDROTERk-
PA, MECANOTERAPIA Y
E~IECTROTERAPIA

En- prueba de 10 que acabamos de
decir Sc ALA en- el Hospital General
un pabell6n dedicado a curaciones por
medic de aqua, de la mecanica V de
n electricidad. de manera que Cicho
eStabIecimiento no es exclusivlsta, Slno
que adopta todos los sisteTnas curati-
vos. aplicandolos en- cada case saba
mente.
FL edificio de Que Sc trata consta de
dos pisos. En- Ia planta baja Sc italian
d~ispuestos los departamentos de hIdro-
terapia Y mecanoterapia y en- Ia alta
el de electroterapfa.
En- 81 departamento de hidroterapia
Sc administran bahos de luz seguidos
de una regadera de aqua fra.
En- el dc electroterapia Sc aplican los
banos electroterip!cos. los llaInados por
d'Arsonval. de alta tension y alta fire.
c~uencia. las corrientes SaIvAnicas. sin
u~soidales Y faradicas. 10 mismo que CO.
rrientes i~ntensas para Eaivano-caust-
ca termica Y galvano-caustica quemica-
Hay tambien aparatos para llumlnar
con Iamparas especiales diversas cavl-
dades del cuerpo humane. dinamos ge-
neradores de las corrientes directas Y
aparatos para masaje vibratorio. En-
una dependencia de dicho salon hay
dos bafos hidro-elsctricos.
Otro salon estA destinado exclusiva-
mente a radiograffa y reconocimien-
tos por medic de los Tayos y.
En- otro salon hay instaladas apara-
tos de f~ototerapia Y otros para apli-
c~aciones electroestaticas de alta ten
sion.
Ell departamento de hidroterapia com
prende los bahos de immersion en- un
estann~- srande revestdn de mo$aico
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

eentfmetres. eontiene la -eCina V sus
dependencies Ell comedor de los EN-
pieados. la ]despensa ) 81 euarto de la
vigilante. Ell piso superior esta for
made por ell ~dep6sito do manteleTia, Ia
habitaciGn dc Ia vigilante y los dnrmi-
torios dc los empleados inferiercs y
criados. In nncIo del piso inferior con
ticne 81 Cunrto dc asco cor baHo. lava
DO V cxCusado.<
En- ell piso inferior y punto a II CO.
Gina csta el lugar donde sc guardian
las carret!llas para In ~conducCion de
provisiones q los distintos departamen
tos.
En- una extension de 10 metros Qua
drados esta instalada IA gran estufa de
cuatro y medic metros de largo por dos
de aucho, con IN horno grande y sels
chicos y una serie de planchuelos para
caIderos de todas dimenSiones. Al de-
rredor de ella Sc hallan colocados re
cipientes de cobre y fierro de diferen-
ties formas Y tamahos para diversos
usos.
Los alimentcs Sc cuecen y preparan
por medic del vapor.
10 que mas llama Ia atenci6n en- csc
departamento IS su escrupuloso aseo.
Parte de los muros estan forrados de
azulejos. FL pavimcnto es de loseta &c
porcelana cuadrada.
Las dependencies de Ia cocina son
diversos cuartos que Sc destinan para
el lavado de las legumbres, preparation
del te Y del cafe y del ato!e; para Ia
bateria de cocina, para Ia loza. etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
DEL
MEOiCO
Y ADMINISTRATIVE

FL edificio para msdicoS Y practican-
ties contiene las habitaciones de los en-
pleados s~uperiores del establecimiento:
IN administrator, I'm mayordomo Y
ounce habitacio1es para los msdicos
u estan de servicio. Cada habitaci6n
de estos Sc compone de n sala y
una alcoba. In cuarto de aseo con ba-
no, iavabos Y excusados completan csc
departamento.
e edific!o para eafermeras es Quiza
Ct mas c6nodo. nnplio = bten venti-
!ado del Hospital.
FL p!so baio, que Sc halla como to-
dos, a una altura de IN metro setenta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

anestesia cuando Sc este ejecutande
otra ]operaciIn simultanea en- Ia etra
sala. y tambien para cuarte de Tepe-
So de los ~operados.
En- diche departamento So hallar los
aparatos mas modernos dc cirugsa, las
sustancias mas ~podcrosas como desin-
fectantes y en- una palabra, todos los
modernos adelantos de Ia ~ciencia.
S! en- 81 Hospital General de IN ciu-
dad dc Mexico es dif!cil decir cual pa
bell6n es ell mejor, porque todos con
netores, 81 cabe decir que ell arsenal
cientffico con que cuenta Ell a~nfiteatro
lie operaciones honra verdaderamente
Il nuestra patria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

blanee Y de eolsres; los bahos De aseo
Dor medic de ~regaaeras provistas de a.
qua tibia y fila, con Ia disposition que
tieneu en- los cuar.sles Del c)crcito en-
Francia; bahos rusos, turcos. etc.
Ell de ~mecanoterapia comprende el 10
cal destinado al masa5e' q los apaTa-
tos de Ia gimnasia sueca, deolcacos
n Ia ~curaci6n de las enlermedades por
medic de movimientos graduates en-
intensidad y precision, ~iocahzados a
determinado grupo de musculos, de
nanera q dichos movimientos son de-
terminates por ell anAlisis y Ia e1pe-
riencia, Contiene tambien los apa-atos
clasicos de Ia gimnasia alemana, aHe-
ricana y francesa, con los cuales 50
pueden hacer ejercicios fisicos com
plejos, de gran utilidad en- ell tratamien
to de los convalescientes y de las per-
sonas deblles.
Para terminar diremos cue IA boti-
"a, Ia ~panaderia, Ia lavanderla- etc. es-
tan contadas conforme a los requisites
de la ciencia Y de Ia hygiene. La para-
derfa es I'm pequeno ediflc1o dotaoo
de TODD 10 necesario para que Sc eje-
cuten de una manera appropriate Ia mo-
lienda del trigo, Ell amaSijo y labranza
del pan Dor el sistema Schweeitzer.
La casa de m4quinas esta sitnada
en- un lugar donde Ell ruido no molesta
a los enfermos, nj ell hume de las chi
meneas. Hay dos pleas ~separadas
Dor el taller mecanico: en- n Sc en-
cuentra el calentador de aqua que ali
menta los diversos edificios del hospi-
tai, Y en- la otra Sc italian las grandes
BON bas compresoras de aire y la GAIA
de distribution del vapor. FL principal
papel de Ia maquinaria consiste en- al
macenar en- dos grandeS ~estanques ds
hero de 65. 500 litros Dor medic de las
bombas referidas, el aqua tomada De
los poZCs artesianos, G inyectar con Las
compresoras el aire suficiente para
uue, ejerciendo Ia preston -necesarfa,
eI aqua suba a los edificios, como 81
viniera de tanqes elevados.
Remos terminado el breve relate en-
Que hemos querido dar una idea pallda
a los lectores de LA PRENSA' del
merito de una de las muchaS obras
notables que hay en- nuestra patria'
' que son descoaocidas aGn de los mis-
mos mexicanos. que Sc quedan asom-
brados muchas wees en- ell exCan)ero
ante obras semejantes, pero de menor
msrito, unicamente porque no conocen
10 propio.
(Pasa e la Pas. ~ sats
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
DISTRIBUTION DE Los EN-
FERMOS EN- LOS PASElLONES

Los servicios Que presto 81 Hospital
General de IA ciudad de Mexico con los
s;gulelre: de medicinal: de cirugla; dc
enfermedadeS venero-SifiliticaS. de
Intermediates de las Was urinarias:
de Intermediates de IA garganta- nari2
Y orejaS: de Intermediates de los ojoS:
de Intermediates ginecol5giCaS: de
Intermediates de IA piel: 6e enferme-
dadeS del SiStsma n~ervioSo mo COM
prendida Ia ~enajenaCioQ mental. pueS
para los ~enajenados hay IN hospital
especially: de Intermediates no infec-
cioSas de los ninos; de obstetricia: de
tuberculosis. de t~ifosoS: de infection
puerperal: de eafermos i~nfecciosos
adulros. no compren6idos en- los sru-
nos anterinres: de enIermos ~tnfeccio-
SOS r.laos. no c~onprendiGos IT los
erupos anteriores: y de enfcnos PEN
sionisras no tnfecc!osos. pucs para los
pensionistas tntecc!osos hay depa-ta-
menros sehalados en- los p~abellores
especiaIes.
:Cada servicio Sc da 81 scndos treinto
y dos pabellones. cadG = de los
cualss es IN hospital complete c indie
pcncIc1to.
Hay c,-os :ipos difereates dc Pabe-
Homes: los Il para ehferTres 40
lnfecclosos: pabelloaea para enferfnes
~.nfecciosos gus han dc guedaF ais!aE
dos e~ateramente raos de otros: y cs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

parte interior de Ia ba-da. 6es1ina los
= Ia vigilancia. V otros ciHeo que sir
ven de portertas q los diversoS pabe-
Homes del depariamento de infecciones.
Ic cual "a un total de sesenta Y Qua
cro constructions o CdiflcIos distin-
,OS-
Los p~abellones para euferrDos son
t-einta Y dos. de los Cuales veintiuDo
son para enfernos no lnfecciosos;
tres DE- rnaternided e i~nfancia; cInco.
de :nfecciososs uno especial de gineco-
logla, d~erorinado Gonzalez Echeve-
rria", rilantropo meHicAno que hiZo
una fundaci6n para curaci6n de las
rlujeres pobreS que Sufrieran de achha-
Tues propioS de 81 X FL ~eStabiec!~
miento Sc hallaha 81 N local made
cuado. por 10 que el gobierno, toman-
do!o bajo SU patTociniO, 10 uaslad6 a
IN anexo del antigua Hospital de San
Andres. prInero. = ceSprSs l rn pc
ueIlGn del Hospital General: IN pa
beii6u para p~enSionistaS no lntecclo-
spSy OTTO de observation para los en-
fermos que Sc reciben y cUya affection
no est& aQn- dcfinida
AGeTnaS, nay IlsC4>lSlc st-A1SACS N"S
cinados q servicios generates, que son:
por,e-la o conserjeria, of:cina de ad-
mission. Administration. de haoitaclo-
nes de u1edicos, Y p~racocantes, haoi-
taciones de enferTueras, cocina y deS-
peasa- botica, panaderia- lavanderfa.
-dcsinfecci6n. estaci6n central de ms
lalacion electrical casa de maquiraS,
coclera V caballerizas. bcdegaS. hidro-
t-rapia, ~mecanoterapla Y electrotera-
oia, a~nfiteatrcs de operaciones y de
dissection y dep6sito de cadaveres.
Como conpIemento uecesario del
Hospital y para que Ia beneficencla
publica llecue a. mayor numero posi-
Bile de enfermos. ~aquellos que pueden
andar y no necesitan Il a~SiStencia
msdica asidua. y no ~neceSit2n ser a
tendidos en- el hospital. Sc ha instalado
en- 81 centre de Ia ciudad IN CoDsulto-
rio enrral. en- 81 cual Sc atiende a los
enfermos indigentes y Sc les ministran
medicinas Y Sc les hacen curaciones
sencillas. y 81 ell cas- 10 amerita, son
cuyiadoS al Hospital General.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-18
UNIVERSITY FACULTY
: HAS FIRST MEETING
Registration for New
Year Will Open on
Monday

President David $. Hin OF the
State University yesterday morning
called to order the first faculty meet
ing OF the year. Tho now members
OF the faculty who have arrived re-
Gently from the Universities OF Cali
foruia. Minnesota, Michigan, Okla
homn. Illinois. and Chicago were in
troduoed to the members OF the
faculty already In residence.
Routine business at the Opeping OF
the year was reviewed and the at
tention OF the faculty was called 20
the now regulations concerning regis
tration, faculty meetings. weekly as
semblies. the making of purchases
and contracts. the ordering OF books.
and concernins the scoring system.
Registration OF h University opens
Monday, The following regulations
were announced:
ut is customary for the heads OF
oil. departments to be present during
the hours OF registration At their re-
spectivc desks In Rodcy hall. This
near that the faculty as n whole act
In the capacity of advisors to the stu
dents In making up their study lists
Students who desire to register In any
course should first interview the nro-
lessor In charge VINO VIII ascertain
his or her fitness and then sign the
study list. which thereafter Will DO
submitted to the dean for official APP
proyal. 1t is found that this method
Of assembling students and faculty In
Rodey hall saves time and labor and
also liz conducive to u better educa-
tionai guidance. Desks win no pro-
vidcd in Rodcy hall and piacards will
indicate the various departments"
Faculty meeting rules were read os
follows.
University faculty meetings are
held about once every eight weeks.
At these meetings all professors, ns-
soclatc professors. assistant profess
sors. and instructors. are expected TO
be present. The University faculty
meetings will be called by the presi-
dent OF tho university.
Faculty meetings OF the college Of
arts and sciences will DO held once
each month. These meetings are to
be attended by professors, associate
professors, and assistant professors,
The meetings will be called conven-
icntly by the dean of the college OF
arts and sciences.
Faculty meetings Of the college of
engineering will DE held once each
six weeks and arc to he attended by
professors, associate professors. and
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assistant professors OF tho college Of
engineering. and also by professors in
tho closely related departments OF
EroloRy. chemistry. physics and
mathematics. These meetings are to
no called by the dean of the college
OF engineering"
II is the custom OF tho University
to hold university Assemblies or con-
vocations at II o'clock promptly on
Friday OF each week. In Rodcy hail.
For the Information OF the new mem
hcrs OF tho faculty II was announced
hat this weekly assembly has boen
made possible by an agreement with
the student body effected last year.
Under the plan now operating. the
student organization undertakes to
help In Keeping track Of the attend
ance by means of signed slips which
are collected by student monitors at
the beginning OF each convocation.
Attendance urun these Gonvocatlons
Is required upon the part OF all stu
dents, and credit Is given for at
tendance upon the same basis as
credit Is given for physical cduca-
ton. that Is. In addition to academic
credit hours. The constant assistance
OF each member OF the faculty, In.
and out OF the class room. Is n t.
~ solicited by the administration IN
our effort TO maintain the attendance
and usefulness OF the weekly convo-
cation.