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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

John Marshall. iirst chief justice and
cxpoundcr OF the Constitution, and
George Wythe. father Of legal in
Marshall. -
After student has completed tho
onf,ee.year pre-legal work In liberal
English, modern languages. eco.
Monies political science. history.
science, and accountancy, he will be
nuinittcd 10 the first year law course,
oiHiiSis,ing OF instruction in the
and constitutional law. and history
OF Jurisprudcnce, and such subjects
as arc included in corporations. con-
Tracts, partnerships. property. surety
ships. bailincnts and agency. On com
piction of this four-year conrse an
~; Is degree will be awarded. and
aitcr two more years OF law study
inc student will be granted the law
degree. Thus the law degree and
the a. B. Will be awarded for six
years of work.
Required Degree 10 Enter.
William and Mary is proud OF be-
ng the first college to teach law in
this country. and proudcr still OF
the fact that IL was the first to fix
IL thought that the old degrAe of
doctor OF Jurisprudence may be re-
riTcd in year or so and the re-
school made an q. is. degree.
The statutes Of the college in 1892.
in outlining tho couress, have Az q
requisite for "A law degree the A. b.
degree. and ii il thought this ruling
Was adopted when the college was
schooi begun. q nus, wen before
there were any oticr law schools in
America. William and Mary required
q bachelor of Arts degree for cIigi-
bility 10 the law degree.
An interesting fact ella med ny the
college authorities is that of the
forty three judges Of the highcr
courts OF the Old Dominion between
the years Isl and 1861. tTtpty-n Ave
OF the number studied iaw at VIII
Ham and Mary. having met the re-
quir.ncnts OF the college statutes
Tho new legal course and first
year. or Introductory las. viii be
begun at the approaching session OF
William and Mary, which commences
September 10.
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LAWR ENCEVILLE
Special to The Times-Dispatch1

loPSSidi " i Hc lineS-DiSpdtCnJ
LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. Sept. A.
Miss Estelle Mallory. OF this place.
who has been spending some time
w y,it her sister. Mrs II. g.. Freeman,
West to visit relatives In Anderson
and Muncic, Ind.
Miss Lios p; Champ. who has been
visiting Mrs. w. 6. Carpenter. OF Mer-
chant. has returned to her home in
Disputanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. s,rohecker. ST.,
spent last week end in Lynchburg,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. \.
Miss Nettic rawlings. of Alabama.
is Visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs MS Il: r. nendrick has returned
to her daughter Mrs. w. g. Gum, at
Jarratt, Va.
Rohert IIcndrick returned home
saturday night. Ger two weeks. visit
to friends a, Craddock, Va.
the guest OF friends here.
Mrs. ". b. Valentine has returned
nome from visit of several weeks
to relatives in Bedford City.
Mrs. Edward Robinson. son and
two daughters, OF Emporia. arc
s'endinE this week a, the home of
Allen Je,er. OF Danvilic. Is visiting
Ia the homo of his uncle. I. II. Hen
MISC Virginia Snow has returned
HON. from "!s:, 10 Miss Eliza beth
Short, near Warhcid. accompanied by
Miss Short. who will spend short
time with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z "A. shor, and chill
dren spent sunday AT the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. I.ashley.
Mr.. L; a. Wright, wife and children,
have returned from a visit 20 friends
at Chester. Pa.
Mrs, w. r. Mosclcy has left for
Norfolk. where she will spend the
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Elmore enter
tanned quite a number OF littie people
at their home Monday evening i'm
honor Of the birthday of their lit
tic daughter.
Mrs. W. \. Tro;tcr and children.
Miss Agnes and Carlton and Leigh
Rancy. are spending several days
this week In Richmond. visiting rel
at!ves.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gilmore and daughter.
Elizabeth are visiting relatives III
MISS Pattie Buford is the guest OF
Miss Nora Strohcckcr.
Mrs. J. w. DeNany is spending this
week with her sisters, Misses Robin
son. in Portsmouth.
j. W. Dcvany spent the weekend
Misses Mamie and Edna DeVany.
Leland and Richard short. who have
been spending Two weeks. with their
for their home in Petersburg.
William Trottcr, Of Petersburg, was
a. week end visitor 70 his parents,
MI and Mrs. w. a. Trotter.
returned 10 town for the winter sea-
s2n; They are making their home
with Mrs. Edwards mother. Mrs.
Aiic" G. Baylcy.
sent from town several weeks. re-
turned Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Rev. Hugh Mccormick After a shor,
Zip 20 Atlantic CITY. ). j.. the happy
couple couple visited West Point for Il few
new Home, Perryman. Md.
Mrs +. NJ. Lumpkin.. OF Richmond.
Margaret Burke. of King William. are
guests of Mrs. Emma Roy spencer
Mrs. Il. L. owens has returned from
a very delightful visit with DR.. and
Mrs j. T.. Love. ot Richmond.
Mrs l.evic Leigh Edgar. OF Cant
bridge. Md, died at the home Of her
evening. The remains were taken on
Wednesday to her home In Cambridge.
Aiu., accompanied by her mother and
sister. Miss Ellen Bray and Mrs. w.
Mr., Mrs. Q. NJ Chandler. of ches,nu,
hrSt OF August, liz sufficiently rccov-
ered to be able to visit her son, VI.
T. Chandler.
:, Misses Annie Lyle Tucker and
Meade Field visited Richmond yes
ierday 70 meet Miss Mary Ports Hale.
OF Ha,iifax, - c.. who has come TO
VISIT Miss Field. Philip Crowder, Of
Jatratt, Va. is also guest at the
vile. who have been spending the
House. returned home Tuesday
Misses Dorothy and Florence Hess.
OF New York. who have been spend
ing the summer here. are visiting
,heir aunt. Mrs. NJ l.. Gutman, in
Mrs. 7. r. Price and son. Earle. or
Richmond. have been spending sew
cral weeks here with her mother. Mrs
a. VI. Ateyah.
Rev. Il. w. Billings. Mrs. Billings
ana two daughters. Misses Margaret
ana Mary, who have been spending
August in the mountains Of Virginia.
returned TO West Point today.
Roger Brookes and family have re-
turned from most delightful trip.
Ihey motorcd to Westminster, Md.
Mrs. II: 7. Spencer and daughter.
guests of Mrs. Charles Humphrey for
a month. left on Monday for their
nome in Knoxville, Tenn.
MISS Marie Johnson sister OF
Mrs. Il. X. Bagby. left Wednesday for
New Mexico. where she VIII teach
the coming session.
John Gatewcod. of Richmond has
been spending the past two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. .. Emmcrson Smith
in MiddlcscX County
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Noting
ham. Mrs Sears, Miss Lucy Sears and
others of the family. from Mathews
county. visited the Glands this week
Many friends received Invitations
10 the coming marriage of Miss Mary
incH Palmer 10 Daniel DIN Throl.-
inor.on.cNtcndcd by her mother Mrs
X; ). Palmer formerly of West Point.
The marriage will take place on Sat
urday evening. September Is. at
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for ionaker. where she will teach
this winter.
Misses Mary Ava Kessler and Mat
,ie McConkey returned Thursday to
, ,h'eir positions as teachers, at the
Miller School.
Judge and Mrs. Charles F.. McKenna.
VINO spent the summer in Blacksburg
with Professor and Mrs. w. G. Con-
ner: left Thursday for Pittsburgh.
Mrs. ;. r. Pritchard. Miss Virginia
from visvit to Mrs. John w. Stuli at
Ignite.
Mrs. Milton cuthercI. Miss Susan
Cutherel and Mrs. +. w. I2hcart are
at home from a stay AT Craig Healing
Springs. Miss Laura Miller is spend,
ing September at Craig Healing
Lieutenant Dan II. iioge. of Fort
ress Monroe. and Mrs. ". e. Newman.
OF windsor. are guests Of their
mother, Mrs. John j. Davis.
Misses Hattie and Mamie HAYES
nave arrived here from Lyncbburg to
accept positions as stenographers AZ
the agricultural college.
Professor and Mrs. Clarence Price
and their two children. of A. and NJ
College. mississippi. are visiting rcla
tivcs in Blacksburg.
Professor and Mrs. Claudius Lee.
John Henry Lee. and Miss Harriet
Faulkner arc at home from spending
The summer at the Lee cottage in
Craig County.
:. Misses Sarah smythc and Sarah
Smythe Johnson returned Thursday
from months stay at Mount Jack
son.
Mrs. w. =. Coggin returned Wcdncs-
day from visit 10 her former nome
at Lebanon. H., and was accompanied
by her sister. Miss Louise Heron
The latter VIII teach in the local high
school this year.
Rev. r. II. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson.
OF CroZct. are guests OF the latter's
sisters: Misses Ella and Mary Nc
Donald.
James w. Bland attended the group
meeting OF Southwest Virginia G,nk.
ers at Blucticid, Saturday
Ny. and Mrs. S. i. Mintcr and chill
dren LETT Thurgday for i two weeks
visit TO relatives in Danvillc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC
OPENS SEPTEMBER q
Entrance Examinations VIII DO
Held Week Preceding Opening
OF State Institute.
MILES ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Dorrnit0rics Being Placed In Com
= dition for Studcnts-Ncw Apart
mcnt building Going Up-Cadcts
VIII HIVE New Commander

BI.ACKSBURG. VA. Sept. i.-The
dotty-ninth session OF the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute viii begin we'd
ncsday, September %. Classes Will
meet regularly the second day OF the
session. Entrance. deferred. and con-
n'tional examinations and those for
adyanccd standing, Will be held dur
~. The week beginning September
-. Indications are that the attend
a'cc this year VIII be equal 10 If
not larger than last session. when
all rooms in barracks were filled and
:. number OF students had to ind ac-
combinations in homes on tho camp
u8 and In town.
FOR several reasons the outlook for
athletics AT the college was never
better. G. T.. Miles, vino has been
more closely identified With athletics
than any other man. has been paced
in charge OF all athletic interests
and Viii have the ti;ic OF director o.
athletics. Instead OK one coach acre
VIII be three and other special! lists
w.. be employed from Kline 30 time.
Plans are being worked out to pro-
Vide means whereby every student IN
college may engage in some form of
physical training.
Il fore" Of men Ia nov. busy put
ting the dormitorlcH and academic
buildings liz order for the coming
b. ~ readiness for iha opening on
an date oct improvements have
been made at the dining hall during
Vacation and the water and sewage
planJ has been gone over very thor
ot%hly.
Ground has been broken foi the
apartment house that The extension
DIVISION win build for the accommo-
datiou OF the members OF It's stan and
tor IL house for one OF tn" faculty
members These two buildings are
located opposite the ned nous: and
near the new vocational agriculture
building Colonel +. T.. Wnl!tord.
United states Army. has been detailed
as commandment Of cadets AZ tn" VIZ
gtn!n polytechn!c institute. and has
arrived with Mrs. W.niford and their
young daughter They viii occupy
the communicates house on tho camp
US. Colonel Winlfogd succeeds Major
Ciinord e. Carson. who was relieved
..um dutY here recently. The latter
Viii rajoln his regiment Tor active
scrrico.
President Julian 4. Hurruss viii
rrttirn Monday from Chicago where
~, mas been dolrg a months Special
work a. The University al Chicago.
''ho mcnbc Of the faculty and ad-
miuistrni!ye officers Who nave been
away during tn" summer are eN-
ricrtcd hero within the next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
A Complexion Aid for
A Quarter of a Century

DIR. Blair's Cream OF Cucumber is
known far and wide az the most re-
fined and exquisite OF all complexion
preparations. Guaranteed to contain
essence of cucumber. is cooling and
refreshing and will render the skin
beautifully clear. soft. smooth and
healthy.
For red, Goa rsc. oily or shiny skins.
and rough. spotted, wrinkled com
plcXions. DR.. Biair's Cream Of Cucum-
Der should be used in place OF pow
der. 1t will not grow hair. but does
prevent black heads. Is excellent for
sunburn tan, and will, in time, re-
move all wrinkles.
DIR. Blair's Cream OF Cucumber will
not rub. dust or blow off like powder.
and one application lasts all day. soc
and Sl.00 in white and flesh colors
at all drug and department storcs.-
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
NEW LONDON ACADEMY
WILL NOT SHUT DOWN
school Bonrda OF Two Counties Come
10 support of Venerable
institution.
Especial 10 The Dispatch

ISpccial 20 The Times Dispatch.
I.fNcIiBtRG. VA, Sept. New
London academy. an agricultural hig h
school, which was threatened with
being closed down because Of in
creased cost OF operation. will open
ahOu; September Il. ample provision
having been made for the old school
by the school boards of Bedford and
Campbell counties.
Bedford County is 10 pay three
nfths and Campbell County two-nf.hs
or the cost. in excess OF state funds
and income from board and farm OPP
Grated In connection with the school.
The dornitory department OF the
school Is se!f-supporting. but the
counties had to be called upon ID
make UP tho deficiency in increased
salaries and larger maintenance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

There's why person should take sickeninr
salvating calomel when few cents buys large bottle
of Dodsons Liver Tonea perfect substitute for calomel
1t is pleasant vegetable liquid which will start
your liver just surely calomel, but il doesn't
make you sick and can not salivate Take spoonful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
WEST POINT
Especial TO The rlmes-pixna,en

Especial 10 The T!mcs-Dispatch.l
WEST POINT. VA. Sept. t.
Through the kindness OF Il. &. car
den. superintendent OF the SUNDAY
school OF the First Baptis: Church.
the steamer Louise. that plies up ,hc
Mattlponi River, was rendered and
all OF the Sunday schools of the town
were invited, free of charge. to 70
on the annual picnic 20 Ethan. lust
OVER the Pamunkey River, on We'd
nesday. Great baskets OF fried
chicken. ham and the like were car
ried. and lemonade was served TO
everybody. MIR. Taylor furnished
watcrIneions and Mrs. Taylor cool
milk from her dairy.
On Saturday Miss Blanche Loving
Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. X.
Smith. and James Fyle, OF Perryman.
Md. were married in Baltimore by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
REVIVE LAW AT COLLEGE
FIRST TEACHING 1T IN u. S.
William nnd Mary Combines Inv md
md Arts Degrees In SiA-
Year Course.

ISneCInI % Tho Times- DisDatch.]
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Sept e.
In addition 20 the three year pre-
gal course with one year of in
troductory law leading to an A. t.
g gree, which was authorized BY the
~ rd Of visitors OF the College OF
Sam and Mary In June. 1920.
authorities are conduct
lrS campaign 10 reviy" fully the
ancient chair which was founded in
lF9-beinE the Oldest law schoo! in
america, and the second Oldest in
the, anglo Saxon world
the Marshall Wythe School OF Gov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
HOLLINS COLLEGE

Especial TO The Timcs-Dspatch)
HOiL!NS COLLEGE. VA, Sept. s.
Hol!!ns College opens September -.
Every room has been taken since the
middle Of MAY. All preparations for
tho opening OF the new session are
going forward satisfactorily.
Miss Thalia Hayward. professor Of
after spending some weeks
In New York and other Eastern points.
is a; Hollina again
Miss Jane Faulkner Goodloe. pro-
fesso- OF modern languages. has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
BLACKSBURG

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.I
BLAcKSBURG. VA. Sept MIR.
and Mrs George Hoge. OF Waco.
Texas. are guests OF The formers
sister, Mrs. 6. K. Woolwine. This
IL Mr.. HoEe's first visit TO his native
county in forty-sevcn years.
Miss Ruth REYNOLDS left "Wednesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

OF Dodsons Liver Tone instead and you will wake up
feeling great. No biliousness constipation slug
gishncss, headache coated tongue stomach.
Your druggist says if you don't find Dodsons Liver
Tone acts better than horrible calomol your money is
waiting for you. Even children like its pleasant taste
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
Hcw to Tint Your
Gray Hair at Home

II your hair is graying or is faded
and sireakcd, do not let il become
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
Ready for School!

Here are the famous Dabney Foot
form styles-just the thing for COM
fort and foot health! The best posi-
BILE quality at the lowest prices in
Richmond.
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abroad all the summer. She was
especially charmed with Chcnon-
ceaux, France.
DR.. J. X. Spencer and wife are away
for some days visiting friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
Vox Popui

The views of E. O. Thomas, candi-
date for director in the irrigation dis
trict of the control of the waters of
the Colorado river, the power and the
irrie alton district.
/. believe in the Boulder canyon
dam project, thereby controlling the
flood waters and storing up water
for future needs in irrigation.
2. believe the power derived
should be controlled by the land that
is irrigated and be controlled by ir-
rigated interests only, as other inter-
ests might work to detriment to the
irrigation interests.
3. l believe in the all-American
canal, thereby giving the American
people complete control. Also by
keeping the river at higher eleva-
tion, making it possible to give better
service and also to reclaim lands to
the east, to the west, to the north,
and by a national. treaty with Mex
leo to the south, giving the American
people a chance to secure homes.
A.. 1 believe with d stable water
supply that the government will re-
turn the federal loan banks, making
it possible for the ranchers to secure
loans on long time payments at a low
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
Il CENTRIC WINS
Continued from Page y

Reber last week by Manager Gipp of
the Brawley team, and according to
Reber the northern lads will miss him
the local diamond next Sunday after
noon.
But this game yesterday. 1t was
what you call EN-? ?-er-farce. Yes.
And besides winning the contest the
local boys sweled their batting aver
age 5000 per cent during the game.
Every man on the team, with the ex-
ception Of Cramer, former northwest
ern Lacquer, made from one to plenty
runs. Conley was the individual star
Of the day on the batting end, making
three runs, including home run
with two on bases and triple and
double with three on. Rath, short
stop, made six hits out of six times up
and two runs. Little Maurie Hunt
was good for four runs and two hits.
Rice and Garcia of Mexicali in the
second inning brought the Indians
home their two runs on single and
lucky home run.
Sicafoose struck out 16 men during
the seven innings of play, and had the
game gone the complete nine innings
he undoubtedly would have equaled
his Brawley record of 10 strikeouts.
The first ten Indians to face him re-
tired via the rs. O."
The slaughter started in the third
inning with five runs, follow
ing their two in the second. In the
fifth eight runs we're brought in.
After that they came in so fast the
score keeper lost all count.
Score by innings:
Team 12 345 CT 8 r. II. f.
FL Centre. o 0 s 0 2-18 27 2
MeXicali 20 0 900 p 3 8
Batteries: Mexicali, Figerio and
Rice; FL Centro, Sicafoose and Tack
1T.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20

rate of interest to improve their lands
and buildings.
5. believe in giving the ex-service
men a preferential right with the
help of the government to the gov
ernment land that can be reclaimed,
thereby giving American boys a
chance to secure home of their own.
6. believe in vitalizing the pow
er to build up our own ranches and
towns and inviting factories to the
valley to work up our commodities
rather than to send them to the coast
cities, thereby creating n1ore work
and more homes.
7. believe in the economical use
of the taxpayers money consistent
with good management and the ad-
vancement of the system.
If l am elected to the office | will
work to these views.
Yours,
E. O. THOMAS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
Palace Theater


At the Palace theater tonight Will
liam S. Hart in "The Cradle of Cour-
age" which offers him one of the
most varied roles of his career as
we'll as one of the most unsulal parts
he has ever played. At different
times in the action he appears as a
soldier, policeman and later as the
peaceful citizen.
Throughout the picture there are
many incidents filled with stirring ac-
ton. The scenes in the trenches, or
board the army transport, the fight
in the water front saloon and the safe
robbery all lend themselves to the
sort, of acting in which Mr.. Hart does
his !best work.
Coming tomorrow, Wanda Hawley
in her latest picture, "Her Beloved
VillainH comedy drama which car
ries Wanda Hawley hialriously
through plot of exceptional bril-.
lance.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20
UNEXPECTED CUT
REDUCES WOOLENS
PURCHASED NOW
Because they carry no stock
bought at old prices Marsh's
tdii0rs effect big saving.
Suits drop S25 to $50.

Though the sweeping cut announced
this week by the Detmer Wooden
companies was unexpected at this
time, the Marsh Dry Cleaners state
that their tailoring department was
ready for it as they have carried no
stock bought at the old prices for
some months. Their highest price
for suits from the best grade Detmer
woolens is now $75-nothing over
$75-and from that figure down to
$45.
The reduction effected on each suit
is as high as $50.
1t is believed that this drastic cut
by the Detmer companies will Bring
the price of tailor made garments
down below the price of ready made
ones all over the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-20

therefore, the Imperial Canal is sup
plying water to 100000 acres approx
imately. :.
All-American Plan
The government has COMPLETED
surveys for the trunk of an All-Ame,-
lean canal to lead from Laguna dam
on Colorado River to Imperial Valley
whclh may be constructed by Imper-
lal Irrigation District, and which
would make the district independent
OF Mexico and improve the water
service for the lands in the United
States. If the government avpropri-
ates funds and carries out the rlan
for storage Of the flood waters of
the Colorado the All-American canal
may al e be used to cupply water for
lrrigatl6 Of the mesa lands east Of
Imperial Valley and other lands Dor
derlng Salton sea. The government
lands on the mesa are withdrawn
from entry, and should they be re-
claimed the application Of soldiers
for them would be given preference.
1t is also probable that a large unit
of these lands would be colonized
under the State Land Settlement
Board of California.
"Other substantial increases in
area irrigated have occurred in Los
Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside
and Orange counties. The increase
in Los Angeles is due largely to the
use Of aqueduct water in San Fer
nando Valley, and the principal in
crease in Riverside has been in Palo
Verde Valley. In San Bernardino the
increase has been much distributed
but includes material additions at
Fontana and Yucaipa. In Orange
many new citrus fruit orchards have
been planted in the La Habra sec
ton, and some of the coast lands
have been reclaimed by the combined
efforts Of drainage and irrigation.
Ventura and Inyo show only small
increases, while San Diego and Santa
Barbara show slight decreases, which
results, however, are believed to be
1ue to the different methods of the
agents taking the cnsus in 1909 and
1919 rather than to an actual de-
crease. Especially in San Diego
county it is certain that small addi-
tions have been made, as on San
Dieguito River and at Oceansde, and
if these have been more than com
pensated for by reductions it is prob
ably the result of the floods of 1916.