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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
.B|[[ STOBBS LEAVES [|NS[Y
To COACH UNIVERSITY Of 8. c.
FORMER COACH OF ORANGE AND
BLACK INSTITUTE WILL NOT Re-
TURN TO TAKE UP COACH
ING HERE NEXT FALL.
Has Made o Splendid Record with 1oth
Base ball and Football Despite Hama
leaps which He Underwent.
Coach "Rill" Stobhs OF Linsl

Coach "Ril" Stcbbs OF Linsly 1nsti-
tute. has now made II known that he
viii not coach at Linsly next fall. dur
inr football season. but will takcup du-
TICS as assistant coach Of tho University
or South Carolina. working with sol
Nctzgcr. who Is now head coach. Stopos
started TO teach at Linsly last fall ana
uns made coach of the football team.
During this season he had very l!Ght
line, although they showed the pluck
and fight which he had put into them
and succeeded in coming through WIN
a very successful season. He also
coached the baseball team the past sea
SON. and Linsly's crack nine lost but
two games out of thirteen.
The rcsigning Of Coach Stobbs as lead
cr nf IinSlv next year came ms z sur
prisc Ia tho many followers Of tho
Orange and BLACK. Aside from former
Coach Holden. ne was the best ever
nrodticcd at The school in all it's years:
Stohhs Is n graduate OF Washington ana
Icffrrson and with hts four years cx-
ncriCnce in play ing with the varsity
nInyen there NE has no doubt proven
good leader as a coach.
coach StchbS has not expressed d"nn-
i,eIy when he Is going TO lcaN" but en-
neCts that he will make tho trip during
Tho f,rst part Of September. .
Coach Stobbs started to play WIN
Wheeling High school whore he MADE
n GOOD showing and the Gold ana Hluc
produced championship teams wheh
Stobbs played.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
BAUERS VS.. EAGLES

The ardent followers OF the Bauers
and the Ferry Eagles will be out on
their toes next Sunday at League Park
to witness the second meeting OF these
two rivals. In the first meeting no
verdict could be rendered as the result
OF rain during the second inning when
the score stood 90 caused II to come to
Il sudden halt.
Burkhardt Will no doubt start the
game for the Eaglca while his opposcr
Will be Strobel or Dugan. more than
likely the former. WEIGH Will be on the
receiving end for the Baucrs. while
Higgens will stop them for the Pertains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
'VANCES TO MEET
SHORT CREEK SUNDAY
Good Game Booked for Fwsaty-Axt4
Street Fairgrounds for BH1-
day Afternoon.

The Vance A. c. Of Center wheeling.
will clash Sunday with the newly or.
ganized Short Creek team, and . fast
game Of ball should be the result. The
Short Creek club has secured the ser.
vices Of some Of the best ball tosserS
in the up-river. district and expect TO
give the Wheeling lads a run for .
win in the coming contest. Smoky Nil.
Ter or Engle will be on the rubber Tor
the South Siders, while Hickcl, Stewart
or Shannon will do mound duty for the
Short Creek club. The game will b
called promptly at 3 o'clock.
For the Fourth Of July the Vaneeo
have arranged q game at Bellaife With
the strong Florence A. c. On the 6th Of
July. they will make a trip to New Cum.
berland. w. Va. where they Will meet
the club Of that place in a double bill.
Several new players have been added TO
the roster Of the Vance club and they
will make their first.appearancs In Sun.
days game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
B, g. 0, nine CLASHES
WITH SOUTH SIDE

TIL. Baltimore & Ohio baseball team
uii, hattlc with the South Side Athletic
nine on Saturday afternoon at o'clock
at the Nick He'll grounds In South Ben
wood Both teams arc reported in eN-
ccllent condition and good game IL ek-
pected. The battery for the Is. q y.
nIne viii be Br.nnaman and Bonar.
The following Baltimore 4 Ohio play
ers ara requested TO report no later than
o'clock: Brennaman. kemple. Schaub'
Dean. Cooper. Oliver. Kee. Honnis. Burk.
Wright Conner and BOnar. Doyle
well known umpire OF IN" valley. mas
been picked to umpire the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
d. CHALLENGE

The Yankee Juniors are anxious to
arrange game with the junior teams
Of piny Fork. .. Games can be ar
calling l4l4-M or write James t1atleSs
23lG Wilson street. Wheeling. W. Va.
The Virginia a. c. Of the South SIDE
deny the right Of the Yankee Juniors
to claim the championship OF the valley
and also state that in the first meet.
ing with the Yankees they were only
beaten "a in four innings. and II was
on the ionkees' home grounds. II tho,
Yankees will come away from their home
grounds and play on any grounds names
the Virginias would like TO hear from
them in regard to arrangement OF q
game. For games please call Sl5-R attss
$50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
WON By VANTTu.

NEWPORT. June 2i.-Yanitie defeat
cd the Resolutc today by approximately
40 seconds In the tenth OF the trial races
to determine which yacht shall be en-
titled TO defend Americas cup against
Shamrock ~. The race was over !
twenty-mile windward ind lceward
course Vanitie finished two minutes
and II seconds ahead OF her rival but
the time allowance reduced this to about
"a seconds, according to unofficial rs
ureS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
AMERICANS WON.

NIMRLEpON. Eng, Jrne 4,-Wiu-
r G Parkc. British t"nnts star In
lam T Tildcn OF philadelphia defeated
~ ne british lawn tennis championship
The mrs: match Of the day was be
tween two Americans. r. y. Orris Will
Jams II Of Boston, and AXcl craven,
,"aiifornIo Williams proving altogethc-
loo much for his antagonist and won the
set 6-l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
II DEADLOCK
and Mould & Foundry Tie
In Good Twilight Contest.

In tho first twilight game of tho
league last evening on the Tunnel Green
grounds the MCConkeys and the Wheel
ing Mold G. Foundry were found In A
- tic at tho end Of the sixth inning:
Tho game was very interesting ana
proved to be Corkcr for the opening
game Of the league. Only success points
toward the organizing Of the new
league.
Burkhardt pitched four innings for
the Marks hut was relieved in tho
fourth, when IN" Mold & Foundry found
him for seven hits and H0ncCkcr finish
ed the game. NCshit. pitching for the
Mold. was Il little unsteady at times hut
with good support he was good in the
pinChCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
BELLA|RE ATHLETICS
PLAY MOUNDSV|LLE
Legion Team oonsidsrsd the strongsst
in the valley. This Year.

Next Sunday at the Bellaire ball park
the Moundsville American Legion nine
will endcavor to take another win out
Of the Bellaire Athletics 10 whom they
gave a 80 beating recently.
The .Bellaire nine will be greatly
by the addition Of several
new players including Vince former
hurler, Of Washington and Jefferson.
who will probably start the game fol
the Ohio side lads. Nanyo, former Ca
thedral high star. will be seen on third
base He Is now at Georgetown Cniver-
Sity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
HOMER FOR RUTH.

COLUMBUS, o.. June 24.-"Babe"
Ruth, the New York Yankees home run
king. made a home run to-day in an ex-
hib!tion game which the Yankees won
from the Columbus Panhandlcrs. a local
scmi-pro. team, 10 10 |. In batting
practir" prior /" the game Ruth hit SIX
balls out uf the lot. He pitched the last
inning for the visitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
OLDHAM HELD
BROWN H|TTERS

ST. LOUIS. Mo, June :I-St Louis
could do nothing with Oldham in the
pinches to-day and Detroit won. TO o.
The locals got but two men as far as
sscopd base. Sothoron was wild and
ineffective. Sisler. with three hits
brought his seasons total to 100. being
the first player in either OF the major
leagues to reach this mark. The
score: Il II. T..
DeDtroit ......0 90 o u
81. Louis ..O0OO 90 D. s
oldham and Ainsmith: Sothoron and
n,liInpa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
WON BY TIE cARps.

ST. LOUIS. June 24-The st. Louis
Nationals will use the local American
park during their forthcoming homn
stand, July l To IS, inclusive, IT was
announced today. Negotiations arr
pending, the announcement added,
Whereby the Cardinals will play at the
Browns park permanently. The in
adequate seating capacity OF the Cardi-
mails field was assigned as the reason
for the change. Score by innings:
st. Louis 5000. 030 900 SOL Q 0
Boston .......... col 00i 00O--i Is 3
schupp. Goodwin and Clemens: Nc
Ouillan Eayers and Gowdy, OSeIll,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
GIANTS GET vAuaw.

NEW YORK. June 24.-The New York
Nationals made il two out Of three
from Chicago here today, winning the
last Of the series by a score OF to /.
The Giants broke VauBhn's winning
streak Of eight straight by driving him
out in the first inning. when New York
scored three runs on Ave hits. ono OF
them home run by Burns. Echf
his infcld assisting him with four dou-
bic plays. Score by innings:
Chicago ........ 900 100 0o0-l S 2
New York '.. 800 900 00x--3 10 I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
ADAMS CURVES
PRODUCE RUNS

BROOKLYN. y. Y, June ci.-Brook-
lyn punched six hits for Ave runs on
Adams in the NTH inning today. and
won the game by a score OF TO .. Oh
son was hit over the left ear by a
pitched ball and was knocked out for
fully a minute He was forced to re-
tire Pittsburgh made IL hits Of Ma
mauS but he frightened up in the
p!nchrs. the bases being full in three
innings. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
GREASY NEALE
SPIKES A.FAN

PHILADELPHIA. juno c4.-Philadel-
phia dropped 10 last place today when
Cincinnati eVencd the series by taking
the final game 10 ). Spectators surgcd
on the tield after tho game. and Ncalc
~ said TO have spiked one OF them. L c.
CipitatinK frCC-for-all hS1t. The
visitors gained the shelter II Tho club
house without injury. but one Spccta-
tor was badly cut about the face. Loose
playing by the local intteld lost tn, Ganc
in the first inning. Score:
Cincinnati AB. r. II. 70. A E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester |. Jersey ..
Akron ). Baltimore 4, (rain. called In
NTH.
buffalo =, Reading 4.
Toronto {, Syracuse l. a.A..l-A-A
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Thu Standing.
To-day'B Games.

Chicago at Pittsburgh.
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25

Boston at New York.
Phila. at Washington.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at 81. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

The greater the necessity for saving
The greater your opportunity 10 use
The IntellIgcpver Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25

The greater tho necessity for saving
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Brooklyn. s: Pittsburgh. ..
Cincinnati ): Philadelphia. J.
New York. g. Chicago, l.
St. Louis. :; Boston, 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.
The Standing,

Detroit. 3; st. Louis. u.
No others scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25

zRattcd for Smith in NTH.
XRan for Crarath in NTH.
AXBattcd for Gallia in niatn.
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Tota@ .....36 s - 81 l2
'Battcd for Adams in sixth.
Battcd for Meador in eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
VIRGINIA NORMAL INSTITUTE

PETERSBURG. VA. Juno H.
The Virginia Normal and Industrial
institute anniversary exercises be-
gan with the annual address before
the Christian Association by Row.
Emory Is. Smith. OF the COnErcga-
tional Church, Washington, ID. c..
The students vocal and instrumc n :
tai recital brought forth much ia
vorable comment. The reception to
More effort WAS put into the held
day exercises this year than in pre-
NiouS years. For the boys. il took
the form OF an interclass meet. They
lndulEcd IN races. contest features
OF all Kinds. The afternoon WAS
given over to the girls, who gave II
demonstration of outdoor games.
marches, drills and folk dances. The
industrial exhibit and the annivcr-
Sary of the training school were fea-
lures OF unusual interest
The commencement sermon was
delivered by Doctor j. w. l.. Bowen.
OF Atlanta. The commencement was
the browning event OF the week.
Doctor James ii. billiard. president
or the Jcanes and Slater Board. de.
livercd tho address. In his usual
quiet. but impresSivc. manner. he re-
viewed tho past. interpreted tho
present and forecastcd the future CT
forts OF the negro in his quest OF
an education. More than 100 stu
dents were graduated this year from
come teachers in the State.
During tho year the students and
the alumni raised nearly $4,000 to
near the school. This plot will he
known as the Alumni Field"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
HOLD FINAL EXERCISES
AT Elicit GIRLS SCHOOL
Annual Celebration at Country
Institution Observed by GRADUATE
ing ClnSS of 1920.

One OF the most interesting events
OF the carly summer was the annual
June Queen celebration at the Vir.
ginia Randolph Elicit Country School
for Girls. held Friday. June 4. I'm the
school grounds Mt Wcsthumpton. It
is an annual affair. in which the en-
tire school takes part, and is the
elimination OF II series of pl"vS given
by different classes during COM
mcnccmcnt week. Several old Eng
lish traditions are Invariably OBJ
served. and the occasion is unusually
picturesque. The Queen is chosen for
a high standard of scholarship.
Miss Johnson Wins Honor.
Miss I;lmor Holmes johnson.
daughter OF tho Rev. Dr.'and Mrs.
Thomas Cary Johnson. received the
flowers used and the outdoor setting
OF green make IN effective back
ground for the Queen and her Court.
Among the plays given during the
Hat" piquant harlcquinadc. The
Ugly Duckling." adapted and di-
rcctcd by Miss Margaret Freeman.
was charminsly interpreted. and
other artistic achievement in the in
tclliEcncc and simplicity of It's pre-
scntation.
t;lined Johnson, who received the
aud GRACE Sincrrqnt, Shepherd. executive
1 % me- hGH w Tn" "s? TSseayf T
lGucs Gun: Luna Amber. Est"llcc pcnnis.
Helen Fill. Nancttc Burton Ford. Eliza IN
Guy. Helen Saucr. Virginia Coleman.
Elinor Fry, Anne Miller. Lillian Wc!siecr
and Virginia woodall.
Graduates Of 1870.
In other classes Miss Louise Blair
and Miss Mary Mason Anderson re-
ceived prizes for English compost
tion. Prizes for gardens and rooms
we're taken for tho second and eighth
classes, and several members OF the
Junior class went up for Bryn Mari
entrance examinations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
Claims Dandruff Will
Cause Badness

II you have dandrur you must get
rid OF II Quick-its positively dan
Ecrous and will surely ruin your hair
IL you don't.
Dandruffy heads mean faded. brittle.
scraEEly hair that finally dics-ncw
hair will not Erow-thcn ynu are
hairless and nothing can help you.
The sure way to abolish dandrun
for good is to destroy the germ that
causes it. To do this quickly. safely
and without risking penny. get
from your druggist some Partisan
sage QiQuid form). This Is guaran
tccd to Danish all dandruH. stop itch
ing scalp, check falling hair, and pro-
mote Il new growth. or the cost. small
as it is, will he refunded.
Partisan sage is n scientific prcpa-
ration that supplies hair needs-an
antiscptic liquid neither sticky or
greasy. easy to apply and delicately
pcrfumed.
If you want beautiful. soft, thick
lustrous hair. and lots OF it, by all
means use Partisan Sage. Don't de-
lay-hegin toniEht-a little attention
now helps insure abundant hair for
years to comc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
THlRTY-EIGHT TAKE LAW
DEGREES AT UNIVERSITY
William y. Parish. Henry w. Open
hciiucr and Walter II. fhcnthum
Of Ittchmond, Among Number.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESN1l.L VA. June IL.
Thirty bachelor of law de-
yrecs will he conferred by the Uni
vcrsity of Virginia at the final cNcr-
ciScs on June l.. on graduates from
the law school, according TO an
nounccmcnt made today by the law
faculty.
The successful graduates are:
Joseph ". Bailey. Lr.. Washington. ID. G.
Hcrnard ID. Hooker. Newport News. Va
Robert G., g. itntchsr: i,,c'cEsSnrE; Vac,
John ). Chapman. Standardsviilc. Va.
Matter H. Chcatham. Richmond. Va,
Charles J: Churchman. stanton. Va
David j Fit&gcraId. Mindcn. La.
Walter, g. ,Fll@rairisk. University. Va.
Charles T., Jcniiins. Nortoik., Va.
Mcyer ii. 'i@'; !S Fstcr-sirg. Va.
.lohn 4. McNaurhion. iironxyiiic. y. Y.
Hdwn IL Mad; pgnyiif y In,r. ",
allison L, rslmer; oTiand,eei Fla: ~.
CLARENCE =. Pierce. Kirkwo4d. Ga.
James narhonr Rixsv, University. Va
William II. Saunders. BEDFORD. VA,
John Elmer swcpston. Charlottesville.
Giaua,liq,, Terrell, K,syscr. ". VA.
M'.% T r"G+"'S @ ian "'Gf TaaSo
Ciiy. Miss.
GGSSrES, \; Wilson. ,nnp,i.y"rs',y, Va.
TTih nmss T. W W%aawa nH'? san SH va.
John W Wright. Roauol>o. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

SRsy SAsssss,: !sis,so !, p!HSiSais;D MS s!;.
MSSrs heeyes Nan sh n
ard Roark. Alta Vista: Ruth aomervilic
M hap F0s srsn
sSssHrs LeSins,on Esther Louise I SnS
lAuspsis Mar. Frances sisil. NGr.olk;
&ase afsr South as'sn tSaIoS
B Sssa lu as-,Sna Say Msa. is 'ds;
Creek: Charlotte Yanccy. Harrisonburr
oms fr"sS arg
thur. campbcli; Mary Edna Bonney.
Dem South @ mah sz MssS" sr sSM
i:oudcun; Ellen camrbcll MacksenrE;
por % N iilndS rcs Mt' neutrality-suspicious.;
Mary sns GrOTs Aufns, isi A Rs.s
iuEham. Lillian Carter Hatcher, Chester;
M ma rsS"f nh HdG sSuS Miriam Fam
EIcnor Jones. Norfolk: Bo.sc Gladys. Lay.
Misc Msry E,tgSSs,n N MicSs K fsS
pnnviiic: ElizaTS,h c0rro!I Murphy, ?bsc'.
iiri;Grd; MarE"ie, Friend rrcc;or. BRAKES
nrnnch: Edith Irene saE,e. Hnrpcrs
bispa,ant: sarah Lovingly Wilson. ViT:
Elementary Teaching md supcrvision;-
Carrie Elizabeth sish"p Alb;naTle:
Miioy. Rockbridrc. Dorothy Weaver VIII
Sih"" Mar sre"' Gn n Atom jSc
By!m Warren. King GcorEc a.,
rr"hsTicl,: Mary sI'ni;swood GlassS,t
HlachshnrS Pauline E,t.ae .S i ;.Ii
don Mary NGf ian 'l Sash AGis isi
Amherst: Mary Mckee Secbcrt. Lcxing-
ton: Dorothy Mckinley spooner Farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
At RANDOLPH MACON
Closing Exercises Took Place
Wednesday When Thirty-Thrco
Degrees Wcro Awarded.
ISpccial to The Times.Dispntch. I

ISpcClhl to Inc Times Dispatch,
exercises OF the iSeo session OF G Ran'
dolph- Macon College took place in
S 'G tho o Snps Sour sRe address
to the Eraduatins class was delivered
6 by Or; =, s. p q Mitchell retirinE presi-
fcssor.clect of history in the Univcr-
sity Of Richmond. Or. MITCHELL gave
what al of his friends Invariably ex-
pect of him. Il strong and helpful mes
sage to the class just completing its
\ portrait OF DR., Alexander G.
Of trustees. was presented by DR.. S. c.
Hatcher on behalf OF the children OF
DIR. Brown.
In the evening the senior class had
charge OF the. program which was
rendered asa typical class night.
The following degrees wcro
Degree OF master of arts-James Masn-
Degree of bachelor OF arts:
M!ii1 %sn y bsa'sS $sna%. T '. Sssrd.n ion
l.. Buttcrworth Jamss w Sayre
Wallace IL. bowman Leslie l.. smith
r. Ernest Garland n. A. Smoot Jr
YIN S,n,vo1 r. HOFFMAN oman, George y. ,Sniscr
james y. Norman Guy z. Updika
G % o. e. 1 oiiv,s AAlfISd Mn;ins
DSsree OF bachelor OF scienee af'''
Rev r. r. Reeves. pastor OF NJ z
Rev. John w. shs seRfSSrd. "H General SUI
E SsrihntfInaen t.,r teacher training course
ch mfy south RPFrs,sn p,s'gT OF NJ
Memorial NJ. Il. Church. south. Roanokc.
Rev; IL Dong dozen pastor Allen Nc
mortal Church. Shanghai China.
n msSa %GFs sSaT'f t"
V. Norris. CLIFTON Forge, Va.
y. I.inthicun. RockviIl". Md.
-. Murray medal for scholarship to c. +.
William a; Shepard chemical depart
lctics to NJ. g. wcikcl. Catlctt. Va.
The medals OF the literary societies
wcrc awarded Mt tho celebration OF the
societies on Tuesday eve ming as follows:
washington Literary society.
Deb3tcr's medal to G. V. Morris.
Essayis;'s medal to l. J.. Smith.
DeClaincr's me dal to II. q. I,ryant.
Franklin Literary Society.
Mldycttc dcbntcr's media! 10 J.. w. Digs.
Essayists medal to j. NJ. Roberts.
Alabama Railroads.
Dcclaimcrs modal to z. II. Parker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
Harrisonburg Normal School

UdIIISUHUuf NUIHHd' 0GHUVt
liarrisouhurC. Virginia.
Sessions la20-l32l.
Courses leading To Professional Diploma:
Two-SPur Courses.
l. For Primary and kinderIartcn Teach
c-s.
> For Grammar Grade Teacher,
2. For Junior High School Teachers.
4 For High school Teach. RS
5. For Horne ECONOMICS TEACHERS.
Four cnr Course :
In Homo Economics. under tho Smith
hughes Law. leading 10 the II. >. degree
In Educatipn 49,,
Opportunities for students needing hnan-
cial assistance through:
system OF student service.
Free State sCholarshlus
state Loan Fund.
admitted. ,,s
professional standards and splendid school
spirit. ,,t,,.
Exrcptional practice teaching facilities
In both urban and rural schools.
For catalogue. address
President SAMUEL. r. DUKE.
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The Richmond iimes-Dispatch
Educational Directory

COLLEGIATE
Virginia Polytechnic Institution. .Blacksburg,
Hampdcn-Sidncy College Va.
and, Va.
william Mary College. williamsburg Va.
COLLEGES FOR WOMEN
Averett college. Danvilc Va.
Va.
y. C.
ID. c.
Va.
Talcott School
southern College Petersburg
stuart HAL .Staunton.
Va.
CONGREGATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
lIlon College Elon College.
MILITARY PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
Blackstonc Military Academy blackstone
A.,
ford Va
Virginia Episcopal School Va
CoNsERvAToRIIs SCHOOLS OIL MUSIC
II, o chnond Va
Frcdcr sburrv
State Normal Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and
Agricultural and Mechanical
College
I,lnrksburK. Virginia.

sixteen degree courses In General Sci
.ncr. APPLIED seicnso. Agriculture and
EnE!nerTinr: r. .. T. c. units; lstcd by
War Department as ono OF tho twelve
Colleges: tSo-ycAr agricu-
turhl course: courses for the training OF
teachers IN agriculture and industrial
tradeb. Scsslnn opcns September 80. 1870.
JULIAN y. BURRUSS President
ApplY TO ILcglk!raE Tor eatalogu..