davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03

'Lituji velice, re nemohu
vam v tom vyhoveti, senore,
nebot' nehlede ami k tomu, re
by to bylo ode mne jednani
nespravne q zradne, nebylo by
mi to dovcleno; klasterni Sc
stry mali oci Argusovy", odve-
| tia Erminic vazne.
"Ah! Jak est'astny jsem to
muz! Sleeno Rosenthal, nemu-
zete-li dodati il psanicko, toz
| jiste Dudete v stavu podstrciti
| il nepozorovane malinky, ne
patrny listecek - jen malinky
listek'', prcmlouval horkokrev-
my mllenec.
"Nemohu, senore Boil mne
to, ze muslin vam prosbu tuto
odeprlti, veTte, ale nemohu ji-
nak, nechci-li zraditi dGveru,
jakou We nne kladou rodice a
pribuzni Alberty. Byla by to
kanebna, ncodpustitelna zrada
2 me strany".
"Ah! Jak nest astnym jsem
muzem! Zadny nechce soucitit
s nami! A pfece fekla jste mi,
re ona je uveznena".
"Ano, to jsem fekla a ne
znam priciny, pruc bych to
Grzela V tajnosti".
"a, piece nechcete yezni po-
dati itechy?"
"Ne - ne tom smyslu, jak
w 81 prejete; ona je posud ne
plnoletaa a podrobena tudiz VII
Ii rodieu. Proto ale neztracejte
duveru a nadeji a pax trpeli-
vost, ktera vyplyva z obou. AZ
lnadejde prava doba, bude Ease
vse dobre", vlidne tesla Ermi-
lnie.
"Dekuji vam, mole az pfiliS
dobra slecno Rosenthal! ia bu.
du miti dlveru nadeji, nebu-
du miti ale trpelivost! ia ne
budu Gekati az co cas- mi prime
Sc, ale sam postaram Sc to, a
by vse bylo dobre! Dobre jitro
mole az prllis dobra mlada da
mo |"
Po techto slovech uklonil Sc
lhluboce a opustil Erminii, kite
Ira, usmfvajic Sc horkokrevno
sti mladeho italskeho profeso
ia, sesla dolu a S rucni prac
svoji priscilla k oknu.
Corsini ale ajmul 81 drozku
ktera nahodou jela kolem a po
rucil vozkovi, ably jej zavez
ku klaSteru Navstiveni Pam.
Marie.
Vyhlizel stale oknem a kdy!
drozka priblizila Sc tax blizko
re mohl klaster videti, poruci
zastaviti, vylezl povozu ia
plativ drozkari, postal jej zpet
Nechtel o5ratiti ma sc pozo1
rost nekoho a maly ten kouse
cesty urazil pejky.
u zdi klastera Sc zastavi
hledel k oknum a premysle
mali dopustiti Sc odvazneh
kousku a snele vejiti do klast
IA, nebo mali z1stati venku
vytkati nejake prilezitosti k
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POZEMKOVY MAJETEK
MA PRODEJ
Zaplat'te $4,000 hotove
Hned k stShovani
Hned k stehovani

Dvourodinny d1m, a poko-
je ma kazde suite, velky lot,
ma dlazdene ulici, blize zap.
Sc. ul. a Clark ave.; $4,000
hotove a $4,000 mesicne vcet-
ne go urokI. Jako splatka
prime Sc druhy mortgage neb
lot.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
ave-, roh Fulton rd., Harv.
1857, Cent. 1868. Ga
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Programm Generalnej konvencie
cESKO-sLOVENSKYCH SBOROv


CEsKO-sLOVENSKYCH SBOROv
Medzinarodneho Sdruzenia Studentov Bible
ktora sa bude vydrzavat
y dnoch A., ST. g. septembra 1920 Cleveland, Ohio,
V halle .. Vlka, pod cislom 3241 zap So utica
(Berte Clark Ave. karu S Public Squaru.)
soBOTA DINA a. SEPTEMBRA
900 rano Otvorene konvencie x
9:30 rano Osvedcenia
11o Rec povie Tob. sunal
Obed
! 80 popo Vo'ne navrhv a vol'ba zastupcu.
Volny cas- t..
3 80 popol. Rec povie = Jan Sadinsky
1880 popol Rec povie Ste. kobezda
80 veeer obrazove predstavie vysvetenm NJ sunal
NEDEL'A, DKA S. sEPTEMBRA
$50 rano Osvedcenia x
vorny cas-
1900 rano Rec povie J. Varga
II 100 rano Rec povie M Protanat
| 80 popl Rec povie NJ salata
Vopny cas-
s :Oo popol. verenu rec pove M. Sunal
Starry svet sa skoncil Name nadej re novy svet
prinesie pozehnanie zivym mrtvym. Ma tento,
predym neslychany predmet, verejnu rec predne-
sic M. Sunal Detroit Mich. nedel'u, dina s.
sept. 3. hod. popol hall p. Vlka, pod c. 3241
W. SO al. Kazdy mysliac muz alebo zena je ziada
ny sa sdcastnit Vstup dpne vo'hy. ziadne sbierky.
80 popol Verejne otazky odpovede NJ sunal'
Vecera
80 vec Obrazove predstavenie vysvetlenim NJ Sunal
PONDELOK, DINA 6. sEPTEMBRA
$50 rano Osvedcenia X
Volny cas-
10 100 rano Rec povie M Sunal
Ii 100 rano Rec poyie M Salata
%s obed y n4
/ 80 popl Rec povie Tob. Sunal
Volny cas-
300 popol. Zak'ucenie konvencie a rozchod
+ ~. PoCATOk eAsKoNEC TOHOTo SvETA! @<
Doha 40 900 pred vasima ocami Zahada stvore-
MIA konetne rozlustena PodrobneJse vysvetene
predtym vam neznamych vec mozete dozvediet ked'
DO diva vecere navsvite obrazove predsavene Is Wy
svetlenim svorenia a vyvinovania teto planey ej
tvorov "a 40 600 rokov al po teraz Cee dielo bude
predstavene ma diva razy sce a S. sept. 1920 hall
D. Vlka pod {. 3241 w. so ul Zaciatok 1880 vecer
Det nebudu pripusane. Vstup volny Ziadne sbierky
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MLADl bezdetni manzele
hledaji byt as o ctyrech svetni-
cich ma zapadni strane, aneb
ma Broadway. Nechte adressu
v adm. "Sveta'. 9-4
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OBCHOD A 3 SUITY

ma iizni strane, musi byti i
hned prodan;; snadne podmin
ky, prjinou Sc tez | neb 2 To-
tv na yymenu.
Ottc Pollock. 5425 Clark
ave. roh Fulton rd., Harv.
1857, Cent. 1893. o-4
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OZNAMOVANI VIZ "SVETU"
PRFNASf USPECH.
HL.EDA Sc

PRfBUZNI v Strakonicich v
Cechach hledaji p. j. Muzika,
ma nejz posledni adressa zne-
la els. 6 Hand Ave-, Cleve-
land, O. 9-3
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DVOUCLENNA rodina hle-
da byt trech neb ctyr svet-
nicich koupelnou okoli
Broadway. Nechte laskave "a
dressu adm. t. listu. 9-6
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PRODA Sc. farma 0 1Sti a

PRODA Sc farma 0 1Sti "a
krech. hodici Sc k drubeznictvi,
10 minut cesty cd Brecksville
Center a Royalton Rd. Je tam
dunn o lott pokojich pred 6ti
loty vystaveny. Pekna poloha a
dobra pIda. Musi byti hned
prodana a proto se da "a cenu,
"a kterou Sc tamneisi dom
sam nepostavl. Haste Sc u
VIM. M. Hahn, 1894 East 119
St, Kinsman kara. 90
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$4,000 HOTOVE

713 akru ma dlazd6ne State
rd. bez budov, as | akr lesa,
dobra pramenita voda, jen 10
a II mile cd Public Squaru.
Primo ma 2 busovych liniich "
kratke vzdalenosti od /. linie
mestsk6 kary; lace "a S375O.
snadne podminky neb Sc tez
vymeni "a jedno neb dvouro-
dinovy dum.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
ave, roh Fulton rd., Harv.
1857, Cent. 1868. 9-4
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$4,000 HOTOVE

A pokojovy domov ma zap. 80
ul., blize Clark ave. Lace "a
$4,000; $5OO.OO hned a zbytek
$4,000 mesicne, vcetne uroku.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
ave., roh Fulton rd., Harv.
3857. Cent. 1868. ga
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PRODA Sc rdzny nabytek,
masinafske nacini, center gau-
ge, scale, bicykl, White sici
stroj, obuvnicky sici stroj, dfi-
vi k topeni a jine veci. Haste
Sc V elsie 4827' Wendell Ave.
Ga
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt\u bez-
detnych manzelu, els. 11113
Hulda Ave. 2 Woodland. Jsou
tam A pokoje, koupelna a vse
zarizeno. 90
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ZAPADNf STRANA
JIzNf STRANA
LAKEWOOD
S. BROOKLYN

Prodavame rychle pozem-
kovy majetek vseho druhu:
kazdy majetek bude prohled-
nut "a "a hodin po obdrzeni
Vasi zpravy.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
ave-, roh Fulton rd., Harv.
1887, Cent. 1868. 9-1O
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PRODA Sc novy dunn o 5ti
pokojich, koupelna, fernes, E.
electricity krb, skopky ma pra-
do, bookcase. Lot je 40 pri
11O str, je V Corlett, blize ko-
stella. Cena $6900, zada Sc
$500 hotove, ostatni jako ma
jem. Nam tez jine domy, jedno
i dvourodinne. Blizsi sdeli FIR.
S. Pope. Also E. 131 St. 9-3
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PRODA Sc dun, bungalow,
vse V mem zarizeno "a velmi
leVnou cenu. Naleza Sc blize
Corlett kary a prodava Sc "a
pficinou odjezdu ma farmu.
Haste Sc V elsie 4139 E. 131
vi. blize Miles. 9-3
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PlANA ladl, -opravuJe a da-
va do poradku, ze Sc vyrov-
naji novym, c. F. kerner, 1462
Springyard, drive u Wamer-
link and Caldwell Piano Co.
ZaSlete listek aneb zaVolejte
Mario, 3146 M. ga
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"a PR1CINOU odjezdu mu-
sim prodati dun o 6ti pokojich
V nemz jest vSe zariZeno. Da Sc
LEVINE. Haste Sc V els. 1866 E.
140 ul. V Mt. Pleasant. 9-7
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn {. 1868 +. 4S ui., blize
Washington parku. Da Sc "a
$270O.0O. ga
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KOUPiSE

KOUPI Sc kuchynska ka-
nina ma uhli as o A kolech.
Haste Sc v cisle 2255 E. II ul.
9-3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
MANY PROMINENT GUESTS
AT HAMPTON ANNIVERSARY
hperinl Party From nInny FnInou.
schools Ia Br mt F'ift, Second
birthdny GctcIrntIOn.

isn.ElLl 10 The Times Dispatch
'iNMPToE. Aprii 2i.-Anong The
members Of tn" Special Hampton
TART" which viii arrive on Wed.,cs
second anniversary Of Hampton Ins;i-
tut. april 20 ana 3"), under The
,'naership "f Alexander u. Trou-
,rldEr. Of New YORK. VIII he the fol-
lowing:
h, \. Lawrence Lowell. president
- Harvard University; Hon Job T.
,icdr"s, New York: i. :. Frissell. New
York; Dean James r.. Russell. Of
teachers College. Columbia Uni
r.rsiiy and Mr., Russell. Mrs Charles
W Ide. Brookiyn. Mrs. 81. Clair Nc
hcIway. brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs
,hhiI"s j. Peabody. brooklyn; Harold
Peabody. isoston, Mrs. William II.
Forbes. Boston: Miss Gertrude Pea
b"hy. cambridge. Tn. Special Hamp.
ION Pariy Will Include the following
Hampton Institute trustees: Rev.
Henry Wilder Footc. Cambridge; Hon.
W Cameron Forbes. Boston. and Alex
andcr u. Trowbridg-. N.w York.
re following institute trustees
VIII meet tn. Special Hampton
l'arty AZ iiampton Hon william
Howard TAFT. az New Haven. prcsidcn,
nt the Hampton institute Board OF
trustees. who viii come 70 Hamilton
after delivering the Founders Day
address ~ Tusk"E"c: Or Francis -;
P"abody Cambridge. Mass: Frank w
Darling. Hampton; Dr. Samuel G. Nit
ch"ll. president of Delaware College.
Newark, Del Rev. Chester u. Elmer
son. Dctr"i' Mich: Dr. Jane. T..
Gregg: Or. Robtr, x. Motion. principal
OF Tushce.r. and Homer J.. Ferguson.
NeHpOEt News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
AMERICAN HOME FROM
NEAR EAST WITH BRIDE
Relief Worker Reaches Ncw y,,L
Having We'd TicfEinn Rcfugre
Mt (hnuutNpf

NEW YORK. APRIL 2i.-Ednond r.
iadlc%. Of Grinne!l. Iowa. has arrived
mere from the Near East with his
bride formerly Mile. Marguerite E'ayg
Belgian refugee, whom no me, =,
chaumont, France.
The story Of their romance rn!rh,
be taken "a proof ,ha, love laughs
as heartily at intcrnationa! blocIs..c
as at locksmiths. After the relief
units to which MIR. Hadicy wc-c al
'achcd TO in France we're dem,b;liz.1
ne WAS sent 10 Southern Russia.
where Denikin. aud his ARM an
posed the Sovie; forces. When In.
ho!shevist hordes broke Denikin.'s lin.
and drove that leader back into Eu
ean' Ny. liadl.y found he was cut off
ana ihai egrcss was almos; impos-
s'blc. Soon- after he had made this
discovery he received word that Mile
rays was in Tif!s. where she had
gone IN meet him. and he determined
10 cross the mountains TO that civ.
Dcnikine's army broke down oonor-
iunely for the American. who made
ms periious way south and after be-
ing held up on the road many times
by mountain volunteers, he reached
TINS, where he was married 10 NIL,
Fays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
STOUT WOMAN FAVORED
IN THIS SPRINGS MODELS
Many of Most Attractive Creations of Season Are De-
signed at Preason Season Especially for Benefit
of Those With Full Figures

lcrr and gives the effect OF "a one
piece dress. when the suit coat is
REMOVED. The blouse should be fash
ion"d of the same shade as tn. suit.
70 CIV. harmony %! line and colo.
me stout woman Will find this
model quite an Improvement over the
light .'hirtwaist effect.
Tunics are an added attraction to
tn" woman Of large proportions, for
thcy give grac: and slendcrncsS to
ones gown a charming gown for
Afternoon that any hostess would be-
pleased To don. was cut from deem
garnet satin and showed AN over
drap OF GeorEctte. The blouSc is
very clcvcrly designed. for It is spIi,
open down the front. and the fronts
roll back TO disclose a veStce %:
"hitc i"orEette crepe. quantity fold
ell acrc.s. The elbow sleeves we're
also OF GcorEet.e, but Of the garnet
shade and Were curcti In .atln.
IGuallS AS interesting as the
D!ons". however. was the skirt with
It's simple foundation of garnet satin.
over this was a four piece gathered
iunic ia panel style. with front and
PACK panel banging below the sides.
;hS final bit of trimming to en-
iiEen THIS smart gown. there is /,
banded design at the bottom %. in.
front and bach panel.
with such lovely and becominr
gown as thcs. for spring. what We
man need fear the disadvantages
OF Il full figure?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
let lolist
COLUMBIA SUMMER SCHOOL
MAKE PLANS FOR VlRGlNlANS
Special Provision VIII BE Made In
New York For Th0He Attending
College From the south.

NEW YORK, April 2t.-Nrginid
viii be- represented in the large con-
tinEcnt OF national educators who
nave been appointed 20 the teaching
stan OF Columbia University summer
session. in which nearly 900 courses
taught by hundreds Of Instructors.
VIII he gwen. The faculties of lead
ing universities. colleges and schools
East and West. have been drawn upon
by Columbia for this years session
which lasts from July { until Aug ust
Is. and which will attract students
from racticaily every state and from
many foreign countries.
Last year the summer school at
tendance appEoXimatcd 10000. This
year these iigurcs promise TO be
greatly exceeded. The number OF
teachers and others from Virginia
seeking professional instruction is
likely to he far more numerous. APP
Dlicat!ons for enrolment from tina.
section. according to Professor John
j. Co.'s, the new director. being about
double those OF 1918
On account OF the large number OF
NirEinians who will attend the sum
mcr session. AN organization has been
perfected 20 look after their interests
while they are In New York City. The
officers of the Virginia organize are:
Chairman. q. T. Soncrs. F'armville:
Vice chairman. Miss Lucy Brick house
6a5 GraydOn Park. Norfolk. Va: sec
Rotary J. NJ Lear Stat.
Normal School. Farmville Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
HAMPTON INSTITUTE WILL
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Wan. Noinbirs VIII Sncni> n. t.u,h
rrinS of Famous Cnlorcu
school.

HAMPTON. VA. April ai.--Th,
nfiN-Sccomd anniversary OF Hampton
institute Will be celebrated on April
- and 80. The RI. Rev. Theodore -.
Hratton. bishop OF mississippi. and
now also the president of the Amer
lean Sociological Congress: Hon. Will
liam Howard TAFT. president of the
Hampton board Of trustees: Homer
L.. Ferguson. prcsiden; of tho H;yw.-
Port Ne"a Shlphuilding and Dry Dock
tonpany ana the United States
,hanbcr OF Commerce, who ~ also 4,
Hampton trustee, ANA John Faiwv!l
NonrS, prominent banker o. i!osto:.
NH nr 1rcng ;hc speakers Or.
sara w Brown. of Washington -,
g. HAMPTON class o.. 1887. who has
recently occn lrctur!nS Tor tho war
Wo;h Council OF the \. W. &. ~ on
social hygiene. will spcah
.tcNauGc- Il. Trowl ridge. OF NJ,
orE. president Of the National iiarnp-
,on Association. will brin: - ;h. AN :
niH"rsaiY special Hampton party.
consisting: q: f:!v:!ds al IN" school
who I've in New York. boston. rhila-
d.lphia and other Northern clti"s.
This PARTY viii nc Joined at Hampton
~ number OF prominent SOUTH
c:-nerS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL FOR
WOMEN At UNIVERSITY
Hold Opening Exercises OF New
Extension of School at CharlottcS.
rlllc to Instruct Ecmulc Voters.

Especial To The Times DispatchI.
hARi.OTrESNlLI.E April a.
~ school OF citizenship, designed to
interest women in Il more thorough
knowledge OF the machinery OF gov
crhncnt. has been opened at the Uni
Fersity o: Virginia. under the auspices
OF the bureau ot extension Of the
university, the league Of women
opening exercises were made by
president Alderman. of the uniycr-
sity. whose theme was The New
democracy: pr. Albert II. Pu,ney.
dean of the faculty o: the schools OF
napTmacy, Jurisprudence and citizen
sniN in tho American University.
Washington. -. -. Whose subject
was The Making and Development
inc National Constitution" and
Mrs. Edward j.. C0stigan. Washing
ny and demand. National League Of
women Voters, who spoke on The
aims and PURPOSES OF the League Of
Women Voters"
:, Mrs, CostiEan liz tn" VIE Of the
Hon. Edward +. C0s;!gnn. "a member
of the United states TariT commits.
sion and during the world war
Travelled with her husband through
several Of ,hc EuroDcnn countries as
representative Of :'rc committee on
dent OF the National Consumers
League and as such has appeared he
ior" inc most important congressional
hearings in behalf % measures vitality
concerning all American consumers
She WAS chosen by Mrs Chairman
Ca;:. president OF the National Amcri.
can WOmcn's Suffrage hgsociat iot to
accompany her on n recent speaking
tour Of the entire Western half Of
nc 'nlted states in the interest Of
lhc ratthcation OF the Federal suffrage
a,hendincnt and tn. National League
OF WOrlan Voters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

in the Unite Estates are connected
with no Sunday School get no regular
religious training. II they wanted the
training there ar. not buildings or
teachers enough to give 1t 20 onc-ha:t
OF them.
Yet Roger w. liabson. the statis-
tician. speaking recently on business
principles. declared that 'thc greatest
factor In business life today Is r"iir-
ION and that your real security IL
The i|cgrt%. the righteousness Of
the people OF tn. community
II is easier 10 conduc; Il campa ign
OF stewardship or of life work or OF
evangelism pure and Eimrie. vita
thousands participating the cam
pa!cn than with hundreds. There Is
effectiveness IN the mere weight of
nunih.rs. and ;her" is fore" in the
creation o: general atmosphere.
This applies To the note that will
be struck ut L. NJ. today At this
hour all the members OF all the
churches participating in the Inter
church World Movement are asked TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
UNIVERSITY VISITORS
HOLD SPRING MEETING
Many Promotions in Faculty Are
Announced by Eomid, Also
Two New Professors.
lSpccla! TO The Times D!sratrnl

lTl'tii. 10 me mes ID. pat 81 4
CHARLOTTESVILLE. April IN,
the srrinc meeting o. the board OF
visitors % III" tnivcrs.:, OF Wright,
Arthur Fickensc.Ior. OF New York.
was elected professor % music. and
Or. Wilfrcj Eldrcd, OF Virp:Inia. as
soc!atc professor OF busincss :lJ,rin.
iStrition
Mr.. ,Fickenschcr is "a native Of s,,,
Francisco. where his family resided
Tor three generations. lie was o,iu-
ca;cd At Munich. ana IS Il corupos.,.
OF note. He has been associated with
such singers az Mile. Nikita. Macerna,
o:idr.cek and Mime. .Srhumauu- IIcink
'r. Eidrcd was born on tine EASTERN
shore Of Virginia, and was educated
q; Washington and Lee ana Harvard
re was instructor at Harvard Col
i"Ee and':., STAFFORD University Re
the United Stit.* food administration
and Of tho United States Grain ..or.
nordtiun
The following promotions IN tho
faculty were announced:
Associate Professor G. NJ Sparrow
TO fun professor OF physics
Associate Professor \. q. : i:.Iz.
10 iull professor OF philosppn.
Adjunct Professor ". L. iiray. 10
associate professor OF clinical Giag-
nOS.;,.
ate Professor Of geoiory. " 'SS'''-
Instructor G. II. Thurman. 20 ad-
junci professor of English
Instructor w. T.. Knight. 10 adj
Jun@t professor of Roinauic l,m-
guagcs.
Professor John H. Manahan was
a2pointcd dean Of the department OF
education.
Professor Charles q. Maphis was
named as dean Of the summer uliar-
ter and director OF university ex-
Professor w r. Smithey was
transferred to the schoo! OF second
arg education, 10 succeed Professor
Mhnh!s. who has held tho position
FOR number OF years
Upon the request %: President VIII
son. in letter to President Alder.
man. another years leave was
granted Professor Thomas Walker
laGc. now chairman Of the United
states Tariff Board.
Dr. Theodore HouEh. dean of The
medical department.. was recon-
menled TO Governor Davis a. 81
member az the Medical Commission.
established by recent trt 90 The
General Assembly
Armistcad G. Gordon. Jr. o: Stlun-
ton. Va. WAS appointed to the Gar
rett scholarship.
The budget adopted tho largest in
the history Of the university. total
ing sSlj.ooo. provides for The now
school Of music. under the McIntire
school OF Fine Arts: the icnGthcn.ng
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Clever Dfpiomn ry.

4 young man was charged with
lettering susDiciouaiy 1T 81 railway
station. The magistrate said sternly.
This lady says you tried to speak to
her at the railway station" ut is
4 mistake" pleaded the accused. II
was looking for my wifc's young
niece. whom I've never seen, hut
who'd been described 10 me as "A
handsome young lady. with golden
hair. well-cut features. fine COM
plcxi perfect figure. beautifully
dressed. and" With charming
blush. the. principal witness against
him interrupted. Il don't wish to
prosecute the gentleman. sir" she sa id
TO the magistrate. Any one might
hive made the same mistake"
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An Alarming Threat.

one farmer met another farmer.
"hen ooth or them were driving in
Il narrow country road in the deem
snow oil winter. The track was only
mat turning out was difficult When
'hc Two met, one farmer said. with
Il clustering manner, III YOU don't
urn ou' for me III do 10 you what
! did 10 The last man who wouldn't
turn out for me" Much alarmed. tho
other farmer pulled out in the decp
snow TO let his belligcrcnt neirhbor
pass. when he was back in the road
ne turned and said TO the first farm
cr: Tell roe, neighbor, what did YOU
40 TO the man who wouldn't turn fou.
Ior you? Il turned out for him." re-
piieu the hot-headed farmer.
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HARRISONBURG
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ,
II 4 u IL y llI'Ills n

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
-, MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. April "a
.cksbure and liarrisonburg. Normal
Schools wcr" accepted and salary
schedules FOR the two institutions
approved by the state Normal School
Board AT its annual session In Iiar-
risonhuTG. Members OF the board in
attendance were: Virginius *. Shack
citor'l, president. OF Orange: ID. -.
Hull. Jr.. OF Roanoke; +. .. Larrick.
Big stone Gap; Alfred -. Preston, OF
Amsterdam: DR.. II. VI. DcJarnc;ie. OF
Fredcr:cksbnrG, Il. g. Chanbcrlayne.
Jr.. OF Ih"niN. and n X Rrock sec
T T" "' cnana. or o! "T Fnst,ef
icksbure. and Prcsidcn, $. T. Duke.
OF iiarr!sonburS, also met with the
hoard.
rrcsiden; Duke lief; Wednesday for
Richmond. whcr" he attended the
meetings %. the virginia Association
OF Women's Colleges and Schools.
School Glcc club went by automobile
to Fort Defiance Monday night.
where they appeared on program
before the cadets OF the Augusta
conccr, an impromptu dance WAS
given in honor az the young ladies.
kaymond G. ninEledinc. of the de-
LinvilIe Distric, school Fair. held
at the I.invile- Edon1 school
Misses Nell cr;Zcr. OF Alton. and
catharinc Harrison. OF Harrisonburg
have returned from cleveland, where
they went as delegates OF the local
y. W. L. y. to attend the national
conference Of the Y w. G. 4.
Green Stockings" popular and
effective play. which has enjoyed n
"Broadway run" was presented by
members of the Junior class. under
the direction OF Professor James c.
Johnston, Friday night In Harrison
and Saturday night in Woodstock
DR.. w. j. clifford, Of the detNart-
men, OF education. left Wednesday
for Botctourt County, where he will
he engaged Tor several days in the
inSnnIf inn Of hiirh :,