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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
NEW CLOCK AND GONG
SYSTEM GIVEN TO EL0N
1921 Class of the College Presents
Electrical Outfit for Use In Adj
miniSiyat;on Hu:lttiny

ELCN COl.i.EGE Fob l1-Th.
class or 1891 has presented the col.
leg" with - very handsou" and use
ful m"mcrtp in tn" fo-m of hu cleo
trical clock and i:n!:g system for The
administration Building and dor.nj-
tories When completely Installed
this system viii di.rcnsr FOR IL"
changing OF classes tn" tiuir- hon
orcd ringing OF the hell II is Very
complete system and is said To h.
most efficient 'in its service"
The BOY Scout Troop OF th" col
leg" community. thirty-"Ight strong.
under the leadership "t ScoUtmaster
G. Humphri"s and his assistant. Mr..
w. H. Wicker. CAV" a father and son
anuu"t tonight In me Young Mem,
Club dining han. IN" toastruaai"r
was W. y. Inrg"r. pianist. Professor
I;"tts. song leader Professor Alex
rnher. Addresses were made by pr,
!. O Atkinson, Dr y. g Newman auu
Mr.. !. -. Oldham. In addition 10 the
sooutmastcr. Two OF the EnN Scout $
also responded 10 toas's. Walter
Wicker. OF tn" Christian oruhanaEc.
amd j. pan Wicker. of tn" village. II
was Il most enjoyable occasion.
Last Sunday tn" college pastor. pr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
WILSON SPENDS SEVERAL
HOURS AT FUTURE HOME
This tx Presidents Second visit Ia
House Since tIr Fur
chased IL.
ley Associated Press. !

~
WASlIINGTON. FEB. i2,1'rcsi,lcnt
wilson spent s"vcral hours today aj
the house where he VIII make his
h"m" after his retirement from office
on March I. II was the Presidents
second visit To the houS" sine" he
purchased IL and. with Mrs wilson
hc SPENT considerable time in going
cvcr his belongings. which hav. re
Gently been brought here from Prince
ton. y. j. ami indicating the pieces in
which he desired thcm TO he placed
III" President paiG particular att"n-
ton 10 III" books Of his library ami
to their "rr"n-clnont In the racks
All "t tho Presidents furniture that
was in St"r"G" in Princeton has h.cn
received. and there only remains the
MOVING az tho few personal effects
az tn" Tres u"nt and Mrs. Wilson from
the White iiuuSc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
THOMAS A. EDISON WAS
"A YEARS OLD FRIDAY
Wizard of Mcnlo Park" Says Man
Would Die In Three Years
Nn Kctiriiig At 20.

WEST ORANGE. \. j.. r,h. l2-
Thomas 4 Edison. - years old to-
;ay. was assisted IN celebration nf
ihe anniversary by the Edison III
on"crs. an organization composed OF
the Inventors associates or nfty
years asS.
The dinner guests. however had TO
avail, Mr.. EdiSOn's hunger rangS.
ior ne went 10 his laboratory ms
usual at o'clock this morning.
Watcher he would return to watUh
the fascinating durtin"s OF his cX-
n"r!m"ntaitonS ampcroS ana other
electrical 'iasrcdicntS' this after
noon. he said depended upon whether
his wif" would let aim Daring
the morning II" did take time To in
icrvicW Il group Of newspaper in"u
aud answer number Of varied
Questions. 7" n" question: should
would die IN years"
When, are YOU going to retire.
he was asked.
We'll. don't want To retire.
When tho doctor brings In Tho
oxygen cylinder III know it's time
COR mo To give up"
Asked for his opinion ON Henry
E"rds announced intention of pro-
ducing milk syrtheticaity MIR :di-
son said il Was entirely possible
and. if si!"h milk il made. II viii h.
much purer. Th"r" axe going TO he
the next few years"
Concerning business conditions. II"
said:
W. ar. now running through a
cycle. and II viii have 10 20 it's
course. don't Know how long il
the matter. 1t is all in a state OF
mind"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
USE OF PATTlFSHl7S IS
ARGUED BY WOMAN
-, pcg-: SCOT, Fr'd rh'i so: Fighters
.invr i:rr' tif;i ncc, :"r
t,ruh iD--,rI-.:


iuNrHN Fen ~ -W'Il" Hrltish
iHvg' eSg.t. iav" NO. vt 'cr.3 d
whet',sr or not Tho submarine ht=
nutclasser big $io.oeo.0'u ha:tlvsupe
In war. ~" c1EtrDN,rsy started ~.
Admiral Sir Percy scott has pro-
yidcd Tho country with laugh
sir Percy Scott. having failed to
got az answer TO his problem What
Is the use Of bIttlcships2" wrote
finally les the Times:
~ last ! have 4, am Informed
Nv a lady tina, bnitlcships are Of use.
u.s. they have 4 magni nCcnt deck for
dancing ANA Il good band she con
sjdcrs the submarine as If no
damned use. rs Il has neither of
these necessities OF life"
swift comes the reply OF the "Wo-
man i'm the case
As The authorizes Of tho opinion on
.hr merits oC hetii"ships. 10 which
sir percy Scott rave publicity. ! feel
constrained Ia point out that the con
,ersaticu he referred to occurred ~
d. dance" ard that, whatever the
mrrits 81 "a hattlcshlp's deck as n
ballroom. n dance noor IL "a slipDcry
lnitl.ground to choose for "a debate
un naval policy.
Il trust this will not provoke a
dfgcusslon Has Sir Percy Scott ever
bad his ieg pullcd?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
TABOO 'PETT|NC PARTIES
At BROWN UNIVERSITY
Barnard Girls and Columbia Men
Promptly Get Into the
[Dy United Ncws.I

NEW YORK. Feb. i; -"pctting
parties" bctw cen wcn-r.galatcd
friends. are all r.ght-and then again
they aren't right al all-dcp"ndiug
upon which camp you happen TO be
III. Also, whb does the "rctt3ng'P
That, too. depends. Ana the combi-
nation OF tlc two questions has quite
upset the stan OF the Columbia Uni.
vcrSity Spectator. the studcn; paper
II all started when brown Univcr-
s!ty put a ban on said "pct;iug
parties" Barnard girls and Culum-
bia men promptly got into the fray.
and the Spectator staff. attempting
- get decision out of the melee.
iinaIIy decided to publish rs ruuch
y rSonGi data as various male ana
female Contributors sent in and thea
nritw :, conclusion
Argued -. H. r." ii young lady;
Every girl wants TO be liked and
'."iuircd and DOESN'T car" inGcH wnu
huntrcsscs. ana go after their game
| ia the say they think viii tc; il;
Any girl can tell by the way "a mau
looks al hcr wha, hc wants. Most
men might bc more decent, nut I'm
not against petting IL Sou know
whom you're win auL Xix. him weIl
enough. i;clng :u sumo ones arms
IS :, sort oil comfy, honey feeling y
! persons Is ali right. too"
cam" then Il storm OF protest from
numerous women and ON" man. who.
spOnd,d to g. ~. +" as follows.
Il believe this young lady repre-
SCENTS neither the girls point OF view
nor tn" mans. re;tinE j. purely Il
| physical activity. The girl who in
| az. %cs IN pcttinS 10 gain admirers is
snOnr'inatIng AL her other charms
To Ia" primitive emotions. She pets
| because she lacks sufficient mental
| equipment To enable her to interest
| and to hold 1t man by means o,her
than the physical! She may gain
transient admirers, but from EXPERT
cnce, We know that she soon loses
! them"
As stated, there developed two
camps. i;ut til" Spectator STAFF after
solemn thong mt. voiced the consensus
| of opinion as:
| II YOU want to pet, pc; away No
/ one desires Ian on pettluy any
more than the otl.r blue .aw cN-
/ traVaSahccs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
WILL PUBLISH STORY OF
1919 PEACE CONFERENCE
colonel T.. VI. I'nu-r md other No.
table. VIII Contribute To
~" i'uhiir.tinn
lBv Associated PROSE-. |

NEW YORK. Fob Colonel FL
Nnrd VI. Hnus". representatives Of Tho
wilson administration throughout
tho war ana United states Commits
+ assembling ne. 'nanmscript nr Il
book entitled "What Really Hap
reu"d ct Paris. the story ~ tic
Pence Conference. 1919" which is
ghnrtiy to be published BY charles
S"rihncr's sons. ttat firm announced
Tho book viii include contributions
ny other American delegates vino
participated IT. the ireat.-making ~;
Versailles. uamclv, Charles 81 Has
kina Chi"f Of Division .. Western
Europe; Robert II Lord. chief of
ihiei II Division .: Boundaries:
Charles Seymour. Chief OF hustro-
HUNGARIAN Division Isaiah Bowman.
chief Territorial Nviscr; Thomas ".
Economic Advisers; samuel Gonp"rs.
Chairman Commission on !n,c-na-
t.oual labor LEGISLATION. licrh.ct 9.
Hoover. p.r"ctDr-G"Hcrni or Relief:
James DroHu Scott amt David Hum
tor Miller. Legal Advlsprs: General
Tasker II Bliss and Admiral Henry
colonel House. own contributions
to tn" work wan treat o.: prcparl-
;ir'ls for pence The story ~ the
"rmistlc. and fundamentals OF The
peace. whil" ~" oiher delegate viii
inclui" ~ their subjects tn" tr!ai Of
= e Kaiser. the nov h"undtrieS @:
Germany. thc New Poland tho story.
nC iiVmc. - ,nra;ions. tn" f""iiup az
Europo. disarmament and ,'Ic labor
r!nrses of ~ treaties
Mr SymChr. who is professor -
IN Gliding tn. .anars FOR tho
forthcoming NElUm".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
organ Recital NJ All snints

INC -unduv nftcrnOon sCrvICcs Al
All Saints Episcopal Church. durinf.
IN. tcutcu scaScr. will be prcCcG"'
is ~ organ recital OF tn riy minutes,
DIV Ihc organigt. Prof. Ernest II
CCeI,v. has made he following sclc.-
lions ter tomorrow afternoon: An
don't Cantabilr Grom S;rin: Quar-
:piir) rschnil owsxy: In the Morning
tfrom Peer Gynt Suitc) Gricg; Pas
is,tle. WaChs; Scrcn0dc. Widor; An
dante from Fifth SYMPHONY. licotho-
,rn MI Saints has Il vested choir
al rotiy boys aud is the only church
III Richmond holding services on sun
g-y ;if' ,rnpOnS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

y. g. Newman. preached special
sermon for the Boy Scouts at the
conclusion Of which the BOY scouts
stood on their feet at attention. and
repeated the scout oath.
THIS week Dr. Byron W. King.
founder and president Of the King :
school. Of oratory, Pittsburgh Pa,
- giving series of lectures. two
cach d'N.' in the realm of the drama
With Illustrations from Shakespeare.
The series Mill conclude Friday eve
ming OF this week with tn. proltic-
ton pt N" Merchant or Venice. IL
which Dr. kirs viii play the role OF
Shylock ana Miss Ruth Hawk. OF tho
EXPRESSION Department. will take
that Of r0r;ia other members %:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
AMERICAN TILE DEALERS
WILL MEET HERE IN 1922
H">incss Manager Dnbncy, of Cham
htr oi Commerce. hnnUunrrs
acquisition of ConNcntion

Notcc mat The 1872 annuaI conycn-
t'"i 2I me Tue and Mantle Dealers
Association of America vilI he I.Ih
IN 'sichmond WAS received Yesterday
ny ". !. bahncy, business manager
81 IN" RICHMOND Chamb"r OF COM
m"rc": Fully 1000 representatives
ana their families are cXp.ctc,i No
ualt mas been SCI for the convention
ar. I'hhn"N recently went tu phila-
closed IN thai city YESTERDAY Ths
InHithtIHii Tor n'S, Year WAS extended
On h"hHli Of virginia 10y Guy,,uu,
N"Sth","l"rh !b"vis. for the city hy
USING comm tic Il the Chamber ana
10y the Chamber OF Commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
INDIGESTION
"Pape's DiapePsin" makes
Disordcrcd Stonachs
feel fine at once!

I.umps Of undiGestcd food causing
pain. When your stomach is acid.
and is gasSy. sour or you have heart
burn. GatulcnCc. headache or dySpcp-
STA, here ~ speedy rclicf-no wait
ing.
Eat "A tablet or two of papc's Dia-
pepsin and instantly your stomach
feels fine. All tn" indi"' Stion pain.
gases. acidity' ard misery in- III.
stomach caused by acidity ends
rapc's Diapcpsin tablets cost little
at any drug store. but there is no
sur"r or quicker stomach antaCid
known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

Springs sports costumes arc made
aiuiing and smart, aud Designed
upon such soft ana s,npl" lin. that
III" home dr"ssmaker VILE have no
difficulty in copying them. ono ~ the
vcrE srna-tcst 81. the new models is
sketch.x above.
Use sof; jersey cloth. porllu. serge.
sports SIX or crepe d. chine for
your suit
How would you like dark blue
Jersey cloth bound with orange color ?
The orange should hc used only FOR
the binding. however. and no, for the
pl"at"d portions Of the costume. ia
not forget the orang. band around
tho bottom OF tn" skirt
Win skirt OF white creme do
chine or serge, "a blouse made o!
!Hd" green coral or royal blue vii,
~ most distinctive. Use bindings OF
INC contrasting color on both tn.
skirt ana the blouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
SOLDIERS EXPERIENCE PAIN
IN THEIR AMPUTATED LIMBS
London Physician Declares He Has
Iind Frequent Complaints or
This Character.
LEy Univcryal ScrvLcn. /

LONDON. i'"b. I2-R.ports :ha;
,hcy feel palrs in amrutat"d limbs
are being made to English doctors
10y men disabled ia the war
br. George i;lddock. of London. de-
c'arHs that lie has had frequent com
plants Of this character ~ man
wearing ~ cork leg often has "a feel
Ing that chc foot is still thor" Some
times the pain is acutcp and We ar.
asked 10 give relief
\ small grant ha: been made az thc
Royal lnflrmary rf Manchester 10 en-
able Or. 81. jefferson 10 Investigate
causes OF pain In wha, tho medical
profession here call phantom limbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
v.ou,d Censor Motion pictures.

EALEIGII. n c.. Feb. l2-Bins
r,uviding for state wide cnnsprah,o "a
motion pictures and the regulation Of
charges for rooms and meals by
rofc!s in this state were Introduce
l.. the House of the North Carolina
General Assembly today. The CEN
snrship measure is, being urged by
various woman organizations and the
hotel bin ny commercial travellers OF
the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
%i0.O0O,9Oo PURCHASE OF
FiRm LOAN BONDS ADOPTED
Ia Urcr'dr credits fur Farmers Pend
ing decision by Supreme
liiy ,Asso":a,ed Press

WASiiiNGToN. Feb I2-Th- APP
rropriaii"n bin r!d.r authorizing tAo
Secretary al the Treasury 10 pur-
loan bonds to proNid. credits fcr
farmers pending decision by the Su-
prem" court ia IL" litigation test
ing cousti;utinraIity of the farm
loan Law, was adopted today By the
Senate.
Il now awaits approval by the
House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
nr SIR rrr,'IyAL PHILLIPS.


n especial 10 L1ndon ilaily ENprSss and
III Universal Service
LONDON. Feb. l2.--lIotcl servants
'he world over are trying to thrust
H their hands deeper into tho pockets
OF the travelling public. Tips have
neon cnt down by ovcrtaxcd patrons
"ho Nnd Themselves abroad FOR bug
incSs purposes. and even the idlrfs
4 III search of rrnt ana sunshine are
prone &" kocp - tighter grip on their
u purses when running the gauntlet
! Of hungry employees on the day u:
n departure
h Hence tnr recent protest OF French
I waters against prevailing methods
o: taHnr ihr publ.c. Thry nrc agi-
tai.ng so IL appears for imposition
OF TIC le per cent automatic tip
"hirh has become a nxtur" IN ssv-
| crai countries
This TAX. Collected on payn"n, Of
ones hil ia intended 20 cover all
Z EVainliiEs 10 til" HtaT. The Eu-H, IL
E ANrpnsad To avnih the trouble of dot
+ Ilg oui dCprHrlatcd pnpor money 10 "a
[ En'u" ri AuNluus Servants. aHd tnv
/ strNhuis arc suppusud 10 he freed
|. rom lh" anNviy % "htching furtiv"
4 t'tFe org who show signs If csr''p-
+ 80. without riviug au. Notice"
/ Needed In i.urd"n.
I IN some nlaccs II is success. !
. hGyr fuuut thu automatic tipping
| ss,e" excellent when walters anh
'ocir ASSOCIATES In IA, pool loyauy
+ -DtrnlHni ;IOrI attempts to squeeze
\ 'A"n victim privately a'tcr hc had
7 paid his 'ol at ;ie desk. II such
policy CpulG be enforced IN London
ihc public might hnd itself "nsei OK
considerable annoyance when the
h"nr % r"fNn1inE arrived
iiniS a. good and u hhd cNGmpl"
10 Dol H.s#H.n #.a.
ou tho hii in tN" Official foc Tor ser
wants % in4t. parts Of tho country
Lat inc cup,liS -! Ia" servants
seems % mcrcaac rs one travels
ia V,,Acr ,Hc Walters thoms lives
| i1lth'Hli" un"rV" tGo rui" NOT to
tuHe private tps y uniformed En-
| riiHhmHn who tHrust Zip INTO tn.
az DaH5-lI's iiutol altar tho custom
agg ~ arr cont bad been added to
[ the pslo. II hia WHISKY and auhn. OK
N'rieNred q sh"eH when ID" wniCniul
Aaau walter hustled UP cursed Tho
waiter aii 'orrrI HIN 90 hand back
thn ndlit oual wft
,.n:"r"cG Ia unmr
| iu E1mn tn, cIfrH ard restaurants
mostly fuilow THIS piaH The "ai'sr
wno s"ryrs your coHc. OF v'rmuU,h
automatically a@r'rac'r tn" cupuor-
Iuu a. him The service ~ as good as
b" tho old dnyr At least on. hotel.
| lnwov'r. has no, adour.G tho 10 per
c.'t r~ Instead. begging notices
confront you orr .vnry si,le-thre- al
lb,n on your bedroom door. TWO iu
'h" lllt ,rpcoHu@ % quests Ia thr'e
Languages. Please D. generous 70
thu EctVaut-, 80 'hct We viii not
\ have trouble with tho eiaff'
80 further south aud YOU VII fnd
ihc usual uHr"fo'rod 1righnds a.
itrnd.ti Whnfg acsomi.l is,sd ,higiy"ess
J rusSibl" ununy "u' Of iuiurIetch
1raNN"rs wh" must pass through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
COMIC VALENTINE PASSES
| INTO LIMBO AS OUTWORN
ST.. 'imcntul illusions Decorated
With Hearts Take Place Of
Oid-rimc "I,umor."
nY JAMES l.. KIIGNLLEN,
tnitcd News Sintf Correspondent.

CHICAGO. Feb. l2.-Thc comic VAL
cntinc, AN institution in the '70s and
sos. has all but disappeared.
OF the thousands of valentines that
are being Shipped out into the com
try from tn. big distributing ceuters
in Chicago. New York and Kansas
city. comparatively few are OF the
come type.
Instead. tho demand II for the old
fashioned. daiuj: lace and cciiclOid
creations in the form Of hearts.
doves banjos, yioiins and love knots.
containing little sentimental verses
that are like rapicr TRUSTS TO tn"
heart OF the Uincthins on
This order:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
!, ,nnr nnh Emrinycrs Mmrt mnrrnnIzc

NEW YORK. Fc5. l2.--toncCsS iOnS
hy labor. employers and the public
are necessary tn bring about salts
factory industry relations. w r. Bias
set "a New York industrial engineer,
declared in an address before the In
dnstrial Relations Association OF
AmcrIrh. here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

HOUSTON, TEXAS. Feb. i2..The
Gu!f ripe Line Company to-day an
iiounccd a cut of % cents in the price
Of coastal crude oil, bringing it to
s1.25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

the cast will be students of the De-
partmcnts OF Expression aud Public
Speaking OF the college.
Appropriate siO0.uOO.00O for Roads.
WNSUINGTON. Feb. t2.--hn mp
preparation Of sIOO.O0O,000 to epohls
IN" Federal government to assist
state road building projects during
the 1879 fiscal year WAS proposed to-
day by senator Swanson, Democrat.
Virginia. IN the form OF an amend
m"ut to the annual pOSt-oiIlcc APP
rroprintioGs bill He gave notice that
ncNt week he would ask vote on u
special rule for it's insertion SAYING
there would h. difficulty in getting I,
separate enactment for the money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

Doesn't hurt hit. Drop little
FrccIone" on an aching corn. in
stantiy that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you lift II right OF with
fingers. Truly:
?our druggist sells n tiny bottle of
greczonc' for few cents. sufficient
TO remove every hard corn. soft corn
or corn between the toes. and the
cailuscs. without soreness or irrita-
tion.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
TIPPING SYSTEM IS
. PROBLEM EVERYWHERE
sir Pcrcival Phillips Fears No
Fixed Addition TO Check VIII
Abolish GratuiticS.
IRy Unlvcrsnl Eoryicc. /

>. 'Shr Percival Phillips. the famous
hnS'iSh var correspondent. who has
JuSt returned to London after twu
years travel In Europe aud Asia Mi
nor. describes his experience of the
tDping system IN hotels :Iiid rcs,au.
rants. lie has made up his mind
'"ht ~" nN"d addition to the gucst's
q consumers check will succeed In
aboiishinG gratuItiesD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

The tendency is running 20 ,hc
quaint and Whimsical" said " ~.
Slefert OF the Master Craft Publish
'ug Company.
'Tho kids don, s""fn 30 crave the
comics anymore" DECLARED j ! Bar
rctt. Of mcclure {: 60. Here are tn.
knd" he added passing one 10 tho
reporter. that wc can hardly SELL
II was lurid drawing IA sort "t
debated temperate" lccturc-1nd
showed an animated whisky bottle.
1t was entitled, 'rho stuff sOu drink."
The passage OF tho eighteenth
amendment Il Is believed. hah come
thing 20 do with the parsint; Of the
comic valentine.
Scntimcn, not humor-if the comic
valentine "nI hc termed humor-
seems 20 hold sway in America to-
day. Those VINO are NOT sending
valentines ia their out-of-;own
E"crthcorts tomorrow Valentine
Day --alc "N1rcssing their sentiments
hr sending caady pnd flowers
Everybody is saying I; with How
crS. said Wholesale florist
Tn" henri -shargh candy box. deal
RS said. is selling Xix" hot cakes
just NOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
want 10 sent valentine.
y pretty one. to YOU
But II takes u lot of courage
such q bold. bold thing to do.

The country tdwn demand for
sweetheart" valentines. according to
whpl"HnI"s, ~ unprecedented. The
big. bO%Cd valentines are not wanted
as much rs the smaller. diiuticr tind
with the verses that mako no pre-
tense OF nuntvocation, but 70 to tn"
buint. such HS this:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

There are 70 many kinds Of valcn-
tines
Some made Of lace and glue.
There are comics" and the stand
M Kind,
And then there are pOstals, too.
But when | chos. my valentine.
I'm going TO choose you
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-29
winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION

The examination for the award Of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for admission Of new students
will be held at the County Court House
on Friday, July 1, mt 8 II. m. Appli-
cants must not be less than sixteen
years OF age. When Scholarships are
vacant after July they will be award
ed to those making the highest average
at this examination, provided they
meet the conditions governing the
award. Applicants for Scholarships
should write to President Johnson be-
fore the examination for Scholarship
examination blanks.
Scholarships are worth 500 and
free tuition. The next session Will
open September 1th, 1921. For fur
thcr information and catalogue, ad-
dress Pres. ID. Is. Johnson, Rock Hill,
s.. G.. i7-4t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-29
DEFER ELECTION
OF ERSKINE HEAD
Postponed Until Meeting Of Trustees
In Gnstonla, n. {. On August 3rd.

Chester, June 27.-The eection Of
president OF Erskine College to sue
ceed DR.. j. S. MOffatt, resigned, was
deferrd until August 3rd, by tn trus-
tees in session here tonight. The next
meeting will be held at Gastonia, n.
C. The reason assigned for the post
ponement was In order to have the
western members of the board present
Four names were presented by the
executive committee. Rev. II. G. Grier
OF Columbia; DR.. Ernest Neal Orr. Of
Charlotte, N. c.; and Rev. j. w. Car
son and Prof. o. b. Cannon, Of New
berry. A committee was appointed to
wait under DR.. Moffatt, and urge him
to accept the office Of president emeri-
tus.