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BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR REST OF SEASON. April 30, University of Vir ginia at Charlottesville, Va. May 1, U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. May 3, Maryland State Col lege at College Park. May 4, Richmond College at Richmond, Va. May 5, North Carolina State College at West Raleigh. May 8, The Citadel at Co lumbia. May 11-12, Clemson College at Clemson College. May 13, Furman University at Greenville. May 14, Wofford College at Spartanburg. g SPEAKS TO STUDENTS. a Dean Brown of Yale Divinity School Lectures at University. "Choosing a Life Work" was the subject of a short but decidedly instructive lecture delivered before the University student body Monday morning S by Charles R. Brown, dean of the Yale divinity school. There are three important choices a young man must make, Dean Brown said-the choice of a wife, a profession and of religion. Neither of these should be made hurried ly, one of the functions of a college, the speaker thought, was to reveal to men and wo men their natural bent in a life work and so permitting them in their last years of college life to train for the business or pro fession for which their talents most fitted them. These were momentous times, Dean Brown said, times in which history was making; times in which the leading parts were to be played by col lege men. So men in choosing their life work should be gov erned by other motives than the mere accumulation of money. Happiness and con tentment in the life work were, he said, even more important than wealth and, therefore, many a young man might best invest his life in the communi ty where he could help his fel lows and at the same time win happiness and contentment. "Love is what makes a silly grin look like a heavenly smile." "A young man always takes a girl's hand before asking for it." "If a boy goes to school until he is 21 and then gets married the chances are that he will never be able to realize that all men are born free and equal." 1.11 ... and at a dinner to H.R.H.; the Prince c4 fact: Of the many elaborate functions arranged for the Prince of Wales during his recent New York visit, there was one in particular where only the exclusive few of New York society were received. And at this affair the cigarette chosen by the committee in charge to be served the guests was Fatima. FATIMA f Sensible Cgarette Fatima's famous just enough Turkish" blend has received many noteworthy en. dorsements from great hotels, leading clubs and prominent people-but here is recog. nition not merely, of its qualityr but, if you please, of its "social standing. Nor is the reason difficult to find. Three words explain it-"just enough Turkish." Wingfield's Drug Store 1443 Main Street