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November 29, 1921

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SCHOLARSHIP APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED
  
Isaac Cary Scholarship
  
William C. Folkes Scholarships
  
Samuel Miller Scholarship
  
Phelps-Stokes Fellowship
  
Skinner Scholarships
  
Rives Fellowship
  
INCREASES IN SALARIES
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REPORT OF ARMISTEAD M. DOBIE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CENTENNIAL ENDOWMENT FUND.
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1 - ORGANIZATION
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a - Original Organization
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b - Preliminary Summer Work
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c - Richmond Headquarters
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d- National & Executive Committees
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e - Regional and Local Chairmen
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f.- Depositary and Treasurer
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2 - PROGRESS OF THE FUND
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a - Thanksgiving Meeting at the University
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b - Date of Beginning Solicitation of Subscriptions.
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c - Christmas Alumni Meetings
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d - Slow Start
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e - Traveling
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f - Student Subscriptions
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g - Executive Director in New York City.
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h - Literature
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i - Publicity
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j - Moving Picture and Posters
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k - Money Raised
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l - Cash and Securities in Banks
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3 - PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
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a - Executive Direction of Fund
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b - Collection of Subscriptions
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4 - EXPENSES
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a - Salaries
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b- Classification of Richmond Expenses
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c - Expenses Paid by the Bursar
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d - General Observations
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CONCLUSION
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a - Cause of Comparative Failure
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b - Executive Associates
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c - Joy of Service
  
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"RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
COPY OF WILL OF MISS. ESTE COFFINBERRY

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d - Slow Start

In spite of the postponement, which gave Local and
Regional Chairmen two additional months for preparation,
the movement was slow in getting under way, and great difficulty
was experienced in getting Local and Regional Chairmen to do
much active solicitation, during the early periods of the
movement. The start was, accordingly, far from hopeful.

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