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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG

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FREDERICKSBURG. VA May 3.
Rev. II. j. Richardson, superlntend-
ont Of the Anti-Saloon League, arriv-
ed here Saturday and is the guest of
Mr. w T. CROOKS, Of INaimeth. He
delivered three chalk talks temper
ance lectures yesterday, Sunday, in
the Stafford churches
Mrs. w. S. l.pake. Of Richmond,
superintendent OF the Young Won
ans Auxiliary of the Baptist denomi-
nation In Virginia. and Mrs. c. +.
Sugg, superintendent Of the Hermon
Association. were here yesterday, the
guests of Mrs J T. Rowe.
During the day they Visited Berea,
Falmoth and Bel Air churc hes in
Stafford county, and organized mis-
sionary societies ia each church. From
here they win so 10 Baltimore to at
tend the Southern Baptist Convention,
which meets in that city on May II.
Mothers day was observed in the
churches here Sunday, and there were
large attendanees of men AT all of the
services The BarRca Bible Glass of
the Baptist church had I24 young men
present Several short addresses were
made by members OF the class
The Junior Order of American Me
chanics attended the baptist church
In a body an sunday night, and ReN.
II. A. Williams the pastor, delivered
Il strong address TO them on Mother"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
BATTLING NELSON SAYS
lie CAN BEAT WOLGAST

BALTIMORE, May 9.-Battling
Nelson, former lightweight champion
OF the world, has arrived in Baltimore
from Boston. The Durable Dane Will
appear this week at the GaYety The
alter, meeting his sparring partner
Abdul the Turk, for four rounds each
performance, t-
Nelson looks and acts far from the
manner usual attributed 10 a defeat
ed champion, lie appears in almost
perfect physical condition, his cheeks
being pink aud clear ana hi3 step
springy. lie Is confident Of being able
10 defeat AID Wolgast. who won the
lightweight title FROM him last Feb
ergies from now on VIII be directed
toward forcing Wolgast into n return
match.
"Welgast has had his chance of
knocking me out declares Nelson.
"He won the title on a fiuke, az Ref
cree Eddie Smith became faint heart
ed at the sight of so much blood and
called the battle in the fortieth round
In many of my other battles / have
been beaten far worse in the earlier
stages Of the game than Wolgast pcat
me. Joe Cans. al GoIdheld, had me
In far worse condition than did Wot~
CAST. yct | finished the battle stand
ing up while Cans was on the floor
III the fight In which | won the title
from GIFTS. Joe had TTTC beaten 10
pulp for ton rounds but ! was able
to knock him out seven rounds later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
WOULD CONVERT SWAMP
INTO CAME PRESERVE
State Senator Hart. of Roanoke
thinks Name Dismal Most
Inappropriate.

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NORFOLK, VA. May State
Senator John NJ Hart. of Roanoke.
thinks the State or Virginia should
acquire Lake Drummond and some
thousands of acres of Dismal swamp
land and convert it into game pre-
serve. .
Senator Hart was So impressed with
his visit 10 the swamp with other
State Senators who were guests Ut
Senator Lesner last week that he stay
ed over two days longer than others
in the party
Senator Clark says the swamp
should have any other name except
Dismal. There is nothing dismal
that / saw he said. Il saw within
five miles of the lake many cultivated
farms All along the canal farms
could be seen. and from what learn
ed the land Is fertile.
Senators Lincoln, Keezel, Fletcher
Hart and Foikes had some fun with
four real Teddy bears." 1t seems
that Adam s. Wendai, at whose home
they stopped near the canal, recently
found a bears nest" in the swamp.
The old bears were killed and the
cubs taken into captivity. These cubs
were brought out for the amusement
of the dignified Virginia solons, and
they played with them like children
with kittens.
An interesting character To the
Senators was Uncle" Jack Walsh.
who has lived all his life in the heart
of the Dismal Swamp. Uncle Jack
RECALLED the solons with yarn after
earn of swamp life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
LINE UP FOR FIGHT
ON LIQUOR QUESTION
Both "Wets' and "Drys' in
Lynchburg Claim Certainly
Of Victory.

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LYNCHBURG. VA. May 9.--~An en-
thusiastic meeting of the local Anti
Saloon League, held here Thursday
night. made II plain that the foes OF
the saloon here would leave no stone
unturncd to prevent Lynchburg from
going back into the wet column this
fall.
The meeting was largely attended,
and definite plans were made for the
campaign. which may be forced by a
petition of the wet forces. Members
OF the league have been working as
sfduously lining up their forces, and
1t Ii claimed that they viii be In shape
for any contingency.
Both sides have been working The
payment OF pom taxes day reached
= figure higher BY far any number
paid since the new Constitution went
into effect. Between $500 and $500
voters, including over 600 negroes
have paid up their capitation taxes.
At present II IL impossible To state
which side has the advantage. The
vets. however, claim that they are
in a. position to go into an election.
The drys claim that they are In a
position to go into an election. Fri.
day Was the last chance for the my.
ment OF pojl taxes, and the work from
now on must be OF the argurnenta-
tive kind.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
RALEIGH DEMOCRATS
CONTINUE SQUABBLE
4. Anti Ring Forces Call Another
Meeting-Both Factions
Predict Victory.

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RALEIGH, n. c., May 9.--The po-
iiticaI pot In this county Is boiling
over, and the outcome of the death
struggle between the two factions will
be watched with interest by the en-
tire State. as 1t will doubtless have
= bearing on positions that will be
filled at the next election.
Since the big row Of Aprli 30 both
factions have been busy building up
their fences. and the leaders OF each
side now anpcunce that their side Is
in commapd of the situation. and that
her will go down In overwheim-
G sef0efeat at the primaries on June
J.-s.
The ''Anti-ring." insurgents" or
boilers, as they are called by the
ring" or organization forces, have
Issued call for another mass meet
Ing to be held here next Saturday
This call is different from the other,
in that the call is only for those who
are opposed to the ring, while the
other call was for a Democratic mass
meeting.
All the present officers will TIC can
dtdates for reelection. while the OPP
posing faction will put ticket in
the field against him An effort lis
being made to create the reform
movement in the county that was
used In the last city election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
NINTH DEMOCRATS
SURE OF VICTORY
raFgy Registration for Congress
sional Election Largest in
History of District.
ROW IN G. o. P. RANKS
Many Republicans Declare Them
selves Tired of Rule Of Con-
gresham Slemp.

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objects of the early nomination Of u
democratic candidate for congress In
the Ninth district have been accom-
plished, by getting more democrats TO
register than ever before in the his
tory of the district, is the statement
given out here by prominent stuart
leaders In the Southwest Virginia dis
trict. where a hot campaign is be-
ginning. Not even during the ceie-
hrated Rhea- Walker cases. we're there
more democrats registered
IL In attributed 10 genuine party
enthusiasm. which is anbounded IN
the Ninth district.
Meanwhile the republican party Is
weakened by internal dissertations and
many OF the most staiwnrt party lead
ers are now in open revolt while the
insurgents In the ranks of the q. O.
P. are legion.
Ii Is conceded that no one in the
repu hlican party would have ghost
Of a show for the nomination, in OPP
position ssie-ts4ts7t tt+4.-ti4+a
latter has complete control of tito
machinery However there is a
strong faction of the party thar liz
tired of the Siemp rule and what they
cali ''siempism ("
With the republicans torn by strife
and factionalisn, the democrats have
put forth solid front and with the
assistance that viii come from repuh-
Leans who want change, they eN-
pert TO elect Mr.. Stuart by majority
OF probably. thousands.
1t In rumored that the former cor
poration commissioner may soon be
able to leave the bedside Of his sick
wife, in Paris, and return to the dis
trtct to take active charge of the
campaign. However 1t In in able
hands and has not suffered by his
absence,
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spirited and humorous discussion OF
the subject the judges DECIDED IN
favor Of the negative.
May Song was delightfully."- Tender-
cd by the high school chorus.
Miss Celeste Anderson presided. Al
the close OF the entertainment re-
freshments were served In the dining
hall
MIR j r. Stringer made business
trip To Scottsvillc Friday
-tt'fTc rTTu-7rfTty meeting t---+'+-'
People's Society Of the Methnuifi
church took place Thursday night az
tho homo of Mrs. r. TX. Avis. Brook
land Park The society Is growing ~
numbers ANA m interest ss--v--sft- New
-s4ae44aA--4--- l4.!ns- added AT that meetln&-
Hcp1Fts were UTHrC ny ttfr- rftff~f+-'ft
committees on the recent entertain
ment AT the assembly hall The So
riety WIS enthusiastic over the results
and most cordially and heartily votra
hanks to Mrs. W. X. Bache Tor
her generous help which ensured SUE
cess. Al the close Of the meeting
light refreshments we're served,
Mrs. w NJ Luck. OF roo virginia
avenue. went to the Virginia hospital
Friday afternoon. where in few
days she will undergo slight opera
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
Highland Springs

Roll of honor for the Highland
Springs High School for the month
of April 49,.
1B-Mabel Rinns. Annie Masek'
Clemmie Harding. Estclle Sherer Ar
thur Orchard. Davidge Dowden, John'
Varro. Claude Jones, Bascomb Mar
tin, Clarence 1shell. Granville Ruod'
Frank Richardson. Andrew Scheker'
chester smith, Carlton VIM, Elsie
Miller. Lucille Jones Margaret Mar
shall
B-Erncst Applewhite. Edward
Aigner. Milton Bryant, Willie Drum
heller. Willie Evans, Ernest FORD,
Carl yarro. Leslie fieokler. Archie
Ruth, Viola Beadles. Mary Garter,
Ruth Glasgo, Virginia Hitchcock, f's-
Their Hawks, GLADYS Lotsey, Louise
Martin, Oracle Oakley, CatNtflne
vaughn, Cora satticaft,- Charlie
wilson, Cornelius Eagaw. Clair Che~
nault, James Wood, Louise Deittlch,
Mary DuVal. Mary Edwards, Eina
Hammonds, Annie 10TH Eva LoWerY,
Dorothy Milburn, Rosa ROCK, Mary
Pollard, Virginia Tiller, Annie ray
Ior. Clara Throckmnrton, Mary Pleas
ant. Luceen Cathcart,
2 B--Fred Davidson, Frank Hun
ter. Sclden Spangler. Thelma Captain
Fannie Jones, Frances Lathrop, Jar
Vie 1.ythgoe, Margaret Morrison, Lucy
Noel, Ruth Vaughn, Susie Narro'
Kathleen Ward. Jessamtne EDWARDS
A B--Melvin Bagbyy. Drury Gillie,
Howard Quinn. Anna Allen. Ruth
Dean. Margaret Fry,
B--Raymond Applewhite, John
Hubbard, Sarah Hicks =
6 B--Alkanan Rosenberg. Dean
Spangier, Alfred Fry, Alexander
Bruce.
fs-Sidney Hunter, Archie MIN
roe. isaiah Smith, WAYNE Smith, Ell-
nor Allen, Edward Quinn, Doris snap
land.
HIGH SCHOOL
B-Eddie Wood Taylor. Laura
Koch
2 B--Sarah Deane, Mary peterhoi,
Carrie Thornton. Mamie Thornton.
B---Marguerite pouden, Ruth
Lord.
The school grounds present quite
an attractive appearance Just now.
The fiowery aud shrubbery planted
at various times by pupils show the
care and diligence such things pre-
duee.
The School Improvement l-ea&u"
last spring seeded the lawns In grass
and clover and the faculty and pu~
pills have aided their efforts Ivy car
ing for 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09

the Southern railway between Mahas-
sas and Alexandra, has been sent 20
tpited states Senator Marun anu
Congressman Carlin for their ihstru-
mentality in the esta blishment OF the
sub passenger station on seventh
street ia Washington.
Lee CHM, a Chinaulan now doing
business Ia Alexandria, VIII shortly
rztahttsh a laundry IN danfsssts-~-ihe
town liz badly in neeG OF an enterprise
OF this sort.
a beautiful tablet to the memory
Of the late Rev. George ;. summer
willie has been placed in old rails
church, and was unveiled rev days
ago with appropriate ceremonies. Rt
Rev, X. A. Gibson, y. ID, Bisnop OF
Virginia, delivered an elegant address.
Manassas will celebrate the May
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
WILL PASS STRINGENT LAW
AGAINST WHITE SLAVE TRADERS

WASHINGTON, II. e. May DE
tails Of the recent exposures in the
White Slave Investigations. make it
certain to-day that Congress win pass
an ir0nclad law for the punishment of
those thus violating the law
II has been enc of the important
issues Of tbs present session. lnfor-
nation obtained through an investi-
cation made rs the immigration COM
mission already has resulted in the
paa8a se of an excellent law to pro-
ioct alien women A bill to make it
extremely dangerous to conduct the
traffic across State lines tss wei under
way and under the influence of the
newly found evidence in New York
its passage is "A certainty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
TO MURDERED GIRL.
Plain White Shaft Marks Scene OF
The Crime.

The Crime.
LGRAY, VA, May 9.--Following
the destruction of costly memorial
by friends of Peter Good, the family
of Charles f.. Stroop have chosen and
erected an unpretentious white post In
strip Of woods near Alma, where
Mr.. Stroop's daughter, Miss Fannie
Stroop- was shot and killed by Good
three years ago. The inscription on
the post. in block letters and on each
side, makes no reference to who did
the killing. giving her age only and
designating the spot where she fell
when shot in the back by Good, who
was about 40 feet behind his victim.
Miss Stroop and Good were sweet
hearts and the crime was melted by
Jealousy, the assassin upbraiding her
for allowing the attentions of another
sutton. AS reported at the time, Goods
nerve failed him a few minutes after
committing the crime when he was
In the act OF shooting himself with
the same gun. He came to Luray
and surrendered and after a lengthy
battle In the courts was convicted and
hanged at Luray. the first white man
ever legally executed in Page county
A short while before his execution
Good united with the Brethren church.
the ordinance OF baptism being ad-
ministered In a hogshead which had
been placed in the Luray jail for the
purpose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
Barton Heights

Little Elizabeth. the two-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Nc.
Hancock. of $40 Miller ar.-.,+,..-+t..--+
saturday morning after q very Short
Illness
MIR. W. II H Kidweii. vino has been
confined 10 his bed for several dayE
with grip, Is able 10 be out again
Mrs~ l. j. Haynes, who has had the
great misfortune OF breaking her left
arm twice recently, is out and SAYS
her arm Is doing Well. She expects
TO take IL cut OF the bandages In q
few days.
.Pinafore" will be repeated az the
assembly hall at an early date ror
the benefit OF the Barton Heights
baseball team. There will be added
20 the opera minstrel show com
posed OF, local talent This program
viii be an interesting one.
The High School Literary Society
entartained the Mothers Club Fridas
afternoon In the assembly hall. An
attractive program had been pro-
xlded which waz greatly enlayea AMI
Vas ~ follows: A piano and violin
4uet ~ Misses Rita and Doris Baker
IA debate: Subject. Resolved
~ GooAmcafion shall be abolished I"
II \ 1eAHted affirmatfyely by Mr.. vii
6backeiford and Mlgs May
M negatively BY MISC E0phsa
M - NJ. Frank kuyk. After q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
Chase City

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CHASE CITY, VA. May 9.-On the
afternoon of May the Fortnightly
Club was charmingly entertained at
the home of Mrs. j. watkins Goode.
After the exchange and discussion
of the current books OF the club, a
delightful salad course was enjoyed.
Among members and visitors pres
ent were:
Mrs. james Hardy Mrs. J. Thomas
Goode, Jr., Mrs. n H. Williams, Mrs.
4. u. Patterson, Mrs. II. l. Jeffreys.
Mrs. f. r. Williams, Mrs. +. w. Greg
Thomas McKennon, Mrs. j. S. Hutch
eson, Mrs. Judd Robson, Mrs. Il. l..
Hervey. Mrs Eta Gregory and Mrs.
n. A. West.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the M, r. Church. of the
FHrmyille district, will convene at
Chase City. Monday evening at 8
O'Clock. on May 8, praise service will
be conducted by Rev e. T, Dadmun.
Tuesday, $3.50 A. M. business session
and reports. Tuesday at 2:30 +. M.
at the NJ. e. church an address by
Mrs, w. ]. Callahan. with subject,
our Privileges in the Orient" Tues
day p. NJ, sermon by Rev. Bascom
DeX, pastor of the NJ +. church here.
Mr., and Mrs Nelson f. Crowder,
Of Jefffess Va. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Annie. to Mr.
Edward Rawlings Moore, OF Rich
mond. Va, the quiet home marriage
to take place at an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs, r.. l.. JeGreys and
daughter. Bessie, left Tuesday fer
Washington and other points of in
terest, and Will he away for about
two weeks
Mrs. W. u. WIldman. accompanied
by Lucyle >nd Walter Davis, Jr.. is
spending the week end With her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Mason, at
their country place. near Skfpwith.
Miss Gray Green. who spent the
winter with Or. and Mrs. G. &. Tay-
Tor. attending the high school has
gone to Oxford y. c., where she Will
spend her vacation.
Friday afternoon. May S, Mrs. +.
w Clark entertained the Woman's
club. After tne evenings literary pro-
gram an hour "ot novel and amusing
entertainment followed, with pointed
questions on current matters, after
which GalHtily served course OF
creams and cakes was served.
Those present were Mrs. Captain r.
j. Jeffries, guest. and club members
Mrs. w. -. Norvell, Mrs. w. A.
Brooks, Mrs. g. c.. Taylor. Mrs \.
II. Williams, Mrs j. r. Pruden, Mrs.
G. NJ Boswell Mrs. Thomas q. Bos-
Well and guest, Miss Snyder, of Wash
inRton.- II. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
NEWS ITEMS

Especial 10 The Richmond N'.EjniAnD
TAZEWELI. VA, May 9.--This
section WAS visited by two heavy
frosts last week. II II feared com
siderable damage win result.
w, q, Whitman, who sold recently
his line Bluegrass farm near this town.
has purchased 9d0 acre farm in
Loudoun county, and win move there
at once.
John Il. Adams, prominent lum-
herman has purchased 20, coo acres
of pine timber near Ashesille. y, g..
and wili move his family 10 that city.
Arch Rudd. q well-known young
man here Is seriously i'll at the home
OF his sister,
DR.. John n, Jackson has returned
from attendance upon the meeting of
the State Board ST Pharmacy in Rich
mond Of which he is member.
Col, j. Il. Boyer, a member of GOV.
ernor Manus staff and Mrs. Boyer
are In Richmond 10 attend the big re-
eeption given by the Governor.
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the drug store license should be in
creased 10 ~ 500. effective May l.
/ When the time for renewal OF L.
cenSe came around on the first day
OF MAY. not single drug store APP
piled for license The physicians or
the city who had been prescribing
" hiskey for medicinal purposes We're
unable TO get their whiskey prescrtp-
tons filled. and raised howl. The
druggists sat still In the boat and
said that there would be no more
whiskey prescriptions ngled until the
license was reduced.
When the board met Friday night
the reduction was made without a
dissenting vote.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM MANASSAS. VA.
cid Drinks Iodine by Mistake
Man Injured Trying to
XIII Snake.
Especial 70 The Richmond Virginisn.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginisn.)
MANASSAS, VA. May s.--Dero~
thY. The -year-old daughter OF MT.
and Mrs =, l. Randall, got hold Of
two-ounee bottle Of Iodine DAY
or two ago and swallowed fully hair
Of IT'S contents, The child fer seyera
ie44Fs wss IA II critical condition bat
through prompt use Of emetics its
lie Wax SAVED --.@1saszsS-s-s..s-
John A Morgan, pgent for the
Standard oil Company az ManasSas,
was painfully injured near GAINESVILLE
few days age by fall from fence
IN his endeayor to xiii a large rattle
snake.
resolution or THANKS. endorsed pF
representative citizens living along
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
REDUCE LIQUOR TAX
FOR DRUG STORES
Raleigh Board Of Aldermen Cut
Dense Price from $500 to
$125

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RALEIGH, N. c., May 9.--As has
been predicted ever since the first OF
the month, the board OF aldermen hax
reduced the liquor tax on drug stores
from $500 to s125,
Several weeks age when the IL.
cense tax on 'near-beer" stands was
Increased II $500 one Of the MEM
bers of the board, who is not in
harmony with the other seven mem-
! ers. dared the board to raise the
drug store license, The members,
without thinking the matter over anc
smartinx undsr the dare. voted that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
afra. Captain Fleming.

Nrs. Captain Fleming.
The death OF this charming aud
90 her many friends In Rirfimottt.
Mrs Captain Fleming was only one
year In this city yet it would be safe
to say that never in the history of the
Salvation Army work did amy officer
render mere efficient service. Pos
sessed with rare charm Ut person~
ality. coupled with that still rarar
charm, OF intelligent and cordial
sympathy for those she abored 10
save from q ME OF sim to a life ct
rlghteouSncas Her sweet uneterten
manner won the hearts of all who CO..
operated with her and there were
many who gladly did so. no wonder
that SO many friends winded their way
to the Southern depot in nttestaticu
Of their love. as her rernatns passes
through this city To her former horns
In Wilmington, Del, while she was
known 10 be frail. Vet her many
friends In Richmond cherished this
hope that she would be returned herr.
for service. She loved Richmond and
delighted to visit here on her Haea-
tions Was on visit 10 Virginia for
a season of restr but being 80 UNI
mindful Of self. she put all the energy
OF her impetuous soul In n revival
meeting in Ciarksvilie where most
gracious outpoHring of Gods spirit
fell on the people. and many souls
were gloriously saved and Christians
led into deeper life, God gave 10
her that which her heart most ionged
for as fitting climax 10 a singulariy
endowed life to that which was the
greatest pleasure Of her life. the win
ming of souls, To Him, Her death
came sudden and unexpected. she
was to have soon been In Richmond
TO greet her many friends who had
planned to make her VISIT most pleas
ant To her. We now cherish the hope
of a more blessed meeting where part.
ings never take place for we never
say farewell In heaven. Our sym
pathy goes out for her husband. Cap-
tain Fleming, worthy co-laborer in
the great Salvation Army work. AA
work not fully appreciated.
This is written by one who was
made better for knowing this Cody
spirit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
COLLEGE STUDENTS no PRESENT
TWO GENTLEMEN or VERONA

After careful and critical training
students Of Richmond College will
present Monday night In the college
chapel. Shakespeare comedy. Two
Gentlemen Of Verona For seven
months the cast has been trained by
Dir John Metcaf, head of tho Eng
iish department. assisted by Airs. J..
a. 9. Chandler.
II has been several years since the
Richmond College Dramatic CIub&has
appeared and IL IL hoped THAI with
due patronage the Elttb viii each srsa-
son appear Ia plays Of classical roper
toire.
The east Monday night VIII include
MtSs Eudorn Ramsey. Miss pearce.
Aiies Morrlsette Miss Barnes. AR :
II. Eilyson, Mr L. g. Porter ana Mr.
r. Orchard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09
RAISE SHAFT TO MEMORY
OF SCHOOLS FOUNDER

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
STANTON, VA, May S.--The
alumni OF the Augusta Military Acad-
envy has erected a handsome shaft
In the cemetery of the 0fd stone
church at Fort Defiance to the MEM
DRY of Col. Charles s. Roller. a Con-
federate veteran and founder OF the
school. The unwilling took place
Monday afternoon.