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THE NATIONAL TREE OF CHINA
Scientific Americaup

4SClCuLlEC AfueIlfdNf
 The tuHg, or wood oil tree, ia worthily named the national tree of Cbiua. It Is stately in appearance " tn smooth green bark and wide spreading branches. afioTding a fine shade. It bears fruit resembling a shell bark hickory nut, but as large as a small orange. Each nut con taius three triangular seeds similar to small Brazil nuts. The oil is pressed from the seeds and the refuse used as a fertilizer. The O IS used principally for polishing woodwork and dressing leather. Con siderable quauit es are exported.
 The wood of the tuug tree is used for making musical instruments fine boxes and the framework of small houses. lt is believed that this tree might flourish in warmer parts of the United States.
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tDVERTISERS;-Indiana offers un
 limited opportunities for business to classified advertisers A recognized advertising medium is the Daily and Tri-Weekly Enterprise. pub lished at NOblesvil!e. and carryine the largest amount of classified bus
 mess in that section The Enter
 prise covers Hamilton County thor
 oughly, and is the medium to use to get results. Rates, 1-2 cent per word; insertions for the price of ,. Nothing taken under 10c. Ad
 1ress THE ENTERPRISE, Nobles. vile, Ind. 53B
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TERRi5LE
lNen York WorIdl

iNew York Worldj
 Complaint is made that the beef trust defendants in Chicago were under restraint ol the United states marshall for moro than an hour on Monday. Terrible, But no fuss is aroused because a New York baker was sent to jail for twenty days for using bad eggs.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-02
A Ihanksalvino Romsnes

Was your iirs; meeting with your wife rofnantic2'
 'Oh. very va trying 10 carve a turkey. and some Of the stuning squirted into her eye" Louisville Courier Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-02

As he discmbarked Conrad Met FL Iis. vbo was looking fresh. rested and vigorous Conrad loDged to smite him.
 Here he groHied al Ellis. You let noe iu for am awful night with that friend of yours, Two had hardly a wink of sleep and have nearly had heart failure besides, Whats the mat ter witb him, anyWaye'
 I'm sure ] don't knoT. said El lis. genially I never aaV him be fore last nigbt He bad just stopped te ask me for lig5t wheU you caue aigpg and took him in like a brotherig
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show cause If any there be why the said petition and the prayer thereof should not be granted
 Dated NovemDer 23rd, 1911.
 J. F. JAMES, 26l. Clerk.
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WANTED-To buy second Land furn- iture, everything bought, sold, eX- changed. Standard Furn. Co, AL len Block. 134
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cLAssY THE WINNER.

SIDNEY, N. $. w.. Nov 29.-Jimmy Clabby. Of Milwaukee. knocked out Tim Land in ten rounds today.
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Pleasing the Doctor

We are glad to rsportsA bert. Black barn ist rccoyGrius nicely, altboggb Dr. Motley is siill attending bipL+ Sarasota CO., Times.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED to buy second hand furni- ture. It costs you nothing to call us up and 1t will save you money.
 c. O. BRANSON |, Phone 425, Dobson House, Johnson Addition 127
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kILsANg's VICTORY

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Nov. 2g.-I Johnny Kilbane. or Cleveland, de feated P5tsy Braunigau, Of Pittsburg, in a ten round buOt.
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Dy CHAs. s. BATcnELpER. :.
gTock4otpE EEs \ gsTIJds h1

Notice is hereby given that ia spe- elFl Bee1n5 oi tte s.Bcl, ,hohsfs Of thes Blister Sunday Gold Mining &s Milling Co, is called to meet ai the office of the company in Bisbee, Arig. on the sth day Dec, 1911, at 7:3O D. m. foe the purpose of selecting d board of directors.
 L. J. OVERLOOK, |. w. WALLACE
 Pes. Gecy. < ' l-- 4S9.
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RerrRGpssr OR cot. oeowv

WAsllINCToN. D. c.. Nov s0:- htlcr more than f2 years service, Col Edward T. Brown. Of the Field Artillery. vas retired today on his o@b application. Col Brown comes frOm Maine and was graduated at Vest Point in 1873. Recently he has been stationed at Fort Riley. Kan stss
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Conrad tapped. There was no au- swer, He rapped louder. He repeat ed it.
 The man in the next stateroOm flung open his door grossly and asked Con rad 10 stop trying to knock in side of the boat He said he had press ing business in port. and if Con- rad sunk the vessel and he had to swim in he would be late for his ap- pointment.
 Thereupon Conrad kicked the door Of his staterOom. It was opened six inches and a sleepy and blinking face peercd forth. Conrad showed himself inside
 Who are you:" demanded the blink ing man
 Here, wake up." replied Conrad, disgust edly. This Is my stateroOm, and I'm going 10 bed. Don't you re- member that I offered to share with vou?"
 Oh" said the blinking man, com prehcndingly. sitting down Then he rolled over and went to sleep again Suddenly Conrad gave howl
 What have you got in here?' he asked.
 The sleepy man sat up and regard ed the floor ca which Conrad was dancing. "Oh.' he said, and seemed amused. They've got out. haven't they? I must have kicked a hole in tiu paper covering There's hun dred Of those craJs,"
 Then there are just 8 hundred too many" Conrad announced as he made @ leap for life
 You sec said the Utbes usssen- ger socially, "Tru going over 10 visit a friend, and he's daily about eating little fresh water crabs. He asked me 10 bring him some. l put 'em in a basket"
 Well, pat 'om back" Conrad or dcTcd, fer0ciUusly.
 CrOuchc3 on the edge of the berth. lie watched the other man try 10 cor raj these agile crabs. He chuckled and shooed and coaxcd and diyed headlong and at last had most of them back in their basket. Then he prompt. ly went 10 sleep once more.
 Vastly irritatcd Conrad retired He awOkc later to find himself being violently shaken by two strong hands.
 Don't you see ir2 Don't you see it?' shouted a voice. Cant you stop it?"
 Are those crabs loose again2" Con rad cried in horror, making a spring for the electric light switch
 No, mol" moaued the voice. That automobile, It's topplIug over and they'll all be killcd,"
 Conrad shook tbo sleep walker vio. Icptiy. Where am I?' the man asked when hr "ama fo.
 you repeat tuat performauce.' Con. rad told him. T want to get 8 lit. tle sleep
 In aa hour a yell orce more sent Conrad to his feet. IJ seemed tbat a crab which they had missed in the roundup had asceudod a blanket to the berth and had fastened upon its owners ear. No one could reasonably objected to a mans yelling under these circumstances. so Conrad merely de tsched the crab. threw il out of the w.udov and tried again to sleep. but by that lime tbe boat had reached shore Sleepy and angry. he start cd to dress. The other man Was slum boring as svcetly as baby. He voko up. though, when Conrad tried to put on his shoes, because tbe shoes had crabs iu them.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT, OF co, CHlSE COUNTY, TERRITORY
 OF ARIZONA.

Notice of Settlement Of Account. IN the Matter of the Estate of Elsie Toles. Deceased,
 NOTICE is hereby given that George l.. Toles, Administrator of the Es- tate of Elsie TOles, Deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement his third annual account of his ad. mlnlstratlon of the estate of said de- ceased; and that Saturday the 9th day of December, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. at the Court room or said Court, at the Court House, in the City of Tombstone, Cochise Coun. ty, Territory of Arizona, has been ap- pointed for the settlement of said ac. count, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing 10 said account and contest the same
 Dated November z5th, 1911.
 J. L. JAMES,
 Clerk, By CHAs. S. BATCHELDER,
 Deputy. First publication Nov ss. 1911.
 2sO.
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NOTICE

Members of the All AnericaI. league will meet al the K. Of P. hal. Sunday. Dee 3rd. at 7;5e D. m Bus lueEs of importance oe6.
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BATHS-ln Smith Shat. tuck Bldg. Weekdays from 4.3O D.
 m. to 9:00 ?. m. Sundays from
 y:O0 a. m to 800 D. m. 366.
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WANTED-Work in rooming house or hotel Address Box 922, City.
 3S5.
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North Dakota offers unlimited op portunities for business to elassi. fed advertisers. The recognized advertising mediu;n is the Fargo Daily and Sunday courier-News, the Jnly seyen-da" paper in the the largest amount of classified ad state and the paper which carries sertislng
 The Courier.NeWs covers North Dakota like a blanket; reaching all parts Of the state the day of publi. cation; 1t is the paper to use in Or,ier to get results; rates one cent per word first insertion, one-hali cent per word succeeding insertion; fifty cents per line per month Ad dress The Courier-News, Fargo. N. Q.
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spceifcsfions

~I believe R tnau of deeds, noi vo5d E
 50 do l.. if uicy Te title deeds"
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LOST-LOns blue coat between Bis bee and Warren, return to Review.
 Reward 396,
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HELP WANTED-MALE

or board at start to learn trades, automobiles, electric, ity, bricklaying, plumbing, by actual
 work on jobs. Only few months re-
 quired. No apprenticeship drud. gery. 200 students last year. Cat alogue free. United Trade school, Jos Angeles. "A.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-CoOk, apply residence M.
 J. Cunningham. 35S.
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DAILY
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE CHEAP-A few used sewing machines, hood as new, a
 five year guarantee, also expert repair man. See Lee Cochrane, Mgr, Singer Sewing Mch. Co., Up Der Main St. 33S.
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FOR RENT ROOMS

HOUSES for rent. Geo. vandewalker.
 Moon Avenue. 2lb
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FOR RENT-G room house, Opera
 drive, also furnished hOusekeepihg rooms, inquire JakoD Scnmid- Star Theatre. 1JS.
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December ...... ......... &.Ji .auuary ...... ............ sS.67
 Iarch ....... ..-.-......-..... S.7y
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December ....-. .......-... G5 t-S day .....- .-..-.....-.... 64 l-2
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Wheat
Corn

May .... ..............,. go l-2 leCcmLer ....-- .-.......... 93 3-S
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FOR SALE-at a bargain, ten shares
 Citizens Bank stock S7OO.O0. Ad- dress R. Dick, Review office. 2S7
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Town lots acre villa lots iii Benson also good land under the Benson canal from 1 acre up--easy terms. For particulars address J. M Cosby, Benson, A. T. or Bisbee Review.
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Blsbee Lodge No. 7I8

Meetings every Friday night, Mason ic Temple. Visiting brother cordially invited. r L. BENNETT.
 Dictate.
 W. s. LANFORD,
 Secretary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23
NO IMP ROvEMENT
IN AGED WH|SkEY
AFTER KEEPING TT AS LONG AS
TWO WEEKS, ROSE SAW NO
DIFFERENCE.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
AsHEvILLE. VA. May 23.-ouill
Rose. of Eagle Creek, Swain coun-
ty. one of the alleged old time moon
sinners OF the Smokes and said to
be one OF the most desperate men
in the business. was captured dur
ing the latter part Of last week, and
his Illicit distillery seized by Deputy
Collectors Mccoy and Pritchard. Quill
Rose Is well-known character in
Swain county and has many friends,
being OF the type of mountaineel
moonshiner that you read about, but
seldom see.
He Is probably about so years OF
age and is still hale and hearty, tall
and broad shouldered. He II said ia
have several notches on his gun and
is held in a certain kind Of respect
by those who come in contact with
him. He Is also said to be . very
hospitable host. He 1t was who
scorned the idea Of age improving the
quality of whiskey and whether the
saying was original with him or no,
1t probably expressed his belief. He
said that ne had many times kept
whiskey for as long a. two weeks
and he never could see that the taste
was improved.
The same two revenue officers re-
turned from a trip to Rutherford
county Saturday night where they
seized one distillery. May Is. Deputy
Collector Shepherd with another on
Ger. also seized an Illicit distillerY in
Wilkes county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23
At WILLIAMSBURG.

VILLA MSBURG, VA, May "a
Mrs, NJ. w. Newton, lecturer and or
gantzer for the w. c. r T., recently
spent two weeks in this vicinity in
the interest OF her work and organ
lied a bi-county union, with the fol-
lowing Officers: Mrs. Anna Slater.
president Mrs. Fh Baldwin, corre-
spending secretary: Miss #. j. Pars-
ley, recording secretary; Mrs. N. Gull
GRANDSON, treasurer: Mrs. c. E. Bran
son. Hfce-president 1t Aarge; Mrs.
T. Gllley. superintendent OF L. T. l.. /;
Miss G. Mullen, superintendent Of
literature: Mrs, Bessie Ayers, super
intendent of medal contests; Miss Ida
Trosvig, superintendent of Young
Peoples Band; Miss Theresa Parsley,
superintendent of press work; Mrs.
A. Babcock, superintendent Of school
work.
In addition to holding the bi-county
union. Mrs. Newton spoke several
times before local organiza eions of
the w. G. T. L, and assisted the
pastor of the Williamsburg Methodist
church, Rev. e. X. Odell, in holding
ladies' prayer meetings during his re-
vival meetings that were then In
progress. Mira. Newton also spoke to
the young men of the college Of VIII
liam and Mary and before the young
ladies' of the williamsburg Female
Institute, at which latter place a
young peoples branch of the w. c. r.
U. was organized.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23

care VIII be deposited in the alpha
betscally arranged letter box In the
main hall. Visiting members and
all other alumni are especially re-
quested to register their names at
the club, stating also their home ad-
dress. local stopping place. etc, to
enable their friends to communicate
with them
Alumni desiring to engage room
and board as near the university as
possible should have no difficulty In
doing so for the finals. IL they apply
to- DR.. j. Nj. Page, at the university.
This should be done by June s, II
possible.
Arrangements are again being
made. which. owing to a generous APP
preparation made by tho Colonnade
Club. will result in placing some of
the university dormftories at the dis
posal OF visiting alumni during finals.
No charge 10 made for these rooms.
Meals can be obtained at the univer-
sity commons at very reasonable
charges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23
SALEM FEMALE COLLEGE
BEGINS iosTH COMMENCEMENT

wfNSToN-sALEM, N. c.. May -
The one hundred and ninth annua
commencement exercises of Salem
Female College. the oldest education.
al institution for women in the Bouth
opened yesterday with the baccalau-
reate sermon by Or. II. II. Fulton. oi
Charlotte. who delivered a strong dis.
course on "The Bases Of Power" The
attendance lie unusually large. man,
visitors being here from the far West
North and South A@notnely ,beauti.
full bit OF pageantry was enacted thia
morning upon the green of the col.
classes participated in their garde en-
party.
Last night Tcnnyson's Princess
was beautifully presented by tho fac.
ulty and students on the college
pleasure grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23
HEAT DOES NOT
KEEP EN- AWAY
II, s. H. COMMENCEMENT WELL
ATTENDED, DESPITE TORRID
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

In spite of the intense heat, Jeffer-
son Auditorium was filled Monday
night with friends and patrons of
the Richmond School OF Expression.
Mrs. w. K. Thurston principal. May
or Richardson was present and de-
livered diplomas in q speech In which
humor alternated with sage advice to
the graduates. One OF the most de-
lightful features of the program was
the playing Of the Arion Quartet.
composed of Miss Gladys Marten-
stein, Miss Agnes Cowardin. McKen-
zie Quarles and James Whtttet. The
program was received with applause
PART I.
l. Overture. "Cayalleria Rusticana'
Up. Mascagni) Quartet.
2. Dramatic Reading, THE Comics
sional'--Miss Frank Hoover.
3. Humorous Reading. His FRS,
Recitar-Miss Merle Franck.
4. Beading in Patnos, THE First
Quarrer'-Miss Pauline Harmon.
S. Reading In Character, ''Hagar"-
Miss Miriam Douglass.
s. Descriptive heading. Loves
Sacrifice''--Miss Eula Bowman.
T. Reading In Character. "Alonzo's
Letter"-Miss Ethel Lassiter.
s. "Bcho and the Ferry" (Jean In.
selow)-Miss Aieen Hord.
8. Dramatic Reading. THE Vaga-
bond Pr4nee''---Miss' Mamie Graw.
ford
10. Descriptive Reading. "Absolu.
tion"-Miss Amanda Pitts.
IL Delivery Of Medals, Mrs. w. e
Thurston.
Curtain.
Delivery of Diplomas--Mayor Rich
ardson.
PART II.
Statue Pose Costumed Reading
''Perd1ta '--brfss Marguerite stoltz.. %
PART III
J.. Dramatic attitudes o edmund
Shaftesbury) Misses Marguerite
Stoltz, Aileen Hord, Mamie Crawford
Ethel Lassiter. Amanda Pitts, Frank
Hoover. Mrs. Austin Martintenstein
accompanist
2. Illustrated Song sweet Violets''
Misses Helen Nuckols, Florence
Kidd, Imogen Hazelgrove, Annie Ruth
Cobb, Myrtle Hobson, Mary Nuckols
3. Aesthetic Drill in Japanese Cos
tune {SchelD--Mlsscs Marguerite
stoltz. Ailsen Hord. Ethel Lassiter,
Amanda Pitts Mamie Crawford, Eula
Bowman, Frank Hoover. Pauline Har-
mon. Myrtle Franck, Ruby Stoltz Luz
Gle Reams, Mary Barnes.
4. Schuberts Serenade (FranI
Schubert) ---Arion Quartet. ny
s. Tambourine Drill In Gypsy Co.'S
tune tThurston) Misses Lucille
Reams. Florence Kidd. Birdie Jones',
Mary Barnes, Eula Bowman, Miriam
Douglass Helen Nnckols. Mary Muck
OILS, Amanda Pitts. Mary Crawford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23
COMMENCEMENT AT
EASTERN COLLEGE

MANASSAS, VA. May 2s.-com.
mencement exercises at Easter Col.
ieEe have been announced an follows
sunday. May 2s.-ll A. NJ, bacca.
laureate discourse by President Her,
win q. Roop, Phi. D., LII. D.; s:45 p
M campus praise service; 1850 p
NJ. address before the Christian as
ISOLATION OF the college by Rev. Chas
=. Fultx. Washington. D. c.
Monday. May 2S.-7:ao p. NJ. ex
htbition concert by advanced pupil,
Of music department.
Tuesday, May 500 p. NJ. class da,
exercises; 4 p. NJ. field day sports
1880 p. NJ. public meeting OF alumni
association.
"Wednesday. May 31.--1o A. NJ
graduation exercises OF the class O
1911: orations by Misses Anna Math
er. Mr.. John r.. Hayes ana Mr.. q
Douglass Robertson: commencement
exsroises--"P Patriotism In Time O
Peace" by the Hon. Merrill Il. Gates
Phi. D.. LII. D.. L. H, D.. WASHINGTON
d. c.. formerly president of Amhers
College, Mass; presentation of diplo
mas and comforting OF degrees; dedi
cation Of Voorhees, Hall for youn,
women.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23
W. AND Il. STUDENTS 4
ELECT OFFICERS

LEXINGTON. VA. May 23.-Fri-
day the student body Of Washington
and Lee University elected officers for
the session 1911-12. The polls open
ed at . A. NJ. and balloting continued
f1ces were hotiy contested for. and
during the entire day the campus was
a scene Of strenuous activity.
Harry Moran, the varsity's star
baseball pitcher waas elected chair
man OF the Athletic Association. with
out opposition. +. r. Hobson. Jr..
was elected president OF the studen.
body. The most hotly contested race
OF the day was for president OF the
final bail. There were three candi-
dates for this honor, and G.. B. Peters,
OF Memphis. Tenn, was elected on
the first ballot. having received more
votes than both OF his opponents
combined. The results Of the election
are as follows.
For president student body. J. L
yice-presidsnt student body. NJ.
Brown. 27a; r. r., Witt, Jr.. 1874.
Secretary student body. w. N. Miller.
$50: P. w. Murray. 176. Presiden,
fina1 bah, q. B. Peters, 2ss; r.. w.
Pires. i27; r. A. Waddill. I21. Chair.
man athletic committee. Harry Mo-
ran. 4se. vtce-chairman athletic
committee. w. l. Webster. ais: d. C.
MoomAw, 3oa. Secretary athletic
committee. G, L. Ordeman, 80; l..
r. Burke. -. Editor Of RinK-tum
Phi. II. P. Baldwin. AT: 8. p. Har-
man. Jr. 2s1. Manager Ring-tum
Pht F. W. Mcwans. s32: J. r. Nc
Coy, 10. Editor the Calyx, Ben Ha-
den, sss; J. e. Martin, los. Manager
the Calyx. D. B. Owen, s5s: J. A.
Hanna, l4osse;. -, Il $50. 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23
ENGINEER SENDS OUT
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

sTAuNTON. May 23.---wlten Ches-
apeake and Ohio train No. III from
the West came in at 1880 o'clock
yesterday. Engineer johnson reported
to the police an accident at q cross
ing several miles out on the Hebron
Church road, and said no would pay
for doctors to 90 out and look after
the people hurt. He didn't know ex-
actly what had happened. RAscuers
found that Miss Nance Trimbie. OF
that neighborhood, and her niece and
guest, Miss Gladys Glass Of Clifton
Forge, had been thrown from q bug
gy on their way to church and both
injured Tho horse. passing under
the Chesapeake and Ohio bridge, had
become frightened at the train and
ran. smashing the buggy. Both youns
women suffered severe bruises, bur
are not thought to be dangerously
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23
ALBERTSON Is EDITOR
OF COLLEGE ANNUAL

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nav
23.-Robert Brooks Albertson, OF
Portsmouth, has been elected editor
In chief Of Corks and Curtis, the Un,-
versity OF Virginia annual. He In a
second year student In the law school,
and this ia his fourth year in the uni
versity. He IL editor in chief OF Col
lege Topics. the semi weekly publish
ed by the General Athletic Association
and is member of the Pi Kappa
Alpha fraternity.
The two assistant editors In chief
for next year are Oscar Wilder I'm
darwaod.. Jr.,e- ct birmingham, Ala.
and John B. Jenkins. Of Norfolk. Os.
car Underwood is the son of Con-
gresham Underwood, floor leader OF
the Democrats In the House of Repre-
sentattves. Before entering the Uni
versity last September he attended
Richmond College. He is a member
OF the College Topics star, and OF
the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
Hugh T.. Vincent. Of New Orleans,
La. was elected business manager.
He has attended the university for
two years. and is member of the
Phi Kappa Sigma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-23
MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY
CLOSES IT'S SESSION TO-DAY

sTAUNTON, VA. May 23.-Com-
mencement Of the Mary Baldwin SEM
mary Is now In progress, having be.
gun on Thursday last and will end
with the graduating exercises to-day.
All the exercises are being largely
attended by parents and others from
all parts of the country. The alum
nae association yearly brings many
old students to commencement. They
held meetings on Thursday. and on
Thursday night had a banquet, which
was attended by large number of old
students, by the members OF the fac
ulty and by guests.
The paccalaureate sermon was
preached in the First Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning by Rev.
Henry M. Woods d. d.. medical mis-
sionary to China.
The graduates this session are:
Collegiate Department-Miss Re-
becca Rowsna Andrews staunton.
Va; Miss Quita Blaine safrel. Ken
lucky.
Instrumental Mus.c---Miss Eliza
beth Barkman and Miss Anna Belle
Wyse. of Stanton; Miss Elizabeth
Charming Brooke. Virginia. and Miss
Kate Victoria Humphrey, Oklahoma.
Art-Miss Amelia Beard. Tonnes
see; Miss Katherine Bryan, Pennsyl-
vania: Miss Maggie Argyle Tabb, vir-
ginia. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ann Belle
kelseay aEubank, Va ''.s''12'= r't.zrs
Elocution--Miss Mary Heath, Mis-
sissippi; Miss Julia Bell Tate. vir-
ginia.
AT dts last regular meeting the
StHunton school board elected teach
ers for the coming session. They are
as follows:
White Schools--E. F. Shumake, Jr.,
principal High School, and Miss An
ME Fallon, principal primary school.
Others are A. b. Miller s. N. Hos
hour, Misses M. G. Eakle. Sarah w
Bell. Kate V. Anthony. Matte II.
Bickle. Blanche ShanholtIer. Eliza
beth f. Goode. Eleanor White, Mrs
Elizabeth G. Olivier. Mrs. Rosa b
whittle, Misses Nellie A. Palmer. NJ
NJ. Atkinson. Sue G. Martin. Mrs II
H. surber, Misses Helen Walter. An
ME Mills. A. q. Maxwell. Sarah c.
Roller and Kate Hutchinson.
Colored School--O. J. Derritt, prin-
cipai; q. A. Newman. Misses w, M.
Southall. w. A. Anderson. f, J.
Brown. Mrs l.. A. Tate. Mrs M. G.
Holt, Miss Alice d. johnson.