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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
WILL TRAIN NEGRO NURSES
school for Coinrcd Women 10 Open ut
Mcmorini Hospital In
january.

Frederic II. Morlok. superintendent
Of Memorial Hospital, has received sew
cral applications already for enroll
mcnt in TIL" training school for negro
nurses to b" opened nest January as
part Of tho new negro hospital. The
negro pavilion Of Memorial Hospital.
which Viii cost <l75.oOo is now being
built on a lot adjoining tho old build
nGs of the Medical College OF Vir-
giuia.
The school VIII he tho frs, in tho
South for tho training Of negro nurses.
nurses. both IN colorcd homes ana in
hospitals. The school viii Hay special
emphasis upon social service and pub
liz health work. The lack Of proper
nursing IS thought 10 hc largely re
Sp"nSibl" Tor the large mortality rate
nov existing among negroes
Applicants for admission to tho
school must lie negro women between
twcnty-one and thirty-fivc years old,
aud they must have had some cduca =
ton III tn. common schools. The train
ing period Will last two years. and
= diploma viii 10 given To graduates.
The negro nurses VIII receive ins,ruc-
lion FROM tho same stan which trains
the white nurses of Memorial Hospital
The course viii include service in tho
emergency room, the diet kitchen, the
N-ray room. the operating room. the
childrcn's ward and all other depart :
m"uts Of the hospital. During the
training period the nurses will receive
their board. lodging. uniforms ana i'm
struction free Of cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
"MAKES THE BLOOD BOIL
Wilson Cannot Tolerate Emrh German
Outrage. Says President Tylrr. of
William nnd Mury College.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March 80
Plcdgng their loyal support to gov
eminent measures against tho out
RACES upon humanity involved in the
German submarine practice. the fac
ulty and students of William and Mary
College assembled at a sS-mceting
here last night. and adopted rcsolu
tions which were sent to the President
and the Virginia Senators and Repre-
scntativcs In Congress-
Il. r.. Kyle. president of the senior
class, presided. and addresses were
made by President Lyon G. Tyler, Fro
fessors w. II. kceblc and II. r.. Ben
nett and II. II. Simms. In the course
Of his patriotic and eloquent speech on
tho resolutions. President Tyler said.
1T is not a question OF dollars and
cents; II Is IL principle and funda-
mental right OF humanity which de-
lnands our attention, and for which we
must fight President Wilson is Il
pacifst in the sense that he has kept
the nation out OF this war as long as
he could do so with honor, but the
Germans have forced the issue. and lie
will no longer tolerate this unlawful
and inhuman submarine warfare. TO
slaughter unarmed men is bad enough.
but ii Is calculated TO make any per-
sons blood boil to hear Of women and
children being murdered on the high
seas I'm this practice Of wholesale pi-
racy."
Professor Kceblc. in defining a just
war rs struggle between the right
aud the wrong, expressed his belief
that tho United States is right in its
demands.
Professor Bennett declared that this
was no time for peace at any price,
unless the price of peace is war. This
was the third time in the history OF
tire United States that the students OF
William and Mary had rallied TO the
flag of their country. and. Judging from
the seriousness of tho assemblagc, he
thought that the students were not
less ready now than on tho two pre-
vious occasions to do the best they
could,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Armed Raider Seen
atSea BY US. Ship
Mongolia 5 Officers GOn0inccd BY
Actions Of Mystic Steamer and
BY Wireless Talk in German.
March 3o.-An armed

vessel. believed to be the converted
German raider st Theodore was
sighted in midoccan three d,vg ,,n
by the American freight st.ou,sbin
Mongolia which arrived at an Amcri-
can port today
If IL was no, the st J'Ion,.r. ,h..
Monyolia's oi,jnors wore .or,.,i, 10
vessel was n German raider h,,h 10
cause of her actions. and hcr,,,.c ior
wireless operator talked in ,:cr,,,
The Mongolia encountered mo r,idor
on March ~ O00 p,ij,. o,s, ~, Sand.
Hook. IN. officers said pho raider an
nrou,.hnd xi,hi, , ,.Ie III, r. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
ALL STRENGTH THEY HAVE
Tint !, What Universities should Give
In Service of the Nation, says
President Alderman.
lSpccial 10 'rhe Times Dispatch. !


tiiAiI.nTTESNII.LE VA. March "a.
AT a mass meeting Of the officers
faculty and students OF tho uuivcrsity
held here Tonight. the support Of the
university WAS pledged To tho country
IN the present criSiE, and steps were
discussed TO mobiliZ" tn" resources al
III. institution for the uatiou'S service.
An officers training corps Will he os-
tablishcd immediately; the department
OF chemistry il already preparing for
possible work. and the departments of
medicine and engineering Will also
have their separate organizations.
strong speeches We're made tonight
by President Alderman, Professor W.
il. Erhcls, j. .. Ward and X. l.. Me-
Whort,r. OF the student body.
President Alderman summed up tho
thought OF the whole meeting which
was marked by restraint, dignity and
deep feeling. in this statement:
IF our country must take up arms
In defense OF mcnaccd rights and cS
sential liberties. 1t is the plain duty
of every citizen. young or old, male or
female, to set about finding just cN-
lnass may render TO the republic III
its hour of need. Each citizen should
go about that in a spirit of self sacri-
fec and unity and a special ohliga-
ton rests upon universities in this re-
gard, because they are reservoirs of
youth and resource and idcaliSm, and
ali the strength they possess should be
plaCcd at tho nations service"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
WILL BEGIN TARGET PRACTICE
Cadets TO HIVE All-Dny Hikes, With
1.DnE-Distnncc Shooting,
In Omen.

Target practice by tho cadets Of the
John Marshall High School Battalion
VIII begin the week after Easter in
the shooting gallery Of the Grays'
Armory and continue until the end Of
the school term. The three best marks
mon in each Of the four companies
viii hc determined by competitive tests.
ana they will all shoot later for :,
prIzc. The cadets use the regulation
ARMY rifle.
Captain Il. y. Ayers. tho commandment
Of tho cadets. Is planning a series Of
all-day hikes into the country, tho
first to be made OF the first Saturday
in May. Long-rangc shooting in the
open Will be engaged In on the course
Of the hikes.
For wear during the warm. spring
days. tho cadets vii! be supplied with
"a gray military shirt TO take the place
of the heavy uniform blouse now worn.
The contract for the shirts will he Let
within short time. il is expected
in order 10 have thcm in readiness for
the hikes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

crat" veteran. who died on ThurSday
In st EiiZahcth's Hospital. with bc
held this afternoon 1T o'clock from
-. james Episcopal Church R"v. q.
tr"eiand Peter. the Rotor officiating.
lntcrmcnt will bc in Hollywood Com
.tcry. The pailbcarcrs viii bc as fol-
lows:
Active William Palmer nm. Iohn
i. Lea. William II. Palmer. .r lranl,
- llill, Jr.. Palmer Gray Edwin \,
Palmer. cary SHEPPARD. Of this city.
aud j. l.. Johnson. OF WinGiua. Nelson
County.
Honorary - f.fcutcnant-Go j.
Taylor EllEson. Judge George l.. Chris
ttan. William u. Mccarthy and :. II.
liawcs.
MIR Palmer was born in this city.
IN" son Of William and Mary Eliza =
beth Palmer lie was for a number Of
years engaged in the Implement and
farm supplies business. ABOUT iw"u-
ty-iivc years aro hc wen, ~ Nelson
county Iic Was twice married. His
h"St vii" was Miss Laura lucics OF
montgomery county. Surviving by this
union ar" four SONG: John l. Palmer,
or Caroline County: William Palmer.
OF Saltviil", Smyth county: Charles l..
fdlin"r. Of Roanoke. and Arthur H.
rainier. OF Memphis. Tenn. He next
married Miss Mic" cab"lI daughter
OF br, ard AIRS. Chmord Cab"u. OF
Buckingilan County. She survives,
with ono daughter. Mrs. Alexander.
Wife OF nr. MaN Alexander. OF Poca-
h"ntas. Va. He also leaves ono sister,
Mrs. lanes CuSki". aud a brother COT
ohcl william III. Palmer. president OF
tn" National state aud city Rank. lie
was q brother-in-law of James =.
Gray. of South Firth Street
Mr.. Palmer served in the War Be
tween tho states as a member OF the
Second Company Of tho Richmond
li"witz"rs. AZ tho ago Of scvcnty-twu
ne passed the civil service "xaminl-
ton, ana became postmaster at Win
gina. Nelson County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
MILLIONAlRES TO HUNT
"oNcrhillS Farm" Purchased From
Duke by IturkcfcIicr and Inrri-
man for Hunting Preserve

DURHAM. " G.. March 30.-B y.
Duke. OF Durham and New York to-
day confirmed Il report that "OvcrhillS
Farm" a i0,O0O-acrc tract Of land near
Fayetteville, had hccm purchased by
Percy Rockefeller and w. y. Hartman
for use AS hunting preserve. MIR
Duke and other capitalists. including,
Walter III. Marshall. OF New York. ard
congressman William Kent, OF Cali
fornia, had considered the establish
mcnt OF 100000 tourist hotel at
"Ovcrhills," but the project was aban-
doned because sufficient subscriptions
OF stock were not obtained. The price
of "Ovcrhills" is understood 10 have
been in the ncighborhood OF 5000, GOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Yrs. MoIIic o.. Murray,

tSpccial to The Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. March co.
Mrs Mollie IT,. Murray died at her homa
here yesterday evening. and her funeral
VIII take place tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock. The services will be con
Quoted by DR. X. Il. Marsh. pastor of
N" Baptist Church. to which the de-
ceased had belonged for many years
'lrs Murray * survived by one daugh-
ter. Miss Virginia Murray. and two
sons. r.. y. Murray, master mechanic
az the chesapeake and Ohio shops. and
i. t. Murray, a prominent merchant
both Of Clifton Forge. She also leaves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Mrs. Henrietta y. BcycrIdrc.

Mrs. Henrietta Elizabeth BcvcridCc.
about scvcnty-two years old. widow OF
William II. BcveridEc, a widely known
lawyer, died yesterday morning at :
o'clock in her home. 5l6 North Ave-
nue., Barton Heights. after an illness
of several weeks.
The death OF Mrs BevcridEe occur
red within loss than n month after
her Son-in Law. James II. Knots, ff-
ty-onc years old. passed away in the
same home. Mr. Knots died March :
and his funeral took place March Q
from Ovcrbrook Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Beveridgc was the daughter Of
tho late Henry and Mrs. Maria Ifurd
Thompson. She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Mary T.. Knots. widow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

Especial to The Times Dispatch
TEOUTNlLLE. VA. March &C. T.
iaymau. one OF the leading citizens of
this place and county, died this morn
ing at his home. lie had been very
i'll for moro than month and an
invalid for years. He was Il member
OF the general board of the order Of
Hallway rrainmcn. and 81 business man
with wide interests. lie WAS an odd
Fellow. a Mason and Il member of the
Baptist Church OF this place. The
funeral Will take place at the BAPTIST
Church on sunday at | o'clock. Tho
service at the grave will be by the
MHAOmS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Norfolk md Western Earnings.

Operating revenues OF the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company for
the month Of February aggregated
Si,521,3i5. as compared with Si,3SN,i11
for the corresponding month OF last
year, showing a decrease OF $6l,01O.
according to figures made public yes
terday by Comptroller j. w Coke.
Expenses for the month totalcd S.
1860, increasing per cent over last
year. railway operating income de-
creased Ii per cent, gross income .
per cent and net income ) per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
G1nSScll F'itIiiurIi.

Especial TO The Times DispatchJ
HAitLOTTES WILLIE. VA, March 20
-Glasscll FitzltuCh. aged forty-one. a
member Of the firm OF Fitzhugh Broth
crS druggists. died last night after an.
illness extending over several months
The funeral will be held at II o'clock
tomorrow morning from the Presby-
t"rtan Church. Mr.. Fitzhugh was a
son or tho late Francis c. Fitzhuch
and was born at Gordonsville He
married Miss Ora Slaughter, of Gull
pcper. who. with two children. survive
him. lie also leaves two brothers and
three sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

Mrs. NJ l.. L. Spindle widow OF John
T.. spindle. uuartcrmastcr sergeant at
the torty-fourth Virginia Regiment.
fickctts Division. Confederate States
army. died yesterday morning At I:l5
"'cl"cl1 ia tn" home Of her daughter
Mrs. y. j. St"inmetz, iii North Zen
iy-S"cond street. Her funeral Will
take place from the home SUNDAY az
t"rnoou :tt ) o'clock. The burial viii
be in HOLLYWOOD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
DANVILLE GUARDS PROPERTY
No Strangers Allowed In NIunIcipal
Plants by Day or Night-PIan
to Light RESERVOIR


bhNNfl.i.E. VA, March 3G.-Tnstruc-
tious have been given to those In
charge Of tho municipal plants 10 al
low no strangers within the public
utility grounds by day and nobody at
night This order applies TO the city
electric light and gas plants. \ night
Waterman has been installed at the
pumping station, and the authorities
arc considering placing AN officer ut
the reservoir for night duty. 1t is pro-
posed TO erect at the reservoir Il
flood lighting system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Funeral Of Murdered woman.

PETEKSBGEG, VA, March "O.-Thc
body OF Mrs. NirGic l.. Patton. rho
Was shot and killed Yesterday after
noon at her home, in i Village. by
n. J, Cookies was this evening. after
being prepared for burial. sen, to
fredericksburg. TO toe taken thence TO
her old HON" in Culpcp"r. Tho body
Of Cookies. who committed suicide af-
ter the murder. Is still in the morguc
at liopcwcll awaiting instructions from
relatives. supposed TO be in Jackson
Nilln Ila
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
DIR. w. w. WIIkinnon.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, March 3o.--Dr
Walter w Wilkinson. forty years o.
age" Of Washington. died at Catawha
Sanatorium on Wednesday, where hc
had gone In search Of health several
months ago. The remains wero
brought here and intermcnt was made
AT oakridgc Cemetery yesterday morn.
ing. Or. Wilkinson was Il South Roston
boy. but lett here about twenty-three
years ago.
lie was tho son of Ed. p Wilkinson
formerly of this place, now OF Mlsyis.
sippi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Frederick T.. Stitl,.

Frcdorick l.. Stith, fifry-soy.n years
old. dicI Thursday in his home. .I92
West Cary street. Ills funeral will
tax" pl's.e from tho home sunday ar
t"rnoon at o'clock. Mr.. Stith is
survived by It widow. six children, two
siatcrSL ana rnMr hrmtMara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

Especial To The TimcS-Dispatch.l
lIEATISNILLE. VA. March SO
Mrs. George Anderson died suddenly
ON sunday at her home near ribitha.
Sh" is survived by her husband. Il
daughter. Mrs. Fannie bryant. and "a
son. David Wood Funeral services
were at tho home and interm"nt in
l;oscland Cemetery near Rccdyillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
". &. MlIls.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
GLEN ALLEN, VA, March go
Waycrly G. Mills. a native of Hanover
County. thirty-cight years Of age. died
here on Wednesday,. He il survived hy
sister. Mrs. e. f.. Cottrcll. OF Rich
mond. and Il brother, Benjamin Mills,
OF Glen Allen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
10 sit for Judge southn,,.

Judge r. ID. White. OF Norfolk. was
designated yesterday to hold court I'm
Chesterfield beginning April o. for
Judge Robert g. Southall, who has not
yet fully recovered from his illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
II. VI. EnIIntIcroy.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
fiEATiISNILLE. VA. March 20
Robert Moore Fauntleroy died yery
suddenly on sunday afternoon at tho
nome OF his sister. Mrs. Clarence Mot
ley near Simonson. lie was i'll but
II few hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

"f James H. Knots: Mrs NJ s. Rose
aud Miss Florence NJ Bcvcridrc, ANA
tx" sons. William II. EcNcridgc, Jr..
aud j. Wexford Bcvcridgc.
The funeral Will take place from the
nom" sunday afternoon at , o'clock.
Tho burial will bo in Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

hc"lth Tor some time past. died yes-'
tcrday at his home near New Glasgow.
Nh Woodson is survived by his Wits
ana several children. He was RYtv.
SIX years OF age The body was buried
Clifford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
j. TtIna1dO Cox.
ISnncial tn rhn rrine.-nI..

Especial to The Times DispatchJ
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March 3oJ
Il. Rinaldo Cox. aged sixty three, forI
thirty years Il wcll-nnown bill poster
of this city. Is dead of tuberculosfs|
and the funeral will he held hero on|
sunday afternoon. Cox was born aud|
reared In Charlottesville. He neyer|
married. One sister survives, Mrs. MI
Cox Jackson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Mrs. !. William Friend.

Funeral services for Mrs Grace Kc-
van Friend. who died in her home, 2Oa
West Grace street, will take place this
afternoon in old Blandford Church. 20
tcrsburG. The funeral bnrty viii
leave South Itichmoud at 3 o'clock and
VIII make the trip aboard an electric
ear over the Richmond PctcrsburL;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

one sister Mrs. John X. Payne. of this
city. Mrs. Murray was ii native OF
Louisa County. hut had resided here
for Twenty-Five years. She was sew
cuty-thrcc wears old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
VOTE on UNIFICATIOS
or MI.TIIODISM TODAY

In addition 10 this. ii was stated that
the board has aided in the erection Of
e.a3c parsonagcs. more than onc-half
oi all the parsonagcs in the church
DIR McMurray told OF the annuity
!und Of the Board of church Extension
by which property il mad" over 10 the
board: the board, in turn, paying to
the donor interest ON the property dur
ing his lifetime sufficient to enable him
10 1--we comfortably, and at the same
tiinc relieving himself OF all payment
81 taxes on tn" property. AT tho death
or the donor III" inCom" from the
property Is used TO aid in tho advance
mcnt OF the annuity fund OF tn. board
II is highly probable that the con-
ference Will vote on tho uni,ication OF
bcthodism Tomorrow morning.
From the reports. it Il Indicated that
R"N. i. j. Pr"ttyman, -. -, who has
Just closed n passionate of four years
AT Mount Pleasant Church, Washington,
VIII hc appointed to tho Green. Mo
mortal Church here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

tSpoCiHl 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
AMHERST. VA. March @0-M ISIS
Lucy liylton. daughter OF the late
Valentine II. lIylton. died on Monday
at her home near I've River. after a
lingering illucSs Miss iIylton is sur
vived by several sisters and brothers.
among them being Miss Sallic IIyIton
aud George H.. Arthur and Robert IIyl-
ton. The body was buried yesterday in
tn. family graveyard near rye River.
T.. A. WoodSon.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
AMHERST, VA. March 30.-f. A.
Woodson. who had been In falling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
TO SPEND HALF-|N|LL|ON
ON LYNCHBuRc COLLEGE.
i'"itimore Conference recommends
That 100000 BE Raised for
Woman's Institution.
FRONT ROYAL SCHOOL FUNDS
Loan Fund Capital Has Grown From
small Amount Until 1t Has Now
Nearly Reached the MiIfion-DUi-
lar Goal.
Especial to The Times.

ISpcciaI to The Times Dispatch
ROANOkE. VA. March 3o.-ApproXi-
matcly 100000 was recommended to
De raised for tho Ranlolph- Macon
"omans College. at Lynchburg. Va.
when tho Board Of Education examined
tho reports submitted by tho trustees
OF that institution at a meeting here
Today OF the ono hundred and thirty
more Conference. Methodist Episcopal
church, South. Three hundred thou
used for an endowment fund, and the
remainder will be for Improvement and
at Front Royal. Va. will receive an
annual assessment Of $4,000 for five
years. which Will he placed on the
conference.
Or w. T.. McMurray. Of Louisville.
Ky. secretary Of the church extension
fund. stated that, under his direction
tho loan fund capital has grown from
within only $4,000 OF the $1,000 900
goal. He believed that this amount
would bc in tho hands Of tn" board
within the next year. IT was pointed
out that this board has aided IN build
Ing 2,j8S Of the l1.2Sl churches Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church South an
average of five and onc-half church cs
every week
Evening journal., 1917-06-18
No TIME IS SET
FOR ACTUAL DRAFT
Consumption Board Gem
pleted Work Connected
With Registration
Today
LARGE FORCE YOUNG
WOMEN DISMISSED

The last action incidental to the
registration for the selective draft
came to an end today. The reports
have been sent in. The summarization
made and .he duplicate cards made
out and compared. and the large force
Of young women who have been do
ing the work was dismissed
This afternoon there was a meeting
Of the Conscription Board. composed
Of DR.. Harrison W. Howell, former
Judge David :? Marvel and William
p. White at which time a final inspec-
ton Of the cards was made aud the
last business OF the registration wound
up. From now on the city may turn
It's attention TO the actual work of Sc
lecting the men. who will be called 10
the colors On September / the work
Of which is expected 10 start almost
Immediately.
No word directing the opening OF
the draft here has as yet been re-
ceived from Washington. Il is still
unknown who will be called on 10
work on the permanent board, nor
who will comprise the district COM
mittees. Il is thought that the gov
eminent is waiting for all Of the
States 10 complete the registration
work before directing the work OF the
draft
Evening journal., 1917-06-18
GRADUATION EXERCISES
OF HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL

Commencement exercises OF the
Howard II gh School will be held-at
The Playhouse this evening. when
nine young men and women will be
graduated I'm the classical department
and ten in the normal training de-
partment. The address 10 the class
will be delivered by the Rev. W. w.
Lucas Of Meriden. Mass. and the
prize prescn ations will be made by
p William Turner. Addresses will be
made by Alexis dupont Bayard. his
subject beng "Tha American Negro
Soldier while the address written
by Ellworth Mercer. on the subject
aThe Opportunity OF the Negro in the
Presen. War" will be delivered by
Alice Dorothea Benson.
The graduates are: Alaude Elizabeth
Anderson. honor student; Maurice Al
fred Anderson. Nathalie Bass Anderson,
Alexis DUPONT Bayard Alice Dorothea
Benson. Helen Cornelia Gibbs, Ernest Ia
Frantz Jones, Ellsworth Mercer, Pauline
Alice Young. honor student.
Normal training department-Miriam
Theresa Bryan, Elsie Thelma Bryant.
Annis Grace Chippey. Edith lrma Dilla-
hay, Courtley Lavinia jefferson, Ruth
Odessa Jobes, Blanche Edith Mcdaniel,
Olivia Ruth Murray. Ethel Purnell'
Eleanor Lloyd Spencer.