The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-12
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB
MEMBERS MEET TODAY
Young Men Of Petersburg Have Ono
of strongest Organizations in
History of City.
TEACHERS AND OFFICIALS MEET
Annual Meeting of Association to BE
Held This Week at Esmporia--PoH-
ties Arc Warming Up In the Cock
adc City.

adc City.
Petersburg. Va, March 11.--An i'm
portant meeting of the Young Mems
business club, of Petersburg, Will be
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday night.
The club recently adopted consti-
tuition and bylaws. and Is now ready
10 get regularly down to business,
working under the club motto, Pc
tcTsturx, first, last and always"
a more useful and promising future
than that Of the Young Mems Bust
ness club was never known. according
to the members OF the organization,
and much interest Is being manifested
! In it's efforts by business men In all
lines. At tomorrow nights meeting
permanent committees will be appoint
ed and work to be done in the imme-
date future will be mapped out
All persons who may desire to iden-
ufy themselves with the organization
can get all necessary information from
Secretary Wilson b. Cole, and after
tonights meeting applications for
membership in the club will have to
be voted upon just as applications
to all business organizations are, as
provided in the bylaws.
Those who have identified them
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are: Messrs West Holden. Melville
Barner, Nat Cole. Robert Gillian. Pat
! Drewry. w. W. Townes. John Crump,
! Howard Hall, T. II. Norton. Carter
! Myers. John Jolly. Floyd Brown,
| George Watson. S. d. Craig. w. K.
/ Lum, Jr., Joseph Venable, Joseph
! Smith. w. M. Fisher. Wilson Cole. Will
liam Pace. r, II. Kidd. Robert Wat
son. Richard Percivall. s. M. Green,
] hHal6 prfrhQrd
Jr., Fred A. Gill. r. s. Walker. II. b.
| Gillian. l. l.. tcrbach, e. II. Han
cock. p. c. Hobbs. Sidney B. GIL. w.
! +. Barner. w. T. Baugh, Herbert Rog-
ers william NJ. Rogers, Charles r.
| Pollard Samuel Prichard. Lee Rah-
lily. l. l.. Kidd, Powell Watson. David
Alexander. Nj. w Gill, R J. B'rancia
+. b. Moore, r. W. Reynolds. Charles
! Cuth bert, Jr, d. l.. Eley. d. A. Lyon.
Jr.. S. D. Rodgers, Walter Sachs, John
t. Ledbetter, J. e. Cuthbert, J. II.
Douglas. Smith AGREE. v. NJ. Holbert-
Archie Woods. c. II. Eggleston, r. G.
Parsons, Jack Nelms. r. T. Wilson.
Teachers and officials Meet.
! Teachers and officials In the Fourth
congressional district are looking for
ward with much interest to the an
nual meeting OF the association which
will be held at Emporia March 16-lt.
I An interesting program has been ar
Hanged for the occasion and much
atod Is expected to result from the
~ ing. Miss Twitty. OF the primary
CRATE; Miss Mary Sterling Smith. Of
the grammar grade. and Miss Lao
nora Roper. of the high school. will
| represent Petersburg. A number Of
other teachers will attend and q most
pleasant meeting Is anticipated. Fol-
lowing Is tho complete program for
the occasion:
The Program.
The following program has been
sent out
March Is, 8 p. M.
1.-The Teachers Welfare"
President S. z. Duke. presiding.
Prayer-Rev. NJ e. Eagle.
Address of welcome-Mr. Harry L.
Taylor.
Address-Prof. w. c. Blakey, sec
rotary State Teachers association.
Address--Dr. J. L. Jarman, presi-
dent State Normal school, Farmville
Address-Hon. r, c: stearnes. state
superintendent OF public instruction.
Friday, March 10, . A. NJ.
"Motivating Elementary School Work. !"
Discussion led by Miss Mary D.
Pierce. state Normal school. Farm
vile
Address--Mr j. f. Avent, head de-
partment of education. State Normal
SCHOOL,, last lSdulOFN.
Business meeting
Friday Afternoon, S O'Clock.
The Catawba Pavilion for Teachers
Miss Agnes ID. Randolph, state
board OF health.
The Boy and the Faru"-Prof.
Chas. e. Burr, Virginia Polytechnic
institute.
The Needs Of Virginia High
!, Schools" II. d. Wolr. Peters
burg high school
Friday Evening. 8 O'Clock.
Tho School and the Community
Song by school chorus
| Address--Prof J. II, Montgomery.
secretary Cooperative Education as
ISOLATION,
Address-Prof /, L. Manahan,
School of Education. University of
Virginia.
THE School and Its Relation to
citizenship. H, Binford. Rich
mond
Had Too Much Liquor.
; Sergeants Tftmus and Payne and
Patrolmen Avery, James Stewart and
Clayton arrested Samuel Jones, COL
ored. at tho Union station last night
upon warrant charging violation OF
the prohibition law. When searched
Jones was found to be carrying forty
seven half-ptnts Of whiskey. He will
have to explain to Justice Clements
In police court tomorrow morning
why he carried an excessive quantity.
Will Make Run Again.
John A. Mallory. who has held the
ONCE OF high constable for many years,
has announced his candidacy for re-
nomination in the August primary.
Mr.. Mallory will be opposed by John
G. Challe0der, a young man of the
West End, and lively fight for the
nomination is promised.
Local politics are growing very
warm and interest will increase as the
time for the primary draws closer
There are three candidates in the
field for city sergeant and two for.
city treasurer. No opposition to city
tax collector or the commissioner Of
revenue has developed, and 1t is not
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