The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19
IUIEs REELECTED
PRESIDENT Y. N. C.. A.

Zee reported unanimously IN taECF ~
re-eiecting the officers Of l9iS-lS
N follows:
!. =, Jones. president: " }.
whitchurst. frst yice-president. w
d Duke. second vice-presideHt, j.
L. Anderson, third vic~e-presidcnt'
c. q Taylor. Jr, recording secre-
sary. O. j. Sands. treasurer.
other directors are the following
vel known citizens G. j. Ander-
scr. (. J.. Biiups, w, r. Crawford
+. 3. punford. r. w Farley, Il G.
Hawkins, Jr. q a Hawkins. r. ".
LAuxnton. c y Richardson J. II
Rscks Fl. { Rahelen. Jacob Tn
Anf. l. M. williams
NJ Jones enters his second year
~ president, having |ttNto9>A
SERVED as second Y&ce~pressdent.
Mr. whaenursr H* trsyty SIKH
y~a~ Of c-ensecNtlte Se~tsc" NJ
ssrsx n4s sixteenth and a. Tsytor
ats thirteenth. Ny Duke has second
war as y4ce -p~res5dert. having
creyseus.y served seven consecutive
a ax president. fe.tp~[ IS Term
af Years as one of tbe mast M
sereseed directors
e X Mckee. genera sef@s ~
who has served sne RI tHon8 4s
twen,y-fouT consecutive
years. Was re~-elects3 general @'ecFe-
sarx fer the t~weutYNHfrh Year.
Tire Richmond association is ore
Of the oldest and hast KNOW s~so-
Citations IN NortE America aud has s.
reputation fer dnsre 4 stead non
Nash light. non -tl~ e ESt NurN.
The Association entering Tts
sise min year =" h's'Nt "a
peer aNfahss err "a. H.
os Nhffs'4@i
Inc pres p b1u&'fS "'7 '-'
cfeseo ~ islP ana I'm otf5
aseis asea ouFthF t"s nm
uah years ~oecuF@&s ',"''.>
pAst sso FeaIs - "a
sec,eu 70 tefFtae VIZ S' - ~
snat repairs ann i.'tI"' en-. :,
seL' uhaef va al IN S'.'+&>V'
coee Oh siVsp"o'p "tfh ~. 80"
sefs gun WORK on "a nE3@3 tne re-
1T on the ''i'u' ''"itHr lr'' "''',
Nxsh hoors haa 'faf '4ii ' ~
~eif as the pk''}1F
Uon q ~ooo "oFh- MKT "'eA
0ork VIII heeth 'at q
n5sah "eIho't~' %','5,e' '@"'' t"'
noys department n inc executive
oMces
the gymnasium ceiling ha< beeh
ve-raintea me - cleaned
new apparatus ahd mats ave b'tHE
hein up ny the strike 81 d"ekneh,
snt As expectea every da9'
enefa secretary Mckee has an
smcienI iorce foF inns season < "oVh'
u a. buchanan, oefSh4p Seff"~
tArv, mas oeen WIN n ASSOCIATION
Q sixteen consecutive YEARS
fhyslcai-Directof = l. het'"h
seceh'is came to Richmond from
Mafioh' oh'n' whore ne haa been
pnssacai director lot SIX Years ne
N man l Twelve years experience,
= native NIrglniaE. ana ~ getting
noid OF things IN good snap" n in
nne,ios arc Tor the largest year
york ever recorded III The physical
aenarfneht
T. X Epps formerly boys score
nrs at charleston. : 6, recently
boys secretary at Rich
mono succeeding Henry West
facet deceased and IN already get
ing a strong hold on the boy@, ii
- predicted that while the boys
gymnasium glasses Will out-number
OF the past ten years the
bipie class WORK VIII again take
t!ssHF FaHa untfeT NF Sfpf1~N f"asfrf-
SNIP.
n boys SUNDAY afternoon clut
u making new records every sun
day- Is r vincent ~ business sec
reAsFa. the detail work nl
n upstairs once. l. c. Whitlock
Mnisht secretary n j. n. Dunn Is
omce assistant
a Observation-Disclosures secretary
Eih soon pc added 70 the force. ~
the meantime Il C Hawkins. IF.
n has been assisting in the Wotl,
auring the war. will look after r..
hgious meetings ia The eapH. Thu
report for last month showed
tf@savfs@Ssx fh.@t54a# @5th sH af,
of LIS.
For the past eight years the
Aichmond association has supported
" T. Mills in h foreign heid
Ihis year Mr. Mills is located IL
TOKYO among the Chinese students
&c n great university of Tokyo
re IL one OF the best qualified mer
~ ihe foreign field, and the Rich
0ond association considers ltsei'
exceedingly fortunate In having Mr.
ILLS - It's foreign work secretary
While the building As rapidly be
mS p"t back on a peace basis FOL
9e8olar work sufficient provision
Ia been made to take care Of sol
tiers And sailors coming To Rich
pond, and Will be just as long a
C0ey come. While they are AWAY
welcome In the regular rooms, III
Special rooms assigned la then
nave been put In first class con
eluon' painted 3ld will