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CORN Or Pa

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bill Johns al Gobernador, no CONSTITUTIONAL.
EI Tribunal Supreme al resolve su exa
men, ha demostrado ell estado de 81 concenca
Fla exteriorizado EXPRESSION que tiende inddabeer
te sostener el derecho de la Legislature.
Porque, reaente ST Ell veto absolute con1pro-
base nuestra caa organca tai gncaa que
ridad que 10 eiercera Venra practcamente poder
gislatvo.
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NoTAs DEL REorsTno CIVIL

Nacimfentos:
Carmen Asunei6n Pagan Bertios.
Antonio Ayala Conyhleg. Jorge Afava
Aguiv.
DefunciOnes:
Carmcla Gonzalca. Aurrlia Ortiz
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NEWS TAlLORS.-LINERA g. SUARE2.
-sAsTREs CoRTADoREs DE EsCUELA
AMERICANA A-Cumplimien Immediate en-
las ordenes.--Garantia absoluta
visitepos, San Francisco St.. Ediicjo Aca.
demia Cat6lica, San Juan.
cosTy3ERAs. -Enteadidas en- la confecci6n
de Ropa para Caballeros nihos, encontraran
ocupaci6n en- los tallercs dc Benito Suarez
Luna 38.---San Juan, T.. r. --P. o. Box l122
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DIP BEREABE

VI Dr. Bernahe deeea manifestar \
sus clientes amigos, que ~ y ~.
turo sus horas de ofciua setan de ~ a
l2 A. ". de a 2 =. W. Advt
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Sc A1Qu1LA

ALQUIbAN.-Por cuarenta dollars Ia resi-
dencia mas fresca en- Ia calie Ia Fortsleza 81
20. piso eomprando el mobliaro que Sc ven.
de miy barato. Teiefono 7sg roio.
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PRAcTIoANTEs.
PRAcTfcANTE sR. RAMoE AtERs

AL PuBLICO:-Termihado ME eoapFomisas
con 81 Eisrcito Dc ios ~. uu 20 A. afrsssa
mis- servicios --Caile san Jose. 70. 5 Altes
Teltfono G2s verde
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COMPRAs.

CONPRAMos OAJAs vACIAs.-drsndss de
maderas.-Ilsme al s2l.-Anerioan Suit
Case Mfg. CO.-Allen 2l.-SAn Juan.
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AnunciosI
REVISE UsTED ToDos LOS DIAa
CoLoCACIONEs.

A Los PRoPIETARIos DE FINCAs tn
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por ciento atiends. los trabajos? Llnh,
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medic. altos.
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$4,000 para un negocio brillante seguio
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Sc vENDE

Maquina de coser, piano, varios
muebles muy baTatos. Santurse, Stop
lS1a, Gale de Villamil No. 20. Advt.
BUENA CASIoN.-Para hacerse de un es.
pl6ndido negoco por tener que ausentarse
81 dueno.-Se vende uno de los meiores nego.
clos de agencia de transportation con trabajo
uiiciente.-Dirijase para mas infOrmes a V.
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ahora 81 es yerdad que aeaba de recibir Ia
bacos freseos de Fabrica-Una vista que.
dara complacdo.- Metele Guayahoi Arriba
Cubanital Arriba Prietol Z
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este cultivo.--Facilidad es.-Informara. Box
232.-Rio Piedras, p. r.
SE VENDE.-cineuenta yuntas de bueyes su
periores.-Diriiase al Apartado de correos
l92.--San Juan.
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Un truck Ford una bomba gasoIina. In.
formaran- Tetdan &C P. o. box IOO.-
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81 ID deea anunciarse resutadO positive hgO
secci6n 81 I'd desea Vender COmprar, Arendar Aquar
quere colocars Teazar ag1n rpdamente
este so Admitos 0rdenes dede
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PREcTos
DR. y. DEL vALLE ATILEs

CONsuLToRfo
Plaaa De san Frshsisco. tsanlna v rof
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Suscribase a e. MUNDo.
Economics Clasificados

EsTA sEccIoN; ST NO MA&ANA EECoNTRARA sEoURAM
ALGo QUE PUEDA INTERESARLE.
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SE VENDE.-cineuenta yuntas de bueyes su
periores.-Diriiase al Apartado de correos
492.--San Juan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
AT THE
THEATERS
BOSTON PRAISES UENpt1,

New York opera-goers gave F'rieda
Hempel an overwhelming ovation Al
her recent farewell performance OF
the season in The Cobbler and the
FAIRY. The soprano, who is famous
for her singing n acting in many
operate roles, rs equally noted on the
concert stage, Richmond music
lovers. who are TO hear her tonight,
may he interested 10 read how she
thrilled conservative old Boston when
sne gave her latest recital there. Mr..
n. T, Parker, The critic of the Boston
Transcript, in a lengthy review,
wrote.
by her voice. Miss Hempel will and
does conquer; it Is a voice that un-
mistAkahly recalls Nine. Melba in her
prime. The lustrous briliance. the
clear sweet lyric beauty, the sumntu.
Gus volume and exceeding agility of
horld sparkle, capture the ca, but
elude words. Miss Hempel discolses
thc artistries of song that are born
Of intelligence. Imagination and "A
sense OF styles. When she sings AS
she did yesterday. her place Is secure
beyond p~readventure. There is eve
a cold note; all is crystalline purity
of exquisite beauty"
Criticism such as that Is all too
rare many an artist of this and a
past generation has longed to be so
spoken OF. but none has merited such
praise more than Miss Hempel. From
every angle of critical observation, her
work is thai Of the most polished and
dashfng artist. There is never an
effort in anything she does. and ne -
a flaw, vocally nor musically. Her APP
pearance here tonight al the ACADEMY
viii serve onc more to demonstrate
that the art of perfect song has not
been lost.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
Hang out your Flag.
TURNS CAPITOL. GROUNDS
OVER TO LOAN COMMITTEES

Governor Davis, through his aide,
Colonel Leroy Hodges, yesterday
turned the state capitol grounds over
to the Victory oar committee for Sat
urday after | O'Clock, or the hour of
cessation of business in state offices.
The loan committe purposes pulling
off a number of stunts, and no one
will he admitted to the grounds un-
less he or she wears a Victory loan
button. Fair salesladies will be sta
toned at entrances with pledge cards
and coupon books and those who wish
to witness the exercises-which. it is
sait. viii he wen worth seeting-will
have to come across with the first
payment IN a coupon book, provided
they already do not wear the badge of
honor.
Colonel Hodges told J. T. Palmatory,
chairman of Saturdays "doings." that
the loan committee could go as far
as it liked. provided it did not chop
down any trees or dig up any Of the
turf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
REV. 7. A. SM0OT MAKES
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS

Especial 10 The Richmond N~irginian.)
Blackstone, Va. May THE phyr
steal. the spiritual and the mental
development at the college shows It's
usual progressive spirit. Weeks ago
the students divided themselves into
sections and began marches, games
and military drills in preparation TOR
field day. Practice for this annual
occc sion and for the tennis tourna-
ment has continued. There have been
a number of p~icuics, long walks, visits
to the woods, and hikes.
Preparations for commencement
exercises are progressing. The col
ltee has been very fortunate in secur-
ing for it's commencement program,
Rev. Dr. r. A. Smoot. of Richmond,
to deliver the annual address, and Or.
&. ID. Harris. of Baltimore. to preach
the Baccalaureate ermon
Misses Royarth and Wilkerson gave
a resfta4 IN ~tfes-eo1iege auditorium ION
Saturday evening. April the 26th, to
a large audience. More than ZOO peo-
pie remained for the social hour after
the recital.
During the week of April 13 to 20 a
series ot religious services was con-
Quoted 10y the college president, Rev.
". Asbury Christian. There were two
meetings each day, at which tunes the
way of salvation was so plainly, SO
strongly, profoundly n so lovingly
taught to students and faculty alike,
that great numbers reconstructed their
vows To God, ana many who a lever
known Christ as their Savior surrend-
cred themselves to Him. The eonvie-
hon ran deeply through the entire
meeting and it's influence upon the
school has been very p~erceptible.
On Saturday evening, April 3. thu
| Junior class gave a banquet reception
in honor of the Senior classes. Each
glrS+ was asked to bring at old photo
graph and during the banquet there
was a fashion review from the pre-
COLONIAL period to the present day
1 Songs were sung, toasts were given
ard one of the most successful socia
features of The year was at an enc
lust before the midnight hour
ON Saturday evening. May the 10th
lust at the twilight hour, the train
ing school department will presen
a May day program on the college
/ campus. This entertainment is espec
tally under the direction of Misse'
Robertson and Ratten, the criti'
teachers of the training school depart
meut.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
Charters Issued

Portsmouth Grocery company. in
corporated, Portsmouth. Va, maxi
mum capital stock. $4,000; mini
mum, $4,000: ten dollars per share
isaiah T. Wright. president: Williams
r. Hodsden, Hic~e-president, James l..
Choate, secretary. and John w. Brown.
treasurer, all of Portsmouth. Va.
trustees, all of Portsmouth. Va.
wholesale grocery. mese and c%onfec-
tionary business.
Iodd's Tavern Prospecting com
pah%. Incorporated. Fredericksburg,
Va. maximum capital stock. $4,000,
minimum, 10000; 500 per share,
Charles A. MacHenry. president;
toward l. Coles, treasurer. and Henry
r, P~apenberg, secretary. all of New
York city. Prospecting and mining.
Norfolk Pressed Brick company. in
corporated, Norfolk. Va. maximum
ca nital stock, 10000; minimum, $5,-
eoo: par value 500. r, A., Brown.
president: f. w. Grandy and c. l..
Noight. secretary and all
Of Norfolk, Va. Manufacture, buy
and sell pressed bricks, concrete
building materials and supplies.
kinssport Garage, incorporated.
Pr!stoi. Va, maximum capital stock,
5000. min!mum,-$ & 90 parAyalue.
300. W. H. Nickels. Jr., president;
A. X. Morrison, and w. H. Rouse. sec
Rotary, all OF Bristol, Va. General
garage business in all It's branches.
Claim Adjustment company, incor-
porated, Richmond. va. maximum
capital stock, $4,000; ninimum. $500.
r. f.. Fftzferald. president, w. G.
Carpenter, vice-president: W. l.. Size
more. and |. c. Smith. Secty.. all Of
richmond Va. To act as a collection
medium to collect claims, debts and
obligations.
Amendment to the charter OF York
mont Realty corporation, Norfolk. Va
increasing maximum capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000. Otto Wells
u. FRANK Williams and w. Hunter
Sell. original incorporators.
Amendment to the charter Of The
stanton Lime Products in
~corporated, Stanton. Va, creatine
$4,000 preferred stock and balance
or original capital of $4,000 to be
common stock. n. c. Taylor, vice-pre-
sldent; Paul J. 3. Murphy. secretary
Amendment to the charter of The
Durlsto Paint COMPANY. Incorporated
Newport News, Va, Creating s250n
preferred stock from $4,000 unused
common stock. w. II. l.. Kent. pres;.
dent; l.. C. Branch, secretary.
certificate OF authority to do husj
ness in VIRGINIA grained to Time,
square Auto Supply company. a New
Jersey corporation. General automo
bic business. Capital stock. $40 900
John T, Leary. Richmond. Va. name 81
as statutory agent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09

EXERCISE
At RADFQRD NORMAL

Especial TO The Richmond V~irginian.)
Radford, Va, May THE May
day festival BY the department of
physi@a! education vas held Friday
afternoon. May 2. The grove and
campus in from. Of the administration
building was 4 natural and ideal stage
and a perfect setting for the throne,
May Pole and Folk dances.
The queen Of may was Miss Mamie
Lush. of BurEeville, va. The maid
Of honor was Miss jamie Broadwater
and the queens attendants were
Misses Margaret Allison and Thelma
Atkinson.
The program was as follows. Pre-
ceszion to the Grove. Growing q May
Queen by The Flowers, Nay Pole
dance. Folk dance. Lovely Princess,
Swiss May dance, Sailors Hornpipe,
Seven Jumps, Highland Fling. San
Toy, Growing Of, Victor OF Field
Meet. Champion of Tennis tourna-
ment. Glass Basketball champions,
Recessional.
An unannounced number on the
program was ar interpretative dance
Tho Spirit Of Spring by Miss Louise
Ninde, the physical director. The
dance was beautifully done and filled
everyone with a deep appreciation for
body grace and Interpretation of ma
ture.
The annual field meet was held last
week. The various events were: Run
ming high Jump standing broad jump.
basketball throw. baseball throw,
seventy-yard dash. putting the shot.
and interclass relay. Miss Willie
Shumate won first place. Miss Emma
Gannaway anG Ola Graham tied for
second place and Miss Pearl Stone
won third place.
The new porch recently completed
on the dormitory was the scene of
one of the rrettiest receptions Of the
year v men the unions entertained the
Seniors. Miss Annie Mcconnell and
Miss Mofet, president and advisor
Of the Junior class, accompanied by
Miss Lorena Caldwell and Miss Baird,
president and advisor of the Senior
class, received the guests in a Japa-
nese bower Of dogwood and redhud.
The spring decorations with japanese
lanterns made 0 beautiful background
for the merry party. which was enter
tanned with music and contests. These
led t. the climax of the evening When
the Juniors unveiled a tablet dedicat-
ing the porch to the class of 1919.
Afterwards the porch was christened
Senior Promenade" Each Senior
was given the Fairy stone OF success
as IL charm to carry them oil the road
of service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
RID
OF THAT
WORM

Thousands OF people imagine stom-
ach ills and lose themselves with all
sorts Of preparations that give no re-
lief.
High-priced specialists diagnose
troubles as due to indigestion. faulty
malnutritiOn, cancerous affections.
when the chief trouble is nothing more
OF less thar a tape worn fastened to
the walls OF the stomach and causing
constant nausea, an upset, general
rundown physical condition.
After years of suffering Mrs. Had
dock, a Richmond lady, got instant
relief by taking Royal capsules, put
up by the Twentieth Century Royal
Liniment Company, 400 East Marshall
street.
Quit experimenting and Try = box.
eQl9l hx dknggiGtlv-Adx.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
BLUE
LIV R LAZY
TAKE A CA[OTAb
u Wonderful How Young and
Energetic You Feel After
Taking This Delightful Nau-
sealess Calomel

you have not tried Calotabs you
I've a delightful surprise awaiting
The wonderful hVer-~cleansing
1md system purifying properties OF
U30fnei may now be enjoyed without
~ slightest unplcasantness. for Gallo
1o r caiofnel with h liver benc-
= 1oft In n the Sting taken out A
63OlAb at bedtime with a swallow
water. that's all. No taste. no nam
oy no salts. nor the slightest un-
onnant after-enects. You wake up
1.-The morning feeling hne. Your
80 II clean, your system is purified.
~4f appetite hearty. Ear what YOU
-. no danger, and no risk Of sail
~ktOn. The next time you feel lazy.
onn, nervous, blue or DISCOURAGE
~ your liver a thorough cleansing
= Calotab. They are so delight
nad effective that your druggist IL
n0rixed to refund the price as a
Nrantee that you will be delighted.
your protection. Caiotahs are
only In original. sealed packages,
~ thirty Aye cents. AT all drug
ovSadv.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09

The Master Singers" a group OF
athletic young men. representing a
bunch Of lahorers from a Shipbuild-
ing concern somewhere in America,
are the headliners in the bill that the
management OF the Lyric presents for
the last half of the week. Each of
the young men have well toned
voices n their selections were well
received.
Alice Nelson n company, in a
little sklt entitled, The
Advertisers" gained much applause
n secured a second place on the
pill. by their amusing surprises.
Holmes and Hoi!iston, feature fun
makers, The Great Synco Marimba,"
ADophone Marvel. and the Rosaires.
rounded out the show.
a special Pathe news and a comedy
feature, added To the attractive bill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
MANY PRISONERS
EFFECTED BY TREATY

Washington, May THAT section
or the peace treaty dealing with the
repatriation of prisoners OF war,
affects more than 400, 900 German sol
ditrs. the majority of whom are now
IN the hands of the French. Some
of these are men who were captured
IN the early days of 1914, and who
have been in prison camps since that
ume After signing of the armistice.
practically all or the Germans held
captive 10y the French were taken to
the old battle areas and there com
PEELED to clean UP the refuse and de-
nrts. Hundreds of them were put to
work in Rheims, where they saw the
most ~gruesornc spectacle of the hand
work of their fellow-citizens. ON
November II. it WAS figured there
were $4,000 German prisoners N
England and 2hs.o5o in France.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
Tao Day Mothers Club,

on SATURDAY. Nsy 10Th, IN" annual
tar say Of the Federated Mothers
clubs. ara Parent Teachers aSs'e'S-
zion will he hel3. MS. hooeft 7
Hudson Is president ~ thf ofeani+a
tscr.. Mrs James n Craig - char
ma O, tag DAY. The work "t me
urranfyatfon is val kno~n. rendering
valuable assistance - pupils IN iHe
fresh air schools and many GRIPPE"
children ard needy homes IN this CRY
fyngn time to time, Those in cfAFee'
n stations are. @Nrs " n "epp'
Fcurteenth ard Main streets MIS- faa
Hcwer. Mutual building Mrs Nli-
In n, A.. Purress. pCStnfHce, Mrs Jonn
IF. Singleton {. & . station MIS-
n Carer. Merchants National hAhh
Mr.. Charles 5RsSer. ana MISS 'Ga'b
m-r. Federal Reserve bank. MIS- JOE
wasnarStpsn arS Mrs. stone, First
Sn.3onaf hank Mrs william Gemmei
and Mrs { =. Reynolds CreOshaW =,
Ms, l. T. Wright. and Mrs Norri$et
Fnrruuyean and Temple. Mrs. era
/ IAN. Pelvidere street, Mrs. Gorge
Booth. Medical college: Mrs. q II
EmiakI, and Mrs 7. X richardson.
Laurel ard Main streets Mrs. Ser
lnard II. Jones. 2. . subjects, Thlr-
steenth and Main streets Mrs, y hren-
del. Richmond hotel Mrs. George r.
Lamb. 0akwood, Miss Cora Coles.
Young Wornan's Christian association,
Fifth and Main: Mrs. Alvin Redmond,
O H. Rer-y's, Mrs, Ethel Rock. Rich
snond Dry goods; Mrs. !. Rosenfhal,
(Thalhiuaer's: Mrs j, o N~unnaliT,
/ Broad street station, Mrs. J. II.
Blunt. Kaufman's. Mrs Edward Kelly,
EMosley's: Mrs. ]. F. fitzgerald. Mil
! Ter and Rhoads: Miss Florence Spicer,
Sparks. Mrs J. J. ToIheil, Grants:
Mrs. Helen Vaughan. Hellstern's; Mrs.
n r. Horner. and Mrs K F Hudson,
Murnhy-s hotel: Mrs Jessie Duke. l.y-
Brio theaters Mrs. j. h. Butler. sixth
Bread. Mrs Genrge Ihoane,
kChurch Hill. Mrs. Henry Dtckerson.
eoid Market. Mrs, Seiden l. 1ansey,
S;inter Park Mrs f F&Carter. Colon
iai theater: Mrs. L r Timherlake,
Childrey's drug store; Mrs. J. II. DICK
-Arsan- Carrier Sixth and
. BROAD. Mrs Leadbetter, Fifth and
! Main streets. Mrs, Counsel. Young
: Mems Christian association. Mrs.
kCounseI, Nenable street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
Appeals from Fine.

w. l.. Cook, white. Was a~rraIsnta
in police court his morning on me
charge of assaulting NJ. r. Lyons, M
owner OF the house in which COOK
lives. The accused was fined $50. out
noted an appeal and was later releas-
ed on bail for his appearance IN the
hustings court.
The alleged assault occurred early
last night il an argument between
Mr.. Lyons and Cook over house rent.
When he was fined in court ms
morning Cook was unable to pay ms
fine and was taken to Jail, but was
released a short while later when a
bondsman was secured. 1t l. report
ed that when his wife rec siVed ine
news that her husband had been sent
to iail. she attempted to swallow a
number OF noison tablets hut was pre-
vented from doing so by a neighooT ;
wife.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09

In case OF failure on the part OF
Petersburg subscribers to receive
The Richmond Virginian promptly
and regularly, they are requested TO
call the Moore Brothers, residence
322 st. Andrew street. telephone
1891, who. will see that all sue
complaints are properly attended TO.
The Moore Brothers have just
taken charge Of The Richmond
VirginlAn agency for Petersburg.
and they desire to have on file the
names OF n number of reliable trust
worthy boys. who would accept a
position as carriers. should a va
cancy occur.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
JURY TWICE DISAGREES:
GERSON GOES EPEI,

AFTER two juries had disagreed in
me case. commemorative Attorney
WISE yesterday afternoon in the hust,
'tss court nolle prosecuted the case
of Izzv Gerson. charged u,;,h 80,
ton of the prohibition law IN hnth
cases the jury stood Ave for acouattai
and for conviction.
The defense OF Gerson. who r.s
represented by Attorney H. NJ. Smith
was that the accused knew nothin.
OF the liquor he was charged Wiz
transporting. He vas arrested leavine
broad Street Station with two satcheIs
iuli or pint bottles of the contraband
liquid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
Coicuian 10 Take Jaunt.

George PA.Coleman. state highway
commissioner, will leave sunday even
ing on a tour OF inspection of state
roads and highways. His itinerary for
the next week follows: Monday. Rus
sci county, Tuesday, Dickinson and
Wise counties; Wednesday, Radford:
Thursday. Roanoke and Bedford. He
will return to Richmond next Thurs
day night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09

recent organization IS that Of the
woman auxiliary to the Blues t04th
ammunition train. To which the fol-
loving officers have been elected
President. Mrs. & ". Massie; first
vice president Mrs George l.. Christ
ian Jr. second vice-presldent. Mrs Il.
!. RnlSselN. third vice-nresident, Mrs.
A - Hay; fourth Yice-president. Mrs.
{. I. bigger, fifth vire-prcsident, Mrs.
Everett ttorner treasurer. Mrs. NJ. s.
James corresponding secretary, Mrs
Frank Epes. recording secretary. Mrs.
Richard II. Tally chairman Of finance
committee. Mrs Addison Lewis. chair
mar cf publicity. Mrs. p. J. ker-
noodle
A meeting Of this committee and all
friends interested in the Blues. viii he
held Monday at II O'Clock.
The young peoples missionary So
ciety Of B~road-Street Method is
church VIII hold It's regular monthly
meeting Saturday a. 4 o'clock.
H@nR ont xnnr E~Jaas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-09
Join Arachnidap Society

recommendations to the Arachni-
dae Society were made at the month.
~ meeting of the faculty of Rich
mona College this week. The
arthhloae Is a local scholarship So
ciety and requirements for eligih;I;t,.
are rigid. The six eligibles are. a
". Leonard. r. r. Chappell. O. G.
Trundle, e. Fl. Rucker. w. H. Rvland
and-lfred -0'Rrien. On account ~
me rules OF the society. but three of
me above men, the first three, could
state that only IL per cent. o, tbe
class can join. 'e
All the above arc active in COLLEGE
ne ana are popular among the stu
Westhampton College also has it's
m.sI type or students n from the
young ladies were elected r. ~
Archnidae. "e