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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
MUSIC LOVERS ATTEND
LOCAL SUNDAY sing

There WAS q large and enthusiastic
Of music lovers that attended
the sunday sing yesterday afternoon
in the auditorium of the John Mar
shall high school under the auspiCe2
Of the local War Camp Community
Service.
In additional TO the musical num-
bers several addresses were made by
prominent speakers. among thefl
Mayor Anslie and Or Douglas s. Free
man.
Tho mayor made talk on the Vie
tory Liberty loan. He gave a num-
Der q excellent reasons for the 7ur-
chasing OF notes of this issue ard
urged all those present not only 10
infy honds but to lend their aid In
making the campaign a success.
Following the address made by the
mayor, ansl the singing of sovcra
songs Or. Douglas 5. Freeman de
liyered a short talk on. The Recon
struction Problem. Especially in he
gard to Religion.
Delightful solos We're presented b.
Miss Mary Lakeland, viollnist. ant
I Mrs Hamilton Smith, the contraito o
( Beth Ahaba Synagogue. and severa
selections. in which the audience
/ Joined were rendered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
DILLWYN
Virginia Union Farmer.)

virginia Union tafIHeTJ
Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Hardiman, daugh-
Richmond last Friday evening and re-
turned here Sunday evening. They re-
ported having had a very nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs Potter. Miss JAMIE ana
Master Walter were visitors to Farm
vile last Saturday.
Mrs. Saunders closed her private
school last week in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. b. Ransom.
A delightful Easter egg hunt was
given the children of the Methodist
Sunday school on last Monday evening.
Thomas r. Everett left for his home
i'll Denver this week
Gordon A. Elcan, our popular and ef-
ficient demonstration agent, enter
tanned very highly large number OF
the scholars at the Dillwyn High
school on last Friday evening when he
gave them stereoptican views of the
best poultry. A corn and pig club
was organized with the following Off
| GERS: Miss Edith Booth, president, Law
renee Charlton, vice president and
Miss NJ SE. Guthrie. secretary. Mrs
Julia 8. Kyle was unanimously chosen
, as club leader.
| Hon. Harris Hart, of Richmond, Va.
and state superintendent of public in
! struction. was in our town ON last
! Friday evening. Mr. Hart was met al
! Bremo and, of course, arrived here
sooner than otherwise. ImmediatelS
| u business meeting was held In the of
! fees OF II. NJ. White and ARRANGEMENTS
perfected to put up fine building fol
| our high school. The plan is to erec'
building at the cost of $4,000 fol
equipment, $4,000: and to have in hant
! $3.50 to supply teachers In order e
get the best.
F, Mrs. w. E. Moss left on last wed
! nesday for an extended visit to he
! son. Alfred Moss. of Petersburg. Va.
| and her niece. Mrs. John Gay. of Rich
mond. She was accompanied on he
! trip by little Misses Bessie Moss an,
| Bertha Garrett.
Mr., and Mrs. n. r Wade and Mis-
Fannie Harris and Messrs. J. +. Har
ris. of Alpha. and J. walker Harris. o
Old Point, were Easter visitors T.
Dillwyn.
William L. Patterson. of Manteo wa
a business visitor to Dillwyn las
week.
Town Manager 7. II. Fitzgerald an
Assistant Postmaster f.. r. Glove
spent Sunday out of town.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
HARRISONBURC
DAILY independently.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Mitchell, OF
Cherry Grove. gave a delightful birth
day dinner on Friday last In honor OF
Mrs. Mitcheil's brother, JACOB GhcN,
of weyers Cave. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Click and daugh-
ter of Viewers Cave. Mrs. Smith,
Ralph, John and Wilson Mitchell, MI
and Mrs.. Charles Mitchell. two chill.
dren, Edith and Eva, Perry Mitchch
and Mr. and hrs. J. o. Mitchell.
Mrs. J. S. Lickliter has returned
from a trip to Stanton.
Mrs c. L. Fadeiey left yesterday fNf
Churchville, where she will visit rela-
tives.
James w. Revercomb. of Ottobina.
was among the business visitors IN
Harrisonburg yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Click and FAM
lily, of Milnesville, were among the
shoppers in town yesterday.
Mr.. and MR.. Amos w. Miller, Rev.
and Mrs j. y. Click, of Bridgewater,
were visitors in town yesterday
Rev. w. ]. SHELTON returned yester'
day from Petersburg, w. Va, where
he had been visiting relatives.
Roy Shultz returned yesterday TO
his home at Greenville after VISIT 10
his sister, Mrs. f. j. Sullivan.
Mrs. c. s. Quill, of Iowa. arrived yes
terday and will visit her sister, MIS-
d. w. Percy, on Park race.
Mrs +. II. CARRIER and little son,
Paul of Rushville, left yesterday for
Strasburg, where they will visit rela-
/ tives
/ Miss Lula Splitter returned yester-
day to her home at Broadway. after
| spending several months in Dayton
with relatives.
| Shoppers in town yesterday from
| Dayton were Mrs. X. S. Coffman and
! daughter. Mrs. l.. NJ. Shrum, II. d.
BURNER
! Miss Laura Rhodes returned to her
home at Weyers Cave yesterday after
| a visit to her brother, J. Fl. Rhodes, a.
Dale Enterprise.
Miss Florence Fridley returned yes
terday to Washington after visiting
her mother, Mrs. A. l., Fridiey.. or
North Liberty street
Mr. and Mrs. s. L. Cootes returned
yesterday to their home at DaytoE
after attending the funeral of ]. j
Branner at Broadway.
i Mrs Charles Yeakel and daughters
| Misses Pauline and Lima. of Pleasan
Valley, and Mrs W +. Earman wer
| shoppers in town yesterday.
Richard Taylor returned to hi
hom in Alexandria yesterday after
visit TO his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Boys
TAYLOR. on West Wolfe street.
shoppers from Mount Jackson yes
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lar
rick and son. Ray, the Misses Mimi
and Annie Ryman, Mrs. William Bow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
Frieda Meredith Dietx. Editor.

The Junior auxiliary OF All Saints
episcopal church will give two plays
S13fday at Sis o'clock at the parish
mouse. ais w. Franklin street.
Mrs Mason White, leader or the
younger branch. Will take the part oi
EPhebe. "a servant of the church al
sSenchra~" ga suburb of Corinth) white
The children viii act the parts oil
rhiidren of the Apostolic church who
cosnc to recfte The Easter Lesson.
The children taking part are Thelma
SFNrreli. Waller Scott, virginia Chapln
Ethel Rover, Amelia Woodward, Lou
IL Woodward, Harriet Montague
ss56Yiy Berkeley Gorefon. "strSf is'uiss
Nance
The play by the older branch is The
Triumph of Love" and also teaches TN
beautiful lesson on the resurrection
Those taking part are Misses Marion
SNOW. Willie Collier, Katharine scott
Julia Nance. Hettie Jones. Alice WYE
liarns. Phyllis Thompson, Elsie NnoW
DOROTHY Bingham, EliGabvL &'"fS
Tsiixahcth Wood. and Nessrs Ramon
Andrews. Capers Harrison, ana idN-
wood Bail. The leader of this group
Mrs. n. X LassticT. Will take me par
gf '.Idfe" .,.
The musical parts of both PLAYS VIII
Ae sung hv members Of the boys cholr
and liza addition Ia thl@ there Will he
several musical mum bers on ihc pro
gram. a violin and piano number by
Misses Elizabeth Wood and FIizaheth
Mears. a piano solo hy Miss EiIza neih
Mears. and a r}ano solo hr Miss \ ~
Hiilsman.
The pnb1ir is invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28

eyes travelled to my own hands.
which bear the marks of many D.
dinner cooked, and many a button
sewed.
Yes" finished. IT mean those
beautiful hands OF yours, which
are so beautiful they have caused
your companions to nickname you.
They would be far more beautiful.
my dear child, IL they were less
sol"
She rose, quite at her ease, and
bowed gracefully and respectfully.
Il am so glad to have met you"
she said. II have found you very
interesting, although l fear you
can not say the same OF mel
knew beautiful Hands" again.
the moment that I saw her face,
although it had been fise years
since the garden party. She was
in a very luxurious motor, driven
by a chauffeur in livery. l was
| on the sidewalk. The car, halted
by a traffic policeman. WAS just
| abreast OF me, IS waited on tho
curb to cross the street, and ear
eyes met.
You were right Mrs. Sunday.
My little life lamp ia burning low!"
she said, as she ordered her
chauffeur to pull to the curb.
! l found nothing l could say. Ny
glance fell to her lap. where two
hands, as white and lovely AZ two
magnified rose petals. lay folded.
She noticed my glance with
grim smile that bore as much re-
semblance to her girlhood smile 40
a skeleton does to . living body
They bound me. and blinded
me, just as you said" she went on.
In a dead. level voice. AN my
life I have worshtrped my hands.
/ never did a useful piece Of work
with them. wouldn't even take
part in sports. And I wouldn't
marry q man unless was sure be
could keep my hands free from
any particle Of CRIME. lost the
man I loved because I would not
run the risk Of having to DO my
own homework II became his
wife. And-and--than I married
to havs-these! Her wonderful
hands. with gesture Of strange
fierceness, pointed to the iuxuri.
Gus car. and her ,ne clothes.
Drive on, john" she ordered.
suppose that the people who
turned to admire that expsasive
ana beautiful car, and IT. expsn'
sive and beautiful occupant Saw
Just that. But what l saw WAS q
chariot Of death. within which lay
the corpse Of something that had
: once been alive. And II seemed
, to me, too, that over the eQuspage
there lowered two hands, deadly
, white.
; Poor Beautiful Handsl (v
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28

WAYNESBORO
Irwin CITY Tim es.l

Irwin City Timesl
Mrs. John Wine has returned 10 her
home in stevens City after visiting
Mrs. John Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Patteson have
returned to stanton after visiting
relatives and friends here,
T. ]. O'Connell spent the week =
end in Wayreshoro,
Mrs Metienry, of Alton. recently
paid brief visit to friends here
Capt Richard Smith has return ed
from a brief visit to Lexington.
Albert Coiner spent Faster here.
E. NJ. Caba!i. of Kay Moor. w. Va,
is visiting his family here.
Marcus Wood. of Roanoke. is
the guest of friends here.
Miss Marvin Blackwell of Rich
mond, is visiting friends and relatives
here, and will return home Wednes-
day.
w. =. Goodwin. of Bloxton. has
, been the recent guest of his son, Mr.
w II. Goodwin.
Dr.. u. X. WaIthali and ]. l.. Banks
| dale have returned home after attend
ing the Preshyterv.
Mr.. y. r. Carter and daughter. Miss
! Ollie. have returned to Greenfield al
! Ter SpenulNE Il lew daSS mere
Mrs. Brown. of Fishersville. spen
| Thursday in town.
| Mrs Harry II. please. Of Newherry
s. G, is visiting relatives here.
! Mrs. Howard Bush and Mrs. Ed
ward Bush spent one day last weei
in Charlottesville.
Mrs. John East is In Cleveland, O
having been called there by the Hines
Of her daughter.
Mrs. l.. X. Perry. of Alton. wa
the guest OF friends here last week.
Mrs. l.. X. IIlserman, Of Chariottes
vile, has returned after visit TO he
son. r. L. Hiserman.
Mrs. w. r, Whitiock and children
of McAlpin. w. Va, are visiting rela
tives here.
Mrs clyde Smoot has returned t
her home after spending severa
months with her sister. Mrs. Bell. /
Montgomery, Ala.
Mrs Boyd Cline. of West Virginia
the guest OF Mrs. Frank Sweet.
Mrs Rex Floyd and son are visit
ing Mrs Tally.
Misses Annie and Ada Wilton hav
returned to Charlottesville, after Wis
iting their brother. Mr.. Martin WI
ton.
Miss Ruth Conner, of Stanton. Wa
the week end guest of her sister, Mr.
tn eodore Conner.
Miss Norma Jones, of Greenwood
visited friends here last week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28

The home of AIr and Mrs Emmett
Clifton Gill was the scene OF q pfF'F
Wedding Thursday morning at eleven
o'clock. when their daughter. Mimic
Bosher. became the bride Of Mr. WI
liam Preston Thurstcu, son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Eugene Thurston, OF this city
Due TO the absence from the city al
the brides pastor. his son, Rev. Il. In
man johnson, performed Inc cFF"-
mouv The bride entered on che arm
Of her father and was given away by
hi,ea s;a4. sssrA IL Gfsas tsiS&sE gown ~
dark blue cloth. and carried shower
houutlat Of Brides roses and lilies OF
the valley. Miss Ethlynd Phillips had
charge OF tho music. rendering the
wedding marches and playing "Trau-
merle" softly during the ceremony.
Miss Helen Gin was maid vi honor.
she wore beaded georgcttc gown OF
blue. black lace pic urc hat and car
rjtd AL armful OF red roses MT. John
Temple Winder acted as best man. anu
the ushers were McssrS. William Lynn
Bales and Harry Bailey The mouse
was beautifully decorated with palms
and ferns Mr. and Mrs. Thurstou left
m noon for a northern trip. and after
May will he ut home al 3li Chin
horazo Boulevard. Among the out "f
town guests were. Miss Ruth Shead
Morris, Of LynchburE. Mrs Charles
Ferguson, al Baltimore; Miss Mary
Nickie, Of Gordousville. Mra Barlow
Alien. Of Glen Allen, Lieut. Frank
lin. of Camp Lee. and Miss Margaret
schwartz. Of Baltimore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
V|RG|NIA'S HONOR ROLL
DIED from WOUNDS

lGE~b tAttib ~ w rNAT''
Sergeant Williams. Roland a, Mrs
II. a. Williams. 20 Rose avenue, CHI
ton Forge, Va
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieut.. Hur1e. JuIian r. Mrs. John
ri. Hume. 40s Warrert Crescent ave-
nuc Norfolk. Va.
Private Haley. Grover Cleveland.
MIR. Henry T.. Haley, r. r. ID, i. Chat
1lam, Va.
Serst. Motion, John, Charlie Motion.
New Market Va.
Corp. Grifsun. John. ID. IL w Crit
IN, Rineold. Va
Private maxwell. Isaac u. Mrs. 10"
aSr Maxwell Nhitcwood. Va.
Private Powell. Benjamin. William
Powell, Bristol Va.
DIED OF DISEASE
. Sergt. Myfes. Charles II. Mrs, Sal
He Myres. Maggie. Va.
DIED or WOUNDS
S9ryr. McIlfresh. Russci NJ. Charles
NecF1fresh. Nashville and Nelson ave.
uues. Portsmouth. Va.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PttNI l.
OUSLl REPORTED MISSING IN
NOTION
Private Goad borden. Mrs. Jordcr
4sOad, Dugspwr. Va,
DIED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSING IN ACTION
Private Moore. John w. Walter =
1 Moore. Warrenton, va.
Private Bailey, Allen j. Mrs Cora
4 Bailey. Seton. Va.
MARISF C0R,fsS CASH NlTIF'>.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Private Kennedy, Patrick y MARI
NJ Kfnnefiy, 2a05 East Grace street
81 Richmond Va.
81 DIED OF WOUNDS, PREVIOUS sly
III REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION
Private Elliott. Sf-aton samuel. Iii!
ID. smith. IS Pine street, Petersburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
SEASON Of GAItTY
At THE GREENBR|ER

The Grcenbrier. white sup u r
Springs. W Va. April 26.--The post
Lenten period at White Suip h ur
Springs ii fully as popular as Easter
week. and beautiful weather in the
klIeghanfes is being enjoyed by
throngs Of sojourners. With the war
han lifted from entertaining, there has
been a surprising increase in the mum
her Of dinner parties and informal
luncheons given here. The new Kate q
I Mountain club, sauchY perched on one
Of the most prominent ridges on Kate =
mountain is becoming one of the most
/ popular places for Jolly good parties.
while Elmhurst farm. on the Green
brier river and The Pines are daily
! being visited by large groups. mrs
Austtn RrockcnbrouGh, Of Richmond
/ who is passing several weeks mere with
! Mrs. Charles III. Senff has entertained
here frequently for grOupS of friends
on Easter sunday MIR, and Mrs
Thornton Lewis gave their annual tef
for "A large number of friends. an'
PARTIES motored out TO the meadow
from the resort Sergeant Jef Eskew
IF Charleston. who has recently re
turned from France. where he wa
with the motor ambulance corps, Is tn
guest Of the Iewises for fortnight
lie will accompany the Lawrence Lew
lsca and Mrs Thornton Lewis whei
they start for New York by automo
bile.
Mr.. George w. stevens federal man
aver of the Chesapeake and ohl
Railroad. who has been Al Nassau. tn
bahama Islands. visiting Sir Frederic
land Lady Williams Taylor at thei
m beautiful winter home there, came I
. TIE Grecnbrier for over Easter Sunda,
lie was among the guests at Dime
3 given Monday evening In the Green
brier hy Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Davt
of Elizabeth. n. !. ~
r Mr. and Mrs William II. Hidden, {
= Greenwood, Va. came to the Greer
+ brier on Wednesday. Mrs A. FL ku7
$ mix, formerly of Richmond, came dow
Y from New York this week to open ht
n bungalow, Caen Wood near the Lew
estate. Mrs Kuznill Is having her Ian
10 developed and has splendid farr
& Her mother will be with her later
& pass several weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
TAPPAHANNOCK
lTideMatcr Democratl

Miss Catharine Hobbs of Bait-
moro. is ON a visit TO Mrs, C. II, Lyons
Mrs. Kate Phillips was the guest OF
Mrs w. J. Parker for several DAYS
last week.
Mrs. I. r. u. Wright returned last
week from an extended visit TO reit-
tives In Richmond.
Mrs Fannie Baeby is spending the
week in West Point with her son,
DR.. B. Il. Bagby.
Mrs T. NJ Ware went to Norfolk
Saturday TO spend Easter with ner
daughter, Mrs. Eubank.
Sarge" 'Hanes has put in another
soda fountain.
MIR. Leonard }. Henley returned
home last week from overseas.
The receipts from the children S
mite boxes. for St Johns sunday
, school, amounted to more than
10000.
The children of St Johns SUNDAY
school enjoyed their annual Taste
egg hunt on Monday at the home cl
Mrs. W. J.. Cauthorh
/ Capt. II. f.. Wright of the I. >
Navy. who is now stationed at Port
! land, Ne. has been spending the past
week at his old home in Essex,
Rev Thos. Snead of New dorsey is
| spending some time here with his
| brother, Mr. Lloyd l.. snead- Mr.
| Thos. Snead mas heen ordered pE iis
| physician to take The rest cure.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Passagalupp
| left at o'clock Sunday morning for
Camp Lee to visit their son, Sergt. w
! A. Passagaluppi. who has recently re-
| turned from overseas, and who has
! Just undergone a serious operation.
Miss Dorothy Bruff, of Towson
! Md, Miss Beck. of Chestertown. ano
! Miss Cowan, OF Canada, arc guests o.
Mrs w. i Cauthorn. AN three OF
| these young ladies are professi,'En
/ nurses and are enjoying a rest from
! their arduous duties
|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
WARM SPRINGS
bath County Enterprise. }

S. r. Baldwin was in town Tuesday
Geo. G. Warwick. of Mountain
Grove. was in town Tuesday.
II. II. Byrd has been attending court
in Highland county this week.
Wallace. Ernest and Marion Hoover
spent Sunday in Clifton Forge.
Jimmy" Webb spent Easter with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Webb.
Hon. William McAlister and Robt
Wine attended court in Monterey this
week.
c. l.. Rogers has moved his family
back into the brick house on the
corner
Mrs. Allen Hite, of Deerfield, Is
visiting friends and relatives in Bath
this week.
Master Charles Reed has been con-
fined to his he'd for few days with
n severe cold.
Regular communion services will be
held at Windy Cove church Sunday
morning at i O'Clock.
Rev A. =. Dickinson. of Williams
Vile was calling at the home OF II.
H. Byrd Monday night.
Misses Alberta and Almira Camp
bell spent the Easter HOLIDAYS with
Miss Annie Stephenson. at Bolar.
Miss Belle Vines left Tuesday even
ing for an extended visit to her bro
Their. A. ]. Vines. in Monmouth, III.
Miss Addie Hodge and Hazel and
Guy Roberts returned Friday from
visit to Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Francis McCiintic. who is at
tending school in Lexington. spent
! Easter nj homo. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Davidson.
Misses Edna and Lucille Campbell
/ and Miss E.unice IAghtner, accompa-
/ MED by Arthur and Robert Campbell
! Of Highland. visited friends in towr
/ SATURDAY. and Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
MUSIC; THE GREATEST
TONIC IN THE WORLD

Properly administered, music is the
greatest tonic in the world, AS you
listen to it, if you're only halfway
natural and normal, you are affected
by it. Cold, hot. calm, rough. tender
hopeful. tragic. melancholy. enthusi-
astic--all emotions are expressed and
created by music, We are just COM
ing to realize tho powers of this nat
ural, God-given force. equally power
ful md eloquent to all races, in all ma
tons, irrespective of language, reAE-
ion. color or financial condition. MI
sic is the one big language OF all peo-
pies. the great socializer and democ-
rather. IL can take an organization
Of varying castles, nationalities, and
furnish Il common meeting ground
Forbes Magazine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28

.Tv HERE comes Beautiful
Hands now" one of the
I'D girls cried TO me.
had been asked 10 little gar
den party. given by the very young
wife of John Masters. whom 7 had
known when he was no higher
than my knee. ] love young
people. and 1t always pleases me
to see them la their moments Of
relaxation, with their sweet. pure
gayety. One OF the girls had
turned away, and was coming TO.
ward US.
The beauty Of her hands was.
indeed, SO remarkable that It took
ones attention away from even
her wonderful complexion. and
her masses of dark hair. Her
hands were OF a peculiar creamy
white. such a shade as certain
marbles have, and they were very
slender and tapering, with rosy
fingers, and long, delicate nails.
The hands OF born musician,
thought, SO, when fell into a chat
with her, | asked IL she played, or
sang.
"Oh, no." che smiled. a have
no talents at all"
what do you do TO interest
yourself them" l asked.
The girl turned one hand softly
in the other in way that was al
most a caress.
why, | don't believe that
am especially interested in any one
thing" she said. hesitstingly. 20
course. / like to read, but thu
social season has been SO very full
this year that it hasn't given mt
time for anything except my en-
gagements. You know the labo
of dressing these days 10 simpl,
stupendous.
"Indeed?" said musingly. "
wonder how 1t happens then tina
so many women not only dres
themselves, but attend to thei
homes, and children! And som
OF them, in addition to tall thai
earn money, besides"
"Oh-well-those." \ slight. lar
guild motion Of her hands di.
missed the reference as st n
special Importance. "Of course
one expects working women to lea
\ different life." she smiled.
They do. indesd!" rstortst
"A life that should shame such
young woman - You into doin
something to justify your exis
snce!"
She glanced down. At first. sh
did not really understand, An
then a tolerant, amused. oh-well-
guess-ehe O. Is just jealous-of-my hand
expression came over her face.
read It as easily as though sh
had spoken the vordA Tor he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
.|R|SH-AMER|CAhS
VISIT BATTLE FRONT

Paris, April 26-~The Irish Alneri-
can commission comprising Frank
Walsh, former Governor Dunno and
NJ. ]. Ryan, has LEFT Paris for week
end trip 10 the battle front as guests
Of the French government, They
plan to return tomorrow night or
Monday so as to meet Premier Lloyd
George relative to the matter of bring
ing the Irish delegates TO Paris.
Walsh. as chairman of the commits
sion, called at British hea 1quarters
yesterday TO arrange for All appoint
ment for the Irish delegates. He
was "graciousiy received and told
1.-THE premier would be pleased 10
meet the commission as early AS pos
sible in the first part of The week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
Isall for Cadets

Plans are being made by the officers
Of the cadet corp &C Mcclure uni
versity school fer large dance, which
will take place at the woman cup
May II. The affair Will he the most
attractive entertainment ever given py
the school The club viii he heauu-
fully decorated with spring flowers ana
palms Dancing VIII begin at o.eloeN
land continue urtlI % late hour, sup
per being served AZ II o'clock a mum
her of prominent Rlchmond women
will act as chapernns. and tho mem
hars of the younger society Sc, "iI De
present An orchestra VIII play ioi
the dancing