Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
COLLEGE NEWsPAPERMEN
! ORGANIZE AN ASSOCIATION
Charles +. Lcck, of the University
OF Richmond, Chosen rrcsi-
dent of New Body.
MANY COMMITTEES REPORT
Coach Dobson, Of Local institution
Urges Publications tn Advoca
Clean Sports-NlcctinS AdioulhN
, Following Yesterdays Session.

Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper
representative that gathered for a
s tWo.uay conference at the University
OF Richmond Friday ana yesterday
organized themselves into the south
ern intercollegiate Newspaper Ass",
citation ut their session Yesterday ANA
! selected Charles T. lvck. oditor-in-
chief of the Richmond CollcEian. "t
inc unircrsity Of Richmond. as theIr
/ first president. Yesterdays meeting
was taken mn largely with tn" hear
Ing of reports from committee on or
Z ganization nominations. ana tim" an"
place for mex; meeting. the delegates
leaving for their respective colleges
last night.
! Yesterday mornings PROGRAM
! opened with an address by Coach
/. versity, on college Athletics ANA the
. College Paper. Coach DohSon ap-
pealed TO the visitors :" as" their
$ mediums in the interest al cream
4 sports.
Hold Hours Rouud-Tahic Talk.
: An hour round table discussion OH
7 tho editorial and technical nHk v-up
OF college papers WAS next IhduiE'n
heinz mad Nv yarious delegates. This
brought the meeting up {" II o'clock.
{, when the committee on organization
> reported.
I, chairman Of this committee. anu read
j the report. The constitution which
J the committee submitted WAS adopted,
4 Win corrections, Hitoi Il I.HE'' ~
Z cussion. IT provides Tor yearly
! meeting with the officials of tn" or
) Eani2ation, consisting OF q president
) three vice. pres dents and q secretary
: treasurer. Only newspapers that ar"
: publ hcd at least hi-Wcckly through
: out the year are stipulated rs e!lGibi"
4. TO membership. An effort was made
/; also for the interchange OF news,
Z which is To be brought about by a
; clause calling TOR intercollegiate
: news editors ana the rubliShinS
: weekly OF Il minimum OF nan column
Other Local Mrn in Offices.
The committee on n0minatIons
: made It's report through NJ. X.
/. report OF the committee being adopt
Z. ed as presented. BESIDES tn" rr"si-
dent, who comes from the olcal
paper the Notwithstanding was
, elected from the Richmond C"lioEian
: also. This was adoptcd rs a policy
, by tho association. X. l.. Garst, Rich
: the Richmond Collccian staff. VAS
Z elected secretary treasurer. The
(! three vice presidents were as fol-
2 lows. Rurhclln wells. OF Randolph-
F. Macon Wu,ndu's College: l.. Y. Don
/, mark. Of Emory University. Georgia.
: and NJ. l.. pcitch, of the University
: Of Tennessee.
Z meeting was left to the executive
: council. which according 70 the con-
: stitution. is composed Of the officers:
F.. but the committee. the chairman Of
Z which was II. L. COOK. OF Louisiana
Z College, suggested that the next con-
vcntion go further South. II is
known that ATLANTA, Ca, is be
: cal place for the next meeting.
Many Papers Rcprcsrntrd.
Papers represented and their rep
: resentativc were: University OF Ten
: II II. cotton ana y. T.. Miller. Jr.;
, University OF South Carolina, 4. l..