Whyte Highlights League and Wilson in Peace Conference Talk
Hon. A. P. Whyte, former peace delegate and New Europe editor, urges British favor for the league of nations as the best path after the war. He notes mixed views on the peace treaty and praises President Wilson, addressing a large Richmond College audience during his American tour.
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London Daily News
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Richmond College
Student Volunteers Meet On Monday at Westhampton College
Richmond Student Volunteers held its February meeting at the Red Cross Building on the Westhampton College campus. George Sadler led devotional exercises and spoke on being equipped for service, stressing physical and mental preparation and spiritual foundation for mission work.
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Richmond
Red Cross
Westhampton College
George Sadler
Mr. Sadler
Africa
Sadler
Inter Collegiate Debate Narrowly Wins at Randolph Macon
Richmond College hosted the first championship debate of the year on January 27 in Chapel Hall with Randolph Macon College. The B C debaters faced fatigue and judiciary duties but the home team prevailed two to one over Richmond College on the resolution That Maryland Should Recognize Ireland as an Independent Republic.
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Randolph- Macon College
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Maygland
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L. W. Diggs
Handy
Gold Footballs Presented Team Gold Footballs Presented
After a week of turmoil and anxiety a chapel meeting relaxed the campus mood. Coach Dobson praised the football men for an 82 percent class-work average and noted that true honors come from service to college activities. HKachman received a gold football with his name position and a blue R as the audience applauded. Continued on Page Three.
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Richmond College
University of Virginia
Red Cross
William & Mary College
Hkachman
American Legion Proposes Fire Prevention and Safety Measures
At the Ancarrow Post meeting held last week, proposals drafted by W. B. Anderson were presented and accepted. Pettus and Blankingship will present the resolutions to the Student Government Organization for potential enforcement. The measures include dividing students into two fire combat divisions, improving dormitory fire safety, supplying infirmary first aid materials, and establishing a daily flag-raising program with a historian to document post members.
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Jeter Tall
Ness
Westhampton
Spiders Open Championship Clash With Tigers
The Spiders travel to Hampden Sydney for the first 1920 championship battle against the Tigers. Both teams struggled in the prelims, but the rivalry promises high intensity in a season opener under hot championship prospects.
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Tigers
Suffragists Active at Westhampton League Meeting
The Westhampton suffragists met with enthusiasm as the reorganized League held a afternoon session. Miss Jeffries Heinrich introduced speaker Mrs Kate Langley Bosher who gave an inspiring summary of the suffrage fight in Virginia and noted the Federal Amendment’s presentation.
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Jeffries Heinrich
Kate Langley Bosher
Bosher
Virginia
Campus Calendar Highlights Feb Dates and Events
The campus calendar lists events from February 7 to February 18 including R. C. vs. H. S. championship basketball at Hampden-Sydney, Feb 9 Literary Societies, Feb 10 Ministerial Association, Feb 11 RC vs RM at Ashland, Feb 12 YM C, Feb 1L RC vs WM at Richmond, and Feb 8 Vespers with Mr Harris Hart as speaker.
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Glee Club
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