THE MESSENGER Suh.cription Price $I.SO Per Annum Ent ered at the Post Office at University of Richmond, Va., as second-class matter .
VOL. XLVIII
No. 5
FEBRUARY, 1921
RICHMOND
COLLEGE
E. B. WILLINGHAM, ;2L- '-'"---~-- "~-.:.-~-.:.----------~-'"Editor-in-Chief K. E. BURKE, '21 _____________________________________ Assistant Editor W . R. LOVING, '2L ________________________________ Business Managef 0. L. HITE, '22_________.___~ ______,.________Assfstant Business Managet
ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mu Sigma Rho
Philologian
P. H. DAVIS
W. E . HATCHER, JR . R. F. EDWARDS C. W . NEWTON
M. L. SKAGGS B. U. DAVENPORT
WESTHAMPTON
COLLEGE
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