According to the scheme of representation adopted, the State of Virginia will be allowed three delegates. One of these will be elected by the city of Richmond, and another by Norfolk and Portsmouth. The third delegate will be from the State at large. For the purpose of electing representatives, the country is divided into congress districts and election precincts. Men and women twenty-one years old and over will have the right to vote. The executive committee which will meet tomorrow night is composed of Charles Lutzler, Jacob Cohen, Samuel Auerbach, Mrs. Sam Cohen, Henry Resler, Henry J. Colin, and Reon M. Nelson. It will probably call a convention of delegates from all Jewish societies, fraternal, religious, or other organizations in the city to take appropriate action. Delegates to the national congress will be elected in every district in the country on June 10.

CHILDREN'S CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT MONTREAT
The meeting will be held in the Methodist Church of Richmond, D.C., on June 10. Under the direction of S.K. Magill and Robert Class, of Richmond, both representatives of the department of Sunday School and young people's work of the Southern Presbyterian Church, a conference especially in the interest of young people will be held at Montrose from June 10 till July 8. This meeting will be held in the Methodist Church of Richmond, D.C.  will be the first conference of this nature to be held at the North Carolina meeting place, and special effort is being made to secure attendance or at least 300 young people, between the ages of sixteen and twenty-four, representing all sections of Southern Presbyterianism. 