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PAGE
TWELVE
May 17,
19 18
Kinsinjr Patriotic Addrrss !*? De
livered by ('onsroMiimi l-'rom
Tills District.
mist rrnoi.n <;ovi:kn>ii:nt
Integrity and Morality ?>f l'eoplo
Connpclnl With Administration
Will Not lie \lTerted b> imestima
tions?Medals Aw arded.
Introduced by l(?'ii:y S ilutzler. ->f
the school ?? ? :.unit tec f the Virginia
Mechanics' Institute. Congressman ,\.
.1. Montague's ;i?!(1:? - - w ?? f< at ur ?
of the c*>iu:iien'-c:ti? tit < \ ? ? "f the
school, held In l he am!:: ??: m last
night.
In beginning his address Mr. Mon
taRlie said tli.it he !, thai among
his fiiend~ lie might apologize t--r
speaking with ?: fli>--.il:y 011 .1 ? .. :tit ?(
a severe c?.?ld. llr i ?-??.?. *? 1 with ph-a-?
nre the laying "f t h mrner-st hp of
the present 1> .1 i 1 d i n .ntcen years
ago. oil which occasion he had tnade an
addrefs, ami he expressed !.is . or: ri* ?'
and abiding interest in t he in :t' tlmi
which gives, as the Virginia Mechanics'
Institute does, an p rt .1.1 y t ? iea-n
and apply fientiilc know". ige by giv
ing Instruction : r.:.:lr. *?> students
who would unable otherwise to
take advantage of the instruction
i-tfe red.
In mounding th-.- war note, which
thereafter <1 mfnat-Vs h address. Mr.
Montague de. Iarc! iha'. it was the
duty of parents of young sons and of
patrons of educational institutions : ?
discourage the ardor of pat: ior.l>.- 1
That would loo soon sap the life!':" I
of youths of eighteen and nit.et' ? ?
"Rccau?p this war requires mechanical
knowledge." the speaker up:1 or., "ir
is not only a war of man against mar.
but of mechanics against me hanks,
of metallurgy aga.nst metallurgy, of
chemistry agalrst i'^irv.ry ?? *h
Ktrength ar.d power c f the un:on piT
jiYde soul."
<?OKS OVKR tMF.Hir.fJ
ItEASUN * I'O It KNTKItINt; AV \ It
Taking tip 1 rf is.*.: c?' -r. ' . e-:ain
phases cf ?!.? xa- Nf- M ? ?.? ir-.:?
by giving the absolute justification,
neint b;. p f A?: "-lea f.-r g ir.e
into the w ar. He " ? ?v. 1 ? - . t; .
matter of irvrr. it >' I ?. "* "?.vrifv
bv Od n* ? V.0 *? - - ? " r~ ' 'ri
and re n:-r rtal - e r . # ?? *
Nat i?r.? of ?u ?- ^ *.v" -'r c.V.l
selves civilised had agreed upon cer- j
lairs llr.es ' *. ?? sr. ? an? he
fhowtd cor '. islvely that Germany had
1 1 11 s j'tt t:? 1:1 > 1 vps t n
\ ?*! 1 ;it 1 * - \ nr.f on o
The f. al. ?' g .-?! n v. r. a
htld this principle he exemplified In
the re - . - ' ; ./ - ? . . ... ,
while he d? s'v-yt .. ?? ? 1 ?
of commerce 0:1 ti.>- high s-;?s V:i?fjt ever
t he ? . - ! ? . ?. ? ? ? . A.
ICmphasis , i ?. a: ? ?
jirliiclple of International Jaw relative
I O old m<-n. r: ? ? . . r,
? :.c ? rot ? , ? ' ,
country wl ? j ? ?f. ..... .
-If Oern ? lJVy : . ? the Ir.w of n?
tlon-:. we .. gotten Into
Ihe war," ? tat: i '<'r-r.
use* nI ?" ? ? ?? .
we: e ? a r \ ?
.* rines
rina n y
hrough, ? a,? ? ?
v. a 'hfily
engaged in (!?
able to [if
her own."
"A r.rl ;; r. tr ? ,
for no i ' o: \
vongt ' i'. ' 1 ?
cii.utie we could
.111 . i<? r 1 gc? r :? ?:
,\J*" Montajr
rely upon a :.;.
lia V a our 1 ;. s
i^ nothing (?> d
re-quires itl ?->
take i'Vron'#!: ??
hut v ?? ???.!?' rl?
r i?? '.?5l?- 1 r, . ? ^
he infiiilted d
?icrlbe if the all
: hi,- war ir ?
:? -? If,' ' \W
hut
'? 1 ill! 1.11 \ I ItMilM
1 " I N I II I . U \ ||
?i i.d 1 ? ?? r 1 ? ? ,
with \h- . . '
Air Mon'.-:
'" tson.il i ? . ;
? ?Tared w . ,
trust himself to speak' of -ili'Th
i.;ejjit ; )...- ., ...
i-i'Ii-t see my son . ' . ' . ' '
1 -ad on ?
? tr. d. ???' , , ?
rh.culd no: l>e given ;i
v ho would :
:? nd one i.iu ? .
Cornell'i 1 .?
" I /on -M ? r" . ? ? ...
If.'itzler M . j %
'i'hewning 1 : ? . x
< 'lipwiific a 1 1
'vag aniiouri' ? ?' ? '
Ouke, had :>le 1 '
ooninierci?.' r. ,
The inus ? ^
oblo feaiur< hi 1-to ? \. ?
opening ad :?? ? of ?
of the pub:'..- - ? . ? _ .
Ituspell Muglies wa>
fort, 1 y i>. ? -1! .? r o .? 1 1 ?? .
dresses of thi.s . ara
prreat r?ro:j, !????
1)1 )'!.()>! .A S AM) ItdNOtt
t l.ll'l iru \TI-.s Ui Mini;
Diploma-*' v. ?. j r.- . it. ! ? ? ?
lowing grad
Chemistry -- Itobert 1"< ? ??? r ?
William HaIston
Uookk? epirf . C ,. Mit he 11 ?: ? ? ,r
John IN.ol S;. ?.r., , . |; j.
'Comnier. ial . ... :,,.d bankirg P.e
hen <?. Andr.'.if Tho-.i,i? Wad,- i:r.,w.
JM011 - I'.fiti; tr v, ,>(, ,
Vheus Deli rich, A if:, ; I - vJ. i /.-k L?'e
Liberty Bonds for
Covington School
11 ell-Known Richmond Woman
Ma^cs Contribution?Other
IIclp Is Needed.
lp to this time the largest conlri
Mr.ion which lias como to tho Coving
ton School for Homeless Boys, the in
stitution now trying- to raise 525,000
111 this rity, is a hatch of Libertv
s represent np $1,000. This h-ii,.f
?some .ionation is the gift of i-n-i.
nn.ii.i woman, who lias many calls upon
er Several of the otlM.P Gnat' s
iioo ,50e.,,,-/OP -?he?ks from
5100 IO $1 ,0. unn ?,ock Of tho J 1 :,0
'^nomination ,,y m;iil vestcrdry
while, the solicitors daily report Lmufu
or .h Any ??u?ii is acceptable,
or the authorities of the ho.,,, have ?
?ay of making every dollar go a lone
distance. ITankness, how.-vcr. compel.
statement that the uc,t. js
not yet in siRht; indeed one haft of
this amount has not v-i been raise?/
V.r! 1,,,ca.nwapplications' c*on
i- ??iff- bojs whoso moral or phvsio.il
condition ii ed.4 attention must to Ki,?
in abeyance through the lack of f,.ruV
Governor Davis ha;; written a letter
of Ti e 's, Jo, !,ea('.:il-V the work
1 -'?>::!'nendat!on likewise
om J.V" Sf""r0^ measure from
others hluh In orticlal .station. IUit the
or' lUvtr { fo!' :,,oney :* little short
or distressing, since the boys se-k
admission to the school are tor tht
most part in tho direst distress
, 'resident George r; ,i ...
lhVhnLlUTn?\a,y Ciu'' iri behalf Of
.mt* I UCj?(iu \ o n ' ?i r- 'j*rt .? .
the reception accord him V
c;-rfcd m enlisting t h<- s- J ^
?' > member present The ehi'> ? . '
?-?rj.-aii.zation. already Mipports *v
t uiidirL- 'I'0 SCh?01 a:"1 ""'"nplat^
?'? ven^n;; ;z?^vr 1 r ih<
as..;...,, #. . crs w i: , now fun*
?i>> juni there. ? *'***?
T"1?lrias A'lon Herbert PhlHr
C.ftyton lloi:adav ?}'lip
Michael Oara." v, 1 .a! 1 Herbert
U"il"on Ps h ujohn JiicIjarj
Cos'hvdraEllis Hamilton
A: ? h . - FMr*Kic-# cert.flcute
11 'l'- hinietz.
low.'ng; h "?ra lVtIe by ^e fol.
\V.'X ? '''V,; lc' A ? Edward E'?in?-e
K tle'd?r ?rmtlc' Floyd William
Frarikhn' Cart'? r"V 8^c,a'?Herbert
Jacob M eh lb re eh ? ^f?br.a' A?Ernest
J *" u n! r o * f r w,? ' ? ^ \ ? A ? i. (i .j: ^
Kdward Jac 'hi *ki! epl* *? A -
>5 - . T ; . V*' JJ .olllKC ; k 60 DIII2?
ital drawina.
If ::?
;; r'? I:'*?. linVm":"Warner*"
Cosfy? Hs""?
-vi:= :U iS
Hunter^ iicNei! arwood"1" Vitis'
WOMAN'S RESPONSIBILITIES
l-*| iimI Mj n rn sr
.' "r" ."*? - 'me to !?e
^eVnoids.k?obU4v ' ! ?M,?nC^?S
home dernoi ?' :'?e
f . r??'? o: tho
noon before th^Eo'Sil
Hf-n-v \ ?' ' ' u ! b>' M,<
"" * .aim.an of ? c
.'oeetir.g
Miss Itevo u ? .
J..,, ' Jmrned up h?r ad
f : U r "" ' ' w ? ' t < ?
under three heads: scientific holSe
J.-epinS def;r.:-e . r., ? r in ,.T.
erclse of the franchise,' the ability to
lh' fundamentals in life and to
r"' " ' therr: '?The g'.ver-i
K o re v, om*
t.i . conditions which prevailed mar y
? ???>'??* may rem,i?
" , ? ? wh:le some may hot: we
r. anke-l to produce food as well as
0 orwerve it?and to learn Rclentinb
' ? keeping in the distribution of it'
1 . \VS}tt . .. .. . , ?
? ?? her |,
WALKER GIVEN DIVORCE
.rnntrilI 4l.?oluf? -e p.-. r ? i
. U Hr. V\|,? ,(lfn fin
Hone i moon.
8 I. seriuel
!atlv?
L r,' ' ,'J ' " 'J " a ? ?!'?*??
aw and f>juity Cbtirt
> a t.
l
V. b'j v. . . t
? '? i ' r i
?i c) jr.-.r < , ,
??:rie ,'w I)0V/ jM j.j,,
TAG DAY TO-MORROW
?l?re.l |,?y N K r?/fr .
\\|i|r|, |,, ,(Jj "
V. or I-.
"'I tr./i.i win,
1 -? ? V/I'l,
REDUCED PRICES GIB
ON FLOUR SUBSTITUTES
IJotli Wholesalers anil Retailers Will
Lose a Portion of Their
Profits.
wi:i;kj,v imiick list issind
Consumers Are Asked to Co-O|?prnte
as |.'m. ,,s Possible hv (h'detin^
Karly in the Day and .Not Demand*
inn i:.\tra Deliveries.
1 he prices below arc considered by
the local foo?.l administration t<> l>e
fair a nd reasonable. Tliev .ire issued
I'r. L,. Katon, local director of mar
kets jind transportation, and app"ly
tli- Uichinond market only.
I'r. Katon said yesterday:
"Most of the prices on \vlicat flour
substitutes have been reduced To
bring this about, botli tin: whule - !? :?
and retailor have surrendered ;i po:t:.n
of their p.-oflts. and it is n<.? ;,:i the
more necessary that the consumer . o
operate with the merchant arid save
linn expense in every w.iv p<>> ii? i.?
??All orders should be ?is to the
dealer ns early iu the da.v ;t;. p.-.-sible
that he may have to nial.e one
delivery daily lo yollr home.
Ho consider yours.-If in
preferred class, or. as a customer ,.r
extra importance, and make d-mamls
of your mer hant that h may ,i.; .
,1 . ? ,j to grant, even thouuh it i|... -?
cause him extra trouble ami tV-il e\
pens**."
The pri-o-liSt follow.?:
Consumer
ri"tj||/T ? !i
,-:S^M^T^.|. rr ? t-r'i-und
ir Substitute
n. .r
J "r po'jn |
r, .. , .j, t ,,or rer pa k<sr
i: is
p' P?r r?ui:'l
Kdlbl* cornitkrcli"1"" ? " J i,V? ',P* J? .5
Homliiy .......... ? ,o lo '3
rT:.?iok*]r
Ric flour T.^ T^ViV', {"[ V.V'r'1
r...- .i 04.s ? V"! : " K"~ * " ?T?
Ml
I'M' t'Oll ".'I
1%
?in.i
r p?
*1
I: .'
!_?
?p ?!
t-FERS ACTION ON FLAN
FOR RELIEF OF TRAFFIC
"r?>p>t*??.i in Make I rrfuiti llniTntoun
Mrr-ctr. One-Wat 'I'lior
oitU )? fa rcii.
[Jadd, tabled the
? - il l- rnc* ?: ^
' ? ' ' i e I- nnor.i
i! n opport . ij' f
?I ? t ? .
and I
i:i' ? ?
v. '.ul'l ho par: i. u
' ' i" : ?.,.j
? ^ ., , .
ii<r that came iip r-r r?n.
fl ' ?>' pr.ij)f> ? ! o! <i;:, :i n.
hn W. .Moore. (,( Msol ton
????? lilchtl -.1,-1 C i .l .
Jiureaii :..r;.| the ofllees
'i.'i':':! e/|.
Jiat ne f SideII 'I tl at the l?ur< ?. i
"" ? ???!? < {'?: it 1 ,.|
!ly ? ?. '-(! . ? 1 ' J, v. in
>c rltlzens of Ulchmond were fatflnk
. ' J? 1' Pi o? if, their Iri
hllltl at that tl,.,,- ,6 satire worn.
6 pointed out tl at at the recent hear
1.. Cohunittfeo In
if t l1^9 Ulcr?u*c w?ireH for tho
fxjofjf ''' >j ? amount
appi'o^risitlori; which wu? without
a^fo ih o " u"";')
' ">-? ????: IX. si l,i it ;i
' ???'? ?'>!,. I tr.It;i of
? " ?>': r' u.< r. ? ?
:? Hi- tor
SNEAO SUCCEEDS BOYKIN
- rr -.1 ,hr It I. I,
III Hi I sir,I v I,I.||K^. I?r
II' III Oif; kn ri |iii ?,
" ?- ' . (
*y of ?'?, nj,
? ?' '? J'raiik liojiVi'*
' i. fl
- :<> ?// ',r I
Major Sweeny
' ' /. / !f< y
?' f; y
' ' i ? m i t f e.'.j \
???'ill A ij dj i >,?, ii tit
' 'r'h' l? .j/ld
!?, I' Nf,
Dr. Itrumnclri Suggests Examination
and Segregation of All In
fceted People.
I'KSTHOISES WIIX hi; NEEDED
Conference on Vice Conditions Near
Training Camps in Eastern Vir
ginia May Lead to Health Rules,
AfTectng the ICiKire Slate.
Drastic means to prevent the Increase
ami to curtail the present prevalence
? it social tlieases anions tT?e military
forces of the government will soon he
inaugurated through the co-operation
?>f the State Health l>eparttncut. the
Council of I" ff'ise, the Kcilernl Kn"prn
ment ami the l.aw Knforccnient
l.eaguc which is alliliatcd uiili the
National <'01111111(101. of Tr.. ning t'liini'
\?-t i\ it ies.?provided with rules and
regulations committee of the State
Health Department adopts the plans
promulgated l>v Mr. \\". II. HrumlUhl.
? >f the {-'tatc Health 1 ?epn rtnie nt. atid
outlined hy him yesterday afternoon;
hc'orc the members of the ilover
uoi'< committee on law enforci men!
m ??amp communities. I>r. Hrumfield'
rules would place all venereal tlis
e:i.-. s in the class of c<: u, ntu n tcable
a ' merits nckiifitt ledseil to he danger
o.'; to |he t>uhlic hetitll. 'I'o make tills
? ? I i :i <?;? t ion effective, lie proposes to
m 'he a physical examination of an>
suspect having heeri arrested manda
tory to release. If. 011 examination, the
presence rif an immoral di.ea " 1 < dis
covered in the suspect, he. or she. shall
he placed In quarantine till all fear of;
infection has heen removed.
it( i.r.s ? on.n ui'. ok
STATIC. Willi-: A I'l'l.lC ATIOX
Pr. r-rttmliehl stated that tlvse rule*
v. ere aimed at the army c;?:itonineut3.
at:d t':e su r rotindt :ist areas ?especially
Ka-'ern Virginia.?but that the rtilc.s
wouM of course, he State-wide j:i their
appli -atioji.
I'nder these rules vagrant?-, keepers
inn.. * e 5. employee- aid 'CienfM's of
hoi: < - of i'l-ti-pute. when arrested
w.'l ho regarded as suspects a - d there
fore suhie.t to the tsi.il> latorv exaniina
tion. The rules go ev.r, further than
that. .1 ? 'I place i-i ?' - "person?1
'???: ? f good fame'' :n I a roriite? of
those enumerated 1 rev is' .
pre out there nr.. :,.it places to
,;,e ,!<?; *. 1 r ?pevf houses.
They are eXpc ?ted I" he supplied by th*
co\ .?1 * ineiit, the I. >* d ('ri 1.""? Soc let ? .
the ???Min ; ?' I ?. f.i e. and all other
'?1 mm:; ! : ?? . The necessity
for suitn ?!?? :? ? for quarantine of
convicted persons is admitted by ihe 1
? ? l- t e ,.radical ion of
' a*"tnv camp zones,
rule the co mm it too are
?; ? .,ueh .' I r ?? ..jive
I he meeting uus held in the State
olian her frtiin noon till 2 o'clock. Dr.
m: 'o'M P' ' fed l.efore the body
tl rough Invitation. Secretary ICelle.v,
"f I 'efei.se. was present.
? * "t'-n ? rs of the committee Are
?' T MasMn I? I', secretary
" " ,:-.a;d of Charities ar.d 1 'or
' s. of Richmond; l>r. \V F
' ? rv. .... '--intendent of th- Kastora
State Hospital, of Petersburg; William
J . - te ? d, t if i: I,
v.n? d- ".e ,ours ? rompanv. of 1 |OT.?.
jV" . ?v,;r'r' ' floner. of Norfolk
? / ^ 1 '^r! ! of liamnto!) f:r?
''"""e K!" Vd I: per-. f> |. / ?r ? ...
?"!-=? ..itd .Mrs K te Waller ftarrett of
A .' 1 n d :?. a
SMALLPOX STILL SPREADS
None *hn.,M \?-glre| OtM foil* 1'remo
tion* of Protection l.y > acclnnllon.
Menlili ll.inrd.
.--naKf.-.x cr-itinurs to spread i:i a
r ; mi I.e.- .'unties of the State, at:d
l( ' f"" P'i ' tmerit or ;>f-uth ;,Kaii.
V . .. '! . ?v'--;'-'lay to repeat the
' : ' every person who has
c'i recently vacctnntod should
" ' ?' very obvious pre aut ..n
; " '- disease has her,,'
'? " ' ?' it i- an in fee
ohVnnVu 1 , n" ?n? V/l?heM to take
I'urtr-g the nionih of May
r.e\y onset have been reported |h
1 1King W i 111 a in. Wi: e
dooM 'u-.'. ':;"'lfor'1 ''MtHylyaiiin, Loii
?' ' '? Not folk and '.'ulpeper
v> ',h vaccina tion in the reach of all
ry ?' 1 "* <*'????>. "r. in case Of if,dig.
. ' ' ' no cost at all. there
att# k fit" ri ,< 11 % '"lent
,,- , * f> "? diHchue fiueh as frcfiuently
J'../. , nated persons exposed
Writs of I ".rror llrf,]Arrf.
_ I:' - if: erne f0,,r, ,lf App-als for
>i ;? writ of error
if, the following two
?' W refin against ihe
' ' '?!1 P'?rt.,t Ion Company, ap
frf"? a Judgment of the circuit
' fly ?f Norfolk: and
' ; e;,i,enson ?? gainpt Fnn
?' ?! ai:i. appealed Iron,
' 'ire,lit Court of
' ? ?' ' of f *!?i vji f) !ia.
Vonilloii ir? nopnvrll,
?i.i-oj, H.irris, an assistant city
' ' ''pled a position with
''I'oi.t ile Nemo it !*:- A-. Co. at
?rIr and Mr: I la iris left
we# : f,,r ? t y Point, where thov
in li e tiif ij- home.
% #mv fs llir 'I'jftic
' ''' ' ? waiting for a : neciai
1 - 1' > Want ,\d In The Time:..
a r e -i.imI ? Vc, y ,|.,y j,,
? "I ' ;.!l Candolidi I.
NEURITIS
a ,'r.'V; IT""I'S,I"'||I I.lit r-tt^f ran h? I
I , 1 ,"r"1 ? ?'!>#? removed |,y
P I,wh,rh e J111,1111, t e j |
r iiri l f.o!w,?|,1K fro?M your (-jute..,,
Tale Springs Mineral Water
?j.' *'~"r st,r'?K^ Acfliry, rtonl. nil.
IHIIS S| A It.Mil.A 1,1, llli.ii S( IIIMH,
A I IHTOIt 11 >|
' " Hay and To- tlorrmv?-S tin |?, si.
IW.NI.rii ttl.li ( TO-DUIlKtiw
I In .?. 11. ||. s, Uramntlc < lul, |?
ALL-OF-A-SUDDEN PEGGY
Pit MIX- . - _
-??' 11 nd oOc
i; Richmond Howitzers
<'?t u s1 .MIMORY
|i i'#-Mi#rimi {Saturday) livening
?M H:;m>
a 1'Mission . . - r?o c:k\ts
ltl? iuri'imi'N llr^^ Music
V ' ?/'/////
ft
n
i
?'?y f*j
"The Shopping Center''
? THE WEEKLY ?
Friday Remnant Sales
Many Sales Have Created Many Small Lots of Goods,
Which We Plan to Clean Up To-day
Buying merchandise at a 'low'' price isn't all that's to be con
sidered when one goes shopping. Buying that which is worth
while?something whose quality and style carries with it assur
ances of real service and satisfaction?should he and is upper
most in most people's minds.
Miller & Rhoads1 Friday Remnant Sales are unique, in that
they, by offering only Remnants and small lots selected from
regular stocks, do not anil cannot offer "cheap'' or undesirable
goods. Wc do not buy Remnants, as they are made quickly
enough at the counters from our own goods.
> We cannot begin to advertise
al! the items these sales offer.
Those obtaining most benefit
from them arc those who visit
the store.
Do So To-day.
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"FRONTIER CHILDREN"
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