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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
CHANCEny TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds or bargain and Sale
Amounting TO $44,44O.

EirEina Realty and Construction Co.
70 j. *. Nertncr - l-2xl10 feet north
Iine Main Street, 81 IL feet west of
Mauiberry Street. March 10, 1915, tax
Lille Tuckcviller ct vir to L. w.
liarris. 50xl30 feet north line Williams
street 60 feet west OF Carter Street:
also, 3oXlil feet south line Williams
street. l2f feet west of Carter Street
January %. 1915. tax 81, $40.
T.. W. Newman ct uN. TO w. G. BIan-
ton, 90 feet 10 inches by s. feet 4
Inches at the northeast corner of
Fourth and Main Streets. March az,
1919. tax s14. $40.
John \. Lamb ct al. trustees, to John
Kahn. 2sx35 feet east line Monroe
street. i2' feet north of Main Street.
on. Lee Davis CT ,ux. to Julien Gum.
30 feet l-2 inches by l90 feet 10
inches south line Park Avenue. ia
feet q inches west of Sycamore
Street. March -. 1915. tax sli4O, sl0.
Felix keegan CT ais. to j. Lee Davis,
ll5Hl35 feet at the southeast corner of
Main Street and Davis Avenue. March
Howell, &c feet 8 Inches b. Sc feet Il i
inches. being 1925 ST. Peter Street.
January s, 1915, Sl.ol5.
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Eleven building Permits, Amounting t.
SS5.SG5

Permits for new and repair work
We're issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday, follows:
Richmond Abbatoir Co. to repafr
brick warehouse on the east side OF
Hermitage Road. between Howard
street and the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way, 10 cost $3.50.
+. Raab. TO repair brick store 3 East
Broad street, TO cost $1,000.
g. X. Lasster, to repair brick dwell
ing 30l6 Monument Avenue, to cost
$3.50.
Mrs. Ida Ellyson. to repair two frame
dwellings 2410-l2 East Broad Street,
TO cost SITS.
J. ". Cloves, trustee. to repair frame
dwelling 5000 East Marshall Street, to
cost s23o.
w +. DrinkarH. Jr. to build four
two-story brick dwellings on the north
side OF Floyd Avenue. between Row
land and Sycamore Streets. to cost ST.
900.
w. p. Flanagan, to build a detached
two-story brick dwelling on the west
side of Fourth Street, between Coster
and Etewart Streets. to cost $4,000
J. T.. Ruppert's Estate. TO build n
brick garage in rear of 24O1 East Main
street. to cost $3.50
John G. Baker Sr., to build two
story. frame dwelling at lis East Six
teenth Street. To cost SI,5S5.
Mary l.. Freeman to repair frame
dwelling S2l 81. John Street to cost
$50.
o, J. Davis, 20 build four brick dwell
ings on the east side OF Elm Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
PRICE CHANGES IN MAY
OF TRlP-HAMMER KIND
Commission Houses, Generally Speak
inE, Advise Wheat Customers to
Trade In Inter Months.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. March 10 = The price
changes in the May wheat future were
OF the trip-hammer description to-day.
and commission houses. generally
speaking, were advising customers to
trade In the later months. Fluctua-
tions In July wheat are broad enough
me trade would have believed a month
ago that the open interest In May
wheat was anything like SO large as
the recent liquidation by longs has
shown; Some believe that foreigners
control the May wheat, while others
think IL Is owned BY Chicago people,
ana ana that the shorts will be more than
likely TO regret their action in stand
ing out and refusing to cover. Large
Quantities OF cash wheat have been sold
10 go abroad, but II seems those who
cure the wheat or to obtain vessel
room Cash transactions here to-day
were only eight cars of wheat, or
which seven were taken by exporters.
y message from Columbia. Mo, says
the licssian fly is In all the early wheat
there, and that by the first OF June
Miller says that the winter wheat crop
has abundant moisture. and that with
growing weather In the Southern dis
tricts the stand is excellent; scattered
sections, however, report thawnE and
freezing, and there are claims of CHI
bugs In the MissisSippii Valley and
IepOEtS Oh FleSStan ny.
The claim made by j. j. Hill that in
case OF ending OF the war wheat would
sell off TO 20 cents. In 1916, was con-
sidered ridiculous by the most con-
servative grain men. There Is q great
shortage OF wheat in the importing
countries, and seeding has been done
under most adverse conditions. There
VIII be no really cheap wheat in the
United States, according to the hest
authorities. for several years to come
although another bumper crop of that
or in 10 t,ie
ing is TO SIS cent, with oats UNI
changed to is to Ia cent lower. Cash
sales Of corn were only $4,000 bushels,
and of oats. 2l5.o00 bushels. The Brit
ish government has made enormous
few days.
Packers were sellers of provisions
with the weak and lower hog market
weakest spot of the list, and was
probably under more pressure than the
others. The market acted rs If in an
overbought condition.
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REFUGEES ARE GRATEFUL
TO AMERICAN RESCUERS
Present Silver TnbIet to CAPTAIN
Decker, OF L. s. Cruiser
Tennessee.

CAIRO. March ls.-As mark Of
their gratitude, the refugees brought
by the United States cruiser Tennessee
from Jaffa to Alexandria have pre-
sented n silver tablet to Captain BEN
ton c. Decker. II depicts the misery
of the refugees leaving Jaffa and their
happiness on entering Alexandria
aboard the Tennessee.
About 10000 persons have been so
far brought from Palestine to Egypt
NY the American cruiser. OF them,
5000 are quite destitute. and have to
be fed and sheltered by the EGYPTIAN
government They are mostly Russian
Jews. OF tho remainder, about 1000
are on the verge OF restitution. Some
900 have already been rcpatriated. The
Russians have been given a month In
which to avail themselves OF n chance
20 return to Palestine ut the expense
Of tho Russian government.
The authorities at Jaffa raised so
many difficulties over the departure of
the last lot OF refugees that the can
tain of the Tennessee doubts whether
any more will be permitted to leave.
The good work performed by the
tennessee cannot be ovcrestimated. -
says Reuters correspondent, in de-
scribing conditions at Alexandria, He
reports visiting the quarters Of the
refugees and finding them we'll housed.
~ Wardian n Hno, airy building,
formerly school. accommodates some
hundreds. The Gabhari quarantine
station holds 400. At Mafroussa the
quarantine cattle sheds have been
cleaned out and made habitablc, the
stalls serving as rooms.
Tho refugees come OF poor stock"
says the correspondent, land probably
few among them have experienced tho
luxury OF cotton-stufYed mattress
which tho kindly Egyptian government
is providing for them. Meat Is sup
piled one day in the week. The women
and children are badly In need of
clothes. especially shoes Arrange
ments arc made by tho Egyptian gov
eminent for the schooling of the chill
dren."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Same. for same. 33o2 Floyd Avenue
eighteen outlets.
Same. for same. 1900 Floyd Avenue.
eighteen outlets.
Same. for Amhein Bros. BIS West
Broad street. eighteen outlets.
IL. f. Bullington, for j. II. Moran.
1904 North Twenty-second Street, four
teen outlets.
Engelberg & Bear. for ]. NJ. Haupt
9o9 East Broad Street, two fixtures.
w. II. jerks. for IT. ID. Stokes Il Co..
Fourteenth and Ross Streets, four die
taphoueS.
Same. for DR.. w. II. Dixon. 900 State
Street one fixture.
Same. for w T. Ryan. 2O01 West
Grace street. twenty outlets.
e. Caudle, for Savoy Restaurant
4o4 East Broad Street. one light
Same, for c. +. Grimmell. 2i2 East
Same, for Corley Co. 2ls East Broad
Street, four lights.
w. 3. Catiett Electric Company, for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
STATE SUPREME Co,,,T.

Following Is q summary OF the pro-
ceedings yesterday i'm the Supreme
Court OF Appeals OF Virginia:
No: IS--Providencc Forge Fishing
and Hunting Club vs.. Gin Argued By
John n. and Brockcrbrough Lamb for
the appellant. and by Judge George L.
Christian for the appellee, and sub
united.
No. 79-Strauss vs.. Fahcd ct al Jas
T.. Minor Tor the appellant and Isaac
Digs for the appcllccS. and submitted
NO. So--floidSwor;h vs.. Anderson
Drug Co. Continued until mex, No
veInber.
Next cases to be called.
No. S1-Fast w Atkinson
No. S2-Browder ct ais. VS. Canu
ManufactutinE co. ITO be continued
No S3-Duncan ct ais. vs.. Duncan
ct ais
No. S4-SprinGs VS. Virginia Railway
and Power Company
No. S5--Johnson VS. Johnson.
Barraud Wy. Barraud, ct ais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
THE LATEST
Columbia
Dance Records are
Sold by
Columbia Crafonola Dept.
EOS East Broad Street
The Talking Machine Co.
704 East Main Street
HAPPY COMBINATION OF
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS
THROUGHOUT MARCH
OFFERING OF DOU.
BILE DISC RECORDS

When II great song eminentIy
popular Is peculiarly fitted TO 4
great voice, such as possessed BY
Margareto Matzenauer. Il recording
OF such song by such q voice has
universal interest \ record OF this
interest Is silent Night sung by
Madame MatLenauer leading meg
zo-soprano of the ftropolitan
Opera House. On Tn. averse OF
this record Madame Matzenausr
sings, "The Rosary" The diversi-
fled training and abilities OF this
artist bring out to the fullest ex-
tent the beauties OF these simple
but Misunderstanding songs,
The dance end OF the new issues
include the "Syncopated Walk" from
Watch Your STEP" New York's
super-success, and when You're q
Long, Long Way From Home"
probably the most popular onn-
step selection of tho day.
Fox Trottera arc also we'll taken
care OF fin this months offering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits were issued by the Plumb
Ing Inspector yesterday, az follows:
W. f. Mahoncy. for Page Robertson,
1ll4 North Thirtlcth Street.
j. IL. Chappell X Bro, for ]. Lee
Davis. IA AMI l6 North Boulevard.
II. ). Dalton X Co. for Eppa uunton,
Jr.. $40 West Franklin street
). g. Pietrl. for Mrs. NJ L. Kelly,
l2ol North Twenty ninth street
Same. for same, 1905 North Twenty
ninth Street.
=, Same. for Charles Sears. 1901 North
Twenty-ninth Street
+. Fl. Harris and George T. Davis,
Tor NJ Brown. 1920 North Twenty
seventh Street
q. +. Sread, for ]. r. Sheppard, l4o4
to 1924 North Twenty-eighth Street
Same for same. 1922 North Twenty
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Bradstree4's Rcnort

NEW YORK. March la.-Bradstreet's to-
Inor-ow VIII say:
points. but d.sappointingly slow at others
and collections are undeniably backward
are excellent. soil conditions facing spring
are OF the best. industrial operations con
lions engaged in war impart activity to a
number OF Industries
I'm the West the larger lines tend to In,
prove. some be.terment Is noted In the
Southwest. Northwestern advices indicate
more or less outlet. Southern reports arc
Is inactive. In the East there Is much irreg-
o!arity. while on the Pacific Coast business is
stimulated by the exposition.
Poor country roads. almost impassable in
some sections following the slow melting
SHOWS, prevent purchases.
Thus far Eastern trade has rot occurred
IN satisfactory buying. and even where there
Is an uplift conservatism presents fair future
buying. counsels frequent smail-lot Dur-
chases and disposes merchants to work on
confessedly light stocks until uncertainties
Besides materials. farm machinery
FOR domestic use is active. and Industrial
with dleness decreasing and considerably
less being heard OF the problem of unem-
ploymcnt.
silk mills and machine tool plants. turn
Ing out foreign orders working TO ca
pncity or over.
"Amtomobile factories are speeding up.
there Is slightly mora doing In lumber, barhed
wire for export Is active. foreign inquire
wants OF months to come. nre a feature, and
railway buying of machine shop supplies
IS factor.
"On the other hand. coal mining is dull,
the liquor trade is depressed. and Jeweiry
manufacturing Is very slow. Railway freight
traffic is heavy in the Southwest while
ment 20 the Pacific Coast Is heavy.
Trade with South America Is growing,
hc.h In dry goods and in iron and steel.
S'Monty is easy and funds are super
abundant.
Foreign liquidation OF American bonds
continues, the market for stocks -ede Mt a
recessionaryj tendencies, hut with ensuing
ffuiineSs tho aiuafion In fh{s rrsnA ~ - - =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
Martin & Myers, for Western Union
telegraph Co, Travellers Building, ono
sign.
w. II. jerks, for Il. II. Melton, 3214
Floyd Avenue, eighteen outlets
Same, for same, 3212 Floyd Avenue,
eighteen outlets.
Same. for same, 1910 Floyd Avenue,
eighteen outlets.
Same, for same, 330S Floyd Avenue
eighteen outlets.
Same, for same, 1905 Floyd Avenue,
eighteen outlets.
Same. for same, 1904 Floyd Avenue
eighteen outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

DiJou-Grnyce Scott Company. In
"rhe Charity Bnlloi nntiuee, 2;3Oi
night, Si3n.
Strnnd-Pnrnnount pictures, con-
tinuous performance, IL noon to 70.
tinuous performances, 1880. morning,
to ~, night.
ColOninl-Motion pictures; con-
tinuOus nerformnncc, ~ noon to II.
Little Theatcr-MOtion pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds or Bargain aud SnIe,
Amounting 10 S2,5gO,

James II. Wrenn ct nix to Charles
Rcnnie ct Tx, feet on east line Co
wardin Avenue, between McDonough
and Semmcs Streets February %
1915, tax so cents, $40.
Robert Fleming ct ux. to Frank L.
Williams. 90xloo feet north line Canal
street. March IS, 1915. tax 81, s25
Henry ;. Wallerstcln ct ux. TO Har-
rtet l.. Writ, lots Is and 90. In block
SO, In the plan of Woodland Heights
March 16, 1915, tax 81, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
HENRICo TRANSFERS.
Four Deeds OF Bargain md Sale,
Amounting to $3.50

X. G. Burnette ct uX. to Miss NJ NJ.
Eethea, lot l. In block c. section Q. in
The plan OF Highland Springs. March
10, 1915, 5000.
a. NJ. Conner ct al. executors to W II.
Harris lots 10 and 20 to 33 inclusive.
in section a, in the plan of Beechwood
Park. March II, 1915, $500.
Westhampton Heights Co. to Mrs.
T. V. Chalkley, lot II, in block Q. in
the plan of Westhampton Heights.
March L. 1915, $3.50.
r.. $. Gilman 10 George E. Lock
name. lot 4. in the plan OF West View.
March IS, 1915, tax 81, $40
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HUsTINGs COURT, Pant ii.

The case OF NJ. j. Reilly against the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
set for trial In the Hastings Court.
Fart H., yesterday, was continued
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William Douglas Sloan Dead.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-William
Douglas Sloan, prominent merchant
and capitalist Of this city. and member
OF the firm OF w. &: j. Sloan, died to-
day In Aiken, 8. c.. according to ad-
Vices received from the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
HENnIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deeds of Trust, Amounting to

Si,4S0.
Priscilla S. Cabell ct vir to Leroy
u. Brown. trustee. 4 1-2 acres near
DumbartOn. about three and one-half
miles from city. March 16, 1916. $S,-
$50.
w. II. Harris ct ux to +. Sitterdtne
ct ais. trustees, lot l2 and 10 and Is
to 33, In section a. In the plan OF Beech
wood Park. March 16. 1915, $1,I29.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
PROPER EDUCATION MAY
SOLVE VICE QUESTION
DIR. II. N. Calisch, Member OF Com
mission, Addresses Large Con.
gregati0h at Beth Ahabah.
AWAKEN PUBLIC CONSCIENCE
Speaker Declares Any Successful
Legislation to Eliminate Vice Must
BE Backed by Strong Public Opin.
iOn-Plea for Personal Character.

Before a large congregation at Bcth
Ahabah Synagogue last night, Dr. T..
\. Calisch. active member Of the vice
Commission, and II religious teacher of
broad sympathies, declared that the
solution OF the present problem lies in
the awakening of the public conscience
and In the proper education of the
youth Of the land. He said that any
successful legislation to eliminate vice
must be backed by Il strong public
sentiment, and declared that the end OF
20 double standard OF morality" is at
hand. All reforms. he said. must be
backed by personal purity 10 succeed.
The average man on the street"
said DR.. CalsCh. 'doubtless thought
that either the evil IS incurablc. or that
III" commission would bring in :: solu-
ton that would dispose OF il altoGethcr.
Neither extreme is correct. This most
ancient and persistent or problems is
not insolvablc. Neither Is It's solution
"A matter OF Legislative action or po-
lice enforcement. 30 one. more than
members OF the commission themselves
realize that the real solution of IL Is
not in statutory enactment, but IN
personal character and personal purity.
| know that I am putting forth one
platitudc, but piatitudea may be true,
even If they are commonplace, and
none was ever trucr than this.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

cost 1000
Richmond. fredericksburg and Po-
toaac Railway. to build Il brick add
ton to club house on tho north eide OF
broad Street, at the old Fair Grounds.
To cost S425.
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MIS- SILL am

WAS *ll,4bo.
building operations continue to show
actiHity. and II Is expected that they
VIII Improve as soon as the weather
settles that extensive building may he
started. permit WAS issued ycstcr-
DAY To %. j. Davis to build four two
story brick dwellings Oh the east side
OF Elm Street, between Park and
STUART avenues. that will cost $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD.
AND COURT CALENDAR
ume of Trading on Local
Market.
BUILDING OPERATIONS ACTIVE
Permit Issued for Row OF New Dwell
fnss Oh Elm Strcet-N1nny Struc-
lures to Start When Weather
Settles.

Realty transactions yesterday showed
good results, and indications are that
business is steadily, IL slowly, improv-
ing. Tho agents report that they are
receiving many inquiries for all classes
OF property, and that they expect to
close somo good sales in the near flu
turc. Among the larger sales yester-
day were: l.. W. Newman to w. G.
Bianton the property at 400 East Main
street. for $4,000. Lee Davis sold
70 Julien Gum tho brick residence at
2203 Park Avenue. The consideration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board let the
contract yesterday for the painting OF
the fountains In the various parks to
j. n Morris q Co, ut their bid of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Cowardin Avenue. i7l2s feet north
OF McDonouSh street March 10. 1915,
$1,000.
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FIRE RECORD.
BUILDING PERMITS.

$40 N''' iosS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

I.ocni Temperature Yesterday.
u noon temperature. ............. so
T. NJ. temperature. .......... Sc
y 4. NJ. temperature. .... As
MaSiinum temperature to 8 T.. NJ. 81
aluminium temperature to S L. Nj. 30
Nean temperature .............. 40
Norma! temperature ..... iS
Deiciency in temperature ycSter
Dehciency In temperature since
.''h'' VI e. 1NU
Accumulated excess i'm tcmpera-
ture since January l............ 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
HusT1NGs DEED OF TRUST.

One Deed of Trnst, Amounting to
S2,S0N
Charles ReInie ct uX. to John Sloan.
ct al, trustees, 32X113 feet east line
Cowardn Avenue, 17I.26 feet north OF
McDonough Street. February 90, 1915,
$500
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CIlANCERY nELEAsE DEEDS.
GISnGA

C. c. Chaplin, trustee to L. II. Ste
wart, 44X123 feet west limo st. James
Street. 6S feet south OF Hill Street
March S. 1916, $500.
III. r. Pollard. Jr., trustee to Il. L.
Hawkins ct ux.. 90 feet 10 inches by
IS feet inches Mt the northeast COR
ner Of Fourth and Main Streets. March
IL. 1916, $1,000.
w. f. Purcell, Jr. trustee to same,
Same property as described next
above. March IL, 1915. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
Local ItnInfaII.

Rainfall last twelve hours .
Rainfall last twenty-four hours. T..
Deficiency in rainfall since March
/.
Accumulate excess in rainfall
since January /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
HUsrrNGs RELEASE DEED.

One Release Deed, Amounting In
f2,3O0.
A. l.. Adamson. trustee to Charles
sRennie OF aLss 30x113 feet east line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Locnl Observation mt s T.. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature, Is; humidity, 81: wind.
direction. southwest; wind. velocity, =;
weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
fI..NNT@S UI4NfIE. wv
FALSE DOUBLE STANDARD

1T Is false system of education
that looks lenicntly upon man that
sows his wild oats 1t IS no moro
necessary for a young man TO SOW wild
oats than for a young woman.
You may pass such laws as you
Will You may or may no: investigate
the acts OF public officials. you may
have your spasmodic periods OF moral
agitation. and you Will not cure this
social cancer till YOU cut TO the very
root of II: and that. firstly. is, that
when childhood crosses the horde rland
OF adolescence, II shall do so with a
knowledge OF the conditions that con-
front it. but n knowledge that is clea n
and pure. that was impaired with
sympathetic and nfrectionate wisdom,
and that thereby becomes Il shield OF
innocence. all the more invulncrable
because II is the innocence, not Of
ignorance, but Of purity; and. secondly,
that 1t be an accepted sentiment that
before the tribunal OF honor there is
no sex. and that TO man and woman
alike II was said: We shall be holy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
DESPITE RELAPSES. HUMAN
RACE ~ GROWING HETTEt

Tho student OF history knows that,
despite occasional reactions and re-
lapscs the human race is growing bet
ter. that AN ever higher standard both
in personal and communal life, is being
constantly attained. Governments are
growing more liberal. more humane,
moro democratic. Autocracy. d.spottsm
and tyranny stu exist, II is true, but
the scope OF their sway is growing
less and less"
DR.. Calisch said that the appoint
ment OF the commission In Richmond
Is merely symptoinutic. Men are be-
ginning 10 understand" he said, that,
while the social evil is as wide az the
world and ms old as the race. yet II is
neither necessary nor incurable. no
more SO than the physical diseases that
were once considered incurable.''
Destruction OF the false double
standard Of morality" was urged by
Dr. Calisch.
1T IS = false Standard. lie said,
that makes n woman an outcast and
a pariah. that drives her into degrade
ton and misery. but permits tho man
to continue his way unrcbukcd and un-
noticed: nay. that even smiles upon
the man and receives him with n sort
of covert admiration as bold and
staggering sort OF devil -of-a-f fellow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
THE WEATHER

forecasts Virginia
-i'nfr, colder Satur-
day; Sunday fair.
North Carolina
Fair, colder Satur-
dnyI Sunday fair.
South CRrolinn--
Fair saturday, colder
In north mud westI
sunday fntr.