Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14

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8 81 6rotherhooG which vas among me-
&1business r;vaIz-bsczu=e 'h@y had
pniled together and secured = r-sz,
Sinstitution for thei- common -:-r-
Nothing IN the pas decz6s HIS &C.
incurred 20 maize Us see -ta solidarity =
lEsfhs human race -l4-+ thar movements
E$cf this kind Ta=r show IS IA: w.
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call .. r0Id s!2cE 5oe'--- c7a-
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sshe had aere- sH+2 z2-a = a=.%!gE=l=-
oEs gathering - hiE lit=-
Here axe Jaws and c;=.-i.== POI
3sestauts and Catholics. v=-= and drys.~
Eeaid Or. Mcdaniel amid considerable
laughter. Tt Is rhe mos. 3agz-ai-
|55$IeIed get-toEether Meeting ! have ey=-
EEattended," he continued
zone thing that strikes nc most :zv-
n orably about Pichmond's hospitals Is
us that none OF them IS denouiaattonzl
All are open 70 every race ana creed,
ESand all get the sam. kind and gentle
IS trcatment. 1t appeals 10 all hunani-
|E tarians. Big men are beginning 70
r. see that il is q pretty good place u
lES put their money. Already. since this
campaign started, the largest gift. %
|h%my knowledge in this city In twelve
1EEyears has been given when Major
IHS5 Dooley Eava $4,000. We think nS
Richmond as the shrine Of the Con-
federacy. I had rather think Of i,
as center for great service to man
H. kind.
|fss HARD FIGHT AHEAD.
Ibsi WARNS DIR. MCDANIEL.
"But you are going 50 have Il hard
n ~ INK
to have some rude awakGnings this
week. Some of those who sit in high
places In the churches, some of them
who are trustees and dcacons in tho
"a churches. will turn you down. In places
M where you expected to find wealth YOU
rs arc going to find abject poverty. I had
rather break colt In a new ground
than attempt to get money from such
tSs people. but YOU not asking 10,
s. yourself, but for humanity"
In introducing Mrs. Norman V Ran.
- s6olph, Congressman Montague said that
g a nation is measured by its women
# Rome, he said reached its pinnacle o,
81 power when the Roman Inatron wa.
honored the most.
'I now Introduce to YOU Virginia
Roman matron," he said
as#Sl AS Mrs. Randolph mounted the nla,
M form every one present arose and re
manned standing until She had bepu.
her speech.
@E You ask me-" she said why AN
here. you ask rne what 1861 had 10 d,
with this. If you viii pardon a per
sonal allusion, Will tell YOU Fiftv
FIVE years ago on May 10, my rnotne
was summoned 20 Richmond from on
~ home in Warrentou. Niy father MA,
q been killed There were two 81 u
children. and my mother was left
widow. Who put her arms around m
M mother? My 'mamrnic' Who closed M!
mothers eyes. Ny mammle VINO ha
closed the eyes OF avery member az tn
family--and am the Last one: Ny 81
Is colored mamme
II don't like the WORD ahilau,nro..
a. sand charity In this Connection II ig
81 Sduty owe these faithful color.
81 people, one which We have pu; or f.
long already"
EADs FOR AID
~ For COIORED pEoi.I.
Mrs Randolph closed her talk by ,cf
sig the audience that she Is CHARM,
ia 8of the colored peoples cn,npaign COR
~ smittee, and she asked them 30 son
~ down just Il little" "of their npcl
III TO be put in the funds to be raised j
the colored people
NJ as DR.. Edward n. Calisch in his opnu, n
remarks said that. 10 his MIND -
movement was the largest which h:
H been instituted In Richmond in year
Turning TO the business at hand
g. said:
"But how are we going 10 epproa,
themg What plea Will we make (
NJ funds? ]. with DR.. Mcdaniel. nu
II ronfe5B that In some Instances we n
going to ,have~to make our appeal OF
ss9 selfish basis. Sef!nterest, {. you Wi
~ The health Of the coIored people II
MI aecessity x we are ourselves 20 enj.