The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-14
j ItlR D2AlcA
DELIGHTED 70 serve
loee II An Honor No Help
zrcnter Hospital For Rich-
mOnd.
BRING OWN REWARD.
South or Richmond WllI
: To This CITY When rnstitu-
Reaches Its CulnainAtion

tnusiastic talks voicing the need
greater Memorial Hospital were
at special meeting OF the
hants' Retail Association Mon
afternoon. when, upon . sudden
omeers and many members seth-
In the assembly hall of the Cham
OF Commerce and bound them-
to Cooperate In the general
ment.
ort addresses were made by
dent H. c. Boschen. who left q
inner to be present: L q. Mtffer.
pes 7. Norman, w. A. Malone, Of
association. and BY Thomas l.
n; l.. 2 Morri president Of the
Of trustees OF the Medical Col
OF Virginia, md John Kerr
Oh. Mr.. Branch stated that he had
med in Richmond purposely to
In the campaign. and that he
20 to New York on Thursday
ing to see resident Richmonders
and interest them In the hospital
aign.
was promised on behalf OF the
iauon that all its members would
In every way possible In the
ment, and that they would leave
one unturned until the necessary
mt tor the greater hospital had
procured.
Dugh he did not stress the COM
lai idea, Mr.. Moore pointed out
aside form the question of phil
fopy. the establishment of an i'm
vsvh tel al
My the city but States south OF
niA would bring its own financial
"a. And" h > said. we want your
PIT and cooperation in making
Enort successful for the advance
OF Richm ,nd."
On Highest OF P1atnes.
are ell endcavoring." said Mr..
10 TO carry on this campaign
- highest possible PLANE. The
ct ought to have been completed
II 'iflE ionc Iecn under advise
Il . one OF tho greatest human
\ ~Fy1,''S that Richmond has ever
orth. and | have never known in
.ir,S 49, experience among
a. IA 4s4-sie te d. 81 unanimous In
y s;ppors to such move
i,.4ssn Is nov. so far as
rs 5ne'uded can be. a sue
i, Gch. having known per-
,,ssHs refused at the hospi-
e they we're suffering with
xiGS1 ile1seS, sail that II Rich
were confronted with an epide-
of some contagious disease the
would have hard time in coping
the situation.
pntAgiou MAY come 10 anyone"
Id, land there liz no hospital 10
We may 60. Every home In
there 10 form OF contagious
Be must be quarantined. and every
must be made a private hospi-
10 equally necessary that we
negro pavilion. All OF us know
rave danger resulting from the
contact between the two racee,
B peril to our children who may
Irsed by an infected woman. DR..
( MCGUIRE has said that the time
come when we wouh require
.tfflcAte Of health for our SER
just as We require our milch
to be tested and Just as we re-
that they shall be tested before
portation. Richmond is growing
he city Is learning, but we are
et doing our part.
Glad to Give Service.
feel compiimented on having
cR1ied on to help. and as others
lving their time why should not
hive yours We have good doc
but there 10 no clinic for them.
liz you help the hospital. ii will
the city, and, in addition. you win
the satisfaction OF knowing that
ave helped In one OF the worth
Efforts Richmond has ever put
The movement will be success
i proportion as You work, We
measure up TO the price we paid
war, and those who are permit
take part in this great move
will In ohter years look back
hank God that they lived in this
Branch told an interesting story
man who was sent to a hospital
ing with a sore throat. He de-
IA scarlet fever. The next man
1ad sore throat was placed next
scarlet fever patient. though
"a nothing but sore throat.
after all suffering with sore
were debarred. w A. Malone
story of one suffering with
elias. He was turned down at
hospital. but he refused to be
tied to die neglected. and he
70 another city where he could
trea4ment.
b. Miller and President Boschen
short talks. promising the CO.
hon OF the association. 40 did
es r. Norman. James Phillips,
brmer member of the City Board
palth, spoke OF this need OF q
kal for contagious disease. draw
ID lesson from the city smallpox
hi, 20 inadequate to the need.
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