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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

streets. on the second and fourth
Wednesday nights in each month E
c. Hicks is the secretary, 727 North
Twenty fourth street. =
Davis council No. -. meets every
( Tuesday night in Manchester National
I bank building, Tenth and Hull streets.
! G. -. Reynolds is the secretary, 100
/ West Fifteenth street.
Aurora cour, II. No. IS. meets every
Friday night ~ Monroe hall West
Main street. r. y. Nuckols Is the
seer etary. 3l4 North Jtferson street.
Rock Ridge council, No. So. meets
every Monday night in Toneys hall.
Eleventh and Hun streets. A. l..
Sampson is the secretary, 1915 Perry
, street.
Grove council. No. 80. meets every
Tuesday night in Juniors hall, How
ards Grove " w Martin Is the
secretary, 1928 Baldwin street.
Highland Springs council, No. ~.
meets in l. O, .. T. hall, Main street.
every Thursday night. A. C. Atkinson
is the secretary.
Jefferson council. No. So, meets ev-
cry Wednesday night in Belviders
hall. Belvidere and Main streets
George g. Morgan is the secretary.
lis South laurel street
Fatrnount council, No. 10, meets
every Thursday night in Town hall.
Twentv-ffrst street and Fairnount
avenue. G.. l. Abrahams is the sec
rotary, zoos Paramount avenue
James Madison council. No. 1871.
meats every Mondav night in "Ju-
niors" hail, Twenty fifth and Marshall
streets. X. G. Bass is secretary. sos
West Cary street.
Juniors Boosting CommitteoA Of
Greater Richmond, composed of three
members of each local council. and
as many others a. NAV attend, meets
once each rontlt with one Of the
local councils. A. G Boschen IL chair
man, SOS Montrose avenue. and G. G.
Crouch is secretary. 512 North TWEEN
ty-fourth street. The object Of this
organization is to keen the various
councils in closer touch with each
other: TO suststn the general harmony
and fraternsl spirit; to unity the
forces; to encourage and revive. and
mutually TO confer plan and project
matters OF general interest for the
good OF the order It's efforts are
efficient and successful and no broth
er Of any council should feel that he
is not individually concerned in its
mission.
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PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS or
AMERICA |
Washington camp, No. 81. p. ~. V

OF A., held it's regular meeting -
Wednesday. November 81. at ifs Nall
corner Seventh and Main streets. The
state vice president and state trex1s
urer. Brothers J. r. Morrisette and a.
1. Nelson, respectively. were present
and made splendid addresses on the
good OF the order. The boosting CONS
n'ittee was on hand and there was n
lively meeting. The camp meets every
Wednesday, ana ali the members ara
urged to attend Visiting members
from other camps are invited AMI
assured of a cordial greeting Broth
er T. r. Holins. 22s s. Pine street
is secretary OF this camp.
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Richmond Fraterniitiies

Tho secretaries. seribes and uress
committees of the various lodges
OF the various orders are requested
to place their notes for publication
floor, Lyric building. corner Ninth
and Broad streets. by 8 o'clock P.
II every Thursday for the follow
Ing Sunday edition of The virg,nian.
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ODD FELLOWS
A Curtain Lecture.

Did your wife listen to your ex-
cuse for staying so late at lodge the
other ntght?"
"Oh. yes, she listened to me,
them
Then what?"
Il listened TO. her"
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Can any one place an estimate upon
the rood accomplished when one little
orphan is protected ana trained? Tn
asmuch as "a have done IT unto one
Of the least OF these, ye have done IT
unto mo-"
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The Odd Fellows home at Lynch
burg L. one OF the visible evidences
OF the great work of the order in
Virginia The home has an appraised
value of 100000.
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sfASONS.

There are those. doubtless. who be-
lieve that Masonry Is simply a. school
OF high signs and hidden secrets.
They little know that It's principles
involve the profouadest- phifo~apttss
OF the soul and that it's activities con :
stitute the noblest gospel OF the hu-
man heart
Ia Mason Mason, who abandoDs
all interes. In the order. content!ng
himself with sending In the his resu-
tar dues? The very spirit OF the
brotherhood requires more He must
keep In toudh~with his todxe and as
sumo the responsibilities that are his,
He cannot lay his own duties II annth-
err feet The very church of God H..
self would die IL indifference and utter
lack of concern In the W ,rls obtained
vary long. An earnest. xsalous Mason
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

~ YOU want to learn something
about your order. In your state and
nation. subscribe to the Virginia Odd
Fellow. IT will contain twice the US
ual number OF pages beginning Jan
uary the frst,
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gorns Odd Fellows DO not attend.
their lodge meetings because they are
TOO lazy. Some men will not even
work for a living for the same rea-
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Daughters OF America.

Daughters OF America.
These councils are affiliated with the
Order FrsternaI Americans in Vir,
ginia and the National Jr.. O L. A. NJ.
The following IN correct list OF the
councils in Richmond.
Loyal council. No. II, ID. of A.. held
It's regular session at its hail. corner
of Second and Broad streets, last
Wednesday night and after the ses-
sion adjourned. there was given by
th& ladies masquerade dance. There
was excellent music and the Tight
fantastic" participants enjoyed
splendid evening. The costumes were
exceedingly attractive and the hall
was indeed gala picture. Loyal
council is doing good work and the
members are enthusiastic. .fts present
star of officerS are as follows: Mrs
w. L. McGrew, councillor: Mrs. King,
Mrs. Nor~ Powell, Jr.,
past councillor. Miss Mabel Sutton.
chaplain; Mrs. Hattie jackson, con-
ductor; Mrs. Belle Sutton, warden:
r g. Burnett, treasurer: Mrs Ella
Turptn. recording secretary: Mrs. Ella
Burnett REPRESENTATIVE atatA eannaal
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Pride of Richmond council. No. "a.
ID. OF A., holds weekly session every
tuesday evening at Liberty hall
Twenty-fourth and Broad streets
Miss Mary Stutz, 2221 Pleasant street
is the secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

Grand Master Southwark published
AT intensely interesting and insiruc-
tive letter in the Virginia Odd Fellow
FOR December Get it,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

Did YOU attend your lodge last
week? n you did not, why not?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

The life that counts must toll and
tight;
Must hate the wrong and love the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

The sweetest, the nohlest and most
vital thing IN Odd Fellowship today
is the Rebekah.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

ffkfft, Z
Must stand for truth hy day by
night
That is the life that counts.
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The fall reunion of the Scottish Rite
bodies of Richmond began their
work at Masonic temple last Monday
and continued through TUESDAY, We'd
nesJay and Thursday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

A reading Mason is growing
Mason. and &c you would develop. be
sure that the Virginia Masonic Journal
comes TO your fireside every month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

Lewis Ctnter lodge. No. all, meet,
AT Ginter Park. on the third Thursda,
In each month
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Gould we but draw the curtains
That surround each others lives,
see their naked heart and spirit,
Know What spur the action gives.
Often I've should And il better,
Purer than ve Judge, we should
We should love each other better.
If We only understood.
Gould We Judge ell deeds by motives,
SOC the good and bad within,
Dften We should leEe thu SL1ner----
All tho while Nc loathe the sir.
could we know the powers working
To overthrow integrity
We should judge each others errors
With more patient charity.
n We knew the care and trials
Knew the effort ali in vain,
Mud the bitter disap pointment.
Understood the loss and gain
Would the grim external roughneSs
Seem. woader Just the saTnee
Would We helm where now VIC hin
der?
Would ~e pity where We hisn'eF
Seeing not amid the evil
All the so.den gains 81 sond
ON. wed love each other better
If we only urdat stood.
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Rahcoci lodge. No. 322. meets at
Highland Springs. on The fourth Fri
day in each month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

capital City council, No. !, ID. OF A..
meets every second and fourth Mon
day night at Colombo hall. Mira
Laura Powell is secretary. 3o7 N.
Davis avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

West hampton lodge. No. s02. meets
~ Ridge church on the fourth Mon
day in each month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

Traternal lodge, No. ~. meets IN
Ma sonic temple on the second Mon
DAY in each month.
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Liberty Lodge of Perfection, No. 5.
conferred on Monday, November 10
at p. NJ. the ineffable degrees,
fourth to fourteenth.
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Dove council. No. II, d. Of A., meets
every Friday right at Twenty-fifth
and Broad streets. The secretary IN
Miss Lillian Strickl, nd, $500 O street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

Amity Lodge. No. 20, meets in Ma
sonic temple on the tai1 d Tuesday In
each month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

Henrico Union icdee. No. $50, m Gets
IN Masonic hall III IL North Tween
ty-afth street, on the first Monday in
arch month.
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is Mason; but cold, careless Mason
is no Mason at ail-------47--
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q. q. r., opened lodge on its newly an
pointed time f:45 r. NJ. last Thurs
day. at the hall. corner or BROAD and
second streets Every brother with
Few exceptions was at his station and
there was quite a gratifying Assem- biage
of tine members on hand. 70 witness
he work % the lodge Satisfactory
reports were received from the vari-
Gus committees. exT ecSauy concerning
The sick II is encouraging To hear
hat those of the brothers who have
been Ill are rapidly i1npro ing, The
committee desires that tn Fir vista
lions he supple by more In
slividusl calls on the part OF the yars-
rus members OF the lodge II Will
be helpful 10 the brothers confined
ard will be a source OF real happiness
TO those who thus minister. Get
a list and If you cannot find the time
70 visit YOUR sick brother. drop him
9 line through the t11aiis-Y QUILL haaF
from 1T some way and yo1li be glad
you did II.
sDo you know the world IS dying
For little bit of lover
Everywhere you hear the signing
For little bit OF love
TWO splendid young men wendell
their drearv way along the treach-
srous passes 10 the town OF Jericho al
this meeting. Unhappy fates hefell
those travellers for while and
shadows OF despair hung heavily
around till hope all but lost" reached
forth it's weary hand at last and en-
sraced the love % the open hand.
Brother John Dunn was asA usual
master OF the stage and the work was
performed with credit TO himself and
to all who assisted. Odd Fellow
ship needs more John Dunn's. On
oext Thursday night the scarlet de-
gree will be conferred. No brother
should miss this. Much of the work
~ the order IL reviewed in this de-
gree. and II f. hoped that many will
be there to profit by II next Thursday
wight. A large attendance is desired
as on that occasion the program will
be unusually interesting. in as much
~ Il is Thanksgiving night. message
has come down from Grand Sire
Cloudy, directing special things TO be
done and all the brothers are urged
to be present. The meeting VIII be
exceedingly beneficial to all who at
tend. and most enjoyable evening
r. IN store.
ASt THURSDAY N1EHts ntfN1GFS0n
hodge. No. f05. !. o, O. r.. opened
promptly at 1880 and In a few
minutes ever forty members were
present Good features are exhibit
ed al every meeting and the attend
ance IL proving worry satisfactory. Yet
there IL plenty Of room far improve
snant- II IN hard understand rrFr-
any member of Henderson lodge could
continue in non attendance very long
unless il should be impossible for him
10 attend. The whole program IL de-
iightfui. The fellowship il positive
ard compelling, The music & good
and still improvins Ehe work of the
lodge rs presented with great earnest.
ness and fidelity. Certainly there can
be no excuse for the brothers 10 re-
main absent, Hendtisons psrcentas sc
of attendance Is large cnmna.atipetp-
speaking but those that do attend
Hant to see the other brothers there
-.
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Mckinley council. No. :, held ses-
sion last Thursday nivht at Labor hall.
with a fun roster Of officers occupying
the chairs. Secretary Wythe White
announced following the disposal of
the other business of the council mat
three applications for mem bership
were on his desk. The president i'm
mediately appointed committees to re-
port upon the eligibility and character
OF the applicants. Owing &c the neces-
stiles consequent upon the war draft.
Brother Pruden was elected to the
vice presidency Of the council The
meeting adjourned in form at 1880
p. NJ.
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Dove lodge. No. 81. meets on the
second Friday in each month st Ma
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Fitzgerald lodge. No. gee meets tr
Barton Heights on the third Monda,
in each month.
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0RDFH r'RsTFRNAfI
AMERICANS.
fAnfnated with National Council.
.Ir. o. e. 4. ny


Goodwill council. No. -, met as
usual last Mondsy night ut Corerew
hall with a large attendance. The
council IL large and growing larger
There is but one other council In the
state that exceeds IT. In membership.
and probably none that exceeds 1t In
activity. II will do any o. r A. or
National Junior good TO visit this
council, and all are welcomed Fra
ternni interest is especially in evidence.
in all it's meetings and the degree
work Is done impressively with a well
equipped staff.
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Jnppa lodge. No. 40. meets IN Ma
sonic temple on tho first Thursday In
each month
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Lodge of Strict Observance, No. cot.
meets in Masonic temple on the fourth
FRIDAY in each meath. except on sec
ond Friday in pecc7n Der
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Pelican chapter, knights Rose
,Croix, No. 2, conferred the historical
degrees, fifteenth to eighteenth, Tues
day, November 90 at S.30 r. NJ
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streets. on the second and fourth
Wednesday nights in each month. E.
c. Hicks is the secretary, 727 North
TWENTY. fourth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

St. Johns lodge, No. 80. meats In
Masonic temple on the second Tues
day In each month.
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st. Omar couQcii. Knights Kadosh,
No. I, conferred the philosophic and
chivalric degrees, nineteenth to
thirtieth. Wednesday. November RI at
& p NJ
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Meridian lodge. No. as4. meets Ii,
Masnu}e TEN pie 81 Hps,n on the fourth
Monday in each month.
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Sorthsidc lodge, No. 3Sa. NESTS ir
Highland Park on the third Friday II
each month
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Unity lodge, No. 80. I. O. O. f.. Is
doing good work we understand at It's
hall, every week. on Friday nights.
We cannot give particulars In the alb
sence of report Let us have Il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

Davis council No. ~. meets every
bank building, Tenth and Hull streets.
G. p. Reynolds is the secretary 400
West Fifteenth street.
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Richmond Fla ndo,ph lodge. No. 10.
meets in Masor's hall 1905 East
franklin street. on the third Thurs
day in each month
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Daicho consistory, No. I, conferred
on Thursday, November - at $40 p.
NJ, the ceremonial and official de-
grees, thirty-lrst and thirty-second,
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Aurora cour II. No. Is. meets every
Friday night IL Monroe hall West
Main street +. y. Nnckols Is the
secretary. 3l4 North Jefferson street.
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Rock Ridge council, No. So, meets
every Monday night in Toney's hall.
Eleventh and Hun streets. A. l..
Sampson is the secretary, t4f5 Perry
street.
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Continued on Sixth Page,>
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Hope council, No. rs. meets in
s pringfield hall. Twenty sixth and VI
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Manchester iodks No. IA, meets in
Masonic hall, South Richmond. on the
third Monday in en- n month.
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Grove council, No. 80. meets everv
night in Juniors" hall, How
ards Grove. ". ". Martin Is the
secretary. 1928 Baldwin street.
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Highland Spring Lodge

HNHIand NnFInE IodN~. No. II, I.
o. o. f.. seems to he holding some
thing back doubtless in View OF the
Rig event to eEs-HsRire on the first Wed
needay of December. Get some extra
seats for that night. brothers II looks
like a real meeting OF the order will
he on hand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

Every wrong done by one man to
another whether it affects his person,
his property. his happiness or HIS rep
utation, is an offense against the law
OF Justice
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Union lodge. M. IL. O. O. f., held
its regular meeting last Tuesday night
NJ it's hall corner OF Seventh and
Main streets This L. one of the
strongest lodges IN the district, We
want the weekly bems.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

The Virginia Masonic Journal liz the
Official organi of Masonry in Virginia,
and every Mason should subscribe 10
t. The Richmond Virginian COM
m ends it to the members.
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Rescue council No. !. meets every
Friday night in Edist 8 hall at the
corner of Second and l'road streets
w. l.. Tyler is the secretary. 81 North
Eighth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

The following members OF the Scot
fish Rite are serving with the United
States forces either at home or abroad:
Colonel William NJ. Myers. Major
Stuart Mcclure. Captain l. r. Long.
Captain James r. Sheppard. Aeute-
nant William n. Sands. Jr.. Saul ST.
mon. Sol NJ. Schwarzschild, J. H..
HundieY.
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Jefferson council. No. So, meets ev-
cry Wednesday night in Belviders
hall. Belvidere and Main streets
George e. Morgan is the secretary.
lis South laurel street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-25

Schiller lodge, No. tsa, I. o. O. r..
is hofding forth as usual AT it's hall at
2o47 West Broad street
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FairTnount council. No. 10, meets
every Thursday night in Town hall.
Twentv-frst street and Paramount
avenue. G. L. Abrahams Us the sec
rotary, zoos Paramount avenue.
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Richmond lodge. No. 4. 7. o. O. r.,
IT. ests every Tuesday night at corner
or Second end Broad STREETS. We
want notes Of these meetings Send
them in promptly. brother secretary
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Highland Springs council, No ~,
meets in /. O, . +. hall, Main street.
every Thursday night. A. c. Atkinson
is the secretary.
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Patrfarchs Militant will have de-
gree work next Wednesday, Novem-
Der 2s. :. All cheva liers are welcome,
and II is hoped they can be present in
large numbers. The degree stafr will
do some fine work Come.
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Metropolitan lodge. No ~, meets in
temple on the second Thurs
day IN each month.
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Capital City council. No. 30, meets
every Friday night In Juniors hall
corner Seventh and Main streets. A
E, Krengel Is secretary, us West
Main street.
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Stuart lodge. No. f4f. J. q. q. F.,
let Last Tuesday night at l. Q. 0. r
hall, Huii street, with n good attend
ance and many interesting matters
we're considered by the lodge.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-01-20

Some articles already made by the class are
tool boxes, pedestals, racks, book troughs,
magazine and book Shelves lamp stands, iron
ing boards and an easel. The class hopes,
with the aid Of the Art Department to fit up
a room complete in which it's work will be
on exhibition.
The work of the Manual Training Depart
ment, like the other class exercises, is begun
by prayer. This is not merely a matter OF
form but is entered into seriously and ear
nestly by the Students The object is not to
mix religion with our work. but to blend all
into one perfect whole, expressive of the
spirit of Zion, the Kingdom of God.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-01-20
KENTUCKY'S GOVERNOR FEARLESSLY
QUELLS MOB WITH PRESENCE

A. 0. Stanley, Governor of Kentucky, on
January II, fearlessly quelled mob at Muir
ray in that state, which had become enraged
because the trial of a negro, charged with
the murder Of white man, had been de-
ferred
After turbulant night, during which the
mob threatened to dynamite the hotel where
the judge of the court was stopping, and dur
ing which the life of the commonwealth at
torney had been endangered, Governor STAN
ley personally appeared on the scene. Facing
a crowd in the court house which filled every
available space, he declared that he had come
there to uphold law and order and to protect
the court with, his own body if necessary.
With almost every available member of
the Kentucky National Guard mobolized on
the Mexican border, the Governor was COM
PEELED to rely on whatever forces he could
summon to his aid. After his arrival in the
town, he deputized seventy-fve citizens and
ordered them to prevent any outbreak at all
cost
An editorial in the Chicago Tribune COM
pairing Governor Stanley's action to that of
some other executives, who under similar cir
cumstances have issued statements, pointing
out certain defects in the law says "That is
the only sort of official who is likely to get
results. That is the sole variety that can
make law enforcement fact and not theory.
****Ihe only way to secure respect for the
law is for the officials charged with it's en-
forcement to be on the job