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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-25
FRENCH GET FooTHoLD

PARIS, May 25-Part Of Chevreux
wood, on the Aisne front was captured
last night by the French, the war Of
flee announces. The German shelters
were found to have been demolished
by the French artillery and to be filled
with the dead.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-25

A rousirg campaign to raise $150,ovo
IN public subscriptions begins IN lndt
ana on May 20. the amount to 90 to
the national Young Mems Christian
Association army work fund Of $4,000
900. The money is to be used in erect
lnR recreational building at training
camps, IN supplying the buildings, 200
Of which will be erected. with pianos,
free stationary. moving picture ma
chimes. tons OF magazines and home
newspapers. barrels OF writing ink and
many other items, which viii make
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-25
CHILDREN'S CHOIR MEETS

The Junior Choir of the Second
English Lutheran church will meet at
the church Saturday afternoon at 1870
o'clock, to practice for singing at the
Children's service Sunday morning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

Grand Chaplain. Alexander Coleman.
NinGinia: Grand Senior staff Sup
porter, Sadie T3liafcrro. FrcdcrickS-
burg: Grand Junior stan Supporter,
NJ. w. Garland. MantcO: Grand In
side Porter, ID. NJ. IlaSkinS, Prospect:
Grand Outside Porter. H. w. Red
wood. Arvonia; Grand Keeper of
Wardrobe. Lotto +. Jones. Mantco:
Grand Master of Signs. j. T.. Bolding,
AppomattoN; Grand Ncgalia Maker.
Clara y. Holmes, Richmond
Board OF Directors: Harrison
lialloWay. Saluda: i. B. Clarke.
Richmond; Irwin East, Richmond:
George l.. luhanS. Richmond: Austin
Johnson. FrcdcricllS Shura,; Lewis How
ard, charlottesville; Amanda benson
Richmond. Amos G.. Clark Rich
m"nd; y. j. r. Moore, Cullen: c. 4.
Nrhh"r, Andcrsonvillu: A. w. Cav
thurn". ApEomattoN; j. Thomas Ilcw-
in, Richmond.
hr next session Wil! hr held the
frs; Tuesday in September, l9I>. in
'ulprppcr Virginia, with Ora's Fold
No. ::N.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

Under the leadership Of Coach ~. y
Robinson the Union squad is again
loundinS into Il strong combination.
This years team promises TO eclipse
the versatile eleven 0I last wear. The
daily thud ol the pigskin nav DO
heard each afternoon on lioVcy Field
during the unionitcs' stiff workouts in
preparation for their opening game
with ST. Paul at I.aWrcnccvillc, Va.
Much joy is evidenced among the
loyal red and steel supporters by the
presence OF "rank" Woods again at
full and lIuclcs at quarter. Ilucles
educated toe is again doing its de-
strurtivc work and promises 10 b. an
element Of fear and terror to all op
posing clcHcnS. All OF last years beck
field men have returned and donncd
their uniforms with the exception OF
Bowie. who is in the training camp
His shoes will be filled by Kirby OF
Last years squad and Skinner, a re
cruit from kittrcll College, WHO has
displayed superb form at half and has
also proven himself to be a giant at
tackling. The elusive Gregory will
hold down the other job at half Tay
lor the sensational end OF last year.
playing his same rare ability on ,ho
receiving end OF p0SScas. IN Taylor
and Smith the end positions are we'll
taken care OF. Among the other now
recruits are Bragg. who is making a
strong bid for quarterback and Smith
who has made wonderful showing
at right end. With the arrival Of n
few of the remaining veterans. Unions
rpStpr Will no conn plnta
The present aggregation promises
10 SurpaSS all previous records OF
former teams and without doubt
will place a stronger team on the field
this fall than has ever represented
the red and steel.
According to the present outlook
Howard and Hampton will number
among Unions victims this season
The entire squad will be in fine icttlc
for its initial struggle with st. Paul
which will without a doubt prove n
waikOvcr for the Tnionitcs. Then
she returns to her own bulwark and
ho&inS a strenuous preparation for the
warm reception OF the Scasidcrs on
November 3rd.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
PRICE, FIVE. CENTS
HON. CHARLES W. ANDERSON
Is HONORED.
Mayor Mittfcll'S Nppointmcnt-Ic
is Elected IInnorary Nc ,bcr of
Italian Loyal Legion.

biuShlnG honorS are falling thick and
las, upon Hon. Charles W. Anderson
il'$" DAYS. After having severed the
dilcrcht committees appointed bv Nav
Or Ml'rhcli To receive and cntcrtoi,
IN" bFltiSh High Commission with
IN" RI%ht honorable Arthur ! Bolfour
At It's head: the French Commission
win Marshall Joffrc and Premier
HiFianl; TIL" Royal Italian Commits
SION OF which Ferdinand Of SAVOY
iTlhr" "i (dinc and Si~nor Marconi.
III" ltuSSian Commission and BrIrian
commission. he was accorded rr,sh
aHtlnch'n hy being appointed 4
member of the Committee To rrcnivc
and entertain the Imperial JAPANESE
commission headed by Ills F.xccllcucy
' l%'"unt kikujiro I~hii, Japan's lead
inE statesman. At tn" official rcrrp.
tl"n rendered To those dlStinruf~hr.j
visitors IN the city lTall on last Thur,
DAY, the EN Collector wa% placed urxt
10 tn" Baron lSamu TakcShita. irc.
Adiulral Of tn" Imperial Japauc~c
Navy. Ivy Judc" Elhcrt II. Gary. Prnsi
dent OF the t. S. steel Corporation
and Chairman OF the entertainments
committee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
CONFERRED TIVREE RANKS.

k"markS were made by Dr.. \. 4.
remnant and Col. II. G.. Mitchell. The
Grand Chancellor surprised all by
announcing that as so many randi-
oates were present and had been OK
amin"d by the Grand Medical Regis
ter, h" would proceed with the
imitation forthwith. He then con-
icrr"d the three ranks upon the
randidatcS. Visiting Knights were
present and assisted
1t was l:l' y. NJ. when he left the
hall and he proceeded in COMPANY
with his nephew to start for the
train. which left SrottShurg at $40
lie left District Deputy J. II. Martin
OF Houston. Va. and DR.. A. \. Ten
nant 10 complete the work on the
randidat"S. who were to come later,
expecting the lodge TO be instituted
that night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
MANY OFFICIALS PRESENT..

Eight Hundred ot the most di~tingu-
i$h"d citizens of tn" city f Now
York Wrr" present at this reception
and Twenty-Five OF the most prominent
"t them We're grouped immrdiat11y
around tn" quests dais. Henry Clcws,
IN" great banker, wa, placed next to
IN" Collector and the Marquis # Abcr
doom WAS stationed next To Mr.. ClcwS
IN" historic reception room of the
NllE Hall. which has seen so much
gorgeous pageantry was lavishly dc
,oratct with chrv 2authcm"ms
"raWi cedar trees with the Japanese
ANA American FLAGS gmcciully drap-
"d around the entire room. II present
"d most Impressive %rrnr. prrhaps
inc most elaborate that has vet been
set for tn" entertainment oi the fam
Gus visitors.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
DIR. =. y. MOSES SAYS VIRGINIA
Is SAFE.

1t is time for Virginia 10 speak. In
crisis 80 great and 50 grave she
should no longer hold her peace. A.
one of tn" officers q: oar state con
v"ntion and deeply Interested in
every phAS" OF its WI:i y1u may take
t from me that NIrs IA Bapri>ts are
not going 10 split. neither are they
going; 10 insult in any way our hrcth
r"" IN th' no"tn. We arc not going 10
commit suicide and we are rr' .,.,,.
art from the National Baptist
convention over which Or. Morris.
prcsid"S. Brethren take il from me.
"" are not going |" 20 any such thin"
There j. nothing for any Of us -
%"'n by splitting uu ana Iharc is every
thing To lose by such ..-".~"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

\ New Lodge III Scott tSburn-Grand
hanccl'or Mitchell Delivers
Address.

SrottShnrg. Va. Oct Grand
'hAnr"ll"r John Mitchell. Lr.. ac-
r"mnanl"d by DR.. \. A. Tcnnant.
tn" Grand Medical REGISTER. and
cor. Il. {. Mitchell arrived here this
morning ut about - o'clock to set
up lod&" OF knights Of pythias at
fln"N Grov" Baptist Church. They
W"r" met nj tn" train by Sir Gcor&c
w. Bailey. TIL" party entered a car
ana IN short time was at the
Church
Spcnkin% had been announced to
take place at u NJ. hut it was some
tim" after that hour before the pco-
pl" began to assemble. Grand Cham
c"llor Mitchell gave history of the
Order and then discussed matters
affecting the welfare OF the race.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

Rev. G. NJ. T. King, -. H.. oi Nir.
ElniA Union University died at Cam
hria, Va, on Monday. He was attend
ln& a celebration Of The iifticth ami
Fcr&arE OF the church oi one of his
former pupils at Christiunsbur9. He
mad been in failing health for munv
months ana was suddenly ovcrtakcn
by fatal illness.
Ir. King. had been identified with
'duraiionat work for Negroes for the
past lllly years. He was for man"
Years president oi Wayland Seminary
At Washington. and when that school
was united with the Richmond Thco-
i"%lca! Seminary. To form Virginia
mon University. he came to Rich
mond and continued his work to the
day "I his death. lie was a mtIuhrr
oI tn" First Baptist Church. OF this
ri'N. and is survived by one son. Hen
FN /. KING. of Portland, Me. The
BODY was taken North from Christians
burg and there will be no funeral ser
vices held here
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
hssSss .,.~>.~~
THE SHEPHERDS HOLD \ GREAT
MEETING.
hu'ii interest ManifcStcd--Oycr
l""lN" Hundred aud SiNty-fivc
Members Added In Year.


The morning of the 18TH Of Son
tcmhcr. 1917. found the rrnrrscnt,
tiyrS of the various Folds Of tbc
Improved Order Shrphcrds and
Dauuht"r4 of Bc1hlchom assembled
in the historic city of Frcdcrirl;shur,r
ready for business promp,lr nj trn
o'rlocN \. VI. the Grand SinnhrrI
called tn" convention to order.
After going through the regular
form OF opening. the roll Of Grand
Officers VAS called. The list of
Folds WAS then read and the dele
gates presented their credentials and
their representation fees. Notwith-
standing the fact that the place and
TN" tim" of meeting had been changed
th"r" was large delegation present.
Amon" tn" most important fra,
ur"S Of Tin" first days business were
the annual report OF the Grand Shcp
h"rd and the Grand Financial
Secretary. The general conccnsus
oi opinion WAS that they were the
BEST IN the history Of the organiZa-
llon. They showed growth both
along the financial and numerical
lines.
l""lV" hrNdh"d "A @iXtv fv>
mcmhcfS were reported for the year
1hc first public meeting was held
ON fn"SdaN night. Bccaus" OF the
lndlShoNltlon ol the Mayor, his son.
Nr. George Rose represented him.
h'N. w. |" RANSOM" very hrtittingly
lhtf"dur"d nm. His words OF wei
come were :" generous that every
"'I'&Ai" i"lt rs much at cas-" aS ii
lh'N were IN lh"lr own homes. Th"
'''"h| Hh'hH'fd 'h"n presented Mrs.
'ra H. stokes, who Responded in Il
very 'r"dltahl" and acceptable man
h'r.
Il" second day found the couv"n-
'I"h nara al work II is interesting"
/" ON" Wh" * Familiar with tho
W"rElH2S 81 IN" NariouS frat"rnal so
r''''"S ana ih"lr method Of dispatch
hl& 'h'lf BUSINESS. to 80" with what
r"s'' ANA ArcrI"rali"n tn" Grand
|h'Pl'fd "lSroS"S OF I'll" business OF
!'''S 'r"'f. Every moment OF time
Is used hrolItaDlE.
ON N"dh"SdaN night the annual
sermon was preached by Rev. w. l..
h"'l""'nr. lir chose for his text the
'M'n'N-'h'rd 'Saim. From this beau
h'n! i!ASSaS" he preached one OF the
mos. ihi'IIl2"h' ANA Inspiring Shcp-
n'r" sermons h"Ard Tor som" time.
~ - Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
PRESIDENT CALVIN Is
NOT \ SPLITTER

President Calvin is not n splitter and
the men who stand around him and
who nave supported him in his admin
iS(fa'ion thus far n, sufficiently wise
to take care Of that part of the husi-
ness. Most NJ the men who went :, the
Allahia mcetlnS from has state wcnl
because OF ;hc nrarn2SS of Georgia
- V'rgirl
In answer TO DR.. Graham's uucs-
ucn Nir&inia'S answer *: there are
no states south OF us TO which we can
LOOK Tor aid. and we will never drive
from us that which Is 20 part Of US.
H"in& in another state docs no. sever
our relations. We are one. Those
MA" saN lhu the brethren in the
northern states are not -...... AMI
h't needed do not state the true ~rn,i
mrni$ oi our cuuv, uriuu
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

The following officers were i'm
stalled:
y. w. Sawyer. Master Of Works:
j. T. Coleman. Chancellor Command
"r; Willie Lee Darlington. Vice
Chancellor: Archer Coleman. Prclatc
Willie Jesse Bailey. Keeper OF Re
cords and Seal: w. II. Bouldin. Mas
ter Of Finance: Amos Freeman,
Master Of EXchequcr: Audrey Jones,
Master at Arms. John Hicks. Inner
Guard; Alfred Pincham, Outer Guard
Trustees. Peter w. Bates, Paul James
Williams, Solomon Poindcxtcr.
The candidates we're dclightcd
They were especially 80 az thcv had
tho opportunity Of assisting in con
fcrring the ranks upon their fellows.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

Mrs Annie X. Vaughan and chill
drcn. Master Howard ana Miss
Myrtle, OF Farmvillc. are in thn civ
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. \. Row}cr
Mrs. Ethel y. Jones. little Archi-
"ala ana ii"rmion". Of powhatan,
ar" VISITING MIR. AMI Mrs. Willie
Nhlthic in West Twcnty-sccond st.
this week.
IN" Mon Meeting OF the Rich
mono :. :. Union Of the Virginia
'''ptiS' stat" Convention, held last
sunday was a great success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

Dr. &. NJ. y. King. for thirty years
President Of Wayland Seminary. and
since 1899 Professor in Virginia Union
University died Oct 5. 1917. at Cam
bria, Va, WHITTIER he had gone to
take part in the fifricth anniversary
exercises OF the Memorial Baptist
church, pastorcd by Rev. George S.
,RcaviS. 4 former student
Thcrc VII he no services al this
time at the University. He had re-
qucStcd that, # he died away from
home. his remains be shipped directly
north and that there he no stop in
Richmond and no public funeral The
University plans to hold Memorial
Service him. probably at Commence
mcnt. when more OF his former stu
dcats may be present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
THRIFT COMMITTEE:
MAKES REPORT
REPORT or SPECIAL. THRIFT
COMMITTEE FOR WORK
AMONG COLOKED
PEOPLE.

john Mitchell. Jr., Chairman. made
To the Savings Bank Section OF the
American Bankers Association in
Atlantic city. y. l., in the Nar,hur
ough- -l}lrnhcim Hotel. Tuesday. Sept.
%. 1917.
Atant4c City, y. j.. Sept 25,-Ac.
cording to the l.. :. Census Reports
for 1910. there were (9.N21.1t,&D nine
million. eight hundred and twenty
seven thousand, seven hundred and
HiNty.thrcc clor"" people in this
country. OF inls nlmhcr. t7.9l5.:.:,G)
seven million nine hundred ANA fifteen
tnousand, III &c huGtrri and thiIty-
two reside in the state ui Virginia,
North Carolina, Georgia. Florida, Ala.
hama, mississippi. Louisiana, Texas,
Tennessee, Missouri, oklahoma Ar
kansas, kr'''~cky and West Virginia.
This leaves U,9l2.i3lD one million
min" hundred and twelve thousand,
four hundred and thirty-onc residing
in the northcr" and western states
Granting that the exodus northward
and westward assumed huge proper
tions, ii is safe to say that the differ
oncc will not exceed one hundred
thousand. The bulk of the population
will remain where it is. Far.sccing
southcrncrs are already diplomatical
ly making changes industrially and
coi.-.ncr. ally IL tic = uthland,. Ec:h
as TO wage, and living conditions in
order - check this Immigration.
They have been calling into CON
Sultatiou .a~',.~ Of tn r01arod
leaders in that section OF the country
with Il view al finding Il remedy to
cause n cessation at the unrest The
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
TIE NEW THEATRE.

The Globe Theatre on Second ST,
between Clay and Leigh St. has open
cd under auspicous circumstances
Devoted exclusively to moving pic
lures Of a high order, its patrons are
outspokcn In praise OF what III"
management has done. Read the an
nouncemcnt in this issue Ten cents
IS the admission price. Go there and
see for yourself.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
no COLORLINE THERE.

1t was & very hopeful sign 10 note
n complete elimination Of the color
line in the seating ARRANGEMENTS of
this banquet. At the table with Mr.
Anderson were the Marquis Of Ito, son
OF the famous Premier OF Japan.
Lord OF Ahcrdoon. Isaac y Soligman.
the great banker, G. G. La Fargo. the
Sculptor and Mr.. Rodman Wanamak-
,r. son OF the noted Philadelphia mcr
chant
On last Saturday the Imperial Com
mission visited West Point and were
met AT the Government dock by a do
taChmcnt OF the Tenth Cavalry and
escorted to the headquarters Of the
tommandant. Speaking OF this visit
General Sugano told Mr.. Anderson
that he had never seen Il finer look
ing body Of cavalry men than the dc
tachmcnt OF black troopers which act
cd IL the escort at West Point. Wis
count Ishii also complimontrd the col
orcd soldiers ana inquired aS 10 -
number Of regiments Of them in the
regular army OF the United states He
Informed the Collector that he was
greatly interested in the Co.orcd
grct that his tour OF the country did
not permit him to visit the Tuskcgce
Institute.
HE WANTED TO MEET
DA. WRSUINGTON
He said that he had long desired TO
meet the DR.. Booker II. Washington.
but missed his only opportunity 10 do
so on the occasion Of Mr.. Washing
tom; visit to Paris. owing to illness.
The NiScount was at that time the
Japanese Ambassador to Franc
Collector Anderson was the rccipi-
c:i: OF q further piece Of race rccog
nitiHn last week when together with
Mayor John Pnrroy Mitchell and
Judge FrcSchi he was elected an Hon
orary member Of The Italian Loyal
Legion Of which Chcvalicr Pissaro is
President and Mr.. Caruso is the Secre-
tary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
WILSON At CAPITOL.

President Wilson was At the Capt.
i"I and tn" usual eleventh -hour griSt
0t l"Gi4la,lon was put through follow
ing SiN months Of important war act
ION. Last night most of the members
who N"' ""maincd for the final days
were "n route home, 10 await the call
OF the next session, December ).
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
SENATE, AND HOUSE SCENES

With galleries crowded to their ca
p "lty, the Senate Chamber was the
scene of five hours stirring discus.
sion Cl Senator La Follcttc's attitude
on the war, but in the House there
was little to mark the occasion cXccpt
submission OF committee report mild
~ censuring Representative Heflin,
or tAlabamnr for criticizinE fellow
members IN connection with Count
Won l'crnslorif's request for Berlin TO
furnish funds to influence Congress.
Thc day began with a three hour
speech hy Senator La Toilette, in de
!"nsc OF his criticisms Of war uurs
tionS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
ATTACKS on LA TOILETTE

1t met at 10 O'Clock under agreement
Tor Mr.. La Toilette to speak until |
clock. with the rest of the time for
replies and miscellaneous final busi
ness.
Right OF free speech and of discue
SION Of public questions was cmpha.
sued ny Senator La Toilette while
senators criticiSing him declared
mat n" lranSccndcd the Constitution,
guarantee in that respect.
Senator Kellogg. Of Minnesota. bit
tcrly denounced as n Islander on tho
lht"IllG"nr", honor and patriotism of
me country" the alleged declaration
OF Mr.. La Toilette in ST. Paul that
'hc nation went to war to maintain
technical right Of Americans to
,raVel on munitiOn laden vessels in
hchaif Cf munition makers interest
in the war.
Senator Robinson indicated that Sen
a'or La Toilette has lent himself to
IN" promotion Of the kaiSer's ideas
ana desires. and demanded that the
Wisconsin senator make known whcth
cr he Sta'.as win Germany or Amcri
ca
BAN ON DISLOYAL PLATFORMS.
DO not any Of you deceive your
aclvca,' said Senator Robinson. with
the theory that you can organize tho
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

"ANTED-SIX ALL AROUND TO-
BACCO TWISTERS. Steady work
Tor steady men. Can earn $25.0O
or more per week. Address,
STRATER BROS. TOBACCO co
Louisville, Kentucky. 2t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
Troy News Notes.

troy, \. y, Oct. 1.-Mrs Eugene
=. iAElor, OF New York City has re-
tnrhod nome after visiting Rev. and
MRS: John \. Taylor, of Troy. Mrs
ia\Ior ana daughter. Esther. had a
ur urIi&h'iul tim" and made many
friends in Troy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
, lAIEMENTS FI.ATI.Y
CONTRADICTED

Ihcy denounced what they termed
HIS nnpalriulic stand. Senator Robin
ION asserting that ii he held such
opinions he would sock Il place in the
German BunucSrath
statements accredited to the Wis
'ohSln member in his ST Paul speech
were ilatly contradictcd. especially
thal regarding former Secretary Of
state Hryan'& knowledge Of ammuni
'ioh beng on the Lusitania before
that steamship sailed on its fatal WOW
age.
Apparently stung by the criticisms
senator La Toilette made All uuSuc
'eSMnl ch"rt 10 :" at time for a re
HP"hSt Tie succeed however in
stating that he wished to make known
'hr aut uthurity for his declaration re
&ardlng the l.usitania and last night
announced he would issue a puhlic
statement today. 70 morrow the Sen
AT" privileges ana elections inycstipat
ing subcommittee will meet to inycsti
gate MS 81. Paul speech, including
me l.oSltania incident.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
DOCTOR WANTED.

We are In need OF a good Doctor
a good opening for the righr party
Not q Doctor In 10 miles Of us.
r. T.. BUNDAY,
Occupacia, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

Mrs. Charlotte Yanccy and DR.
Abner Yanccy have been visiting Mrs
Rosa B. Dewitt, 2l3 r. Clay St.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13

dlSGrnntlcd elements OF the United
States and run for the presidency on
Il platform Of disloyalty. 1t can't no
done. You can't even start the
running much less win.
Ihat l!2g stands FOR Justice; JUS
itrr at home and liberty abroad. That
iIag never WA, lifted in noblcr cause
than IN the present conflict with Ger
many.
"lt You cannot aGrrc with this state
m"n'. for Gods sake. iamiliarilr your
selves with current events rs to the
attempted rhc"rlcSs responsibility OF
lHi~r"pr"sruting your country ANA its
leadership before the American people. >
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-13
MOULD RESIGN. SAYS ROBINSON

Senator Robinson declared that if he
entertained the sentiments La Toilette
haH expressed he would not await
any action by the Senate. but would
frSlGn his scat AMI seek the compan
lohShlr OF those whose views lie
vetoed.
Senator La Follcttc's speech was
haSrd on III" erroneous ASST lptiOn
tnat the United States declared war
or Germany forced war on her" de
rldrcd Senator Robinson.
10 make statement OF that kind
Is to say thing not based on facts.
lie added he could not find words
which he would be permitted under
tnc rules 10 use i'll cnaractcrlzIng the
Wisconsin senator's speech.
Senator Robinson said that if he
h'm$"ti ""rc to express such %cnti.
m"htS hc would think that he would
nav" u" right to retain his seat in
tn" Senate
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