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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19
TAKE CITIZENS CAPTTyEs,

With the British Forces in France, Oct 1s-During the last fifteen days of their occupation of Lille the Ger mans took away into captivity 15, 5,0$0O of the inhabitants of the city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19
Report Ghent Reached. By French Cavalry; Huns
 Begin to Leave Brussels
(Continued from Page one1
(Continued from Page 1.)

only forced the March river, but they advanced between this point and the river Scarpe. Here the British reach ed a line virtually level with their line south of the river Scarpe.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19
STRIKE HOLLAND FRONTIER.

Washington, Oct. 19-British pa. trols participating in the Allied ad- vance in Belgium are reported to have reached the Holland frontier opposite Bruges, General Marsh was informed in today's early despatches.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19
OBITUARY
JOHN A. MAUIEY.

John A. McAuley died Thursday at the Isolation hospital, of influenza. The body was taken to Hartford thls morning and interment will oe m Spring Grove cemetery in that ely this afternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19
ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.

getting plenty of tobacco and were pretty we'll taken care of, Previous to his entering the army. he was en- p1oyed at the U. M, c, Co. His brother. Dave Ford, is in the Sosth h. fantry,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19

To Prevent Grip and Inf1uenBa LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tab lets taken in time will prevent Grip and Influenza. B. W, GROVES sig nature aa heaA aeR4
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19
ETHEL M. WALLACE.

Ethel M Wallace, daughter of Catherine and the late Michael Wal lace died last evening at the home of her mother, 1855 East Broadway, Myr- tie Beach, Milford, after short ill., ness. Miss Wallace was employed by the Meigs Company, as buyer for the waist and collar department. Besides her mother she is survived by three sisters, Mrs. George White of Myrtle Beach, Mrs. John Mcbride and Miss Ketta Wallace of Bridgeport; three brothers, James, Frank and John. Funeral services Tuesday from Sacred Heart church, Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19
NOTICE

There will be 8 special meeting of the St. Joseph's T. B. x L. Association Sunday, October goth, at II a. m., to take action on the death of Brother Joseph Strickfus.
 JOHN J. RYAN, aa Pres
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19
TODAY'S WANTS

FOR SALE-1915 Ford touring car. Enquire No. 283 Pembroke St.
 G19 SD
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19

JOHN B. FOLEY. The funeral of John B, Foley was
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-19

Fourth floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
CONSIDER SKlP-STOP
auc>tinn VIII Como In Before stree,
Committee This
Afternoon.

Further consideration Of tho uaiv.r-
Sal ship-stop system for The street ear
lines OF Richmond will he given his
afternoon at = o'clock hy the Council
Committee on Streets. whom the re-
via"d ordinance providing for the in
nuguraiion Of the plan will be consid-
cred Tho measure recently approved
by tho street Committee but recon-
mittcd by tn" Common Council has
boon r"drann by City Attorney Pollard
and Will be returned To The committee
;h:" afternoon
The new ordinance which IS cS-
rnctcd TO he adopted lvithoG, undue
discussion, provides that TIL" stopa
Shal be designated by tho Administers
tive Board. The original measure pro
Tidcd that ;hcv should not be loss than
SIN nor more than ten Ia the mile and
thi& provision was the subject Of slight
criticism. Tho NirGinia Railway and
rover Company is also prohibited
from reducing III" number Of cars j.,
service on tho various lines Of the civ
The Street Committee has called ::
special meeting FOR Thursda: nigh, 1T
O'Clock. when the straight a-ceut
fare pr"poSition OF tho traction con,
rany. Will be considered Til, public
was called for The purpose of affordin:
e. lZcns mn opportunity or expressing;
'h"ir views Oh the matter II is OK
n"ct"d that the session VIII he largely
attended. with several labor crcaniz,-
ions sending representatives to pro-
'cs' aSains; any increase At ,nls time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR
A. BElRNE BLAIR, JR.
biue Stnr Removed From st. Pnurs
Service Flag to Make Way
Tor One of Gold.

In 81. PhuIs Episcopal Church to-
day at IL O'Clock there will be held "a
service OF commemoration and thanks
giving for y. Bcirnc Blair. H. who
was Killed in an aeroplane accident III
the naval aviation training school at
PENSACOLA. Fla. last Wednesday. Not
aionc inc friends of the young aviator
ana OF his family. but all persons who
are seeking TO join In Il Christian in
depreciation OF the sacrifices OF the
war. arc invited to the service II Will
not DC the funeral service Of the usual
form. Tor the acroplane in which Cadet
';!air was lying fell into the deep
waters OF tho Gulf OF Mexico. and the
hodN mas not been found. Therefore
III inc service the element Of mortality
VIII he absent. Instead tho emphasis
viii BID wholly upon the triumphant
message OF life set free into larger
service, out Of immortaiity that is
mighticr than death.
In addition 20 the hymns THE Son
Of God Goes Forth to War" and Il
Heard the Sound OF Voices Around the
Great White Throne Tcunyson's
Crossing the Bar" will be suns: 10 the
beautiful music written by Dr. Hartley
carmichael. former rector of ST G'aurs.
The service flag OF tho church viii be
laid upon the altar and the blue star
which has represented Bcirur Blair
among tho young men of the couGrcCa-
ton who have gone into the war viii
he changed for the gold star which
Syn5oiiZcS II life laid down in the
"uun;ry's service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
TO ADOPT CAFETERIA
Ionrs ia Serve Food ut les, Than
0ne-Third Current
Prices

LONDON June 23.--Thc war has
brought tho cafeteria idea 10 London.
This plan Of serving, food TO the pub
lie at minimum prices is to he under
taken by the government, and will be
known as the Ministry of Foods Model
National Kitchen and Restaurant
The Director OF National Kitchens
announced recently that he hoped hy
this new method 10 be able to supply
good wholesome food at less than one
third the prices charged at popular tea
shops and restaurants in London an
rot only pay rent and all establishment
charges, but also 20 clear profit of
81 per cent.
All food is TO he prepared and
cooked within plain view OF tho public
windows separating the Kitchen from
the dining room proper
1t IS also proposed to deliver food
at Offices in the ncighborhood at an
additional charge OF few cents. The
food Kitchen officials say the table
naperT cutlery and crockcry will com
pare favorabiy with that used in The
good London restaurants.
The restaurant is TO be in New Bridge
street. Hiackfriars. not far from Fleet
street. IT the demand from nigh,
workers in the newspaper Offices and
other shops in tho ncighborhood iusi
mes such action, 1t is planned to keen
INC state restaurant open all night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
.DEHYDRAT|ON PLANT
PROVES GREAT SUCCESS
Demonstration OF Drying Fruits,
Vegetables and Meat Given i'll
Second Market.
WILL CONSERVE MUCH FOOD
Plant Has Been Set Up i'm Space
Donated by the City-Will BE
Opened to Public Within Two
Wccks-Only One In South.

simultaneously with tho formal test
ing OF the dehydration plant whcm
has boon installed in the Second Mar
kct. ono OF tho moving picture houses
OF tho city showed a film showing ~
detail the various processes incident 10
the drying OF fruit. vegetables ANA
meat by machinery. Tho dcmonstra-
ton at the Second Market was given
IN turday morning at |" o'clock by
Miss Laura Judd Bryant assistant
hon" demonstration agent of lich-
mond. assisted by Miss Mary South
crn.
There were present Miss ELLA G.
A-ucw. assistant director OF the state
extension work: Miss Ellen y. Reyn-
olds. supervising agent Of the urban
work for Virginia. an Interested group
Of urban agents who had been in the
city all week attending conference
of city workers and several county
and distric; home demonstration
gents. The demonstration was en-
tircly successful. apples being dried
n tho dchydrator while the visitors
looked on.
The successful operation Of the plant
Nill open UP an entirely new field OF
food conservation activities. as the
rlan: IN III" Second Market is not onii.
thc largest. but tho only ono in the
south. l.ynchhurG. Roanoke and other
cites arc already planning to follow
Rtchmond's eNa,Nrlc in having a pIart
Installed. Tho Richmond plant will
not he formally open to tho public
For two weeks .c:, when tho head
quarters Of tho home demonstration,
'orccs VIII bc moved FROM the "Win
-" War Kitchen" q; cio East Graca
street 20 tho spac" which tho city has
donated To tn" operation of tho de-
hydratior plant.
Miss sylvia S'ocum county aEcn; for.
I"nrico Count. Us planning a canning
~'uh shor: course for IIcar'co County
~ CHrlc's Neck farm. log lnning: July :
She VIII hay" forty or more girls in
tticndancc y stat" short course for
canning clubs in charge OF Miss: Mury
PaNton. district agent viii be held
this week IN l'ar'nvillr. Those shoe;
courses for tho canning clubs ar.
timcly and very instructive. as the
canning activities throuEhout tho Stl.a
Viii he in fan blast soon Tho wor;:
OF tho government forces In tho CON
sci'va'ion of food through tho state
agencies is gcttinE we'll deserved rec
ocnitiou. as IL * better understood bv
Tho women az Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
HOLLAND 70 HAVE
GENERAL ELECTION
fcs"'t VIII &c Uncertain Bccaunc OF
ni'ersni md Proportional
Representation.
ny Associated Press

AMSTERDAM. June 23.--Thc gen
eral election in holland fixed for Ju.y
o. mas more than ordinary intcres,
Tor the outside world. as il will be
ihc first during the war. 1t may pos
SHY result in the replacement Of the
present extra parliamentary Cabinc;
which has held Office throughout tho
war, ny regular party ministry.
II Viii he the first election To be
hcId on the basis Of the revised con
stitntion. with universal and propor-
t"nal representation. so that the re-
suit is more than usually unccrtair
While tho Dutch Socialists have hithcr-
4" refused 10 participate in the gov
eminent. the party nov intimatcs it,
rcndIncS" 10 enter an eventual min
istry II satisfactory guarantees are
forthcoming regarding the dcmocraiia
basis OF il policy.
T"cnty-onc parties have 20 far
nominated candidates including the
now Economic Lea quo. OF which the
prcscn, Finance Minister. Dr. Trcmb
is leader, another body calling itself
tho League of characterization of tn.
Army and li,iic class groupH claimin.;
i" champion thc interests Of shop
Keepers. the agricultural population o.
the police. The, campaign Ia already
~ progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
WILL AID STAMP SALES
Association for Preservation of tir.inia
Antiquities To Attend Patrinti-
Mass Meeting.

Airs. j. Taylor E!!yaon. president OF
The Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities. yesterday called
on all members OF that organization to
participate in lite war savings drive.
She said:
'Th" Associa ION for the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities is among the
oldest patriotic orSa IizatiouS i'm the
state: its members are personally en-
gagged IN tho various activities organ
lied u win the war.
No ono Of these activities i more
important than that which the National
war Savings Committee Of Richmond
has called upon oar pcoplc TO perform.
Il u CT cforc urgently request that all
members Of the association attend the
patriotic mass meetings in their various
precincts on June Is. National War
Savings stamp Day. at the hour dcsilc-
mated ~ tic chairman OF the commit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


The funeral OF Paul McRac VIII take
mace from tho undertaking rooms OF
J.. I. Christian. Io12 l:as; Broad Street.
'hiS morning at / o-c:OcN. The inter
uent viii be made in Shockoc Gene
terry.
MIR. McRac was United states mar
fhal at Shanghai. China. and died al
sen on his return trip from the East.
The body reached san Francisco last
Tuesday and was brough; at once TO
Richmond
Mv McHae was for TWO sessions "a
member o: the House of DELEGATES
"hcrc he represented thc Counties nC
Cumberland and Buckingham. lie was
appointed United States marshal a.
shanghai about three years ago
MI McEa" Who WAS unmarried. was
about tprtN-Sc"cn wears old. AMI lived
IN Cumberland County Ills parents
nowcvcc. are both buried in. Shockoc
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
ARRIVALS IN FRANCE
"anS Young Richmondcr- Reror, .,f.
journey Through sub
marine Area

Az. I II, Mrs = Walton II E,.'
NY 'noNsr County. haN" rrcoi,cd
M"I' "i 'he safe arrival overseas Of
nen son NSnhy v Walton formally
S'4 7,h 70 Iamp Lee
hraibn- "nhrnN mas NOTICED his
Siroft' 81 nus arrival overseas lie
vas formerly IN tho drug business ia
''irh'no!l
H. -. Ihomas 81 tic loca! post onics
mas ttcH'Nrd word Of III" safe arrival
~ ~, r.Ise"S 81 ,s BROTHERS. Earl Allison
v "1,,!"a anu INSh Howard Jones. of
",,.''nl
-, cur" fHcN haN" received
go; ". i', E"i' ARRIVAL oTcrsca. of
,n,,,i. 'HN Frlc". VINO was
,.r;.,., ',d"pu'" al. amp lcc
NOTICE -, ',...'.'oN" nay" received
C,nnheli -, .'""h' Horace
:, in,,,t, ~ arr val In France.
,.icc 49,, ''','I 'n.i+'fd for SER
GINA Wilitar al the Viz
CIV is San ,.-.,.,..N' us native
ents. Mr. ana NJ. ms par
30, ist W amphcll, are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
Friday Set Apart as
War Savings Day
Final Dash Of Pledge Dripc
Committee in Richmond
Begins This Morning.

liy proclamation Of President Wilson
next Friday. June IS. is set apart for
u nation -wide demonstration in support
OF tho war savings stamps loan TO the
government. and in Richmond there will
begin this morning the final dash Of
the pledge drive committee preceding:
National War Savings Day.
Before next Friday night The active
forces in the field expect TO have the
signatures of every man. woman md
child in Richmond 10 war SAVINGS
pledge cards Organization of the
workers has been perfected and the
Dash VIII be we'll under Way before
noon to-day.
Divisions OF the forces are operating
under generals" who were appointed
ny the Richmond committees, OF which
Henry T. Litchford is director and T..
Milford Crutchheld assistant director.
Colonel Andrew J. Gray is chairman OF
me "riNe committee. which is immc-
dlate 3 directing the Intensive CAMPAIGN
which terminates Friday
ne generals in command y6f tho
various divisions in the ia to-day
arc: William H. Ada jefferson
Ward; Judge Ernest * Wells. south
side o: Madison Ward: r. w. Wilson
north sid" of Lee Ward: y. G. o'Fiaher
" south size OF Ice Ward. and r.
Cray iiaddon. Clay Ward The gen
erals form subcommittee. which is
$50. -. 80 - '"H 'ol' SHalrma n.
go 'HHe w saunders. vice chairman
Eci"cSt * made by the leaders a,
ne piS drive that all other or-aniy,
IONS IN the city refrain from holding
meetings % ans kind on the day named
~ inc Pres!d dents n-oclamaiion; so ,ha,
'hcre may be nothing to prevent ,nc
ne'p.e from responding to the call OF
resi- dent Wilson for a na,innvi,Ic Oh
NerNancc OF %atonal War Savings p,,.
next Friday.
MEETING OF the Richmond commit
90 o! INC national organization will he
nr'u on the roo. OF the Westmore:,rd
~" thursday night AT. $50 o'clock.
;. ..,rors and representatives o. all the
var work organizations that
,c" IN TINS drive arc invited 10 ,nHot
W'th pirocto" Lit"hforci. CHAIRMAN
ICY ana their associates OF tho cxeru.
1--WE BODY in the club roof garden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
War Savings Stamps
Transporting Whisky.

Lewis Booze and Thomas McHr!dc.
both colored. were caught carly yes
;crday morning At 'Fwcnty-thjrd and
Franklin Streets after lccinG from
m automobile. and locked UP AZ the
First Police station charged with
transporting liquor. Two others in tn"
car, who made good their escape. are
being hunted FOR by tho police The
automobile contained aixty-acvcn and
p!ntS OF WHISKY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
" HERE ARR: THE FORCES
OLE RIEN'EENI- NE,SS .

mere arc our righteous forces to-
"aN me righteous have become in
active We arc ccasinc To disciple
You christian men and women must
race me challenge. In your silent in
activity, Richmond will wax worse ana
Morse Wick edncss is organized. 'lc,
Nouf night 50 shine. Yc are the salt
fc are the light OF the world What's
inc matter with Richmond"
What is our weapon some one
says TN" allot. Yes. but not vet If
kichmond = made clean il will be made,
clean by The power that made Won re-
*H"'' Yourself that made YOU clean
~ n" !ospcl Of Jesus Christ know
IN" ballot IS e force. but there IS some
ming stronger. We want something
- max" the bailn, clean.
II Is not for Us preachers TO think
"i stopping 10 law enforcement
iack-hcarted politicians laugh at Ms
When Nc 'rosolute'-Wheu NC apnoint
committees Bat they quake when w.
thunder the Gospel of Jesus Christ
from our pulpits like John The BAPTIST
preaching.
Men, VIC have weapon. Tho
IoSp'l Of Jesus Christ is the power OF
Goa under salvation Let's stop our
patent medicine remedies we have q
sure curo-Jcsus Chris, There is
~ non" other name given among men
whereby VIC must he saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
Find Liquor Hurled on Farm.

HcrgchnIS GoIdNbN ana ShOcmaiicr.
county Policeman Moore and Special
Agent Beattic, Of the Prohibition De
par;mcnt. raided the farm OF T. ~
baseball. on the Williamsburg Road
about sixteen miles from Richmond
Yesterday. ana seized IA pints Of
whisky which had been buried on the
farm. I!aschal, was taken TO the Hen
rico County Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24

Miss Euialia NJ Boyle. daughter OF
the late =. T.. Boyle. died at ST. Eliza
beth : Hospital on Saturday night at
O'Clock. aged thirty years She il, sur
vivcd by her mother. Mrs. c. VI. Boyle:
three sisters. Miss Harry t. Boyle
sister MARY Joseph aud sister Mary
Regina, Of Monte Maria Convent, and
one brother. Thomas +. Boyle, Jr
United States naval reserve force. Flu
neral arrang cmcnts have not been an
nounccd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
tnmris DO Thcir MT.
Ry Associated Press ]

'Ai'io. Juno @3.--Thc Importance of
chmo'. IN transporting war supplies
across inc deserts has officially been
recognized by tho Sultan of Egypt.
"Pccia' medals were conferred recent
~ upon native members of the camel
corps Tor war services at exercises
al "h'ch INC presentations were made
by the sultan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24

BOSTON: June 23.--Two women were
running for car. One wore a Woo.
womahs uniform and the other did not
Thc conductor waited for the pretty
YOUNG yc"gri and then. ding. ding"
lac left the other behind fnw MN
Itos later the ycogirrs hat blow off.
The conductor stopped the car and
ran back after the hat :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
son,Lcrn. Farming, Show increase.

Estimated operating revenues Of tho
southern hallway .yatcm for the Soc
cnh week In June aggregated $2,537,-
Ai2. as compared with actual earnings
Of }2.lv2,7o7 for the corresponding week
OF last year. showing an increase Of
3@t.G85, according to figures an
nounced ynntcrdJy by Comptroller a.
". Plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
Council to,um,,,...

~ 'OWN0II CUml,llflr, ~, I,,,,,I,-
"H'u'nSS 'ropcr,tcs and Utiii,ics I'm
r"-Ih"rTow night at o'clock
.'I ''"i matters OF minor ir.pori
80 Ml' DC coMsid"rcd The ,,iai,n.
-. ou,n'''te" Is also scheduled to nnct
rn,,.i,, ." ~ O'Clock. but ii has only
''"''he matters for consideration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
GRAND JURY EXPECTED
TO MAKE REPORT TO-DAY
Will Convene This Morning at 10
O'Clock to Review Final
Draft.
INDICTMENTS ARE EXPECTED
Federal Raid and Statements rs 10
Number of Soldiers Infected Here
Stir City TO Demand Clcan-Up of
Conditions.

The grand Jury OF the liuStiucs Court
convcncs this morning At 10 o'clock
and it Is generally expected VIII com
pcte its report during to-day Re-
ports about the City Hall indicate that
the work of the grand jurors WAS prac-
tically completed last week. but that
before returning Indictments il was de-
cided % confer again with Mayor Aims
lie and 10 Summon former chief OF
Police J. Il H. Sowell. Both wer. be-
fore The jury on Friday.
This sam. ,lrrcnt raunri indicates
that AS a result OF mes, conferences
son,e drastic Recommendations In the
rough draf, OF the rcpgrt we're either
eliminated or softcued Dth,r rcDorts
navr il. however that as u result OF a
nrobo which hos continued ucal.lv four
weeks. tho grand Jury viii return a
number OF indictments ana a report
which Nil. review Thoroughly nanor,
gambling ard vice conditions. and VIII
attempt to place tn. blame for the Ian
cnforccnl, mt Of these and other law
GRAND JURY HAS
I>EI'r ITs OWN COUNSEL
AS a matter Of fact. however the
grand jury has been unusually success
Jul in Keeping IFS own counsel Lit
tie or nothing has leaked out OF the.
PROCEEDINGS. and while it l. known
who have testified. Tho nature OF their
testimony has not been made public
and the witnesses themselves have bcen
cautioned not 10 talk
Several men whose names haN" been
mentioned To connection With bootleg
rinS operations lave been BEFORE the
grand jury and SO secured 'mmunity In
The event that their statements inCrim-
mated themselves. How far the jury .
will DC impressed with this evidence. .
or how far it implicates those in ofii-
cial position remains to be seen These
revelations began following . po"!room .
Il :. 'is u. 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
CIVIL FORCES WILL NEVER
MAKE RICHMOND CLEAN
Minister Says City's Regeneration
Cannot BE Expected From
Those in Power.
MUST BE ACTIVE
Not Only Must There BE Larger
Electorate, but the Ballot Itself
Must BE Made Clean by influence
OF Christianity.

|. Preaching from jeremiah sill. 81. Rev.
John y. Tate. pastor o; Cowardin Ave-
nue. Christian Church. spoke to his con-
,rcgation in South Richmond las: night
Of civic conditions in Richmond "a the
present time Can the Leopard Change
Ills Spots" was the subject of MIR.
Tatcs sermon. and his text was pccu-
larry applicable to the unfortunate
state Of the city's civic affairs. The
passage quoted was can the Ethiopian
change his skin. or the leopard his
spots" Then may We also 10 good who
are accustomed 10 do evii@'
The cv, forces Of this city will
never make Richmond clean" declared
thc pastor. following his Introductory
remarks in which he brought out the
power OF association. habit and cnvi-
ronmcnt in a physical sense. which he
said. was Just as applicable in a moral
and spiritual sense "Rcmcmbcr The
parable Of the soIcd girdle." he con-
tinued. It was soiled. ruined forever.
IF we confess that the Mayor and
The poiiCc authorities have no disposi-
ton 10 cas-: out evil why demand that
The evil be corrected by those very
men" They arc fixed In their avenue
o! life. 10 change in action and not
~ heart is an impossibil!ty. Remember
the divided rouse. ThH children OF this
world are too wise for that,
Nor Will the unSod'y citizenship OF
Richmond seek TO have n changed city.
Gan an Ethiopisu change his color
10 YOU expect all of this to cease sim
ply because an order has gone ont tina,
somebody is going TO put the lid on"
p;d the Puritans stop praying i'm
France because tho guillotine was be-
fore them? Did Daniel dispense with
his private dsvotions when nc knew
the cdtct was signed: He could not:
Nor can The forces OF evil stop when
merely ordered u do They cannot
arrest themselves