Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR
GREET SONS OF ITALY

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Co. SGproir" \"u-raD Die John NJ hi SI-
''N''". at philadelphia. aud told him
q" =" - far - he liked"
'nr gathering ar"und tho b.nui,.;
tables last micht was Il notable ON.
Reside the Governor .nd ,h4 NAM,
"'m"''S ~ thu supreme lodges from
many sections of The country were
present aud nearly all Of them were
''i'"d Guuu 10y ToaStmastcr y a.
N"rd.nl to speak The :home o,
'!I tn" speakers was that better chi
@"nNhip may hr maintained hv IN.
Summation Of TIA" Bolshevis,iC nrnn-
Uganda. ana ihat tn. main objcc, of
n" Organization was To instiIl into
'"e italian the real principles ana
wa" "St> "' IA" government of til.
tnit"d states
Suprcm" Venerable III Silvcs,ro *.
pressed the ltca IN his r.Sronsc +.
"a" speeches OF tho Governor ANA
'h" Mayor. when he said: The order
stands for Am"ricanism. and il re.
tANs with pride tho work ,hut /, has
d"ic Tor greater America ia time OF
N"r as MHIi Us IN time OF peace W..
NH'" VIVA \mcricaniSm means 1t
STANDS tor pure and noble ideals.
\m"'Ica has proven ,that To h..
Tact ana is proving II every day in
many ways Had Amcricanism not
"'cn a nigh and noble ideal. Amer
-" would not exist today. Their.
would not u" that wonderful nation.
UNITY "N!StinS among people ~
q n"r"ut rsce> and OF different creed
scattered throughout the srca, length
''"d breadth "f this land
Has Two Essential Aims.
The order has Two essential aims
IN" WONDERFUL spirit OF Americ, and
US institutions. aud To HAY. them
participate with a feeling Of civic
:cSr"nN'itMty !" the political l.f.
"' inc ldn". :" accomplishing "A pa
I t!oIc duty which America has a
right I" expect from the millions Of
r'ori" who select this as thci, land
80 adoption .\nd. second. To- keen
tn" cultural relations with the land
"i their o-iGin"
Mayor Nin'l!c said At the banquet
MAJ u" i"lt sympathetic with the
NECESSITIES and. as they had born.
u" ms speech at the afternoon scs-
sion h." would not iunict "A second
upon thom ct this time. although he
would say that H. was struck uuitc
'"r'ihIy WIKI tho doctrines of the
order. which left religion and pnli.
'lcs o";. ana whIch We're dcsigned
almost entirely to place the Italian.
H." matter "hat his religion or no
''ti,"l inclination. upon the le>e!
"hh ia" true american patriot.
'tAe' speakers Ncr" Common
"eaith's Attorney pave Sstt.ri.IJ
who r"terr.d Ia an Italian .nudJi."
u" hhd for year during the war
'nd VIII" was killed in sy~, ice. as
.ypl,"i II ia" Friendship Of inc
Itdiian. hardly knew wh. ;, real
if't"" Was uutii met my 'nu,ldic
fri'r hon.ui' said Mr. Sat:erncld
tie Was - true aud IS uublc IS Won
mas" them PRESIDENT / ] MnrcI,c.
"i tn Chamber 90 Commerce.. who
N.h the chamber extended tn. hand
"i fellowship =" tn" delegates. aud
'"b'G attention TO tho fact ,hat some
Of the most active members OF IN.
'ham"cr were Italians. and James V.
'rchN, of Norfolk. who said H.. knew
me virginia Italian better than any
"ih'r man not an Italidn. In the
STATE When my fricuds. the
Italians. call upon me-" he said.
their request is a command ina;
's why ! am here tonight Th. viz
-'n'a Italians arc among tho b,st on
earth. and know it,
others Who SPOKE.
Members of ;hc orgaui.,i!rp vbo
SPOKE were: State senator ,odlo.
| New YORK. city. Dr - RariiccIli.
cleveland. ohio; l. Milo baltimore.
"iN supreme Venerable John ~ Sn-
N"s'r". Philadelphia. Newly elected
Grand Venerable ~ O. NnrGini. AT tho
conclusion 81 the speaking. told the
BODY he would do his hes, 20 iusti,l
MT" 'he Italians OF Virginia. of
whom there arc about 5000. the
principles Of the order
1h' officers installed Yesterday arc:
+" Nard!nt Louis Corricri. T. Fec
''no" y 'arli. T.. Houini. Antonio
'Trr 20. Nj" Eiportciii Nicol. Fer
nhz"" Mrs Rosa Shelf. Miss \dcIe
Montague Mrs. ~ stag ana Mrs \.
.Nrr@hi
The grand omccis Of the supreme
loGcc mauy OF whom are nor; at.
tending the meetings wiu hold two
~tHs'"nS today, They VIII transact
mp"rl""i business 10 Connection
"''h ''c "rS IMITATION throughout the
country ana win enact rules and
laws by which N, work OF the order