Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 124, 6 April 1917 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1916

Hats

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Pretty

A sports hat which advertises Its use ornamentally is this of loosely woven fibre straw in dark red. It swoops downward at an angle guaranteed to "flatter" its wearer. Blue faille dotted In red swathes the crown and tennis racquets in Burgundy red bone gaily deck it, extending above the top. When a hat rolls back abruptly from the face It can be guaranteed to add charm and piquancy to the wearer's appearance If It is at all becoming. To make sure that this brown hemp hat shall have a really triumphal air of prettlness, a wreath of gree enamel laurel leaves Is also used.

AL KUTTER HASTENS TO BECOME CITIZEN UNDER "OLD GLORY"

Al Kutter, of Boston, Ind., formerly a member of the Richmond police department, has discovered that he is not an American citizen but is, technically, a citizen of the French republic. "I came to Richmond today to look Into this matter. I am a red hot American in fact but not in reality, I have discovered," Kutter said. "You can take it from me, though, that I will be a regular American just as soon as I can get out my papers." Kutter was born under the Frenoh flag in the now German province of Alsace-Loraine. Following the FrancoFriiBBian war, when France was forced to cede Alsace-Loraine to Germany, - Kutter's father refased to bwear allegiance to the kaiser and he came to America. Al Kutter was then a very small boy. He now discovers that his father never became a naturalized American. Kutter is of course jubilent that America has now joined forces with its ancient ally, France, for he believes this means the restoration of the land of his birth. Alsace-Loraine, to French sovereignty. Kutter served three years in the Indiana national guard, as a member of the Richmond fire department and as a member of the police force.

GIVES ILLUSTRATED LECTURE

An illustrated lecture will be given to grammar school boys at the Y. M. C. A. tonight at 7 o'clock by Boys' Secretary Williams. The lecture will be on Henry Van Dyke's story, "The Other Wise Man."

PURDY CLOSES LECTURES

Dr. Alexander Purdy's fourth lecture to teachers of boys' Sunday pchool classes will be postponed from tonight to next Friday night. This is the last of the series and was postponed because this is spring vacation week at the college.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

T. P. A. Prepares Open House for U. C. T. Meeting

Following quickly upon the announcement that the Elks' Club would open its parlors for a ladies' reception during the Grand Council of the United Commercial Travelers to be held in Richmond during the third week in May, comes the announcement that Richmond Post of the Travelers' Protective Association would hold "Open house" during 'the entire period of the traveling men's convention. President Highley of Post "C" will appoint a committee for the occasion and the T. P. A. will give the U. C. T. delegates and visitors a royal reception. A joint meeting of the members of Quaker City Council , No. 27,, U. C. T. and all the ladies' committees' will be held in the Council rooms of the or: der on Saturday evening at 7 o'clock! the early hour being due to the importance of the meeting and the number of details to be considered. Invitations to attend the convention will be extended to vice-president of the United States Marshall, as well as Governor Goodrich. A number of the supreme officers of the order have also expressed their determination to be present. A call will be made upon all business institutions of the city to decorate with the national colors as well as the emblems of the order. A parade of all visiting Councils will be given on Saturday morning, while the grand ball, a feature of all traveling men's conventions, willbe given on Friday evening. '

CASH REGISTER MAN TO DELIVER LECTURE

REV CHAMNESS TO SPEAK

The Rev. J. P. Chamness will preach at the Fairview Methodist Episcopal

church Sunday evening. He will con

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church, at Boston, Sunday evening.

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PRESIDENT ISSUES

Continued Prom Page One. from the United States until he shall hare received such permission as the president shall prescribe or accept under order of a court. Judge or justice under sections 4069 and 4070 of the revised statutes! 'V.r . J 1 No Allen Shall Land. , , , ,"(10) No alien shall land in, or enter the United' States except under such restrictions and at any. such; places as the president may prescribe. , "(11) If necessary to prevent violation of the regulations all alien enemies will be obliged to register; , "(12) An alien enemy whom there may be reasonable cause to believe to be aiding or about to aid the enemy or who be at large to the danger of the public peace or safety or who violates or who .attempts to violate or of whom there is reasonable grounds to believe that he is about to violate any regulations to.be promulgated by the president or any criminal law of the United States, or of the states or territories thereof, will be subject to summary arrest by the United States

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