Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 53, 13 January 1920 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JAN. 13, 1920. ,
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SMASH RED FLAG, PSAYS WOOD, STEADY' TO BE WATCHWORD
PASSAIC. N. J.. Jan. 13. Smash the Ved flag; bar the nation's gates to undesirable Immigrants and Americanize the desirable ones; teach AmericanIsm In our schools and see that the teachers are properly paid and cared for; tolerate but one flag and one
language. These doctrines were urg
ed last night by MaJ. , Gen. Leonard Wood In addressing a meeting held under the combined auspices of the Y. M. C. A., the Y. W. C. A and the
Passaic Boys Club to raise funds for
a new club building In Passaic. - "There Is a good deal of uneasiness now In the country." said Gen. Wood. "This Is no time for new experiments.
This Is no time for new theories. This la no time for loose thinking. The
watchword of this country today should
be 'steady' and the slogan should be law and order, the rights of property,
the courts, the constituted authorities,
all of those things."
In regard to the schools, Gen. Wood
declared that the country had ''rather
gone to Bleep on the question of
" schools and colleges." After remark'
; Ing that the average college professor Is paid less than the aevrage skilled
, laborer, and the average country
teacher on the same par with a first-
class chauffeur, he declared that the best of the teachers were leaving the ' schools and that they must be brought
back at whatever cost.
' Turing to the question of language.
the general advocated one language
throughout the grade schools. "We
want to build up a certain national
solidarity, and there is no stronger in
fluence than a common language," he said. "Then again, we want to emphasize to every one that while there are equal rights and opportunities in (this country, there are also equal obligations."
merchants;-Dudley Elmer, of the bank ere; Dr. George B. Hunt, of Harry Ray post. American Legion; Joseph H. Mills, of .the manufacturers; Lewis E. Illff, of the Commercial club and Lieutenant Frank Benn, of Company K.
Richmond Friends Return From Atlantic City Meet . Twenty-five members of the Five Years Meeting and three representatives of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, which though allied In the Forward Movement Is not a part of the Five Years Meeting, attended the InterChurch World Movement conference in Atlantic City during the past week, making the proportionate representation of Friends higher than any other of the 42 denominations represented.
One thousand seven hundred and thir
ty-two delegates attended the confer ence.
The local Friends who have return
ed to Richmond are: Dr. Walter C
Woodward, editor of the American
Friend; Clarence Pickett, executive
secretary of the Young Friends board ;
Levi T. Pennington, director ot tno Forward Movement; Edgar H. Strana-
han, field manager, who proceeded to the west coast In the Interests of the
Forward Movement.
Two Years Ago Monday,
Day of Big Blizzard
Do you remember two years " ago
today Jan. 12, 1918? Of course you
do. Any one who lived through it
could not help remembering it. It
was the worst day that ever blew out
of the skies In Wayne county. As a
blizzard it had anything beaten 'that
the oldest Inhabitant could recall
snow hip deep, high wind, and 22 be
low eero. It was Saturday, and there
was no service on either the traction
Committee Will Consider . Guard Company for City
Following a meeting in the Commercial Club Monday night, at which Ad- : Jutant General Harry B. Smith, of the Indiana National Guard, told of the I need of forming a company in Richmond, a committee was appointed, ; representatives of various industrial ! and business activities to investigate rnd present plans for establishing a T company. Adjutant General Smith told of the purpose of the guard, and urged that a company be fornfed here. Emphasis was placed on the necessity of having
an organized company in every com
munity, to combat . with a national crisis should one arise.
- The meeting was called at the request of Captain Myron Malsby, of Company K, and he was appointed to investigate. Other members of the committee are: Will W. Reller, of the Rotary club; W. H. Romey, of the
Try This If You Have Dandruff
lines or the steam roads; the street
railway was In a state of total paraly
sis and the country roads were . so clogged , with drifts that the rural route mad carriers could not get beyond the city limits. Many of the stores made no attempt to do business.. The banks closed at noon and by 4 o'clock the entire downtown district had shut np shop and gone home to shovel coal. Will any inhabitant of Wayne county forget January 12, 1918?- Not soon.'
Masonic Calendar
Tuesday, Jan. 13. Richmond Lodge No. 196 F. & A. M. Called meeting. Work In Master Mason degree beginning 6:30. Wednesday, Jan. 14. Webb Lodge No. 24, F. & A. M. Called meeting. Work In Fellow Craft Degree beginning T:00 Clarence W. Foreman, W. M. Friday, Jan. 16. King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4 R. A. M. Called meet
ing. Work in Mark Master Degree beginning 7:00 o'clock.
Saturday, Jan. 17. Loyal Chapter
No. 49 O. E. S. Stated meeting.
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customer of a store is a partner in the enterprise and in a very real and personal sense, too. We may not share in the actual cash dividends enjoyed by the stockholders of these enterprises, because we get our dividends as we go long. All we need to do to reassure ourselves' on this point is to consider the prices charged by the store; to figure how much less the purchasing-power of a dollar
would be in Richmond were there no large stores serving crowds of people, were thereno volume-co-operation working to lower prices. With just which one of Richmond's good, stores are you now sharing profits? Remember, you need only invest time to begin to earn your dividends Just time enough to become a regular reader of the day-by-day announcements ot the stores as you
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