Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 297, 18 October 1912 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AX1 SUN-TEL.EUKA34. FUIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1912. JACK JOHNSON IS TAKENJUUSTODY Charged with the Abdliction of Young White Girl Infatuated with Him. MESSAGE PROMT, R, GIVEN BY JOHNSON Tells the Democrats They Must Keep on Fighting to the Last. A Panama Canal Lock g W. E. Jameson Dempsey Dennis

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ROOSEVELT IS TO , LEAVEONTUESDAY And Will Then Take Ten Days' Rest at His Home in Oyster Bay. (National News Association) CHICAGO, Oct. 18. Col. Theodore Roosevelt will leave Tuesday for Oyster Bay. He will then take ten days' rest and will re-enter the campaign for a strenuous, whirlwind finish. These plans were tentatively made today after the surgeons assured Mrs. Roosevelt that while theoretically the colonel would not be out of danger until tonight, he virtually had progressed so far that all danger had passed. Telegrams were today sent to Oyster Bay regarding preparations for receiving the colonel. These telegrams fixed the time of departure tentatively at Tuesday. It is barely possible that the start may be made on Monday. Col. Roosevelt expects to conduct the campaign from Sagamore Hill during the time his enforced activity continues. Mrs. Roosevelt, however, may veto the idea and may insist upon her husbands political work being confined to a few important conferences with the leaders of the party. . The usual big batch of telegrams flowed in today. More than fifty were received soon after daylight and these will be answered or dealt with as he may see fit by Secretary McGrath and Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., after there has been a brief conference with Mr. ' Roosevelt following the medical conference. ' " 1 Mrs. Longworth and Misa Ethel Roosevelt will be permitted to visit the colonel with several Chicago women friends some time during the day if the medical men find nothing in the patient's, condition to warrant apprehension. , The wound in the colonel's chest has healed to such an extent that there is only one chance in a thousand of his having any further trouble with it. So far as any Inconvenience from the wound is concerned the patient might now be walking about as he pleased.

TRIPLE DEFEAT TO BECKER'S DEFENSE Court Throws Out Important Testimony Introduced for the Defendant.

(National News Association) NEW YORK, Oct. 18. A triple defeat was inflicted On the defense In the trial of police lieutenant Becker, charged with the murder of Herman Rosenthal. . Immediately following the opening of the defense former district attorney, W. T. Jerome,. Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo and Frank Luban were called by Attorney Mclntyre, chief counsel for the defense, but the court would not allow their testimony to stand. When Mclntyre tried. to. discredit part of Jack Rose's story through testimony of Mr. Jerome the court sustained all the objections of District Attorney Whitman and the former district attorney could not get his atory. Next came Waldo, who testified that he Instructed Beck(er to Taid Rosenthal's gambling place and proceeded to further testify that Becker tried to get relieved of duty as bead of the "strong arm" squad, bat Ms evUUmce was ruled out as immaterial. The third defeat came when then dpttiHSe called Frank Luban, brother of SlpnrfB l.ubanf the criminal who tasti fifed, he bad seen the shooting of Roaentbal, and who identified the igtuunsn In open -court- aa the assassin. Luban was willing to repudiate his toeMMVto-stoiy, but all that he was alIOv& to swear to was that Morris Sbazircould not be believed under

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(Nation.) News Association) VIENNA, Oct. 18. In the first battle of the Turko-Servlan war the Turks met decisive defeat at Bardar Thursday, according to a telgranx, received from Belgrade this afternoon. The Turks were driven back and two Turkish blockhouses were blown up with dynamite. ' Fighting between the soldiers of the Balkan states and the Turkish empire extends clear across the Balkan peninsula.

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(National News Association) CHICAGO, Oct. 18. Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist, was arrested this afternoon on a warrant charging abduction. He was taken first to the South Clark street station and later to the municipal court, where he was released on bail. The charge was made in connection with the case of Miss Lucile Cameron, a while girl, aged 19. Mrs. F. Cameron-Falconet, the girl's mother, made the complaint. The girl is now in a cell in the South Clark street station, charged with disorderly conduct. The girl has not yet been booked by the police, the action being delayed to prevent Johnson securing bail for her.

BIBLE CLASSES ELECT OFFICERS

The opening of the Y. M. C. A. Bible classes this week resulted in the elec-

, tion of officers and outlining of plans i for the winter work. The work will be under the supervision of Boys' ! Secretary Herbert Pettijohn, who Is enthusiastic about the beginning of the l work. Richmond has always held one

of the foremost places among Bible workers and the work this year promises to surpass that of any previous year. The following officers have been elected. Spartans President, Russell Parker; secretary-treasurer, Emmett Faucett Mohawks President, John Foster; secretary-treasurer, Walter Jacobs. Black Hawks President, Jclm Meranda, secretary-treasurer, Garwood Grimes. Delphian class President, Ewart Bavis; vice-president, Mark Johanning; secretary-treasurer, Logan Keelor. Iroquois President, Russel Porter. K. K. Club President, Warren Meranda; secretary-treasurer, Winfield Urban.

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Hiram W. Johnson. Progressive vice presidential candidate, marched to the Grand Central station and then marched away again. They found no governor. Instead, Johnson, coming over another line, landed at another station, made his way in a taxicab to the BlackBtone hotel. When Johnson learned that he had eluded the pick of Chicago's police department he laughed heartily, declaring that there was no necessity for a guard. ! After conferring with Col. Roosevelt at the Mercy hospital. Gov. Johnson delivered a message from the , colonel at the meeting which he ad

dressed here this afternoon. The message was as follows: "You who are Democrats are recreant if you do not proceed with your fight. This is not a struggle for a day nor for a year, but for all time, it is not a cause of a fight involving one man or one office, but it is a fight for all the people for all the time. The price of your citizenship shall cause you to leave the confines of your own narrow circle and reach out and aid your fellow men. This is the cause which we are fighting for, and it Is the cause of the people."

SOPH ELECTION

At a meeting of the Sophomore class of Earlham college today the following officers were elected: Beery Cooper, president; Malcolm Campbell, vice president; Ruth Clark, secretary; Wallace Gifford, of Richmond, treasurerffl Lincoln Popoff, marshal; and

11. A. Kinnaman, vice marshal. Miss , Louise Moormon, of Richmond, was el1 ected as chairman of the social comi mittee.

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MADERO FACES SERIOUS CRISIS

(National News Association) MEXICO CITY, Oct. 18. Facing tho most serious revolt which has menaced his government since he became president, Francisco Madero sent an urgent message to congress today demanding authorization for a new loan of 120,000,000 to make war upon the allied insurgents. So strong has the opposition become however, In the house of deputies that It is regarded as doubtful if the message would receive serious consideration. Reports early today that the local garrison has revolted and soldiers were marching upon the national palace caused intense excitement. Thousands of citizens fled into the streets and surged toward the presidential palace, but a heavy patrol of mounted police suppressed serious trouble.

A CHURCH RALLY

No Sinecure. "Why Ho you keep pestering me fo money all the time?" demanded old Closeflst as his son begged for a few dollars extra. "TVhy don't yon go out somewhere and work for it?" "Gee. dad," replied the boy. 'is there any harder work anywhere than getting a dollar out of you?" Harper's Weekly.

Rally Day will be held at the Second Presbyterian church, Sunday, beginning with the Sabbath school hour, 9:30 and extending throughout the regular preaching hour, when the main service will be held. The general theme ia "America for Christ," which is illustrated and enforced with appropriate songs and recitations. Parents of the community are invited to come out and give the children the encouragement of their presence. Everybody welcome.

Paradoxical. Brown "Walking down this steep hill Is pretty trying, isn't it? Green It Is. Indeed; it is regular uphill work.

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