Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 120, 1 April 1915 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1915

GIVE HONOR TO BISMARCK

BERLIN, April 1. Patriotic demonstrations were held throughout Germany today in memory of Bismark, the 'iron chancellor," whose birthday this is. - Remembrance of the military achievements of Bismark at a time when Germany was plunged in war, gave to the ceremonies today an impressivenes8 they have not hitherto had. A wreath was placed upon the "iron chancellor's" tomb in the name of the army and the navy by the ministers of war and marine, expressing thereby "the inextinguishable thanks fqr the immortal merits of the great chancellor." x In the conclusion of his letter ordering the placing of the' wreath Emperor William said: - "I am firmly confident that the Almighty, against all enemies threatening the fatherland,' will . continue to protect the lives of the servants and the successors of the great Kaiser William I." Pictures of Bismark, draped . with crepe, were seen everywhere.

CONFIRMS SENTENCE

WASHINGTON, April 1. The , sentence of dismissal imposed by a court martial on John P. Marko, second lieutenant, has been confirmed by President Wilson. Marko was found guilty of having become violently drunk, He was was apointed to the military academy at St. Paul and graduated last year.

Pretty Debutante of British Court

SOCIALISTS PUBLISH "THE OTHER SIDE" TO EXPRESS VIEWS

School Boys and Party Members Do Typographical Work for First Issue of New Publication. - "The Other Side" made its appearance in the Richmond field of publications last night. ;. "The Other Side is the organ of Richmond socialism. It has a circulation of 5.000. The editor is C. L. Summerson. Karl T. Holliday is busi

ness manager and W. C... Ricker Is circulation manager. The paper was gotten out entirely by four school boys, a tinner, an undertaker and a carpenter, who set the type, fed the little press and composed the articles. Owing to the inexperience of the force, the first issue la not typographically perfect, but the local Socialists are proud of the publication and will continue to issue it weekly. ; ; The paper is in pamphlet form, two columns to a page and about eight inches in length. It contains no advertisements.

HUERTA WILL RETURN

WASHINGTON. April 1. New worries were added to the burden of the administration arising out of the Mex-

MINES HIT OUTPOST

PARIS, April 1. Successful mining operation by the French troops are reported in the statement from the war of ice today. One of these sesuited in the destruction of a German observation post. In the Forest of La Petre all German counter attacks have been repulsed by the French and near Parroy a battion of Lanwehr sufered heavy losses.

ican situation because of the report that V. Huerta, who forced the United States to , seize Vera Cruz before iie would leave the presidency, has sailed from San Lopez, Spain, for Mexico.

Since the war began at least 1,200 j

English Boy Scouts have been assisting the coast guards.

CHARLES CHAPLIN1 Is Here TODAY OONT MISS HIM. The j Greatest of All Screen Scream Comedians Is Seen In a Hilarious Farce, "IN THE PARK" He's Coming Again Next Wednesday in "THE CHAMPION" Said by all the metropolitan papers to be the funniest picture ever filmed. TOMORROW A Beautiful 3-Reel All Star Feature. "The Siren of Corsica"

PALADIUM WANT AOS. PAY.

One of the most beautiful debutantes the British court will have whenever the war is over ind another court is held will be Lady Mary Hamilton, of the Duke and Duchess of Abercorn. Her mother was Lady Rosalind Cecelia Bingham, daughter of the Earl of Ducan and she will have social sponsors which will include the Duchess of Marlborough and the Marchioness of Landsowne, both relatives.

ELUDES BRITISH.

MADRID, Spain, April 1. Dispatches from Las Palmas state that

the German liner Macedonia, which escaped from that port after being interned has eluded the British warships and is enroute to South America.

. The entire white population of the British empire is less than the population of the German empire, and rather larger than that of Japan.

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