Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 185, 22 June 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1916

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PEACE OR DEPENDS Of! PERSHING'S REPORT, WASHINGTON ANNOUNCES

WASHINGTON, June 22. Whether the United States will declare war on ihe de facto government of Mexico ih a result of yesterday's battle at Carrizal will depend entirely upon the report of General Pershing. If it shall be shown that the troops of the Tenth tavalry, which suffered in the battle, were lured into an ambush and attacked without warning, as all of the unofficial reports seem to Indicate, officials declare that President Wilson's hand will have been forced, and that he must declare war against the Carranza government to uphold the honor and dignity of the nation. Congress expects such action. The leaders in both Benate and house this

WISTK UKTOND YEARS. Ke! Hho la looking around shi ants to flirt with you." "My boy, I'm already a member ol :ho Alimony Club."

An Agreeable Surprise. ' Thero aro many who have no relish for their meals and who must be very careful aa to what they eat. that would bo agreeably surprised if they were to take a few do3es of Chamberlain's Tablets. These tablets strengthen the ptomach and en..ble it to perform its duties naturally. Hundreds have testified to the great benefit they have derived from the use of these tablets. They only rout a quarter. Obtainable everywhere. Adv

afternoon were marking time, waiting the pleasure of the president. A special joint session will be arranged at fifteen minutes' notice, if he desires, to present the situation to congress and share with it the regponsibiUty for the final decision. But the last word to the leaders from the wh'.te house this. afternoon was: "We are still without any details, excepting those from Mexican sources. Until we know what took place no definite course of action can be outlined." The Mexican government assumed the initiative in the negotiations by demanding why the American trocps were at Carrizal where the battle took place.

BOARD OF REVIEWS HEARS FEW KICKS

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Three-Face Town No. 1

There are more optimists in Rich

mond now than there have been for many years. At least this is the opinion of members of the board of review. The board ! has been in session for three weeks i and only three complaints have been made. Last year by this time at least 400 had been made and before "the:

board closed its sessions, 600 complaints had been registered regarding unsatisfactory assessments. "General prosperity is the only cause I can find for it," said William Mathews, chairman of the board. "Even though tbe assessments are as high and in many cases higher than last year, property corners Sv..:m ' be satisfied with the reports of the township assessors and their deputies."

This Is the Motorist of Three-Face Town. Paste the drawing on a nice clean white piece of paper. Color each figure the same, using either your paints or crayons. After the work is dry, cut out each figure separately. Now fold in the centre

HUGHES MAY BREAK ... WITH G, 0. P. CHIEFS ON GRAVE PROBLEM

NEW YORK, June 22 Charles Evans Hughes came back to New York today from his frolic at Brown university and threw himself with full energy into campaign plans. Today was an open day for visitors

and Hughes was prepared to receive all comers. The knotty problem' of picking a campaign manager satisfactory to all factions loomed up as the biggest question before Hughes. An open break with the Payne-Penrose-Smoot steering committee, which has been consulting with Hughes on -the campaign manager question, seemed a strong probability before the problem is disposed of. 'Get together" conferences with Roosevelt followers will also occupy a large portion of the Republican nominee's' time before he goes to his temporary summer headquarters at Bridgehampton, L. I.

PERSHING DEMANDS CAPTURED SOLDIERS

EL PASO, June 22 According to an unconfirmed report received'here this' afternoon General Pershing with 3,000 men has arrived at a point near Ahum--ade and had sent an ultimatum o General Trevino, the Mexican com-; mander, threatening to attack the Mexican army unless the- troopers captured in the battle near there yesterday are given up. j

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each figure "back to back" so that j they will stand" up like v. Be j sure to save each one, as we are i to make the whole town. ! Next week we will cut a sailor. '

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MILITIA TO GATHER

INDIANAPOLIS, : June 22. After a conference this afternoon it was learned that Adjutant General Bridges will send out an order tonight to all guard companies who have reached minimum peace strength to come to Ft. Harrison immediately.

MISS JAMES SPEAKS

Miss Ruth James, Richmond, gave an address on "Everybody Is Doing It," at the booster benquet cf the twenty-fourth annual convention of of the Young Peoples' Christian Endeavor Union of the United Brethern church at Crawfbrdsville last night.

RAILROADS HELP U. S. TO MOBILIZE

NEW YORK, June 22. At the request of the secretary of war, the American railraws association has appointed a special committee on cooperation with the military authorities, consisting of R. H. Aishton, president of the C. & N. W.; W. D. Bester, president of the Central lines of New Jersey; A. WT. Thompson, of the B. & O.; and President Fairfax Harrison, of the Southern railway who will act as chairman of the committee.

MEX. AMBASSADOR ORDERED TO SEEK AN EXPLANATION

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QUESTION-

June 21, 1916 O. E. Dickinson, Richmond. Sir: Kindly advise 'me as to whose initial the groom's or the bride's should be engraved on a gift of silver tableware.

ANSWER-

WASHINGTON. June 22.Orders that he should "seek an explanation" of the movement of the American cavalry which resulted in their being attacked by the forces of Gen. Gomez at Carrizal, yesterday, were received

by Mexican ambassador designate Arredondo from Gen. Carranza. He will ask an appointment with Secretary Lansing to present his case.

DON'T LIKE NAME VILLA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. June 22. When the board of public works announced it was planning to build an $S,000 bridge over Pleasant "Run at Villa avenue, the board was flooded with requests to change the name of the street.

Richmond, Ind., June 21, 1916 Dear Madam: Your inquiry regarding the correct engraving for wedding silver has just been received. There is no set rule and authorities differ as to which is correct. It is argued by some that wedding presents are gifts to the bride and not to the groom, but it is the opinion of the majority that the groom's initial should mark the gift, for why should the silver that she will use in common with her husband all her life bear the initial of a name that is no longer hers? In fact, probably many of her guests would not be familiar with her former name. This latter custom prevails in the fashion centers of America and Europe, and has generally been recognized by us as the correct form, except, of course, where the gift partakes of a strictly personal nature, such as Toilet Articles, Jewel Cases, Photo Frames, etc., when the bride's initial is permissible. Thanking you for this opportunity of serving you, we remain, -. .: Very respectfully yours, VI" 0. E. DICKINSON r

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THERE'S ONE OF THESE STORES NEAR YOU-USE IT

CARTRIDGE PREMO No. 0 0 This little camera not only introduces to the public a line of Cartridge Premo cameras, but it also introduces a new size picture lKM-H inches and a new price standard for a dependable camera. It is made primarily as a camera for the children. Photography is an excellent recreation for the little folks. There is not only the fun which every boy and girl naturally will take in making pictures of their games, companions, and the like but it helps to develop young minds unconsciously to an appreciation of true art. While designed especially for the children, and so simple that any boy or girl can operate it, this camera is in no sense a toy but will mako satisfactory pictures for a person of any age. This Camera is offered at the special low price of only Films for the Cartridge Premo sell at 1 Or only XViU

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50c Boxes Stationery We offer regular 50c boxes of our best highgrade Stationary at

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" KO DAKERY9 5 The Helpful Little Monthly Magazine of Things Photographic, is given one year FREE to every purchaser of an Eastman Camera. To those who receive an Eastman Camera from the BANK for deposits of $25.00 or more during the present campaign, will also receive a Kodakery for one year upon request. Bring in the camera and we will attend to this for you. We shall also be glad to assist you in any possible way to make good pictures with this camera. We are at your service today, tomorrow, any time.

THE BABY'S BIRTHRIGHT Entitles Him to the Best of Everything This Earth Provides.

Nestle's Food 20c, 39c Mellin's Food 33c, 59c $5 size Horlick's Malted Milk . for $3.19 Eagle Condensed Milk .15c Castoria 25c Tasteless Castor Oil .15c Witch Hazel, pint bottle 19c Mennen's Borated Talcum ..15c Sterilized Nursing Bottles 5c Vacuum Bottles, for keeping baby's milk at right temperature 98c Nipples 5c Pacifiers 5c, 10c Big, soft Wash Rags 10c The above items are necessities in the household where there is a baby. Each and every store has a complete , stock of Baby, Foods and Supplies on hand at all times.

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75c MIDDY

DI AITCEC Made of resDLUUijLiJular Middy

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Child's 50c Rompers Made of galatea, Edon cloth, percales and ginghams 29c

50c Muslin Drawers Finest muslin, lace and emb. trim'd; reg. and extra size to 50 29c

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50c Kimono Finest ScoutJnn1TO percale, lightrll IlUlliJ

stripes & figures, checks; cut full, extra long, all sizes to 44. Spec! Tues.,

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50c Best Corsets Good quality coutil, 4 hose supporters, sizes to 30, spec'l Friday 29c

Child's 50c Gowns Finest muslin, lace and emb. trim'd, low neck and short sleeves 29c

2 CHILD'S 25c ROMPERS Of fine quality Chambray, well made and pretty trimmed, OQ 50c value 2 for LiUC

Ladies' 50c Silk Hose Finest silk fibre, black and tan, triple garter top, spliced OQ heel and toe LiUKs

Ladies' 50c Union Suits

Light weignt summer knit, no

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29c

50c Corset Covers Best quality muslin, 1 a c e and emb. trimmed, silk ribbon run, all sizes.

29c

O Yds 25c Standard OILCLOTH

New, fancy patterns, in sta n d a r d width; 25c value

2 Yards for CENTS

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Boys' 65c Knickers Heavy tan khaki, knicker 6tyle cut full, all sizes, Fri-

2 PAIR MEN'S OQ, SILK HOSE &UKs

Men's silk fibre hose, in black, tan. grey.

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HIGH GRADE CANDIES ICE CREAM and SODA WATER

Men's 50c Underwear Balbriggan shirts or drawers, short sleeves, ankle length all sizes

29c

Men's 50c Work Shirts, 29c Men's blue Work Shirts of fine quality chambray OQ all sizes Mtt

50c Boys' Blouses 29c Of fast color percale military collar or sport style. OA50c value ... dOK

50c Boys' Union Suits, 29c Of fine balbriggan, short sleeves, knee length, spe- nn cial at UOK,

2 Yds. 35c Marquisette Of fine quality in white or ecru, beautiful border, special 2 YARDS for

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SLOAN'S LINIMENT Don't rub; it penetrates; 25c bottle for.. 19 NUXATED IRON TABLETS Especially effective at this time of the year, $1 box for S9 'CUTICURA OINTMENT A medicinal healing salve of well-known ni e rit. 50c box 391 STILLMAN'S FRECKLE CREAM Thousands have improved their appearance by its use; 50c jar tor '--45

PARISIAN SAGE A hair tonic of exceptional merit, 50c bottle . -43 PEBECO TOOTH PASTE One of the leaders; regular 50c size. .33 FACE POWDERS Djer Kiss -.50 Java Rice 43 Satin Skin 19 Carmen -39 Gossamer -. X7 TALCUMS Mennen's 15C Corylopsis 15

D. D. D. FOR ECZEMA A doctor's prescription that is noted for its success, 50c bottle for 43 SAL H E PAT I C A Known and used around the world. 25c bottle . 19 PACKER'S TAR SOAP Unexcelled for the shampoo; fine for toilet use, 25c bar for.. X9 JAD SALTS There is nothing better for the kidneys and bowels; "5c box for GSc WAMPOLE'S EXTRACT OF COD LIVER OIL $1 bottle for ..89

GLOVER'S MANGE CURE The effective dandruff cure, 50c size for 45 CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS Fine for children; pleasant and effective; 50c bottle for 39 Smoke CIGARS that come from any of our 5 stores and you'll be smoking the best. We keep them in perfect condition at all times, having the largest and best line in the city.

75c Leather Hand Bags Black leather bags, lined, complete vanity fittings

29 c

Fines! Coats, Suits and Dresses

$16.50 Wool Nov. Suits Black and white checks, and novelties, full ripple flare, in sizes for misses and women, for only

$10.00 WOOL white chinchillas

COATS - S4.29

$12.50 SILK DRESSES All sizes S5.29

$8.50 Taffeta Dresses Newly arrived, of fine quality taffeta, black and colors.

$6.00 Sport Skirt, $3.29 Women's and Misses' Silk sport striped Skirts.

$3.00 Wash Dresses Finest summer, wash materials, poplins ginghams; ginghams, lawns and voiles, prettily trimmed; all sizes; full fklrt. S1.69

5 Pr. Men's 10c Sox, 29c Men's fine dress or work Sox in heavy or medium weight. 5 PAIRS FOR

29c

50c AUTO CAPS, 29c Women's misses' and children's Auto Caps, contrastingly trimmed. Special at ,

7c Standard Calico Light and dark patterns, perfect goods; 6 YARDS FOR

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