Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 188, 26 June 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM A&P gukTELGfiAM MONDAY; JUNE 26, 1910 PAGE THREE CONGRESS SET TO MEET CRISIS ABSEtlGE OF DAt)D DISAPPOINTS CROWD JOHW C. BCCKMAW, CQnOFQAOO; ' Investigate Chiropractic for that old Chronic Trouble. Kndlcabcrs Annex, 2nd FIoct. I Phins ction - With iweather coBitioas i4eaJ, & large crowd of people ewrse4 to the parks of the city yesterday A large gathering had assembled the band stand at Glen Miller part, berth of the pavilion and were 4isap1ditd in not being able to ea joy a eencwrt as has been the custota of tits past few years. ': All funds with the exception of the donation' to '. be made ttom the firet car company, have been raised to secure the band for the summer. WASHINGTON. June 26. With buswesB like , gravity congress settled down to meet tte legislative problems growing out of the Mexican difficulties. An atmoephcre of tense solemnity pervaded the House and Senate chambers today and the capitol cloak rooms and corridors as the law makers cleared the way. for . legislation , dealing with: . . ... The drafting of the national guard called to the colors Into .the service of the United States, under a resolution already passed by the House and now before the Senate. The supplying of the sinews of war to the expense, of millions of dollars necessary to meet the expenses of the campaign. rsH Feint ARE THE BEST , ; 2.25 Gallon s DR. JORDAN READY FOR PEACE PARLEY iO Colors to Select From Costs More Worth it 4 SOLD BY

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COLLEGE SPEAKERS TRY FOR MEDALS

INDIANAPOLIS, June 26. Twelve

college orators from eight states will ! apeak in an oratorical contest this afti ernoon, which will feature the first days' session of the Anti-Saloon League of America. . ' Conferences of state delegations and committee meetings were other business of the day. Among the notables to arrive today were Richard Yeats, former governor of Illinois; Malcolm Patterson, former governor of Tennessee, and Evangelist' Sam Small.

KNOLLENBERG WILL DELIVER ADDRESS

Bernhardt Knolenburg will review the observations that has has made during the last year while taking a course in International law concerning "England and the International Law," at the regular Brotherhood meeting of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church tonight.

GOVERNOR ELEVATES FRED B. JOHNSON

IXDIANAPOLIS. June 26. Fred B. Johnson v;;s today appointed a lieutenant, in the First Regiment by Governor Ralston

ABSOLUTS EMBARGO PLACED ON FOODS

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. June 26 An atoolute omb.irgo on all supplies into Mexico went into effect at the local cus-v.-.i-i IIouso today. Three car loads of fU iir consigned to C'arranza's army t.i lh"! -outh v.xrc hold up today.

mm m beady, FOR PEACE. PAULEY

WASHINGTON, June 26. Minister Calderon of Bolivia following a conference with Secretary Lansing said, the time Is not ripe for mediation between the United States and Mexico.

The area of Roumania is slightly less than that rf New Vark and Massachusetts combined.

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EL PASO, Tex., Juno 26-Prcf. David Starr Jordan, one of the mcabertj of the peace committee appointed by the American Federation against allltarism, arrived here today from California just when the var fever was burning the brightest. Ho displayed telegrams from William Jenn'.njs Bryan , and Frank P. Walsh, the other American conferes 6tating that they .would soon be here for the arbitration conference. The three Mexican conferees also are enroute. . SCOOT TROOP HIKES

Mo :-Lu.ken "& & 630 Main St. Phone 1213,

Next to Pint National Bank.

Moran Trains for Hoosier Bearcat

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Troop 2, Boy Scouts under the direction of Lewis Kinley took a hike yesterday east of the city. They held signal practice along the banks of Whitewater river. ; Mr. Kinley told the scouts that Kenneth Dollins and Homer Meyers are about ready to complete the second class examinations. A meeting will be held Friday night at the home of William Eggemeyer.

LABOR FIGHTS WAR

If you have not noticed that THE DAYS ARE GETTING SHORTER . j You certainly need glasses. Therefore see ' EDMUNDS, Optometrist

10 North Ninth St

PnoiM 2785.

.. WASHINGTON,- June 26 Colonel Martinez, special representative of the Mexican Federation of Labor, today applied to the American Federation of Labor to use its influence with the United States and Mexico from going to war. Gamuel Gompers, president of the Federation refused to say fhat action would-be taken.

Kate Casey has retired on pension after thirty-seven years as matron of the Union station, Columbus, Ohio.

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VOTES TO RECOMMEND NEW NAVAL BILLS

"WASHINGTON, June 26. Senate naval affairs sub committee consisting I rf ConntAr Tillman IV a t con onH T rc &a (

after a conference with, naval experts today, voted to recommend completion in three years the proposed five year $5,000,000 program of sixteen battleships construction.

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These pictures of Frank Moran, the Pittsburg heavyweight, were t;ken at his training campt White .Sulphur Spring, N. Y., where he is gct'.ir irc chspc f-r his to:i rcu-?cl b2it!e with Jack Dillon, to bz staged ' in Brooklyn Jure 29. .The h'3 picture shows Frank at his stomach reducing excrcic?. The insert shows him as he locks now. "The sun and wind have brought cut a remarkable crop of freckles -en hie face.

MORROW JOINS ARMY

Harry Morrow, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Morrow, Chester, and brother of Dr. R. D. Morrow, has enlisted as quartermaster, of Columbus National Guard. . .. , :'. . . He was formerly an express messenger with a route through Richmond. He made his last run, Thursday of last week His parents are planning to visit him at the Columbus training station some time before he is forwarded to the front. ...

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6 rAlKS JbALlir-

' Timothy Nicholson -isr planning to attend the Anti-Saloon laegue meeting in Indianapolis Wednesday. Rev. J. J. Rae is also planning to- attend some of the sessions . and Rev. !.'ilo S. Hinckle will probably attend the last few meetings.

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ROOF FILLS PULPIT

Rev. C. C. Roof, Bradford. O.. will preach at the First English Lutheran church next Sunday, morning. Edgar

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STRANGERS ARE INVITED.

A special invitation" is being extended to 'the strangers I in ' Richmond to attend the mid-week prayer service at the Reid Memorial Presbyterian church;, corner Eleventh .'and North A streets, next Thursday, night. -

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- The Y...M.. C. A. restaurant will be closed, tomorrow noon . and evening -so -that- the- special banquet of the Twelve-Six club may be prepared.

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