Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 192, 30 June 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE SO, 1916

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ilciiUd in u.uuui. 0I10R LOCAL FOLKS

MARRIED 50 YEARS

Mr, ana xr. ctio ruaMuu, wuu )red from Richmond to Tacoma, kh. nine year ago.' celebrated

fir golden annlvereary l"t Monday

fcclng. according to wora received

n H. Kennenohl. It wai given at

Y G. A. R. headquarters where more

Ln 150 of their friends ana relatives

rmbled.

t:ia hall was decorated with large

Vssea of ribbons, the color scheme

:ng gold and white. Streamers or ild were suspended from the side ams to the center of the hall, from irh hunit two hearts with "Lydia-

tan-50-1866-1916' inscribed In gold

Enter Bridal Party. At 9 o'clock, to the strains of the

edding march, the bridal party led

Tcddie and Julia Pleasants, grana-

hildren, bearing small baskets of nres, accompanied by Misses Bessie, idpn. Editb and Lydla Pleasants,

rrandcbildnsn, as bridesmaids, carry-

J fig ehowe uouqueis, 100 meir piaccn

binder te suspennea t nearts.; men

B mo te DXtu&i cuupie w. miy jcam ' r . .tvh tVioIr arm nd rlflnehtAlV Mrs.

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tm8 A. t leasanii m Dnaecm&iu auu mm Pleasants as best man.

i The following tribute was given the f . I. 1 V.U.I k "I AO.

ffifl COUpiB 1U UCUttll Ul IUO J. A. X.. We hardly know how to congratu-

a bride ana groom or & years,

it. w do. Prom the bottom of our ir.rts we wish you many years yet of

kpplneas together. The most signlfi-

knt feature or this nappy union is

e good blood and splendid training izy have given their children, and ey are rewarded by seeing the childn ktow up to useful manhood and

omanhood, honoring their parents

Y,d the community m which they

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The couple was presented with a ft of gold in behalf of the members

t (he John A. Logan circle, G. A. R.

Evan Pleasants was born in Indi

ra, Aug. 27, 1844. In 1862, he en-

ted in the Indiana state cavalry. 1863 and 1864. he re-enlisted in the

kvy and served until the end of the

Isr. He was marriea m uicnmona me 20, 1866, to Miss Lydia Hoskins,

ho was born in Wayne county.

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r'EXiGAri CAVALRY GATHERS AT GUZMAN '. - COLUMBUS, S. M June 30. Reports of heavy concentration of Mexican cavalry in the vicinity of Guzman resulted today In several truck loads of New Mexico militiamen dashing across the international boundary and bringing back toColumbus a large number of cavalry remounts which were being sent to General Pershing. The remounts were turned back northward at Phflomax and orders Issued for a quick' reconnoissanoe of the district near the American line of communication. Censorship here does not permit details of the precautionary steps taken. Today was the first time that national guardsmen have crossed the line. - NICHOLSON CHECKS THREATENED DEBATE ON FOREIGN ACTIONS

Grievances against nations were made known at the meeting of St. Paul's brotherhood last night following the address by Bernard Knollenberg. E. G. Hill believed that England has been right in several of her acts for which she has been criticised since the war. He acknowledged, however, that it mattered not what England did, he couldn't help but think that it was alio. K.. William Klopp took . an opposite stand in his belief that Germany had been Imposed upon from the beginning. He couldn't make himself understand that Germany had ever been wrong, he explained. Finally 'Timothy Nicholson "poured oil on the troubled ! waters" by saying that the whole affair was directly. In opposition to Christianity.

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OLillOSE: ADDITION WITH ELKS' ASSISTANCE

BROTHERHOOD ALTERS TIME FOR ELECTIONS

Officers for the St. Paul's Lutheran Brotherhood will be elected in September instead of at the first of the year as has been the custom. This wae decided last night. The reason for this is because the year really starts In September, after the summer vacation. The president was authorized to appoint a nominating and program committee. He will anannounce his selections Sunday morning.

To Keep Skin in Fine Condition All Summer

It would be much better for the skin j if little cream, powder or rouge were jimed during the heated term. Mixed fwith perspiration, dust and grime. 2 these things are anything but beauti

fying. Ordinary mercolized wax will

do more for the complexion ana witnout giving an oily, streaked, spotted or pasty appearance. It is the Ideal application for the season, as it not only keeps the pores clean, but daily rerf mVr which

have been soiled by dirt or weather. , By constantly keeping the complexion clear, white, satiny, it does more to- : vterd perpetuating a youthful counte-, ; nance than any of the arts or artifices commonly employed. One ounce of mercolized wax. obtainable at any drug Ftore, will completely remove the worst complexion. It is applied at night like cold cream and washed off in the morning. To keep the skin from sagging or , c rinkling, or to overcome such condition, there's nothing better than a face , bath made by dissolving 1 ounce powrired saxolite in pint witch hazel. Adv.

NEW YORK HEARS

Continued From Page One. pay his respects to Mayor Robbins. The cheers that greeted the Colonel who is in the forty-first year of active service stirred all over again the emotions o the New York soldiers. New York Times. The New York Times has the following account of this reception. Richmond, Indiana "ovation town" that turned out 9.000 children from a population of 30,000 to hail the Liberty Bell on its way to the St. Louis exposition in 1904, greeted the Seventh with almost as many this afternoon. After hearing that the Seventh was to pass through, Richmond in two hours organized a demonstration surpassing anything else the Seventh had seen since it left New York. Demonstrations continue in other Indiana towns. For a quarter of a mile along the station platform stood a double line of men, women and children, all waving flags and banners and singing martial airs which a band played. Flags were everywhere. As the train pulled out the throngs rushed to the sides of the coaches to shake the hands of the men and to shout encouragement and good wishes. The crowd kept up Its cheering until the train was out of sight. New York wept and was serious when the Seventh left; New Jersey and Pennsylvania were noisy, but apparently only half enthusiastic; Ohio as placid as the river that skirts its southern borders, opened its mouth only to gape; Indiana, judging from Richmond's greeting, is boisterously and sincerely patriotic.

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The large addition to the South Side Improvement Association's club house in Beallview park, wag formerly opened and dedicated last night. The association had as their guests for the occasion members of the Richmond lodge of Elks. No two organizations in Richmond are better Qualified to carry out a dedication than the S. S. L A. and the Elks, hence it goes without saying that the event last night was a howling success. Each organization Is subebarged with "pep," energy and enthusiasm, consequently when the Elks and the S. S. I. A. merged forces last night at Beallview park the entire top of the "pep" register was blown off: - J' Addition Dedicated. The new club house was dedicated last March, but it was soon apparent it was not large enough to accommodate the members of the rapidly growing South Side Improvement association. As a result work was begun a few weeks ago to double the size of the club house, which work was just recently completed. .The new. addition is a very spacious room and over three hundred banqueters were easily accommodated in it. - Following the serving of an excellent dinner the new addition was dedicated with appropriate remarks by Toastmaster W. H. Kelley; A. W. Blickwedel, president of the association; Gus Hoelscher, Judge D. W. Comstock, Wilfred Jessup and President Bavis of the board of . public works. Another

feature of the program was the singing of the Maennerchor." '

Blickwedel Gets Ovation. When Blickwedel was introduced

by the toastmaster as the "president

of the association for fourteen years,"

mm TAKE PLIillGE

More people have been swimming in Hawkins Bathing Pool since last Saturday, than during all the early part of the season. Manager Parker estimated that about 250 "people had been driven to the pool so far this week by the hot weather. ,

The telephone system of Japan represents an investment of $26,000,000.

E.1&S ana BeHUCiauuu uxciulwib biiiou to their feet and shouted themselves hoarse. .- . I ' ' ' The Elks marched from their club house to Beallview park in a body late in the .afternoon, arriving there about 5 o'clock. In the i van of the parade were forty lodge members carrying an immense American flag. They were followed by the Richmond City band, another parading column and by automobiles in which rode the members of the Elks' baseball team ' Following the ball game, In which the Elks were defeated by a score of 2 to 1, there was a musical program. Then dinner was served. Praises Etks Lodge. In his address President Blickwedel told of the accomplishments of the association and lauded the Elks as useful citizens and good fellows. - His address w-as frequently interrupted by rousing cheers and Toastmaster Kelley nearly wore out his gavel restoring order. Gus Hoelscher declared the association and the Elks were among the city's most useful and progressive organizations. He made a big hit. Judge Comstock was also the recipient of a very enthusiastic greeting. He described the growth of the city and its attainments.

VACCINATE ALL TROOPS.

FT. HARRISON, Indianapolis. June 30. Lieut. Col. Bannister, chief medical officer" today ordered that smallpox vaccination be given to every man in camp as well as tie typhoid vaccination.

Open Up a Health Account. Open up a health account that will yield greater enjoyment of life and higher efficiency in work. Cut out heavy Winter foods and eat Shredded Wheat Biscuit with fresh fruits and green vegetables. Shredded Wheat is readycooked. Delicious for breakfast with milk or cream for luncheon with berries or other fruits. '

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