Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 222, 30 June 1919 — Page 12

PAGE TWELVE THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1919.

LIFT BLOCKADE VIIEN GERMANS" RATIFY TERMS

Superior Allied Council Takes Steps to Remove Enemy Trade Restrictions. (Br Associated Press) WASHINGTON. June 30 The superior blockade council has been Instructed to be prepared to raise the economic blockade of Germany immediately upon ratification by the German national assembly of the peace treaty. This announcement was made In a dispatch to the state department from Paris, reading as follows:, "At a meeting Thursday. June 26,

associated powers adopted following

resolutions in regard to the raising of the blockade on Germany. . '"The superior blockade council la instructed to base its arrangements for rescinding restrictions upon trade with Germany on the assumption that the allied and associated powers will rot wait to raise the blockade until the completion of the ratification as

provided for at the end of the treaty

of peace with Germany but that it is to bfl raised Immediately on the receipt of information that the treaty of peace has been ratified by Germany." Removes Trade Restrictions The action of the council officials here explained the means upon rati

fication of the treaty by Germany all restrictions upon trade with Germany may be removed. Without requiring individual ratification by the allied associated powers all of the nations arrayed against Germany in the war may have an equal start In the race for German trade. Raising of the blockade without awaiting individual ratification, was said by officials to mean more to the United States than any other nation because final approval of the treaty, owing to governmental machinery, probably will require longer in the United States than in the other countries..

OLD FASHIONED MATERIALS MAKE NEW FASHIONED FROCKS

Oxford Woman Dies Of Heart Disease

OXFORD, O., June 30. Mrs. Marie Howell, 61 year old, wife of George Howell, was sitting on her front porch last night, conversing with her daughter. Suddenly she exclaimed, "I can't breathe!" Her hand went to her throat; then she died. She had been troubled with heart disease for some time.

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6 o'ciock. Clarence W. Foreman, W. M. ' Tuesday, July 1 Richmond Lodge, No. 196, F. and A. M., stated meeting. K. J. Haas W. M.

Wednesday, July 2 Webb Lodge ! deeds nobly done

AO. 24, r . ana A. A!., called meeting; work in Master Mason degree, beginning at 7 o'clock. Thursday, July 3 Wayne Council No. 10, R. and S. M., stated assembly

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Fabrics which were popular a generation ago when our grandmothers were cirls are being revived this year and granddaughter makes a very charming summer girl in her lowered chintz, her colored challis,

her plaid gingham or her calico. Here are three of the 1919 models made from 1880 materials. The frock at the left is a rose colored challis with white organdy trimming. In the center is a dainty little work-

a-day frock of red flowered chintst and a dotted Swiss apron. The ever popular plaid gingham makes the girlishly simple frock at the right. Blue, green and black are the colors and white dimity and black velvet is used as trimming.

King George Sends Greeting On Attainment of Peace (By Associated Press) LONDON, June 30. King George has sent the following message to President Wilson: "In this glorious hour when the long struggle of nations for right, justice and freedom is at last crowned by a triumphant peace, I greet you, Mr. President, and the great American people, in the name of the British nation. "At a time when fortune seemed to frown and the issues of the war trembled in the balance, the American people stretched out the hand of fellowship to those who on this side of the ocean were battling for a righteous cause. Light and hope at once shown brighter in our hearts, and a new day dawned. "Together we have fought to a happy end; together we lay down our arms in proud consciousness of valiant

Mr. President, it is on this day one

of our happiest thoughts that the American and British people, brothers in arms, will continue forever to be brothers in peace. United before by language, traditions, kinship and ideals

Friday. July 4 Richmond Lodee No. there has now been set upon our fel

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196, F. and A. M., called meeting; work in Master Mason degree, beginning at

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Saturday, July 5 Loyal chapter No 49, O. E. S., stated meeting and Initiation of candidates.

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MUSIC, LIGHTS AND CROWDS CELEBRATE FINAL END OF WAR

Music, bright lights and noise were the order on Main street Saturday night, when the city broke loose and gave a rousing celebration in honor of the signing cf the peace treaty. Nearly everyone In Richmond came down town, and most of the people from the neighboring farms and towns came into the city some time during the evening to join the jollity. As early as 6 o'clock convoys and

advanced groups of people were on

their way. The city band had already arrived on the corner of Tenth

and Main streets. For an hour or

more small demonstrations took place

as detached brigades of jolllfiers ar rived on the scene.

The first parade started west from I

Tenth street and consisted of the Kilties Band from the Murray Theater, the Richmond City Band, numerous ex-service men and other civilians. By 9 o'clock things were "going strong" and people who did not care for noise mingled with music, illuminated with street lights, and for rockets shot from automobiles with roving searchlights, went home. Main street resembled circus day until well Into Sunday morning. In the movies the "Star Spangled Banner was played and war time patriotism brought everyone to his

feet. All theatres and stores were profusely decorated with flags and bunting, and the spirit of the evening in Richmond made itself felt through even the most tense "picture story."

BELGIANS HOLD THANKSGIVING

(By Associated Press) BRUSSELS. June 30X10$ Albert and Queen Elizabeth this morning attended a service of national thanksgiving for the deliverance of Belgium. Cardinal Mercier officiated and paid a tribute to the King and Queen and the others who remained In the country during the period of occupation. King Albert and Queen Elizabeth re-

eirA an ovation. The city was qui

yesterday and few Belgian or allied flags were flown- There was no official demonstration or proclamation.

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