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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

hr. and Mrs. :. G I'rcar announce
the ersaEemcu; and APPROACHING mar
rIaCo Of their daughter. Elizabeth Dan
bridge. ana John Y. Young Waddil.
The wedding will hc celebrated some
tL-Ar in lNrnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Sport Suits
Silk Jersey or in Fine Knit
Wool Jersey Just Received

\ bright summary pastel shades; made in plain
= box jaunty models; others in Norfolk style,
and yoked: still others belted or sashed. Over
$50 suits TO choose from. Models and fash
ions Of the present moment. $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
Tin AMERICANS URGING CARRANZA To ACCEDE
TO DEMANDS DEVIL SON AND RELEASE PRISONER
viii Orpet is
Being Grilled
ByProSecution
InfernnfinunI - SerNIcr .

international News Service.
WAUKEGAN. H.. June 2S. -
Shaken. and at times badly con
fused. VIII Orpet spent some tor
turous hours today on the witness
stand in his trial for the murder of
Marian Lambert. The relentless,
whipsawing ross-examination begun
Yesterday by the state. continued
with even more sharpness. Through
10 all Orpet slouched i'm his chair
his chin sunk in his hands. and gave
his answers i'm a low voice Occa-
sionally there were flashes of def
ance i'm his replies.
There was little of Marian Lam
bert in the mornings proceedings
Atty David Joslyn for the state,
abandoned for the time being the
young students relations with the
Lake Forest school girl and dwelt
almost entirely on Orpets move
ments preceding ler death. He be-
gan 10y having Orpet infinitely de-
scribe his ma bits and movements
just before leaving Madison for the
fatal tryst with the girl i'm the
woods BY easy stages he traced
his steps 20 Milwaukee. from there
10 Chicago. and thence to Lake For
est.
The avidity with which Joslyr
pursued the smallest detail was ra-
Their surprising To the spectators
and at times a trife bOresome.
Orpet's attorneys for the most
part allowed the state 20 take its
course, interrupted only infrequent-
~ by objections. They declared
however. that the object of the pros
ecution was plainly TO wear down
the youthful prisoner as much as
possible by dragging out the pro-
ceedings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
mAIIANS ADVANCE.

International News Service
ROME. June 2S.-The relentless
advance OF the Italians continues
The battered Austr0- Hungarian
army OF invasion has now fallen
back from three 90 six miles and the
retreat is still i'm fun swing Fighting
l@ extending all along the line. heavy
commandments taking place where
the infantry is not engaged Many
Austro- Hungarian positions have
been captured within the past -
hours
The following Official report ou
operations was given out today by
the italian war office:
Between the Adige and Brenta
rivers despite increased resistance
Of the enemy. we made further pros
resS or Tuesday Violent artillery
actions are taking place in the La
girina and Arsa valley where we
have shelled Monte Traphola Monte
Teste and Col Santo. We captured
enemy trenches at Malaga and Monte
Zugna.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
HOOSier Troops Expected to
be Sent South to Border
Within Next Few
Days.
co. F IN READINESS
FOR CALL TO BATTLE
South Bend Soldiers Are TAX
ing Turn at Guard Duty
and Accepting
Oath.
InternationaI News Service:


FORT HARRISON, INDIANAPO-
LIS. June 2S.-When word came 10
the national guard camp today that
the war department had rejected
Gov. Ralstons plan fer an Indiana
brigade because il would cause de-
lay. guardsmen were thrilled with
"a hope that they would get an early
call to service.
The field artillery was expecting
the call at any moment. and officers
hotly denied the infantry was be-
ing held back because il was not
ready. Most units can go into ser
vice at any time. they declared
What effect the objections the war
department will have on the orga-
nization of the militia is uncertain.
Gov. Ralston still hopes that the
war department will agree TO the
plan for m Indiana brigade, under
Capt. Charles Heron. and will re-
lease Capt Heron from duty in the
regular army IN Panama.
The administration of tie oath.
the completion of the mustering-in
process was administered TO several
hundred men today. Last night 100
took the oath. and nine Plymouth
guardsmen and i've Elkhart guards
men refused 10 take it, All were
held under heavy guard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
MAKES RRoAD HINT.

international News Service.
WASHINGTON. june 2s.-A mint
that Carranza might at the l1th
hour yerse MS decision not to re-
lease the American troopers held
prisoners In chihuahua Cits came
ID was voiced b. Postmaster Gen.
Buriesor put ne refused Co intimate
where he received his Information
simultaneously Inc American
diplomats mere iu Washington zee
newed their pressure nn Carranza to
have him meet the wishes Of The
Initro States and thus prevent war.
As indicating that the pressure az
least seemed 90 ue having some ef-
tecJ was The declaration ~ the Mex
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
Germans Are Under Heavy
Fire Along Verdun Front
From English Ar
tiIlery.
MAKE TRENCH RAIDS
AND TAKE CAPTlVES
italians Continue to Advance.
AuStrianS Fall Back Be-
fore Heavy On
d SIaught.
international News Service:

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS ~
FRANCE, June -. Cvia London.
June 2S-)-British guns continued
today the bombaTdment begun yes
t. rday over a broad front The cor
respondent riding 90 miles behind
the lines found the same regular
pounding OF positions. whether in
the SOmme region or I'm the region
Of Vimy ridge. Going TO point OF
high ground which allowed a broad
sweep Of vision across the rolling
country or 10 the forward observa-
tion posts and the trenches. we
found the horizon always bounded
10y shell bursts.
There might be a lull AT one point
for a while. but soon the inferno i'm
that direction was renewed.
Under the cover of these bonn
bardments the British made numer-
Gus trench raids last night bringiug
in punches Of prisoners.
The British released some gas at
certain points. but desisted when the
weather was found unfavorable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
Easement Says
Movement Was
Entirely Irish

international News service.
LONDON. June 2S.-Taking the
stand in his own defense, Sir Roger
Easement. who is on trial on the
charge of high treason, denied today
THAI TIN, irish rebellion had been in
spired, directed or financed by Ger
many. Sir Roger declared il was
purely an Irish movement.
Easements statement was read
from a long typewritten document
after permission had been given by
the lord chief Justice. He showed
considera bile emotion when he read
passa ges denying that he had ever
advised Irishmen TO fight for Ger
many or Turkey
Il always elaimed an freshman
had no right 20 fight for any cOun-
try but Ireland" declared the de-
PENDANT
Easement admitted that money
had been offered TO him in Ger
many. but said that he refused IL.
In conclusion the prisoner said:
Il left Germany poorer thar
when ] entered the country. Money
can always obtain from my coun-
trymen and L am not ashamed 10
acknowledge the debt of gratitude.
l trust gentlemen of the jury,
have made my statement clearly and
emphatically for you all and for
even my bitterest enemy to compre-
bend that the man. who. i'm news
papers has been only another Irish
traitor may he a gentleman"
After he statement had been
read Mr. Sullivan addressed the
court in behalf Of the defense
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
REMAINING FIRM
IN HIS POSITION
Chief Carranza Tells Mexican
Students United States is
Forcing Strife.
International News Service:

international News Service:
MEXICO CITY. June % (via CAL
weston. Texas. June 2SD-First
Chief Carranza. i'm speech 20 TO-
600 students who offered their SER
vices i'm case of war. today reiterat-
ed his statement that any further
attempt by the American punitive
expedition TO advance i'm Chihua-
hua would be met by force He
said.
"ln the last note forwarded TO the
American government il was de-
clared that if new expedition
should cross into Mexico or if the
expedition now I'M Chihuahua should
attempt TO advance it would ne re-
pulsed by force.
The American government. prob
ably 20 test the truth Of this asser-
ton. moved "a column and caused
the punitive expedition 10 advance.
Then constitutionalist soldiers full
films their duty repulsed the
Americans
Before leading the country into
bloody war the government desires
10 exhaust an means for peaceful
solution which shall not conflict with
! the national honor"
Gen Carranza explained the fall
ure To publish i'm Mexico the recent
note from the United States govern
ment 10y saying.
To Issue Both.
IF the note has not been publish
ed II is because Of the fact that il
/ is more than reply 10 our note: IL
is "a series of charges. RectiticatiOns
| i'm the statements made i'm this note
| are being prepared so that both
! documents may be given 10 the pub
| lie at the same time
: Carranza exhorted the young mer
] o. maintain their enthusiasm 10y
military preparations.
"is this enthusiasm cannot be
! made available Al the present time
/ he said eli viii nevertheless prove
a guarantee against any clash viii
| the United States which may come
sooner or later.
"MeMco' in defending her sover-
eighty viii De defending that OF all
/ I-atiu-America.
ID am satisfied that the whole
! Mexican nation. men. women and
! even children will toe prompt to
/ sacrifice themselves 20 defend theii
/ country in The presence of danger
Carranza' speech was called forth
/ Dos the request of the students thai
he give them rifles and munltion,
/ that they might start north imme-
| diofeiN to eject The so-called punitir,
/ expedition from Mexican soil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
RAISE BIC SUM
FOR M|LITI AMEN
Rotary Club SubSCribeS S475
to Co. F, While Doctors
Will Aid Families.

Members of Co. r and their fam
lies will be well taken care of while
the men are away either lighting
against Mexico OF preparing % fight
that country Many of the factories
VIII pay ne men fuu time while
they are way. Others viii pay at
least part OF the regular wages
and the ~. Joseph County Medical
society viii provide for the men and
their families in case OF sickness.
Within ten minutes the Rotary
club raised $4I5 for co F al the
luncheon and meeting or the club az
the oliver hotel Wednesday noon
This amount VIII be increased bv "a
few hundred dollars after q letter
has been sent ont telling absent
members OF the action that was
taken by the organization All of
this money viii be used To- give the
soldiers a few Injuries while they
are 10 camp
Members Donate.
The movement To raise funds fqr
t(,ONTTNI En- IN pAgE t.C,r-Es b.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

international News Service:
WASHINGTON. June 28-Sen. J..
Hamilton Lewis OF Illinois. demo-
cratic whip Of the senate. after a
conference with Pres't Wilson today
said that the administration had re-
ceived .ntimations through official
channels that Gen. Carranza has
taken mp with the Latin-American
diplomats in Mexico City the char
acter OF his reply 10 the American
ultimatum Carrauza is anxious sen.
Lewis said. 70 get the support of the
Latin-Ame rican nations for his ac-
tions in dealing with the crisis. The
majority Of these diplomats. accord
ing TO Sen. Lewis. are counselling
Carranza 20 admit that Cen. TrevinO
vert too far in carrying ont his i'm
structions when ne ordered Gomez
to attack the 10Th cavalry troopers.
They have told him that even
though. as he claims, the Americans
were the aggressOrs. a battle should
have been avoided.
They also are said 20 De urging
an mediate compliance with the de-
mand OF the United States for the
release OF these prisoners. Sen.
Lewis said that there was no infor-
nation as 20 what effect this advice
was having on Carranza. but that
The president hoped 20 receive the
reply tonight
In any event sen. Lewis said. the
president VIII not wait beyond noon
tomorrow for Carranza 20 act When
he goes 20 congress the president
simply viii place all OF the facts be-
fore thet BODY and let IL decide what
/ IS 10 be done. sen. Lewis said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
'UncIe Joe" Cannon Asserts Conditions Are
Such That Action Should be Taken
Administration Hears That
Chief May Change Mind.
BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-An immediate declaration
Of exists between the United States and Mexico
demanded imprisoned speech delivered the house today
by 'Unce joe Cannon The former speaker declared he
Mexico should be recognized once He asserted
that the republicans the house would support legislation
clarity the situation
The situation calls for action by congress-, he said and
should between this
country and Mexico Ii has existed for months If had
recognized months would be in the position
which m"
Doesn't the gentleman think" interrupted Rep. Eagle of
Texas 'that the say plain words and
there and clean the better will be off ?"
THAT is the very thing m trying say replied Uncle
joe"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
HOUSE MEMBERS IN IMPRISONED
SPEECHES SAY THAT WAR SHOULD
Be DECLARED WITHOUT HESITANCY
Late Bulletins

international News Service
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. June 2S-
Persistent reports of an engagement
between CaETanZista and American
troops i'm which the McXicans suf-
fered heavy losses came I'd san An
tonic from the border today. but
lacked official confirmation. On the
contrary. the latest report from Gen.
Pershing stated that scouting squad
rOns OF the nth cavalry under Mai
jenkins had returned TO their base
and made no mention OF any fight
ing since the battle at Carrizal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

isan embassy officials chat there
might be delay in sending the reply
TO Sundays ultimatum 20 this cts.
Yesterday the embassy notified Ur.
Calderon the spokesman OF the
Latin-Americsn diplomats that the
American demand for the release OF
the captured prisoners had been
emphatically refused. Calderon irl-
mediately united with his colleagues
I'm another series Of kilograms 20
Mexico City. pointing ont that these
troopers could not Doe considered
prisoners Of war inasmuch as war
has not vet been declared and urg-
ing him 10 reconsider. $50 reply set
has been received from Carranza
and the delay Jed some of the Dip
donates 10 hope that Carranza yet
might reverse himself
Carranza Probing
The state department TODAY re-
ceived confirmation Of the fact that
Carrauza was investigating the Incl
dents in connection with the Car
rial fight Ii is because OF this.
Consul Cen. Rodgers wired. that the
reply 90 sundays uItlmatum vas
held up but he reports that BE- viii
undoubtedly reach him today. state
department and white house officials
felt certain this afternoon thar the
reply viii Doe Bro rhe hands OF the
president before noon tomorrow. ale
though they say theg have cas- set no
iutimation of Us contents.
80 far as the various notes adj
dressed 20 the state department by
Am bassador Designate Arred0ndo
are concerned. deaLne with "a de-
mand that the blockade on fOudstlfs
be- lifted that NeXicans ILLEGALLY"
arrested on the border bee released.
end that American soldiers be pnn-
ished Tor alleged mi~treatm 81
Mexican civilians. there aiI he no
s'ply o. them for the present. AS
matter of fact. the relations bee
( tween Arr-doudo anal -h- SKATE dc-
partmeut are decidedly strained ana
au utimatlOu that his usefulle-s
here has ended would have reached
Mexico city before moss had d. u.,t
4 been Tor the recent elopments
along military lines
/ COngressionsl leaders V no -or into
/ touch with the uhite house and state
/ department were fald chat There vas
no change ir me ~.tIatinu. The
) CONTINUED ON PAGE FoUI-)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
nternational -. Serrlce

WASHINGTON June 28-The Mexican government through
Observation-Disclosures AedOndO today filed with the de-
partment charges 5000 soldiers had
captured mareated three hundred Mexican civilians Ia
Cruz Chihuahua AredOndo demanded that the Americans he
punished and this government take steps that will insure
that a repetition of this shall be impossible
The SAYS that the Americans soldiers ordered north
by Pehg and charges that when they approached
La Cruz they rounded the civilians maeated them and later
released them
when they left Geronimo for Vale they admitted all
kinds of 0uages Arredondo stated The principal offenders
the Apache Indian used 10y the Americans
Mv government has instructed request thai The AmeIi-
commander others responsible the ouage he punish
ed and that steps necessary to take To preclude The
possibility of this happening again
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
TWO sHIPs sTNk

International News Service
LONDON June 2S.-The italian
steamers clara and Avenuno have
been sunk by submarine iu the
Mediterranean The Clara was 81
vessel 81 5.50s tons PLYING between
italy and The United States and Is
believed 90 have been bound for
America when sunk
% was built I'm 1913 and hailed
from Genoa The Aveutino was am
older vessel and displaced only -o9
tons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
WILL ERECT TE n
STRUCTURE
Building to Cost S400.000
Will Go Up at Lafayette
and Jefferson Blvd.

a ten-story industrial buildirs,
primarily for the use of automobile
agencies for offices. store and dis
play rooms. will be constructed at
the corner OF Jefferson avenue and
Lafayette street 10y local interests,
headed 10y Horace NJ. Kaufman and
Julius Jonas. IL was announced We'd
nesday. The building complete will
cost I'M the neighborhood of $400 600.
II viii have front of 1875 feet on
Lafayette 81. and 1868 feet on Jeher-
son ave-
six floors viii be devoted TO the
automobile trade. and already res
ervations have been made for near
lv AN the available space The
third floor win be set aside for of
fees and The display rooms of other
, interests q veritable carnival of eN-
hibits of permanent nature. while
the tenth floor will be- turned over
for a business mems club headquar-
tiers
a feature of the upper floor plan
has to do with the efforts OF south
Bend pin men 90 land the American
Bowling Congress. Conferences are
now being held relative 20 equip
pins the vast basement space. for the
conEress This. with the tenth floor
I arrangement which permits the re-
moving OF an partitions and the
throwing into one great haU of the
| entire space means the building will
Ice one of unusual civic interest. 4
seating capacity Of 1000 is es-
timated
Building Boosted.
It was bat "a short time aco that
tho first agitation for the building
was started. Automobile men were
interested. and expressed keen an
tiCipation for the completion OF the
structure. Five auto concerns are
ready To- sisn leases ar this time A
handicap of the first annual automo-
T bile show here viii De overcome
with the building OF these central
headquarters. which VIII be fitted
! ont 20 permit permanent show
room at no more than the usual
( cost or offices
Tho FIRST tHo floors. 90 ne devoted
to the automobile interests. Vul be
divided $50 that ou the FIRST door "a
large lobby tastefuIly decorated and
equipped for thr reception ANA com
Nrnieuce of buyers and a-eut~ NIl
form "a Peacoes Alley Frontu- or
the tno streets win Doc the first HooI
display rooms CON the second. or
mezzanine floor which viii he com
S,ructed So as to he within yiev of
the street viii h- another au glass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
NESUNIUS ACTIVE.

International News Service
NAPLES. June ->.-The Mount
Nesuvius volcano is again m violent
eruption. Dense columns uf smoke
are arising ifom nos cIateis obsl ut-
ms Che Sis. for miles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
BY ORDERLY +. KOVALSKL.

FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON.
June 2S.-With q new issue of shoes.
clothing and other equipment of the
soldier. members of Co F of south
Bend are in fairly good shape TO
take their departure for the Mexican
border whenever the order comes.
The company is undergoing the fed
erai inspection and il is expected
that most of the South Bend sol
diers will pass it. The physical eX-
animation may force some OF the
men 10 return to their homes but
the greater part of the members will
he accepted into the federal SER
vice.
Official song.
The following has been adopted
as co. F's official song.
, It's home, boys. home. is where
We want To be
SO cheer. boys. cheer. for the land
Of liberty.
Back 10 the banks of the old ST Joe
And when we help WHIP Mexico 20
South Bend WI 20
And We won't come o. until we
do"
The regular routine of Co f. as
well as other soldiers at Camp Raj
ston has been established. The first
call comes at . o'clock In the morn
| ing and at O'Clock the men have
| breakfast Al 7:25 O'Clock the COM
panies drill and AT 1850 o'clock the
/ assembly call comes. They get their
dinners at L o'clock and start drill
| ing AGAIN NJ 1:1O o'clock At 1915
o'clock there is another assembly.
During the afternoon the men are
given some recreation and supper
I comes AT 6 O'Clock. Lights 20 out
at Q o'clock and the camp is quiet
all night
ON Guard Duty.
Co. r went on guard duty Mon
day Corporal Edward smith was
detailed on the hrst relief for guard
duty Corporal Joseph Iadd went
ou Tor second duty md Corporal
Frank Doty 81 Mishawaka. was in
command OF the third rLief guard.
Sergeant Charles =. Grot en- was ser
geaut off the guard Sergeant Nuss-
hart has been detailed as quarter
master sergeant iu the absence or
I sergeant White Sergeant Grover
/ has been detailed 1s the come
pluy~ nr>t sergeant. seventeen men
have arrived to j,lu Co. D. ,f Elk
/ hart
soldiers throughout the camp
1 were given am idea of what No is 10
I be without water when the mains
connecting the camp With the pump
ING station at the fort proSe The
I shower baths have been completed
/ CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

International News Service
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The
urgent deficiency bill providing
funds for the mobilization and equip
ment of the national guard and un-
foreseen expenses of the regular
army in Mexico was passed by the
house this afternoon. IL carries
S27 $4,000 and the money becomes
available as soon as the senate acts.
Chairman Fitzgerald added 1854
900 TO the total of the bill as re-
ported, this addition being for the
medical department of the national
guard and the army. Practically
the entire appropriation is incident
to the Mexican situation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

International News Service
NOGALES. Arizona. June Is
Mexican troops crossed the interna-
tional boundary about fifteen miles
west of NOgaleS late last night. but
were fired upon by American sol
dierS and retreated into Mexico. The
Carranzistas did not return the fire,
but their commander later filed a
protest stating his men had been
attacked while on their own terri
tory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

International News Service.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The
senate this afternoon voted down a
motion by sen. Chamberlain. chair
man of the military affairs commit
tee, to take up the conference re-
port on the militia drafting PesOIu-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

International News Service:
COLUMBUS. Y. NJ. June 2S.-Slx
of the 25 Mexican bandits who muir
dered William Parker and his bride
ON their ranch near Hachita have
been run down and killed, according
to a dispatch received by a relative
of the Parl1ers here. The bandits
were Overtal<en by an automobile
posse from Hachita, which has re-
turned to that city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

international News Service:
PHILADELPHIA. June 2S.-St.
DOuis was selected by the Associated
Advertising clubs "a the city where
they will hold their 1917 conven-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
THE WEATHER

Tndiana-Fair tonight and much
warmer boz north and central por-
tions tonight
lower Michigan - Fair n.cnt
and Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28

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