The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30
C. C. C.
Centenary
Celebration
Columbus
fNnIAN
.toHlo)

Described by william c. Free
man. Associated with Paul
Block. Inc, New York, Chicago.
Detroit. Boston.
Political parties differ In mat
tiers Of goverrment-national,
state and municipal.
BUT THEY ARE IN PERFECT
ACCORD WHEN 1T COMES
TO STANDING UP AND Be
ING COUNTED FOR A GOOD
CAUSE, such a cause for In
stance, as finds expression In
the Centenary Celebration
Columbus.
Ex-President William Howard
Taft, prompted by impulses as
big and as genuine as he Is,
graced the Centenary Celebra-
ton with his presence last FRI
day and delivered one OF his
masterful, human talks which
are doing so much to make the
people understand the beati
tudes Of life, and to live accord
ingly. His words are always i'm
pressive and effective because
the people know that a magnifi-
cent manhood Is encased in his
big frame, which Is guided by a
big heart and a big brain
President Wilson has given his
unqualified endorsement to the
Centenary Celebration Colum-
bus because of the magnificent
work 1t stands for and is carry
ing on throughout the world. He
will attend IL he returns to the
country in time. The Brother
hood of Man Is the Presidents
code. It is also the code of the
Centenary. Celebration Column
bus.
Walter D. Hines, administrator
of Railroads, IL giving splendid
support to the Centenary Cele-
bration. He has made it posi-
BILE for anybody living in any
part of the United States to Wis
1t the Exposition by paying a
full fare one way, and paying
only one-third fare on the re-
turn trip.
William G. McAdoo, ex-Secre-
tary of the Treasury, will attend
the Centenary Celebration Co
lumbus. on July 4th and will
talk to the multitude on the
League of Nations.
Wonderfully human is Mr.. Nc
Adoo, with a vision greatly
broadened as the result of per-
sonai contact with so many an
giles of life in recent years.
Josephus Daniels, Secretary of
the Navy, will speak at the
State Fair Grounds. Columbus,
on July 5th, set apart as Minute
Men Day 10000 Minute Men
will parade. 10000 specially
designed colonial hats will be
given to men taking part in the
parade.
so men are coming from Boston,
wearing original Minute Men
costumes to take part in the pa
nde. There are $4,000 men en-
rolled in the Minute Men, all
prominent laymen organization
affiliated with the Methodist
Church which sponsors the Cen
tenary Celebration Columbus.
But the Centenary Celebration
Columbus Is managed on such
broad, human, generous lines
that people of any or all faiths
may attend, for after all we are
all interested in doing our best
to uplift the manhood and WON
anhood of the world-aren't we?
General Charles P Menoher, for
merly Commander of the Rain
bow Division, now in charge Of
Aviation, will also speak on July
9Th and will bring along some
bird-men to thrill spectators
and daring in the air.
July 6th John r Mott who re-
| fused to be Ambassador to China
to manage the 7. NJ. c. A. will
speak.
Not a dull or unhappy moment
any day, any hour from early
morning, until late at night at
this CENTENARY CELEBRA-
| TON COLUMBUS.
See 1t. 1t will inspire you. It
crowds many fine thoughts into
the minds Of the people that
attend.
A new feature has been added
to the CENTENARY CELEBRA-
| TON.
BOB Jones, that most effect
i've evangelist from the sunny
South. holds forth nightly in a
Grounds where $500 people can
be comforta ably seated Many
people attending the Exposition
i wanted this outlet for the emo
lions stirred in them after wit
Messing the wonders of the
CENT E NARY CELEBRATION
| COLUMBUS. during the day.
Bob" Jones stirs the hearts and
eonscierces of his hearers. Daily
| Band Concerts:
| Trombone Band, 4:so p. m. and
| Sis p. m.
p. m
Colored Regiment Band. p. m.
so Negroes from a chorus to sing
their own heart melodies.
i Mothers, You may bring your
young children with you and
while you are seeing the cele-
bratton your babies will be taken
care of by experts at the nursery
without charge
Drop everything and see thi.
really and truly" wonderful
CENTENARY CELEBRATION
COLUMBUS.