Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 97, 10 March 1916 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1916.

Border Towns Arm

inflicted by the room where the

Contlnutd From Page One. self to sleep in the midst of pain caused by injuries glass of a window shattered by a Mexican bullet in a

child and her mother. cowered in terror. The night breeze wafted oyer the town a strange odor. It came from the pyres which were being cremated the bodies of the slain Mexicans. It was born through the shattered windows that gave evidence ' of the . destruction wrought by the raiders bullets. Over the desolate but vigilant town was seen faintly the red glow of the dying embers which were all that remained of the hotel and several homes. Thirteenth Cavalry Buries Bodies of Slain Soldiers. At the camp of the Thirteenth cavalry arrangements were being made to ship to their distant homes for burial the bodies of the soldiers killed. Tributes to the valor of the slain soldiers were paid on all sides Joday. The finest came from a grizzled sergeant, who said, his eyes blazing with wrath at the Villlstas: i "These boys certainly stood up to their work like veterans. The boys had never been under fire before but they never faltered." ' In addition to the Mexicans killed in the town and as they crossed the border from forty to fifty were shot down in the pursuit south of the . international line. One officer said that at least 150 of Villa's men were killed and as many more wounded. ' The Mexicans wasted their ammunition, shooting at every movingthing. They even 6hot down dogs in the streets. r

ASKS FOUR DIVORCES: TWO GASES DROPPED

Four divorce cases were filed and two cases were dismissed in circuit court today. In the suit brought by Rose Freeman against Nathan Freeman, the plaintiff has taken no aggressive steps to bring case to issue so it was dismissed at cost of the plaintiff. John Lennard, plaintiff In the case brought against Bessie Lennard, consented to having his suitd ismisBed. The following divorce suits were filed: Myrtle Davis against Indro Davis for a divorce, custody and alimony. Pearl Brokamp against Joseph Brokamp, divorce. Sarah Stevens against Benjamin Stevens, divorce, custody and alimony. ICmma Gard against Joseph Gard, divorce.

MRS. HOVARTH DIES

Mrs. Martha Howarth, who never fully recovered from the shock of the death of her husband, James Howarth lHKt December, died at her home, 5 North Fifteenth street, this morning at 8 o'clock. She was a member of the Methodist church. One sister. Mrs. William Schueman and one brother James Reed, survive. The funeral will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in the Earlham cemetery. FriendB may call at any time. EQUIPMENT IS READY Continued From Page One. ing stores of every character In anticipation of a sudden emergency and in this respect the army Is ready. Until it is seen just what Carranza's

Luck Changes Suddenly for Man in Dayton

"It was the luckiest day of my life," Roy Mustard said to the Tanlac man yesterday as he explained his good fortune in getting in touch with Tanlac. Mr. Mustard lives at 65 McReynolds Btreet, Dayton. "I've had a round with stomach trouble that almost put me off my pins. It la the meanest thing a man has to deal with. It hangs onto a fellow tighter than the itch. It has so many ways of making a man miserable. My stomach bloated so I had to loosen my clothing after eating and pains doubled me up. Weakness and dizziness nearly always followed, and I would have a scared, nervous feeling." Mr. Mustard stated. "I thought I had heart trouble, but Tanlac took that notion out of my head. Soon as I began taking the medicine my food digested and the heart disease' was gone. Each dose counted and health grew rapidly. I

stopped having that strange all-gone Fonsation. I never feel groggy and giddy, and the pain that made me hug

my stomach after meals has vacated I don't know I have nerves.

"Tanlac put me back on my feet, and with its help," said Mustard earnestly,

"I intend to stay there."

The human stomach hungers for the nutritive properties of Tanlac. It Is a delicately adapted to a stomach that

is ailing.

Tanlac is being specially Introduced at the four Thistlethwalte drug stores,

Richmond, Ind. Adv.

attitude toward the Americans actually Is, it is not likely that there will be any invasion of Mexico. And even though Carranza should consent to the American cavalry going after Villa there will be an ever present danger that his action will not be backed up by the Mexican people or his own army. Secretary Lansing, in his conference with Ambassador Designate Arredondo, told him that he trusted no ob

jection would be made to the action

of the American troops in pursuing

the bandits far into Mexico. And it is understood that the secretary sent a

similar' word direct to General Carranza through Consul Silllman, who

still is with the head of the de facto

government.

In this connection the secretary of

state pointed out that the action of the American troopers. in no way con

stituted an invasion of Mexico that could be considered an unfriendly act and that this government would rigidly adhere to its pledges not to interfere with the de facto government.

HUNT FOR SUCCESSOR TO ARTHUR ROACH

- Negotiations will be open soon for the selection of a successor to Physical Director A. M. Roach, of the Y. M. C. A., as a result of discussion at a conference last night of the physical work committee. Dr. I M. Gentle is chairman. " Roach will leave to take a course of study in college this summer. The committee as yet has no one deflnitely in mind as a possible substitute..

Mesdames Fred Heotbrink and Clifford Piehl as hostesses. In the evening the unmarried women of the church were entertained. .

MORE MEN RUSHED

JUDGE GRANTS VENUE

Petition filed in circuit court to have the suit brought against the estate of the late John Hirshburg by his children, venued from the county was granted by Judge Fox Thursday afternoon, and he selected Henry county as the circuit in which the trial will be held. The date has not been decided.

Gasoline, under air pressure in a tubular handle, is used in a new selfheating flatiron.

(Continued From Page One.) fied Gen. Pershing that the first battalion of the Twentieth infantry had reached Columbus and proceeded to Victoria,' N. M., where the soldiers will be in a position to protect that town and also Hachita. Fort Bliss is Active. There is great activity at Fort Bliss. The officers there declined to talk, but the enlisted men were generally of the belief that the American troops will be ordered into Mexico to hunt down Villa. In this connection reports reached Fort Bliss that Major Tompkins who led American troops that crossed the border at Columbus was remonstrated with by a Carranza officer when he returned to the international gate about five imles from Columbus. The Carranza officer protested against American troops going into Mexico but Major Tompkins made a sharp reply emphasized by the drawing of his revolver and the Carranza squad of about forty men did not interfere further.

Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Henry, 111, have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham of South A street.

Society

A successful thimble party was given Thursday afternoon at the St. Paul's Lutheran church for the married women of the congregation, with

YOUR FRECKLES

Need Attention in March or Face May Stay Covered. Now is the time to take special care of the complexion if you wish it to look well the rest of the year. The March winds have a strong tendency to bring out freckles that may stay all Summer unless removed. Now is the time to use othine double strength. This prescription for the removal of freckles was written by a prominent physician and is usually so successful that it is sold by druggists under guarantee to refund the money If it fails. Get an ounce of othine double

strength, and even a few applications

should show a wonderful improvement, some of the smaller freckles even vanishing entirely. Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp went to Indianapolis today where they will give - a number of demonstration dances before the Oriental club. Saturday they .will attend .the Russian Ballet. Mr. Josiah Marvel will also go to Indianapolis Saturday to attend the ballet performance. A baby son, John Francis, has been born to-Mr. and Mrs. Francis Moormann, at their home on South Tenth street. Mrs. Moormann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. - Cronin of North Ninth street Mrs. Walter Woodworth instead of Mrs.. E. E. Longstreth will entertain members of the Auction-Bridge club Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Albert Pape and Miss Florence Cragg have returned to their home in Fort Wayne, after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klute. The Luther league of the Trinity Lutheran church was entertained last evening, by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stauber. After a business session there was a social hour and refreshments were served. Miss Gertrude Shute instead of Miss Dorothy Dilks entertained members of the Coterie club at her home on South Seventeenth street. Miss Dorothy Dilks gave a reading and a

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social , hour followed. Refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs. Robt. Ashe has the club. The Quaker City Circle club members were pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Oscar, Porterfield . at her . home - on East . Main street. Mrs. Sarah Hoagatt was taken into the club. . There were several guests including Mrs. Richa. and Mrs. Debor. Mrs. Cecil Austin read a splendid paper followed by an article entitled, "Today and The New Year," read by Mrs. Katherine Dickerson. .All the decorations were in keeping with St. Patrick's day. Mrs. Mattie Balfor, who celebrated her birthday anniversary, was given a number of pretty cards the presentation being made by Mrs. O. G. Mitchell. Mrs. Catherine Clear sang, "Many Happy Returns of

the Day." Delicious luncheon was!

served. In two weeks Mrs. Jesse Larmore entertains the club. The Dorcas society will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Richard Van

Sant at her home on North Tenth j street. r ! Mrs. Meeks was hostess Thursday ; afternoon for a meeting of .the New i Idea Sewing circle at her home on the j National road, west. Needlework and social conversation were features.! Another meeting will be held in two! weeks. . . ; ! A reception will be given Monday j evening ? at the First Presbyteriau ! church in honor of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. 4 Rae and persons who have come into the church during the past year. !

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Quit for the Reason That We Were Sold Out of Most Wires and Below Are the Results:

F. M. JONES

H. E. WILLIAMS

JONES & WILLIAMS

DEALERS IN

Vehicles, Harness, Farm Machinery, Fence, Fertilizer, Silos, Etc.

49 SOUTH SIXTH STREET Telephone 2916.

Richmond, Ind., March 6, 1916.

Don't Forget that when constipation, biliousness or indigestion is neglected, it may cause a serious illness. Act upon the first symptom keep your digestive organs in good order by the timely use of

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John Deere Plow Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Night Letter, Richmond, Ind. Gentlemen:

When we contracted for your line you said that you would have no trouble furnishing us with all the goods we would need for the year 1916. We received our first car about Jan. 1st., and some local shipments since. We are now entirely without the following goods: Stag Sulkys, Stag Gangs, . , Two Row Cultivators, Planters. ' We must have the other car that was ordered Feb. 1st or will have to buy elsewhere. When can you tell us? Wire answer. . Yours truly, Jones & Williams.

DAY LETTER

Indianapolis, Ind., March 7, 1916.

Jones & Williams,

Richmond, Ind. Night letter received and ask that you be patient, also remember that many dealers have not been shipped their original orders. We forwarded you large carload January 1st. Your second car left February 25, containing goods due as follows: 20 Stag Sulkies .5 Stag Gangs 6 No. 999 John Deere Corn Planters 1 1 Two Row Cultivators. ' Are tracing car and hoDe it will reach vou without delav in transit. Also wish to

say we hope to ship you another cat on March 15.

F. M. JONES

H. E. WILLIAMS.

JONES & WILLIAMS

DEALERS IN

Vehicles, Harness, Farm Machinery, Fence, Fertilizer, Silos, Etc.

49 SOUTH SIXTH STREET Telephone 2916.

Richmond, Ind., March 6, 1916.

International Harvester Co., Chicago, Ills. Gentlemen: We must have the balance of spreaders and Disc Harrows due us as we are entirely out of same and losing sales. If you cannot furnish these goods promptly we will have to make other arrangements. . . Yours truly, Jones & Williams. International Harvester Corporation

March 7, 1916.

Harvester Building Chicago, III. PURCHASING DEPARTMENT

Jones & Williams, Richmond, Ind., Gentlemen : Yours at hand, regret very much that you are losing sales on our goods. We are doing our best to get same to you and hope to do so this week as there is now being shipped to you s 10 No. 5 Spreader 30 Disc Harrows Will say we feel that you should bear with us a little on the Spreader deal as our records show you have had 20 Spreaders since Dec. 1st. Will add that we are tracing this car and hope to make delivery by Thursday, March 9th. . - Yours truly, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA, By Geo. M. Logan, General Agent.

JOHN DEERE PLOW COMPANY.