Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 133, 21 April 1916 — Page 14

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J THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, - APRIL . 21, 1916

r Pete Minier and Captain Evertt SulIfVan In all provability will constitute the battery of the Richmond baseball club In the opening clash with the Marion clan at Marion, Sunday afternoon. , Minier has been,-showing -an abundance of early season form, and his ' choice for the opening ; performance -is believed, assured.. Rus Hawe kottee will make the 'trip as relief pitcher. In ' case Minier goes leary he will be injected. Rain yesterday heIT upra practice session and the muddy condition of the grounds will keep the -team off the field j today.- However, the team hopes , to . &et in. a, final practise, session at Athletic park tomorrow after' 'noon.--The team is in a 'fair' way for the opening. gun.; - - - ";.'-. " Lineup is Uncertain. ' " ' ' Definite line-op of, the Quakers is 'still a matter of conjecture. A gang of some twenty prospectives are still in- the running, for berths, and until ithe first game several games,'- Capr (tain Sullivan, will make no attempt to choose' his eleven" players. .' . The 'team that takes- the field at Marion Sunday will be somewhat of a veteran one and will be a thoroughly ' representative Quaker , aggregation. Minnier arid. Sullivan as a battery is the surest shot of the probable lineup, i Stephenson or Raney, on first, T. 'Kelly or J. Logan, at second, Herb Logan at short, Williams or Reddinghause at third, is the probable infield array. . Vint Cooney, Roy Schattel are likelies for two of the pasture berths. The third member of the - gardening trio

has not been selected, Johnny Holmes

is a probability although, there are at least six other candidates who are in the field for the position.

DEMAND TESTS OF OLD BRIDGE

- Petitions are being circulated among residents of. Richmond" asking the

L board. of works to appoint. experts to

make a test or toe Mais street Driage

and open it .for. such traffic- -as the experts believe it will be able to stand

safely, - The- following is the - text of-

the petitions, which will be presented

to the board of works Monday:

"We, the undersigned citizens of Richmond, respectfully petition your honorable body to appoint a competent expert or experts, in conjunction with the city civil engineer, to make a test of the Main street bridge; . that the floor be repaired and that the said bridge be opened to light traffic under the ordinance regulating the same Within such safe limits as, may be designated by the experts.

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HOW FORTUNATE. "She buret into tears," this novelist says. .-. "How dreadful:" we cry. turning cold. ' ' - 3ut to our relief, on the following page "She collected herself," we are told.

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, THOUGHTFUL WIFEY.

Mr. Bridemore vWhat have you .Bpllt on my fur collar?" i Mrs. Bridemore -'"That? Oh yes. Thp moths got into tt and I had to put some hair grower on the bald spots."

Polo Year Opens at Washington

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WORKS FOR. COUNTY TO SUPPORT WIFE

When Adolpbus- Williams, South Eighth street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of public intoxication in police court last . Tuesday, he did' not ' see what was before him. ,, In circuit coart today, he was' placed bh trial for failure to support his wife -and fined 5 and .costs and five months in the county jail. The complaint was brought under the "lazy husband's" act and Williams will have to work on the county roads all summer while the commissioners pay-$l a, day for the support of, his wife. PROBES CONFESSION OF VON DER GAULTZ

In the shadow of th famous Washington monument, the polo "season has been officially opened at the national capital. Lively contests between, the army teams from Fort Meyer and Fort Washington save thevopening a good start. The tournament will last until April 30 One hundred and twenty-five thoroughbred ponies are held In reserve for the tournament. The teams competing are the -Westmorelands of Greensboro, S. C.,' the Aiken, S. C. Tigers, the Pine Tree team of Camden, S. C and the two army teams. On account of the absence of .the star army players in Mexico, substitutes are being used. .;, ..- . ::'--'-r

COMMANDER KILLED

- LONDON, April 21. An Exchange Telegraph company dispatch from Constantinople states that General Abdul Pasha, commander of a Turkish army corps, was assassinated on the street in the Turkish capital Wednesday by two soldires. The assassins escaped.

E, Sixth field artillery, and a squadron of the Fourteenth cavalry, gave a farewell reception at the railroad station today to General Robert K. Evans, commander of the Second Brigade, who has been transferred to the commander of the. department of Hawaii and left for Sah Francisco.

CONVICTED OF-THEFT.

BID EVANS GOODBYE

LAREDO, Tex., April 21. Fourteen hundred officers and men, of the garrison at Laredo, comprising the Ninth infantry regiment and band,' Battery

Convicted of stealing a horse clipper from the livery barn of John Shurley, Charles Carter was fined 410 and costs and sentenced to sixty days in jail by Judge - Fox this . morning in circuit court. . The clipper was valued at $1.10.

NICHOLSON IS SUED FOR WOMAN'S LOVE

Elmer E. - Nicholson, of Richmond,was made defendant in a suit in circuit court today, charged with debauching, seducing and alienating the affections of the wife of Olive Menden-

hall, jot New Castle. . Mendenhall asks

12,000 damages. . Mary A Mendenhall, the woman In question, -secured a divorce laBt September In Henry circuit court, Mendenhall alleges that Nicholson is responsible for the action of his wife in getting the divorce.

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MONTCLA1R, N. JJ, April 21. income ' of $1- a day' for her husba and a promise to pay his doctor's b and funeral expenses Is the ' bequs made by Mrs. Margaret Neuman w died recently. -

English colonies total 13,002,321 square mi lee in area, with a population of 389,065,035. ,

NOTICE OF THE -FILING OF PET TION. TO VACATE ALLEYS. To the town of Economy and Per township,' Wayne county, Indiana, ai the citizens thereof: Notice is hereby given,' that tl undersigned Addison A. Mumbowe did on the 20th day of April. 1916, fi his petition in the Wayne circuit cou of Waytje county, Indiana, praying f order, decree and judgment for tl vacation of two alleys, or parts ther of,, both of said alleys running nor' and south in Charles Osborn's secor addition to the town of Econom Wine county, Indiana, the same e tending south from Second street said town to the nor V-line of Lot N One in Riley J. Salisbury's addltk to said town ol Economy,' and one .- said alleys being between Lots No. and No. 67 in said CharleB Osborn second addition to the town, of Eco omy, and the other said alley heir between Lot. No. 67 afid No. 68

said Charles Osborn. second addltk to said town and immediately ad jo! ing and abutting upon said alley prayed to be vacated, are said lots-f herein slated, and no other: lots abi or adjoin said parts of said alley Said petition and matters and thing therein alleged, is set for hearing b fore said court at the court house (i the city of Richmond in said count on Tuesday. May 2, 1916. - ; - ADDISON A. MUMBOWER. Dated April 21, 1916. :.w -Will W.-Reller. Atty. for petitione

Attest: Michael W. Kelly, ; cler Wavn circuit courtl . Apr. 21-1

6il production of r Argentina year amounted to 275,000 barrels.

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WASHINGTON, Apr. 21 Officials at the department of justice stated today that the 'allegation contained in the purported confession of Horst Von der Gaultz, the German secret agent, implicating among others German consul General Alfred Giessler at Chicago and German consul Johannes Grunow at St Paul in his general activities which violated the neutrality of the United States will be completely investigated.

ADDITIONAL FORGE REACH COLUMBUS

" COLUMBUS N; M., April 21. The first detachments of the 2,300 additional troops which were ordered to Columbus as a base reinforcement to General Pershing's punitive : column, reached here during the night and encamped this morning. Other detachments are expected to arrive at any time. .

There are nearly 2,000 stitches in a pair of hand-sewn shoes.

AN INSIDE BATH MAKES YOU LOOK AND FEEL FRESH

Says a Glass of Hot Water With Phosphate Before Breakfast Keeps Illness; Away,

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Excellent, Common-Sense Health Measure Being Adopted By Millions.

Physicians the world over recom-! mend the inside bath, claiming this is of vasty more importance than outside ceanliness, becausethe skin pores do not absorb impurities into the blood . causing ill health, while the pores in! the ten yards of bowels do. Men and women are urged to drink j each morning, before breakfast a glass j of hot water with a teaspoonful of j limestone phosphate in it, as a, harm-'

less means of helping to wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the previous day's indigestible ma

terial, poisons, sour bile and toxins ; thus cleansing, sweetening and purl-

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fore mittln more food into the Btom-iwas young girl I had suffered With

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Just as "soap and hot water cleanse ', never regular." I saw your advertiseand freshen the skin, so hot water and , ent in the newspaper and the picture limestone phosphate act on the elim-. ot a woman who had been saved from inative organs. 'an operation and this picture was fan-

Those who wake up with bad breath, pressed on my mind. The doctor had

I'M GIVEN TWO DAYS To Make Up Her: Mind for Surgical Operation. She Refused; Cured by, Lydia E. , PinkhamY Vegetable Cot Philadelphia, Pa." One year ago I was very sick and I suffered with pains

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until I nearly-went crazy. I went to diff erentdoctors and

they all said I had female, trouble and would not get" any relief until I would be operated on. I

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coated tongue, nasty taste or nave a dull, aching bead, sallow complexion, acid stomach; others - ho arj subject to bilious attacks or constipation, should obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate at the drug store. This will cost very little but is sufficient to demonstrate the value of inside bathing. Those who continue it

each- morning nounced results

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given me only two more days to make up my mind so I sent my husband to the drug store at once for a bottle of Lydia E. Pmkham's "Vegetable Compound, and believe me, I only took four doses before I felt a change and when I had finished the third bottle I was cured and never felt better. I grant you the privilege to publish my letter and am only

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