Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 141, 25 April 1918 — Page 9

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1918

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31 CONSCRIPTS TO LEAVE FROM CAMBRIDGE CITY

Men Will Entrain Friday at l nr 1 i r At

i:u o clock tor camp

laylor.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, April 25. TUe

following drafted men la Division No.

2. will entrain from this place for Camp Taylor, at 1:30 o'clock Friday

afternoon: Charley William. Mitchelville, la; James E. Cadwallader, Centerville; Marlie Mcpherson, Hagerstown; By-

num Boyer, Fountain City; Verdi Isom

Coones, Economy. Forest Clifford Stephen. Hagers

town; Harold Burdette William,

Economy; Harty Franklin Lamber, Greensfork; Walter Rentfrow, Center

ville; Gammer Leo Howell, Hagerstown. Charles Thompson, Cambridge City;

Eddie Hendrlx. Centerville; Raymond

Herbert Burroughs. Hagerstown; How

ard Clauke Skaata, Cambridge City,

Oro Charles Bogue, Dayton, O.

Verne Davis, Cambridge City; Earl

Rhodes, Centerrllle; Ivan G. Ohmlt, Cambridge City; George W. Carlin,

Cambridge City; Verl E. Smith, Hagers town.

Orville V. Land. Greensfork; Orvllle Wilaon Hinea. Dublin: Harvey E.

Sloniker. Cambridge City; Charles Os

car Edwards, Hageratown; Harry A.

Anderson. Centerville.

Charles C. Lamb, Greensfork. ROiia B. Grlgsby, Centerville; Charles D. Dlffenderfer. Cambridge City; Floyd Miller Scott, Richmond; Roward p. Smeiser, Centerville; Marlon F. Weisor, Centerville. Supernumeraries. Herschel D. Miller, Richmond; Autus Lamb, Pershing; Fred K. Boles, Cam bridge City. Troop Three, Richmond Boy Scouts, Elect Troop Three of the Rlohmond Boy Scouts eleoted officers at a recent meeting as follows': Patrol leader, i Howard Taggert; assistant patrol loaders, Charles Fischer, Louis Wilson. Keith King. Clifford, Turner, For rot Coooer. Philip Hiss and Eldott

Haas; fifrlbe, Paul Fouts; assistant

scribe. Keith King; treasurer, Her-

i man Haeffer. assistant treasurer, Wil

nam Rlndt: color bearer. Ernest

Cooner. associated reporter, Richard

Krpnnine. Floyd C. Schlaugh is

scoutmaster of the troop.

Defects of Selective C

Will Be Corrected

" (Associated1 Press.) . CAMP ZACHARY TAYLOR. Ky.,

April 26! Ruptures and slight physi

cal' defects . which have hitherto hindered; or seriously handicapped draft

ed men of the National Army in the performance of the duties of a soldier, hereafter will be remedied by surgical operations. Affected in this way. any drafted man who refuses to undergo

an operation, or whatever treatment Is deemed best for his ailment, may

be court-martialed, under the 96th Ar

ticle of War, and subject to punishment to be fixed by the court. This

action was taken according to general

order 167 of the War Department.

A number of drafted men at Camp Zacharv Taylor, selects from Indiana, Kentucky and Southern Illinois, since the opening of the cantonment, were found to have minor physical defects which interfered with their activities but heretofore no complications arose over such situations as the men willingly submitted to the treatment pre

scribed by the surgeon. The announcement that court mar

tial may await those, who refuse to be treated follows the refusal of one

drafted man with a minor physical

ailment, easily Cured by an operation,

to undergo the operation. TO OBSERVE LIBERTY DAY

LANSING. Mich., April 25. In a

nroclamatlon issued today, Governor

Albert E. Sleeper designated the aft

ernoon of Friday, April 26,as a public holiday in Michigan in observance

of Liberty Day, bo proclaimed by!

President Wilson. The governor requested that all schools and business places so far as practicable be closed

at noon.

EQUINE ACTORS III

ROBINSON CIRCUS

KRUPPS EMPLOY WOMEN

AMSTERDAM. April 25. The

Krupp Works, German gun and muni

tions manufacturers, employed more than 110,000 persons in February, and

the number was then expected to

reach 125,000 by April 1, according to

an Essen dispatch. - Thirty thousand

women were among the employes.

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COLLAIIS FOR SPRING CASCO-2V in. CLYDE-2Vn

In the long list of arenic innova

tions with John Robinson's famous

circus, advertised to appear in Ricntnond on Mav 1 none will, perhaps.

Attain ereater local favor than the

many novel displays wherein the num croim eauine actors are featured.

Wrlth John Robinson, the horse has

ever maintained Its own. The ongirmlitv rtt nreftftntatinn together with

the unusuelly high excellence of breed has earned for this exhibition the sobriauet "The Horse Show Beauti

ful "

Famous unions the thoroughbred

groups are Mme. Bedini's troupe of

fatnp Tnpnftero and liberty horses

There are fully forty high school

hftrooa introduced and ridden by fam

ous equestriennes demonstrating evem

gait this intelligent animal is capamo of and showing every style of horse-

TTianaMn frnm rouen ana tumDie 10

that nt the haute ecole.

There are trained animals of almost

every known species among which are baboons, seals, ponies, elephants.

tnnipa hPArs. Hons, tieerfs. dogs ana

camels. ' "

With the hippodrome features are listed chariot races, flat races, Roman standing races, hurdle races, obstacle races, besides athletic contests And many other exciting sports of the coliseum. The longest, costliest and most gorgeous free street parade ever seen in this or any other country will reach the principal down-town thoroughfares around 11 o'clock a. m. Two complete circus performances

will be gives at 2 and 8 p. m. Doors open at 1 and 7 p.m. One ticket ad mits to everything. Palladium Want Ads Pay.

France Also Has a Colonel House

Thanks America For Red Triangle Huts (By Associated Press) PARIS, Wednresday, April 24. John R. Mott, of the American Y. M. C. A. war work council, was received by President Poincaire today and described, the tour of inspection he has just completed of association work among American and French troops. The president showed keenest interest in the recital and said: "In the name of the French government and people, I wish to thank the American 'people for, their , indispensible help in placing the Y. M. C. A. at the disposal of the French army." . . MRS. DEWEY GIVEN MEDAL.

dents of the New York university are making arrangements for the erection of a monument to the memory of New York university men killed in action, it was announced today.

WASHINGTON. April 25. Mrs. George Dewey, widow of Admiral Dewey, has been presented with a medal by the members of the Associated Veterans of Farragut's Fleet Secretary Daniels and several naval officers who served 'with Admiral Dewey were present.

William Martin. William Martin, one of the most distinguished of living Frenchmen, 3 called the Colonel House of France. It is eeaid that President Poincare holds him in exactly the same regard that President Wilson does Colonel House.

GIVEN ITALIAN MEDAL.

ROME, Wednesday, April 24, Major Bernon Prentice, of New York, has been awarded the Italian war service medal for organizing and directing the 'American Red Cross ambulance service at the Italian front.

WILL ERECT MONUMENT

NEW YORK, April

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TELLS DYSPEPTICS WHAT TO EAT Avoid Indlftotlon, 8ur Artd Sfniaaek, Heartburn, Cu On Stomach, Etc. Indigestion and practically all forms of stomach trouble. ay modiral authorities. ar due nine times out of ten to an excess of hydrochloric acid In the stomach. Chronic "acid stomach" is exceedingly dangeroua and suffer ers should do either one of two things. ', Either they can sro on a limited and often disagreeable diet, avoiding; foods that disagree with them, that irritate th atomach and lead to excess acid secretion or they can eat as they please in reason and make It a prac

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