Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 119, 19 May 1922 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922.

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MEXICAN SECRETARY OF AVAR HURRIES TO SCENE OF TROUBLE

Circuit Court

MEXICO CITY. May 19. Secretary of War Serrano, who hastily left the

capitol upon receipt of reports af the

sacking of Frontera, state of Tabasco, j

by 300 repels under Jose Segovia, boarded the gunboat Zaragosa at Vera Cruz and Is on his way to the scene of the trouble. A war office statement says Segovia's forces were surprised and defeated this morning at Las Palmas, "while celebrating their victory, and that several of the rebels were killed and others captured. The statement

also denies the rumored defection of Gen. Luis Mireles, commanding the federal troops in the state of Tabasco, declaring the government has absolute confidence in him. War Council Called It is understood that Secretary Serrano has called a war council of all the heads of departments in the Isthmian territory of Tabasco and Chiapas and if necessary will remain at Villa

Hermosa until the campaign is well underway against Gen. Carlos Greene, commander of the rebels. The uprisings in Tabasco, although frequent of late, have never been taken seriously here as the state is not so strategically located that such movements can menace Mexico City and the north. Ever since his forced resignation as x governor almost a year ago, General Greene has been reported engaged in revolutionary activities, and for months was kept under surveillance in Mexico City, although not under actual arrest. ' Two months ago he disappeared from the capital and since that time the situation in Tabasco has been delicate. Greene was included in President Obregon's recent order that no leniency be shown to leaders of rebellious movements.

DIVORCE ASKED

Daisy Berenice Folkner has filed suit for divorce against William A. Folkner. She asks the custody of their child. t ASKS BOND FORECLOSED Prosecuting Attorney Paul A. Beckett has filed suit in circuit court asking foreclosure of the bond put up by

George H. Muey on behalf of Frank P. Robison of Hamilton, Ohio, last winter.

Robison was arrested on a charge of violation of the liquor laws Feb. 11, and Muey put up a $1,000 bond for Robison's appearance in circuit court on Feb. 1. Robison failed to appear for trial When his name was called on the

morning of Feb. 13 by Edward McNally. court bailiff, and the case was continued until April 24. Later it was continued to April 27. Robison did not appear.

COIltiELL AND MASTON GO TO PENITENTIARY

EATON, Ohio.. May 19. J. C. Connell, Camden, and Charles Maston, Richmond, Ind., after pleading guilty to stealing automobiles were each sentenced to from one to seven years In the penitentiary from common pleas '. court in Dayton. Forty or more stolen : cars were traced to the operations of ,

Connell and Maston, it is said. In

his plea of guilty Connell said, he stole his first automobile to pay his honest debts. The success of his first theft lead to others, he said.

SENTENCE MEXICAN BANDIT NOGALES, Ariz., May 19. Manuel

1 Martinez, one of seven bandits who ! crossed the Mexican border last Au

gust, raided the Ruby,- Ariz., postoffice and killed the postmaster, Frank

Pearson, and his wife, wa3 found guil

ty of murder and sentenced to death

after the jurors had deliberated only 15 minutes. The wife and daughter of Martinez became hysterical when they learned the verdict. Martinez

admitted having been a member of the bandit gang, but he declared he had no hand in the shooting.

Conner sville to Annex Little Village Nearby

CONNERSVILLE. Ind., May 19 ; Plans are being considered by the city j council for the annexation of the town . f . i . ill. 1 A1 illrt

or tiasi tonnersvuie uj vuuucisimc. The corporation under" consideration is situated on the east bank of Whitewater river, less than one mile from the downtown district of Connersville, and has a population of 1,500. For the past twenty years the problem of annexation has been discussed, but considerable opposition has arisen from time to time. At present senti

ment seems to favor the annexation and a ' committee of the council has been instructed to investigate and report in three weeks. It is believed that the annexation will be completed I within a short time.

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DOBBINS' HOSE WAGON TO BE ORDERED SOLD

The last piece of horsedrawn fire apparatus owned by the city will disappear within a few days, as a result of action taken by the city council Monday night. The old "Number One" hose wagon purchased in 1887, used till 1916 and since that time stored in various fire houses of the city, is to

be ordered sold. Authority for the sale was given the board of works in a resolution passed by council Monday night at the request of Fire Chief Miller.

Although the wagon was in usej

trom me ume it came nere, m is, until 1916, a period of 29 years, some of the original paint is still on the vehicle. The body and wheels have been dismounted and stored in the top :f No. Five fire house. When the city started motorizing the fire department, over 12 years ago, a number of bodies used on horsedrawn wagons were sent in to the factory and mounted on a motor chassis. Bodies of apparatus used at fire houses ..Three, Four and Five come under this classification. When they were first put into use, about the year 1890, the steam fire engine was at the height of its glory. Jerry Miller, an "old-timer" at No. Four house, in the south part of the city says "these old engines did not make much noise on the way to a fire

put after tney were neated up, you

could hear them for a mile."

Be Careful What You Wash Your Child's Hair With

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dust, dirt, dandruff and excess oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at any drug store.. It is very cheap, and a few ounces is enough to last everyone in the family for months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified. Advertisement.

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