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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11
Sas 8ierteIitiinbdeu Der 0rob-
beiten.
Bon Otto RSfs

5sstsn bic StaIisn.r fix Gnslanb
ME cine Defenders parms 9iebs uno
fiiatm iie ii4 ben britiitsn 3umu.
ibunstu bauptfdhlid aus syur9t,
ieins aoblsn, itin Ostrsibe, iiberbaupt
teine 3ufubr ,ur Sse msbr su betoms
men, 70 befIsibisisn iis iid bod elmer
riidiidtspolIen Sprahe seesniibsr tis
n,r Ration, bsr.n 9ounsri9aft iie srs
oulbsn gu miifsn slaubisH. 9ur i'm
9ebeimsn ibipolI ibr Grimm iiber
bas, ipas fis erliiisu. Die itaIisniihe
pr,fe bat bisber ME Elm Dori ssdus
Bert iibsr bi. .nslii6sn as.ntta bic
In jeb,t Saf,nfabi, an jeotm .3oIs
amt. in jebem @eri.brsmitisIpunits
ols aufpuHsr unb gsfsbIsbabsr iibsn.
iibsr ben 8unb,sssnoHsn, Der bic gum
ariss. n0tbissn @slbmitisI bsfHaff.n
follte unb iiatt bsHm nur einsn Rres
bit bon etlpu elmer Wiliarbs fiir
Waur,n, bic aus England bs5ossn
iDtrb,n biirfen, (unb au1 bisisn nur
5u Wuder5infen) sr0ffnst bat, iiber bi.
DrObunsen, nit bsnsu Der briiiIte
gptidafter in Rom fsintn WilIsn
buraisBt; iib,r al bic 9smiiibisun.
gen, bic StaIim fsit bier Nonaisn
binnebmen mub, neil Is ii1 ben Gnss
Idnbsrn sinmal psribrisebn bat. Be-
riibrien italienif6e 3siiunsm bnnn
uno tpann bas kitIs gsrbSItnis Der
beiosn 9dnotr, 70 seftdb IS nur, I'M
bic @smiitbsr 81 bsidpidtissu unb bic
Wibpsrgniistsn DOR unporfi1tigsn
@orisn 81 iparnsH, ipsil Gnglanbs
Jrsunbihaft bod fir Stalisn nnents
bsbrIih isi. Die Wi.btrisbr folder
ermabnunssn auein perrieib ben aus
bsuit.benbsn, iuie ss otm Wolis ipiriz
lid sumutbs mar. 0oH meg Slrj Doll
IN, bsb eebi Der Wun1nii6sr. \ Ssbt
fpirb nibi m.br BLOB i'm SllIel sss
fdimpfi, fonb.rn often aufsenyudi.I
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bat s.i6Iassn.
SHEA Rn5ionaIs' nnb .1ribuna1
plabsn slsidssiiis beraus. Iebtsrs Spar
= um ben llntsrlhisb nidt gu pI6b,
LID pox;unebmtn nod NIT elmer
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pliments madi, bann dbsr NIT Der of
feHsn anilase, baB ss NIT einsm
6lei4mutb, Der sbenfD lsidt ipie itos
iid f.i, bi. ausfitt auf eintn ,nblofen
ariss ins 4uss faifs. glutiiriid i6nns
es bas, neil es BON fsinsr nHosrpunbs
bartlett iibsrssust fsi. Gs ssbe absr
Rationtn. bic ni4t auf un,usdnsIi9sr
Snisl iGBsn unb itns psripeitipe nidt
NIT sIsi4sr GtIaHenbsit betraHisn
fOnntsn. Gnslunb fpiirbe babsr gut
ibun, isinsr JnfsIpfpdpIosie sin bibs
dsn Gsipalt an5utbun unb cine etipas
rafAers unb intsnfipert araftanftrsns
suns 5u IsiIttn. biss aus Rldfi9t aui
bic BsbrdnsniTe anbrsr MSlfer. 81, |
.Sbsa Rnaionale- ipridt often Gus,
iporouf bic ~1ribunaA binbentsi. Gis
febt ben 9iipfsI aufs nit Der GrlIds
runs: bic Ginfiibrung Der afgsmsinsn |
miliidriiden DisnIipflidt In England |
babe aufssbDri, Elm innsrss ndtionofss |
probIem Der Briten 5u ftin, iis fti Sul
siner Jrase bfs gon5en gisrDsrbanbss |
asiporoen. Jbrs a0iuus isi fir Gnss |
lambs 8srbiinosie Elm unmiitsIbdrss
eebensinttrefTt ia fosor ihr unbss
Rsdt; benn in sinsm Rriss
&c, bel bem bic gngIdnbtr ben ar0btsn
gOrtbeiI sin3ubsimfsn ssbadtsn, ipirs
IS inrebt. ipmn fs strinsers Dpfsr
brd4tsn aIs ibrs aampfssnoFtn.
IN DtiiiIi6ltit ldbi bisfe Gprats
ni9ts aa ipiinI4sn iibrig. Mas iIr |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11
Der pro5eb sssen bic Giret.

Der pro5eb ssgen bic Giretc
loren Der Rsp 9aDen gabn erpeiit
bic WertblOiigteit Der Sruitgeiese.
&Iarer, als es in bisism prp5eb sss
iaab, tonnte niht bepieisn psrben,
oob cine @sri9msIsuns aller mDsli:
den 5ransportmittel, Dampfeifenbabs
nen, eIettriide @iisubobnen, Tompfs
i4iffe u. (. 70. itattfano, lin bic aons
turreus i'm Rerionens uno Waarens
transport Don ReurGnslanb gu uns
teroridsn. SroBoem psrIisf Der pros
5eb Obne grsebnib. Wenn aud bic
Surp in gssug auf fiinf Der 4usstlags
ten iih nidt einis.n tonnte, 1T nit
Siderbeit an5unebmen, bab elm absrs
maliser prO5eb nit Jreiipredung sns
ben Diro, oa adt Der Gef6porenen
fir einsn Jreiiprud unb nur bier bas
gesen itimmten. gs 1T pffenbar, bab
bic 8oltsmeinuns in pieiem aanbe bic
3ufummenbaaung bon aapitaIien
ntat als Elm @erbre6.n aniiebt. linz
ter ioIden umitdnOsn 1T nit arimis
nalsefesen ssgsn 5ruits ni6ts an5us
faugen. gs pirb stpas onberss gee
f6sben miiiIen, I'm bas Bolt 5u be.
i6iiBeu, penn bic grobtapitaIiitii9s
Nonopolspirtbfhuft Ii9 als cine uns
ertrdslide auit erpeifen Iollt.. Die
jsnisen, pelde unsebiub.rte Monopo.
lifiruns unter itaatIi6.r qufii6t refp.
geidrGHtuns bes 9spinns befiirpors
ten, f4einen bic Sutunft fir iid gu
babeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11

Der britiide Sanbefss
minifsr bat bas llnterbaus bes
parlaments NIT bem alten Sdnids
fhnad erbaut. bab Seutidlanb ipirtbs
i4aftlid suiammentIappt unb balb
auf ben anien Inn @nabe bitten tpirb.
gs tit taum Der WGibe ipertb, bieisn
llniinn gu beantportsn, ba er bod bon
offentunoisen Sbatiaden ipiberlest
lpirb. Das ginsise, mas an Der Rebe
bemertensDertb senannt iperbsn lam,
1T bic 2lnsa6e, oab bic @liirtsn mad
bem 3riese bic nOtbisen 4nitaIten trefs
fen miibten, bab 9eutfhlanb teinen
9anbelstries eesen iie fiibren lam.
9iermit 1T semeiut, bab es uidt mebr
i'm Stanbe iein iOa, in ben WeIts
mdrtten bic &onturrens Gnglanbs gu
ubertpinosn. Was Der Sanbslsminiiter
jest auseitebt, 1T, oab oieier Miibes
lperb allein @nelaub oeronIabt bat, iih
an bem &riege gu betbeiliesn. Der
Saubelsminiiter tbeilt nit, mas 5don
sefdebsn isi, nm oisisr &onturrsna gu
begesnen. Cine sanas glnsabI Waaren,
bic friibsr DON Deutihldnb bsSossn
tperpen jest in GnsIano ansss
fertist. Gs ift gu beoauern, bub Gnss
lamb nidt i6on Dor bem ariege bieisn
Des sepGbIt bat, I'M Oeuti9lanbs
gu iibsrtpiubsn. 2Isbann
batts Der arieg uidt itattssfunosn.
Do6 tros bieies Dunihss tDnnsn mir
bic 2lniidt nidt unteroriiden, oab bic
Snbuitris nod iebr oisls
Sabr5ebnts iih pirb bemiibsn miiiisn,
I'M auf sIsihsr Sobe nit DeutId'
aHbs Gsiitunssfdbistsit gu iteptn.
Der SanosIsminiit.r ssiisbt oas fslbit |
u, inoem sr aui bic Notbpsnbistsit
,iutpeiit, bic tedniide gr5iebuug auf
ine bobe Stufe gu brinesn. Dus tpirb
lidt 10 Ieidt isin unb es lit SipsifsIs
'aft Oh bi. GuelGnber iit ismals ben
'sutfden Sleib uub bic Sriinbli4teit
uerb.n an.isuen iSnnsn, bic pas @ss
'simnib Don Seuti6lanos grobsm
uirtbfhaftIihen grfolge biIb,n. @ir
iuo iosar Der sIuiidt, bab Deuiids
anb in Disisr Siniidt nad Dem Srisgs
Iod bober iteben piro. als Dorbsr.
sins isinsr erob.n SinOsruifie mar
is abbdnsigteit Dom @uslanb in Be
us auf RobitOffs. Sas rpiro mad;
EN- ariege nidt beitsbsu, bsnn
oeutidIanb tpirb iid einen aOIoniaIs
eiib DeridaffeH, Der es ibm srm5gs
i6t, ben grDbtsu sbsiI isinsr RObs
:offe islbTt Su erSsuseu. Jreilid be-
auptst Der 9anbsIsminiitsr, oab oas
idt m0gIid isi, neil GnsIanb iisesH
,erbe. 0uriiber iinb mir anbsrsr
Reinuns. Der Riidsus BON 9aIis
oil 1T bsitimmt feline Sissssbiirgibaft
ir England. elber es III nod cine
Hbere gemertuns bsrDor5ubsbeu, bic
nier 2ano fsbr nabe beriibrt. Der
'aHbslsminiiter ipridt bon ben
Rdrttsn, bic ii4 GnsIdnb felt gssinn
i.ies arisses ssiidsrt babe unb psrs
'eiit ipe5isG auf Siibdm.rita. 9as
'It. bod glue, biss fir Gnglaub
hpdrm.n, ettpas aufpeden, Od ibnsn
ud often ssiast tpirO, oab gmeritas
er ebenio bon Siodmeritu ausges
hloFen f.in ioller, fpie Deutf6e unb (!
1s ioIts bic QuftIdruns brins
N, uarum Gnslaub am.ritauif6e /
'4iffe tapert unb ben Sransport Slpis I
ben bisiem 2anbs uub Siibdmsrita I
nitelIsn min. Der 3pet 1T pffenbar,
nierem 2aub nidt gu ssftattsn, bub {
DGbrenb beg arieges eineu 5dnbel !
/ ienem 0ebiets aufbaut, fporaus bod {
'utlid berDorsebt, bab gnslanb nidt
'os gessr Ssutidlanb ari.a fiibrt,
'nbern audi sssen Die Der. Staatsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-11
Sienitas, ben II. Sauuar 1916.

Der PuIperfabrifant Sus
pont befiirportet cine fsinblide Stals
lung segen bic beutideu @erbiinbstsn.
Infer SENATOR Sarbius ebenfals.
Warume @eiI bic 9euti4en fir ibu
seitimmt babens
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
union CITY PLEASED
over SUBSIDY ACTION
OF COMMERCIAL CLUB

Information that the Richmond Com.
mercial club had almost unanimously
endorsed the proposed 100000 trac-
ton subsidy, has been sent officially
to the Union City Community Welfare
league, the commercial organization
of Union City. This organization will
take action within the next few days
and the proposition will then be sub
mitted to the business men of Port
land by a joint committee appointed
from the Union City and Richmond
clubs.
AS soon as the endorsement Of the
commercial organizations in these
three cities is secured, Fred A. Dolph,
the Chicago attorney who is promot-
ing the extension, will negotiate with
the county commissioners relative to
date for the holding of the election.
The promoter has promised to pay all
expenses of the election as an evil
dence that the proposition is bona-fide
and he further agrees that no money
will be paid as subsidy until the
road is in operation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
EDISON COULD BUILD
SUBMARINE IN Is DAYS

WASHINGTON, March 15.-"Give
me the men, the material and the
plant and I'll build you a submarine
in fifteen days." was the preparedness
message delivered to the house naval
affairs committee today by Thomas A.
Edison. With wagging head and
nervous gestures the genius gathered
the committee in little group about
him and waved aside all objections to
his "creed" of standardization and
speed. Submarines in two weeks and
aeroplanes over night were promised
the committee by the greatest invent
or of his time. He explained in rapid
short sentences how it could be done.
Eliminate governmental red tape"
demanded Edison, "and give us gov
ernment laboratory
what kind of submarine could
you build in two weeks?" Representa-
tive Roberts asked.
ANY kind of a submarine. The e.
boat type the government is now
building"
you mean you could build one if
you had the material all assembled"
IN, / could build one il / had the
proper men, the proper plant and a
scrap heap"
Edison said he proposed a $5,OO0,0 900
laboratory for the government naval
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
SCHEPMANS TESTIMONY MAY CONVICT MAN
ACCUSED OF STEALING AUTO AT union CITY

Testimony Of George w. Schepman
a Richmond tailor, in the case Of the
state versus Paul V. Walters. the trial
now being held in the Randolph coun
ty court at Winchester. is to have a
considerable bearing on the outcome
of the trial which is attracting state,
wide attention.
Walters, convicted of stealing val
liable touring car during the month of
October, 1913. and after two years
fight during which the case has been
dragged from court to court, hopes to
gain his freedom.
Testimony in the case shows that
Walters, representing that he was a
prospective purchaser of car, caused
a Union City auto salesman to drive
the car to lonely part of the road.
At the point of a gun Walters de-
manded that the driver leave the car.
After binding and gagging his victim,
Walters drove the car to Richmond.
Parking the car in front of the tailor
ing establishment of George w. Schep-
man, Walters entered Schepman's
store and secured material for fake
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
AMERICAN ARMY CROSSES BORDER
SAYS. REPORT FROM Ell PASO

Ell PASO, March 15.-As unofficial
reports were reaching Ell Paso that
the American. forces under General
John j. Pershing had crossed the Dor
der into Mexico at 2:3O o'clock this
morning from Columbus, alarming ad-
vices as to the activities of Carranza
troops also arrived here.
The Ell Paso chief of police was no
titled that five thousand Carranzistas
had attacked the Seventh United
States cavalry at Hachita, thirty-five
miles west of Columbus, and had ia
ken the town after a battle.
The report as to the capture of
Hachita came to Chief Don Johnson
from a friend over the long distance
telephone. He said he could not OBJ
tain any confirmation and efforts to
secure information from the military
authorities were baked by the censor
ship which prevails along the border.
An official of the Ell Paso and South
western railroad, which runs through
Hachita, was asked if he had heard
of aAy trouble at the New Mexico
town.
81 am not allowed to talk about
that" he replied.
Advices that General Pershing's
troops had crossed the line and that
the pursuit of General Francisco Villa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
FRENCH TAKE
MEUSE HEIGHTS

PARIS, March 15-Counter attacks
by French troops during the night re.
suited in the recapture of part Of the
trenches taken by the Germans on the
west bank of the Mouse yesterday, &C.
cording to the war office statement
this afternoon. The French won their
success in. hand to hand fighting near
Hill No. 165 using the bayonet and
grenades to drive the Germans from
the trenches.
1t was announced here today that
the French losses at Verdun have
been only one-fourth of those inflicted
upon the attacking Germans. Recent
Paris reports have put the German
losses at Verdun as high as 100000. If
those were correct, the French have
apparently lost $4,000. The Germans
claim to have taken more than $4,000
prisoners
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
MEN OF EARLHAM
SHOW WRONG IDEA
OF PREPAREDNESS

Distorted conception of prepared
ness is shown in the straw vote taken
by men of Earlham college, the major
ity of whom are opposed to an in
crease in the army and navy. This is
the editorial expression of the India
napolis Star. Excerpts from the edi-
torial after crediting the convictions
expressed by the students to Quaker
influences declare:
If lawless men were to enter their
homes and insult or threaten their
mothers and sisters, it is altogether
likely that the young men of Earlham
would neither write notes to the in
truders warning them off nor call in
the neighbors for peace conference.
They would strike and strike hard
without delay. If we should
have war again, history would repeat
itself and these Earlham boys would
no doubt follow the example of their
ancestors. But the preparedness that
is now planned is to prevent war and
to insure the peace that the Friends
and all of us desire.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
EARLHAM GOODS
BAR ROUGH WORDS

Rough and unrefined explosives
must be expunged from the vocabu-
larry of Earlham's male contingent if
1T would converse with the female of
the species and maintain amicable re-
lations. The edict which is tanta-
mount to ringing ultimatum has
been promulgated by one high in
authority in realms far removed from
the secular.
Among the highly demoralizing and
pernicious expressions which must go
are: Gee whiz, oh fine, piffle. nuts.
goodness gracious, pshaw and dog-on-
it.
The first victim was a young man
who almost inarticulately muttered
gee whiz" in a laboratory in the
presence of a woman. He was severe
ly lectured.
Substitutions for the vile language
now employed as vehicle for express
ion of deep feeling will include re-
fined remarks as: Oh, chocolate
drops, oh cream puffs, shades of Ben
Franklin, and other equally strong
words invoking the spirits of schol-
ars long since deceased.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
THIRTY DEALERS
take UP SPACE
IN AUTO SHOW

Thirty automobile manufacturers
and agents and dealers in accessories
have contracted for space at the Rich
mond auto show, March 1925. All
Richmond automobile agents will have
exhibits, and seven different com
panies not represented in Richmond
will have late models on display.
The following are the exhibitors and
the amount Of space contracted for:
Carnahan, Buick, $40; McConaha,
Maxwell, $50; Talcott, Overland, $50;
Bethard, Ford, 1850; Taube, Chal-
mers. Pullman, 1000; Richmond Elec-
trio c., 500; Seaney & Brown, 500;
Irwin Reed, 500; Pilot Motor Co., $50;
Draper. Lexington, 500; Wayne Works,
ESQ; International Harvester $40:
Waking, Indian motorcycle, 500; Cad
lilac, 500; Hornaday. Oldsmobile, 800;
Spangler & Jones, $50; Jones Hard
ware Co., 300; Elmer Smith, 800;
Kempton,' Mcfarland, $50; E. j.
Wright motor wheel, 800; Paige, Chas.
Koll, $50; Hupmobile, 300; Auto APP
pliance Co., 100; Indiana Selden Truck
Sales Co., Indianapolis, 800; William
Johnson, 800; Regal, 200; Grant, 200;
Teetor, 200; Fetta Motor Sulphur, 100;
Interstate, 400; Westcott Motor Car
Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
GARDNER ASKS
PROBE OF NAVY

WASHINGTON, Mar ia search
ing investigation of the navy depart
ment was demanded on the floor of
the house this afternoon by Represen-
tative Gardner of Massachusetts. He
particularly attacked the department
press bureau and the bureau of CON
struction and repair. The latter
bureau he said ought to be forced to
explain why battleships authorized
five years ago, for which the money
has been appropriated, are not in COM
mission. The Nevada. just commits
stoned, he said was five years and
seven days building
This slowness demands investiga-
tion," he said. 81 do not blame the
administration for all the delays.
Testimony before the naval committee
shows that it is not all the fault of
the present secretary of the navy.
THE present department admins
tration, however, has misleI the
country as to the condition of the
navy"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
DIR, RAISELDEN OUSTED

CHICAGO, March 15.-The name OF
DR.. H. J. Haiselden was erased from
the membership list of the Chicago
Medical Society today. He was order
ed dropped on charge of conduct
unbecoming the ethics of the medical
profession, because of his action in
the recent Bollinger baby case when
he allowed uniformed infant to die
and for writing articles setting forth
his ideas on sterilization and mar
rage of the unfit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
FIRST AERO SQUADRON REACHES
BORDER TO START HUNT FOR VILLA

Ell PASO, March 15.-The first aero
squadron of the army, commanded by
Captain Benjamin d. Foulers, reached
Columbus last night. The machines
for the American aviators are now
being set up at General .Pershing' S
base, but they will probably not make
their first reconnaissance until Friday.
Information from the invading
column will be transmitted to the
border by couriers and by wireless.
The wireless outfit is under command
of Sergeant A. p Malley.
The exciting rumorS as to possible
resistance by Carranza forces gave Ell
Paso many thrills during the early
morning. All streets in the city were
patrolled by guards armed with rifles
and revolvers.
Carranza officials in FL Paso and
Juarez declared that the Constitutions
alist troops would cooperate with the
Americans, but declined to state how
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
FLAG TRANSFERRED
TO WARNER SCHOOL

With the transfer of the "Clean Up
flag from Joseph Moore school to the
Warner school building this afternoon
patriotic exercises by the children, In
Guiding the singing of national hymns,
were carried out.
The principal speaker was the Rev.
j. j. Rae, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church, who gave general talk
on patriotism and loyalty to the coun-
try.
The observance was held under the
direction of Miss Harriet Thompson,
principal of the school, and Mrs. Ste
phens, chairman of the Commercial
club committee.
Six Of the schools which competed
in the cleanup contest received the
same percentage. Each school is to
have the flags for six weeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15

There will be a meeting on Satur-
day, March 25, at the Y. M. c. A. for
noon luncheon for the purpose OF con-
sidering and formulating a bill to be
introduced at the next Legislature for
the purpose of creating state road
commission. The meeting is to be
attended by the county commissioners,
the auditor, engineer, Superintendent
of Roads Jones, Senator McConaha,
the trustees of each township in the
county, and the following persons,
representing the different associations
Of the county:
Wayne County Old Trails Associa-
tiOn-Albert Chamness, J. A. Dwig-
gins, Fountain City; John Teetor,
Hagerstown; Postmaster Wooley, of
Williamsburg.
Wayne County Bar-Chas. Linde-
muth, A. M. Gardner, John l.. Rupe,
VIM. II. Kelley.
Richmond Commercial CIub-Ed.
Haas, VIM. Rooney, Geo. Fl. Knollen-
berg, Elmer Eggemeyer.
Richmond Auto Association-Dr. S.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
CARRANzA MASSES
TROOPS NEAR BORDER

SAN ANTONIO, March 15-Informa.
ton reached the United States mill
tary authorities that Gen. Carranza is
concentrating his troops near the
border. The garrison in Chihuahua
City, Juarez, Los Palomas and other
towns in northern sections are being
suddenly increased.
There are indications that General
Carranza fears he will be deserted by
many of his officers and men if he
co-operates with the American expe-
dition and that he is massing his
troops for stragetic purposes rather
than for the pursuit of Villa This
information put an extremely menac-
ing complexion on the situation in
Northern Mexico.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
DENNIS REELECTED
TO DIRECT WARFARE
ON WHITE PLAGUE

Revised constitution was adopted by
the Wayne County Anti-tuberculosis
society last evening. Hereafter the
society will be known as the Wayne
County Society for the Study and Pre-
vention of tuberculosis" John Mel
polder, secretary and treasurer report
ed $700.28 in the fund for employing
a county visiting nurse. Campaign
for more money will be continued in
the out-townships.
DR.. Dennis was reelected president
but John Melpolder, who has served
as secretary and treasurer for the last
year refused to allow his name to be
used. Z. M. Haas was elected vice
president; Mary A. Stubs, secretary;
A. ID. Gayle, treasurer. Drs. N. S.
Cox and A. l.. Bramcamp, auditing
committee, reported the books in ex-
cellent condition.
According to the revised constitu-
ton the annual meeting will be held
the second Tuesday in March. Only
paid-up members will be allowed to
vote, membership dues being 81 a
year. Power has been given the
society through it's new constitution to
organize township committees.
For the purpose of promulgating the
tuberculosis hospital mass meeting
will be held within the next month.
The public health committee of the
Commercial club has agreed to assist
In the movement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
GILLESPIE LEAVES
SCHOOLS FOR BANK

+. H. Gillespie, commercial work in
structor in the high school rendered
his resignation to superintendent ]. T
Giles of the city schools, last night tt
accept a position with the Second
National bank.
The resignation becomes effective
as soon as a successor is selected
superintendent Giles has no one in
view as substitute.
Mr.. Gillespie will meet certain re-
quirements when he becomes assoc.
lated with the bank and then be as
signed to the position of teller or book.
keeper.
He has been teacher of stenography
commercial law, bookkeeping and
other commercial subjects for two and
a half years in the high school. He
came to Richmond from Hartford City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-15
MOTLEY CLEARS Up
RELATION TO BOARD

In statement supplementing the
reasons given yesterday for resigning
as pastor of the Central Christian
church. the Rev. w. r. Motley today
explained his relations to the church
board. He said that upon accepting
the pastorate here he did so at lower
salary than he was receiving, but that
it was expected by him and by the
church officials that this would be met
at the end of six months. Wealthy
members left the city, he said, making
this impossible. Rev. Mr.. Motley add
ed that, in full justice to the board,
it had fulfilled every financial obliga-
ton and that he had no complaint to
make.