The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 9

I Vi ft t'c RECRUIT TAKEN Output to Be Rushed Photo by Central Nr Photo Service Brown Bros Saxophone Sextette photographed on tour Liveliest Dance Victor List The Darktown ARM ORDERS Ball Affecting ort Harrison Six Brown Bros Come By all means hear it in or telephone for the record I fcEAR ADMIRAL HARMONY DIES vania in 1847 NEW ARTILLERY null mivi vviA aa 71 I service uniforms and overcoats but they iown today follow ni Washington iat "Hl not bear arms WILL MOVE AST CM $100 the Box of 5 60 Watt $125 the Box of 5 One box of each size onlv to a custoiuor Merchants Heat Light Company The Daylight Corner Washington at Meridian HARRISON Pres In Such Cases 2 UNION DENTISTS 'i of Kos the greatest record for the greatest good LYDIA PINKHAM MEDIUM CO LYMNMASS Lady Attendant a Grant medical of the VONEDWARDS OUND GUILTY ROBBING MRS STRANGMAN in to de me the the Medical duty at fort estab from TEETH WITHOUT PLATES Serf from camp Depart of the orty fifth leave ort Har Taylor at Loui Haidt will be i LYDIA PINKHAM VEGETABLE COMPOUND GITS Goshen shipped mgBMBamaaHBBBi Middle Age Women VL 'V THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1917 VonEd rob and him and Ninth Engineers: Claude aught and Gulsseppi Shembi Three Hundred and Twenty fifth ield Artillery Abe Nelce and loyd Archer Three Hundred and Ninth Ammunition Train Charles Plummer base hospital Her bert Godby and Henry Reynolds Three Hundred and Thirty fourth Infantry Sergt Coffey Company A NEW YORK Nov 2 A monumentcommemorative of the battle of the Marne and built by funds subscribed by Ameri cans is to be presented to rance at the close of the war It was announced here today by a committee which has been planning the memorial To avoid any possibility of conflict with war relief work no donations will be accepted until the end of the conflict it tyas stated "It is inconceivable that the battle of the Marne' which may prove to have been the greatest event in history possibly the saving of civilization should not be me morialized iii some such said the post the officers of the training camp will be in a quandary to have the post patrolled Men in the training camp can not be used for this sort of work Americans Plan Memorial to Honor rance at Marne CO dv PIGSKIN WARARE CALLS OUT CAMP COMMANDEER TRENCH CUTTER KOKOMO Ind Nov Capt Shaf fer a veteran of the civil war realizes what It means when Uncle Sam wanta anything He han been ordered by icRgram to release for government up a big tam french cut ter which tie had rented to exrtvile a ditch on his farm The order was Issued bv A Morrlnger head of the cont rut ion division of the signa) corns of ort Millington Tynn if MAJ RIDLEY has Just been appointed superintendent of public buildings and gronnda and ndltary aid to President Wilson in snereaainn to Col Harts who takes com mand of 'the Sixth United States Engineers Maj Ridley is an In diana man have been detailed for dutv an range sergeants They will work in the tide pits when the camp range is ready for target work Sergt Ira Jasper Company Three Hundred and Thirty fifth and Sergt Max Snowden Company I Three Hundred and Thirty flfth will do sim ilar duty for the southern Indiana regi ment Leaves of absence have been granted to Lieut Costlow Three Hundred and Thirty fifth Infantry Lieut rank Stivers Three Hundred and Thirty tHlrrl Tnfsnirv and Lieut Neal Three Hundred and Twenty fifth Machine Gun Battalion Thomas Perry whohas been ill In St John's Hospital at An derson Ind for several weeks will come to Camp Taylor to join the Three Hun dred and Thlrty fourth Infantry Perry was unable to move to Louisville with his draft quota The Anderson contin gent in the Three Hundred and Thirty fourth numbers more than 100 NEW YORK Nov 2 Brought to justice after eight search by Mrs Mary Strangman widow of a wealthy Buffalo brewer Carl wards was today found guilty of bing her of $35000 worth of jewelry i $600 in cash The jury convicted after twenty deliberation i VonEdwards a man of somewhat Loophole ound to Allow Soldier Twice Discharged to Join Di vision at Camp Taylor "We arc selliiio' 25 10 of 50 watt Mazda Lamps BY OBE TAYLOR Staff Correspondent of The Star CAMP ZACHARY TAYLOR Ky Nov A loophole by which eager youths ADMIT STEALING MILK MONEY ELWOOD Ind Nov 2 Three wmall bey here confessed stealing milk bottles ticket" and money from porches AU were turnedver to the JaveuUe Court SOCIALIST PAPER HELD UP Copley of the Inter to whether the publication is jnaliable abder the eopiosiaae lew MEMBER ILL Nov 2 rank A resinned as chairman war Industries board Tes Prove Success ol War Planes GOSHEN RED CROSS SENDS OSHEN Ind Nov The Chapter of the Red Cross today 300 Christmas packets to Red Cross head quarters in Cleveland They were do nurd bv churches and other organizations here and will be sent to American soldiers In rance More than 100 sweaters were forwarded by the Red Cross The shipment included many other articles made by wom en here So many of our customers called in regard to our lamp sale who get in yesterday that we have decided to continue todav LOUISVILLE Ky Nov Dr God frey Hunter minister to Guatemala dur ing the administration of WH 3 Ham McKinley and ft notable figure adecade ago in Kentucky Republican poli tics rlof Hlriiiua member of Congress from the Third and later from the Eleventh Kentucky Dls trictn He was one of the famou 308'delegates to the Republican national con verifier' of 1S7G who ool firmly for the renomination of President Grant and gained added distinction In later yearn as manager of the Republican ramnalgn which resulted In the election pt William Bradley as Governor of Kentucky Dr Hunter was 76 years old tiiiitreeeen in ntHtxi uni in huh i the commanding general Camp I for duty as member of a board of i officers for special examination command for tuberculosis irst Lieutenant Isadore Reserve Corps is relieved medical training Benjamin Harrison and will proceed tn New York and report Nov 5 to Dr Carrel Rockefeller Institute for medical research for a course of instruction and upon completion of this course will pro i ceed to Plattsburg Barracks New York and report to the commanding officer of that post for temporary diity I The following officers of the Medical Reserve Corps are relieved from duty at medical officers' training camp ort Benjamin Harrison and will proceed to I Waco Tex and report to Camp Mac Arthur for duty: Maj Daniel A Sinclair Capt Orra I Norris Capt Clarence i Williams and irst Lieutenants George Beach Sidney Cortner JRidgely Hanscom rancis Hutton A William Rynearson George Shriver Wil liam Skidmore William Stewart John A Sullivan and Charles II Wells The following officers of the Medical Reserve Corns are relieved from duty at medical training eamp ort Benjamin Harrison and will proceed to Rockford Ill and report to the com manding general Camp Grant for duty: Capt Otto VonRenner and irst Lieutenants Charles Bauman loyd A Benjamin James Beveridge John Bishop Victor Bourke Byron Brown Rupert Gibbons Clayton Gifford Walber Grunewald Herbert Hanson Austin HaunlnhnAr Ranul a i'lernert josenn wan vv am 1 anci emiBieu men 01 ine envision i lz Ing the necessary guard the sick and loun Virvaa aanciplQ 11 ATmifinrl nmArtrannv duty are required to attend the cere monies which will begin at 10:30 1 Visitors will be allowed on the reserva I tlon after 9 o'clock All troops will wear Special to The Indianapolis Slar WASHINGTON Nov Contract Sur geon John Powers United States Army will proceed to ort Benjamin 'Harrison" and report to medical officers' training camp for a special course of in structlon in tuberculosis examinations LAMP SALE Continued North Havpn Conn Vegeta ble Compound restored my health after everything else had failed when passing inrougn cnaueux uxc lucre is nothing like it to overcome the trying Mrs h'iA)BEMCB iSELLAtrxx ivv norm naveix vonn Record November ACTIVITIES HOOSIER IGHTING ORCES dav as physically unfit for military service Ten Indiana men were rejected Joseph Kempf Kempfs career as a I tol11o? torV ljr iT a fis htinr TYifkn haen nf the aealn i Donald Schaefer Tenth Provisional out varv He tried to Snuf? In I Training Battalion Nikola Curcija Three tn MflffnruiJ iiinrn nver ar niH town in Illinois when war was declared but was rejected as physically unfit for military service The local conscription i board thought Kempf was and he was sent to Louisville with the first draft quota The division medical examiners I ordered him discharged but Kempf had not lost in ngnung spirit WAR BOARD CLEVELAND Scott who last week of the United States Is so seriously ill that hts physician has ordered him to give up ail work for an nnenn fa mnnn i ne i hlci mndltinn hprams knnwn inz Bcoii arrival irom wasnington iaai 5 night orty nine men were discharged to IVE ARE CALLED SLACKERS ELWOOD Ind Nov 2 The names five men Samuel Btalnbrook Plalo Dllverro Vigaro Arcello and Arthur Haisllet of El wood and John Jarney of Alexandria havn been ported by the local conscription board as slacker" These mr fulled to repurl to the board for examination WASHINGTON Nov Rear Admiral David Harmony retired died today at his home In this city at the age i iryPf 85 He served with distinction as ft of naval officer during the civil war and I later headed various bureaus of the Navy a ntoca annAlfltAll i A 1 IIIHIll V' from Indiana may get into the eighty 1 fourth national army division has been discovered The would be soldier who is I particularly anxious to come to the tense of the Stars and Stripes with conscription forces can enlist regular army and bo transferred national army A precedent to this effect was fished today whetr authority came MAIN SENTENCED OR DESERTION CAMP CUSTER Battle Creek Mich Nov 2 first court martial sentence for resertlon was imposed here today rederick Hagin of Midland County Michigan was sentenced to ten years at Leavenworth Prison MARINE AGE LIMIT LOWERED NBW YORK Nov 2 The minimum age limit for enlistments in the United States Marine Corps has been lowered from 19 to 17 years of age according to a statement Issued tonight by the recruiting committee of Mayor committee on national defense Prime physical condition and the consent of parents of youths under 21 the committee said are essential for enlistment WASHINGTON Nov The first fighting airplane wholly made in America of American materials hns taken the air in successful test flights In making this fact known today officials of the aircraft production board said few changes in the design of either the plane or the "liberty are believed necessary and that production in quantity of the fighting machines soon will be in progress In many factories By the first of the new'year it is ex pected the aircraft will be well under way and by June 1 the gov ernment expects to be able to supply any demands ot its allies Machines winch United States forces in Eurone will need when snrinar comes are being built abroad American engi neers expect that the aircraft program can be made whatever the allies require Originally the figures were set at SO 000 motors and 22000 planes by July 1 Thousands qf Training Men Will See Indiana Ohio Game and That at Lafayette st ederal Service Promised Soon After Quota Is Recruiting Successful a sarAni nn in Detroit and had a minor operation per 'Three Hundred and Thirty fourth Infan amp layior iij uji'a otigu ihiiu 11111 vuiupauj me camp au he was no a lie There are 41 Other New Victor Records for November the committee in making the announce ment rederick MacMonnies the sculptor who at the outbreak of the war turned over his studio at Giverny in rance for use as a hospital has designed a monu ment at the request of the committee It is a figure of a winged woman who almost spent by the storm of battle throws off the heavy weight of defeat by a supreme effort and raises the fallen flag of her liberties Soul of is the name suggested for the rriftniimpnt hv Robert Bacon former am various bureaus or me mhpr nf Department me aximirai was committee to the Naval Academy from Pennsyl the commiuee The' Second ield Artillery Regiment now being organized will be mustered into service first as a regiment of the Indiana National Guard but as soon as the re (iulred tiuoia Im obtained it will be called I into the ederal service according to vT AHl f'i ii i aniuu nceuieii Un hun 1 tn ruLiuuiAN uica nWiiU r1 ootball will make ort Benjamin har laon "lonesome this afternoon rom CoL A Root post commander 5 "And his staff down to the newest the1 regulars everybody that can get lt golng to take In the Indlana UJlO game at Washington ield In ad ditisn two car loads of Purdue rooters ill leave for Lafayette on special cars reserved for them by the Big our Rail road 7 The cars will leave the fort at 11:44 this morning Another spe Iclal will leave the fort at 12:30 and the sit last will depart at 1 The Union Traction Company will also IP put on special service and will run cars f' a frequent Intervals CoL Root and Col Alvan Read com i mander of the training camp wlll have boxes at the Indiana Ohio game 'More than 2000 men from the I'Wrj training camp alone are expected to see the game and almost half as many medi i cal officers will take It in Infantry to The officers and men Regular Infantry will sf Ison today for Camp ville Col James command There are 1073 men and forty two officers in the regiment It is prob able many of the officers of the orty sixth Regular Infantry will be unable to visit Washington Grounds because that ss regiment is scheduled to leave for Camp Taylor tomorrow It Is commanded by i H' Col Jarvis and has 147 1 men and fifty three officers When both of these i regiments have departed the total srrengxn ui uio post about 7500 men 1 Taking advantage of the favorable weather a number of state teachers who are attending the convention visited the post during the afternoon They were highlv pleased with what they saw Mrs Marie Rockwood visited post head quarters during the day and asked CoL Root to detail two fine officers to accom pany and Introduce to a number of audi enoes an Italian countess who will visit Indianapolis next Saturday and Sunday in the interest of Italian hospital work Col Root agreed to detail two officers for this duty '4 The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce has addressed a letter to Col Root tell ing him that complaints have been heard of instances where soldiers" were over charged bv Indianapolis merchants The letter which was signed by Ernest Smith general secretary asked Col Root to make an investigation and report any specific instances of overcharging In his reply to the organization Col Root said that no proof of any overcharging could be obtained He also called attention to the fact that the Better Business Bureau Is already co operating with post officials toward doing away with overcharging iMaj Sykes Takes Leave Maji Horace Sykes who has recently been assigned to the national army and assigned to a negro mobilization camp left ort Harrison yesterday for Chicago Where he will spend a few days before proceeding to his post Maj "Valter Pridgen former post adjutant who has been assigned to the nonflying section of the aviation department of the army probably will have to go to Camp Taylor' with his regiment as up to last night he had received no orders assigning him to Ci aviation field Both the orty fifth and orty sixth i i Infantry regiments have been quartered In wooden cantonments across tne paraue ground from the brick barracks When they Vacate them a strong guard will be thrown around that section of the res ervation The Tenth Infantry which is expected to leave within two weeks has taken over all of the work of policing the camp and doing guard duty When It leaves unless more regulars arrive at the post tne officers TalKlrwr Machine Co UO ONE TEN NORTH PENN HO Vtator Good Exclusively This artillery regiment sabl the adjutant general yesterday "must not be I confused with the Horne Guard organl rations The artillerymen are being re 1 crulted with tlie direct end In view of sanding them to Erance and the men who are joining confidently may expect a Th ra i Ln 41 Lt) HtTtS CIlaL BVI VILf iltl stxin vvszti vdied at his home here today sfer a nkln flne nrogreBg for the short time iiuntr was a rorm hbn under wav arid the type ot a men reported to me aw joining win assure a regiment of character The authority in law exists for the organization ot thia regiment and the War Department has aHUred United States Senator New that it would accept the regiment when up to I ifty men are reported as having Hlgned up at Crawfordsville where the work Is In charge of Charles Wray a Spanish war veteran Emra Ire land Is organizing a battery nt Evans vihe and Jesse Killmer reports imc cess at rankfort Other recruiting heads all of whom are having success are as follows: Capt Basil Middleton Instructor in military science of Culwr at Loganeport and Laporte Paul Haunts at Anderson Harold relghtner at 7 Huntington Capt Charles Brunn at Bluffton I Hubbard at BrookvlHe: I Byron Cowing at Rushville and Maurice Mendenhall at Noblesville The Indianapolis batteries are drilling Mondav Wednesday and riday nights at 161 8 North Senate avenue the Gid Battery A Armory The downtown re cruiting station Is at 8 East Washington street EITELJORG MOORE inserting Artificial Teeth Without a Plate Is Our Specialty Gold Crowns (22 k) and a ftfV Bridge Work 4VV A Good Set of Teeth Jr QQ dis tinguished appearance after ingratiating I himself with Mrs Strangman in Buffalo i followed her to this city last Marr and while on a shopping tour with her robbed Vher she alleged and disappeared Mrs Strangman instituted a search fnr the 1 man which resulted in his arrest in De I tioit a few eeks ago He will be sentenced Nov 12 on which date he will also oe placed on trial on i ja charge of stealing $1500 worth of jew dry from May Ward an actress who was a witness for Mrs Strangman formed and returned to ready to shoulder a gun tnld Kemnf that 'onger a soldier as he had been dis harged from service He calmly applied enlistment but It was found that no 1 orovision nau Deen made accept voiuii i tary recruits in the national army An appeal was sent to Washington and after a period of painful anxiety on the part of the recruit and officers he had been be sieging his acceptance through the transfer arrangement has been made poz sible" Kempf was assigned to Capt Don ald Trone's battery of the Three Hun dred and Twenty seventh ield Artillery when he was drafted and he is again a member of the outfit Capt Trone who is an Indianapolis man has taken a per sonal Interest in the successful effotts of the recruit To stay In the national army Division Plans to Make Record The eighty fourth division Is preparing for real warfare and It fully expects to accomplish great things and carve out a name for itself on the European battle lines Great volumes of requests and demands of men from Indiana Kentucky and Illinois to get In ths ranks of the division when the eighty fourth Is under Are are anWcipated Maj Gen Hale has appointed Lieut Charles Shaw 8 A as division recruiting officer Lieut Shaw at present Is on duty under Maj Worthington at the base hospital The duties of the officer has not been ex plained but it is supposed that he will organize his recruiting forces so that all willbe in readiness to accept volun tary enlistments in tne national army as soon as they are authorized from Wash The following officers of the Medical ington Reserve Corps are relieved from duty at The camp was honored by a visit to i medical training camp ort day by former Vice President Charles I Benjamin Harrison and will proceed to Warren airbanks who came down to Rockford Ill and report to the com Louisville with his son red of California manding general Camp Grant for duty to visit his son Cafpt 'Richard airbanks as members of a board of medical officers Mr airbanks came to Louisville last for the special examination of the com night and he spent several hours this i mand fo tuberculosis: irst Lieutenants morning and afternoon on the reserva Royal Dunham Alfred Kelly tlon He visited Maj Gen Hale at di Charles Turkington and Joseph Urkov vision headquarters and later he saw I Brig Gen Wilder commanding the One Contract Surgeon John A Thomson Hundred and Slxty elghth Infantry Brig i ade He inspected the barracks of the duty at the medical officers training Twenty ninth Provision Training Bat I camp ort Benjamin Harrison and will tallon oiVie One Hundred and ifty Proceed to Rockford 111 and report to ninth Depot Brigade the Kentucky mountaineers who are commanded by Capt airbanks and he talked with a number of the men The former Vice President also 1 spent much time with various Indiana units of the division and he expressed interest in seeing what ar rangements have been made for the com fort of the HoosierskSeveral of the In dianapolis boys of tire Three Hundred and Thirty fourth Infantrv recognized tne aistingutsneu visitor ana were cordial ly greeted "The Indiana men are a fine looking said Mr airbanks "Thej are working into the military game In great shape I am sure the Hoosier units are going to bring much credit to their state and to their Mr airbanks Is the guest of Alvin Hert Republican national committeeman for Kentucky High Intereat in Dedication Interest In the preparations for the flag raising and dedication services tomor row morning prevailed throughout the confines of the rolling military reserva tion today The handling of an army of 26000 men In dress formation is no easy task and a of the formation was held on the hillsides surrounding the division flagstaff early in the afternoon The troops were drawn up in line of bat talions column of squads without in tervals Every available bit of land In direct view of the flagstaff excepting a 1 section reserved for the public and a small reservation near the colors for the division staff and distinguished visitors was occupied by the troops AU officers ano en isiea men oi tne envision exceot 18376 75 Cents Are Here Told the Best Remedy for Their 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