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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
BASKETBALL GAME TONIGHT
renas OF Fedora ton j.cnsuc VIII
stage Two Contests ON :. VI. e.. A..
I'to0r-SO Athletic League Gimme.

TWO fast and exciting games Of has
kethall are looked for Tonight wh,p
the teams of the Federation Lcac.,i..
come together in the gymnasium OF
tn. Young Mems Christian Association
The first game will be between tho.
I. NJ. {. \. team and the Church iii.
Athletic CLUB iiyc. while uuints repre-
seniing harton Heights and Paramount
Athletic club will furnish the closing
encounter
improvements Ia the play % all u
the teams has been noted rs the sea-
are likely to upset the standing OF the
seems 10 HAYS the edge on the otlor
son 80 Far without defeat. The
Church ilill. but has been the victor IN
All of The other contests.
The Y NJ. {. y. and Barton HEX; hts
sSsresatiuns stand third ana fourth
rcspec,ivcly, but both have SHOWN
marl;cd Improvement III til. last few
games The -" boys have :, chance
20 upset the standing OF the Churcl,
iiilla b. winning tonight and causing a
tie - exist between i'airmount and
Church Tin II the Paramount quint
car. down Barton Heights. Barton
Heights Will fight hard for every point.
however. and the runners W" viii
have 10 play hard to down them.
There vii! be no games tonight be-
tween quin,s ia the Athletic League
rs they were played last nigh; II Nc
Giil's Catholic Union gymmasium,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
SOCCER MEETING TONIGHT
B!-i.aun Of trsocintI lon VIII He
Adopted by Executive Committee
suits Not Vet Here.

Th- Richmond Association Football
i;eASue VII hold q meeting ;u-1igh; for
~" purpose OF drawing up u set or by-
laws TO govern the playing OF soccer
loo'ball games undei .nc Supervision
ot tho organization. Tho cNocutiv.
IIn,innlI,icc. which consists of Ivan
nrcsldent - Grnndy, secretary and
treasurer: r. j. Scruttou, T.. l. t'ow lc-
Day. -
Soccer football has been advancing
~ leaps and bounds, and intense inter-
est ~ the gume has been taken by
members OF the league. as well as a
hufnber IF schoolboys The nrst
soccer league among the schools Mas
formed last fall, aud II was from bows
or these teams that the Richmond As
sociation Football League WAS formed
With ;hc opening OF the league on
saturday afternoon the teams are prac-
ticinE hard 10 he III shape for the hrst
games. The suits have been ordered
Tor the players but had not reached
here last night. Those at the head OF
me organization propose I" postpone
the opening 70, Il week II the suits do
one Of tho hardest problems that ha.
confronted the officials Of the league
IS that OF dressing room at Byrd
Park. Tho proposed erection Of a club
house at Byrd Park for Tichmond',
amateur athletes has long been ailScd
"hout. and right nov Secms like a
good time 10 press tho Issue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
MACKENSEN CONTINUES
SLEDCEHAMMER BLOWS
Tcuton Commander Is Striking Heay
lily i'm Rounanian War
rhcater.
RUSSIANS ARE PUSHED BACK
Invaders Penetrate Deeply Into Posi-
tiOns in Western MoIdavia-lserl:n
Claims Capture Of Many Prisoners
and Muci, War Material.
IHv N,snoL,,ea Trces.

Again the Russian and l.oumani.n
forces along the Muidaviau and Do
brudja fronts have been compelled to
give ground before the advance Of the
Tcutonic allies. At several points on
the Moldnviau front. however. pctro-
grad reports the dispersal OF bands OF
invaders under Commentaries.
The drive Of the AuStrians and Ger
mans eastward from the Trans lvanian
Alps INTO Moldavia has given them
additional points OF vantage. while
Field Marshal Won Mackcnsen's army
operating northward into Moldavia is
approaching the bridgeheads of Fox
Shauy and l'undcni. Between the
Buzeu River and the Danube. however.
the Russians and Soumanians con-
tinue 10 hold their positions. IN DO
brudja the Russians have been thrown
back on the town of Matchin opposite
Braila. In tho fighting on al these
fronts. according to Berlin more pris-
oners and much war material have
fallen into the hands OF the Teutonic
allies.
Aside from the Roumanian ,hcatcr
comparative quiet continues OH all the
fronts, although there have been some
what spirited engagements on the
French line and in t;alicia. Along the
theater there have been vigorous artil-
iery dueis. The situation in Macedonia
remains unchanged
The operations on the front in France
continue to be carried out mainly by
patrol parties and by the artillery
wings OF the belligerent armies Near
Nermelles and north Of Ypres German
patrol parties succeeded in reaching the
British trenches. but later were driven
out. with heavy ca casualties. according
TO the London War Office. On the en-
tire Belgian front the artillery duels
were violent. while in the Ncrduu sector
near Hardaumont and Bezonvaux there
has been considerable Smelling by both
sides. In Galicia. i'm the Brody sector.
the Austro-Gcrman forces launched
attacks against the Russians but were
repulsed. The Russians attempted en-
terprises TO the south of the Riga and
near Dvinsk and Stanislau, but did not
succeed in making gains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
TEUTONs CONTINUE
VIGOROUS OFFENSIVE
IBv AssocInt.I p-.,.l

BY Associated Press
BERLIN, January = (via Sayville)-
Continuing their vigorous offensive
along the Roumanian front, Teutonic
troops yesterday pushed back the Rus
sian and Roumanians along the valleys
leading to the interior OF Moldavia, the
war Office announces. a successful
bayonet attack was made on hoth,sidcs
OF the Oituz Valley. The Tcutunic
forces in Northern Wallachia have
compelled the Russians TO make fur
ther retreat, and are approaching the
hridgehcad position near Fokshani
More than 1900 prisoners were taken
Yesterday in this area. In Dobrudia
German and Bulgarian troops pressed
back the Russians on Matchin The
statement reads:
Front Of Archduke Joseph: South Of
the Trctus Valley, the much disput ed
Mount Faltucanu ridge of heights
came into German possession through
n vigorous attack.
Along the valleys leading from the
Bereck Mountains TO the Sercth. our
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
MAKE FIRST TRIPS TO-DAY

The vanguard Of tourists from the
North To the numerous winter resorts
OF the South has already made its an
nual pilgrimage to the warmer eli
mates for the winter months. accord
ing 10 local railroad officials, who said
yesterday that travel South has been
steadily creasing during the past few
days. The exodus Of tourists, how
ever viii not start until to-day, when
special trains from New York to
Florida will make their first trip
South.
These special trains arc operated
every year by the Atlantic Coast Line
and Scahoard sir Line Railways. and
both have tho lates, equipment. con-
tanning tho most modern conNcniences
IN railroad travel. The Florida
Specials" make their first trip South
Tonight. passing through Richmond
about midnight, and returning will ar
rive in this city Saturday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03

attacks threw the enemy further back.
our troops storrned at tho point OF the
Jayonct several height positions on
Doth sidcs or tho oituz Valley,
Sovcya in tho Susiti Valley. was
taken ':"~siau and Rou,wani:n aa.
sances were repealed. Three hundred
prisoners were brought in.
Army group Of Field Marshal Won
Mackcnscn: III Ninth Army * sharp
l. pressing tho enemy. and, defeating
his rear guards. has forced tho Rus
slams u retreat further.
From tho west and south. German
and Austro-llungarian troops are APP
preaching the brdg chcad positions
near Fokshani and Fundcni More
than 1900 prisoners ana much war
material remained in the hands Of the
interchangeable pursucrs.
Between the BuZcu and the Danube
the enemy maintains his bridgehead
East Of Braila. in Dobrudja. Ger
man and Bulgarian troops captured
tenaciously defended Russian positions
and threw the enemy back TO Matchin.
I'm the cngag en,ent Pomcranian Re-
serve Infantry Regiment No. . dis
tinGuished itself"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
WAR MUNITIONS FOUND
IN CACHE AT TERREROS
vast ouuntit! OF supplies Belonging
20 Villa Captured by Iar-
rnnZa Forces.
~ Associated PRESS.
49,, -. .f,s.x.


I'll. l'ASu, TEN. January An OH
cial report received mere to-day by
Andras Garcia. nspcctor-gencral OF
tarranZa consulatcs, from General
francisco Murg uia at Chihuahua city
announcing the capture OF a large
quantity 81 war munitions in a cache
AT Ierreros. IN Western Chihuahua WAS
the hrst admission BY The Carranza
government that Villa mad succeeded
III obtaining large quantity of arms
and ammunition in chihuahua. The
message stated that 5000 yhrapnel
shells i1.eco rounds Of rifle cartridges,
400 rifles. eight cannon. . number OF
machine guns. hand grenades uniforms
and army stores OF various kinds had
been captured
Ierreros. where. accordin. 70 this
telegram. the cache was discovered bv
General iiernandczs forces, j. on the
Mexico and Orient Railroad.
Refugees arriving to-day from Santa
Rosalia. La Boquiilas, Jim.nez and
Pairal contradicted reports that villa
was between santa Rosalia and chi
huahua City with his main column.
villa. they said. was somewhere
south of Santa Rcsaiia- These refugees
confirmed the killing Of Howard GRAY
Cor Weeks). DT. L. RI. Fisher and the
disappearance OF Alexander Ricaud
Ihey also reported that Dr.. L.. H.
knopf, German physician. had been
arrested By Carranza forces at il
menez. because Of alleged activities
with the villa army, and had been sent
to Mexico City under guard
smallpox was reported to be causing
many deaths in Santa Rosalia. and also
at Santa Eullia. east of Chihuahua CITY.
REPORTS were receiN ed here tonight
OF lighting between outposts OF villa
FORCES and q detachment from the
Juarcz garrison at Los Medanos, thirty
five miles south OF Juaiez
The skirsnish is said 10 have been
Tor possession Of a coal train. Car
rama officials in Juarez deny reports
Of aghting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
STATE SEEKS OGDEN TAXES
Hcircss of PhilanthrOpixt Asks lnjunc-
ton Restraining state From

tontendins that she is a resident Of
The state Of New York. and not Of the
State Or virginia. Mrs. Helen ogden
Purvcs, daughter and heircss OF Robert
{. Ogden. the wcll-known philanthro-
pist ana educator. and the trustees OF
the Ogden estate have nled a petition
in the Emitted States District Court at
Norfolk. asking for an injunction re-
Strainius the treasurer of Elizabeth
City County from lcvying on Mrs.
PurNcs's property at Hampton for
taxes alleged to be due the State for
the years 1914. 1915 and 1916. The
hearing Will be begun on next Mon
day.
With the penalties added for non
payment, the amount the State is ask
ing for is about $4,000. Assistant AT
torncy-Gcncral Leslie c. Garnett and
Samuel Il. Buxton. examiner OF records
for the judicial district in which
Hampton is situated. will go TO New
York to-day to examine into the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
OBJECT TO DRAFTING
CLASS "A LEAGUES
MAKE STRONG PROTEST
Kcpuest for EIImlnntiOn OF plan IL
Mad~ OF National baseball
Commission.
b. Associated Press |

By Associated Press !
CINCINNATI. OHIO. January 2.-Af-
ter hearing the request or tile repre-
sentatires OF the Glass IA leagues
relative to the elimination Of the draft
from their leagues. the National Base
ball Commission announced here to-
night that II would give careful con-
sidoration 10 the request and then all
jouIned.
The commission also heard plea
from the smaller leagues. that 81 least
It's moral influence he excr;ed 10 help
the minor leagues out Of wha; was
pictured 10 he a mos, dcpiorabie con
dition \. Il. fcarney, president Of the
Thrce-I League. acting - spokesman
for tho minor leagues urged !, re-
classification and reorganization Of all
minor lea CUES with view 10 cilmi-
hat'ns excess railroad mileage OF
teams Encouragement OF Tho maximum,
salary limit and other ideas tina; he
claimed would 20 far toward putting
large majority ~ the minor league
clubs OF a.paying basis
August ler:mann was r.-clecteu
president. and john T.. Bruce, secre-
iary.
President Edward Barrow. or The IN
ternational League ana President
Thomas Hickey. OF the American AS
Sociation. as spokesnIcn for the Class
~ leagues. presented SIS requests
They are:
The elimination OF the drafting Of
nlayers h. major league cubs from
Class IA clubs.
That Glass "A players purchased BY
major league clubs shall not bo re
CURED TO report TO tho purchasing club
Immediately after purchase.
That no club member be permitted
TO take player from tho major
leagues, either ~ option o. b. pur-
chase who mas not had minor league
experience.
The establishment Of board or five
members TO decide all matters ON ap-
peal from the findings Of the national
association or all matters or coutro-
VerfH between major and minor leagues
or c'ub members or pla*crs
Changing the method Of drafting
piayers.
The rearrauEcment of the ru.es and
laws Of the national association affect
inS territorial rights. classifcation
reservation and farming o. optional
agreements.
During the discussion. the spokesmen
"f the Glass "A leagues mad. an adj
ditional request to the effect shat II
the commission finally decided that il
would not eliminate the draft from. the
'iass "A Leagues, that 1t would. Sc.
back tho date OF the drafting period
from September - to September IS.
Presidents harrow and Hickey held
: nhs'h% conference 'o-da! on the
subject 81 the 'ntcrieaguc series he
tween the International League and the
American Association. and VIII resume
inc otscussidN Tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
RINDSRERG ELECTED
Chosen President of Literary Society OF
John MARSHALL Night High
school

William Rindsbers was elected pres
ldent Of the Phi Kappa Epsilon Lit
erary Society of the John Marshall
Night School last night. Other officers
were named as follows: Louis kracke
vice president; Miss May Roth. sccre
,ary: Clinton Ford, treasurer: Miss
Sadie Passamaneck, censor Ralph
pombrower. reporter: X. j. DuNal
critic; X. +. Ritchic. .Ir. sergeant at :
arms: VI. Louis Bloomberg, affirmative
haii debater; Norman i'lippen. mega :
tive hall debator. and II. i. Eckcnrode
FACULTY member Of program.
IL was announced that Henry W.
Anderson will address the society at
$3.50 O'Clock on Tuesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
ToRREON RECAPTuRED
BS CAHRANZA FORCES
! Hv Asaoriatrd Pr

BY Associated Press
MEAlCo CITY, Januar: 2.--The
war Department announced tonight
that Tcrreon had been recaptured by
General Fortunate Aiaycotte, after a
bitter tight, the followers of Villa
being defeated in four-hour battle.
The Villa forces retreated toward
Gomez Palacio and Lerdo, where they
made another stand this afternoon, but
were beaten back after three hours
engagement They are now being
closely pursued by the government
troops.
1t is reported that a large amount
of arms and ammunition was captured
by Alaycotte
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
PRoTutuh ACCOMPANIED
ny ulIEF STATEMENT

II also was announced for the first
time that at the time the protocol was
sent to Mexico il WAS accompanied by
brief statement agreed upon by the
Joint commission, as follows:
1t shall he understood that if We
meet lor the discussion of other qucs-
SONS. tho American commissioners will
not ask that auy final agreement shall
&c reached IS 10 any such questions
while The american troops are in
Mexico
Cara MAS rep!J was no; made pub
lie. He is understood 10 have taken
the noait,o that he would NOT siea
the protocol because il would put him
in tho position Of Sanctioninr the pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
FEDERATION MOCULs MEET
IMPORTANT SESSION WILL
BE HELD TOMORROW NIGHT
Pr0nascd Plan uf consolidation VIII
BE ,ialn in,uc Before EAccu-
tive Committee.

An important meeting OF the eAecu-
tive committee Of the Richmond ANA
tcur Athletic Federation VIII hc heid
tomorrow Night ia tbs Office Of Dr
Charles NJ Hazen. president VI the
Federation in the Professional Build
ing Several matters that need the i'm
Ecdiat" attention 81 the federation
vii, come before the executive COM
mtttcs 1T this season.
The mos, Important matter 10 come
before the meeting viii be tho pro-
1osed plan for the amalgama'ion Of
tn. Eichmoud Amateur Athletic Fede-
ration With the Amateur Baseball
Commission Of Richmond, that is as
fai as baseball ia concerned. officials
in tine amateur commission already
have met aud decided ia favor OF the
cpus"iidat ton The commission even
has gone SO tar as 10 leave vacan;
several positions Oh its executive com
m!ttec to be tiled by federation men
Ia the event the federation agrees to
the plan.
l;;Scbsli fans have known for scv
crai years that there should he only
one governing BODY for amateur ball
in this city and the proposed consoli-
aation Of the two bouicS VIII douDt-
less meet "tth the approval OF every
amateur fan.
George IL Eiacl., treasurer oi Tue
Amateur baseball Commission OF Rich
mond and president of the Federation
League, ala organization governed by
tia. Richmond Amateur Athletic fcdc-
ration, stated last night that lie lookcd
for the proposed plan 10 meet win
the approval Of tho executive COM
mittce OF the federation 1t the meet
ing to-uoirow night.
\ meeting of the Amateur Baseball
Commission VIII prob..piy he held on
next Monday 81 Tuesday night. AMI
~" action taken by the federation vii!
be discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
ounliacation. In Chnn.crr

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Goddin qualified
yesterday in the chancery Court as
cxccutriX Of the estate Of her husband
John T. Coddin. who left $4,000. Tile
widow receives the entire estate.
Caroline w. Domaine qualified as eX-
ecutriX OF the estate of Charles w. De-
maine. which is valued at s2.aa1.
j. J. Carter qualified as administrator
Of the estate Of Ellen Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

You have swollen fest and hands.
stiff, achy Joints sharp shooting,
rheumatic pains torture you. You
have aching, back, pain in the lower
abdomen. difficulty when u,inatine.
Look out! These are danger signals.
Trouble is with your Kidneys Uric
aciGl poisoning. in one form or another,
ha.&8at In. II may lead to dropsy or
faFzsT Brights disease IL not checked
Get some GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Capeules Immediately. They are an
old preparation. used all over the
world for centuries, combining natural
healing oil and herbs, well--known TO
physicians and used by thousands In
not e'r an "a eNpsrmsnta, mae ea siSt are
emf insdicine.n or salt" whose effect
is only temporary. They are stand
ara FSmedy, and act naturally, gently
and quickly. But when you so TO the
drygEIst, insist on getting the pure,
ssIs'fSl HsaslsRa, , Gll I'M, n sspsplss Hs
boz. snd thus protect yourself against
copategfsits.vrkdv. f. rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
\OnoErnarinn Wc,l>.

b N-so'latfN Press.
Los ANGELES. CAL. January .
Charles r.. Post. uinety-one years 81
aSe. father Of tho late &. w Post. or
Bate creek. Mich. manufacturer, was
married on New Years Day to Mrs.
Nellie j Moore, fiftyiive Years old. II
Mas !earred here to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
BAshEIBAi.L CUNTS ~
ATIILE'TIt LEAGUE IDLE.

The failure OF tho ChuG ch Hill Attn
!ctlc club second team To show un
last night caused tho forfeiture or
another game 70 McC;iil'S cath Ollie
tnion and place the lttteT-Ianicd auiut
on even terms with the Young MEMS
Hebrew Association Sve. Tie other
game scheduled between the Met-
chants Nationa! Bank and the Young
Mems Hebrew Association Was called
or FOR reasons known only 10 the rwn
teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
EIGHT DOGS TO COMPETE
W i'll fake Part in Srcond-scrics Heats
of Dcrb. NJ Grand june
L. \ .snnIatsh PRESS

GRAND JUNCTION. TENN, January
2.--f'irst series heats IN the Derby OF
the United States Field Trials Club
were finished here to-day, aud eight
dogs were selected 10 compete in the
second series tomorrow.
1t is expected that the Derby Will be
finished and start made in the all-aGe
event. in which thirty-onc dogs are en-
tered. Tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
SPlCER PROMOTED
Made Executive Assistant In 0aice of
President of Chesapeake and
Ohio HALLWAY.

President George W. stevens, Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. an
uouuced yesterday tho appointment Of
Meade 7. Sp!cer as executive assistant
Of the company, with offices in Rich
mond. The appointment is effective as
OF January l. Mr.. spicer has been
assistant secretary o. the Chesapeake
and Ohio for a number of years, In
charge OF the Presidents office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-03
ENTERTAIN LITTLE HOPE
or RETAINING: NNGER

BOSTON. January a-Littlc hope is
entertained by the new owners Of tho
Eoston American League baseball club
that William b. Carrgan will consent
TO manage tho team another year. ac-
cord1nE to statement Tonight by
John j. Lane, secretary of tho club.
Mr. Lane added tina, the salary offered
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Tered to manager Of a ball club. but
that the amount was no; To he made
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