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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
.BRAz|L|ANs IN GERMANY
URGED TO LEAVE AT ONCE
Foreign Minister Muller Cables to
Berlin. Advising Immediate
Departure.
FRIENDS or ALLIES ACTIVE
submit Propositions to President
Which Include Disarining of Ger
mans, and Offering Co-Opcration
OF Fleet to United States
NV Asaocintch rrc...

fio JANEIRo. April IL Foreign
Minister I.auro Muller has cabled tn.
brazilian minister In si'crlin askini;
MN to urge all Brazilians IN GERMANY
10 leave within twenty four hours y
"ccrce has been ISSUED withdrawing
the eHcquaturs of the German consuls.
me ministers or Franco. Great Britain
ana italy conferred at length with DR..
Muller
An official inspection or the German
ships seized in Brazilian ports showed
mat Important parts of engines are
missing.
Renewed aIti-Gcrnlan demonstrations
occurred last night. crowds gathered
before the German Club and hootcd.
after which they proceeded 10 the lern-
lions of Chile and Argentina and
cheercd TN" League Of Friends Of
the Allies has approved the following
propositions. which have been placed
before the President:
First, the disnrininG OF IN" confod-
Grated German rifle societies IN south
crn Brazil; second, the prohibition Of
correspondence between German sub
)"cts through either foreign or do
nestle mails. ana rigorous surveillance
OF all Germans resident in Brazil:
third. the suspension Of German news
papers and publications which spread
ideas calculated TO alarm or confuse
ihs public mind; fourth. /" offer the
allies and the United states the CO.
operation Of the Brazilian fleet; hfth.
10 scquestrate all German ships un,il
more radical measures can be taken;
sixth. the dismissal OF pr Lauro Null
Ter as Foreign Minister and the ap-
pointmcnt OF his successor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
GERMANS IRE RETIRING
TO NEW AUXILIARY LINE
Beaten From Hindenburg Trenches,
rcutons Take to Drocourt-Quca
Dcfenses. Still Incomplete.
PLAN TO OUTFLANK WHY RIDGE
Surprised and Whipped by Valiant
Canadians and Brave ScOtcllmcn,
kaiser's Troops Arc Forced TO he.
tire to New I'Ortifications.

From /" s,an Correspondent, .. Associated
Pr.ss.l
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
FRANCE tvia London). April H.
Under improved weather conditions
there was stir lighting along virtual
~ two-th;rls OF the British front to-
day. In addition 70 the gain made in
tn. new attack between IIarEicourt
and Mctz-cn-couturc thc British are
making progress further north. Another
mile of ehc iiimdenhure line. Foutheast
OF Arras. has been taken. as Shown by
last nights official communication Civ
ing - total width OF three and one
h"f miles TO the turning movement
at the top Of this famous position.
Ia falling back the German. are
making in the direction Of an emergency
auxiliary line, To the rear OF the Hin
dcnburg line. called the Drocourt-
Queant line. Work on this position is
far from complete. and tho Germans
seem 10 have had no idea of using il
cxccD; as q last resort, They arc now
fighting under orders 10 delay the Brit
ish advance at every possible point
to permit completion Of the work OF
making the now position dercndable
On retiring from the Sommc last
pcc;ed TO hold all the iIindenburg line
running southeast from Arras IN front
OF Cambria and through St Quentin
and I.aon. The important point at the
northern end OF this line way Vimy
ridge. There is no doubt the Germans
10y the Canadians Monday Antici-
patinS a northern offensive. however
the possible cutnankiug Of tho Ni,ny
positions. the Drocourt Qucant switch.
running north from tho Hindcnburr
lire. was planned.
In the meantime. the Germans driven
back from their old positions. were en-
d"avorine 20 dig themselves III at va
rious places, especially in front OF
Monchy-l c-Prcux. in which process
they suffered heavy casualties from
artillery and machine gun fire
II is rather difficult To explain the
exact situation whcr. tho attacks con-
ter on arbitrary German field positions
rather than on towns or villages Eut
i'll modern warfare the taking of hi;
OF trench or strong point marked
only on war maps may be OF far
greater Importance and significance
than the capture OF city.
Toward the southern end of tho Brit
ish line, northwes; OF ST Quentin. an
attack vas made to-day over an cx-
tended front. and at some places the
British advanced more than mile
Various important places. including
Gouzea ucourt. were captured
In the meantime. the Canadians
farther north. fought their way
through the wood located OF the east
ern front OF Nimy ridge. The Cana
dams, by the way, arc loud in their
! praise of the Scottish troops that
+ fought south Of them in taking tho
ridge. The killed men everywhere kept
/ pace with the troops OF the Dominion.
( giving invaluable assistance in win
ming the great victory.
II MAS estimated to-day that the
captured guns number more than 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
SKILLED MEN ARE NEEDED
NusS-NnrG. Issue all for Mechanics
mud Helpers fur Emergency
- ori>

Mechanics and helper. arc mccdcd at
once a. United states nnvy-$ards aud
arsenalS located throughout the cuuil-
'ly. accord!r;; 10 q bulletin issued yes
tcrday Applicants Tor the positions
may present themselves al room i.3.
Federal Building. If they agree 60
serve six months, their railroad fare
from Richmond 10 the place OF work
vii! be refunded. and ii they serve Slx
months without signing such an agree
mcnt their fare viii be refunded at
the end OF that time.
Those needed a. the Norfolk Navy
Yard are fifty machiniStS AT from 50 =
10 1892 q day: forty shipfittcrs. a; $i.2i
day. and twenty Sa ilmakcrs. nj 81 Il
day. The other government shops need :
ing men are the fi"atiuny Arsenal.
Dover, y j. and the navy-yards at
Charleston, :. g.; Portsmouth. y II:
Philadel phia, Pa. and Washington. -.
g. The variety Of lahorcrs desired
includes bo%tbuilGcrs, langc turner's
rivrtcrs. shipSmiths. boilcrmakcrS tin
smiths. shipwriehts. drillcrs. angle
smiths. hlacksmiths. tool makers and
wood pattern makers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
DENY REPORT THAT ENGINE
PLANT is TO BE ENLARGED
hut Officials State Tint Orders for En-
Eines WIN Keep Works Ilmsy when
Shell Contracts Are Completed.

4 Although the American Locomotive
/ Company has recently acquired consid-
! cradle property adjacent to its Rich
mond plant. II was denied at tho home
( office in New York yesterday that plans
/ were being considered for an cxpan-
I sion OF the local works at this time.
The company. in addition to purchas-
/ ing property. is urging the City Coun
i ell to make extensive improvements on
/ the streets in the vicinity of the plant.
/ the impression gaining ground that a
/ substantial enlargement OF the works
was contemplated.
( Tho company. according to a state
ment made to Il representative of The
Times Dispatch in New York ycStcr-
/ day. expects To finish it's shell con-
I tracts on July |. and the facilities will
/ then be turned to making locomotives.
I Officials. however. expressed the hope
! that additional orders would be book ed
, with the RUSSIAN government. and that
the Richmond plant would get ills share
! of the work.
In it's March quarter American Loco
motives net profits felt the stimulus
( Of big shell productions. 1t was MOI,
until the first part OF January that the
company really got under way with
( the production OF the larger sized
shells. for which orders were taken in
| August or September. These and
/ 3.2-inch shells were turned out in large
1 numbers being made in Richmond The
F.! result was that the company is under
1 stood To have earned about - per
cent for it's 100000 900 common during
the three months TO March 81. or more
/ than the l1.D9 per cent earned In the
entire six months To December 81.
Shell work will lap over a goodiy
portion OF the current quarter, with
( the result that The three months to
June 80 should show a very handsome
margin of earnings.
. II Is now expected that for its entire
/ fiscal year to June 30. american Loco
I motive will produce a balance for the
I common OF between 30 and 81 per cent.
Locomotive orders on hand mean
practically capacity operations through
late faN. In fact, the company has on
! hand between $4,000. 900 and $4,000, GOA
o. locomotive orders for delivery in
/ 1918
Canadian government railways have
ordered thirty Mikado l44-ton. ten
| Pacific iei-ton and ten Santa Fe 1862
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
THREE TRUNKS CONFlsCATED
Two Negroes Are Arrested an charges
Of Ni"l;'tin. Stnir Liquor

After cxnc'tiur tx" search wan
rants on III" hng=aEc-room OF Main
street station AND -ouriscntin- ,w"
trunks containing fourteen ANA eight
quarts Of liGuor. rcarectivoly, First
District officers q short Tim" iaicr ar
rested Rcu!.uuiu Yaucy and tossuh
Winston both uocrn-s. rho former
j. charged With transporting !tuor
and the latter with aiding i;,ncv in
procuring ardent spirits iu violation
% the state prohibition laws. The men
We're arrested ~ ratrolncr ,'tunr.
sweet Holt. Akers and !. y Matters
The same officers also arrested otis
Kcaton. colored. last night on the
charge Of illegally transporting liquor
In violation 81 the prohibition law. Al
three men viii be given i preliminary
hearing ,his morning in the i'oiic.
Court. y ihird Warrant was executed
on the hnGgnge-room at the Main
street station 'y the saut- officers and
a trunk containing fourteen quarts
uf whisky W.ts cuulIsratcd Thc trunk
was sent IL the FIRST District station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DANVILLE NEGROES MEET
Lnrge Assembly of tolorrd People De-
clarcs Itself I.o!ni to President aud
Nntion-Seryiccs offered.
Lsnecinl to Tnc Tincs nisrntch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
bANNIiIt.. VA. April l3.--Forc-
staliiu@ action by tho white citizens OF
Danville. VIII" VIII Mold a masS-meet-
ing tomorrow large and enthusiasts
tic meeting nj the representative col
orcd men OF the community Tonight
MT in Wilson Hall and adopted rcso-
'uii"ns picdginr their loyalty 20 tho
country. ANA pl"dginr ihcir whole
hearted siipr"rt 10 tn" successful cul-
mutation % III" war. Ministers Schoo
teachers. lawyers ana laymcu attend
Cd tn" meeting. and patriotic speeches
lasting TWO hours. were heard. The
resolution Was adopted by Il rising
vote" and tho national anthem was
sun". y copy o: the resolution was
tonight forwarded TO President Will
son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
WILL RENDER SACRED
CANTATA AT ST. JAMES
Choir 4" Sing Sir John StnIncr's "lhr
Daughter of Jnirus" To-
Morrow Night.

During the evening service az 81.
JamcS Episcopal Church tomorrow.
beginning at SIS o'clock. ;hc short.
sacred cantata- The Daughter o;
Ja'rns. by Sir John Stainr,. Viii be
sang by the choir and Solois,s. under
the direction OF Louis T. wcitzci. or
Sahist ana choirmastcr. Tho Soloists
VIII be. Miss Lucille culling worth. So
pr1ro. Mrs. j. +. GcisinScr contralto
~ w browning. tenor. and Douglas
Gordon. baritone.
In this church'y composition IS mar :
rated tn" story OF the raising OF
Ja!ruHs daughter from the dead. S""-
eraI OF III" portions are frequently
sung as separate numbers IN church
notably the tenor solo. My Hope IL
IN III" EverlaS,ing: III. duet. Love
Divine. All Loves ENccliirg." and thc
iinc chorus. Awake Thou That Sleep
est"
The public is invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
Lose rorI,c,boo.>s In Jt,ncy..

\ w. Bennett reported TO tne 20
lice last night that mis- daughter Had
lost ii silver purs" containing a small
sum Of money ana valuable parcrs in
iitney on BROAD street Less tha,r
'iftccn minutes later Miss O. : Clay
ton. stenoErapher ia the Law and
Equity Court. made a rimilar report
headquarters officers thought that the
pockctbooks would he delivered 10 them
this morning by the drivers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14

Am additional charge OF stealing an
"vcrcoat WAS brought against Claude
Iiymes. colorcd. Yesterday BIZ V w
Wyrick. The negro is now in Jail
awaiting trial on several other similar
charges. Numerous complaints have
reached the police recently concerning
the man. who is said to have repre
scntcd himself as being porter for
Il cleaning aud pressing establishment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14

ton engines from the American Loco
motive Company. American l.ocomo-
i've has also taken AN order for i've
lGO-ton Mikado engines for the El
lasO and Southwestern.
Prices at which the orders were
taken are not announced. hut At the
current market for motive power the
total Of the contracts may be- placed
at close to $500. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
Ises Rnxor rs NNcnnon.

Marion BroCkman. colored. was ar.
rested last night charged with as
saulting his wife, Lucy, with ~ razor
ct their home. 203i Fairfield street.
The wife was brought TO the First
District station with gaping eat in
her left side. which was treated by
AmOMlAnCe Surgeon Edwards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
I.ucnI 1c,,,p,.ruturc.

IL noon tcmpcTaturc. .... /
3 i. NJ. temperature. .... -
MAXIMUM temperature" To J.. NJ q. .,
Minimum temperature 10 t. NJ. q
Mean temperature .... q
normal trfr pcratuTc ............. ~
deficiency ~ tenn cratura ...... i
deficiency IN temperature since
March ............... .............
Accumulated excess since January
..................'. ......... ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
OFFICES or PRO-GERMAN
NEWSPAPER WRECKED

$40 PAUl.D, BHAIii. April l3.-'rhe
offices of tn. I,iarip Al.mano. q pro-
German organ. We're wrecked last night
by mob az pro-ally sympathzcrs.
The presses were DESTROYED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
Fraudulent Checks Charged

c. L. Sewage. forty-two. years old.
was arrested last night by Detective
ScrgeantS Willy and Smith on the
charge Of obtaining SG6.55 and SCI so
from the Cohen Company fraudulcntly
by means OF checks. He will be given
hearing this morning in the Police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
Federal Farm Loan Apprniser.
I EtAI1.t..l ~. I

I'|F''|'siI W
IfNcHBt-lsC. VA, April l3.-Irvin
!. Whitehead. who has been a member
or the board OF visitors Of the state
cpileptiC colony here since It's cstab-
lishmcnt. has rendered his resignation
as such III order to accept appointment
"a apDraisc" for Virginia for the Fed
cral farm loan system. Mr.. Whitehead
is e member of IN. i.ynchhurg bar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
WIN ncprn, Entertainment.

The gymnasium classes of ihc Young
WomenS Christian Association viii re
peat IN the association auditorium ut
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon III. enter
tiinmcnt they gave last night The
night gymnasium viii give Il minstrel
SHOW. the members of the iui,.rm"dia,. :,
class VIII appear "a, mechanical dolls,
the advanced class will dance and The
business CLASS VIII present a plaT. Tho
money secured from the entertainments
will be used to pay tho expenses Of n
delegate TO the SulnUcr conference
OF the association at Bluc Ridge, ~ =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
Sermon on Nnr.

The Inevitable War With Germany
viii be the subject Of the sermon by
Rev. William l.. Thompson. -. -. pas
tor Of Park Place Methodist Church.
to-morrow night. During the Spanish
American War Dr Thompson was chap
lain general of the mobilization camp
at Little Eurk Ark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
The VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE IN
FAVOR OF IR0NIZED PAW-PAW
The New Remedy-A Combination of Nux Iron
Paw-Paw-SoOthes the Nerves. Transforms
Weak, -Anaen1ic Men and Women Into
Perfect Health, and Gives the Stom-
ach Abiding Strength.
READ THE TESTIMONY OF TWO RlCHMoNDERs
Both MIR. and Mrs Mitchell, Residing at 2716 East
Broad Street, Are High in Their Praise
of IrOnized Paw-Paw
Mrs. Mitchell said:

lsaid:
tccnsuf
own
all
rIsolute
Imy
in
life hadb
|trulyC
lin
-Taw.I ncdicn
Go who
addi
OF
testimonials come pouring without -
to gin takinc
your vital organs from becoming
he docs,
SpuhE
the rruSM
lie will tell
onzcd raw-Paw orders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
SusIiertcd OF Murder.

robert Jackson. colored. was ar
rested last night by Patrolmcn Sweet
and Waters on tho charge Of 10 !ur
suspected of murder. lie was held
without bail a, tEc First District sta
lion for a hearing tbs ,morninr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
Silk Hosiery
S 100
That Harmonizes beautifully Will,
Your New Suit or Gown

That H;'rmonizes beautifully With
Your New Suit or Gown
Pure Silk Hose. medium weight.
garter top. in light gray. dark gray,
bronze. black and white Good quail
ity, we'll made and in these DAYS of
advancing prices. an exceptionally
good Stocking at 500.
We've just gotten in another shin
mcnt OF Tan Color Boot Silk Hose.
mt SOC.
This in addition to the other
spring shades of light gray, smoke,
champagne. purple, fawn, etc., also
black and white.
Remember that NTosby's Is head
quarters for Childrcn's Hosiery.
Fancy Socks for children, in white
with colored tops and white tops.
combined with tan and also blue,
25c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours. or
KainiaIl last iwcnty-foUr hours. U.2s
EAc"&s ia rainfall since March 221
Excess in rainfall since January J. l.4l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
The Weather
iT'urnishcd by L. :. WEATHER. Burr:,uI


Forecast: Virginia
-i'nir Saturday and
sunday. rising tenn
prraturc sunday.
North CnrOlina-
Fair saturday, colder
In south portions;
sunday fair. with
rising temperatures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14

CONDITIONS II IMpOurAN T CITIES

Temperatures. IA; humidity, 80; wind
direction. north. wind, velocity. miles :
weather. part cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Virginia Ostcopnthi" society.
Murphy'S Hotel. 10 O'Clock.
trutirmS-"f:Np rrIcncc"; matinee,
s:30: night. S:21.
i.yrlc--POpuiRr vaudeville, mntl-
nee. ); night. =. ;t0 nnd 81.
baseball - Richmond Interim
't"nnlS w. Petersburg. Virginia
League. Boulevard Field, 3;30
O'cIork.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
Jack London did
another dog story
just before he died

Jerry" has sequel and brother-"M ichael'' by
name. He's an Irish terrier with bad ear wolf law
and heart. The tale starts in the South Seas
where guzzng ships steward dog thief Of parts,
finds the rocklng the sands and estimating his
lineage III of bottled beer, steals him for market
"Mlchaefs" adventures lead many ports and
strange Jack London knew queer corners of the
earth where civilization hasn't yet peeked-cannibal
islands-ticket O leave lands-buta beautiful mysteri
Gus spots-beyond messenger and the reach of
law and order Do you want to sail with "Michae''
and share his extraordinary experiences? Then buy
ticket today the newsstand and make the
first stage Of the Journey
With such additional features Lily Langtys Remin-
scences not to mention and articles Hurst
Arthur Somes Roche Mary Roberts Rinehart Robert W.
Chambers, John Galsworthy, Amee Rve Herbert Kauf-
Samuel Merwn and Ella Wheeler Wilcox in the same
number Cosmopolitan last long any dealers stand
Cosmopolitan
~ cents Everywhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14

Automobile Club 90 Meet.
Tho Richmond Auiumohilr club Will
hold its monthly meeting i'm the new
club rooms III MufpnEs Hotel Annex
on Monday night ~ o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14

The public is invited.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-23
COBB, BATTING 36S,
 Is WELL IN LEAD
WeaYer Crosses Plate 40 Times
 Roth Steals Most Bases

Chicago, June 23 Ty Cobb is: drawing away from Iris Speaker In. the race for batting honors in the American league. Unoffcial averages released today show the Detroiter leading with s6S-twenty-fve points ahead of Speaker. A week ago three; include games of Wednesday.
 Cobb drove out nine hits in his last five contests bringing his total up to 70 for 52 games. Two Of his nine blows were doubles and one triple. Earl Hamilton. St. Louis pitcher is batting 400 and Babe Ruth, Boston twirler is hitting 380. Is
 Weaver of Chicago has scored more runs than any player in either major league, having crossed the plate forty times. Roth of Cleveland main- tained his position as leading base stealer with 1s, and Chapman, his teammate. kept his pace in sacrince hitting with 31. Pipp of New York ia leading the home run hitters with 5. Chicago, which is leading the league, nosed out Boston for team batting with 242.
 Leading battery who have played half their clubs games: Cobb. De- tro1t 86S; Speaker, Cleveland, 343: McInnis, Philadelphia. 315; Chapman, Cleveland. 310: Sisler. St. Louis, 31O; Wamsganss, Cleveland, 300.
 Cruise of St. Louis shot into the lead among the National league bat tors with an average of $50. nine points ahead of Bousch Of Cincinnati. Cruise made eleven hits in seven games.
 There was general slIake-up among leaders in other departments. Robertson of New York deposing Zeider of Chicago as the leading base stealer with IT. Stengel of Brooklyn, took the lead in sacrifice hitting with 14 and Hornsby of St. Louis tied Cravath of Philadelphia for home run honors, each having six. Heinie Grof of Cincinnati. dethroned Burns as the leader in runs scored with 38. Phila- delphia maintained the lead in team batting with 3es.
 Leading batters playing in half of their clubs games: Cruise, St. Louis, $50; Rousch, Cincinnati. 34l; Jack Smith, St. Louis. 238; Fisher, Pitts burgh. 327: Burns, New York, 326; Grinth. Cincinnati, 322.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-23
WRITER'S BAN McGRAw.
Pittsburgh Scribes Vote to Stand
 Back of New York Brethren.

Pittsburgh Scribes Vote to Stand
 Back of New York Brethren.
 Pittsburgh. Pa.. June 23.-Just be- fore the Pittsburgh Chicago game here yesterday. a meeting of tho Pittsburgh Chapter of the Baseball Writers association of America was held in the scorers' box. and . reso- lution was presented calling for g. vote of confidence in the New York writers who sent out the interview with the manager of the New York Baseball club relating to President Tener. which was agreed to by every one present, although the formal passing of the resolution was left un- til today, owing to the absence of two members.
 It was agreed not to mention the name of John J. McGraw in the sporting columns or in despatches sent out of this city relating to the New York games.
 It also was agreed to support the New York chapter in anything 1t may see fit to do regarding an in- vestigation.