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PIsHBURSE CLOSES SEASON
WITH 4 CLEAN sIATT.

WATEKSROEO, VA, May ls--The
Fishburno Military School defeated the
Massanutteh Academy here today in
the last game OF the season, the score
being to 7. The game Was one of the
pest played here this season. Bat
teries: Fishburne. McCalium and J.
Hattox: Msssanutten. Osborne ana
Schroeder. Umpire CAPTAIN Crayton
Time, ,:to. The Fishburne team has
non every game this season. both home
aad abroad, and has not been defeated
out once IN four years.
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MISS BJURSTEDT WINNER
vt RED CROSS TOURNEY

NEW YORK. May lS.-Miss Mo,Ia
b)ur?ted,. the national tennis cham
pion' ION the finals III the singles OF
INC N"mch,a Metropolitan patriotic
tournament to-day on tho clay courts
OF tho West Side Tennis Club. III place
OF INC usual championship title and
prizes she becomes the recipient Of a
ccrtihcate awarded by tho United
states National Lawn Tennis Associa :.
non, as all Of the funds nf the tournu.
mcht are donated 10 tho Red Cross
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NATIONALS BEAT BROWNS

,;n Sr 10y AZ, ~ MAY is;aSt it9nis con
was none too effective, and Washington
won to-day. TO ,. Washington got
ono or more hits in each inning but
the sixth. ST. Louis got their runs
in the fifth, when Austin singled and
jacobson hit a home run. The score:
st. Louis. Washington.
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Srofn ~ Inning9: II
SM :, ing '...'......'S Q Z @- ss
summary. Errors-Sislcr Marssns. Lavan
t3l. Gran. Earned runs-S' Louis.
Washington :. Two.base hitS-Slslcr. Mil
Ter. Judge. Three. base hit-Judgc. Sacrl-
flee hits-MIl.n. shankg. Double plays
Shanls to Morgan. Plank TO l.aran TO Sis
Ter: S!slcr 10 Austin. Homo run-Jsc obson.
stolen bascs-EiGc. Austin. Marsnns, Shanks
t2l, MILLER. IIit bv pitchcr-by Dumont.
,Miiierp. Mild Pitch RoE. ra. Rancs on
bnils-on Plank. :: on Harper !: of Du-
mont {. StrncH out--by PLANK, =: w
RogcrH !. ~ Harper !. by Dumont. :: Hits
on Harper. in inning: on Plank, - In
innings. I.cft basrS-St. LLuis, 10.
Washington. &. Time. ":i:. umpircs d..
reen and Queens.
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PIRATES EASY FOR GIANTS

MEM YORK. May ls.--PittSburch
proved easy for New York in i;s FIRST
appearance here this season, tho Giants
GINNING. to !. New York clinchcd
tho game in the first inning, when.
With INC bases FUN. Ericf. attempting
paT a. the plate. threw tho ball
into tho pittsburgh duGout. TWO mon
SCORING Grimes was hit hard a times
and the Pittsburgh fielding was anna
tSGrisn. Sallcc kept the visitors hits
oNntfrrCG 'rhE
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BAKERS DOUBLE AIDS YANKs

fcated Detroit. ! to >. to-day Frank
Baker making the victory possible by
doubling in the ninth inning with the
Baker scored on Nunamakcr's hit. To-
days defeat marked the fourth
straight loss for Detroit. Dauss was
bases on balls. hitting two batsmen
and making two wild pitches. The
score:
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EIGHTY PLAlERS RELEASED

PETERSBURG. May ls-Thc dis.
banding OF the Virginia Baseball
State. those OF tho Petersburg team
being: Manager Reynolds. Spaid Coal
hY. ray. Burruss, WADE, Reynolds
Klein Fisher, Mangus. Muiltn, Stcwart
and Graham. Most Of them arc Of
military age. /, is understood and will
enlist in the army The president ard
secretary OF the club arc J. J. Nelm.
and L. l.. Kidd. who have held these
respective positions for two years.
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American AnoeiaiIon.

~ 81 Paul-St. Paul. 10: Louis.
Vile. s.
At Kansas City--kansas City. 4: In
dianapolis. . uca inninEs).
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :; CO.
lcdo, S.
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I've used:
Paramount
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BIS0NS HAMMER WARRIOR

BUFFALO, y. y, May 1.-THE
Bisons hammered Jack WARRIOR. On
Yankee. to-day and trimmed the Bal
tirnore Orioles, !" 10 y. Joe Mcdonald
led the Bison a;tach With four hits,
including two doubles and Il home run.
Joe Engel had Ole bad inning. bat his
teammates pulled some sensational
fielding, pulling him out Of several
tight places. The score
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ki,chin. Ma..x., Mob,,,

BY AhsocIa ted Pressl
LHAIrAEuOGA, TENN. May lS.-
FRANK kitchins. catcher recently re-
leased by Chattanooga. this afternoon
accepted the management of tho Mo-
pie baseball team, succeeding Matty
Mcintyre. resigned.
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Honm., I..,rue,. Re. ,o,,

GI;EENRAY, WIS, May is.-t-orporai
A. Is Hoffman, in charge OF the local
recruiting station. will! become military
Instructor OF the Red Gor. he Was mott
NED to-day Hoffman tvirlod for the
s.. a AN Star" baseball team in
lnl{-I5. "
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BRAVES LOSE TO ClNCY

BOSTON. May lS.--Cincinnatl opened
It's first series here To-Day hy defeat
ing BOSTON, 4 to / boston made "al"
hVe hits of Ring. Two c! these
in the sixth. by Maranviii. and Twom-
biz. followed by passes TO konetchy ANA
Smith. accounted for Eoston's on- run.
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DODGERS ARE WINNERS

BROOK LIN. y. s., May Is--Pfcffer
and boaE each allowed four hits to-
daN. nut the ircals' hits we're timely and
iheT Won rom 81. Louis. TO l. Dau-
bert doubled III tho first inninE and
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WHEHL itith ttai 10 Iay.
II. t.oui, nj I}ru0kiyn.
Chicago NJ phiIadclpha
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Bust on
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'rNl. Is ...-c 2 y Il TotaIs-....' = =
'EsjtcG for Dc-i III eighth
rFat,cd .or PrcndcTrast III niGjn
Score h? inning: Z:
Chicago ...........-.. 80 q q oil
phiis OILY his ..........j ! J -s
summary: Errors Sioci poy!c. Deal Loft
bsses-Phi,. Gnlpha. ); CNicaSo = ,.asg,sc
runS-Phia dclphir. g: lineage. l. Homo "uH
-EiehoN Sacrit:c- hi;--W h!ti"a. Nick
Gadr-. Cravath S.,Cr!icr Avn! shur'. poY.
hlc piay-BaTcroft To I.ui.ruf. i.its--oN
Douglas in !. innings; oil Pr-Udci :ss;. .
in innings. Struca ou,-by pouE!a., :. tv
premdcrSssi $: hy Dcmlrec. !. 10y ..icAuu-
der. Ba>os b.i!~-oi JuUglrr. !. 1T
rrc: derga>i. .: Of Drnurc.. !: Oh No.
.uG,r l. Mild ritch-DouS rs. Tlus. i.i5.
Umpire, Orb and HiSict
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HUsTLERs FIELD WEIRDLY

. ROCHESTER,. X Y. May iS--The
HuS;lers played weird fielding game
;o-da: and iost. II 10 & the locals
piling uD seven errors. schultz was
{ God III the pincnes. while Scha CHIT was
dishea rtened by "retched support.
Tho
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Snr.marv! Erro----IfunW" Ni!II- TEuVS
Bases on hal!s--of. EuEcl. =: off Warhhr. =.
S;ruch out-hy ErScl. :; b. WARRIOR, :. Home
rur-Mc Donald Three hssc hiis-Eorr.
neil. WARRIOR. Sacrifice h.;s--CarlStrnpl.
Channel T'!-sI $3.50 on crro-s--.S "a ,i:ro-".
:. Stolen b. "s--I.sGIsr. Williams. Shannon.
Let, on bases Buffalo. :; Salt!Tuo-c. Il.
DEUCE rlsy-MrDoHsl 70 lIu:nc,r iiit b.
ri;chcr-Sy WsrEog. tC;iii .rH oaSio".,.
Cunires. Hat aal rAMncn!M TL.Ic. s..
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ftat'i FOR Rudolph In seventh
gTs'r'd Cor Evc-s In seventh
STORE h% innings: -.
Boston ....... ........yp > 0 . o.,
summary: Errnrg-C;roN nnpf. Two base
hir-Masec Three base hts--s;htan. r,orsch
LEFT on ba Nns-Bosivn II: Cincinnau. 5.
iias"y on hslls-oft Rudolph, !: OFT r!ny
>: OF Netf /. Struck oul-hy Ring. 4 ~.
NGhf. .. Sacrifice E!t--MaEsc. iIi,s-oH
ltuGnlph. IN innings Wild Ditch-Ru-
Goph. empires. Byron and oui3ley. Tine.
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Huston Quits Ball
10 Join y. S. Army

tHt' AGo. Mn! iS.-tnptaiu r., T..
Huston, ono of the owners Of tLs
Ne" ork Yankees. IL going 10 nuit
oa.eoau 70 Join rcie sam. VIC
went to Detroit to-day to rcport 10,
examination. He viii reIoir nc
epEincers' CORPS
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Macon. 0. =
~ icston--CharlcsIon, 4; Colum
nia, 'nrst Same). Charleston 3: Co
.ump!a, second Eamc).
{, y, olumbus-Columbus 0; Augusta,
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Scare ~ innings. n
Pittsburgh .....-....b T. n ii
SeW YORK .............S o o l. q (
Sunstnary: f.rrorS-BiGDee BRET, AlcC.r.
~ Crime I."hNrt Three base hit-I;cb-
'-t-or, Stolen basc--IIoeinc Sacrifice hts
iono"' on, schmidt. sacrifice hics-- fletcher
Mr.ar'h! pouuie play B!ghce TO 80.
,"-ihy 10 Brief: Mccarthy 10 Bi.bcc Il,
br,rf. Let, on ha. New YORK & Pi,,..
hnursh. first iva on crror-Pi,t -burrn.
Rates IN hails-of; Sa!!"e. /. off Crime :
StrpcE out by Crimes UIni,.ca X jnni
f.. ~.
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Eichmond- Montreal train).
baltimore. =: RuffniO, II.
Newark oroDtn tpost poned until to-day }.
Providence. 1t; ROrhcster. 1.
STANDING OF CT HS,

WHERE THU FLAl iD-D\N-
Richmond at Montreal.
Providence ri dorchester.
baltimore at Buffalo.
Newark Toronto
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Eota 81. 90 ! y T. Totals.....s I - /.
70 s.i1 ~

Score h! innings: r.
-. i.ou!r.-.....- .........1 ~ n-l
hrool:i!n ..........i o -
summary: r:rrors-,Iornsby. Cruise John
SION, !. Smith. Two base h!;s-Iiornshy
pauncrt Homo run-O. Miller. Stol, base
,.i"hnStou. Left basc--St. Louis q;
Erookiyn. s Rises on balis--on Doar q
OF Pa o. -. I'd l.: on I'fcTcr. Struck out
by tnak. 3: by Prefer, .. Hits-oN Doak
= IN innings. Double p,ays-Mowrey 10
tutsha" 20 Daubcrt: DEBATE to Betzei 20
" Miller. Wild pitch--packard. Empires
- DAY ana iiarrison
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!. Waited ;or SlryNc- ~ NiTlh
score - inn.ass: =.
Rochester ......... ...- u y
Provl1cuc, ..-....... Ill
summary: t:rror.-Co.ilns nw.i,-cr'
uool"r ~ .Sehcpa... Young, NJ =. X. ~.
Sit--or SChsc h. - IA innings. ~. o. - =
h!ts--Co ..!us, Sci.''c.i:cr N4:rr. 'l,-'a- has.
hits-foo!an gooncy Sac-iGc. n.i-'enuiia
stolen ha5t--C ollrs. NulnT Dr:in"rt ju-
Si'r ErouA pG,t.+ SCEruHrr ."
GouIS ;o..-no..s:.. i'irs; ba.t ca 'rEors-
Rochester !; lrcyidtnyc. E@s:s u is
of, scha,h, = 6:i Sehul,z s -, h.
nitch-.-b% Scho!tf, Sir.cs onl-n.'
Sck.c q, n S-hfItt. 1.c.t on b.sc,
'Rochcs;cr =; )'rc ior7ce :. Passed t1 II
.."ente. tmrirrs, i're='nsr md - SrIcr.
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ro,sl.....M snr Totals.

Schalk. Scott Gaincr. IA crifcc ri."--Ja r,i-
Scot. Bases o. bsiiseon Russell. i, of Of;
Ruth. .; on Bader. =. Passed hall-Agr~w.
Stolen bases-Bsrry. Struck out-by Rus
sell. ); by Ruth. /. by Badcr. l. Hit hy
pttchcr-Rader. 'litS-on Ruth. 4 in ..
innings. Left on bases--Chicaso II; Boston,
;. Time. 2:0'. UmpircS, Connolly and Me-
Corm.c!i and Nallin.
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CHOICE OF : FAST TRAINS
FAST SPECIAL. TRAIN

FAST SPECIAL TRAIN
Will leave Richmond every SUNDAY a,
$40 a. NJ, arriving Norfolk 1880 a. NJ,
and leave Norfolk. returning, at $40
J.. NJ. reaching Richmond 1925 p. Nj
Excurslon Tickets from Richmond
VIII also be honorcd ! either or both
directlons on the "Richmond md Nor
iolk Limited" Cannon BALD, which
leaves Richmond 900 s., NJ. and lcavca
Norfolk AIS P. NJ. '"
Any further information desired
may ne obtained at tho Norfolk and
Main Streets. All"
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Totals Is !. = IL ro;.ls...sa

Schrt Ov lnn.NEs r.
Detroit ...............o 0 0 O 0 0-j
SUMMARY: Observation-Disclosures. Bush.
rwo-base hits-Rush CO.. Hendr!y. Neach
oryx. Eunamaker Stolen baxcs--Maiscl
High Sscrihc" t,.-ifcndryx, stanusc,
Burns. Double playS-YounG 10 Bush to
Burns. Left on basts-Ncw York. II. De-
rot. :; First base on crrors-Nnw York.
J: Detroit. l. Bases balls--oG Da uss,
=, Hin by piIchcr--by Dausa. Pipp and
Miller. Struck ort-by Dauss, g. Wild
pitcheS-by Dauss, J: by Mogridse. l. Inn
pires hiidebrand End o'I0uEhlin. Time,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

hit a home run in the fifth inning with
olson on first. Cruises muff of Stem
gels fly and Hornsby's tumble scored
Stengel IN the sixth The score:
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Natiuiia: League

RESI- LAS lLS rt.EDAi.
Bnsion, !; Cincinnati. 4.
-. Louis. l: iSrocl,!. s.
Pittsburgh. !. New York s.
Chicago. !: Philadelphia. 3
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Sonthcrn As.nci.t,an

~ m-RirmlnEham, ?: At.
lan;a. Z.
Nashville. ).
~ Mobile Mobile, o: Memphis Z.
~ LITTLE fock-Littlc Rock. 6; New
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American League

RESULTS lESrERDAY
En-;on. =; Chicago, 3.
wash nston. y; ~. Loni-. =.
Sew York. :; Detroit, =.
k'iLidririiI- train
SIsSi,IN,. ar ,-I,-t,a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

WHERE rut1 FLA, rO-UAI.
Boston ut Chicago.
Washington at 81. Louis
Philadelphia ut Cleveland
New York at Detroit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06
Declares Nnothcr Dividend.

The oklahoma Producing & ne
ruiug Go. has declared it's regular
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent.
payable June 30. 90 stool, Of record
~ Juno 90 rhe company intends
Mtlding "arlnFhoad plant on tho
property iu The Usage Known AS the
Whiting probcrty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06
I,nu,o riuto Count, Tcxns

Tho Sinclair on y Gas co. is drlll
iug at | 500 feet In No | on tho
Folding farm in Paulo Pinto county,
TcNls
Tho samc compony ls drilling 500
feet ln hard lime I'm No I on the Holt
farm IN the Same section.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06

W \ Martin. general field supcrln-
tcudout of tho Sinclair on a Gas Co,
f. OF on his vacation. lie viii spend
o Few days IN Hot SPRINGS and Little
Rock aud then depart for other
pieces
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06

Ih' bNlt" lioniuN pll company
has declared regular quarterly div-
dcnd lt 2A per cent payable June
%. To stock OF record June Is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06

Nr HASKELL DIETRICH and others
No, "a ON the Stoil farm In the center
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06

DUNAI COUNTY. TEXAS - The
Sinclair Oh 4 Gas 90. is drilling az
" 900 feet on the Gravis farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06

same sand af,er shot The sand runs
from 1880 70 1875 feet in depth.
The Rosetta OH company III I.
Bartlett Wertzzberger and others)
So. ! ln le--s-lD has abandoned the
old hole 10 lS-1.-I0 and the rig has
been sSilded They intend spJdding
the new hole today The casing col
apsed N the old hole
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06

Robert \ McUlrnoy. Undertaking
rorlors 10 West Third street Phone
900 Residence phuuo lgl.-HAdv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06

Wanted n. 70 D. rJs engine. now or
rDDuul hnud with reversible ,luth
fur pumping Wen l. a. BuN llS
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
WAR SUMMARY
Republican A. P. Leased Wire)

Republican A. p. Leased Wire)
Each day finds the British and
French forces drawing their net closer
upon st. Quentin.
Attacking on a front of more than
eight miles south and southwest of
the harassed German stronghold, the
French troops, Notwithstanding stub
born resistance by the Germans
everywhere met with success. taking
strongly organized positions and viii
lagos, notable among them Dallon
about two miles southwest, and Giffe-
court, two miles south of the town.
The British, already almost within
a stones throw of the western out
skirts of st. Quentin, seemingly are
resting there while to the northwest
they are carrying on a maneuver hav-
ing as it's object the thanking of St
Quentin from the north. In this OPP
GRAFTON they have partly succeeded, ac-
cording to the British official COM
munication.
Driving eastward from the region
of Vermand they have captured the
town of Maissemy, five miles north
west of St. Quentin. and farther north
the ROnssoy wood. Field Marshal
Haig's forces also We're successful in
taking the village of Heinin- Sur Co
jeul, five miles southeast of Arras,
after intensive fighting.
Rheims has again been violently
bombarded by the Germans. more than
1000 shells having been thrown into
the town. Paris reports that there
were casualties among the civil pop
ulatiOn.
On the Russian front the Germans
delivered attacks against the Russians
south of Illoukst. which is in the
Dvinsk sector, and south of Vladimir
Volynski in Volhynia. At each place
the attackers penetrated Russian pos
itions, but later were expelled, accord
ing to the Russian war office.
Heavy snowfalls in the mountain
regions of the Austro- Italian theater
are hampering operations but there
has been considerable activity in the
Adige valley, where severe artillery
duels are in progress on several Sec
tors
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
WOULD SERVE AGAIN

A. Trautz, 6S years old and YER
eran of the civil war, appeared at the
office of Governor Thomas f. Camp
bcil yesterday and rendered his ser
vices in case that actual hostilities be-
tween the United States and Germany
are started
Trautz was a member of the p New
Jersey infantry. joining the amy in
the early Sos. He fought throughout
the war, receiving medals for bravery
on various occasions. In 1877 he came
to Arizona and joined the Sixth savalry
at Fort Whipple.
After retiring from the army, Trautz
came to Phoenix and has since been
resident here, being engaged in the
manufacture of harnesses. At present,
he is conducting a leather shop on
South Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
SPIES IN OFFICES
rRepubIicsn A. p. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON. April 3.-The signi-
ficance of President Wilson's warning
of German spies even in our offices of
government" became apparent today
when it was learned that on several
occasions trails of the German secret
service have been discovered within
some of the most closely guarded pre-
cincts of the executive departments.
Although officials do not believe that
access has been gained by the foreign
agents to any information of great i'm
portance, they are convinced that not
even the state department has been
free from invasion. No evidence on
which prosecution can be based has
been found, it is said, but enough has
been revealed to prompt precautions A
stringent spy law will be one of the
first war measures requested of con-
gress. At the last session an espionage
bill was passed by the senate but
failed to reach a vote in the house
Display the Flag
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
DE FACTO TROOPS ROUTED


Ell PASO, April 3.-Government
agents here received a report today
from Chihuahua City that a Carranza
force in command of General Ernesto
Garcia, and a Villa force fought recent
ly near Salas station on the Mexico
Northwestern railroad west of the state
capital which resulted in the routing
of the de facto troops. General Garcia
was en- route to Chihuahua City from
Satevo when he encountered the Villa
force A refugee arriving from Chi
huahua City today said force of ten
thousand de facto troops were now in
the vicinity of Tampico and were pre-
pared to protect the Tampico oil fields
against any Germans or others who
might seek to destroy the. oil wells
which supply the British grand fleet.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
MUST DISPLAY
AMERICAN FLAG.
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1


NEW YORK. April 3.-After the
grand jury of New York county had
passed resolutions today urging i'm
mediate steps to suppress seditious ut
terances in public places, the city board
of aldermen amended the code of ordi-
nances so as to require all assemblies
in streets where public discussions are
held to display the American flag con-
spicuously "at all times during the
holding of such assemblies"
District Attorney Swami and Police
Commissioner Woods at a conference
later decided that street assemblies
should be curbed as much as possible
where the speakers desire to discuss
the international situation.
Larly in the day patrolmen arrested
two street orators who were alleged to
have denounced the president
-DiSDlaV the Flag
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
CHARGED WITH DEsERTloN
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

DOUGLAS, April 3.-Charged tech
nically with attempting to desert from
the United States army, although sus-
pected of being a SPY, Otto Wolff, a
cook for the Second regiment of en-
sineers stationed in FL Paso. was ar
rested in Bisbee today and brought
here. While army officers We're reti-
cent in discussing the arrest, it was
learned that Wolff had come to Doug
las from Ell Paso on furlough and
while here had attempt to cross to
Mexico, but had been turned back,
Later he went to Bisbee.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
DISPLAY the Flag
WILSON'S SPEECH IN FULL
Republican A. P. Leased Wire)

RIO JANEIRO, April 3.-President
Wilson's speech is reproduced in full
in all the afternoon papers and has
created a most profound impression
A Noticia, commenting editorially
says: The United States, through its
president, places it's intervention in
war exclusively on the ground of the
interest of humanity and civilization
and consequently repudiates any idea
Of material cOmnensation.'
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
NINE DEsERTloNs REPORTED


p.
Ell PASO, April 3.-Nine assertions
from the United States army on the
border were reported to federal and
county officials here today, having de-
serted during the past three days. The
majority of these deserters, it was said.
were of German birth, and were
thought to have gone to Mexico. Am
munition smuggling is being resumed
along the border here and quantities
of ammunition are known to have
crossed to Mexico during the past
week. The ammunition smugglers are
paying cash for their cartridges and
are offering high prices for all rifles
and cartridges they can obtain, it was
said here by a dealer today.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
II rs DIdV IfTF II
SACCHA2INE FOR SUGAR

PARIS. April 3.-IOday the cnambe,
of deputies adopted a measure author
izing the government Dy decree to fl.
the price on wheat anu other grain.
The chamber also adopted unanimous
ly a bill authorizing the use of sac
charine as a sUN~++fute for sugar II
alling or preserving.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-04
Herbert c. Hoover.
or TEFNJNE RTTGHTM

Herbert C. Hoover, chairman of
the Commission for Relief in Bel
GUM, has sailed to return to his
post in London after starting great
campaign for funds throughout this
country Before leaving he issued
statement in which he declared that
the work of feeding Belgium and
northern France would go on, even
if it would be necessary for the
American members of the commits
sion to quit. .