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TORNADO FEATURES GAME

TORONTO. August oc.-rn the
seventh inninS. of the FIRST game of
to-day's double.header, with the score
to 3. tornado accompanied by a
terrinc downpour OF rain, broke up the
game. The score reverted back m ,he
previous inning. making Toronto win
ner over Newark by a score Of to o.
Several spectators rushed 10 second
oaso, accompanied by some of the
players OF both teams. The tall steel
nag mast was bent double by the force
or the wind. and a large section OF
tho roof OF the grand stand was car
ried away. The huge automatic score
ooAro. recently destroyed by a similar
storm, and again nearing completion
was once more totally wrecked The
score:
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LOCAL CLUB HIT HARD
Blk LenEue Clubs HIVE Exercised
Option on KOehler. BnnkstOn, En-
right, Adams and MrGaNigan.

CINCINNATI. August 2o.--Thc Ma
tional Baseball Commission to-day is
sued it's annual lists Of options exer-
cised by major league clubs upon play
crs with minor league clubs. The list
includes:
America; League: Detroit from
Richmond. Kochlcr. New York from
Richmond. BankSton and Enright:
Philadelphia from Richmond. Adams.
National League Chicago from
Richmond. Schick: Cincinnati from
Richmond. Lafayette. Philadelphia
from Richmond McGanlgan.
The commission also issued sup
Elemental list OF optional agreements
entered into by major and minor
league clubs. 1t includes:
National League: by Pittsburgh to
Richmond Central League. Wolfe.
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How Long Must Suffer
From the Pangs of Rheumatism?

nent good. for they cannot possibly
reach theso germs which infest your
blood by tho millions.
s. S. 8. has been successfully used
for rheumatism for moro than fifty
yearn. Try II to-day. and you will find
yourself at last on tho right track to
Get rid OF your Rheumatism. You can
get valuable advice about the treatment
OF your individual case by writing to
tho Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Spe-
cific Co.. Dept. N-26s, Atlanta, Ga--Adv.
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DOUBLE STEAL RUINS BRAVES

the first game OF its last :eries here
to-day TO 6. a double steal in tho
last Of the ninth, Cruise scoring. gave
the visitors the winning run. after
Cruise and Paulette had singled with
two out.
Boston used seventeen men. Catcher
Tragresser. OF Boston. left for La
fayette. Ind, tonight to be examined
for the army. Club officials said he
would base his exemption claim on
the dependency of his widowed mother
and sister. The score:
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SMITH DENIES REPORT
Says Robbie Clemens Did Not Quit
Club on Account OF Financial
Dimculties.

Statements to the effect that Bob
Die Clemens quit the local clubs be-
cause OF Auancint difficulties were
said TO BIO untrue by Alvin NJ. Smith.
nresident OF tho Richmond Exhibi-
ZION Company, yesterday. Mr.. Smiths
statement foilowst
"When the International League
season opened Robbie Clemens did
not dnsire to report to the Richmond
club' Mating al the time that no
wished to remain ON his farm. How
ever, Clemens was given II Hubstan-
tiat tncreanc In salary and reported
10 the club late In the season. Glenn
ems has stuck to the club since lie
reported here and hns appeared to
ne perfectly satisfied up to few
days ago, when he expressed de-
sire to return to hlo farm and give
UP baseball. He asked the Rich
mond Exhibition Company to sus-
pend him for the remainder OF the
season In order that he might re-
turn to the farm. The iocnl COM
pany granted CIemc mss request, and
ne was paid M for his services in
cIndinE August ID. No player on
the fichmond club hns had to sui
Ter financial difficulties this sensou.
calvin ~. SMITH (President)
"Richmond Exhibition Company"
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BUFFALO DOWNS BIRDS

BUFFALO,. August 20.-.Iack Dunn's
Birds lost chance 10 move M peg
IN the league standing to-day when
they went down TO defeat before the
Bisons, by score Of G to & Roth
Wyckof and Parnham. the opposing
twlr1ers. were hit hard. but Javncs
was rushed to the rescue just in time
TO save the Bisons from defeat. Tho
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breaches Here snnaax

Rev. r. l.. Powell, ID. D., Of Louis
vilie' KY. who has been spending his
vacation at the beach and visiting his
mother in Norfolk, will ston ov.r ;n
Richmond for few days. ana uii,
preach In the Seventh Street Christia n
Church next Sunday morning.
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TRIPLE AIDS INDIANS

CLEVELAND. August 2o.-Cleveland
opened the series with Philadelphia by
winning, 5 to 4. Morton was effective
until the ninth. when Philadelphia
made four hits and three runs, tieing
the score. Chapman greeted Myers.
Phi adelphia's third pitcher, with a
triple, and scored the winning run on
Wambssansss high bounder to witt.
The score:
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Nnmnu, nlackII.,.d

P1TTSBtRGH, August 20.-Pltcher
MamauX, who was suspended for break :
ing discipline. has been blacklIstcd by
the pittsburgh Nationals. President
Dreyfuss to-day notified the National
commission that he had taken this
course.
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M.tty and MugEsy in Court.

NEW YORK, August 20-On detec-
tives contention that the Sunday law
was violated by the playing of yester
days game between the Reds and
Giants, Magistrate rockingham to-day
summoned Christie Mathewson. Cincin-
natl manager, and John ]. McGraw
New York leader, to appear in court
tomorrow.
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PIRATES CAPTURE OPENER
PITTSBURGH WINS BY
ONE RUN IN TEN INNINGS
Double By Honus warner and
O'Rourke's Error II Enough to
Down Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, August 90 Brooklyn
lost the first game of the series to
Pittsburgh to-day. J to o. in ten in
ninGs. Miller and MarQuard each al
lowed three hits in the nrst nine in
nings. Hans Wagner opened tho tenth
with q double to left. Pitler laid down
a safe bunt to O'Rourke. who threw
wildly to first. Wagner scoring on the
error. Tho score:
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Is there no real relief in slght2

Doubtleos. like other sufferers. you
have often aaked yourself this ques-
ton. which continues 10 remain I'M
answered.
Science has proven that your Rheu-
matism IL caused by \ germ in your
blood. and tho only way TO reach II In
by remedy which eliminates and re-
moveo thsee little pain demons from
your blood. This explains why iini-
mens and lotions can do no Norma
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Totals....N 6'25 IL Totale....3, SN
zone out when winning run was scored.
fBatted for fclia In seventh.

5e!ro!s ;,:................o % e'e g II
Summary: Error-Bush. Sacrifice hits
Burns. Miller. Stolen bases-Burns, Maise!.
R Rsss on ballswotr Mitchell. /: on Fisher; 3
hase on error-New York. /. Passed ball
Nunamaker. Wild pitch-Mitchnn I'm
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Totals. ...2s ! S "a 10 Totals .,2e 4 ?,
sHattrd for Sha NJ In ci.,hth

Tran for Johnson in eighth.
w aSHinEton ............O " u . u
Summary: -Ainsmith teJ. Lavsn.
Thrce-ba hit-Shanks Sacrifice hits-Ma-
goee. G. Milan. Sacrifice fy-Jacobson.
Smith. Double plays-Jscobson to Sister:
Pratt to Slsier Stolen bases-MaEee. Shot
ton t2), Sisler. Hit by pitched ball-by kooh
tJohnson). Bases on bails-on Koch. 5: Off
Shaw. !. Struck out-by Koob. .: by Shaw. 5.
Hits-on shaw. in innings. Left on bases
Empires. O'Loughin and Dineen.
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TIGERS DOWN YANKEES
GAME is WON IN NINTH
AFTER BATTLE OF PITCHERS
Fisher md Aitchell Hurled Good Ball,
but Two Singles and Steal
Broke Up Game.

DETROIT, August 2o.-Detroit beat
New York in tho first game OF the
series to-day. to 2. Tho winning run
scored with one out in tho ninth. on
Burns's single and steal and Mitchelrs
hit to left. Both Mitchell and Fisher
pitched good ball. The score:
New York. Defroit
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EXTRA BASE HITS HELP

PHILADELPHIA. August :o.-Chi-
cago won the opening game OF the
series here to-day, to 2. The visitors
drives for extra bases played big
part in their victory, all OF them fig
uring in tho scoring. The score:
ChicaRn PhilndeiphiA.
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Summary; Bases on bnlis-On In
right. 3, on Lohmnn. l. struck out
by EnriEhf, 3; by Lohmnn, {. Hit
By pitched bnll--by EnriEht tSchcp-
nef). Three-base hit-DiStel1. Two
base hits Wendell. DIstcil. Rey-
nolds. Stolen bases-YounE, Schcp-
nef t2), SnndberE. Double phys
Young to Rodriguez; Schepncr to
Young to Rodriguez; McGaMEnn TO
knabe TO Kochler. Bases on err
rorr-Richmond. .. Left on baker-
Rochester. 8; Richmond. o. Wild
ritch-I.ohmnn. Umplres-iart and
Mullen. Ttme-1:3 2.
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Totals. ~ oof Totair 3: G 10 q N
9.bstted for Parnham in ninth

> n
Baltimore ..-..........o o o q o 2 a.
Buffsle ..............o / 4 o q
summary: Errors-Fewst.r. Lamar shan
non, sNrDnnalh. Onslov. wycLon Rae on
bzils-on Wyckof. / Struck out-hy Wyck
on. g. by J.ynea. ): bv Ps-nhIni. 1 Thr.@-
bass mta-Acosta Steinfedt Two-hsse nj,
--BArbr. Sacrifice hiiS--Steinfcldt Cahic
Stolen hase-BueL Left on bases- nun io.
RaItimors Double plsy--wyckon to
HummeN Hit by pitchrr-hy Parnh7m .
:W!id; piteh.Wyckor. umpres--Freeman and
o'Hrten. Time hours. ~
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MuEEE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York ut Detroit.
Philadelphia mt Cleveland
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AlNsMITH'S ERRORS FATAL

ST. LOUIS. August 2o.-Timely hit
ting with the help of two wild throws
by Ainsmith In the first and second
innings enabled st. Louis to take tho
first OF the series from Washington
to-day. to l. The score:
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eRAYs BEAT ROYALS

MONTE EAL. August 20.--The Royals
edroppad the hrHt game OF the series
baere to-day 20 Providence by the score
kpf 20 :. The gamo was played in q
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Totals. es 5 ri9 Totals 2s 2

SUN may EtroTH--EFhn. Jacobson, Muir.
ray t:j T%o-b hit Whit"man. I.sns
on bnls-on Pennington. : Strmck ou;-by
SSr ,.n' 81 by bennington, :, Sacrifice hit
on Newark. 3: Toroato l. IA sSod
bah-EEan. Loft on haseS-Tnron,n :: N.w
ok. Cmrircs- Bedford and Fi1,"rnn
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go RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH; TUESDAY AUGUST 81 1917
How They Stand To-Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Rochester. 8: Richmond. 9.
Nuf1 uio, q; Baltimore, ).
Toronto. 3; Newark. o tsix innings, rnin;
ccOnd game postpOncd).
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STANDING Or CLUBS.

WHERE Chci rLaa TODAY.
RichnOnd at Rochester.
Baltimore ut Buffalo.
Newark at Toronto.
Providence mt Montreal.
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Rated for tyler in eighth.
Gran for Movers in eighth
Score by Innings: r.
Boston ...............4 U-t
Summary. Errors-I.onR. Miller. Meadow
Konctehy. Smith. Rico. Two base hits.Eel-
IL koHctrhv Smith. Gonzalez. Rico. Three
base hit-Milicr. Stolen bascs-Getzel. MI
Ter. Baird. Cruise. Pauietts. Left on bases.
BOSTON. 9: St Louis. s. Base balls-off
Struck ou,-hy Nehf. p by Barnes, .: by
Allen. 3 Sacrifice hit-Pow<cii. Sacrifice ny
--Horrsby. Double play-GonEnles to Nil.
cr. Hits-on Meadows. in Ia inning: of
Uorstrnan. 5 in innings: on Nehf IN
innings: of Barnes. in { innings; off Pack
ard. 1 in Ia inning. Wild pitchcs-Barnes
Hnrstman Passed bRll-Tra6resSer. I'm
pires-RIgler and BrnneEeld. Time-::3G
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FIRST GAME.

tBattcd for Scott IN eiEhth.
HATED for Barry in ninth.
Rostor ..................0 D q o.
Chicago .................0 u -
Summary: Errors--nor-. T%o-base hit
Fnber. Three-bs.e hi,-Gandn Sacrifice HI,
-Ncauiiin. Stolen basrs-McHuIlin. T.nihoId
Bss" on bali--on Fahcr. l. on Foster :
Struck out-by Ysbcr ?: nv Foster. > TIi'
rs ritch-r--bv Foster. =. Doub'- piav-Col
Inns 70 R!sbers to Gandi. Umpires-Moriar
ity and Evana. Tlint-o:O
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IN bascs-PhiladeIphia ii: Chicago. :. Two
base hits-willams. Cravath. Schultz Three
base hit-Mann. Home runS-Doyle. Schultz.
Double piays-Adams to Stock; Deal to Ell
lott to Mcrkle. Struck out.by Oeschger. 6;
?: of Douglts. 4. Wild piteh-Oeschger. Hit
by pitched ball-by Douglas, ]. Time-c:lc.
Gmpires-Byron and Quigley.
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SECOND GAME.


IotaS....S Is ~ TOtalT...1 Is
Plated for Schnik IN eighth.
fBattcd. for Cicnits In eighth.
tcnlled end OF eighth account darkness
boston ......,.............b q o.
Chicago northumberland o o q IL
summary: Error Two base hits
Hobiitne' Barry. Struck ou;-by Cicotte.
!: by MAYS ;. by Ruth. . f.arcs On ba ijB--
~ cicnt,.. 3 on Mays. B M ruth /. Time
-l2 Cmpiror-Evans and Moriari,2.
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PhlladelphiA
Cleveland,


'One out when winning was scored.
tBatted for Soycs in fourth.
Haley batted for Seibold in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .........0 O al
summary: Error-Wamby. Two-base hit
-SchanE. Three base htt-Chapmau Sac
rlhce h;ts-Turnar. Chapman. Morton and
Grover. Sacrifice ny-Haley. Stolen bases
Chapman. Roth. First base orror-Ph!la-
delphia. ]: Left on basns-Cleveiand. 1c:
Philadelphia. s. Double piays-Chapman TO
Harris: Bases IN balls-on Noyes. !; off
Se4boid, :: on Myers. :: of Morton. !: Struck
out-by Noyes. l; by Seibold, 2: by Morton, .
umpires-NaIlin and Owens. Time-l :65.
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Summary: Errors-Carey. Bocckel. Ward
ca, o'Rourke. Two-bas hts-Cutshaw and
J; Wagner. Sacrifice hits-cutshaw and
ston. Double plays-noeckel tunnsslstedl;
Olson to CutshRw to Daubcrt: Dpubcrt to
Olson. Left on buscs-Pittsburgh. 8; Brook
Iyn. s. struck out-by Marquard. 4: by NIL.
ier s. Base on balls-on MnrQuard. 1; of
Miller. 5. Passed ball-Schmidt Umpircs-
KLEIN and EmSlie.
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Summary: Error-Reulbach. Two base hts
-Eayrs, Massey. Tutwier. Home run-Slat-
terry. Stolen base-Thomas. Sacrifice hits
Massey. Mayer CD. Rcubach Eayrs. Stat
terry. Purtcll. Left on bases-Providence. .:
Montreal :. Struck out-by ReulhaCh. ]: by
Duney. ). Bases balls-on Reulbach. 5:
of Duney, s. Time. las. Umpres. Carpenter
and Mcbride.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit, 5: New York. ..
Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia, 4.
81. Louis. 4: Washington, I.
Chicago, - Boston, first game).
Chicago. /: Boston. 3 tsecouu game. eight
tiurkucss).
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southern Annexation.

At Nashville Sashvillc. 3: BirminG-
ham. !.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING. 3; Mobile. !.
At Little Rock--LittIe Rock Ne W
Orleann: rain.
Only three pchedulrd
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Totais....st s n IL Totals. n II
'Battcd for Oeschgcr In ninth.
tran for Crnvath in ninth.
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big vaudeville show in the Academy On,
Friday night. when the Shripers min-
strels Will be Been again. along with
stars from the Elks. the Lyric and
other professional talent
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Totals....3a I s 30 9 Totais....33 o 3 30 IT
'Batted for NJ Whent In the tenth.
tKruger batted for Msrouard in the tenth
hvl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
10000 TROOPS To MARCH FOR
Entertainment Of CiTTLEMEN
Every Regular and State Organization Will Participate
City and Cowmen's Executives to Assist Gen. Bell in
Review; Parade Will Be Four Hours Passing;
Largest in City's History
Parade and Concerts Feature
First Day of CoWnen' Meet

Panhandle Southwestern
Tuesday. March G follows:
military
guard troops.
p members
leading
?. M Band the Texas Grand theater-
NJ called % n
R l. Nllcan
O welcome Tom Lea and W W IuTney
Response c. T. HeIing o Amarillo Tex
president
0
Panhandle H. Amarillo.
Arizona
Tuesday be dancing
The held Rio
nventio viii Wednesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05

thirty thousand United States
and national guard troops viii
L pass in review through the down
town streets of FL Paso at $50 o'clock
Tuesday morning as the opening en-
tertainment feature of the 18th an
nuaI convention Of the Panhandle and
Southwestern Stockmen's association.
which is converting in Fl Paso, this
week. The review has been arranged
for the visiting cattlemen through the
courtesy of Brig Gen George Bell. jr-,
commander OF the Il Paso military dis
trict cooperating with the military
committee Of the chamber OF GEM
nerce-
Every regular army and national
guard organization stationed at III
Paso will take part in the review and
every officer and enlisted man who IS
not on guard duty at the various milf
rary camps viii be in the parade
Every arm OF the United States mill
larry service will be represented as
well as the 35 military bands stationed
at Fl Paso- It is estimated that II viii
take the parade four hours 10 pass
the reviewing stand
Officials Assist in Review
The parade viii start promptly az
o'clock Tuesday morning from the
corner of Overland and South III PasO
streets. The men viii march north
ward on South FL Paso street TO Pho
neer plaza where Gen George Bell
members Of his staff president Abner
T. Wilson. of the Panhandle and SOUTH
western StOcknen's association ana the
executive committeeman Of the assoc
citation. mayor Tom Lea and city alder
men and other officials viii review the
troops.
Names of Generals staff.
Gen Bells staff viii be his aids
I.ieuts. Henry B. Lewis William Simp-
son and J. p. Lucas; Col William F.
Martin. chief of staff; Lieut. Col Henry
ii. Whitney. district adjutant: Col
George o. Cress. inspector. and Lieut.
Col Alexander y stark. district sur
geon.
Route over Mills and Texas.
After passing by the reviewing stand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05

the parade viii move eastward On Mills
street to Campbell, south on Campbell
to Texas and east on Texas TO Piedras
street At Piedras the parade will be
disbanded and the troops will take the
most direct routes 10 their respective
camps.
Vehicles Must Keep Clear.
Texas street has been ordered
cleared for the exit of the troops from
the city and all vehicles viii be pro-
hibited from parking in Pioneer plaza
during Tuesday morning.
Chief Of police z. J. Zabriskie has
ordered that all vehicles shall be kept
off the line Of march Of the parade
Tuesday morning and a special corps
of policemen viii augment the traffic
squad TO enforce this order
Boy Scouts VIII Help.
Chief Zabriskie has accepted the Of
fer Of the Boy Scout patrols Of the city
TO aid in keeping the streets clear. The
scouts viii be dressed in full uniform
and will carry their slaves.
GEN Norton. Parade Commander.
The parade will be commanded by
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Morton, COM
mander Of the Tenth provisional divis-
ion Of the United States army. He will
have as his chief of staff Lieut. Col.
Robert L Howe. Of the general staff,
and his aid will be Lieut.. Sumner
Waite.
Infantry to Lead Parade.
The troops will march in divisions
in the line Of march. The engineers Of
the United States army will compose
the second and the signal corps. the
third division The medical corps wild
make up the fourth. The artillery
section will follow the hospital corps.
and the cavalry section and motorized
sections will bring up the
rear Of the parade
Order of Formation.
Tn order Of formation Of the parade.
which has been announced BY Brig.
Gen. Charles G. Morton. commander
follows:
The provisional motorcycle company
in the lead.
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Morton. Tenth
provisional division and his staff Off
GERS
First provisional infantry brigade,
United States army. commanded by Col.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05

Frank B. Jones. Seventh infantry. and
including the Seventh and 18th regi-
ments-
Eighth infantry brigade. United
States army, commanded by Col. VIII
liam Allaire, 10th infantry, and includ-
ing the 10th, Sixth and 10Th regiments
Georgia to Lead State Troops
Provisional infantry brigade com
manded by Brig Gen. Walter A Har-
ris. Georgia national guard, and in
Guiding Second. Fifth and First GeOr-
gia and the 33rd Michigan infantry.
Provisional infantry brigade COM
manded by Brig. Gen. William Y. Nc
Maken. Ohio national guard. and in
GLIDING the Third, Sixth and Eighth
Ohio infantry and 18th Pennsylvania
infantry.
Provisional infantry brigade com
manded by Brig. Gen Lawrence "
Young. North Carolina national guard,
including First Kentucky. Second South
Carolina. Second and Third North Caro-
lima infantry
Engineers to Form Division
Engineering corps division, com
manded by Maj. ". Golf Caples. l. :.
engineering corps. including the Sec
ond regiment l. s Engineers, less
companies Z and F. company = ana
first battalion OF L s mounted en-
gineers. North Carolina Ohio and
Michigan engineer companies
Signal corps division. commanded by
Mai. Lewis ". JaQuith. Ohio national
=
talon OF L. :. signal corps. first 1leld
battalion L. : signal corps. and Ken
lucky, Colorado. Ohio and Michigan
signal companies
Division of Ambulance Companies.
Ambulance companies division
(horse), commanded by Capt. Condor
c. Mccormack, L :. medical corps, in
GLIDING L. ) ambulance companies ana
Kentucky. Ohio and Michigan ambul-
ance companies
Field hospital companies division
commanded by Maj. William ". Reno,
u s medical corps, including L. )
field hospital companies 1 and ; and
North Carolina and George field hos
pital companies
New Mexico Battery Prominent
Field artillery division, commanded
by Brig. Gen f. St 7. Greble, and in
Guiding Fourth. Fifth and Eighth L.
s regiments and battery a, New Mex
leo field artillery
Cavalry division Headquarters. com
manded by Brig. Gen. Eben Swift. L ).
army.
Three BrigndeS of Cavalry
First cavalry brigade. commanded BY
Col ". Heard. including Eighth and
18th regiments
Second cavalry brigade, commanded
by Col Henry c. Allen, 18th cavalry
and including Seventh and 18th regi-
Third cavalry brigade. commanded
BY Col William +. Nicholson, 18th
cavalry. and including Fifth and 18th
The motorized ambulance companies
of the L. :. medical corps viii bring up
the rear OF the parade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
Clifton Cattleman says, How
ever, Is Not Candidate
for Presidency.

The way for the reelection OF Abner
T. Wilson Of Clifton. Ariz.. to the presi-
dency Of the Panhandle & Southwestern
Stockmen's association was paved in a
resolution presented and adopted at
the executive committee meeting Non
day morning on the mezzanine floor
OF the First National bank, which pro-
vided that an officer of the association
who has proved himself able and eff
cient would be eligib.e for reelection.
The resolution was presented by G. T.
Herring. Of Amarillo. Texas, and was
seconded by F. y. Hall Of FL PasO-
Wilson Declares Not Candidate.
Mr.. Wilson declared himself as not