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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-07
For Sale

FOR SALE-The John son Addition Furniture Co. wants to pay you the highest cash prices for your second land furniture. Al so wants to trade or exchange you new furniture for your old We will sell you furniture cheaper than anybody on easy payments. Call in at the big brick building at the Johnson Addition and let us show you our large and selected stock of house furnishings, or phone us st our store. Phone 3S5. Johnson AG dition
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New York 2: St Louis i.
Boston 4; Cincinnati 2.

BOSTON, July 6.-Boston stopped Cincinnati's consecutive victories. The fielding of Rawlings and the umpirnig of Rigler, who handled base decisions as well as balls and strikes, were ex- cellent
 Score R. H. E. Cincinnati .... .OOO 900 11O-2 ' 2 Boston ... .O31 900 OO*-4 5 0
 Batteries: Ragan, Eller and Clark; Allen and Tragresser.
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KNIGHTS & LADIES OF SECURITY
 BISBEE COUNCIL, NO. 21t5.

Meets every Thursday at Unior Iall p. m. Visiting members are cordially invited c. A. Clem, Pres, Box 1923 Bisbee. Frederick J. Attaway. Sec, Lowell. F. Linquist, financier, box 33246, Low ell;
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AMERICANS
(By Review Leased Wire.) (BY Review Leased Wirel

(By Review Leased Wire.) DETROIT. July 6.-Bunching two doubles, a triple and a single with two erIors in the fourth, Detroit won the final game of the series with Chi cago. Dauss, although allowed 12 hits. scattered them and would have scored a shutout but for Bush's error in the eighth. Cobb broke his batting streak of 35 games by going hitless in four times at bat.
 Faber and Scott were the pitchers who stopped Cobb. The former has always been difficult proposition for the Detroit star to solve. He recently held Cobb hitless until the Georgian came to bat for the last time Then Ty beat out bunt. Faber, during his major league career, has held Cobb to a batting average O. 1ess than 255. The late Addie Joss was the only pitcher who had greater success against the great slugger. Cobb was at bat three times against Faber today. On his last trip to the plate, Jim Scott opposed him and Cobb's effort was grounder to Weav- CT. Cobb began his hitting streak against Cleveland on Decoration Day He averaged 300 during the eastern trip and continued his terrific hitting when the Detroit club returned ro the west.
 Score RH E. Chicago ...... 1000 900 01O-1 12 2 Detroit ....... .01O 300 O0*-4 10 l
 Batteries: Faber, Scott and Schalk; Dauss and Stanage.
 Cleveland 12; St. Louis 6.
 ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Cleveland made eight runs off Davenport and Groom in the third inning and easily defeated St. Louis. Iii the third inning 21 men went to bat, the two sides making 13 runs and ten hits.
 Score R.H. E. Cleveland ... .OOS POP OOO-12 14 2 St. Louis .. O15 900 OOO- 6 s 3
 Batteries: Coumbe, Martin and Bill ings, O'Neili; Davenport, Groom, Ham ilton, MolyneauX, Koob, Park and Severeid.
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REVIEW WANT ADS
 BRING QUICK RESULTS
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENTING light furnished housekeeping rooms, lights, water
 and gas. 163 Opera Drive. 54: EOS RENTING furnished rooms foc housekeeping; no children. Ann Murphy, 21S High road. 523 | FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for housekeeping; modern; close in; one block north of High school. 1S9 Temby avenue. 530 FOR RENT-Three housekeeping
 rooms. 1O2 Higgins Hill 535 FOR Housekeeping rooms. three minutes from postoffice. g. School Hill 53i FOR RENT-Housekeeping, sleeping and patching rooms, at Gasson house. 8 School Hill 53J FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, with water. Apply J. C. McCunniff, Jones Hill. 543 FOR RENT-Three rooms, all modern conveniences, in Warren Phone Red 565. 549 FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping. 143 A, Du-
 bacher canyon, second house from street 51t FOR RENT-Two rooms, furnished. 30 Johnson avenue, Johnson Add.
 517I FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. two rooms; modern. Lowell hotei. 50l FOR RENT-Clean furnished room. Kanard flat, back of High schoo James Allan. 497 FOR RENT-Two furnished house keeping rooms. 200 Tombstone car- yon, Metz car stop. 5OJ FOR Furnished rooms, close in, Johnson Addition. W. C., care Review. 51j MOOSE HOTEL Furnished rooms s2.OO Der week and up. 4GI FOUND
 | FOUND-Child's gold iocket an chain. Owner may have same by identifying same and paying for this ad. 52l
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Cleveland 12; St. Louis 6.

No other games scheduled.
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MOOSE HOTEL Furnished rooms
 S2.00 per week and up. 4GI
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BlSBEE co. NO. 5, U. R. K. OF p. Drill Practice every Thursday al 6:3O D. n. at I. O. O. F. Hall. side arms. uniforms optional
 H. G. APPLIN, Captain. WILLIAM DELBRlDGE, Ricordie.
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Coast Results

CBy Review Leased WireJ
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BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONALS

BROOKLYN, July 6.-Chicago made it eight out of nine games from Brook lyn by opening its second eastern trip here with victory. Douglas held the champions to six scattered hits, their only run being without a base hit.
 Score R. H. E. Chicago .... 1000 O3O OOO-3 ' Brooklyn ..... 1000 O1O OOO-1 6
 Batteries: Douglas and Wilson Pfeffer, Galore and Meyers.
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COX co. loans s5 to $50 without s' curity to men or women in permf nent positions. No honest wag earner refused, easiest weekly monthly payments, cheapest rate also loans on furniture, pianos, ct Confidential, quick service. See if you need money. New Lyri Theatre Bldg. Room 2, Phone 7s
 S2
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FOR SALE-Four rooms and bath,
 completely furnished. Inquire at
 POT Black Knob View street, War ren. 53S
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FOUND

FOUND-Child's gold iocket an chain. Owner may have same by identifying same and paying for this ad. 53l
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, close
 in, Johnson Addition. W. C., care
 Review. 51j
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l Batteries: HOuck and F1sheI, HOII,
 Hughes and Hannah.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-1916 Dodge, motor re built; guaranteed Al condition; two new rear tires and eight inner cubes. For information and demon stration call at Long Trail Garage.
 Johnson Addition. 546
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FOR RENTING furnished house keeping rooms. 200 Tombstone car- yon, Metz car stop. 5O0
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First publication, July :. 1917.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22

= - y e---- = - n.
A"e ~ .t.--..-.5-.- s~r-r +ae
1e. - =! 5,---...- .-..-5r.g rna
.-s ....-o-ssr.-- tAo darfa~af5an OF
war on Germany. was received today
nv b r. Htlaebfandt 1f thia city.
II ia the FIRST definite word OFT ainec
that the ambassador figures strongly
upon coming here. Amoo gr0tto,
which iq planning upon bringing mr.
Gerard to this city. has endeaFored
Tor the last six months To secure the
ambassador for au address ia ROCK
Istaod
Mr. tFIaehrandt said today that he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
GERARD WIRES He
WILL Be IN THIS
CITYnExT MONTH
Former Ambassador 10 Germany Ac-
cents Invitation Of Amoo Grotto
Of Rock Island
TENTATIVE DATE TIXEp OCT. II
rreiagranbs q r HUdebrandt lie WIN
Notify Definite Time OF Hls
Coming Later.

aShaU make Rock Island # pcs
sIIlle on Oct. II or possibly q rev
DAYS later. shall telegram you
definitely later tm hgu8a Ho"
for Pacific coast.
JAMES IS. GERARD"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
DUBUQUE IS SUNK
ABOVE ST. LOUIS
Captain ". 4. Blair Receives Word
Here That Streckfus Boat and
Cargo SO Down.
NO LIVES LOST IN ACCIDENT
Rlyerman Also Says Helen Blair ~
out of Commission Ending Traf-
fic on Stream at This Port

The sinking Of the steamer Dubuque
near Calhoun county, III. last night
with loss Of an entire cargo but no
lives and the unHmeIy termination of
the river season at Rock Island. were
announced by Captain W A. Blair OF
the White Collar line today.
Captain Blair said that he today re-
ceived telegram from ST. Louis stat
ing that the Dubuque Of the Streckfus
lines had met with an accident while
pIving between Calhoun county and
St Louis The boat was loaded with
apples and had been used for carry
ing fruit into The Missouri metropolis
for some time The nature Of the &C
cident was not told Of in the wire and
further than there was no loss Of life,
there was no elaboration upon the &C
Cident Whether or not the boat is
seriously damaged is unknown. For
tuuately no lives were lost.
The Dubuque was in the service be
tween St. Louis and ST. Paul during
the last summer The steamer was
formerly the Pittsburg. the flagship
at the Diamond 10 line She was tied
up at St. Louis during the big cyclone
about eighteen years ago and her en-
tire upper decks we're blown off. in
aLtS Et+tl M atEE As4Ailf rsh-
The Pittsburg was rebuilt and chris
tened the Dubuque
The steamer was the queen of the
Diamond 90 line which later pUr-
chased the ST. Louis and St Paul line.
The Streckfus lines later purchased
the entire fleet She was the biggest
stern wheeler that piled the upper
river
EiIIeen Commander
In the palmv days the Diamond 10
line fleet was commanded by CommO-
d0re John Ei1Ieen of Dubuque and the
most famous Of the packets in the
line was the PiJtsburg Cater the Du-
buGue which just sank) the Sidney.
the Mary Morton. the Libby GOnger
and the Josephine The St Louis and
ST. Paul line was the pioneer packa-
company and when the Diamond 10
purchased IL, in it's fleet were thaSt
Paul Quincy War Eagle, White E8sle,
Spread Eagle Minneapolis Red Wing
and Winona-
Captain Blair also received q mes
sage from Burlington today stating
that the Helen Blair. which yesterday
left the port Of Rock Island for Keo-
huk. is diable6 and repairs which Will
necessitate suspension of service for
some time viii have to be made, This
Captain Blair said. viii mean that
there viii be 40 more boat service out
of Rock Island this season.
Ordinarily the season closes about
the middle Of November. the captain
declared. One Of the engines broke
down ON the Helen Blair. however.
placing It practically out Of commits
sion She will come back from Bur
llnEt0u to Rock Island on one engine
"a .s-r J. p
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22

All the news all the urne-Ths
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
GERMANY AND AUS
TRTA REPLY TO POPE
CONTINUED From PAGE one.)

Of the noblest human possession. Dis
astrous coucatenation Of events in the
year 1914 absolutely broke OFF all
hopeful course of development and
transformed Europe into bloody
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
Complete Freedom.

The nations could attain COMPLETE
freedom of movement on the high
seas. heavy material burdens could
be taken from them. and new sources
OF prosperity opened to them.
Guided by a spirit of modera ton
and Cancellation we see in the pro
posals OF your holiness a suitable
basis for initiating negotiations with
a view TO preparing a peace. Just to
all, and lasting, and we earnestly
hope our present enemies may be
animated by the same ideas. In this
spirit We beg that the Almighty NAV
bless the work OF peace begun by
your holiness
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22

Coal valley Presbyterian coal VAL
ley. Rev. I. Ferguson os5e. pastor.
bible school at T. Sermon az 3
g. IN Christian EudeaEer az E-9g e. III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
Dress Goods in New Weaves,
New Shades and Black

Very elegant the materfals-slnPlclty IN fas
always brings out elegance III fabrics And these are OF
choicest with touch of that luxurious, with vide en-
of rich autumn c0Iorings many Of which, new to
season
Chiffon Broadoloths Beautiful finish, s2ea yard
imported Veours. black and ooors, 1888 yard
French Ottoman, black and coiors, 81 yard
wool Popins, black eoorss $50 yard.
wool seraes French and Storm 75o to $500 yard.
English Epjnqes, black co'ors sf75 yard.
psids, big variety, yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
BENNETT INSISTS
THERE WAS LEAK"
PROBER MAKES DIRECT
CHARGE AT A DINNER
Claims to Have Proof but Says
Attorney Whipple Has
Stronger Proof.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Emphatlc tic
declaration by one member Of The
House Rules Committee that there
was q leak" on President Wilson's re-
cent peace note, and promise, by an
other that he would Insisi that the
congressional inquiry extend to al
legged leaks" on presidential mes
sages generally, came tonight while
plans. were being made for resump-
ton tomorrow of the hearing here.
Representative Bennett. Republican.
of New York, declared there was a
leak. He originally made this declar-
alton at a private dinner last night
and today when leak" developed on
his speech, he issued a written state
ment about it.
II said that there was leak, the
statement said that Wall street
knew OF it. tthe Presidents peace mes
sage) forty-eight hours before The
time t. was released for publication.
and that | had in my pocket at the
time a paper showing that son:eone
had the foresight TO sell 10000 shares
of steel while it was rising
Mr.. Bennett declined, 10 disclose the
text of the paper, but said he thouSpt
Sherman l.. Whipple, counsel 10 the
committee. had seen it and that II
soon would be given TO the commit
tee.
In ITSELF" he said. the, pa2er is
NOT positive proof Of leak. ! thirK.
hcweyer that Mr.. Whipple has
stronger. proof ot q leak than | have.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
GERARD ATTENDS
SERVICES FOR KAISER

BERLIN. Saturday. Jan. =, by wire.
less TO S;avville. y. Y. Jan. HS.--pivine
services held al the cathedral in Ber'
lin on the occasion of the German em'
perrr's birthday were attended by Am
bassador James w Gerard and by The
Diplomatic representatives here of Ar,
canrina. China, Spain. Denmark and
Norway.
At a meeting in the Berlin CITY hall,
held to celebrate :hr emperor's birth,
day. Adolf Wermuth: the lord mayor
spoke of the economic and social con
litions which would prevail after the
war had been brought IN Il close. The
lord mayor is quoted by the Overseas
News Agency as sa"ing:
Places may bn kent open for those
who rcrurn. and work must be made
pleasant for them. In conjunction
with the bells Of peace will ring tho
bells for liberty. for nnbody'S harm.
and for everybody'S JOY. Liberty
means that disorder is inferior 10 or
der. Liberty opens The way for ener'
cies making for progress. and It also
is capable of being concentrated III
common work. Liberty is order"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
big OIL SUIT FILED
| IN TYLER co. COURT
.SISTERSVILLE MEN ARE
SUED FOR ACCOUNTING
Two Million Dollars Involved
and Parties to Suit Are
All Prominent.
s,..,ial Dispatch 10 the intelligence.

SlSTERSV'ILLE, ". Va, Jan. 2S.--
". H. Young, ". E Cummings and
others, stockholders of the Columbia
Oil Company of West Virginia, have
brought suit in the circuit court Of
Tyler county against the Columbia
Oil Company Of West Virginia, the
Big Horn Oil and Gas company and
+ A. Durham. A. c. Jackson, {. n
kimbaII. ". J. Neuenschwander, G:
3. Slemaker. all Of Sistersvllle. and
W. l.. Armstrong OF Boulder, Col, for
the purpose Of securing an account.
ing for oil property at Greybull and
Basin. Wyo.. sold By the. defendants
and claimed BY the pla 1tiffs as
as belonging to the Columbii. Oil com
pany. IT. is alleged in the Dill ol
particulars that the sale OF the lands
amounted to approximately $2,o00,OO0
The cUmplainants seek an account
ing and distribution OF the proceeds
among the stockholders.
The defendants in the suit are men
Of prominence In Sistersvllle, nearl!
all of them members OF the board Of
directors Of the leading banking insti
tutiOns. The case will be tried at the
February term of circuit court in Mid
dlebourne and a strong array of lega
talent, including, it is said, Franklin
p. Lane. secretary Of the interior, will
prosecute the case.
The suit is one of the largest eyel
brought in the history of the oil in
dustry of this vicinity and is attract
ing considerable attention through the
middle west. Evidence next TO sensa
tional is expected to develop when the
case is prosecuted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
BRITISH CRUISER
LAURENT|CS SUNK
SENT DOWN BY SUB
OR STRUCK A MINE
Twelve Officers and l09 Men
Were Saved-Was Former
White Star Liner. :

| LONDON. Jan. 2S.--Thc British
auxiliary cruiser l.aurcntic. Of 1889.
, tons gross. has been sunk by, 4 sub
: marine or ~ Il result Of striking a
mine, according TO an official STATE
ment issued tonight by the British ad'
miralty. Twelve officers and lQ9 men
wrrr saved.
The admiralty statemen, adds that
The vessel went down off tho lrlsh
coast last Thursday.
! nnfnre being taken over by the
! British admiralty for auxiliary cruiser
duly. the Laurcntic was In the Cana
dian service Of the White Star ,Donln
ion Line. Tho. vessel WAS owned by
ihn Ocean Steam Navigation company
I Of Liverpool.
In tho first two years Of the war tho
: l.anrcntic was engaged IN doing patroI
/ duty iu the far. east, but sereraI
months ago roturned TO European
wat.arS. While in The Pacific the aux
/, iIiarv cruiser held up and boarded the
! American steamship China, February
~, 1915. while thai liner waE on a voy'
| age from Shanghai 10 San Francisco
and seized rs Austrian and German
subjects.
! Prisoners Released.
Tho Washington government rc
1ueSled Great Britain TO order the re-
| lease or the men seized. stating that
: their arrest was uniIistiliabl" and un
necessary. The United States took
the ground that The case was An exact
rarallel Of he famous Trent affair. BE
ing net with " declinaficn by the Brit
ish government, the state department
r.. srcnnh nr!e. whcrcupon the
British foreign office announced lis
u,ti,,Un lu release the Teutons.
The launching Of tho l.aurentic al
ReIfast in 1905 marked the entry OF
the White Star Line into tho Canadian
trade in conjunction with the pomin
Jon Line. Th" vessel was said 10 b.
Tho first passenger steamship to be fit
ted with = combination Of reciprocal
ing engines with low pressure tur
bine.
The L.aurcntic was $50 feel long
/ with a bnsn Of 6I feet inches. In
addition 10 accomm odafions for $50
first class. $50 second class and 65g
third class passengers, she was equip
ped with six cargo holds with large
refrignrating chambers. The Lauren
tic was q sister ship Of the Mcganti"
another ship in tue Canadian ;'rrvicr
which was rrquiSitioncd hv The Brit
ish admiralty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
.PERSH|NC'S TROOPS ARE NOW.
BEING WITHDRAWN FROM MEXICO
OFFICIAL ORDERS FOR
WITHDRAWAL ISSUED
Order is Immediate and All
All Troops Are Expected
Out Within a Week.

.: WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. - Orders
for the withdrawal Of American troops
from Mexico were officially announced
today by the war department with the
statement that the northward move
ment of General Pershine'S men began
early this morning with the cTacua-
3tion of ColOnia Dublan.
), The final act in tn" entrance into
Mexico OF la.uhU American soldiers as
"a result Of the Villa massacre of Il
gAmericanS at Columbus. New Mexico.
on March 8. 1915. was written today
with official announcement by the
war department that General PerShins
had been ordered and actually had
started 10 bring his troops back to the
! United States. =.
s Secretary Baker i>Suf fd the follow
ing announcement:
-. General Per>hinS has been ordered
to bring his troops out of Mexico. The
nloveueu, Is 70 be an immediate one
and is probabl already under way.
..sr Later adrlces to the department
.@said that the troops already had begun
the evacuation OF Coionia Dublan, 1lQ
miles from the border. where they had
been concentrating during the past
afew weeks. The last American SOL
!. s.dier is expected 20 recrosS the border
lin about 4 week
81 No official Information is at hand
eas to whether Villa or CarranGa
TROOPS will occupy the territory lei:
Facart by the Americans but The be-
lief is strong here that the bandit.
iwho is credited with at least 5000
well armed men and VINO is now III
least -four TINES as strong aS when the
: American troops wen, across the bor'
Fde- will make 4 lsSprratr effort TO
take ihn territory. particularly Tor ITS
amoral eiff.t'
=, - TWO Otner Phases.
+ The tive other phases oc the McXi-
can problem on which interest CEN
%terS now arc diSpoSition OF the more
..than ffty Thousand militia still on 'hH
SborGer and tho sending OF AmbasSa'
dor Fletcher 10 his post al Mexico
City. Officials say no decision mas
been reached in either of these Quea-
ficas but that hoth are dependent Oh
he turn OF events in Mexico.
At least Il part Of Ihn tomalnlrS
lardsnlen arc expected to be- ordered
Sme as soon as the 2!.n0n now lcaN-
ing have been moved out OF the way
and Pershngs regulars have been :e-
stiistrtbuted to proviG" adequate pro-
tection for the border. perhaps IN
three weeks time. Pcrsh:aSS w;,n.
drawal will enable much smaller
force 10 guard the border as large
SUPPORT has he6u essential 10 MS long
Sline of communications.
4 The drlay il scEding AmhaSSad adpT
Fletcher is due 20 the adminls'Fa.
.-tion's heS;tanc: tr accord that degree
of recognition tn thC Carrailza gov
.ernMcnt which is frlt not only TO have
Sr -.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
Ell PASO THREATENED
WITH A SERIOUS RIOT
WHEN MEXICANS RESENT
u. S. QUARANTINE ORDER
Women Inflame Populace OF
]uarez With Weird Stories
Soldiers Called

Ell PASO. Texas. Jan. eS.--A mis-
understanding over quarantine regula-
tons led TO riot to-day III rhe Juarez
end of the main International bridge.
which threatened for time TO as
sumo dangerous proportions. Ener-
Getic measures taken br the CarranZa
garrison and a conference between The
American and Mexican Immigration
officials later brou"h, about an ar
rangement satisfactory 20 the MeXl'
cans, and quiet was restored.
The rioters were mostly Mexican
women. employed dis servants IN HI
Paso, who resented the American
quarantine order that all persons OF
unclean appearance seeking 10 cross
the bridge be given shower ba'k and
their clothing be diSinfected IL Kill 1r-
phus germs.
Women stopped by the authorities
returned TO Juarel and circulated .sto-
ries that all were 10 receive bath IN
a gasoline mixture similar 10 that
which resulted in fire IL the Ell PaSo
iail las; March, in which more than "a
score Of Icrsons were burned 10 death.
Stories were also circulated that
American soldiers were photoSraphinE
the women while bathing. and making
the pictures public.
BlOckcd | ratTlc.
Excited women thronScd the McXi'
can side of the bridge. held up street
cars aud blocked traffic for several
hours.
They shouted. deliantly waved con-
ttoller bars at the helpless manager
OF the street car system and ScurfiSa
against the shade OF the bridge walls
when moving picture man tried 10
take them. Some OF thc Anne rlcan car
men were roughly handled and several
car windows were broken,
Andres Garcia, Inspector. general OF
Carranza cnnsulatns. and Sorlano
nravo. the consul general. advanced
in a motor car that was showed back
by the women. some OF whom later
shouted "viya Villa: Viva Villa. when
they tried 10 address the mob. but
garrison soidicry appeared and
pressed the women back from the
bridge.
Several shots were heard in success
sion at this time. bur Carranza ON
GERS and government investigators say
no one waS hur;. despite Il detailed
story that spread through Ell Paso that
q peun had been killed.