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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
REPORT CAUSES LITTLE
SURPRISE. ~ .SiJI\


WASHINGTON. March :0-Itr-
ports Of the discovery ur {, t.cr,unu
submarine base in the west Indies
were received in-pi.h, with little
surprise in Washington. Thc Navy
Department. however. Displaced n
sphinNlii>c silence. Secretary OF the
Navy DmnicIS said vhcn informed
"f the information from I'nunmr
tit!:
''!" on maH say that tho navy De-
pnrtn'rni whrn shown these .tntc-
mcnt> said itnt no such information
had reached here through o,Iiciai
,.hunuri>.''
Oni"iai Washington hn. h.ru
wat"hin. thc Caribbean sea and
West intirs Tor several dn,. with
anxious interest. Nnri"u. rs,uurts of
the establishments Of German subn,n-
rinc bases In The West Indies md
in the GuIf If NrNirr have been re-
criNrd from various sources. u wn.
stntcd '"-night. however. that the
seizure of Irrman war vessels iu
trarH g" iui"rnntionnI law. unIrss
the: were operating from some
point under the Jurisdiction of the
nitcd states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

't'hr government hrEnn placing
hurry orders for steel cable nets To
catch submarines. The award of u
contract for 1OO net. Ia the Amer
i""" strri and Wire t"mnany. Of
rhiindriphin. was announced by tho
Navy bc:ar'mcnt. they nrr &" he
buiIt nnd delivered with riI pn.-
>i"Ir speed. Drli,rrirs viii COM
nn"nrc within three weeks. Srrrc-
tary Daniels was assured D., the
company.
Efforts nrr" rr,IoubIrd in all
branches nc :hc government srr,i"c
&" detect the pr"scmrr nf German
Submarines oT the Atlantic SEN
i,inrL. I'ar;icm!ari. active in ibr
,I"r 80 >r:.nnir:: the rNus:S are the
irh:':"u,r S"r,Tc. ,hr Fisher.
S"r>i'r. t"uAt mud trot;ctic survey
nn.' other n,nriiir,c bureaus In 60
"u"rniirn win a." navy DEPART
Wrn;.
i;" demands &" he made urou
t""rr"''> nr>t week by officials Ill
r""ting III. preparedness program
III hr ;:"r"cd upon to-ino.rrv at n
i"ini conf nf the GounriI OF
Nn'io"a' Defense aud its ad,iSnr
commission Ia tl;c office of Secretary
"f Mar ra>rr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
ENi'E:LlED
IN COUNTER OK
by Associatod Press.

PARlS, March 3O.-Thc French troops
in Champagne. in a countcrattacll have
expelled the Germans from positions
they captured there March IS. accord
ing to the French official communica-
ton issued Tonight. North of the
Somme and between the Somme and
the Disc the Germans bombarded
French positions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
ALL EMPLOYEES
Of GOVERNMENT
JOIN IN SPY HUNT
Approximately 100000 Men
and Women to Aid Fed
eral Detectives.
COOPERATION OF POLICE
IN ALL CITIES ALSO URGED
Army Of Postmasters Largest
Single Force Enrolled in Ma
tion-Wide Search for Clues.
HELP OF CITIZENS WELCOMED
Idea Of Enlisting Tremendous Civil
Ian Help Originates With De-
partmcnt OF Justice.


WASHINGTON, March 3o-vir,uallv
the entire force of tho Federal gov
ernnents civilian employees. approxi-
natcly 100000 men and women on
gagged In every branch Of service has
hccn summoned To aid the bureau 81
Investigation and tho Secret Service In
INC detection OF spies and the apprc-
h"nsion OF persons engaged in plots
'ntrigucs and ether activities against
tho interests OF tho United states
In addition, tho government has
sought tho active cooperation OF the
police and detective forces Of every
town and city Of consequence through
out the country. hundreds Of letters
requesting such co operation have been
mailed broadcast 10y the Dcpartrncn, OF
Justice. and replies plcdGing unstiutcd
aid are coming back in great numbers
hy telegraph and mail
The largest single force which the
government has enrolled in It's nation
wide spy hunt. with tho possible OK
ccption OF the municipal police and de-
,cctlve forces. is the army Of postmas-
tors. all OF whom have boon instructed
10 permit no clue as 10 the identity
OF suspected individuals aud their activ-
tiles TO go unrcport"d Under the most
masters are WORKING the letter carriers
in the cities ANA the rural free de-
livery carriers In tho country u force
all told. Of about 3o0,r00 men.
uisT pRoMI"rI.l REPORT
ALI. PiuI iNEORMtTION
instructions 10 tho Federal employees
cali for the prompt reporting TO dcsig-
mated authorities OF all information no
matter how minor ii appears. which
u IN ftr
ius OUT agents OF foreign governments.
'',S """n come letters pasSlnS
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in tho uorl, or ,h ,,,, h,,-x.,,,,, ,,o..,a
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,,unicate such ;ur,rma,ion ,nrourb
1-ni,sd states ,t,oru.vs or diro,, 20
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Srn,<.,,,
-
ne iuea VI ehiis'hhS FirtuailE All
6oNe'i'ieht "h'IioHccs IN inns WORK
oF's iHateu VII" the department OF
'"7'.ce' anu N"S Pro'"P'iH approved oS
'"c ieau" "' '"c various government
"'i'e' 'i'''"''' 'hH'' "c''o"S nave peeh
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
TO BE BURIED AT ARLINGTON
Secretary at War Grants Permission
for fn;c"mcnt OF Sir Noses E.ckicI
In National Cemetery.
IHN Assncinred prc.s-l

WASiliNGTOH March 30.--permis-
sion for the burial III Arlington Ma
uona! Cemetery Of Sir Moses Ezekiel
the Virginia sculptor. who died re-
Gently in Rome. Italy. was granted to-
day by the Secretary Of War. He was
"a Confederate veteran, and among the
many works he designed was the Con-
iederatc monument dedicated few
years ago in Arlington and other Con-
fcdcratc memorials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
zimmerman Defends
Plot to Ally Mexico
and|apan AgainstU.S
Is U-Boals Reported
Discovered Off Haiti

PANAMA CRY. March ao..-I;iEh-
trch 'rrmhn submarines aud bnsc
nave hrch discovered on Haiti.
Navy tugs are towing the subnn-
rfnc> {" mn American port. The TUGS
nrc conveyed by u batilrship or the
steamer course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
APPRAISER FOR LAND BANK
4. H. Chapman. Of GrccnyiiIc, Ap-
pointed for Southeastern Fed
cral Farm Loan District.
TBy Associated Press. |

CiREENNILl.E, S. c. March 30.-A. III.
Chapman, for the past Two years farm
demonstration agent for Grccnvillc
County. has been appointed appraiser
i'm chief for the Southeastern Federal
Farm Loan District, comprising four
States, with headquarters at Columbia,
in which city Is located the land bank
for this district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
ZERO GI.N6 Of AMERICA
Makes GIFT TO NATION
Offers Fully Equipped Aerial Coast
Patrcl station, Air Cruiser
and .Airilnnc Gun.
ANNUAL TROPHIES AWARDED
Former tmbn:';,nt!Ur Gerard One or
Speakers at Dinner, Which Is NJ
'cnhc5 hN Nany Men OF l',otni-
nence-i'raiscs Work Of Wilson.

it'N Ns,.u"ia,cd rrcss
Nt.N NpkN March so.-Thc iuily
equipped aerial coast patrol station 1T
;'ort WaShington. y. y. together with
N ar cruiser fitted with two :oo-
lorse-now"r motors ana an airplame
gnn. was offered Ia the government, to-
night through The Nero club or Amer
'"H by i.od;nnn Wauamakrr. .An-
nohn"ci'nt of the Gfi was made at "a
dinner Of III" Aero ,'lub, at which
former Ambassador Iun,"S W. Gerard
MAS one "f the Speakers. alui whi.h
was attended by many men Of promi-
ucrcc.
\lan l.. liawlcy. president OF the
club. announced thar thc Collier trophy.
offered annually for the greatest
achievement in aviation in America
had hcen awarded TO Elmer A. Sperry
and Lawrence p. Spcrry for the de-
vrlopmcnt OF Il drift Indicator lie
mad" rub,ir also the award OF the Nero
'ubS medal OF merit, which has been
given :" Miss Ruth Law for establish.
thG the American distance record across
country: to Phillip Carroll for his pa
triotic work in training military avia-
tors; 10 Floyd Smith for establishing,
Amcric"n hydro altitude records: to
CORPORAL ~ -. Smith. United States
Army. for the american hydro duration
record; To Captain q. &. Culver. United
states Army. FOR wireless experimental
tion. and TO James V. Martin for the
invention of the aero dynamic stabi-
iircr.
Mr. Gerard III his address declared
'"a' ""dern war Is largely a matter Of
'he'h"hitS Hh0 nuhit:ous. The legend
80 w" '"'''"'''H farmer iS responsible
.'c H"'"' 'uf muth uhprcparcdn"s'.
N1iI!:i:N MEANS or WAX
H.:AtIi:!; rHE!'it. .tTIO.s
"n'e Eanr even to,i,v" h .i,
'prattIipc ahou; ,nh,,tInL r.r,,,r. ,,,
so" their old nusI;.t.s from over 80
..l,in,nc-nir~e :ud d,cc,.iu. no in
de. SUI unwad,vs tLa oId rin,,,cn
'u"ens Yruncii"s. afrnI,ucs r,n,i, M
'"rr'ii"n h"i'ocns, steel hcllncis gas
aha &"N MASKS machine guns. Scarcii-
"' . '''''" '''o' '"rH' range
az ca ""t"ho-
'''''' " va W" "'F'' u
~" '"" SFH-
~ ',''H ''''' Instruments
,nI, a., ic.,ruo,i ,,o. ,-, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
THREE MORE Villages
CAPTURED n. I,IsirISII

LONDON, March 80. British troops
have captured the villages Of Uuyal-
court Sorci-lc- Grand and Fins between
Bcr'incomr; ana foiscl. on the front
in France. according to the official
statement from British headquarters
issued tonight. y German attack upon
British position south Of Ncuvillc-
Hourjonval. il is added. was driven off
with loss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
VARIOUS STEAMERS Sl<k
Hi GERMAN UAIDEI,

RIO JANEIRO. March SG-Thc
French bark Cambronnc has arrived
here with 200 men of the crews Of va
rious steamers and sailing ships sunk
by German raider off the Island of
Trinidad.
They reported that many sailors
from the sunkcn vessels were drowned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Declares Course Justified
by Hostile Altitude
Of 4 merican
Government.
I By Associated pr~gs. !

LONDON. March 3o.-I;cutcrs Ann
st"rdam correspondent sends tho fol-
lowing concerning tho address OF DR.
Alfred |inincrmann. Minister of For
tign Affairs. in thc German RoichstaE.
with regard TO Gcrmnny's attempt to
"mbroil Mexico aud Japan with the
United states:
Hugo iIaasc. leader of the Socialist
minority in tho Rcichs,ag remarked
tina; the German offer Of AN alliance
with M"Nic" had aggravated the situa-
ti"n with tho United States. and Dr.
zimmerman. replying. said:
~ wrote NO lottor TO General Car
ran~a. Was NOT 80 naive. I merely
addressed by 81 route ;ha, appeared 10
mo To hc a safe ono. Instructions to our
representative ia MeNico II is. being
Investigated how thcsc Instructions fell
into tho hands of tho American au-
tnoritics.
II instructed tho minister 10 Mexico.
ia tho event of war with tho United
states to propose a German tlliauc" t.
MeAic". ANA simultaneously 10 suggest
that Japan Join tho alliance. de
clnred expressly that. despite the sub
marine war, wo hoped America would
maintain neutrality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
FRENCH MAKE PROGRESS
N0ETiit.NSr 0I: SSi>SuSs

ire"~h troops iu ;hc sector cf
Nrcsny Margiv"l. northeast of sons
sons. raris reports. made progress.
West "f Maisons-d Champagne a
French counterat;ack resulted ia the
Gcrmans being forced to pite up the
positions gained on Wednesday,. The
French took siNty-thrce prisoners.
Paris adds
There has hcrn no important ac,iv
ity on any Of the other battle iiclds
Au American seaman, who has ar
rived at Iopcnhaecn from Germany.
SAYS that more than forty Americans
were among tho prisoners nearly iOn--
taken to Germany by tho commerce
raider M"cwc. The Americans most OF
whom were captured whil. ON the
EriiiSh horse transport I:smeraidas, are
reported I" hc held as prisoners Of war
in ,;crnanT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
CONVINCED II WILL. HuING
NiiroitIOIS PEACE.

lie said That as soon as he himself
IN agreement with the supreme army
command. reached the conviction that
ruthless i-boat warfare would bring
'icmany ncHrcr To Il Victorious pc.cc.
th'n the Ihoat warfar. would be
ft'rt'd -" continued:
This moment has now arrived
last autumn ;he time was not ripc. but
to-day the moment haas com" when.
"ith tho greatest prospect of success.
"" can undertake this enterprise. We
must not wait any longer. Where has
here been change" In til. first place
ihe most important fact Of all - that
ihc number Of our submarines ho bee q
very considerably Increased as com
Jared with last spring. and thcrebyya
7rm basis has been created for sue
'crrs'
"i'""s not this prove comet Isivcly
hat II w = not any S"ruplc o. amy re-
*pcct for international law or neutral
rights that prevented unrest r!ctci wai =
Fare from being adopted earlier. but
mere! - lack Of means 10 carry il out :?
! think il may he useful once again
:" point ou' that tho illc",l and IN
human attack on shipping hy the Ger
m"ns cannot be justified as :; rcrriSui
for the action OF Great Britain in at
tempting 10 cut Them off from all inn
ports"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
NOTHING 10 OBJECT TO
IN THESE: INSTItt C'rIoNS


Herr iiaasc Says it caused great in
diGnation in America. or course, in the
hrst instance, the affair was EMPLOYED
as an incitemcnt against US. But mean
while the storm abuted slowly. and the
calm and sensible politicians. and also
the great mass OF the American pcople
saw there was nothing to objec, to i'm
these Instructions in themselves. re-
fer especially 10 the statements of Sen
ator Underwood. Even at times news
papers felt obliged 10 admit rcsrctful-
ly that not 50 very much had been made
or this affair
II WAS rcproached for thinking Just
OF Mexico and Japan. First of all.
Mexico was "a ncighboring state to
America. II We wanted allies against
America. Mexico would be the first to
come into consideration. The relations
between Mexico and ourselves since the
time or Poriirio Diaz have been cx-
tremely friendly and trustful The
and efficient soldiers.
1T can hardly be said that the rcIa-
tions between the United States and
Mexico have been friendly and trus; f,I
but the world knows that antagonism
.Ds III.
maintain that these amtagonisms are
war. exist between Germany and Japan.
MENICANs AND JAPANESE:
LONG on GOOD TERMS
When I also wished to persuade
Carranza that japan should ioin the
alliance. there was nothing cxtraordi-
nary in this. The relations hetwccn
Japan and Mexico are long existent
The Mcxicans and Japanese arc Of u
like race. and good relations cNis, be-
tween both countries
wv hen. further. the entente press af-
firms that il is shameless to take away
allies. such rcproach must have /, mo-
culiar effect coming from pcoplos like
our enemies. who made no scruuIc il,
taking away from us two powers ana
reop'cs With whom we were bound bv
ircntics OF more than thirty years. The
powers. who desire to make pliani AN
old European country Of culture like
Greece by unparalleled and violent
means. cannot raise such !, rcproach
against us.
When Thought OF this alliance with
Mexico and Japan. allowed myself
TO be guided by tho consideration that
our brave troops already have TO fight
against Il superior force of enemies. ,nd
my duty is. as far as possible. to keen
further enemies away from them, Tt,a
Mexico and Japan suited tla, purposa
even Herr Haasc will not deny
Thus considered it patriotic duty
TO release those instructions. and I
hold to the standpoint that T acted
rightly"
The emergency budget voted ycstcr-
day. the dispatch adds, authorized the
Imperial Chancellor to meet the cur
rent expenditures OF the empire for the
months OF April. May and June. Tho
Reichstag continued the debate on tho
Foreign Oilice budget to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
SHIPPED AZ NORFOLK
ON BOARD THE ST\Iv

Benson shipped on the Stau, at Nor
iolk FOR - voyag" 10 the Sput. Georgia
stands with coal ANA provisions for
the whalin: vessels The Stau; va,
RETURNING 10 Queenstown with " h;t L.
oil when she encountered The ST rnno-
dore. n British steamer Ch;.t had been
captured aud armed and cuuipped as
nn auNiii:ir" cruiser.
The -. Theodore. after mai,iu- AR
'nd"rendcni cruise in witch she can
inr"d and destroyed the Staui r"inirSd
The Mocwc on February - und WAS
sunk The following night. after HAY
ing been stripped OF all her conner
bras" and other meta! fittings
The Mocwc. which had been opcrat
ing well "a the south Of the cuuator
then headed northward and DESTROYED
seven more steamers, two of which
resisted stouilN. The Mocwc PASSED
the Skaecr- Rak and through the sound
disguised as Il Swedish frcigh,cr aud
arrived ~ I<iel OH March ~
In addition TO the detained Amer
leans. at least TWO Danish sniIors arc
being held as prisoners Of war for nav
ing served on board armed merchant.
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

Don't faii to SEQ 1T Pays to Advertise. e
Americans greatest laughing show. kcg,lc,Iy
OF Music. Saturday matinee and night.--AdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
NATION FORMS ron WAR
RIiI1ND PRES DENT

tut u 'h"rc are men whose desire
II Is to abuse our hospitality--t sow
me seeds OF riot. rebellion and trca- :
s"n-ihen think we know where to
fnstooh them. s'ut these will be few.
ana hclp aud tolerance must he our
tComtinMed on Scrond PagcD
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1917-08-23
ROY WATSON TO
Be SECRETARY
Congressman Caraway Selects Local
Boy As Private Secretary
Leaves At Once.

(From Saturdays Daily Press.)
Roy Watson, brother of Circuit
Clerk Fred Watson, has just been
notified of his appointment as pri-
yate secretary to Congressman T. II.
Caraway and will leave within the
next two days for Washington to
enter upon the dicharge Of his new
duties.
Mr. Watson is son of the late
Rev. w. NJ Watson and is just en-
lcying into his twentieth year. For
he past few months he has been
employed as bookkeeper and stem
ographer at the Joseph department
tore. Prior to that time he was
itcnographer for the Lee County
JGtional Bank at Mariana. HIS
5ork at both places was entirely
satisfactory to the management. Mr..
Watson received his business train
ne at the famous Springfield Bust
,css College at Springfield, Mo-.
ne of the most thorough and at
he same time one of the most
tactical commercial colleges in the
inited States He spent nine
lonths at that place, working dill
emily in order TO gain the skill
nd knowledge essential for regular
tork.
In his capacity as private secre-
ny to MI Caraway, young Wat
n will have exceptional Opportu-
tiles for advancement. The work
self is equal to d degree in any of
a9 country's best colleges. III that
forces one to come into daily
ontact with the nations foremost
zen and to learn the ms and outs
federal governmental questions.
The appointment also serves to
emind the people of Greene coun-
= who have occasion to come into
ontact with Circuit Clerk Watson
lat the records maintained in this
frice are among the best to be
ound anywhere in the state. II is
ct amiss to say a good word for
II official occasionally, and The
,aily Press and Weekly Soliphone
AXE advantage OF this opportunity
} say that Fred Watson's official
uties are lived up to efficiently
nd conscicntiously.
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1917-08-23

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
pursuance of the authority and
,rcctions contained in the. decrctsii
der OF the Chancery Court OF
rccnc county. Arkansas, made and
altered on the Goth day of May. A.,
1917, in a certain cause (No. 1922
ron pending therein between The
ew England Securities Company ct
!, plaintiffs. and J. II. Maloncy ct
l.. defendants, the undersigned. aa
~ sale at public vcndue to the
ighcst bidder, at the South door OF
lc Courthouse, in Greene County,
rkansas, within the hours OF legal
lies. on Saturday, the 25th day of
ugust, \. -. 1917, the following de-
ribbed real estate, to-wit:
rhc Southwest Quarter of the
orthcast Quarter and the Southeast
quarter of the Northwest Quarter III
'ection ., Township Is North. Range
, East, in Greene County, Arkansas ;;
TERMS or SALE: ON credit OF
hrcc months, the purchaser to exc
ute bond with approved security,
caring interest at the rate Of ten
ser cent per annum from date OF Salc
NTH paid, and a lien being retained
n promises sold to secure the pur-
'hasC money.
Given under my hand this list day
e August, \. -. 1917.
j72) Commissioner in Chancery.
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1917-08-23
MnrnIng Order.

\ thc ChnrCcry count OF Greene
County, Arkansas, November Term.
rs. Sarah Il. Wood, Plaintiff.
+. 4. Smith. Claude Il. Smith ana
. II. Smith Defendants.
The defendants, NJ. \. Smith, Claude
:. smith and j. II. Smith are warned
) appear i'm this court within thirty
ays and answer the complaint of
ne plaintiff. Mrs. Sarah Il. Wood.
Witness my hand and the seal of
lid court. this 10Th day of August.
D., 1917.
(ScaD FRED WATSON,
clerk Of the Chancery Court.
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1917-08-23
NOTICE TO FARMERS

Ee sure and get one of the Cot
t1u Pickcrs Account Books that are
, cling given away by the Security
sank & Trust Co., as the book is
c specially ruled and enables you to
i eep complete record of all hands
at work and the handling of the
entire crop. Get one the next time
on arc in town as it is FREE FOL
The asking. 50
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1917-08-23

LAND FOR SALE 40 acres lev
l, well drained cut-oyer white oak
| ulber land. This land lies on the
lack Jack and Dolaplaine road and
the bank of Cache river. 1t is
' cry fertile soil and lies only four
miles from Delaplainc. For price
aud terms write the owner, Miss
sarah A. Crowley, Paragould, Ark,
&24&Wlt
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1917-08-23

We are still setting the pace in
price making, Acme Store, A. Q.
4. w Corner. ga