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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
JOHN CAMPBELL BERKELEY
PASSES AWAY IN FRANCE
Death Due 10 Pncun,omin-Eormer
Engineer with State High
way Commission.

News has been received in the city
OF the death Of Private John Campbell
Bcrkclcy. twcnty-seveu years old. Of
the Three Hundred and Fourth Enci-
mcerS. y T.. - now in France. Young
berkeley died october II of pneumonia.
PREVIOUS 10 his induction into service
He was civil engineer with the State
Highway Commission. He made his
nomS IN Richmond with his uncle,
Avenue. Another uncle. X. NJ. Bcrke-
ley. lives a, 25oo Stuart Avenue. this
city John Campbell Berkeley was the
only child OF MIR. and Mrs. ~ w.
Berkeley. Of panvile, his father being
superintendent Of the street railway
system OF that city. At the outbreaks
of the war he volunteered for service
but was turned down on the grounds
OF physical disability. lie was drafted
on May - OF the present year. how
. eyer, and sent to Camp Lee. and after
transferred to Camp Meade, Maryland.
lie sailed July for Franco.
Mr. berkeley was y graduate of Nir-
gina Polytechnic Institute and prc-
yious to his connection with the state
Highway Commission he WAS in the
electrical business in charlottesville.
ne WAS last heard from in September.
when III letter 10 y Richmond cousin
II" stated that he had not yet seen
active service but had only had a
chance TO ".:.y in tho mud"
Tho men OF the Berkeley family have
been conspicuous in the war. OF the
banrillr cousins OF Private cam
BorkeicE. Captain Norbornc Berkeley
IS on General rroukhitc's stan. Thcrc
arc besides Captain Landon Robinson
Berkeley, OF the one Hundred and
Seventh Engineers: Lieutenant Lam
uon .. Berkeley. Lieutenant Bruce
berkeley. OF Langley Field: Sergeant
Nelson Berkeley. or evacuation hospital
No. =. and Lieutenant Harrison T.
hcrkclcy. IN the ccnsor's office, Wash
ington. II. Z.
Richmond cousins include Lieutenant
Geors. Berkeley: L. S. ". and l.. T.
berke!cN. Jr:, Of the First National
Bank. and Misses Archie g., Mary T.
Frances, Carrie and Sarah Berkeley. OF
21uo stuart Avenue, and Miss =. Camp
neli Berkeley. OF zoe North .\llcn Ave-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05

THE above cars have gone throprh ~
shop and are In nrs,.class mcchanieai con
and most OF them have eItra eouip,nen1
The above cars represent the best barEair1
In used cars In Richmond. and III YOU \ \
considering the purchase of a good, al
YOU had better see US Without fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
TO CAIRO BY AIR
Remarkable Font Accomplished b,
british Officers In HandIcy-
Page AIrplnnc.

i.N!poN. December i.-Couricrs Of
est commercial task. that Of forming
a connecting link between African ant:
Asiatic countries. Halfway communi-
cations in those countries are as yet
noncNiStcnt or not of the best
On November 80. Major-Gcncral Sal
mond. l3rigadicr- General Marion and
captain Ross Smith. OF the royal air
forces. with two mechanics. started
from Cairo in Il lIaudlcy- Page machine
aud arrived at Damascus the same
afternoon. The next day they started
from Damascus al $50 i'm the morning
and few to Eagdad. which they reached
carly in the afternoon OF December l.
three countries. Egypt Syria and Nc
Sopoiama. and linked IN the two great
Asiatic eNpedition;ry forces Of the
British cmnirc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS
rn,ricia colllngc. in .ril,lc...

is generally conceded that tho
Iour-act comedy "rillic." in which
MesSrS. klaw & l:rlanSe- and George
-. INlcrarc nj present presenting ne
Ute and clover Miss Patricia CuIIinrc.
Is delightful bit of dramatic home
spun. Its background is tho daily life
OF the Woodworking narrow thinking
pennsylvania Dutch. with the relieving.
Clements OF young girl nature eager
hold drudge for Il wider horizon There
is laughter. lots of it, and there is
nathos too in tho struggles OF the
young girl TO attain her end The COM
cdy is taken from Helen r. Martins
popular novel. "Tillic." n Mennonitr
Maid the adaptations having been made
ny MIS- Martin herself and Frank
George {. Tyler present Miss Collincc
at the head Of an excellent supporting
company in "Tillic," at the Academy
OF Music for four performances begin
ming Monday. December o Including
a matinee on Wednesday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
7 ID. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and inde1ed for Quick

ioc tine Sunday.
be y line Daily.
&c u line Tor I consecutive insertiona
Miitiuum OF lines Is allowed.
Minimum charge. - centa
Count 6 words to the lIne and IL lIpes to
the inch.
A.! Advertisements received up TO 10 p. 1T
g. i. "a. Suturoays) the day before pun
licaton VIII receive pIoper Classification.
auter iSeInents received after that hour
VIII be placed Ia tho Too late to Class
nv column
TELEPHONE.
Telephone rour want Ads TO The limos
DISPATCH. RAndvith !. when you md 4
more convenient To- do so. and they will
be lsken at o:tice rAteA
SUBSTA flJNS r'OIt I'D WANTS
Times Dispatch branch Offices are main
tanned In practically every Drug Store In
the city Tor lii convenience of the public.
Want Ads are accepted by thotn At reYu.
Tar office rate.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Ohlcr Times Disuatch- 1909 Hui
- TeieDhoEe i.pndoiph $500.
PETERSBtR1
Timer D.apatch Branch. All North Second
t'r"-t: phone PctersnurR 22h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
WOMEN FIRE ON WOUNDED
Such Ia Statement Of Sergeant Satu
Iiorroci>s, Who * hack From
Front.

MEM YORK. December German
women machine gunners turned their
fire on wounded Americans and some
Of them cut the throat of Il lieutenant
Of III" Ninety-iirSt Division as lie law
wounded, according TO n statement
made by Sergeant sam Horrocks Of
Orange, y. j. Sergeant Horrocks is in
ntsc hospital At staten Island from
terrible beating he said had been
given by the AmaZonian Germans at
the same time he saw some OF their
number cut the officers throat. I'D n
heap sight rather fight men" said Ser
Seant iiorrocks, Most Of the German
men we saw were too busy running to
pat up much of q fight"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
MISS HAYNES HAS RESIGNED
Gives u Chnirmnnship OF Hoard OF
directors OF Local Young Women's
Christian Associations.

MISS katherine Heath IIawcs has 10,
signed tn" craftsmanship OF the board
o. directors OF the Richmond Young
Momcn's Christian Association. which
oiiicc Shr has held Tor the mast eil.b;
years Her successor Viii lie clecic5
~ the next meeting OF tho hoard
Which Is composed al ihiriy-cight mem
VIII remain member OF the board
ana VIII continue 10 act as chairman OF
me .eid committee Of the Young No
men Christian Association. Niss
iawcss reason for rcS!guinr. IN. =;
rectorshir Of the local work OF tn" or
Sanization was that her work was IT,,
hcaNN rs chAirMnAn OF hotlI hnnrls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
Gay Girl show nj Lyric.

. i'retty and shapcly showgirls roll
licking comedians and clever speciality
artists make up the company which
VII be seen in The Century Revue"
at the Lyric the latter half or the week.
commencing with tn" matinee perform
ancc to-day. Billy sharp. a vcrsatilc
musical comedy comedian. is a, the
mead OF tho fun making continceut
The Century Revue" is an cxtrayn-
gan%n handsomely costumcd and gor-
geously caparisoncd as To scenic in
Hestiturc 1t is mad frolic of youth
beauty and art in six scenes ON the
same bin Will hc Tourcs;i. the Jazz
Boy who has a novel and entertaining
musical act. Fourcst is a trick nu-
stefan OF the new order Bernard and
Myers. comedy duo. promise a spark
ling variety act notable for originality
IN conception and rendering They
sing, dance and have breezy line or
new p2itcr. Then there is Bert Kenny
the comic noncntity, who bills himself
rs Nobody but bellies it with his
inushter- provoking performance. and
chester Johnsionc * Co. daredcvils
a-whecl. who give a thrilling exhibit
ton of hazardous riding stunts With
the new vaudeville show will come a
display Of new and timely motion pic
lures, including photofarccs and war
films.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

WoopSTOCk, VA. December -
one years, pastor emeritus OF 81, Paui's
Reformed Church Of Woodstock, died
this afternoon, following n brief ill
born in Martinsburg Pa but for many
years was pastor of the Woodstock
and Mount Calvary charges lie was
a member Of the board of trustees Of
MaSSanuttcn Academy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
stephen Rogers pro,no,.,

;, NOJH mas JUST boon rccciycI r,u,,
rI.hc" that stephen Nirgini,is Roger
H"u.nErSt brother OF Mrs. T.. \. Sam,nis
m9ilon to a scrgcan;cy. MIR Rogers
'h4Stcd in tho Stanton Rifles 1c,.
oimnaHy \. one Hundred and Sin
cncanpcd al Camp McClctian Anmt'
ION Ma. before going across !,
1p4S. iic is son OF Mrs. s. r. Roger
~ lfASir lily. and has AN older brother
G err. OF the one Hundred and ThrtcenIh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
Tag Day for Cb,I,,ro,,

ne 'hlldfenS Home Society or Vir-
sihid MI make its appeal TO the pco
pc OF richmond for their generous
II"ppo'1 ~ 4 lag Gays TO be held Satur-
day. Plans had been made III mo g.
clcty several weeks ago TO launch n
campaign for funds with which TO carry
On Us cHortS IN behalf OF the lhou.
IN This state, but just as il was "a
nay" started the influenza endemic
broke out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
DEATHS.

her father, VIRGINIA pULLlAM. aged
twenty daughter of David l. and Maud II.
:, Funeral from the Church Of the Good
Shepherd. Forest hin. THIS EVENING at
s:30 O'clock: lnterment in HOLLYWOOD.
;, ,A,yenus; MRs. Luz MARsmALI, TEN,
j,l.E. widow Of tho late Jack Temple. and
sister OF the, late Judge $. b. witt. in The
eighty second year Of her age.
The funeral services FRIDAY at l3 NJ.
from The house 1ntcrmcnt In Hollywood.
WiLl.iAMS.-Died, at her residence. 1923
IRENE WILLIAMS.
Funernl THiS THURSDAY. December 6.
at u. NJ. from Second Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SENDS
$4,000 FOR GIRLS HOME
Bon Air Institution Now lin. 500. 600
Rcndy for TSe-Farm
Purchased.

y check OF $50. 900 has been received
by the state from the Federal govern
,ient to meet an equal amount raised
!osaILH Tor the state Industrial Home
gina appropriated 10000 at tho last
session Of the Assembly. and the re-
malhinE $4,000 was raised by privat @
SUBSCRIPTIONS. The total of $4,000 for
Inc home Is now ready for use Tho
kankin Farm adjoining the home was
purchased some time ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
Home Defense League Om.,n,

ne new charter, tt is being pointed
out, provides Tor the maintenance OF
the Home Defense League OF Rich
mona. This IL a volunteer organiZa
lion formed about n year ago for
present time ii has been Symmetrical hy
It's members, but the league becomes
an established Institution Of tho civ
on January aud viii be an auxiliary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
Christmn. Sale and soriu1.

This evening, from s to In o'clock
The Ladies Aid Society Of Bethlehem
Evangelical Lutheran Church. will have
their annual Christmas sale and social
IN the parish house 1T Sixth and Clay
streets The proceeds viii go to Red
Cross and army and navy work
Donations for tine sale may he left
4; the parsonage during the day OF
turned in this evening III the parish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
IN MIIsAIORIAM.
Resolutions Of Respect on the Denth o
LIE. L.. IL uisnn Il

ID
DIR. q. Watson james.
AZ a meeting or the Richmond Alumni OF
Washington and Lee University held on the
9Th day OF December 1918. the following
resolutions on the recent death OF DIR. q.
WATSON JAMES were unanimously adopted
Resolved. first. THAT whereas. God in Ills
wisdom has seen til To take from, our nidst
our friend and alumnus. bow in humble
submission to His will. We realize. however.
mat the WASHINGTON and Ice Alumni. both
mere ana elsewhere. have lost most loyal
IND ani devoted alumnus; that the ncwspa ner
aIaicrnhty VIII miss his thoughtful. untirinE
~; ana MS, Mise c9ntributions: and that the city
ol iSichInond and tho state Of Virginia will
trei seriously his passing. Every man who
mas walled the Lexington campus viii re-
ailIc as timc passes what friend the in
stitution has lost. Present at every com
n.nccmcnt. guarding ieaIousiy tho best ira
ditions and interests OF Washington and
lie: with his pen az well az his presence, his
influence VIII be sadly missed,
second. That COPY Of these resolutions
nc sent To tho president aud faculty OF
Washington and Lee University. and a copy
also he sent to his bcrcavcd family with
m " nom we join IN dccpest sympathy.
RICHMOND ALUMNI OF WASHINGTON
AND LEE UNIVERSITY.
10 LANE STERN
G. cARRISGToN MosEI.EY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
William II. MnII.

ISpecial 10 The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. VA. December r.
William I. Wall. aged siXty-.hrec
years. a respected citizen died Tuesday
morning ut his home in Farmer street
after i long illness. He is survived 10y
his wife. one Con. two daughters and
TWO brothers. The funeral took place
this morn ing from st. Joscphs Cath
ollie church of which he was a member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
Directors Vote Tbon,,x

IN appreciation OF the efforts put
lorth by our various committees i'm
successfully conducting the NTH an
nual Zion flag day for the Jewish ma
iona fund. last Sunday. vote of
extended by tho loca, directors OF III"
Jewish rational fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
Engineer .,i,,,,cr nc.i,.,

7. 7. FiTcNer. AsSIstnnt t'ity E.nri-
Newport News Shiphui!ding and Drv
DOCK Company and has resigned from
his present position. IT. VI. Blair has
teen re-empioyed i'll the annexed ter
ritorE survey force, having just re-
turned from tho army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
Dorsey Lee Jor,lnu

Ll NCliBUltG. VA, December a.
Dorsey Lee Jordan. eighteen years OF
age. cadet ut Fork Union Military
Academy. died ut the Iynchburg Hos
pitai here Monday night of blood poi
SoninE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
l,euard. Cor Cirrx Muracror

ne sum OF $1,000 is now outstanding
,or INC capture Of the murderer 81
ROSA Farmer. Of Campbell County Tho
i'oard OF supervisors of the county Of
tered $500. Governor Davis like
amount and the citizens Of L.ynchburc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05

Monday night from the effects of In
her buggy ON the streets OF Gordons-
VIE on Monday of last week. The ac-
cidcnt was caused by her horse run
r ming away after the hi; had parted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
IME THOD|sTs OPPOSE
! CHANGING OF CREED
ID,
VIII Remain in the Article of
Christian Faith.
CONFERENCE SESSION OPENS
Several Important Questions Are
Presented to Ministers and lay
men by Bishop Eugene II. Hen
dirk, OF Kansas City.
,cial to The Times Dispa,ch.I

: CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. December
,.-Thc Virginia Methodist conference
+ to-day adopted resolution appraisiuE
! the craftsmanship OF Woodrow Wilson
as the inspiration OF Gods spirit and
he most aNailahlc asset Of rhristian-
,,,ity', voted. l6a 10 II. FOR the extension
+ Of laity rights TO tho women of the
,t"hurch. answering II Tia" Affirmative
the question on the subject submitted
by the general conference. AMI went
ION record rs opposing the substitution
IN the coed Of the words. The church
Of Christ for the '"rh" Holy Catholic
4 Church in this article OF the Chris
tian faith.
The opening hymn. announced by
I odist hymnal written by John Wesley
on the anniversary Of his conversion.
20 for a thousand tongues 10 sing
My Great Ecdormoc's praise.
Tie glorics Of my God and King.
I, The triumphs OF Ills grace"
Prayer was offered ~ bishop Hon
Dirk. who gave thanks for the victory
!. Won in the world war-ut'' 10y mans
: arm. but by tho hand of God. @cfcrring
had delayed the session OF the confer
; cncc for three weeks. the bishop said:
We thank Thee that these cai'rntties'
have not been greater"
Dcvotional exercises were conducted
by I'll" bishop. who read two verses
from tho sermon on the Mount The
",,inistcrs ,rcr: ,,rccI - -, -, ',ioscr
.;ourh WIN cod ON ar ,his ,,rril,lc
VAR said Inc bishon may We %rv.
.Noarrr AIy God 10 Thee lc, Ms
seek u bring the whole world II Ills
feet.
.rhc urs, and las, versus az Amer
ic,,' were annol,urcd ~ ,hc hishon and
,,.or. ioinad l., h.,r,;iy hv mo n,;nfS-
,.rs ,T,cr which thc Sacr:p,cnt or thc
/ nrds sumner was ndmiuistnrcd TO the
members of Inc ronfornucc,
The secretary of the last conference.
. ,.lnri,.,l and law members Of rho CON
rcrcncc and II, rlnric,I and twenty
,wo Law members answered 10 thcir
,.,nos
.
bN' IL. i. i.!iSo oMm "
hE-EhE'itp Sr'' hf''NNf
Dr. l.. +. Iipscomo. presiding elder
OF the charlottesville district. was re-
elected secretary. and l.. NJ Ecckham,
-of Fcrrum; l.. l.. Wells. Of Norfolk. and
j. {. Robertson. Of l.ynchburS. assist
amt secretaries.
y telegram to the bishop from T..
5 Southgato. Of Norfolk. WAS read. an
nouncing that the Norfolk district had
paid all It's assessments Tor all pur-
poses and that Sl",'oo had ncch given
as sPccai 10 mss ions.
,.hurch nirminrhum Ala ana ono of
,ho MOS, non,lnr snraj<rrs i'm America
was introd1,ned and took "a coilcctior
for Paine institute The sum of s3.-
Iommunications from various socic-
,ics we're received and referred 10 the
5 different committees 4 resolution was
nIforcd nv pr H. + Lipscomb and
adopted. asking that the COMMITTEES on
The mace OF holding the annual con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05

John j. owen. Assistant Commisslo,
or OF Agriculttirc. was called To ~.
nome IN Prince Edward County yctcr.
uay on account Of the Illness OF G.s
son, Ncnable owen. who has inru-
enza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
itccL With ,Stnfc.

r. W. Reed. Of the city auditinr
ono" force. has been appointed as.
sisthnt 70 State Accountant Frank
Smyth MIR. Reed is "a resident OF For.
est HIN -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
Yrs. JOxeph NJ. Click.

liAisklSONBURG. December Airs.
Joseph NJ; Click died 1T her home near
Saneervilic. Augusta County. yestcr-
years,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
ID. W. CnnkIcy

FREDERIckSBURG VA. Dccembe,
Sd. W. coaklcy. . wcll-known citi-
zen OF Stafford County, died at hi:
HON" near Hemp, in that county, yes
tcrday. after a brief Illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05

GORDOESNIl.Lf;. VA, December g.
Mrs. J. s. Hun. died at the home of ner
son. j. S. Hun, Jr, near Gordonsvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
Mrs. I..steiIn smith

LfNciBURCi. VA. December Airs
t.stell Elizabeth Smith. aged thirty
seven years, wife of w. c. Smith. died
yesterday of pneumonia. following in
iucnza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES For

NUIOHVBII.fSS F'OH SALE. II
BUICK SIN" 1917 MODEL. FOR SALE.
EDtRTH STREET. =
tliANDLER--For sale. 1915 Chandler. =
passenger used slightly. VIII sacrifice IN
Guich buyer George q. wyiand. 10s Nest
FORD--For sale. 1916 Ford touring like
new: all necessary extras Viii soil
chcaD. Phone Madison 7l6s-W
FORD TOURING CAR, GOOD TIRES. ere
$3.50: A. u. TILLER. 1905 VEST HROND
STREET
FoRDS-For sale. several second hand Ford
iriced rlSh,. Phone Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
FUNERAL DIRECToR

J. L.. SCTIIERLhND Il SONS
~ NERAl. Directors. 1905 West Main Street
n@nl. 81 NIGHTS and Sundays. Ran. I3n.
'uACI---Edwin ihaup. Funeral Director a nd
Embalmcr. sos L; Main. Mad. 1871: Ran 5GC3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
LODGE NOTICE.

n y stated COMMUNICATION Of Joppa
~ Lodge. No. go. y. r.. a. a. NJ. viii
~ lie hsid at the, Masonic TcmpIc.
THURSDAY. 9Th inst. at 7:3O
clock L. NJ. Members Of the sister lodge
nj transient brethren arc fratcrnaliy. in
ted to he present. "
By order OF the worshipful master
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON.
Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
COBUkN'S FALL USEI
CAR BAkIAINS

VIZ HAVE QUITE a LARGE sTocr =,
~ MAT ,.isit,ALLr kLDUCE raa SIZE oEE,,
nni,uunn ne MiMrt tNG WI THE CAR
FEKlfG THE, rOLLOWlNG CARS AZ 4 o of-
hlfICE PRICES: - SAS
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
WESTERN LEAGUE RESULTS

OMAHA. Neb. May 11-Omaha easily defeated Des Moines. Score:
 R. 1T. F. Des Afoines ..... POI 900 0O0--- 10 4 Omaha ........ .302 401 00'--10 IA 1 Batteries: Cockel Dressen and Breen; Vangider, F'uhr and Pratt. ST. JOSEPH. May 1l.-St. Joseph Sioux City was defeated. Score:
 R. H. F. sioux City ...... 0f0 loo OOo-2 3 st. Joseph .......1 101 l03 00$-6 s 2 Batteries: Meyer an6 Lich; Luschen and Bachant.
 HUTCHINSON. Kas. May 11.-Errors on pop-up flies by Conroy, local third basennan. let in two Topeka runs. Hits got the other two and the visitors de- feated Hutchinson. A home run by Briebeck. Hutchinson first baseman the third for him in four days. scored the home clubs runs. R. H. l. Topeka ..........0 ops 010 000--4 Q l Hutchinson .....000 GOO 300-3 8 Batteries-Jaynes and Manion; Gra- ham and Banner.
 JOPLIN, No. May 1.-Wichita- -Jop- lin game posiponed, rain.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
TRAVERS DEFEATED

NEW YORK, May 11.--John An derson of the Siwanoy Country club Mount Vernon. N. r., and Walter Hagen, the Rochester professional de- feated Jerome Travers of Upper Mont clair, N. J., and Jim Barnes, the vest ern open golf champion. now repre- senting the Broadmoor Country club, Colorado Springs, Colo, in a Red Cross golf match over the links of the Garden City Country club, near Gar den City, Long Island. today. two up and one to play. The best ball totals were 72 and "A.
 Another Red Cross match was de- cided today at the MontClair Golf club MontClair, N. J., when Mrs. w. A. Gavin, champion of the women's Metropolitan Golf association, defeated Robert White, the home professional, by up and to play. White con- ceded Mrs. Gavin nine strokes in the nineteen hole round.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
MINNESOTA TRACK

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. May H. Minnesotas superiority in the hand grenade, the new war time event. added to the track program this year enabled the Gophers to defeat Wiscon- sin by a score of 73 to n in their an uual track meet today.
 It was the first track and field de feat Minnesota had administered to
 Wisconsin in eight years.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
PRAISES NATIONAL ARMY
(The Century.)

Never in all history has an army been organized and handled as the na- tional army of the United States. For instance, one of the ablest British of- ficers told me. after a considerable so- journ at one of the cantonmeuts. that nothing approaching 1t for thorough organization, housing. etc, Is known at any of the great cantonments of the British army. Certain it is, that our men generally are better cared for than any others recorded in military
 annals"
Arizona republican., 1918-05-12
COLORADO TRACK MEET
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

FORT COLLINS, Colo, May H. The Colorado Agricultural College won in dual track meet with the Uni versity of Colorado here this afternoon by a score of 62 to 55. The events were evenly contested up to the relay in which Colorado man was disquali- fled for fouling rival runner thus giving the loca lsquad a victory. The meet was marred by several disputes. The high hurdles race had to be won three times as a result of a protested victory by the Ao"ies in the first and second trials. They finally captured the event, however.