The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-01-04

Stocks; Steel ieaped to I'D on New York
Exchange.
Do. Sporting. James Aitken won tho Az
tor cup auto race Ni00oD. at Sleeps
head Bay.
OCTOBER.
l. Accident: IL killed. = hurt. In collision
OF street car with train In Detroit
Baseball; Boston Red Sox cllnched
American league pennant.
q Baseball: Brooklyn clinched the Ma
tiona league pennant
L Obituary: ,isj William Warner. for
mer u. \. senator from Missouri and
past commander In chief OF the o. A
r.. I'm Kansas City, Mo. aged rs
7. Submarine: German U-53 dropped an
Choir In Newport hsrbor at the end
OF II days run from wilhelmshaven.
10. Neutrality: United States notified al
lied powers that II would continue TO
apply existing rules OF international
law TO submarines.
II. Greece: France took over the navy
OF Greece.
Il Baseball: Red sox defeated Brooklyn
In the ffth and decisive game OF tho
world series. winning thu champion
ship
II. Greece: Allies took control Of Athens
by force.
a Anniversary: Yale university COM
memorated soth anniversary OF re-
movai TO New Haven by mammoth
pageant.
Austria: Austrian premier. Count
Stuergkh. assaaSinated In Vienna by
Ludwig Adler. a political opponent
q Shipwreck: Steamer Merida lost In q
storm on Lake Erie with 3 sailors
The James b Colgate also went down
with Il sailors.
Is. Obituary: William NJ. Chase. noted
portrait painter. In New York city;
aged 81.
~. Anniversary: Pittsburgh began cello
bration OF its Tooth year as a city.
q. Obituary. Charles Tare Russell.
preacher and editor. known As "Pas-
tor Russell At Pamps. Tex: aged a.
NOVEMBER.
1. Submarine: Merchant submarine
Deutschland reached New London; Il
days out OF Bremen. u boat - reach
ed home port British steamer Ma
rina sunk on Irish coast: i've Ameri-
cans lost
1 Aviation: Victor Caristrom broke the
American cross country aviation rec
ord by nying from Chicago TO Eric.
Pa. 80 miles In 4 hours and 10 min
utes.
L shipwrsck: Steamers Retriever and
Connemara wrecked on Irish coast:
o. lives lost.
Poland. Austria and Germany pro-
claimed Poland an independent state.
I. Political: Woodrow Wilson re- elected
president
Electoral votsi Wilson. 10: HushsA Is
Popular vote (approrimatsi Wilson.
ss5.s<i; Hughes. Glt<xS.
10 Obituary: Charles n. FLAGS. portrait
painter. in Hartford. Conn: aged g.
Aviation: Lieut. Guido GuidL italian
aviator, attained 800 feet. q record.
II. Football: Ohio state defeated Indiana
at Columbus " TO I. Cornell defeated
Michigan at Ithaca % to - Harvard
beat Princeton 3 to at Cambridge
Browns team beat Yale q to 8 At
New Haven. Pennsylvania and Dart
mouth tied I to at Philadelphia
ia Obituary; Molly Elliot Seawell. nov
elist and playwright. In Washington.
ID. c.: aged Ca Henry Slenkiewicz,
Polish novelist, author OF QUO Vadis 2
"Fire and sword" Tho Deluge." etc,
at Berne. Switzerland. aged 20
IL Football: Yale defeated Princeton 10
10 O. Brown beat Harvard a to O.
Pennsylvania beat Michigan 10 toi
10 Aviation: Ruth Law landed at New
York after record nonstop flight
on the way from Chicago OF Cos miles
10 Convention: W. G. T. y. annual con-
vention met at indianapolis.
q. Obituary; Franz Joseph. emperor OF
Austria and king Of Hungary. In Wen
ma; aged NC.
2. Obituary; Jack London. author; aged
No.
e. vulistas defeated by Mexican regulars
at Chihuahua
a. Obituary, Sir Hiram Maxim. inventor.
In London: aged 76
American Mexican protocol signed.
a. Mexico; Villistas attacked chihuahua
City and drove out Caravans troops.