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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01
BANK Gil EARANcE INCREASE

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. Wheel
iing's bank cIearings for 1916 show an
increase Of nearly $49, 100000 over
1915. The following figures were Civ
en- out this evening by the clearing
house: Clearings, 1916, 1856, oS7 $685..
on; 1916 $107, 162, 570.95; December,
1916, 1875, 624, "a; December 1915,
s1oiso4iss7.ss.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01

Champion batter, National league
Hal Chase.
Champion pitcher, American league,
Babe Ruth.
Champion pitcher, National league,
Grover Alexander.
Tennis
Mems singles champion, Il. Norris
Williams.
women's singles champion, Molla
Bjursted.
Golf
National amateur and open cham.
pton, Charles (Chick) Evans.
Woman's national champion, Miss
Alexa Stirling.
Skating
National outdoor champion, Harry
Cody.
Biggest money winner, Campfire.
Champion jockey, Frank Robinson.
Harness Racing
Champion trotter, Lee Axworthy.
Champion PAGER, Napoleon Direct
Billiards
Three.cushion champion, Alfred De
Orc.
Pocket billiards champion, Frank
Taberski.
Auto Racing
Leading driver, Dario Resta.
Boxing
Welterweight champion, Jack Brit.
ton.
Swimming.
Middle distance champion, Ludy
LANCER.
Women's champion (short distance)
Miss Olga Dorfner.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01
FOR HEADACHE Take
celery. MIST

Thousands of people take "celery
Mist" to relieve headache and nedral
gia. Contains no opiates or nardotil
drugs. Pleasant TO take ASK forl thl
5cNpackage at any good store in -
or country.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01
AUXILIARY 10 MEET

The ladies Auxiliary of Christ Epis.
copal church will meet Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
w. l.. Heintzelman at the corner OF
CASTOR avenue and Ninth street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01

Two or three of the old arcs which
were taken down were replaced TEN.
porartly by NJ. V. T. workmen satur
day afternoon. that Main street niehl
not be so dark that shoppers could moi
find their way home. The globes for
the new lights are looked for today and
viii be placed at once.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01

Two new mines Of the Hutchinson
Coal company were started this morn,
ing, Laurel Lee and the old Robey tin,
pie. Both openings are OF considerahie
Importance and will greatly increase
the tonnage OF the operating company,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01

(The second Of three articles in
which the worlds champion bowler
tells the essentials of bowling and the
benefits to be derived from the game.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01
NEW CHAMPIONS OF 1915

World champions, Boston Red Sox.
Champion batter, American league,
Iris Speaker.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01
INDUSTRIAL
FAIRMIOlJT

The Talyoline Pipe Line company Is
building a pipe line connecting the
Dents run field near Mannington With
Jacksonburg. It is the first line Ia
company has laid In the county.
The Union Business college viii
open under new management tomor.
row evening, Harry Price being tho
new manager, Since Mr.. Price has
taken over the operation OF the school
there have been made number OF
improvements in its facilities and IN
the faculty. Several members 81 tho
faculty are spending part OF their time
instructing the evening classes at tha
high school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES

= = s-l--@---~-
AGRICULTURAL BUILDING ana
GIRLS ooRMlroRY AT WEST
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, MoReAN,
TOWN. W. vA.-NoTlcE 10 CON,
TRACTORS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-01

Thk schedule for the Stanford uni.
yersiEy baseball team which will tour
the Hast next spring is rapidly being
completed. The Californian colleg-
lans will meet Swarthmore on Memoir
lial day, May 80, and the following az.
.teIn1ons play Princeton at Princeton.
Rensselaer, will be faced at Troy sew
sraf days earlier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
Prince Udine and His Countrymen
Visit Representative Hall and
Are Received With a Great
Burst of Enthusiasm.
MARcoNI MAKES FIRST
PUBLIC APPEARANCE
Noted Inventor, Who Has Been
III Since His Arrival in United
States, Has Recovered suffi.
ciently to Make a Speech.

Washington. June Prince Udlns
aud the Italian mission visited tho
house ~ representatives today and
were received with great demon
stration William Marc onl. who has
been III since the mission came here.
made his first public appearance and
addressed the house briefly.
Americas great Industry, the prince
told the house amid thunderous ap-
plause. would end German autocracy.
You possess a great and nlagnif-
cent Industrial CrEar cation" said
the prince. "yoG, more than any one
else, are In position t.. put an end
To the enemy's barOarous dream and
20 create with your energy muih
more than he can destroy.
I'm the namr Of the soldiers OF
Italy. one of whom am proud TO be.
tn the name ot All those who are
lighting on the mountains. on tho
plains and on the treocherOus seas,
In the name 81 those to- whom your
words OF friendship have brought a
message OF hope ana faith across the
ocean. ! thank you frcm the bottom
of my heart"
The prince spoke at length muck
In the same vein as he did In the sem
ate earlier in the week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
ADMINISTRATION FOOD
BILL is ADOPTED BY
THE SENATE TODAY

Washington, June The admin
Istrat.on food bill today was adopted
by the senate by an aye and nay vote.
The bill apprOprlates ii,lOl.0O0
Tor an immediate investigation OF the
food resources of the country and for
other measures 10 stimulate agric ul
ture and facilitate the distribution Of
farm products 4 similar measure
has been passed By the house appro-
priatlng S1i71O.00O for the purpose.
The bill viii nov be sent to confer
cuce
The senate accepted an amendment
by Senator Nowlands To permit parOl-
ing during the war Of federal convicts
who have served ninety days inn
prisonment, providing they are em-
.ployed in industry or agriculture.
An amendment by senator Borah
to include Idaho in the area affected
by tho 6i0-acro homestead act was
adopted. as well as one by senator
Jones Of New Mexico prohibiting
creation Of forest reserves In New
Mexico and Arizona, except by acc
OF congress.
senator Thomas re-introduced his
amendment to regulutc food specuia-
tions. but IL was rejected. one by
Senator Husting empowering the sec
retary OF commerce To buy and sell
fish also was voted down. 1t was
similar To the one by Senrtor Fletch-
cr rejected yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
Italians Have Set Their Effective
Military Machine in Motion
Again and Report Good Gains
in Direction of Goal
GERMANS CLAIM GAINS
IN sIossoNs REGION
The French, However Declare
That Teutons Were Expelled
from All but a Few Elements of
the Advanced Trenches.

General CIdorna has set his cfroc-
tive military machine IN motion again
his report tod1, showing O. renewal ~
thc Italian thrust in the direction Of
Trieste
The new advance was SCORED on p
one aud half mile front south of
.Hstaguavizla ilong which the ltauapg
pushed something like a quarter uf ID
Wll" nearer their goal
Thv Germans announce tolut the
capture hr surprise 81 French posi-
tiuu about 1000 yards long east tj
Suissous In reporting fhI. suEIE,
mont last night tho Paris war ofnc,
declared the Germans were expelled
from All but a few elements uf the ad.
Naurcd trcuchc- in which ,hcy hlG
gained "a fuothOld
British bombs W,r, again dropped
HE the tom last night uuon jcrma
bases along tho BolsiIu coast Thi-
was tho second successive night Boo
which extensive bombing operations
were carried out nF aircraft against
psf"nd and Erurgcs nud also Zoo.
hruggo. ono of The chief German sub.
marine bases
The taking ~ moro tupu I'.,uo
prisoner. on tl. Franco Belgian from,
durn- Ma'. together With three guns
.ll machine Eu.~ and uthcu war Wu.
'"rial is claimed 800 th, German Off.
"lll statement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
CATHOLICS
PROPOSALS OF PEACE
ARE FLATLy REFUSED
Efforts Are Made to Get in Com
munication With French Breth.
rem Regarding Ending the War,
but Without Success.

by Aasociated Press,
Paris June "a g;io a. mJ--An ef-
fort on the part 81 the Geim Cath
olics To get into communication with
the French Catholics on the subject
OF peace is revealed in la Croix by
Monsignor Baudrillor rector of tho
Catholic institute In Paris
ON May ~ last writes MOnsig-
nor Baudrillari. there was held at
Often a meeting of Swiss Catholics
summoned by the famous German
center deputy Erzberger. The latter
obtained the assistance Of Swiss
Catholics with view TO taking action
with the entente bishops in favor OF
an early peace
EiZbcrgcrs motive. To which he
permitted expression before his most
trusted friends was this. Germany Is
~ the end Of her resources and must
have peace a. soon ~ possible
NJ Baudrlllart says he rejected the
advances thus made and gives his
reasons for doing. declaring 10 was
not for the Catholics to enter into
relations with the enemy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
twenty-five Individuals and Firms
Guilty of Conspiring to Create
Butter and Egg Monopolies,
Finding of Grand Jury.
ID TRIED TO FoMENT A
REVOLUTION IN INDIA
Among Those Implicated in the
Latter Trouble Is the Former
German Consult at the Windy
City; Several Arrests Made.


~ hHhfNiAtfH AAfaa'
Chicago, ill. June Indictments
against twenty-five individuals ANA
firms charging attempts to create
monupolies of butter and eggs In the
Chicago market, were returned before
judge lnudi. in United states district
court today. Fourteen persons al
legged TO have cuuspircd To- foment re-
Dcihuu ia India also were indicted.
Among alleged piOttcrs of revolt the
indictments named Baron Kurt Won
kciswltz. former German consul Al
Chicago. Gustav IL. jacobson and Al
bert Wchde.
The eEE men. operating on the Nhi-
cago butter and egg board are charged
win violation OF the Shernina anti
trust iaW. Sixteen individuals and nine
firms are named.
1t is charged that the whole country
accepts the thicasu quotations as the
basic price uf eggs and that the de
PENDANTS by ucttIous dealings On the
butter and egg board. after they had
obtained huge supplies OF eggs. csta1-
lishCd quotations higher than would
have been the case had the law OF
supply and demand been allowed to
take lis course.
The revolt indictments name four
teen persons Won Heiswita left the
country with former German ampassn- %
dor Won Bsrnstorff Jacobson, Wchdc
and others are under arrest. Tho others
named are. George Paul Boehm, Her
ANITA Gupta Iodh singh, Dhircudra
Nath Sanysl. Chandra kanta Chnkro-
hcrN, Ram ChandiH Bhagwdn Sings.
SarItukh smith. GopJl singh and
Adoplh SCholtz alias Sterneck II 81
charged that tho German defendants
employed the Hindons 10 fomcnt a re-
bellion against the British government
number of Coufc ssions in this case
have been made and the details pub
li4hcd from time 20 time Wehde was
brought here from Hawaii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
ANARCHISTS TRYING
TOST|R UP ANOTHER
RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
A Few Score Red Flaggers, Ac.
companied by Soldiers and Sail.
ors, March Through Streets
Carrying Black Banners.

London June tG.Il o. mp-A
Pctr"grtd dispatch Go Reuters says
"a Few score anarchists. accompanied
hN soldiers and sailors marched
'hluHgh tho Nptsky Prospect ana
other main thuruughfarcs AZ midday
un Friday carr Ing 1la,k banner. iu-
scribCd Down with authority" "
Down with capitalists. Long I've
the sucial rcNoluton and the com
uuuc They N'u. armed With
rifle. r,gofrr.. dIgE,I- and rrcn-
adcs
Tho ptaucr- stopped outside kp-
xIu cathedral uld harrdngucd thu
crowd OF spectators. bne sailor pro-
claimed that 'u,. were only danger
Gus Goo capitalist and uut Go thu poor.
Suhs,uu, aLltJtuiH went from
one a-.,mblugc 'p another alouS the
Neysky melting them 10 rob banks
uld dcci1ru- thu. The social cFolu-
tiun would hy proclaimed ou the oc-
ca-iou ut tA, approaching municipaI
election.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
DISMISSAL on PREMIER
IAISE OBJ SId l.sNIONS

Annoy, DhIni, June -.-Iho PIuF
iuces 81 Sheu-Si, Shan-Sh Che-klans
and ShuntuuE are reported 20 nave
sVUtdcd.
According tu opinion mere me 81
...',I,u. Won, not due TO the iuterna-
tt,n.I situution hut were caused oN
th. dismlssal ~ Tudu-Chi-Jul as pre-
minr ..
The president has Issued a lehs'hE
.taf,melt defending his dismissal OF
tle premier. 40 The same time hlshl5
.r,.Istug him and yNpresains emo
none th4t he may serNr the country
'u thr future
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
CAN'T CHOOSE JAIL
AS SUBSTITUTE FOR
ARMY REGISTRATION
Attorney General Gregory Makes
II Plain That a Man Who Re.
sists Will Suffer the First and
be Compelled to Do Latter.


Washington. June In an official
announcement today Attorney Gcncr1i
Gregory renewed attention 10 the pro-
Nison of the army draft law Whicn
provide. that NO man can choose ini-
prisonmeni aS q substitute Tor rcglstra
tiou bat VIII suffer thu fret and Dee
compelled o. Do the latter II he resist
1T has come 10 the notice uf the de-
pat tmcut. ~Iid the atiorneN general
that certain disloyal citizens who ar"
themselves hel oud cunscriptiuu Hg"
are Sugscrtlns 10 Young men Of The
country that ~ b. better Ca suffer ion
prisonmcnt under the terms ot tht
cOuscription act than TO register WIN
the Likelihood of h.ing enlisted urd
compelled tu serVe ~ the troui
Attention is called Ia the fact thii
under section fivo of this act PARTIES
convicted ON the charge of eNadinS
registration are uot only punished inr
the crime committed hut are there
upon duly registered with al the
llahu'v fu~ military service resulting
therefrom
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas and
Missouri Were the Scenes of a
Series Of Twisters Late Yester.
day and Last Night.
DAMAGE ESTIMATE PLACED
AT A MILLION DOLLARS
Coffeyville Is Said to Have Suf.
fered the Heaviest Financial
Loss, More Than 100000, and
Three Killed.


Kansas Cii, june --rwcuty-s,
deaths. probably injury of more than
two hundred persons tud property
damdg, estimated at NOR, tuJt a NIL
lion dollars Wac done lu four states
oklahoma. Arkansas. Kansas and Mis-
souri--nt a. -vtIr- OF tuuadovs late yos-
tcrday and last night. according Co iu-
complete reports received tuday.
At cNlEato, thIt. eleven were
Killed
'uu,ysIll, k1u-.. suffered uruaaul,
the hciNicst financial loss estimated
at more than 100000. thrp, dcu'u-
and more than thirty injured.
At bruIt. Okla. i've persons. t|l
member. OF ON, family. were kIllrd.
ono person Wa. kul,d at Montana.
kaus.. two 90 McCuuo. ktu~. three I'
MORSE kuus. aud one 40 Hurti'eNii''.
Okla.
i.atvr reports Of LOSSES from N.-
Cuue and Montana. Klaus w,r, denied.
southern Missouri points mainly
around Buffalo. iu Dallas county 90.
ported only muur wind j1ulry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
PUBLIC AND UNREsERyED
LAND TO BE Thrown OPEN

Washington, June 2.-Sehalor
Falls amendment to the food bill
providing that all public ana unre-
served lands IN New Mexico, Colo
rado. Utah and South Dakota DC
opened under the 6iO-acres home
stead act was adopted. 81 to 10, In
the sennte today. II was opposed by
Senators Walsh OF Montana, Nelson
of Minnesota. and Husting Of Wiseon-
sin The Minnesota senator sald ne
feared the amendment would be A
vehicle for cnttlemen 10 secure ana
monupolize land that might he cut
tiVatcd"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
3 DEAD MD MORE THAN
80 iltilI AT tOiIIsNAIII.l

'offcNNillc. kan- JuE, "A toll OF
three lives the injury ot more than
thirty ana damage estimated 40 mur.
than $500 900. was cNaCtci hy the tor
rAdu that swept over tins city late .,s
t'rdaN. More than 700 homes we're
destroy cd
Tho dead -ur. Dale. Mcdonald, o.
,Br- old. Aut D. f. l.utt. a1 years uld
uud the ll-t,tI-uld daughter of
tharlcs Peterson.
Relief work was taken immediately
Dos the local E'd tIu.. National
Guard u'u and H.N Scouts uutru.lDI
tho devastated sections.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
CATTLE INNoCULATED
WITH ANTHRAX TO CUT
DOWN SUPPLY OF FOOD

HuluIulr !unc twenty six
deaths iu TWO days from anthrax in a
dairy herd brought report from
br Victor Norsnard, tcrritorlal vet
eiiuarlun that the he'd undoubtedly
had been uoCulatcd deliberately. Dr.
Donald Currie confirmed it and de-
Clared the outbreak OF tho disease
must have bCel due 90 % plot TO cur
tain the food supply of the Islands.
Federal authorities are seeking
two men known tu have been luiier-
ing about the Infected herd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
s CHINESE PROVINCES
REVOLT AND PROCLAIM
THEIR INDEPENDENCE
By Associated Press
L.L--D. Inn.

PckInF. Juno l---The proNInCts o.
Anhui Ihi-Li-Hu. Pe-Che- -klans
Foo Is len and nu-Nau hav" proclaim
ed their independents and threaten
To- send a toint expedition 10 Pekins
to force the dissolution Of parliament
and thc rciustatemrnt of Tuan-Chl-
Jut na premier Tang hou-LunE.
4pcukrr nf the assembly has resign
ed and gone 60 Tiea-Tsin TO join the
military governors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02

TITIH- Jun" -L|"I| IInUUUuUWF
IN the region of thr Dhpmiu-Do-.
Danes is reported iu tho official state.
mrut Of the French war uffic. tudu..
The statement ~aya 90 few foohi, Ger
man attacks were rcpuplsUl during
the night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
Plans Completed
To Make June 5
A Memorable Day
special pi.a,,h to The Herald

santa 10, '. ". june a. I
. THE largest and itrc-t citis~ In
. New McNi,D practically have
. comp;etcd their pLn~ tu make
D ltcgi-tiatlon day Junr 3. one 4
. that win h. mrnpIHblc In the
. annals ~ state aud nation. ne
. Cortiiug 10 telegraph aud tclc-
. phone reports that were t~Ss'iN-
D cd up tn irlda, night by the
q council at dctsn,r. t'IcDaIa-
. tions Include dciniic arrange
D mput~ FOR -Icct'hC~ la bc made
. bN New McNiCO ORATORS. patri-
. Othv ats Ia hc pllsNcd hS rcgi.
o me IitaI aud othtr bands. while
. thnu-ani- oT pairioih' men aud
. women, both young and old. viii
. be- n the parUir~.
. The ouuncii al dcfcn~r has
. ~ltrti 80 cnuri tu grt New
. N.cNiCO rady To- acqui, itself
Q With high honor> un tine day
y tncir sam ~Cck~ to make
o oumplosc aud aouuintc inNrn-
. tory oi his man-loweI The
y citis,, which have notified the
. council that thcS will lpDld 'r.c-
. hr4itiOn- are: NIbuqucrauo. Shn-
o "a 80. las VEGAS HaLsn l,0--
. vel. Dcmina. SilVcT CITY. Gay
. ton. ioNis. tian,O IOrdO, ~o-
. lilo. Wagon Mound.
. NEM MEXICO COT MIL OF
. DEFENSE.
. piIii IL NOIlt.
o General secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
PE-.cE ADVOCATES MAY
BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
MUNITIoN PLANT FIRES

Copenhagen (Via London. June 9
1:i4 a. MA semi-ofiiciai commun.
ication TO the German press expressed
the fear that reccut numerous hres
In munition factories and establish
ments engaged IN war work may be
attributed In part 10 peace at any
price advocates. who have taken this
means OF Fastening an end TO the
war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
why AND BuILECoI
UNDER TERRIFIC FIRE

I|NIIW- IlUI : IT--I y M :"
NImyaud Builo.uurt. tWu Of IA. mut.
important positions taken %, iur
British iu the Nlttl, uf Arrts were
under heavy German fire last night
the war office announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
Q BRITISH AIRMEN ARE
RESCUED; CLING 5 DAYS,
NIGHTS TO wREcKAGE

l.nndnn. June = b.36 "a. u1 --Th4
Daily Mail saNs Two British armeu
halo been rescued hy destroyer
from their Wrce ked mhchlhe uo
,,hich they had been Clinging for
nys aays ana Ave nights with u piece
nf chocolate as their only food.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
.PORTl GESE ,lPTINEs ARE
TAKEN HN THE GII;MNN~

Berlin Ciy London June 3 l.-I pm.
French positions over front pt
about 1000 yards northeast OF SuiS-
sons were captured uH the GcrWaus
lu 20 surprise attack YESTERDAY. the Wuu
office announce The statement sly-
Portuguese, soldiers we're taken prisuu-
CPS H' the Germans uu the western
'front.'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
442 AIRPLANEs LOST BY
GERMANS ON WEST FRONT
IN THE MONTH OF MAY

london June o. t-.aN a. M l---Tho
pi,,n,us paper. ugurc 1l3 aTplanes
we're -hoe down ou the western ironl
iu Nlat. uf which az were German
and .7l British and French. Thc '"-
tai air LOSSES ln Apti W'ro es''il'''"
at tUp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
oJINAGA REoCcUPIED
BY CARRANZA TROOPS
WITHOUT FIGHTING

" N"0TTTITTT TT'E|
san Antonio. Tex june -Darr1ulg
troops I,-uD.upiod tJuJEH fridD
afternoon without a. fight with the
baudu Oru,ms who had taken the
town earlier Boo tn, week
\ message Co this effect WIS Ic-
ccIy ed tndaN ny General james Parker.
commander - the southern depart
wcut $50 further particulars "ctr
given
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
AnlI.draf, Adyocales Arrested.

CsdHr Rapids Ia. June --fsdcra'
authorities TODAY technically nlaced
under arrest eight men Tor the alleged
spreadins ~ anti-draft literature. The
names are not given out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02

fo'nff .ne fthfs. lnne ~ liarYF
tIIankl Gowdv catcher for the Bosfon
National league bsschan team. todav
eun.tn' ar private ln The ohio Ma
tional Guard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
Yesterdays s Results
National League

ErookIyn -. chicago
New Yorl, % - Louis I
phlludclpha %. Pittsburgh !.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02

Forty German merchant ships YER
laid uu iu brazilian ports early in thc
wur Tho Nos-sls pcgreEatc go, fiH
ton. 81 which the largest h the Ham
tr,r5- American timer Blueschcr % -,
$50 tons Thirty three OF the vessels
are ~ MOTE than 1000 tons each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-02
Today'S Baseball
Results
American League
lIr,clnnd 3. Iin.lnn D.
Washington. :. 81 Louis. q.

81 Washington. Il II. ".
81 Louis .-... nUu 600 600 30
Washington 600 800 U0N-2
batteries: Sothprpu and SEVERED,
pumuut and Ain. ia
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GERMAN MERCHANTMEN
ARE TO BE UTILIZED
BY BRAZIL, DECISION


n Associated Press
RIO Iaueiro June 2.--president
nraz todaS signed q decree providing
for the utilization by Brazil of the
German ships 900 BrBsilian ports Il ls
hcueNcd 'hr decree viii hc pat Into
effect today
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t'N.. .llud s. Boston u.
~ Louis Washington p.
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Nnnrri,un League.
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no,ton I. CINCINNATI 3.

score. l' "
Boston ..... goo Nll "NV-
Gin iuuHU N'n nNh go
Egttcrt,.. Nrhf aud TrJgcs er llng,
Ellay and Clarke
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Games Tomorrow
National League.

National League.
Boston az tlu. Iunttl.
Gruoklyu 700 'hiCaEo.
Sow York az - Louis