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The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
TIGERS AND BROWNS
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

St Louis. July 1.-The Tigers and
Browns broke even in a double-header
this afternoon, to 0 for Detroit in the
first game, while st. Louis took the
second, 10 to 3. Scores:
ETpCT CAME
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
FISHERMEN, TAKE NOTICE!

II you went fishing yesterday or
the day before and caught some-
thing. write to Skipper Perkins,
care, of the Sporting Department
Of The Herald. and tell him all
about 1t. Or, IL you are going
fishing on the Fourth or any other
day Of the week, write in and tell
him all about 1t, and 1t will be
published In next Sundays morn
ing's Herald. 1t is YOUR paper,
so help us put items of news In
1t that are interesting to you. ~
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

New York, July Prizes will be
awarded to all four contestants in the
four boxing classes which will be held
In the weekly amateur tournament at
the New York Athletic Club next Mon
day evening.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

u 1Q----.-..---s.... " U y ) ! y ~
p us-Goldherg, Kruckof. Joffer, ID. Cooper
a Williams. ErrUrs-Jofer (2l. Goetlerb.
N. ooper, Wilkins. Earned runs-Washington
3. -hmond, 4 First base by errors-wa flashing
To- 2; Richmond, 2 Left on bases-washing-
eon. s; Rchu ond, First base on balls-Or
Anas, ); on shapero, 4. Innings pitched-By
Atlas. 5; By Goldberg l. Hits mads-Of At
hs. 4; on Goldberg. l. Struck out-rSy Atlas
5; by Goldberg, ); BY Shafsro. Q. Home run
Jofsr. Three-base hit-Cafritz. Sacrifice hits
kruekoh. Sacrifice nys-Shaln. Stolen bases-
kructon. Catntz, Cooper. Wild pitches-Atlas,
Goldn-rg. Umpire-Mr. Vic Ganzza. Time-2l0.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

Runs-Nurphy. Bolen, Davidson. Pfeil. Err
rors-Trussell. McCauley, McDaniels, Davidson.
Struck out-By Hersperger. s; by Pfeil. .. Two
base hits-NIcCauley. Newton, Watt Stolen
bases-Davidson Hit by pitcher-By HerSpergSr
Degnan and Davidsonl. UmPires-Messrs. Kemp
and J. CornWell.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
FIRST GAME.

Runs Holman, Burns. r. Jones ~. StGnage.
Errors-Sisler. Pratt. Screereid. TWobase hits
-Sisler. Hamilton. ThreebaSc hit-Burns Sac
Iifce hits-Stanage e.. BolaDd. Hamilton. Bush,
Double plays-JOhnson to Pratt TO SisleT; John
son 10 SEVERED to Pratt. Stolen has2s-R.
Jones, Cobb. Bass On baIls-Of Hamilton. 5:
GH Bolaud !. Struck out-By Hamilton, ?: by
Roland. Left on basas-St. Louis, :; De
trnit. s. Time-2 hours. Umpires-Messrs Nor
iarity. Nsllin and Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
LATE RALLY LANDS GAME.

Brooklyn. July 1.-Brooklyn beat
Philadelphia in the last inning today.
the score being to 2. The score by
innings:
Philadelphia. OOOOO2O 2OOO-2 0
Brooklyn........ 100000 % Z 0
Batteries-Lavender, Rixey and Kill
lifer; Pfeffer, ]. Meyers and Miller.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
Dodgers Get Leard.

< New York. July L-WiIliam Leard,
an innelder, has been purchased by
the Brooklyn club from the Seattle
club. of the Northwestern League, IT
was announced here today. Leard
wn play shortstop for the podEera
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
Rex, IL; Brentwood. S.

Runs-Roehe t9. Steele t2), Braund (9, q.
Fitzserald. Allen. Offutt Newman, Moore,
Stevenson. II. Wsidman. A. weidman. Errors
Gerald. Braund, Offutt. H. weidman, waple
20, Stephenson, ]. weidman. Left on bases
Rex A. C., 8; Brentwood. 4. Innings pitched
By Omit, 1; by II. weidman. T. Struck out
By Omit. 10; BY H. Weidman, S. Three-base
hif-Roche. Two-hase hitz-H Fitzzerah,
Loomis. Sacrifice fy-Hurde. Umpire-Mr
Raba- Tme-2
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
CIC0TTE'S BAD PEG
WINS FOR INDIANS

Cleveland, July cleveland beat
the White Sox, TO 4. after Cicotte
threw away his own game in the
eighth inning. The score:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

Financially the event was also big
success as hundreds of tags were sold
but were not used and the paid play
ers deserve a great deal of credit for
their efforts in furthering such
cause.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

Between 200 and 800 tons or orange
peel will probably be shipped from
Malaga, Spain, this year.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

S-'Tafk hC-tsd e. Cio7-tc in nirfh
Billings batted for Morton IN third
H1Tard ran fC O'Neiu in eighth
CEicaEu........-.......... 90 "a
CleUlAnd................ 5000 OOOs rs
Runs-J. Collins Weaver -. Lynn. GrH1cr,
SPEAKER. Roth Couubs Howard. E-roJs-Ci-
cote q, Grsney, MoTt0n. Twobass hits--
Weaver ~, Lynn. Harms. O-Neili. Thrcs
hase hits Roth Felsch. Sacrifice hius-E. Ill-
Inns Felsch GrAney. Stolen base-Roth. DoUhs
playS-WLnhy 10 Chapman to HaTis; WEmhy
to Harris to OXEN. Frst base on talla-Ot
Cicotte, .: uf Morton. /: Of Combe ? StruoE
out-By Cicotte S: b. Morton 2 by Coumbe. Z.
Hits-OT Morton. in inninFS; OF Counbc. 8
in inningS Umpires-Me-srs. Owen and ErGns.
Time-lS
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
R. H. e.
Mackmen Are Beaten
By Baltimore Orioles

Baltimore, Nd. July 1.-The fact
that Connie Mack's Athletics were
big leaguers did not friehten or deter
the Orioles in the least from lambast-
ing Anderson for ten bingles and
seven counters and licking the Ath-
letics by a score of to today.
Mcclellan. the star Mount st. Jo-
seph's College finger, who pitched
for the Orioles. was in splendid form,
and he gained the favor Of the crowd
when he famed Wally SChang with
two on the paths in the third frame.
The score by innings.
Orioles 5000 2OOx-7 10 ]
Athletics. OOOOlO3OO+ s 4
Batteries-OrioIes, Mcclellan and
Schaufele; Athletics, Anderson and
Haley.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
CARDS Trim CUBS.

trimmed the Cubs today, to q, the
trick being accomplished in the first
three innings. The score by innings:
RH p
ST. Louis. zo2ooOooO- s 0
Chicago. OOOOOOOOO-0 s l
Batteries-Doak. Gonzales; Douglas,
Aldride, Seaton and Elliott
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN

R-I
s Detroit &: St Louis 4; Chcago
/ Louis Cincinnati 4; Pittsburgh L
| & ::
| };
D. Washington Phfadelphia Boston a New ork
al Yoka Boston a Brooklyn
a
De- a
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
FIRST GAME

Purcsllville 0 90 0 0 0 / %
A. c. A. A................. 0 } 0 o o 14
Runs-Hamilon, Mcdaniel DF2nan. Stewart,
Jarboe. Newton, Bolen (2l. Errors -Tn-sel,
Hamilton. McDanies. Stewart. Newton. Left
On hases-PurccIlyilIe. :: A. G. c. A. s. First
base on balls-Of Mcdaniel. Struck out-Ry
Mcdaniel. Il: By Won HGbulis. 9. Three base
hits-BOlen ~. Two base hit-McDaniel. Stolen
bnses-Jarboe. Davidson. Umrires-Messrs. w.
Won Herbuls and ]. BOrinoell.
SECOND GAME
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

We have in our midst each year at
least L, 800, 900 cases of industrial sick
ness.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

sealed time was 3 hours 4s minutes
and 30 seconds.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
TONEY, OF RED LEGS,
In IRON-MAN ACT

Cincinnati, Ohio, July Hans Wag-
ner's Pirates didn't stand ghost of
a show in facing Fred Toney, Cincin-
natl taking both games today. The
scores:
First game: r II E
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

Totak..,. 81 524 10 Totals. 81 10
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02

S0'Tak tU-tsf e. Cic1-te in nirfh.
Billings batted for Morton 10 third
The Washington herald., 1917-07-02
Prizes for Boxers.

"A prentice allowance claimed.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

0oS brittle groBe &onoert oeg
g8oibineton S6ngerbunoes" fano
am Mittnoh. ben 81. M6r3. i'm gro.
ben SaaIe beS GIubbauies. 3f4 6
StroBe W..@. itatt. SEER Hrofeiior
@itmpreht bate elm berrIihes &ro.
gratnln borbereitet. SoIsenOe GiinIt-
Ter uno aiinitIerinnen ipnren fir 6en
Ibeno geiuonnen: Sri. Gina Sidp.
arb, Soprqp; Scrr Santes g. Ooung,
Genor; $'cfr Charles Moore, 9oB;
Mnonme 0eG5ucrin Qittrioae. BIO.
line unO Serr Rifnro Barrett bon
Ser @eorgetomn llniperiitGt, &Iobier.
Die 3iinItIer unh 2iinitIerinnen mod
ten nit ibren bor3iigIiden 8ortrGgen
nuf Die 3ubGrer einer giinitigen Gin,
0rud. Der Gbor 6eS G1ngerbunoes
trug unter Der m~eiitcrbnften 2eitung
oes 3errn Grofeliors @rmonb @ump-
redt cbenfoGs einige idone Stiide
Dor. 0ie @1ite noren bon oes 2obes
uno Der 0anfbarteit fir oas iuunoer.
bore aon5crt. Sicr Iaiien mir oas
Trogrnmm foIeen:
/. gbor: a. .GGngererllB oes
RorooitIihen SGngerbunoeS"; b)
oSSm Selo, oes Morgens friib" Gb.
8urcfarht; q DDie @al6fAenfe"
Otto Soug.
2. Sopran Solo: a. .Sbe Star",
S. s. Rogers; b) uSbe 8ollep Of
Slaughter, 90. S~anoerson; SRI. GS-
no Siuporo.
3. &Iapier Colo: .Sder5o" in g.
MoI. Chopin; Serr &idaro Barrett.
4. Senor Solo: IS lobe Oou",
(@aIt8 Sons). s. @cGartbp; SER
Somcs 8. goung.
5. 8iolin Golos: AZ .Soupenir"
Drola; 81 .Serenooe", Drolo; q
u8erceuie", SidetiduIin; D. .Spa-
Nib Donce". &ebfeIo; @aSame Dc
@uerin . Gittreoee,
6. Sogran un6 genor Colo: IS
fnop a lnno", @bps-& erbert; JrGu.
fein Siuporo uno $err Youns.
I. Bah Solo: AZ lis s., Giro
Binintt; b .8ebouins 2ope Gong"
6. Q, SapIeD; &err Charles Woorc.
Im Greitag, ben 10. april, finoct
i'm SGngeerbino Der MaSfenbaa Der
Hiu0er itoff.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
,Trplpect Sill Triebhofn

Der &eripoIter oes n@roipect Sill
5rieobofes" Serr Sofepb @erd. rid.
tet an ale @rabeigentiimer Die Sit.
te, jest idoil 8elteaungen fir @r1.
beridyntiifungstns su nmbeH. 3a
fait idmmttide Gigentiimer an ieltem
Snge ibre @rdber in eutem 3ultanoe
ieben mGdte, 10 IoIlten iie idon jeet
Den Germoltcr Oes 5rieobofes bobon
benadridtisen. Sn 6riibIins lit aiif
Dem 5rieobofe itets bel 81 tim; man
beetle iid aIio, INN niht iibergangen
at mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
Mittlpod ben IA. M6ra.

-Im Witttuod, ben Ia. M1r3.
febrte SEER Tb. Sounenberg bon lei.
ner @rbclungsreiie in SIorioa mie.
Der nad @opattsbiIle Suriid. SEER
S~onnenberg berIebte i'm Siioen redt
~ongenebme gliieenblide. Die llnril.
be, Die geecnip1rtig Spiiden 0eutIh-
LAMB unO Den Ser. Staten bcItebt,
peronloBte i'm friiber oIs cr eriuar.
tet botte, 5uriid5ufebren.
SEER Srib 8eilltein. Sobn oes
YrGii0enten oe6 SeiienoarmItGoter
neutrality-suspicious., oes Serrn
Chris. 8eiIitein. erfronfte pI0tIid
un 9linooorment5iinoune. @r mtB.
te lih elmer Operation untersieben
unb 5lpnr befinoet er iib I'M George
@oibington llniperiitGtS : SoIpitai.
acknowledgements lit or iest auf benz
8ege ser 8eiferung.
-@m Mittpo1 poriger3 ode fon6
oie eroBc groffhuig oes berjiingten
@eih1ftcs ser 5irma 2onsblrgb
Bros. ttnter GROCER Seierlihfeit itatt.
Der mdftige Nn6ail berIeibt Dem @e.
id1ftsgeb1lioe elm inlpoIontes Music
ben. Mm @roffnunesobeno befan.
Sen lid Ole Serrcn Der @eriuoItnng
unO Ingeiteuten III Den @Gumen oes
nelicn @eiddftes, I'M Den 3obIreih
cri6ienenen @diten ols Jibrer an
oienen. @roBe @lumenitrGuBe norca
aus alien Seilen Oes 2unoes fir sic
@eIegenbeit beriibergeididt iuoroen.
9lm Oonnerstas, Sreitng uno Cams.
tag poriger @ode fonoen Die grpBen
Groffmingsberf1ilfe itatt. Mon fe-
be it'd Oas nelte @eihdft mbeoingt
nu
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
WINS ben Wereinstreiien
,.Rnppert Seine.

Ser Domenperein oes Hiippert
Seims periummeIte iid ON Dienstoa
Den 10. .. Wets., in Der InitaIt. Sie
iibIidcn @eidGfte fomen our Grleoi-
eiiue. gm Sonntag, ben 18. Nar5
fono fir bic Sniaiien oeS SeimS cine
llnterbnltune itatt. SRI. Sdaoe Iieb
ii6 nit einisen DefInmntionen 10.
rem. Sic beioen Shmeltern Ynsfc
eaben einiee Mriiifltiide. Der fIeinc
S-i6brige 2eid DefIamierte. 6rai,
@altbers bate 2 iunge 9amen nit.
eebrod)t, Die einige Wuiifitiide nit
8einng b~ortrueen. Srau De@rain
ipro6 einige @orte our @inleitune
Der llnterbaltung.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

6Iii1tlinse nufmerfiom uno gob Ell.
nige S1iiiie nb. S9lae muroen mieoer
eineefangen uno ergaben iib obne
@ioerItano.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
o@il6elm Sel 1interfitunss-
WcielfihaftH.

gm Wontag, ben 10. Mdr3 battcn
bic WitgIieoer Ser @iIbeIm EEL I'm
tc~ritiisungs : @eieuihaft in aarI
Sale 8~eriommlnng. Serr
GarI GgoIf fiibrte ben Goriis uno &c.
fretGr SAUL 8adidmiot periab oas
Brotofon. Dieies muroe obne Gin.
man0 angenommen. Die iibIihen Csc.
fddfte fou,en 5ur grleoigung.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

5Iii1tlinse aifmerfiom uno gnb ei.
nige S1iiiic nb. .9lQe muroen nieoer
eingefangen uno ergaben ii1 obne
8ioerltano.
Mittiupdt ben 81. MGrs 1917:
ST. Ser Gabinettsiisung am 9ienS-
tag miiroen mihtige Sragen erortcrt.
Die Witglieoer oeS &obinettS ifei-
men fir bic unmittelbare @inberli-
fling oes aongreiieS 5u fem. @uh err
flGrten iie ii9 oafur, bob cine formeI-
Ie anfiin0igung ergeben ioa, Dab Die
Der. Staoten mo Oeliti6lano iib i'm
Griegs5uitan0 befinoen. Hrdiioent
8iIion miro nit ben boben &egier.
ungsbeamten ltets in @erbinoung tie
ben.
Sn &uBlano ioa man fir oas
Srouenitimmreht Bropagnnoq mo-
den. Gs mag ieinL oaB Die uel,c
8erfaiiung Dem meibIi6en @ei6led)t
oes MniienbolfeS @lei1beredtigung
nit ben @dnnern eebcn iuirh. Mudl
ioa Die Yolitif inb Mrmee reformiert
merben. 9os Militar ion IN GU
funft ais elm Golfsmilitar betraftet
mcroen.
9%punerstaa, ben ~, @ar8 1917:
Ser Riid8us Der beutidenG ruppen
lit mad Der Grfldritng oeS beitfd)en
@eneralitabeS Elm ltrntegiidcr SGado-
aug. 9amit hill man ben 5riib.
lingsangriff Ser aliierten 3unidte
MAIDEN. 0ieielbe 9aftif puroe bon
ben oeutiden Strategen mGbreno Die
ies arieges einige NaIe anqemonot,
uno ltets nit Dem gepiini1tcn Or.
folg. Sic 9euti6en 5ogen iid Dor
sen &uiien 5uriid, nilr Inn iie aleid,
oarauf I'M 10 It1rfer nnsugreifen.
gbenlo mar Der ideinbare Riidsug
Dor ben &umanen nah llngarn BIN
Elm oorailf berednet, nm iie IN Gil.
mGrihen auriid5ubrdngen.
&bilipp S6eioemann, Der @o3iaIi-
ltcnfiibrer I'M Heidstaee, hefabte fidy
nculid nit Der Srage, marllm sic
Geuiihen 10 geboBt merben. Iabei
perlanate er etne Gemofratiiierunq
Geutihlanos, nit ODER obnc Scatter
lesteres iole bon benz Miacu oea
Bottles abbGueen.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
goaar . gerIammInna.

am Dienstug. oen 90. Msira, fanS
cine 9a8ar 8~eriommlung i'm 8aib.
instou Saugerbuno 1tait. Die Gin
trittsfnrtcn ipuroen eingeiammelt
SIN ollie ergebt Ole Bite, nod nusIte-
benoe Gintrittsfurtcn iobaIo iDie m5g-
lid ob5ueeben poer oaS @el6 oafiir
cin5uienoen. Dns 3omite lit beolif.
tragt mor0en. ole aiisltebenoen &e6-
nungen an beaIeiden.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

Die bcitcn inISnbiiden nnb
anslan6iiden Neime rrh Qif5re
liefert ansidlieRlid fir Gami.
liembcbarf bas grofe rnb reid.
haltiae Eager bon Gbriitian fau.
Der, 900 Ute Strafe W..N.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
DamenbiIfsperein.

am Sreita9, Den 16. MGra, Der
ianmelte fih Der Gamenbilfsbcrein
I'M S1neerbitnb, SD 6 Strobe g..
90. Srau Grou 8ortb Maiiller erItat.
tete 8eridt iiber ibre Srieoensorbeit
unO iprah ben @unih aus, bab Der
0omcnbilfsberein lid ibr anihI6ile.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
@p@tns @nnOidaM.
Srsitaa, ben is. @ars 1917:

U~N6V "
Ser Gar bon MiiBlano bat ais
9errihcr neS groBen Slopenreihes
Su @uniten ieines jiineeren 9ritoers,
oes @~roBber5oes MidneI 4Ieronoro.
iuic5, abeeoanft. Dns ruiiii1e Minis
Iterium mar g%e6uuneen, iih o%uf5uI0-
fen; iuie berIoutet, iino einige Mini.
tier ms @efngnis eemorfen huor0en.
Salt in gon5 &uBlonO berridt cine
@ebolution. 0oS Bolt betrattet ole.
fen 4iieenbIid aIs Den 8citpuntt Der
8efreiiing bonn ruifiihen Sode uno
DeBpotismus.
Der bon Geutihlono nod bier an.
riifeefebrte omerifanii1e @eIanote,,
Somcs 50. @eraro, erItattete benz
Br1iiOenten 8iIion cingebenoen Be-
ridt iiber DeutihIonos Gage uno
SteIlungnobme in oieIer Grile. Moh
Der Mnfidt oes Serrn @eroro lit
D~entidIonos riidiihtsIoier llnteriec.
bootfrieg bic lebte nihtige itno mir
ltussooae 8affe sasen Die aaiierten.
Sollte DeutihlanO in ieinem Inter
rebmen erfolgrei6 iein, Damn lei Der
5rieoe in Babe gu erparten.
Samstas, ben II. @Grs 1917:
Deutide 2uftidiffe unternabmen
linen angriff auf Ole iiiooitliden
.1eile GngInnos. Ser a~iiitenort
8eItgote tpliroe DEFENDERS aufs aorn
gcnommen. Beitgate lit nur 80 Weei.
len ron 2onoon emtfernt. geoeutcn.
Der S6noen muroe angeridtet.
Br1ii0ent 8iIion ltelte on bic gi-
Observation-Disclosures uno Seren Iilaes
itellte ons griu@en, in oieler fir sic
Ser. Stanten 10 fritilden 3eit sic
giienbobn : &ontroberie, - Streif
5n idliHten. Dos @efuf fanO ae-
ueigte abren lin6 man III baron an
eineIn frieoIideu Gnoe 5u g~eIanaeirI
Die IneefteIlteit molten oos Gan0 III
Der Gttnoe Der @efobr nidt IN nod,
srOBere S@pierigfeiteu brinsen.
SOuntas, ben is. @drs 1917:
@roBberaog Mi1aeI bon RuBlano,
Der has S5epter iibernebmen ipltc,
bat an bag ruiIiide BoIf einen bod
beoei,ten6en nuo grpBmiitigen Mrf-
rltf erIaiien. 9arin erflGrte CT, baB
or MR. Antft1 R1tf,IonA2 Gar,gLo. ,,,o,.
oen NOBLE. foIs es her @ine Ses woT.
fps Il @IpiNspit;o fornsrte o. SIC
M,,s,rn inf IN her amiShen,e;t o;e
0,,mo a., nuter,tiisen
Tns fro,,sSs;she qnh;,,ot+ hot son,
sar;C,,h sp;ne Mes;cnot;or ein'
rereidt S,r Ser Iehte,, @ohen fom
% nersf;eSentTim an;Sher Ss,, Gre'
mir ,r,S Spn Observation-Disclosures -,
Observation-Disclosures oI,,% IN, 'Nsor,
Ion,ent m,,rSea Wr;o,Sa mr;,,,;p;s,,
nnS o;eIe fritiSiprt On, 0ssor,he,
1917 NOR aos aohinett neh;ISet n,,r.
0en.
gpor... g., "a ws.. ,o,z.
a.: ..Ss. 49,
Nroht,h;ffs 's;,sS nor @1I,tarsaoho 10 10,
=, Sp,, @r,,,S opbohrt mo,.Sor ,,nS
amor s;,,6 "a fn1osuSe G%;fso T r"
fof memnh;s~ m;c;fcnc;nz ,,n, NJ
Iinois" e;n;oe S%;Efaonns,t "nt
iomen oobei Sen Soo oei,,nSa'' hoba,,
Z, Wosh;nct",, ; ,noT No. x Nv
SerStSr,,nn nor sm;sfe ssS, bs;.;;r't
~ f,,rser, m;rh syt,&;aSen nn.
mo- nie men;er,,sa T. a;sso,m SIN,
tim n;rh o'A'
g;e hept,he 0~Ihr,;ror;tst o;bt r.
fonnt. 6os in monnt srehr,,a wv 8 ~
900 aonnen neriemft mo,ae, si,S
eu1 @o,,,er n,,,rSa, aeo s.. ~
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

Iebrp 0omeea's beriibmtc
fyaniide Cherries iinS in 10 Gor.
fen Eel Gbriitiau fanbcr 81 ba-
6ea. 800 7te Strake.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23
,Eroipect Sill SrieSbof".

@m 9ienstag. Sen 90. @Gr3. bat.
ten Die Got. ilno @rabeigentiimer ocs
.Eroipect Sin Srieobofes @obl i'm
Oriental 8ouDereiu. Gas grgebnis
lit mie foIsf:
@m. Stiebclina, 8rGfioent;
@nt. @ortin. SefrctGr;
Direftoren: GbnS. ". Wridmcobe.
". MltfbGiheI, Geo. g. BIitt. 6. =.
y. Shte, gbas. s. Reitcr unS @eo
s. Reocr.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-23

Gbrifsian fanber'S nnibertrufse~
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-17
FIVE PHYSICIANS
JOIN THE RESERVE
Major Henry D. Hatield's
Visit to This City Quite
Successful.

Patriotism is not lacking in Fair
mont so far as the medical fraternity of
the city is concerned, This fact was
made quite evident at the meeting OF
local physicians which was held last
evening at Cook hospital and which
was addressed by Major H. D. Hatfield
former governor of the state. The pur-
pose Of the meeting was to afford the
ex-governor an opportunity to explain
to the doctors of this city the scheme
of tho Medical Reserve Corps OF the
United States and to urge them to join.
The crowd of physicians that gath
cred at the hospital was small but the
enthusiasm that characterized it easily
made up for the lack in numbers, DR..
w. H. Sands, president of the local
medical society, introduced the speak
er. Major Hatfield began Immediately
to stir up interest and before he had
gone very far in his address he asked
for volunteers who would be willing to
give their professional services TO the
country if they were needed.
Five prominent local physicians re-
sponded to the call and Immediately
took the examination. They were put
through a physical as we'll as profes-
sional examination and all passed the
tests with ease. They we're the Doc
tors ]. E. Offner, A. L. Peters, Carter
S. Fleming, E. P. Smith and H. D.
Causey. These men have been accept
ed on the certificate Of Major Hatfield
and are now awaiting orders to report
to the government for duty. The names
of these doctors have been sent to the
Surgeon Generals office and will be
placed on the reserve list for call when
necessity demands.
In his short but brilliant address Ma
Tor Hatfield stated the aims and pur-
poses of the Medical Reserve Corps
He said that those who filed their ap'
plicauons for enlistment into the Medi'
cal Reserve Corps may never be called
to service, This will all depend on how
long the present war will last.
The purpose of the Medical Reserve
Corps as outlined by the ex-governor is
to ascertain how many medical men
the government can depend upon to an.
swer the call to service II they should
be needed. He said that If the situa.
ton becomes serious enough and not
sufficient men respond to the call there
will be q special draft for physicians
and all will be forced into the service.
This resort however, will be last
one as it is hoped that large enough
number will be secured without the
use Of the draft.
After the address an open round ta'
BILE was held at which all those pres
emit were given an opportunity to ask
questions. Many interesting points
were brought up and discussed. The
meeting was attended by many nurses
from Cook hospital who are interest
ed in the topic of the hour.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-17
Justice Carter Declares thai
He Will Fix the
Prices.
HEARINGS ARE NOW Oh
Committee of Operators
Could Not Control Ops
VI. orators of State.
IRv Annotated PreaEl

=
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-Atter q declagat
ton by representative Of the Illinois,
coal operators that they had conclud.
ed not to cooperate, Justice oran "a
Carter, state coal controller today be-
gan hearings with a view to fixing reaa
sonable prices. zssS
Attorney Ralph Crews, for the opera
tors, reviewed the situation, including
steps taken for federal control, and
the Illinois strike situation and cone
cluded with the statement that In VIEW
Of these facts the operators had COM
cluded not to cooperate Levi Mayer
chairman Of the Law and legislation
committee of the Illinois State Council
of Defense, asserted that operators had
regulated their agreement Justice
Carter said: 81 shall not comment on
the action Of the operators. We Will
proceed with the hearing and in the
end will fix prices"
As originally contemplated a COM,
mittee of operators would have been
empowered to bind the coal producers
to abide by any price fixed by the con-
troller. AT a meeting week ago 81
committee Of operators agreed to BEL
bound, but it speedily developed that
they could not control the rank and
file. 4
Among friends Of Governor Lowden
1t was said that he is determined to-
seizethe mines II the operators remain
obdurate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-17
COMPLETE RECORD
-OEEACH DRAFL tease
Draft Board is Now Hard at
Work Upon
This.

The draft board for the city Of Fair
moni is making out a complete history
Of every person that has been called
in either the first or the second CALL
The history of the person since they
we're first called will give the date
m which their call was mailed, the
date on which it was received, their
sereal and order numbers, the defects
of their examination, discharges, the
complete basis of their exemption
claims, if they made any, the date on
which they we're considered, whether
thew were accepted or rejected, and the
date on which they were certified for
service and much more Information re-
gardlng their calls. The completion OF
This history will require several days
hut when finished will supply detailed
information regarding every case.
Captain White, chairman of the local
hoard, stated this morning that he was
awaiting the receipt Of the official list
Of those drafted from the district board
which would arrive here not later than
Monday. The first notices will then
be sent out informing them that they
have been selected for service. These
notices will be received either the 2lst
or 22d of this month followed by the
call to color8 which will be received
not later than August 26'
There are thirteen that have not yet
been located. 1t is important that tbs
public do everything in their power to
help the local board get in touch with
them. If they do not show up, their
names will be given to the government
and severe action taken Furnishing
them as traitors. If they are not locat'
ed their places must be filled by Others
that are now registered, Those that
have not been located are: