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Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-01
Revival Meeting at First
Presbyterian Chure eh.

A protracted meeting will be.
gin next Sunday, Nov, 4th at
First Prebyterian church. The
pastor, Rev. Henry V. Eacott
will conduct the service Sunday.
Rev. +. +. Smith of Owensboro.
will arrive Monday, Nov. 5th
and preach that evening and
thereafter every afternoon at 2
O'Clock and evening at Z o'clock.
A cosdial invitation is extended
to all to attend these services.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-01
Decreasing Thouoke.

Whenever anything we have been
thinking OF buying Is really marked
down In price. the announcement 70
accompanied by the depressing infor'
nation that this sale Is strictly cnsh.
Ohio State Journal.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-01

f, l.. Harpendlng. Notary Public
Lost pair Of Glasses double Wis
ion. on road from Crooked Creek
church to Mari n. Finder please
retnrn to me. Rev. u. G.
Hughes.
Go to George w. Stone for
your glasses in rims or rimless,
anv kind you want His low
prices will surprise you. Office
hours 8 to IL and to 5 on Mon
days and Saturdays. Other week
days in the afternoon only
Office lower floor Of Press BLDG
Mrs. }. C.. Brown Of Critten.
den had very : we're attack Of
appendicitis and has been real
81 k since Friday. She Vas taken
10 Evansville this weei for IN
sp,ratlon.
John Y Hughes of Camp
Paul Jones at Great Lakes III
arrived Friday for a fifteen days
furlough John has gained Is
pounds in weight and will make
a handsome soldier.
Haynes & Taylor pays Tor
pay the cost Of a trial by
refunding your money if Hy-
omei fails to relieve that
cough or cold you have.
Mrs. Pearl James and her sis
ter Miss Jhelma, and her broth.
er Ollie Rice all OF Paducah were
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". W. Rice on the Fredonia
road for the week end.
Miss Mary Elizabeth McAdams
left Tuesday for Louisville where
she will be operated on and her
aanoids renoved. after which
she will go to Ashland, Ky. to
visit her uncle Jack LAWSON and
Mrs. lawson.
Mrs. Sam Gugenhelm has re
turned from Memphis where she
was the guest of Mesdams b. j.
fairfield and Morris Clark,
To Cure Q Cold In One Day.
Tsss LAXATIVE hRoMo oui nine. !, rops the
Coosh snd Headache ssi ~oSts OF the Cold
lrutsiss iriupi ucusr u u isls TO sure
Mrs. Rose Mayes Of Caldwell
Springs. was in the city accom-
panied by Miss FRANKIE Matthews
Thursday, while here they visit.
ed Mrs, Maggie Owen and daugh.
Yer ou, on Morganfeld street
Rev. W. 3. Yates returned
st week from an evangelical
TIP 10 Flemingsburg Ky, Green.
vile Tenn. at each of which
places he assisted in conducting
r~vivas.
J. II SAhl, ard his g i'm ,hlt
fami = left Thursday fou Quan,l
Texas 10 reside. They wen
south on account OF health ard
y, hope they may all be restor d
Revival begins Saturd " Nov.
10. for tao We, ks at Nj. Z1n
Church. James Renfio pastor
Everybody welcome.
Mrs. G. orge NJ. Eady and fer
Cd ght,rs Misses Francis and
virginia Mum have returned tC
thIr !, M in Lou sgille, a'tel
an extended visit with Mrs. "
U. Tucker ana her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I J. Nunn ard oth"I
relat yea. Mira. Eady was tn
recipient of manv social functions
during har s'ay here. Mr.. Eadl
Is superintending construction o
Aerial Cantonment at Lax,
Charles. La.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-01
m, oululps IAs, Does No, Aitse, the ,,sss

because ~ It's tonic and laxative effect, i.AXA.
TlvR BRoMo QulSiNR Is better than ordinary
Quiniue aud does not cause nervousness not
ringing in head. Remember the full name aud
look tor the signature Of Il. ", GROVE Se.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-01

Hat sale. nice black vel,e
sailors SO cents, nice. large felts
at SO cents. White :felts 40 cts.
Bargain, Of all kinds at Lottie
Tinsley Terry's, Come early
get choice.
Bargains in suits. cloaks shirt
waist at Lo,tie Tinsley Terry.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-01
Big Hog And
Cattle Sale

To be held at fredOnia Sat-
urday November 3, 1917, con-
Sistins of so head of Regis
tered Dur0c Jerseys bred
SOWS and b0arS. Registered
and grade Hereford and Short
Horn cattle, mOStl y bulls and
heifers, several Jersey miIch
COWS and heiferS.
This stock will be consigned by R. J. Rice,
chas. Wilson, Jr, r. L. Beck T.Y. ordway. G..
W. Hill and others. Come and buy some good
breed ding stock.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-01
SPECIAL. SPECIAL!

Girls Literary Society Program Next Friday Afternoon Nov End.
Hawaiian Musical
Orchestra Hawaiian Dreams y
Talk ..... ... The Hawaiian People -
Female Quartet They re Wearing Them Higher in Hawaii.
lin costume.)
Talk, Talent of the fiawaans. .. Leoda New hirter
Chorus, % Brien is Trying to Learn to Talk Hawaii"
lin costume)
instrumental Quartet "Hawiian Butterfly"
Female Quartet-"Yacky. Hacky Wicky. Wacky Woo"
Chorus acky Hooa Hcky Dula."
Orchestra Aloha Oe."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
AMERICAN FORK CANYON AMONG THE MOST
ACTIVE MINING SECTIONS IN THE STATE

Salt Lake City, January 20, 1871.
The American Fork canyon will
undoubtedly be the center Of
much mining activity during the
coming season. Lying within the
same great mineralized zone as
Park City and the Alta districts,
with identical geological condi-
tions and a large amount of de-
velopment work going on, there
is every reason to expect early
and wonderful disclosures in this
territory.
The possibilities Of the camp have
recently been emphasized by the fact
that Jesse Knight and associates, who
own the Miller Hill, the Boley and
other properties, will at once begin
an active development campaign on
large scale. The beginning of active
operations in the district by these
well known and successful mining
men, has given an impetus to all the
other properties in the camp. These
properties, now amply financed and
with the extensive campaign under
way, means substantial results III the
near future. The tunnel in the Miller
! Hill, now in distance OF IFS feet, is
! in mineralized lime and indications
are strong that a large ore body will
| be encountered when the quartzite
is reached. These properties are well
located, in proven ground and adJoin
estates which have been large pro-
! duccrs in the past
The American Fork Mining district
was organized in 1870 and since its
organization has produced approx
, imately Sl0000000.
The district few years ago was es-
| timated to contain 4 productive area
of about six square miles. Further
development work and the discovery
of new mining territory later, has
given the district productive area
of about IS square miles.
The district is located south of the
| Little Cottonwood in the northeast
part of Utah County and embraces
practically the entire water shed OF
the American Fork creek. Near the
head of the canyon, the hills are rug
ged, rising to an elevation OF ll,OOC
feet.
The general formation OF the dist
riot consists of sedimentary rocks
ranging from Mineral Flat and Yam
kee basins, through Cambrian quart.
ute and shale found in the eastern
part of these basins, to Cambrian ant
Dcvonian limestone on Pittsburs
ridge, Miller Hill and the country
south from Mary Ellen gulch.
The most productive area has beer
in the oxidized lead-silver ore founc
Continued on page thirteen)
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
THE PHOENIX MINING &
MILLING COMPANY

Offer 100000 shares Of their treasury stock at Sc
per share. The company owns an estate of $50
acres in
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
American Fork Canyon

The following is from the report of Maurice M.
Johnson, M. E.
The property adjons and lays southwest from the
Miller, Texan Beorophan, Mary Ellen and Earl
Eagle properties, which have all good developments
and produce good tonnage. The locations cover
the same limestone formation in which the above
mentioned properties find their ores
In giving the consideration to the latest report of
the United States Geological Survey there is no
question but that the Cardiff fault assure extends
into and through the Phoenix ground.
u
From the upper tunnel ore was extracted and ship
ped in 1872. Certificates show this to assay S2S70O
per ton. l found about two tons of ore on the
dump assaying S2O7.S4. This tunnel is caved and
could not be entered. The naturalization is per-
fectly plain on the tunnel level near the mouth
A lower tunnel has been extended distance of 225
feet and is in good position to quickly and with
little cost discover the downward extension of the
ore shoot disclosed in the upper tunnel from which
shipment was made
Order direct, through your broker or the National
Copper Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah, the transfer
agents.
BAILEY & COMPANY
BROKERS
216 Boston Building " SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-02-01

hall, vilket naturen givit he1a
mansk1igheten i arv, ej till EFT Ii
tet fatal odagor, vilka sedan twin
ga samma bestulna manniskor att
arbeta pa de stu1na omradena for
en- bek1agansvart liten svaltlon,
som ej tl1ater misunderstanding
existens, for dem som fa11a ira
den, saga dem och frambrin-
ga de foradlade produkter som
mansk1igheten sedan utnyttjar
for tillfredsstallande av sina be-
hov av skonhet och nytta.
Men aven en- mask wander sig,
aven manskligt ta1amod har en-
grams och denna undergivenhe-
tens grams har nu overskridits av
skogs- och sagverksarbetarna,
Som en- blixt fran klar himme]
och med en- hastighet som satte
skrack skogsbaronerna som all
It'd raknat med slavarnas under
givenhet, brot striden ut.
Arbetarna lamnade sina verk-
tyg och maskiner j skog och sag
verk, upprorsfanan hojdes, de
fordrade fran arbetskoparna sd
dana forbattringar som kunde
1yfta dem fran deras nuvarande
sta11ning av dur ("beasts") till
EFT manskovardigt 1evnadsplan
Skogstrusten svarade pa de be-
rattigade fordringarna med valid
och brutalitet. S. k. "gunmen'
importerades hundratal, aktivs
arbetare'' kastades fange1se
massor, hela styrkan av lag och
ordning sta1ldes till skogskungar
mas forfogande. Poliserna d
o1ika 1andsde1arna; dar strajke1
utbrutit, och polisdepartment 9
yer hela omradet var striden pa
gar for manskligare forha1lan
den, voro utan undantag agda q,
de samvetslosa skogsbolagen.
Staltrusten pa Mesaba gruvfal
! lanade beredvilligt sin arm3 q
banditer, ifnporterade under grus
: strajken dar, till sin utsugand
/ medbrottsling, Skogstrusten, f
att med hjalp av dessa krak me
5 gevaret i hand driva de strajkal
i de tillbaka, och tvinga den del 9
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-02-01

K1asskamrater.
For forsta gangen i Weyer-
fauser Timmertrust's historic ha
s1avarna rest sig revolt mot 81.
ma utsugare.
Genom he1a Norra Skogsdis-
triktet Minnesota genljuder re-
vo1tuppmaningen och "1umber-
jacks" ha. lystrat och svarat med
altman arbetsned1agge1se, i en-
strid som omfattar mera an fyra
tusen man. Foljden ar att i dag
ALA "campar" sta tomma, sag
verken aro stangda, dodstystnad
ar radande: intet 1jud av de CLAN
sande yxhuggen, de brakande fal-
len av skogens jattar stor tyst-
MAIDEN, ALT ar overgivet och still
la, och darfor sakra vistelseorte1
for smygande, fega "gunmen"
vilka halla vakt over sina herrars
skogsbaronernas, egendom.
Det har varit skogsbaronernas
vana att betrakta sina arbetare
deras "timberbeasts" som de be-
hagat kalla dem, som stacka.
re som inte kunde organisers
sig, de voro ti11fredssta1lda
de voro sa odmjuka och be.
hagligt undfa11ande dessa "jacks"
och delta gjorde att de invagga1
sig uppfattningen att vilken an.
nan grupp som he1st bland pro.
letariatet kunde revoltera ocf
strida for battre forhal1anden, al
Ia med undantag av skogs- ocf
sagverksarbetarna, 'the 1umbe,
beasts"
Men Diet ALT mera ti11tagand'
elandet, det ALT hardare fortryc
! ket av skogsarbetarna fran ar
betsgivarnas sida, de obeskriv-
ligt snuskiga levnadsforha1lande
under vi1ka "jacks" och dera
o1ycksbroder sagverksarbetarn
voro tvingade att leva j av de q
riga slavbaronerna, tvingade al
noja sig med vad som bjods de-
sa: de varsta moderna Industry
rater, vilka aldrig upphora me
att forst, fran folket j laDdet ] s.
helhet .stja1a de utmarkta skog
markerna med dess harliga inn
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-02-01

s1avarna som annu ej revolterat
att fortsatta arbeta.
Men forgaves anstrangde sig
banditer, po1iser, lansman och
extra po1ismanskap, de strzjkan-
de voro rakryggade och aro det
annu. Men de intressen mot vii
ka de strida aro maktiga, de van
da nu sina blickar mot resten
av arbetarklassen for det stod
de behova, de fraga ej efter hjalp
for ensamma man (ungkarlar)
men klasskamrater - dar finnes
ocksa gifta man med manga
munnar att malta, bland de straj-
kande, man som ha hustru och
barn beroende av dem, och det ar
for dessa vi begara ert Under
stod.
Det ar ej mycket vi begara av
er, Just EFT litet handtag, strajken
ar Diet narmaste vunnen, nej,
rattare den ar redan vunnen.
Skogstrusten har redan givit e.
ter for manga av arbetarnes ford
ringar, 1onerna ha hojts, arbets-
forhallandena ha forbattrats och
det ar en- tidsfraga raknat i ett
par veckor kanske mar skogs- och
sagverksarbetarna kunna ga till
baka till arbetet, men da ej lang
re som dur utan som manniskor.
Det beror pa er, resten, arbetar-
k1assens staglning till de straj-
kande. Will den storma upp till
stod och solidaritet i denna ON
fattande och 'betydande strid7
Klasskamrat, din plikt ar latt
fattad. Dessa man aro arbetare,
de behova dit stod nu. Den dag
! lommer mar du behover deras
hjalp, glom dem ej MI ! behovets
timma, de skola aldrig glomma
det, ON du behover deras stod !
| framtiden.
Kom ihig att seger for dessa
skogsarbetare mot Skogstrusten
nu ar en- seger for dig, for hela
arbetarklassen.
j Klasskamrater, gl6m ej detta
i Sand ALA ekonomiska bidrae
! till: Ted Fraser, $50 West First
Str, Duluth, MINI.
The Central Strike Committee
a Bennie Waushawsly, ordi
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-02-01
Den oorganiserade arbetslose
(Tigger .krypande likt en- hund)

val, kamrater, hurudan ar den?
Sammansluter sig ALA forsam-
1ings- och efrihetsvanner
till forsvar for -dessa.4 man, vars
1iv aro hotade? Eller skall den
ma lag1osa bevapnade "Open
shop" - mobb sanda dem till
galgen el1er bakom tjocka dystra
fangelsemurar? Vad gor DU for
att hja1pa frigora dessa kamra-
ter? De stredo din strid /; de sire
do for arbetarnas yttranderatt
och de ga nu forlorade darest ej
arbetarna komma till deras und-
sattning. Visa handling, och
icke endast till namnet, att du al
en- organiserad man. Cor din in
sats' i denna stora kamp mot tim
mertrusten, som har for avsikt
att krossa de organiserade arbe.
tarna vid Stil1a-havs-kusten!
Pangar behovs nu - omede1-
bart! Handlingens timma ar sla~
gen! Vakna upp, nj myriader av
arbetets stora har! Fran kapi-
ta1ismens fange1sehala i Everett
1juder EFT rop ON solidaritet.
Ska11 Diet forbliva ohort? Det ar
for DIG att bestamma! ...
ALA bidrag sandals till Herbert
Mailer, Defense Com, Box
1873, Seattle, Wash.
Protester och reso1utioner Dor
sandals till President Wilson och
Governor Lister, Olympia, Wash
Skriv och fordra av eder kon-
gressman och senator att en-
congressional understanding fo-
retages angaende morden i Eve
rett den S november 1916. Hand
la NU!
De fangslades i Everett For
svarskommitte.
Ordf. och kassor, Herber'
Mailer; Pub1icitetsombud, Char.
les Ashleigh.
Adr.: Box 1873, Seattle, Wash.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-02-01
till handling!
NO. z.

Kamrateri ater har blodet flutit
for var skona organisationside.
Vilddjuren uti Everett ha njutit,
o, vad sorglig syn att Sc
da vara stridskamrater folio
blott for att de fordrat raft,
intill doden de lottet hollo
att fri en- bunden manskoatt.
Nj mordarbrackor, nj kan morda,
var ide star fast anda.
Den internationella, den roda,
den skall ut till var jordens vra.
Da ar frihetstimman slagen,
vi fordra da vart blod igen.
O, jag langtar att IA Sc den dagen
da hatets flammor slukar v&ldets
Huru manga liv skall oftras5
O, jag beder, vakna, slav!
mordarbandet maste krossas
som stridens kampar lagt grav.
Det ar It'd att ga till handling,
ON och vart blod skall rinna bort.
Jag will do for ljusets sanning,
ON min levnad ock blir kort.
John Nystrom.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-02-01
ARG. 3.

(0versatt fir
Everett, WASH, den 6 jan 1917.
Pa den hemskt tragiska dagen
den 5 november blew fem arbe-
tare dodade av den mordande
korse1den fran Everetts "skydds
vakt". Att minst fem dodades
aro vi sakra pa, men EFT envist
rykte ar i om1opp att andra folio
over bord, och att dessas kroppar
all hemlighet sedan undanskaf-
fats av de skyldiga som fruktade
for de forfarande och anklagande
-vittnesbord 1iken buro. Avensa
dodades tva extra polisman
1ojtnant C. O. Curtiss av Natio
nalgardet och Jefferson Beard.
Det ar forsvarsadvokaternas abb
soluta mening att de dodades av
korse1den fran den a motsatta
dockan uppstalla skvadronen.
Trots delta sitta "a arbetare, pas
sagerare fran "Verona'', fangsla-
de har ank1agade for dessas dod.
Icke, som i forsta anklage1sen,
for mordet q bade Curtiss och
Beard, utan har den andrats till
mordet q Jefferson Beard. Orsa-
ken till denna andring ar betydel-
sefull och av intrasse.
Varf6r anklagelsen andrats.
De tva ursprungliga angivel-
serna mot de haktade voro: for
mord a 1ojtnant c. O.. Curtiss.
Senare, efter att ha haft dessa an
givelser 1iggande i domstolen for E
veckor, in1amnar distriktadvoka-
ten, o. T. Webb EFT annat edligt
intyg ("affidavit'') vari han franz
haller, att en- 1ag1ig understanding
i dessa tva angive1ser visade att
Diet tro1igen sku1le bli omojligt
att "a en- fa1lande dom, warrior han
anho1l att de tva inlamnade angi-
velserna b1evo lagda at sidan.
Ratten beviljade denna anhallan.
Omedelbart darefter inlamnade
distriktsadvokaten tire angivelser
mot "a man, som han nu uppde-
lade 3 grupper' i sta11et for z,
och anklagade dem for mordet pa
Jefferson Beard endast.
Orsaken till andringen.
Bakom denna aklagarens front
forandring ligger en- grym histo-
ria, som distriktsadvokat Webb
ei omta1ar slit "affidavit''. {
Varkliga fakta ar att ingen av
dessa ~ fangslade ej heller ma
gon AMMAN av passagerarna pa
baten, dodade Curtiss. Hr Webb
vet delta, och varje, manniska
Snohomish County vet Diet ock-
sal
Curtiss dodades av EN- av del
tagarna i sheriff McRoss egen
tord av insvurna medborgarvak-
ter och bevapnade extra polls
banditer. Pa dodsbadden liam
tade Curtiss sjalv ut denna odes.
digra historic. Curtiss' hustru
vet att sa ar, och de- som stodc
vid dodsbadden ha omtalat histo-
rier1.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-02-01
Eft fall av gramelse och
vansinne f0ljer
Everett maSSakern.
Vem dodade lojnant Curtiss den bodiga sondagen?
Commercial Clubs medlemmar onska stta jryn Edith
Frenettes NAL.
Av Charles Ashleigh
(0versatt fran engeskan)
Vem dodade lojtnant Curtiss den blodiga sondagen

Ashlelgh.
in engelskan.)
Vansinne och fasa massakern.
resultat.
Pa en- badd EFT privat sanato.
rium igger en- man vridande sig
i angest och ropar ut att han do.
dat sin van, Curtiss.
Denne man har Everett gait
och burit pa skjutvapen, men
nagra dagar fore den 5 nov, tog
po1isen >vapnen ifran honorn pa
grund av, att manner ifraga an
sags mindre vetande. Den 4 nov
pavarkades han att intrada
sheriffens hop och hans vapen
blew aterlamnade till honom
Och pa den blodiga sondagen
den 5 november foljde han den
andra "skyddsvakten" till dockan
for att halsa ''Veronas" passage
rare - kamparna for yttrandefri-
het-med en- skur av varmt bly,
Han sager att det var dar han
1ossade skottet, som dodade Cur
tiss.
En- fraga for myndigheterna.
ON denna man var sinnessjuk
vid tiden, vilket myndigheterna
erkant,- skul1e han ej aterfatt slit
vapen SAINT ik1atts po1ismarke
ON han blew vansinnig efterat
var Diet av samvetskval over att
ha m0rdat sin van? ON han val
vid ti11rackligt stunt forstand att
a ambetets vagnar bevapnas der
4 november, warrior ar han da in
te nu vid lika stunt fornuft, sa att
ti11tro kan sattas till hans bekan-
ne1se? Delta ar fragor som tim
mertrustens i Snohomish county
officie11a varktyg "a svart att be-
svara!
Jury for Edith Frenette.
Rebell-kvinnans och kampen
for yttrandefriheten, Edith Ere
nette, forsta NAL, anklagad for
"o1aga samrhankomst" kommer
fore i ratten den II januari, och al
iuryn utsedd. Andra ma1et mot
henne ar forsok att doda sheriff
McRae med revolver. Till forsta
malet har insam1ats so namn som
overlamnats till McRae, men 81
av dessa har han rapporterat &c
ke funna" e11er av AMMAN anled-
ming fritagna fran vittnesma1
Men ingen fritagning var begard
;; och icke heller var det svart att
finna Harry Ramwell, 1edaren
for Commercial Club, organise
loren av den beryktade "skydds-
vakten" och "Open shop" fore.
sprakaren. Denna gentleman
amman sitta juryn for att ram
saka och DONNA Edith Frenette
| Naturligtvis ar han opartisk! =
som tigern mot 1ammetl
| Skola de forlora?
Varje gang man besoker d
fangslade stal1a de samma fraga
/ hur ar stal1ningen dar ute? Ma
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-02-01
Sc HIT!
En- uppmanin9 till handling.
Den organiserade arbetslose
(Hjalper sig sjalv.)

Fran Centraa Strajkkommitten of w. W., Duluth Mimi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23
TO HAVE
BRANCH RESERVE BANK
Directors of Richmond, Reserve insts-
tuition TO Give Maryland City
Needed Facilities.

specia, to The Richmond Nirginian.)
Baltimore, :rc., May 22.--Balti-
moreans are delighted TO have q
tranch federal reserve bank. 1t will
be a branch. of the federal reserve
bank of the Fifth district, located in
Richmond This half loaf Is better
than no bread at all. the bankers say.
1t. to change the smile. is to he re-
garded as the first step toward Balti-
mere being given recognition as n
banking center.
The action which has brought about
the contamination was taken by the
directors of the Richmond bank last
week when they voted to create the
branch bank in Baltimore. The mat
ter had been under consideration for
a long time and considerable pressure
was brought to bear to have it accom-
plished.
According to the bankers here there
are several outstanding factors in the
branch bank being established in Bal
timore. One Is that the opening of
the bank here cannot be stopped. An
other is that Il is to be accepted that
the clearings and other business the
branch will do Will be so much greater
than what the Richmond bank will
do as to make the principal bank S
business materially inferior to that of
the branch. FinancterS and citizens
generally rejoice over the establish
ment OF the branch in Baltimore and
to man stoutly assert that the To-
cation of the branch in baltimore will
more than bear out every claim that
Baltimore has made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23
fALkEABERG MASTERS
CLEVELAND INDIANS
Former Chief Skirmisher of Federal
League Wins His Game For
Philadelphians.

Cleveland. May 2.--Cy Falkenberg,
former Nap, and more recently chief
skirmisher for the late lamented Fed
eral league, tanned the Indians today
in the final game of the series. The
Macks won, to /, and split even on
the four games. Falkenberg was a
little more liberal with hits than was
Morton, the count being 8 to 8, but
Coumbe. who pitched the last frame,
was stung for two hits and one of the
Mack runs. Falkenberg had excel
lent control in the pinches and was
backed up by good fielding. Indian
rallies being checked twice by light
ring double plays. In addition TO dish
ing out a fine sample of twirling, Cy
got two hits in four times up, one OF
them a double. which helped a run
across the plate. Morton kept the hits
scattered until the seventh. when three
were punched on him for two tallies.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23

City extended the Richmonders an tn-
vitation to he present at similar
affair next week, and it was accept
ed.
A telegram was received py tne
club stating that the fire In AtiaHtA
Monday will not prevent the inter-
national Rotary convention from be-
ing held in the Georgia city. Four
delegates, Walker Cottrell. Alvin ~.
Smith. Harold r. Bioomberg ana
Howard y, Bryant. have been appoints
cd TO represent the Richmond organ-
ization at the gathering. The alter
mates are: John Bagby, Harry Cole.
Howard Hall and John G. White.
The Rotarians made known the iact
that their automobiles are open 10 the
soldier boys here, and that they Will
try to influence others to give the
,niIjtiamen lift" when they are on
their way TO do guard duty.