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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-27

g0z-Niks Artimakls
zs-Archis Ezra walker
G7S-T0ny Slob0nik
zzs-Juseph Davis
EZ-Pete Eeis-.
s-E-JBreph Monroe ATnOtt
4Fs-G-Orge Edmund SDrT-l
55-F-TTy ". Sc"tt
ys--Guy Hugh Lewis
gEG-G-prE~ E=ttl"T
ssG-NIvi- Shadr0ck Bottsnfeid
E---p.r+r + I.uchetta
fz-EdWIn L-- Miller
gEI-Audr-as Gsll~Eus
IHs-MartIn Slob1dnik
zl-Fr-d Ray Anderson
gE1-SraiIman Floyd ChappeH
5000 TO 1000
ssz-EdEar OgIe Wilson
.gs-I.lfrurd Haunl bal stone
l-s-EaIph Henry Des COmbes
EI5-FT-d Youmaus
. s8s-CIar~uc- Mathew Radeka
t5E-CIlftnn Arthur Chadwick
ZsE-Juhu FappadaEtr
Ia.-Earnnud Edwin Ferguson.
zBG-Antunio CFib~llt
.-I-.;-nfEs Albert Norwood
E-s-Ius. Eduyi-an AteuciO
sg-DIrk Hubert Dean
zsZ-E-Iruar Dean Wiley.
g-E-Patrlck Joseph O.Setl
gsT- Frank johnson
Edgyard l.. l.. FsvTe
.s-CIarruc. J Gallagher. Leadvilie.
zr--Dayli Howard EA=terly
t--Fr-d-rIck Clarence Smith
E-s-Isaas Calvin Clark
---Samurl J Lewis
g4s-a Arthur Charley Miller
E-I-Frank Nar-k
I.u-Antrn Cadriun
-sG- David John Watkins.
John T Doyle
sIs-Arrhur Emil Johnson
T5H--Jaruh Srhod.r
g@T-juhn Paul FlnEan-
SSg-WllliHm Fred rar-t"n
ss-Nnd,Fz EnEHaT
-EI-W- -lIIiam Payne
sa.-Mutt Stnrlha
Ets-NaIE FautInl
gg-- Bryant Poster Eastman
ssn-Ab bel lHvl"rs
g5i-Cnrl Andrew Einard
g4-Ruyfuuud EanaEd F"ttijohn
IEs-Jahn stephen kuchsyaT
IL r NulI"nnIG
IUa-Juhu FafIur
EEt-Rrb.r' Stewart Allen,
lsu-ChsEtsF Matthias FIttseT
ss.-Juhn Henry Elmer.
Ssg-CIuudr buvsI Ward
ss-Juvu PaylIcR. Pueblo, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-27
5000 to 10000

5s5-Agapito Montoyo. Sante Fe y. \
lSi-Mark Gornick
e0!-Ralph Andrew Miller
3Ti-cedric Nathan Knott
113-Jamcs Bartholomew Nash
lsi-Frank Edward keenan,
166--Affke Bear
T4-John Campbell
60-Ted Knowles
5ls-Edward Albert Edwards
20S-Harry Lemen Mcclure
2a3--Bill Kameris
40i-Henry Jefferson Berry
l3T-Peter Gornick
36a-wm- n. Planta,
515-Anton Justin
2I7-Roy James whitehorn
411-Alva James Sammons
S0-Edward Ray Leonard
26s-Lonie William Dent
123-Mathew Saveren
e49-James Everett Chelius
204-Ciyde Stokes
; 7-Wm. Griegoleit
13a-Andy konich
,S7-James William Mcdonald,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
nCrIn1AIe Cnp :tFsSi
SATURDAYS GAME

Til" officials lar tn" game h.:wrr!r
Wheeling ant Martins Ferry. Ia. tax"
place on the fair grounds or the I.uuu
Saturday hnv" finally been nasn",l
They ar" ms follows: ~. W NCrrimau
Ci"vcna. referee; II W. lTanm Kenyon.
umpire: Arch ';Amrs. StnaIS head lines
man. Jack NrItly Will hold down Mar
tins Fcrry's end of IN" line. whlr Ted
Gardner will fill The same office for
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
WHEELING PRESENTS
NEW BACKFIELD
Injured Sackdeld Regulars Make 1t
Necessary to Shift End to Quarter
and Use Sub

Wheeling high school will h" missing
The presence Of two at her regular
hrcktl"ld m"u tomorrow when they lin"
up against the Martins Ferry aE=rrSa-
ton. Siuh5$. right half. and Woods.
u;lHrtcr. viii hr "ut nt Tho game with
Injuries sustained two weeks ago IN
Tn" l-inSly game" ilummcr. speedy
llitlr left end Viii IL" shifted l" quar-
ter and IN practice this week has been
making good wish :, rush. p"n;hn".
Suh&lItut" IU;tricr. Will ;aH" S;"hb>
place. at right half. and has been *h""-
ing up we'll all week. y most spirited
practice was held last evening. and the
regular ran all over the subs.
II the first team displays the pep in
thu, game toIn.rro" thu? showed IN
practice. las; night. Ferry Is dIr for Il
wall"pinE IL SvvIurd that tn" second
team ruuld not possibly stop the ruHh"''
of .Irr EaSiS;l. the hcity Iulih;tck whit"
Jimmie" plummcr showed up strong
IL running thr open iietd.
Tic line seems Ia To- III good c"ndl-
ton. no regulars bcin- out al III" :anS
with any injuries. In any event IN"
gam" Will III, d"Ui; prov" tho most IN
tCrcStIur ii tn season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16

last night al the Court. The government
IN. mig! IS performance. and thu mat
incn r.! cnuc would have h"cn vastly
more. but Ior the ,ate arrival CT the
company
The show itself was most certainly
worthy CT the audience. and the house
proved 20 be 4 most ap7"c!aIvc orc
responding readily TO ;hc sliE;cS; quiz,
Nil O'Erien. as usual. received i very
enthusiastic welcome. II" was most cx-
hut Il klep;omaEic' and kept The house
in an up!oar every minGtc he WAS on the
stage.
\ supreme favoritc was tina: exceed
:rvly Ch.rnr comedian Eddie Ross wn)
got some very fin. Music "It Of his
African Harp. Leslie. Ferry. IN" inter-
lccutor.. iS the po=csS"r oc ~ Very sweet
r. los voice. and !tis song. "I.onkna:
N"uu,ain" took several recalls It's
:; l"n-; way baCl; Il Mothers knee" aS
sun: BY Jas. Ear:adi. m": with great
APPRECIATION. and tine APPLAUSE :hat fol
lowed rhaS. L. W:.g!i's song ''S"nd ~
away ws'h smile" which Wa tho
final" ~: ;hc !irS; :tc,. was .irarrniu-
These ."ry "in""r. eccentric dancers.
NJ WALKER Bros. w"r" brought back
Gg:.:n ~. again Tho whr!" p"rform-
"Hc~ wa ono at tho most "HLoyahl" seen
III Wae.,in.s To- = long TIM. and abs, .
lur"iy on par with All th,' hi.,h class
si,.%$ brought t. ln.% city ~ Mauag"r
Feed H.. Johnson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
MURDER INDICT MENTS
BY MARION GRAND JURY
Special II Tho IntclllSencer.

FAlRMOET. ". Va. Nov. l5.--ThH
Grand Jury uf tn, circuit court OF Marion
county Tor tho November term adjourned
this evening after returning niiE H." III
6r,,,,n.ut. Thirty OF thcS" are for !"l-
oa;c=. Four murd" - arc among the
crime: ci:-,d. :.rG in IN" !Hunl" murder
S.y indictments w"r" returned. In th!S
instance. Harvey liayhurSl and Fern
ardn Thorn. fox hunters. wcr" fired
i,;.au from ambush and killed wh!i" sit
iu.s about Il campfire, N thc Morgan sci
Element. Will," -. Morgan. HG'd -. 4
very wealthy Farmer and coal operator.
ouI n direct descendant If The Indian
fighting Mnr3au family. and Walter
,..uuttr. u youtn ,rrl"y"d by Morgan.
acI indicted on TX charges !" rimc tw"
murders
Ciac,atano Cataiepo. an Italian news
papcrmar - New York city. WAS ind:ri-
ri ro, IN, murder u: M"liIu l.. DauEh-
ort". Cli:,l"io was shooting At hn"tn"'
Italian and his hsul$ struck pafGh"rtE.
Fannie. Tayl"r. cuo-cd. was Indicted
f., ,hr murder Of Edward Clark. also
Co!nrrd.
Bricc tTl. wealthy farmer "f Winfield
District. was Indicted for TN" attempted
murder ri Mack NInc"ut. tenant "n Il
l,..trh. Irrn. Sensational Developments
arc promised when III" c;Isc come |"
trial.
The other Indictments cover variety
Ct crimes from ATTEMPTED murder -
Violations ."f the prohibition ami ami
gambling laws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
REPLY TO SOUTH SIDE A. C.

Responding 90 In" Sou,n Side 4. e.
publication o. th' 18th. wlj,'h ;,"knox-
I.I...,! ours e IA" Eth. W.. hcS first or
'a.l - inform tn. rhall"ng..rs that tn"
| !a:"rr"G;rtjr" 81 supremacy: "an ncrcr
T.. SETTLED through M" rrwS7ar"rs: thor"
! j. rnty IN. way !" s..ttl. Ii---that is for
tn. South S,.i.s !" r.i.rrl ut tn" twenty
S:Nth S;r..,t grounds u"x; SUNDAY after
u".n. otherwise -" w,jl consider them
as ''>ir..I.ls;'' f"r failing &c" "mhrrcc our
acceptance, Il th"ic challenge.
| with regard - our heinz afraid -
. oIoy ~ Frrty-@":"rlh $'r"..; grounds
~ d" nov k,pprch"ud Why ~" :. =. y -.
can't xiv. rs ''th" worst hating We cy-
r"ri"nc.L n our f""th,l career" an our
! grounds ~ we'll aS tn" other Tn" ""cn-
s.ri has r"w presented '"r 'h"'r I" Sl':''
tir.-.r ability. AS fur ~ III S"Gth Sill
-. {. i.l:,fiur I'll" iuiI'is ru tin' TWENTY
: XII street grounds last Year. there l.
l., e'..h L:,ln.. r..,"rrlci.
Tia" following VIII briefly express just
i.rfv ihis "uti".. argument was hrough;
-" 10 li.lt: ~ last Fridays paper tN'
, South S;d.. chal..nl;"G IA" CUridS tor
sunday. N"v"nih"r ilth. "r III. Other
! ,'nt.. without Specifically uaIuInl; ANY
grounds. l'li.. tGrid: manager III iurn
called 10y 'rlI"n-. and arc"?t"d chali"uE'.
for last SIrdHv. tl!Nin& rw"utY-&iXih
street %E!u Tor I'M iEtiit" ace tiilt!i''
WAS turned d. wn II IA" South Std"
has 4 =aia". il ~ niSanpr"i'u$ihl'' l."
Us wis thy ISSUED chaIl''u;;" f"r TINT
dai". and why 'h''y called us ''$"ll"w
Str'ak1. |, WAS ;ha tIrS, iI'n' ttr%
:,si..h :or n e;ltu". amt tn" ""rt"i"n VA
J granted hem. What 'rnr" could IN"
tUrids do" NrthinE.
| y. h.,">.. IN" :.h"r" explains tH'
matter n d.tr.i. and II tI" Snut! Si'!"
wants lk,. gam FIR :i.Nt Sunday on tn.
! Tw"utr-SIXtil street i.r"undS this Is IN"
1upIrrtUn.. iii;Ir for them T." answer: n
! they dom want u. y" WISH they you'd
refrain from inserting IN III" paI"rs i'll
) : nu:l; ioi.S 10 our characteristics. ~ ;lI'E
s!"w "riv gross igTrr:tuC.r. and xiii L.
considered aS "Ui.if.:." This * "Ir iuni
wri"-i:p far IA" p.p"r. and "" van; -
thank IN. editor f"r lis hlnGHCsS frr
; tn" puhiic!t! Of ihcS" articles. Won't the
South Side y. <. phase take the same
| course
To arrange for game call National
l'S'-k Signed. cur1ps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
Peoria Gets Next Meet
Of Baseball MagnateS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. l5.-Base-
ball rnasnatcs who have been here at
tending The annual sessions OF the Ma
tional Association Of Professional Basi:-
ball leagues, scattered 10 their homes
Tonight following one OF the most mo-
mrntuux sessions in the history OF thCt
organization.
When they gathered. they were faced
with proposals fur the formation Of
new league I" be- composed OF clubs
lakcn from the American Association
and .hr International league. and for IL
general r"-alignEicut. OF minor !cag1iH
territories. lioth Of these proposals
were defeated.
At the final session today. Peoria. Ill.
was selected a. next years meeting
place.
II" nl.irnal board of arbitration WAS
continuing lis work tonight and en-
prc.- Ia b" able To hand down It's de-
cisiona III about 4 hundred cases to-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
FIRST S|X- DAY BIKE RACE
IN ENGLAND q YEARS AGO

80 miles and on" lap. The late Harry
l:lkc# and Floyd Mcrarpnd won the
following year. and in 1901 til" rae" was
Won l.! WIllh"ur and Mcl:achrrn
';r"rs" Lcaudrr AMI Floyd lil"h@ won
IN l?"@. Walth"ur r"rcat"'! in 1870" With
Evnny Munro rs 4 partner.
Root often a Winner.
Eddie Root Won his FIRST SiN-day race
III i'"i. hiS partner being oliver D"rl"n
i:""i r"imnl"i ilH U,Al A.'Hr hut this
I'm" EiS plrtu,r wa: .Iu- r'uGlrr. the
Er""kiyu "y"liSl E"El,r a"I Root won
Hc:uu Ia l4"G. For .ih" fir*i time sine"
l. am !HclES MAS InauEurat"d Il foreign
team w"u tn" rae" IN lau7. when Walter
Euit at Germany. aud john Si"l al Ilol-
land rann hrn" IA fr"ui. Floyd Nc
l'hriaud again nut has naIl,' among thc
WINNERS III igaN when. with Moran as
his partner, H." wun aud established a
NV %IN-day record Of -.c&1 miles and
one lap.
In 1909 Mcfarland started with Jackie.
Clarke and I;utt had St"l US his mate
Mcfarland ana Sl"l retired and l:uli
ami Clark" paired up. They not only
rcEhlutd the lap they were pcnali&rd
tai had lap lrnd 1t the finish. Eddie
Root and mat" won IN 1870 The 1911
race SAN Frrnk Kramer In his first SIX
daE rae" ;ni lac had Jimmy Moran as
his partner. The hrsl tllry could do.
EnwrN"'. was 1" finish in second place 4
lIr behind III" winners. Clarke and Fog
l"r WAS again 4 member uf the winning
team ih" following year. His partner
WAS Waiter Rutt. the demon Dutrhman,
wh" Recently was killed in the European
Nay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16

Tho most important OF the true Ices
are the honey bee and tho humble bee.
Next TO these are the cuckoo bee. car
penter bee and tho Mason. lcaf-cutting
and potter bees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
WAR TAX FROM ONE PERFORMANCE
At THE COURT AMOUNTS To S133
ALL ATTENDANCE RECORDS OF Lo'
CAL PLAYHOUSE SHATTERED
LAST NIGHT.
Standing. Room Piled and RrndreoS
NTureed Away, Unable TO See Nell
O'Brica MINISTRIES.

The Court theatre tu-ucI 'c:i away. |"
the tune OF three rr !cur hundrcI. iaS'
night, when Nell oE"i"n ard his min
istrels entertained. The 5. Z. .. sign
had 10 BE- taken III lonE o.f"r.' nSenlnS
time. and crowds Of disappointed i'""p'"
were seen wandering oack !" their ion@-
" fireSidcS. ~ ever 20 SOME movie
Never in tho hjSi:r: .: Nh""itr;; h;,S
there boon such 2 house. from IL" box
office standpoint. Manager Johnson
stated last night that ihc minstrel she"
record in Wne-liu:; vas shattered las
night. Not even the New Year show ~
Al G. Fields can t"Uch The receipts OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
WAY CLEARED FOR THE
CEORCIA-P|TT CONTEST

ATLANTA ia. Sow lJ.--At q meet
ing of thc Georgia Tech faculty lat"
yesterday. thr way WAS cleared !ur tive
Tech football eleven tG meet tie Uni
vrrsity Of PITTSBURGH eleven November
~. III" gam" Il. l", played III N"w York.
I'hila'l"lphrt or som" other city In h"
Decided on later \ resolution w:.s
PASSED abrnEatnS III" ruI" p-"viiln.:
that Tech could play only orc game
away from home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
TWO MINERS INJURED

Frank Kinanr had his head and far"
badly cut in MINI 40. >. along IN"
Wheeling and l.ak" Eric railroad. by
f.llin" stone. II" was brought III on
the ll:&0 train last night, and taken
TO Martins Ferry Hospital. 'br. Car.
roll McGinnI' j. attending him.
Fractured Arm.
Anthony Deal sustained Il compound
fracture Of liz. i"F' arm below ;hr Il.
box and some bad bruises in Il hin"
accident He was brought in on The
ll:%n train last ni-tli. and is l''iH&
attended ri the Martins Ferry hos
pral 'hy pr Carroll McGinni$. He
was unahl" tn tell IN" nam" Of IN"
mine In which hr was injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
WEST rEEETS EAST.

AE< NEiHlI: Mich 80 l5-7'hr Uni
" rslty .; Michigan football squad % %
men. and its coaching staff and trainers
LETT here to-day FOR Wayne. IA. Ths
squad will remain there until Saturday,
when IL Will proceed TO Phila del phta to
play Its annual game with The Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania Sparks Is The only
backficld man in poor condition and it is
probable that Cohn will start at left half.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
To SHOW PATRIOTISM

ST. rAlfL. Nav. IL Thousands OF
Minuca"taus will take part tomorrow
anu saturday in II series OF rallies in
st. Paul and Minneapolis intended To
show that the state and the whole
northwest are thoroughly loyal Dele
gates from every county In the state
nrc expected 4 message to the peopla
of the northwest from President Wilson
will be read at the sessions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-14
SENATOR MARTIN FEELS
BLUES WILL GET
WHAT THEY WANT
Strenuous Objection Against Famous
Richmond Command Losing Its
Identity Is Now Bearing
Fruit.

While no definite assurance was
given. Senator Thomas S Martin OF
Virginia. announced after a confer
ence with Secretary of War Newton
d. Baker yesterday that he was con-
hdent that an order would be issued
Richmond Blues. a committee of
former members of the famous old
organization returned from Washing
ton last night in an optimistic frame
of mind. believing that the disintegra-
ton of the Blues will De prevented.
Mayor George Ainslie early yes
tardar- morning. sent long telegram
to Senator Martin asking him to uss
ton of the Blues. now the First squad
ron. Virginia cavalry. The senator
Immediately got in touch with Secre-
tary Baker Later he gave out tho
following statement:
Since seeing Secretary Baker / do
not think the Blues will be disband-
ed The conversation was very salts
factory and while / did not get a
positive promise from the secretary.
| feel that the Blues Will get what
they want"
! The Blues do not oppose the con-
templated change of the organization
from cavalry to field artillery. but do
protest against any rearrangement
which would separate the organiza-
ton and cause il to lose it's identity.
In this they are backed solidly by the
people of Richmond. The war de-
partment has officially stated that no
orders have been issued changing the
status OF the Blues, but the objection
able Encouragement is being planned
at Admission. where the Blues are now
in training.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-14
WHITE SCHOOLS SHOW
LARGER ATTENDANCE

That the people OF Richmond anti
made before the assemblaEe of high
school puphs yesterday morning, that
no boys and girls should b~ kept out
OF school to work this year, was
shown last night when Assistant
Superintendent Albert II. Hill totaled
the registrations for the day.
The number OF pupils in all of the
white schools was l4.4s3 against last
years l4.4Ss. on the first day The
nurnber OF colored children register
! ing showed n decrease, due to the
recent migration to the North. Yes
| terday's registration was 5.568 while
that OF last year was 5,S46. Total
! plumber of pupils in all OF the city
schools. white and colored, yester-
day was 20.e5i. while last year theS
, numbered 0.2s1. The decrease Is en-
tirely among the colored schools
All Of the Junior high schools
showed an increase gratifying TO Mr..
HILL and John Marshall high school
totaled 1875 yesterday compared with
I25S OF last year. Mr., Hill and other
members OF the school administrative
board had feared decrease in pupils
!
fored boys and girls in manufactur e
ing and construction plants at this
time, but they were more than salts
| fed that their fears were premature
when totals were compiled last night.
| Work in the schools went on
smoothly but husily yesterday and,
after the task of distributing books,
! today re, flar work will begin on
Monday.
In his talk to the pupils of the
John Marshall high school yesterday
morning. DR.. Chandler urged a steady
attendance during the year and asked
each pupil to endeayor to bring some
old student back 10 finish his course,
as good education, he said. Is the
most necessary thing for the men of
1 tomorrow. He ALSO explained the
new military system. which will In
clude class instruction as we'll as drills
and he Recommended it's purslit as
an invaluable ass OF the future
Nearly all of the old teachers re-
ported with nlanv new ones. The
next week will show whether more
will be called on when late puR4ls
report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-14
COL. ROOSEVELT
TAKES FLIGHT IN
ARMY AEROPLANE

Mineoia, l. l., \. Y. Sept. Is
Col, Theodore Roosevelt went up In
TIE ,ssrt' tasay " 20 Ga >afcituse OF S.
ooo feet He was up In the air about
an hour.
The fight was made In government
machine Curtiss biplane, piioted
by II j. Blakeley. an instructor. and
was made from the aviation instruc-
tion grounds at Mineola. The machine
was equipped with one OF the new lib
erty motors,
After circling above the aviation
field for a time. the pair few owe.
the quarters Of the rainbow division.
OF the new national army, in training
ct Camp Mills. The trip was complet-
ed without mishap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-14
c ORONtR'S JURY FIXES
BLAME ON SCHMIDT

The coroner's jury in the hearing on
the automobile accident at Lomnardy
street and Grove avenue Tuesday aft
ernoon, yesterday returned verdict
fixing the blame for the accident upon
J r. Schmidt, chauffeur in one OF the
automobiles in collision. A number OF
witnesses were examined, several of
them testifying that Schmidt's car APP
parently ran beyond the speed limit.
He and J. T. Regensburg. driver Of
the other car. will he heard in police
court tomorrow on the technical
charge of granddaughter.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma l.. Cos
den and Mrs Minnie Bowles, who
died from injuries sustained in the
collision Tuesday afternoon. took place
from the home. No. 8 North Syca-
more street, yesterday afternoon. and
ths burial was In Hollywood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-14
RANKING. RECORDS BROKEN
BY RICHMOND INSTITUTIONS

Southern banking records were
shattered by the Richmond oanx
clearing figures for the week ending
on Wednesday. Both the daily and
weekly records have established a
high water mark. The clearings for
the week, as reported by the Rich
mond Clearing House association.
amounted to s3a.1526ss, which was
an increase nf.A4k.6A4. ass oxer the
corresponding week last year. The
clearings on Tuesday amounted to ST.
4os,oSg, which is the greatest in the
banking history OF Richmond. The
rediscounts OF the Federal Reserve
bank amounted 70 ts.os1.ooo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-14
Sudden Revolution Blows Up
When Cossack and Other
Units Desert Leader
CIVIL WAR APPEARS
DEFINITELY AVERTED
News Is Lacking From Field
: Headquarters and Ruma-
MAN and Southern Fighting
Lines

Petrograd. Sept 13.-KorniioT' S
counter-revolution has blown up--a
bloodless bubble
The rebel commanders headquar-
ters, some 100 miles from Petrograd,
has surrendered. His army, the
Wanted Savage division" in the lead.
Ii dishanding. Korniloff himself Is
reported to be treating for terms
.skerensky. stronger than ever through
his triumphs. won by patience ana
persuasion, demands the deposed gen
eralissfmo's unconditional surrender
Now that the victory is won, the
death penalty has been officially re
yived TIA full force, 10 anticipate re-
currences OF the revolt. kornilon is
slated 10 he the FIRST to pay with MS
life for treason TO the new Russia
Premier kerensky is commandment :
chief Of all Russian armies. General
AlexieT has been named his chief OF
staff
AT the very climax OF the revolt the
Russian army north of Riga fully
rallied from It's recent defeat turned
On Hs Teuton pursuers and threw
Prince t.eopold's cavalry forces back
tn the direction NJ Riga
tlEti war Setts}S AEN4fl1GiN 1t ~ fF'ti .
the Russian capital saved from a Rus
si4n. eEe The Kerenskv government
;tgt appeared TO have emerged
ffssm the ehaps stronger th9u ever. A
re3rea nized cabinet il in the making.
a rule of iron discipline " promised
e. 'hc front.
B1t az IS not We, well TWO omt-
y w. afrfrsat bulletins indicated incal-
- ''e SAH~er@-- The first was
%s Vey4 4ra -
RVsstar Headquarters in the field -
' Ear az is known. koTniioT sui
rvs sway ri Headquarters IN the
"a"
Fhe second significant announce
rnt read NO reports have been re-
60 red from the Rumanian and south
stern fronts"
Translated into uncomproinising
iRnEuage III logic. this means that
! " @rensh ~, fsptgrI3fa nsier -ih~ehtpf Ut an
Russian armies and prime minister"
IS completely ont ~ touch with the
nerve center of the bulk OF the arrn.es
az the front The menace arising
from this state ~ affairs IL that Kor-
nlioT facing death as n traitor I'M
ahle to obtain Immunity may make
one last desperate attempt to keep
the armies in his sway and go 10 any
leaEth, including that OF making a
deal with the foreign foe TO usurp
autocratic military and political
powers,
It must be horne IN mind. conser-
Sativelr pointed out connaentfsIiv to-
n iSht. that the news eflaOattng from
Nthis capital is exclusively provisional
government news and does not COM
prise conditions at all fronts and in
tho southeastern rart of the countr..,
The atmosphc~e Is. however, infln-
itely CHARMED Certain II seems that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-14
ANTHONY AMENDMENT
GIVEN FAVORABLE REPORT

Washington. Sept. 13.--Woman suf-
frage received two small boosts today
in the senate. The Susan r. Anthony
amendment granting national suffrage
was favorably reported Also, the
senate passed resolution allowing
the voters Of Hawaii to decide wheth-
err they want universal suffrage. The
Anthony amendment Is not believed
to have much chance of success at
this session