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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
posT-oFFIcE RECEIPTS.
Incrcnsc OF More Than $1,000 Over
February of Inst l.ar

lap"uI'I TO Tho Timos- Dispatch.l
l.ynchburG. Va, March 3.-'rhe rev
ehucS Of tho I.ynchburS post Office
during tho last month showed an in
crease OF moro than $1,000 over Feb
ruary a year ago, and Postmastcr Nc
l.auShlin estimates that about so per
cent of tho increase is due 10 The
parcel post system. tho remainder
bong the natural Increase of tho Office
rms gam would have been greater
over last February. but for The fact
That the month this year is a day
shorter
statement for tho two months
makes the following showing: Feb
ruary. 1913, Sl2,764.6S; February. 1919.
Sl1,7l3.oS. Increase Tor 1918, Sl,O5I. 10
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bible Conference nj A,1on,.

Atlanta, Ga, March 3.-Dr. q. Camp
Doll Morgan, Of London, will be ono
OF the chief speakers at tho annual
Inter UNCONVENTIONAL Bible Confer
cnce, to be held here March Z To 16
according TO announcement made to-
day. Other speakers include Or. Len
G. Broushton, of London. formerly of
Atlanta; Dr.. James NJ. Gray, dean OF
the Moody Bible Institute. OF Chicago.
DR.. John r. Sampey. of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, OF
Louisville; DIR. James I. Vance, of
Nashville, Tenn; DR.. w. G. Pierce Of
Chicago; DR.. w. NJ. Morrison, of Az
RIGA; DR.. Lacy 7. Moffett, returned from
China; and DR.. w. II. Wedderspoon.
OF Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
New York
Stock Market

New York, March Separations on
tho long side of the stock market were
conducted confidently to-day. For the
present at least there is reaction
from tho extreme pessimiem Of the last
few weeks.
Tho supply of stocks was limited.
even ut higher range OF prices and
bear traders were unable TO discover
weak spot OF any importance in the
list. No attempt was made to force up
prices with rush, but tho slow. croep
Ing advance went on virtually without
interruption until many OF tho leading
stocks had gained or points. The
coppers. coalcrS. Pacifics and steel
were in especial demand. There was
some profit taking toward the close
with scaled down prices.
II was assumed that national poll
ties would hold first place this week In
the talk of tho street Political con-
sfderatiors have played such large
part in the decline OF the last few,
weeks that traders were inclined to
await definite indications of tho at
titude OF the new administration before
entering extended new commitments.
An important factor In tho days adj
vance was London buying Amalga-
mated was in especially good demand
from abroad. and there was consider
hpie puFlnS OF steel, Canadian Pacific
and Erie.
The advance IN tho copper stocks
was in sequence 10 the rise in the me-
tai markets. London reported n consid-
orably higher range OF prices. and in
the domestic market. there was a
stronger tone
The world wide demand for money
aud tile poor showing of the banks last
week we're reflected in tho strong tone
OF the money market Call funds
opened at IL per cent.
tho bond market was firm. Total
sales, pay value. S2.l5o. 600
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
New York. March S.-Moncy OF call
strong. 2ai IL per cent; ruling rate.
SIS; closing bid. 3; offered at 3 10.
lime loans strong, sixty days, 1-205
per cent; ninety days and six months.
q 500. Prime mercantile paper, SD
1-+ per cent. Sterling exchange firm.
WITH actual business in bankers bills
at sSS25 for siXty-day bills. and ut
iS7dS for demand. Commercial bills
SO "a. Bar silver. % SIS Mexican
collars IS. Government bonds steady;
railroad bonds firm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
Il. $. Circuit Court of Appc0,s.

Tho Unitcd States Circuit Court OF APP
pcal5 Icc"nVcncd yesterday morning at II
o'clock viii! tho following judges in at :
tendance: District Judges Boyd, Dayton and
Smith.
The court announced and handed down
It's opinion in the following ease:
No. lla3-1toward =. Roberts ct al aDpel-
lania. ~. steam Drcdge ~ ct al nppci g.
lees; appeal from III" District Court at
Ncwbern, y. G. Opinion by judge Smith
Decree OF District Court reversed and cause
reminded for further proceedings in ac-
cordahco Win the opinion OF this court
The court then went into conference as to
cases heretofore argued and undecided
Court adjourned until this morning at II
o'clock. " -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
PORT OF RIcHMoND. MARCH A. 1a,,
ARRoNEr

Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
cnanoise and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, rner-
chandlse and passengers. Old Dominion Lin.
steamer Aurora, Furnan. Petershure and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
scnBers. Furman Line ~ H
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk mar
ehanalse and passengers Old Dominion Line.
c,,aH dIner Branden. Harvey. Norfolk. MGR
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River iandinEs. merchandise and pa a.
eenFers. Virginia Navigation Conpanv
steamer Aurora. Furm6n, Petcrsburs and
James River landings, merchandise and pa -
scnScrs. Furman Line N '"'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

Cotton; quiet; middltns: 1870; eros, rs-
l:lof6 bales: export TO Great Britain. 400
bales; 10 tho Continent. c5l bales; Coast
wise 2."it bales.
Total to-day at all por,s-Net receipts
lhl:i bales; export TO Great Britain, cce)
hales; to the Continent. 6,?SJ bales; stock,
76t03 bales.
Consolidated at nl rorts-Not receipts.
:2.!'S bales; export TO Great Britain, i.57
mlcS: to tho Continent li.an bales: to Mex
leo. $50 bales
Total since September ut all ports-Net
receipts. s.-oSS55 bales; export TO Great
bales; to tho Continent. a.6sS. 500 bales; to
Japan. :-}5j. bales. To Mexico, 4sio bales
New Orleans La March THE cotton
market was quiet to-day. but IT displayed
great stcadlncss, especially In tho afternoon
character. ana the orders camc out In the
taco of considerable bca IRISH sentiment fos,-
cred by reports of a favorable 3aturc ro-
eNruinS new crop preparations. ON the
opening tho tone was steady and prices
were ln4 points up. in the carly trading
tho advance was widcnoI TO liTG point, OF,
good cables. Tho favorable weather man
however. encouraged selling. and prccs fol!
OIL Unttl they were unchanged to point
down compared with tho tuaI prices of sat
sNHuCe oi SGi points not. Ia the afternoon
the marl;ct was very quiet. hut very stoacy
Tho close stcndy IT "a net rsn OF IIo
points. spots displayed little activity, mid
ding being unchanged at 1el.c. on total
sales of about Loo halcs. Spot cotton Quiet
The SPOT las bales and SEQ TO arrive clos
Ing futures: March. l2.2s. Aprii. 1874: Hiay
J::b' July. 1873: August. 1908: September
H.o'' october, 1lh'; December. iLjs.
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9Lo5: No. hard, sOSaarac.: No northern.
aa9i'ec. 20 NORTHERN. $50 @!4c.: 10.
white trac.: No. yellow. 6lo. Oats-No.
white. 3iHd3jc.; standard. s2iaG22f.c.
Baltmore Nd. March 3.--wheat--Easier;
contract. sl-o6. Corn-Eaeier; contract. 54c.
Oats-Stcady; No. . white. 3?E T3oiac. stand
ard white. S7a.93sc Rye-Cuite; 40. west
ern domestic 61pIoc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
NAVAL sTOREs

Wilmington. X. g.. March 3.-Spirlts rur-
I !. Sicady az 'ic iiosin- steady at
!lrm at S&d loo receipts II barrels.
Savannah. Ga. March S-Turpentinc-
Firn at ili2c; aalcs $50 casks; receipts gao
'ftslf; shipments .6i casks; stock IL 500
casks Eosin- Firm. sales aac casks: receipts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
r,ETERsBuRG PEANUT MARKET.

- NJ ~ 1G'I ~ JNOubcIA, NCCabc z: CO.)
bcl+rshu,E, Va. March n Peanuts
SL'3 per bushsl; Jumbo Spanish. si.25 pcr
pushel, No. Sbcllcd, Spanish, 1i4c per
pound; No . shelled spa nish, SIZE per
pound. MISUNDERSTANDING. 3s,c. per pound ::
iahcF' SieG"esc. per pound; extra prime SIC
per pouNd prime. &C. per pound machine
PICKED. .%H".C. per pound; shellin; .tock
- &c. per pound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
CHICAGO GRAIN ,t,Ek,,r

Chicago, m, March 2 Estimates .ba.
farm reserves 30 way beyond acccpt.d Ge
uIcs had "a depressing Influence today on
wheat Tho market closed heavy i,fca.c.
70 &c. net lower Corr, finished i,Nstc
down: oats of i.Gsac,. and provisions v.rv
ing from 2i2c. decline to an advance ~ asiJ,,
The leading futures ranged as fouov.
- Open. High. Low clos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.

New York. March 3-Bccvcs- Roceipts
So head. Market Irregular. Steers sj.1aG
ooo: bulls. f3QiS5. Dressed beef firm. Calves
Irregular. Ncals. SsioTic0; choice 500:
culls. s6ds.o' Shccp AND Lambs. Sheen 81 -
$50; cuils. 5550qt.5o; lambs. ssg?.S9 Hoga-
Higher at s2..Qda.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
DIE GoOps MAKkErs.

New York. March 3.-The cotton goods
marktis arc steady and unchanged. otto
man ana Bedford pcplins aro hcing shown
As new dress goods for fall. Worsted yarns
arc easier. $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

Chicago. H.. March -Hocs-linso,tlcd
Bulk OF sales ssJoas.Go. Cattlc-stronc.
BesNcs, S'94?..S cows and heifcra S3a5Gs 80 ;
calves, sIalo"o Shccp-Stron6 at S5cSsrC. IS ;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

'TN 7. II Ut CONDITIONS.
Live FoutrS All kinds ia heavy demand.
Dressed Poultry H"criptY light. demand
'f;uod. Eggs-Marl,ct very firm and rcroint,
cleaning M daily at quotations; outlook
GOOD. Ncai., Country bacon. Butter and
DRESSED HcEa-Ncry ActiNe.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond, Va
Richmoud. Va. March 3 1919.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Ss1 barrels; shipments 5s1 barrels; stock 11s
Sas barrels. Quote: Alb, Sos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
nlCHMoND TOBACCO MArKr.r
HID. AND LOOSE FIRED

Richmond. Va, March ?. 1913
Inc following are quota tons on the Rich
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October -.......IlA5 JI5i uH 1l53
December ......--.......1l.iI II.6o Il.H 1853

Spot cotton closed quiet: middinE up
lands. 1870; nIiddlinE gulf. 12o5. Sales do
livcrcd on contracp. 3Sioo bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

By Richard w Maury.
Stock and Bond Broker. 1915 j. Main S.r..t
Richmond. Va, March g. 1915.
SALES Al BOARD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
RICHMOND oRA1N srAnKEr.

Richmond. Va. March 3 1919
HOLESALl2 QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04
First National Rark--I0 AT cSn.
UNION Bunk nf Eictf1ond-,n n. -cn

quota lions FOR interest paving bona,
al price to Witch interest mus, he $500 80
'occ r9ndS aud certificates Of mdcbtcd
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-18
TO
PAY JULY 20
Directors Determine Upon
Quarterly Distributions =
Funds in Hand and Assured
Production Warrant Course

Directors of the Shattuek Arizona
Copper company will meet on June
IA TO declare a dividend which will be
payable on July 20. It is estimated
that il will be the policy of the man
agement to declare regular quarterly
dividends thereafter.
Development work at the property
is progressing very favorably The
total length of crosscut 26 on the SEQ
foot level is now - feet, the last Is
feet cutting hard limestone, showing
stains of copper carbonates. Com
mercial ore is looked for above this
crosscut. Crosscut 20 on this level
advanced in good copper ore about II
feet during the last week in April.
Raise No. 70 is now up 40 feet. and
during last week in April an advance
OF 81 feet was through silicous gold
silver ore Assays obtained from
this raise run as high as 10 ounces
! (s2o0) gold per ton. but most of the
product should assay in the neighbor
hood of one ounce (S20D gold per ton.
Crosscut Al is now f0l feet in length
A raise will be started from this cross
cut in which ii is expected that more
high grade, lead ore will be encount-
cred intermediate b. in GO raise
now has total length of 81 feet, all of
which has been in good carbonate ore.
This intermediate has indicated 4
much greater tonnage OF ore below the
400-foot level than had been expected
and greatly enhances the value OF the
ore body in that section. Crosscut "a
on the 600-foot level is now 224 feet
in length. Three feet back from pres
ent face. the miners encountered IN
the west side Of crosscut, high grade
of copper ore. and the present face Of
crosscut 81 Mil be stopped temporAr-
Dy, TO start a new one to follow this
ore. This streak of ore is about 5
inches wide at present and ASSAYS 20
per cent copper. Daily shipments of
$50 tons TO the Calumet and Arizona
smelter during the first quarter of this
year have averaged between s IL and
10 per cent copper with very satisfas-
tory gold and silver recoyeries. Aside
from that daily shipments of so tons
OF lead ores to the FL Paso smelter
have added between $4,000 and s40.-
900 net to the company's monthly
profits. Costs for the first quarter Of
this year averaged under 6 cents per
pound OF copper produced. AS soon IS
the Calumet & Arizona Mining COM
rany's new smelter is completed
probably the latter part of June-daily
shipments will be increased TO 800
tcns, and, when a more favorable con
tract for the treatment of the mines
lead ores can be obtained lead ore
shipments will be increased TO dou-
bic the present. rate OF 100 tons daily.
Development work continues to show
up more high grade ores on the upper
levels and the property is nov in first
class shape for proposed early in
crease OF production. It is expected
that production for year 1918 win be
about $4,000 pounds of copper, and
that costs will probably average about
six cents per pound the same as re-
turns during the first quarter OF the
year.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-18
MIAMI COPPER.

The Miami Copper company has
made good progress the past week in
restoring that part of the mine work
ings damaged by the recent caying
Of the Gaping. Several new raises
and drifts are being opened 70 facil.
tate the removal OF ore from the up
per levels. About 1000 tons OF ore is
now being sent TO the mill daily, and
II will be but a short time until the
mill EiH be running at its full capae-
ity of 5000 tons.
The work of enlarging and repair
ing No. l Captain shaft is progress
ing. The enlargement Of the shaft
was accomplished by rising from the
I4th level, and stripping and timber
ing is now going on. The shaft will
be equipped with cage, skip and lad
der road. and will afford egress from
the northwest portion of the mine.
Timber and supplies will be delivered
through this shaft and the rock ex-
tracted in development work will be
hoisted through The company is
building a number OF three and four
room frame houses ON the Red Springs
location. for the accommodation OF
employees
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-18

A bonanza gold strike. with vein
OF ore fifteen feet vide, the high-rsde
streak OF which assays S32.61s 10 the
ton, has been made in vein at Jas
per. thirty two miles south west of
Monte Vista, Colo.
An extra dividend declared after dis
solution of Standard Oil Co.. on stock
OF Indiana Co, caused executors OF es-
tate Of John S. Kennedy 70 appear in
Surrcgate's Court in New York. Fri
day 70 ask instructions as TO how prof.
IL ehouid be distributed. n consider
ed IS income, dividend VIII be paid 70
life tenants OF s15.000.ooo trust funds,
and II part Of principal rssiduary leg.
atees will have interest. Tie Ksnne-
dy estate was estimated at $4,000. 900.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-18
MINES, MINING, COPPER STOCKS AND COPPEF

first enoment of the I'M
as TO Warrant The highest confidence
ing Pablo Win the ultimate of Wholly
rapidly up holders for any
temporary being experienced
ls PASSING DIVIDEND given from
he New York alice
'ons resaDAs in sexcu has
ordinarily be up for consideration
become more settled
1 is nor known how the os
heen As see Of conflicts federal state
serious traffic op
'fat0ns a sreseE
We are unable TO tell bow conditions will enable
facrsasc While hopeful
ina, be gradual"
The METAL MARKET For during the
strength of price several
lcf the larger selling this only
present in the
hands of PtOncsra The heavy
nued this month with European of demand immediate
copper
situation
present price
This notwithstanding growing reports
cine in retail commitments IL all lines and the continued easing on Of
manufacturing activities
the bot
tom months needed the very
copper
sumiDs in country
in
with the best demands
for curtsiueas
this Further ons~ttng possible
riisg strong in
activities quoting will during
the half all Indications
creased products
THE DECREASE stocks Producers
any excellent showing made
OF the respond attributed only which
all
Including Washington
bin the notifications
uncertainty
eoppers
OF what The
splendid throughout
lag Buy limit tAe bridge behind.
April statement showed de
follows =
Stock Of marketable an kinds hand all
in the United States, April
Production OF marketable the United States
Deliveries OF marketable consumption
during issO5s5s
points May 75549I0
April unluctoh dAlixeris follow
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-18
C. A. Adding Steadily Largely Find
eue Briggs Shaft Exploitation South From 400 500 Station Being
Cut Ho0 Saginaw Territory VieOed Junction Gets Neo Ore District in


shaft level surface FOR the body with
high copper content of the ore gives mpoan money
deal
punches
from the i'm
po production
RESULTS expee development mapped
start
nat
thar
THE FIFTEEN HUNDRED Level
prevails
country yield
The
ilss readily
greatest in
advantage considerable
to the
probably
date 4 directors have nothing official concerning
Of property hey
considered
property viii
great
large .-f
hrstun Of IA
at be dedicated when the blast
viii be blown The t
that
shipments
Blowing the
early placing PROVIDED by
material divisions
and in Douglas wen in the transportation division
during by Arizona ssst
other
exceptionally
holding
adding
While position
where could establish the quarterly dividend
other
EASTERN Iron
towards while
vtn proves
ts Calumet
splendid
holdings
in Congratulated
mining organization These
direct precious
metal values bonanza
producers in general
The HIGGINS LEASING sufphides
Of that
Copper
and shattuck workings belief
top going through
and anticipated
ton Of the the
expression surprise by reason
possibilities planned
decide
eaer
be
GREENE cAEANEA period
paid February
paid
compulsory closing Of s
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-18

in is never
something something
wonderfully
splendid values
CASUAL
which they
constantly
in
dollars
and under present
IS PAYING Pack but
in enjoy
tnah there the which have prevailed
other mining districts with the variation the price Of
Of year
employed
but there all times with the results.
DISTRICTS
last
the situation Thomas Higgins and Laird
OF association
that
dccns divisions AL old timers lind of the
making
expectations
Copper properties
ineaded
In all of
satisfactory attending development
Of recent Calumet Arizona new "crk in tells the story
TO ore reserves by Copper queen
regular
The
ibe-aIIy all calls
JUNCTION
Confidence
activities that direction for time The persistent Effort
dsapponen
ulphide
the mine So far they have opened this from nearly 100
end n the line
Copper Queens
area vicinity They prosecuting
in it
levels south of The they
are
nl possession mine producing proven
district particular body entered so Feet
years pressing
possibly
whether the the south
develop wholly
the find
developing big body and drifting
in important
developed
of deposit
ENCOURAGING although productive
being orospeced strea
ore country
picked
anybody
the presence of vein showing a
HoATsoN The rich body encountered time ago
1900 Prom the 1900
reward body sndug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
MOST IMPORTANT PARTICIPANTS
IN WORLDS SERIES OVERLOOKED

he Kid into the hole. and I was sure
] had him. He took two that I
tried 20 get him % bite az and then
reached out and slapped curve on
ile outside over third base for "a
The umpiring in the recent series
was good. \ few OF the BOYS said
Ekdh missed some the day he worked
brhlu1 the plate I'm philadelphia bur
as was not in that game. couI.
not tell. II was he FIRST world ;
series. and De might have been lit
%" nervous Also. he may have had
an on day the same as ball PLAYERS
E"l lh"u. anyway tie umpIring had
nothing ln particular 10 DO with The
ultimate outcome Of tho series.
Town That Hates Loser.
For the first time M its history.
residents Of Cincinnati have had "A
thauce 70 look az team wearing The
uul. Orm OF one OF the cOuteuGar. ft.
'lc worlds series without buriry :
.ek"f 'O New York. PhlIadeIubf,
'h.cas1 or Pittsburgh The G'ant-
ana White SoV played their rrsf
gam" oi The worlds tour in Garry
ii'f mann city on The Rhine last
"''k. and Tho voters there showed
.Nii ih,y would appreciate worlds
series by turning out fn urpftabI.
Fl
.rnr got a. much patronage ali aI5ng
..' IIN'" o. they received there u
i' going POP Do money maker
cincinnati would be- "a great town
Tor worlds series a little arru.
mont between Clesoland and Cinr1-
natl Tor tho championship Of tts
world would draw everybody % Cir
r.rnau ] believe But fhoy do hate
loser out there Joe" Tinker a,p
tdod in mo that Ho expected FOB .Ir.
rii-" DOT ~ people with Tho Roll.
r.F' FrHr There are .rycraI man.
a-"f predicting surprises Tor mex,
fH.Dr now
one EMPIRES pet Freak Dee.rfor
0' lwr.r.r .. WOO Hrrf 10
rho BEGINNING ~ 't.H story. There Vaa
"a group 20 fNrm fnoffsd around a boz.
f"I 'abI" ln New York after ODD.
worid's series. and they were taIt|7-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
FAlRMONT NORMAL AND STATS
TEAMS READY FOR BIG CLASH

whom the Stats viii meet during the
present schedule
Coach Johns sent his men through
long. hard drill yesterday afternoon
al the Twenty-siXth street Fairgrounds
ana is much better satisfied with the
condition Of the men than he was last
saturday. when they were pitted
afalnst Dlquesne University. The
backheid Is getting away faster with
the plays. and the fumbling which
Hhrred the beginning OF their game
iast saturday viii be eliminated In 10.
morroW's contest Green and Solss
thee Dig halfbacks. are expecting 10
make lnroads on the Fairmont limo
Games and Chambers are showing
great form on the end positions. "Bui.
let Gardner will be seen in his Dosf
lion az fullback. and since his injured
hand. which marred his work In last
saturdays game. has entirely healed
no VIII no doubt be seen making htt
usual spectacular runs bowling Nh ,
college men who fr~ 20 stop him fu all
directions Coach Johns rs depcudin..
upon Gardner 10 tear up the Fairmort
line any time n few Yards are needed
10 make the distance To- touchdovr
or first down
me Sfnnie squad are all anxious
ana confident as To- tho outcome OF tho
game '''
Arrangements have been complotod
lo care Tor an the Riddles" in Greater
Wheeling Al boys under ~ win DO
admitted free the only ro1uiromerf
being that they are school BOYS ana
under Tho age OF o. Tho invitation
.i'nas to the schools Of Wheeling
Martins Ferry. Bcllaire. pridreport
h'n'o0d. McNoChcn and WarucoJ A
number of police will boz detailed bod,
E'ep The bows in line while CI.ea-
Lender NrNdams viii rrdaator to eo.
iH"m in OBJ" chorus ~ bis Uirl school
rO1frrs' club
lN' HII1fr management is ANXIOUS
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