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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
MUCH DAMAGE
TO OYSTER REEFS
Deepening of Channel i'm
.Harbors Near Mobile Is
Damaging Reefs

Montgomery, February 15.-tSpeelai)-
Capt. John Craft of Mobiles member
of the state oyster comillssion. called
upon Governor o'Neal today with ref
erence to measures to be adopted look
ing to the prevention of the destruction
of oyster reefs in Mobile harbor by the
federal government.
The government is engaged In deepen
ing channels in the haibors surround
ing Mobile, a ID according to Captain Graft
much damage is being done to the osster
eefs.
captain Craft wanted TO know II there
was not some way OF evening tie ae-
sttOct.on of these eefs. and there is 4
,oss.b.lity that the matter vii oe IA en-
court for adjudication Governo
: cal is of the opi.i n taou h lie has
I set looked lily into ,he. matter tina.
q o eminent las 20 isn't to % t oy
ser ee Belonging 10 tAe state. and
ae FIN at he is cogteet n this be-
ef, /. is p4o1a e that steps WI be taken
pestt tse govern ent from doing
tier da.-iabe to tAe tAtes operty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
EVENTS OF TODAY

Christian Commercial Travellers of
America meet in the auditorium Of the
Y. M. C. A. at $3.50 o'clock and at the
southside Baptist church nj 1880.
The Rev. C. A Bowen speaks at the
Z. NJ C. A. at $3.50 o'clock on THE
Wrong Way that Looks Right"
Mass meeting of members of the Y
NJ c. A. at the association al 4 O'Clock
for the purpose of discussing plans Tor
Z membership campaign.
Bishop <. M. Beckwith of the Epis-
copai diocese of Alabama will confirm
classes at Bessemer and Ensley.
Chicago baseball club OF the National
league, accompanied by some of the
leading baseball writer's Of the nation,
will be in Birmingham for a short
while this afternoon en- route to Tampa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
CUBAN EDITOR WHO
ATTACKED BEAUPRE
is GIVEN BANQUET

Havana, February 15.-Representative
Ssto. the nominal editor of the newspa-
per Cuba, and confessed author of the
attacks which have appeared in that Jour-
nal against the American minister Ar
thur NJ. Beaupre, left Havana today for
Cienfuegos, where a public reception had
been planned in his honor The Cuba
publishes numerous kilograms received
from all parts of the country lauding the
patriotic attitude of Soto.
The manifest reluctance of the Cuban
congress TO permit the prosecution of
Representative Soto is giving rise to
some anxiety here. Minister Beaupre has
not yet taken any further action in the
matter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
,I.EhIOIl College
FI.E DEFEi iI[D BY
U'f'EnSITY TEAM

fnsoa sosa. FEB ua ~ Alaba IA ,e-
ed J.. m.n f5n c lice Ia fll mt
an OF oas Hhal ~ score pf a
to IL
Nc .on's goal ST otaas was ea.dre.
az was the paving If sear.shi anl
Han sh.
Alabama: la 81, centse, Searlsht and
Wells. torxa d. McGargo. Hagln Love
cn8 Ciar' e, guards.
Birmingham Walton, cent Q, AoFton
AID Dom neck. forwatds; Laughin, uouse
and Da aenrort, guards
Field goals. Walton /. Norton 4, Doml-
meek 2, Harsh l. Searight G. Wells 8.
Mccafgo 4 Foul. Norton :. Harsh, !,
Wells 3. Referee. Hood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
COL. ]. c. MABEN BACK
Official Announcement of Improve
ments Contemplated by Sloss Co.

That his company was now drafting
plans for improvements aggregating $780,
COO was an announcement yesterday of
Col. j. C. Maben. president of the Sloss
company, who returned To the city from
New York a few days ago. A general
idea about the improvements was given
here several days ago Colonel Maber
said yesterday that the officials were
considering the work and would have q
list OF improvements made out soon. II
is understood that additions have beer
made to the plans already outlined and
that the company will arrange some an
nounced improvements.
Colonel Maben indicated that Nithin q
few days an official statement would bt
issued in reference TO the programme ol
improvements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
AUTO BANDITS ACTIVE
IN NEW YORK CITY

New York, February &c. c. Van
wager of Charlevoix, Michigan. reported
to the police today that he had been
seized on Broadway shortly after mid
night by two highwaymen, who robbed
him of 5000 in cash and negotiable GER
tificates. Vanwager said the robbers wore
heavy fur coats and escaped in an au-
tomobile which stood at the curb. 4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
10y. ....er-.-
N ~ rfFNV ~
ovr~ IT farG I'D

s'isses rarnfs en7 rotter ~ this city
.iii o~dn hivh clas ami exclusive
millinery shop at la1s cend avenue.
Fcder e Perks forms building,
Misses II rres & Cottcr w'li ceter tn
the most exciting trade Their store
I'll : . the home of all that is eie-
~ant an exclusive N millinery Bir-
mir, rham wornen will find the hand
soonest and most exclusive models and
original designs at the new shop
The formal spring announcement Will
be made observation-disclosures
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
Weather Forecast

Washington, February 15.-Forecast for
Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and
Georgia: Generally fair Sunday and Mon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
Rheumatism
A Home Cure BY Ono VINO Had Il

In the spring Of 1899 was attacked by Museu
lar aud Inflammatory rheumatism suffered as
nnly those who have it know. for over three years
tried remedy after remedy. aud doctor after
doctor, but such relief as / received vas ont
emporary. Finally. found remedy that cured
me completely. aud II has never returned have
lyen 1t TO number who we're terribly afflicted
and even bedridden with Rheumatism. and It e.
-cted cure in every case
want every sufferer from any form Of rheuua
e trouble to try this marvellous healing power
Don't send cent: simply mail your name and
5ddress and / will send 1t free to tn. II. after
on have ueed II and It has proven Itself 70 be
lat long -loohed-for means Of curing your Rheu-
.nafism you may send the price OF 1t. one dollar
out, understand. do not want your money unless
on are perfectly satisf1ed to send IL. lsn't that
fart Why suffer longer when positive relief Is
nus offered you free' Don't delay Write today
Marx II. Jackson. No. S2s Alhambrs. Bldg.
Syracuse. a.. u
y Mr. Jackson u responsible ADORE stste1en,
f-.--Pub. l|
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
sample bottle sent Free

LbsIotiAI NoTcE-To
advised DR. Co
in
mnghan Ageierad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
Are Your Kidneys Weak?
Thousands of Men and Women Fave Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.

Nature warns you when the track o
health IS not clear. Kidney and blad
der troubles compel you to pass wate
often during the day and get up man,
times during the night.
Unhealthy kidneys cause iumbago. rheu
matism. catarrh OF the bladder. pain dui
ache in the back. joints muscles, time
have headache or indigestion, as time passes yo
may have a sallow complexion, puffy or darl
circles under the eyes sometimes feel as thoug
you had heart trouble may have plenty OF al
bition but strength get weak and lose files
If such conditions are permitted TO continl
serious results are sure to follow; Bright's dl.
ease, tho very worst form of kidney troubl
may steal upon you.
Prevalency of kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarming /
crease and remarkable prevalency of kidn.
disease. While kidney disorders are the mo.
common diseases that prevail they almo.
the last recognized by patient and physician.
who usually content themselves uIth doctori.
the effects, while the original disease constant.
undermInes the system.
If you feel that your kidneys are the cause
your sickness or rundown condition, begin tai
ing Dr. kllmer's Swamp Root, the great kidnes
your kidneys improve, they viii help tho otht
organs to health.
If you are already convinced that Swamp-Ro,s
is what you need, you purchase the regul
fifty and one-dollar size bottles at all dru
stores Don't make any mistake but remembt
the name, DR.. kilmer's Swamp Root, and the ad
dress, Bnghamton, n. Y, which you viii FIN.
on every bottle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16

y n ) ! 4Ha
Elsii Soy
.s universally ina3a By lsaai : citr-
r.nlen, doctors, educ Ofs. nul ats. lw-
vers MS well IS business m and wo-
men In All walks OF life, as one OF the
stimulants.
sl.25 fun quart bottle. BE sure you
get the genuine substitutes are injur-
f0us.
Tre Duay MATT whiskey Co. Fcches-
ter n. \.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16
Local Data

Local Ddta
For the "a hours ending at ! p m, Feb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
JOY RIDERS
FROM Jungletown Spin Around ci,v
sno Oct nehHd-Fishters From
Same Place Also IN Bad

Wa. Ii""'rd. proprictrc4s ~ r..
sort 90 -'fN Main street. became ,efv
j"'i1i 1f an early hour ycs,.rds
morning and with Ethel fHa,k. an IN.
~ O." ~ r"r place. uick campbell Ja.k
SNOW ami Jack kineer. went ior rid
ine o. h'r large touring car ~bs
started p" VISIT every dump on d..
In. h4f vas finally caught tt on .e-.
liiI. brand and Moran Nfav puf boz,
Tor tf" ari''1rarre ~ her entire f.srf,.
'Nf unr' NJ fheni appfered I'm u1f<.
court N'sf' rda' ruorninr. and a Hr.
" aud costs was assessed ass'nst
'a.h
lH fhe uounfr .r thr diefri-. "a
no. end WITH fre arrest ~ tho COOS.
rid'r- StI earlier .u tho rrorqf---
Nice EHr'r woe called tu The t f...
f DAISY Nufnfff. on Market ~rs.t
~ more EHfr Weston anI Jerri. p.
praf" -iHf italian tango dar.~-
90. h"Ys'. HHi irlh.i,cd FOO much srfs
80. 're.ts.I nsff. frsnurf
li'fh dame..- ult up rsr fr..- a..
l'7rfr'r Hni then failed tp appear
H- rt"HI md fr, r' g. ana costs
Wa- assessed H-4fn-f each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13

committed himself in favor Of the re-.
gional reserve plan. although feel.
ing prevails tina, this ultimately Will
b" adopted
In the meantime. ~. prospect a.
currency legislation at this session
is no brigh'er than it has been for
sev"ra days past A. has been said
one or more bills probably will be- in
reduced. but none j. cXpect.d Ia
come " vote IN IN" House bafor,.
10" day % Adjournment
Not Good Business
To pass bin Of such tremendous
importance without hearings is mo-.
regarded by veterans as gout brsi.
ness or good politics. and II i- b.-
I"t'd tIH such hearing. would a..
.i"'' Tor more eNpcr'- On their lines
MAN 1'd even The ta-in hearing
HIS - .upers God 10 be- tI, L,.ltaf
h' TO-" White House and go Tho Treas
If ana % i- the firm conviction of
Majority Leader nd.rvood and man.
'f his friend,
For 'n" present. Representation
Idin.r regarded as 10. mouthDiocs
~ fh" adm u'-fraflor insists tt,,
'uTrrhc' l".i-iat ION mIst Do. enacted
"' Hi' session. hGf he ha- not gouo
gar mar h" could not bac. water
WIN consistency and grace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
EXPOSITION
INDUSTRIAL Exhibits on Fair Grounds
During Ser,i-CentennisI Promise 20
Eclipse All Past Efforts

Matters in conncCif7r WIN tho In.
dustrial exposition 20 be held on the
state lair grounds next week as a parf
or the Semi-Centennial celebration are
rounding 10 in fine shape arrange
menfs are now practically complete
tor what viii undoubtedly prove 10 be
the greatest exposition ever held in
West Virginia
among the exhibitors that will have
displays in the main exposition build
ING ar" the following Hazel Atlas
Glass company, Coco Cola company. G.
y. House. Sanatel Tobacco COMPANY
News Publishing COMPANY. Carey
Roofing Company. Hartman Cut Glass
company. Purpura Bros United Wool
en- Mills. Graham umgarner COMPANY
and others There are stil few good
display booths that may be had upon
application 10 the committee AZ the
S"mi-Centennial headquarters in The
board % trade rooms
One Of the most interesting exhibit.
on IN" grounds will be the booth
whore every step in process Of manu-.
featuring and retailing the famous
Wheeling Stogie will he shown. Otbor
articles that have helped to make
West Virginia famous will be seen in
the process of manufacture.
one entire wing " thu exposition
hall has been devoted 20 the state *.
hibit which will be- under the suberyfs.
ion ~ Howard + Williams. state arri-
cultural commissioner and the RaIfi.
more a OHIO railroad company This
exhibit viii consist 81 grains. grasses.
minerals. woods and Agricultural PRO.
ducts o. all kinds
Troops Here
The state university cadets and fol
eral troops Will be- campeG on the
grounds and Civ daily expositionS Of
camp life and military tournament Tea.
lures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
CANNOT AGREE ON
CURRENCY BILL
LEADERS OF ADMINISTRATOR
FAIL TO REACH ANY CON.
ClUSiON AND GIVE UP
Will Put Bill Up TO the Admin stration
and Let President and others
Outline IL.
Intsnigencer Bureau.
washington, ID. C.. June IA

All hope OF agreeing among them
selves on currency measure was
abandoned to-day by the hnancicrs Of
congress and the task ~ framing the
iii Vill be put 70 the administration
Instead % preparing 4 Glass bill!
or an Owen bill or Hitchcock biI or
even composite measure and Obtain.
ing the administration endorsement.
The statesmen o. both branches Xiu
abandon the initiative and will &c.
cept what may be handed them from
the other end az Peuusvlyauia a,ar,..
so Vel prepared Vas the adtn.risfra.
uoh Tor this decision thar no -urp-is.
need be coca -iOned should the bif
make ~ appearance Boo ton d4t. Or
Two weeks Nof thar 80 refs....f,f,
VIII be introduced for -orra limo a..
come. but Do probably ull be- com.
pleted within that period
Conference between PresideI. Wu
son ana secretary NcAdoD ere az con.
want occurrence. two dav SOME.
llrhe- b'lng held. while also tlct pore
over separately and together an
enormous amount ~ mail ON fr. sub
lect ~ ts understood thar mo- p.r
ticuia- policy actually ha. heer 90.
% NY mo ma % features arc under
advisemen' and definite limo maj, ~.
accepted within ffr near fufg-.
Throws 70 Hands.
10 ~ enprt fu gef together pr .t.
founda'ion ~ mcasura fha -.r.f.
committee nr BANKING and Drrr.rr,
heih another meeting jar r.rff and
lhrrrhfd our 'Ie subject from a,.-f ID,
tnien So humorous aud -,. .... ........
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
OUT-THE-PIKE
Club EntArfatneh

NJ S"astika club. Of Elm Grove was
entertained At the tome Of Misses Nel
ne ana Gertrude Folmar on Rig Wheel
rs oie'h' iaSt eNeniSS Games and mu-
sic were enjoyed bV the voung n.onG.-
S'ld AT - seasonable hour "A delectable
Iuh'nrpn Was served. ThoSa present
mri- Misses Henrietta Smootz KATHRYN
Baird. Ethel KittIe. J.anette prvcr L-i,,,i'
tHtttt>on. Mabel Haliet. Eleanor stem.
h"Aia britt fird Cl,llsnd. Ethyl Key
Mary tlelland. Marie SchyIe. Eliza
~ .n ZONES Lilly Happy. NelIie and
G"ttrud" Folmar. MeSsrS t;eorg, Iones
,Nu' moe oitver Pryor. Logan Kittle
iaIIN Hallet. Elmer MendeI Frank
] rank Teamon. Joe Baird Harry 81
husband Peabody Atkinson, Lester
Crow. Dick Miller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13

'' 100 ffsI f.4f %, frarrr,rIeuf ...f
10 .1I r-'f..r picture tent which wa.
-'iI ffi TO-" Nsfa So .n. been In.tr
ff H.uree .fud s.fI. evening ere
b. If HfN WIZ" sect
s Hffu frt Ira fH .-...... .. Ga.
'..n .r f.s uuefrta. .Itefr..f o..
~'H Irr rr.ur Iu frf f..ft.
N LH Desirable I.lf .4.lr f..s
"..if n.' ffnv rfs or fne fI.f..r.. o,.r
fHr present location until
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
sPoRTsmENs ASSOCIATION
HOLD ANNUAL SHOOT

SO f. l'etff. rfFf fnfr' Irar-.r
DNTlNGTON ~ Na I'm, f-
WIFI fr' of fra best shot. ir 80
state 900 attendance. Tho Wsr Nirrin
F Sror'qmrn Neaociauon eafhcr 90
here TODAY Tor frr annual three "a,
tournament W 20 Herr I.d I- fr..
fhooiinc today With = arr-. ~ 10 ,.if
~ f'" Tho contest rpr Obi. ,rfft,t u,f
ctampiorsh of w.. Nirr.rI, aiI h..
held ou FRIDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
West Virginia Traction e
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Compsny's av-
thorized pay stations:

company Office ttrrer rrfN l.
chaplin" street Wheeling v "a
l.arL ~ FIifon. Fulton v Ns
.. Tne First National Hatk. Etm Grow.
Wssf Virginia
state Rank - Flm Grove Flm
Grove. Wcs' virginia
ray your electric Fff safer ana
-. uhls or nc mos r.rtcrIs1f raf
''"'n II " NklNs. treasure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
The articles VIII all be

or the week. The articles viii all be
well cared for and will be returned
TO their owners Immediately at the
close OF the celebration. The COM
mittee has already collected a mum.
Der OF interesting relics. but is anx.
ious TO get everything II can in this
line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13

Z" .'d THIS evening ~ tho home n, A..
N'.'' '"rni'n. on Marshall sfrrer.
So erHl car loads ~ sand AZ. h.,,.,
ti'''''f % IN ~" IennS,ftanfa vards -
'~'I "1 the new Juuct ON school
To-day viii br pay day ro- ia. e-.
I."f o. ~ tie Riverside works in scv.r,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
TO Erect Nsw Station.

Material - arriving for a n.u sta,io,
"hi'h VII %" erected soon on she ca
~i'" ~ k"ihHny pike by tn. West Sir-
go ra' ton Elerfric COMPANY at
o'tb-dfl" THIS will avoid tn- sec
"nd stop and passengers for the CITY VIII
ht '"npelled L" take tn" new station
instead ~ the old ono on tn. west sd.
OF ~" pi"". The talked - station al
fhGingt"n Lane fell through a. me
PROPERTY "Hner and The company could
not aETe" ON the price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
wagon and carriage repair shop. I
y. McGlumphy. Overlook.
Paving Assured.

" WAS learned through a reliable
source YESTERDAY that ~. u,,tre -,
hfHser street. Patterson. T. a 20 The
""did OF county comm sStuners mas
ami the residents and town are "a 49,.
Wv" baIanc" The Specifications have not
h-tn Completed hut Will probably bs
ready IL "a fesy davS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
WANT RELICS
Historical Committee Of Sem Centen.
nal Anxious 70 Have Coed Col.
lection OF Relies

Person who have historical relics
thar would b" ~ interest 30 AN histori.
Co. museum. arc urged 20 send them
iu Dr a. 3 WIuscItrr. chairman Of
fhc ki.t0rioa. committee or 20 Score.
iirr savior. o. the SnmtC cnfcnuial
executive committee. before the end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
School Ent.rtairm,nt.

very well attended was the entertain
H"ht gwen H' tie scholars - IT YIN
zen faruciial school last evening Tie
ioIi'"inC program Was rendered.
.'r out on the deep. Fourth class
o., w VII. ..-.....- Ii'tis EorS
Plano Spl"- PANE Itrn,.r
Miss Madeline TIE
Recitation Mary Ann Iitfr. ,.t.fs
'u"f us fhiidlup.i Ia,4 IIt'I. a.
French Recitation
Misses ''"nefi',r and Alice Nortor
Rag Song r.. ~.
ttrilrS Iflu fp,.r,,,. -.
" station TIE soldier 81, small -, !.
re- N"- l't'!... ...... SINAI Fuy
Piano solo rslIer f4nre
. Miss Margaret Never
ti"t'on Lap f'r Life large Iots
, .''f US \" fke NfINr lourti class
Cum i'rtl r.. ~.
I'm" Duet "Ovsf She ifIi and Dale
tl.Hr-iUHrI Miss ttI.f t<I-.r md
fI~i. CO. dwell
l'trfpuius I,..t. ,.t..y-
O. h"t1~ iivmn OF f... West Virgln.ars
The class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13

r.r ...Hr. .H'rars -
.f-fn H.ea.a. a "ff.. ... ... .- 49,
.,..u..i'rs. end smaa un,a ,is. aaisa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13

e. laced hfu 4rtf.
&C. Ha- uuatiI, Goo
t"w Ifst to tI..
ni-N.lI' vhsfs hs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
Troops Here.

The state university cadets and fed
cral troops Will be- campot on the
grounds and Civ daily exposition. of
camp life and military tournament Tea.
lures
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20

walk of car line to Stone Mountain
fine shade and running water Price
right. Good terms. Cars will be run
ming by October 10. Johnson q Young,
215 Peters Building Phone Main 2245.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20

HAYWARD & cLARk's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 20.-Political
news in this mornings press was more
positive in regard to the conservation
Of the American exchanges. This. To-
gether with anticipation of a bullish
Times Democrat Monday, caused fur
Their stiff advance in Liverpool, where
futures closed about S points higher,
with spots 10 points higher. sales, 1000
bales
There were rumors OF a Texas spot
failure, which is thought to have con-
tributed to the strength in Liverpool
through the rebuying Of hedges.
Weather conditions continue favor
able The map shows generally fair in
the Western States and Alabama, with
very little rainfall. Partly cloudy in the
rest of the belt. with some good rains
in Arkansas and the eas'Arn part of the
AtlantiCs Little rainfall elsewhere.
Indications are for generally fair wealth
er in the western and central belt, and
cooler, cloudy with showers east of the
Mississippi, followed by clearing and
cooler on Monday.
A moderate cold wave is passing east
ward through the grain States, and will
cause a decided drop in temperature
over the northern half Of the cotton belt,
but not to an injurious degree. This
high pressure is a safeguard against
cold waves in consequence and is favor
able to the initiation of an Indian sum
mer. A warm spell Of some duration is
indicated to follow this cool wave The
market opened about 3 points higher
and advanced to 1345 for December,
feeling continues hullish. buying was
based on the strong Liverpool and a
strong craft warning for the Southwest
coast. There is no opposition whatever
TO bulliug and the market acts promptly
on all news that can he interpreted as
bullish. Strong buying started even on
a small craft warning for the Gulf coast,
really Of no danger at all to the crop.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
SLIGHT DECLINE IN
PRICE OF STOCKS
Volume of Business Extremely
Light, Attributed Mainly to
Professionals.
By cAARLgs W. sToRM.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Virtually all
stocks were lower at the opening Of
the stock market today Union Pacific
began at l59a4. with a gain of 4. but
within half hour was ruling under last
nights final quotation. Chesa peake and
Ohio and Chino Copper also made tri-
fling gains, which were soon lost
Among the declines were Utah Cop
per =. United States Steel common L,
Southern Pacific q. Pacific certificates
g. Reading =. Northern Pacific a. New
Haven .. New York Central 4, Mis-
souri, Pacific ;. Lehigh Valley IS, Erie
g., Canadian Pacific 4. California Pc
troleum s., American Car and Foundry
"A and Amalgamated Copper a
There was no session Of the London
stock Exchange and there were num-
Der of selling orders cabled here for the
International houses
The curb market was steady.
The market closed firm.
Government bonds unchanged. Other
bonds firm