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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

Truntee's Sale.

Ttunteeu bAie.
BY virtue ~ a deeo OF trust made ny
,ienry l.. PApe and Mary v. Fape. his
vie. 80 the Undersigned. dated the 22nd
Gay Of August. \. -. 1905. and recorded
- the office Of the Clerk 81 the county
court 81 p1io County. Nest Virgin a. In
Deed 81 Trust BOOK No. So. paee -a'. 1
and best bidder. at the north front ioor
- the court house OF sad county IN the
city Of Wheeling. IN t1e county OF chio
and state of West Virginia. on
SAL RbAA. THE =tTH DAY Of
APRIL. l?I3.
commencing ~ ten O'clock. A. m. the
.v.ioN iII GeSrr4hcd real estate situated
% t.c city - Wneeling. in the county
80 90 -. and state Of west virginia. that
- to say: All the north one-half II lo,
numbered Two ~. z Of Lot NO. p in
square Numbered one t>p. No. - in car
iOi and Bakers Addition 10 the city az
Wheeling. said half lot having a 'front.'
ag. on Acrolloch street 81 twenty t2ub
feet together with all improvements.
tenements and nered,taments thereon
te.ng the same property convey ed 20 the
said Henry L. rape AMI Mary Y. rape.
his ~ife. ~ Marcsret Beckett and her
husband. by deed lated August 22nd.
1905. and recorded ~ tie pff'ce Of the
'".nty court Of ONO "un'N. West VI
ERMS OF SALE -bn'-thiri. and a =
much more Of the purchase money as
the purchaser shall elect iu cash. ami
money. with interest. n twelve months
f."ru TN. day ~ sale. aud tie IT Ter hall
Of surr residue being The rema. % Ter Cf
tho T'rr.sso MONEY. with interest. IN
eighteen months from the date Of sale
to purchaser giv.1g his necotia bic
iroTlss 'rf notes witt persona security
t''r~or. satisfactory 20 the urder~ gne I
trustee. for the 7ai! deferred ayme MS.
wni.1 aAfe-s ~I pawn -ufs s1sll No So
cured either tv dcei II trust upon the
property sold. or reservation - ten
- Tho iecI FROM 20 undersigned truz-
20. .. to purchaser or nv 80 fefeatt1n
= to legal ..f'n - tho property cold IN
fl trs i4vr@1i ~ 'ui oil tie deferred
i.-r'.'l-' ucucs.
l.. =. JpEpAN.
Trustee.
rr~-e5-1r-' s-15-:5
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PRICE ADVANCED
Master Plumbers Give Notioe 20 the
Public That Price OF Plumbing
Work Has Been Advanced.

Y rae announced lasf evening bv
no Master Il.Tb"re ociafion of
NhrrI mr. 'laf IN account ~ fhe IN
cr"ase In wages granted Tho Journey.
n..I D .Wh"r- ui Wheeling and viciu.
f'. Tho cosf ~ plumbing vii h. in
creased accorirci, This. advance in
vtro become effective TODAY % all
plumh"rs 90 This vcinitt and notice
Is given Tho public that an ma, know
0hv such hiat prices arr asked for
doing work Mans viii Doubtless be-
Cad thai 'r'oz.rc weather rlr p7eaed
and wil 'udoat0r f1 prepare Tor he
neat season cold su1p4
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COLONIAL OPENS

t''or hcine closed sir~o fhc Good
Tho roru motion picture theatre.
Z dion I'D on Nnrkr' t'rrrf "II open
This afternoon Nn excellent snf ~
r"cl- have boon secured and tho Same
high class motion r.rtusos v.u he
hoVr fIl' ha- m DO thr colon 10 one
of fh' mo.f popular motion picture
f1' r'. .u This .-rfi,u
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SMALLPOX WARNING

Since January smallpox has been less prevalent
in the vicinity of Elm Grove.
Some Of these cases were mild and not recognized as
smallpox of this the
and everything has been favorable for the pread of the
disease
Many of the pike residents work Wheeling and
employers requested to that all such employees
vaccnated.
plant three days after his smallpox eruption appeared
cinaon will absolutely prevent smallpox there little excuse
for contracting it. Vaccination will be free of
charge at the Health Department daily between the
SA NJ and p. NJ.
Where there number of employees physicians from the
department will upon request gladly do vaccnatng at any
place in the city of Wheeling
While vaccination is cheap smallpox expensive in
more than
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
March 3lst 1913.
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BRIDGE
BEING REPAIRED
ARE WAIVED TO BE
WATCHTuL NJ PASSING THAT
POINT.
False WORK Olives siz Feet Less Clear
ancs 8pace@Other River News OF
Interest Generally.

warning has been issued ny the
government engineers Of this city ard
other points along the OHIO river 10
rivermen in general 10 he cautious IN
siVe repairs and improvements are beirg
made The false work on the bottom of
the bridge hangs far below the bel
and there Is a clearance Of six feet less
than normal. and rivermen are warned
10 bo careful IN passing that damage
TO craft Is not caused \ telegram 80
this effect Was received yesterday in the
local engineers office
Liberty 20 Marietta
The steamer Liberty will leave this
morning FOR Marietta at II o'clock to
carry supplies and fs:reshments 10 the
f"cd sufferers In that city and vicinity
and a large carE" Will he shipped from
eta are reported 10 be very serious
and every aid possible - heinz given Tho
not be back IN the New Martinsville
trade until after flood conditions are
pss,. excepting 10 handle freight and
Dams IN Trouble.
Much trouble has been experienced nv
the government and contractors at Dams
cause Of the hic mood Tho damage will
run into the thousands Of dollars Dam
No 20 at Belleville. "a miles south q
ParkersburC. has suffered me greatest
amount Of damage NJ this point the
lock keepers house j. the only building
that renia rs all ~ the other b,lfIIfnrs
\ Telegram was received nv the local
government engineers yesterday from
there. that tfe damage will he high.
Tie added In the telegram that half VI
the homes IN Belleville have been wash
81 away and manV families are home
less conditions arc almost tndeSrrih-
ahle. The trouble q tie Other dams
IL 7'so -"rioue ard vi! require .ovrra!
Yesterdays Packets.
steamer l.iher'f cam" Ip about ~
yesterday afternoon Win p large ~argo
IN" .arr'"d 20" head ~ .attle for a
Tow Boats Yesterday
Hen hur ca'r" np 'Fh' from Sisters
: ,"olook with "r" barge FOR SISTERS
" T. wayuan anne - ~ ~ o'clock
Admiral TeVey ,stre 49, s+roar, az
far RAllaire from, mo Nuzlirsurn
river. vher. s-e tra.cIei WIN s,irrIies
i"'e the t-ip or account - boiler
The - V IT 1t II o'clock m
, LIN wood. light. NJ a. g AZ o'clock
Volunteer W vitn 'troe coal boat.
ard 'hree earres a; o'clock
River Marks.
PITTSBURGH Pa. March I'll
River stages follow
DAVIS IsLAND-1e7 feet falling.
cloud:
STETrrNvlLLE- $50 fec, falling
CLOUDY
PAkkFkSHrRG-sn feet falling:
cloudy
MoRGANTOWN-H.'1 fcct falling
cloudy
OIL CITY S foot falling cloud.
WARREN foo: failing show.
Srs
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Cup'5's lunches.

Dent g Judging T."vo rv his vo-
cabularN. DICTIONARIES arc too chan
a woman always fingers ~ Dead
Loves Grave. but nan COOS down
10 no corner for drink with ~.
boys Ar1 Z fhc fro. rho woman on
1"vs horso'f tho mrrc
\ woman IN -nte who understands
hereof != m s'okcr shout the inr. W
tho understands
Man. m tf-t". and souu nave M
l"is .r' in Nri-h 90 re9sn'.-Ancic
1s--s,
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FOR SAL.E-FARMS.

FOE SALE to acres land SIX
rocmed dwelling ana out buildings.
Font NILS. ohio co. car stop D. {. &c
l.. 6. line" VIII sell or trade P~sses-
sion at once Fine location Address u.
T. stiles. TT adelptis. ". Va
mr. saw
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SEAlID ERCrCsAi..-

Noucf 20 biar acturc-s. Jobucrs - -
thsntg aDd Other WboicEa.s Dealers
F'tl II u lil itfNt tsIAsN t.at
tLe Sfafc board 90 ION .rti ~ 90. s. .a.-
~ " "rf NifclFIa viii rn-ef.e BIDS ta.lN
- - - 90 ~ t.hnrIesfuy. Masf ..
A-II" s'i 4r"ienirc elpTIil- 'sr .-
Ntrh ~f"'- .rs''f4fi'fs. tnr frlur a.
uFF.f 10 fnFuf % " ..H e. NF-fcf Iu pHI.
fonri 'nnffar'. 80 u.. awarded .D il-
ig"e-t .ff'ff- tt4aI - ttrs.leIeI nIi.
a tcr things h'.-E .r.al West vars a.a
sfaierr uti ua srvsu preference
Liefe - suppl 90 uss.f-I $500 Oh. ffr.
nIfrfl hiI.ffs u. receipt - reI4eHfs
stating t.e line lse red
~TATE FU g. 800 80 rFN TKUL
as go fta-..-s.- "a. .'....t.
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FOX SALE


ron SAIL account If leaving city.
vii SAL an ny furniture AZ . salr.-
nee sis s. Tenn st. or car Eeu phone
- i6-f ap-t-c
ron ShIr-FIrr tG-c. al rear 60: a5
Twelfth - lp1-l
pERAIcK FOR SALE.
20 I ro6T s MHsT' - FL /. IScEE5'
TTITH orStEb E2JIrTiEEIs ALL
III ooOD WORRYING ORDER
EEoUIRE OF JANIS L. EIAWIET.
loc5is MAIN sTaEET.
EIoUIRE ~ suPErINTErcEEr 1T
BUILDING BTING EFFECTED AT
STEEL LRIEGE CCRuLR. IC-S SihIH
S1EGET.
TOR BALE-Dl.rr typevriter. roo3
.ruf rn - s.rrtft. 80 MAJ -
v .""iinz. Bel .hone So g. Sat. it55-
VI "a % -
fc+s SALD-Hnus~ ~ corner .I.s-eutn
~ Jrtob 'tserf-. Nffy u.e..Hl .e
-ncu-- ~ Fi:fesn''s street. au-2s-ff
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
louis Bcrt GhY

rlN-.At y stCfOR AM
ARTLRtAL EWBALNER.
ff22 sr1 wa "air street
tails Answered Ia. CO SIg1t--
Sforo Phones f3s
VIC l. T.r'srhv. Roll Tnone icS1H
u } rertschv ~; PHONE fc'qv
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Bruemmer 8 HHdebrand

Fuu-fsi oirsrtcrs aut 1sutalritrs
-orref NrfFef emo IwFnfN. ..ft Orf sta
TslaphCus- 2Qs. uD-n Ia AL d at
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MISCELLANEOUS

WATsED-To secure a copy OF ths
Jct;nk - the Session CT me Wheel
i1g crhVe ntion. when convened Eebru-
ar. H. 1868. This journal Vas printed
ard bound by -anptell and DsrTnott,
10 L. wanted fCs the State Archives OF
.. Va. amy owner Ca cory or the
Journal will Perform a public service
gtncer or WITH Hon NirhIi Lewis,
S.s;- ArohigeisL Charleston " Va
tf-julylA'
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i'),t at tti i{ADi.
-~-~D~-->>- ->D~---~--~~-~.--->.~@>>>
BoI saw OF -Ehpz-A good seVNf
. Too7. fnt % ana tao Iut.. with Weti.
bar. a'Hue.. lawn 49,. other s.ugrnv.-
me7'r 500 ell r'~sr. 81 trade for
si-H :s'- NH.I'ss fs. '"4 % go.
Csmer.,7. - - ;s-2su
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Part l. ShanceV.

:. = T. O'Brien vs. american Amus--
rferf 90 N equity with attachment.
Toto" that rule would be asked Friday.
Job1 Keenan, ~ Maude keenan, in
..l''o~t- Notice that payments to wife
- rda 90 bN court had not been made
notice that rule would be asked Fri
~ ~ . o'clock
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Fruit Farm

.. 10 acres ? dwellings barns 500
choice acrlc trees 3T5 Kafiir
pear 800 Sickle pears. 100 liberia
peach 500 currants 100 cherry.
900 plum p acres rcd and black
rsspbcrrics Nearly Ill hearing
Very handy 70 car line CHEAP.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

HOTEL U'rUv I'LL
NfHrt. t.ft y
rtrtf ftr 30. ord house rfnri
r'r.I I.s IIchfrf standard .r ...ls.r.
IN service. rnfsrf .,gt.,. utfu.rf-
Do. oEle. a ~ % EbIfiM fl.t.
oALEN RAIL
I.Hfr' nrI So ffaf.Ir NfiHrfIr cry sew
It..rt so IfH| o. H.t fs. a. JOINS of OFT
ffs stone HrI,h 4uf sfre. HI .4.re
I..ttH.a .r ...fs W.fH .Hf nu. .r.f f-a
water .r rfa rtf. TOW. af.. I..ra.
i've liff anil TfrHtfrIrt. u|fH ..t usr
HfI frHfufa LESSONS fr Ifreaff.t ans
NsrtIu- n. Nn.us. G~ul Ntr4-t
n...rf
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yrErRY " nnrnr.rzn An.n,

PEI Er'a'" 4-I i--lfHuce $50 1929
Ms-ref street. "4g Victoria TrsatrsJ
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Part IL, Law.

= r Jones 60 ~ Raird Nichols ap-
fs1l sotfled out ~ court
EGv ard " btte IS Il 4 - railroad.
f-oepr-s on the ease. order Of dis
ri sac
: 90 Eoyce vs. BOARD of Education.
pas o. un'il Saturdsy
fl3Nsf Stffugsr Wheeling
TT ct"r 90 trssTass on the case. set
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

CT call
NJ LEVY.
NO 1897 MARKET St. Wheeling. W. Va
WE--Coii-c' BAD Ruis Buy and Sell
claims. Attachments 'cTefrliy y'sced
Rr1 executed NS a.rsusr claims and
mag Connections OF a cofufni SION basic
no election. no PEI. the Buckeye Aer.
Ssp tlls AsenN 500 foard OF Trade BIDS.
W. "elnE. v. Va n
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W Na Inar =, - y T NrNr~h-
b 90 of notice given frlf frsl le-
vii DO asked -tflrd1,
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SUNDAY MOVIES"
TO Be PROHIBITED
Exhibition for Benefit of
Flood Sufferers Will
Not Be Allowed

The commission will not allow the sun
Gay exhibition of pictures, the position
being taken that unless the shows are to
be opened regularly 1t is unwise to per-
NIT them to be opened infrequently The
question was brought up at the meeting
yesterday. Judge Lane. who was disap-
pointed over proceedings last Sunday
anent a picture show, announced that he
was unalterably opposed to the matter.
Mr.. Exum said he believed that il the
shows were permitted last Sunday on one
excuse and again tomorrow on another
that from time to time the commission
would be petitioned for Sunday shows for
special purpose. Mr.. Exum added that
he was in favor of them without intermis-
sion or not at ALL The question was
passed without action until Mr.. Weather
~ returns this morning. The moving pic
ture show men desire TO contribute the
money that may be taken in at the door
toward the flood sufferers in the north.
Il is generally understood Mr.. Weatherly
Is opposed to the shows on Sunday under
any circumstances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29

not be fair to those who have already
bought Potlateh buttons, etc, and when
the matter was finally put to vote 1t
would have been unanimous but for two
votes.
Directors on Teams
The board of directors of the chamber
has been apportioned among the teams
as follows the number indicating. the
team on. which each man is to work:
1-R. NJ. Goodall, A. II. Ford.
2-Robert Jemison, Jr., w. n. Malone.
3-W. w. Crawford, J. A. VanHoose.
4-George Gordon Crawford, w. II. ket-
tig. w. II. Maxim, r. A. Weller.
5-F NJ Jackson, Culpepper Exum w.
p G. Harding, J. w Mcqueen, Pascal II.
Shook.
6-'rhomas II. Motion, J. D. Moore.
7-William Ryan, Henry r. Howe, II.
NJ. Beck.
s-Henry Hiden John w. sibley.
1O-J. o. Thompson, R. w. Ewing, ]. E,
Ramsey.
11-Hill Ferguson
12--Horace Hammond, w. j. Miner,
James j. Smith,
13-W. M. Brannon. B. F. Moore.
AM. Y. Joseph, H. L. Simms.
15-Sterling A. Wood, j. B. Gibson, w
u. Leake.
1e--Murray Brown, T. o. Smith
IFS. J. Bowie.
1S-R. F. Manly.
20-John Fl. Frye.
21-John J.. Kaul, L. Sewer.
22-J. L. Yancey Frank Nelson, Jr.
23-Sidney F. Lazarus.
24-Richard w. Massey.
25-M. P. Northington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29

-
Commission May Increase
License On Dogs to S. and S.

Legislation to destroy mans best
friend" the dogs of Birmingham, is
planned by the city commission. At a
meeting yesterday Captain Romaine Boyd
was instructed by the board. with Mr.
Weatherly absent to draw an ordinance
charging So per year for male dogs In
Birmingham and So per year for female
dogs in Birmingham. The former tax
has been 81 each per year for dogs It
was said to the commission by President
Exum in charge of license collections,
that the tax of 81 was insufficient to pay
the actual expense of operating the dog
wagons and paying for the methods of
destruction employed here in killing dogs
by the wholesale every year. That the
higher tax will effectively free Birming-
ham of a surplus of dogs, and will there
by protect the entire citizenship of this
city is the position that President Exum
takes.
Judge Lane agreed to the preliminary
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Defer ACTION ON
MILLER CONTRACT
Proposed West End Street
Car Loop Is Also
Passed

Final action upon the contract to be
executed between the city and George
H. Miller, the Boston landscape archi-
tect to arrange civic plan of this city
was passed yesterday until Tuesday
next by the commission. The postpone
ment was on account of the absence of
Mr. Weatherly from tile city 1t is
gathered that whatever objections are
entertained here to the plan as out
lined and the employment of Mr.. Mil
Ter will be presented at the meeting
Tuesday.
In addition to passing action on that
matter the commissioners did not take
up the proposed West End loop which
was sceduled, but passed that until
Tuesday. The proposed franchise in
Norwood for the Birmingham Realty
company was also postponed
The commissioners, however, handled
many matters of Importance and ad-
journed at 4 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
WATSON HANGED
IN BATON ROUGE

Baton Rouge. La, March 2S.--Albert l..
Watson, charged with murder and con-
victed of killing c. C. Bailey, lumberman,
at Metcalf, La, September 2, 1912, was
hanged in the state penitentary here to-
day. Mrs. Bailey is confined in another
part of the same prison serving sentence
of five years on conviction of attempting
to poison her husband.
Both Watson and Mrs. Bailey were tried
in the Caddo parish district court at
Shreveport.
Bailey was found dead In bed at his
home with his skull crushed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
SLOAN AND CARROLL
SHOW GREAT FORM;
PLAY AGAIN TODAY

plan looking to the increased tax on dogs.
Mr.. Weatherly, according to Mr.. Exum,
is in favor of it.
Those who know Billie Ball. the blind
man, believe that he will find it rather
inconvenient to pay 50 per year for that
faithful talking dog that has contributed
more 10 Billie's enjoyment of life dur
ing the past few years than any other
source In the various small homes where
the little fellows romp and play with
faithful dogs as companions it win be
difficult to understand how a great big
city can afford to butcher dogs for q
mere pittance of SO or So as the case may
be.
In this day of reform and clean-ups the
dog seems to have about come into its
share of the calcium In the meantime
those who depend upon unspeaking dogs
for friendship may convince the commits
sioners that there is better method of
protecting the public health and SANTA
ton than by killing dumb beasts
In the meantime the dogs can't speak
for themselves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
GOLF TOURNEY

Pinehurst, n. c., March ga tie at
144 between Henry c. Fownes, Oak
mont Country club, paired with Her.
bert Lagerblade, local professional. and
r.. S. Worthington. shawnee, paired
with Donald j. Ross, Essex Country
club. headed field of two pairs in
today's four-ball match of the thir-
teenth annual united north and south
golf championship tournament.
In third position, Walter Fairbanks,
Denver, and NJ. j. Brady. Wollaston,
Mass. scored 145. This was two strokes
in the lead of Walter j. travis, Gar
den city. and Chisholm Beach, Fox
Hills. T.. /. The 36-hole championship
is scheduled for tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
SHELBY COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL WINS

Colum bianna March Especial. -
The Shelby County High school team
swamped the Wilsonville club in the
first baseball game of the season here
this afternoon. The final score was
10 to 0.
Lovelady, pitching for the high
school, was complete master of the sit
uaton. He yielded but four scattering
hits and kept the visitors helpless
throughout.
The high school will play Monteyallo
here tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
ALABAMA WINS
FROM INSTITUTE
Slow Game Goes to Collie
gians in Tuscaloosa
Yesterday

Tuscaloosa, March s.-(Speeial.)-
In a dull and uninteresting game, Ala
bama defeated the Prep. school team of
Marion institute. Score, 4 to /.
Pratt did the twirling for the local
nine and held his opponents to three
scattered hits. There was little stellar
work on the part of the men. Moody's
terrific three-base drive in the second
was feature of the game, while Cen
terfielder PEBBLES for Alabama brought
applause by a hard catch of line
drive. The same teams play Satur-
day..
Score by innings II E.
Marion .. 600 100 000--1 8 8
Alabama ........ 112 900 00$---4 /
Batteries: Nelson, Sargent and Hair
ston; Pratt and Wells. Umpire, Beddow
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Percy Collins Defeated

Philadelphia, March 2S.-Charles f.
Conklin of Chicago defeated his fellow
townsman. Percy Collins. in the afternoon
game of the National 1s.2-inch ball1 line
billiard championship tournament by a
score of 400 to 969 Conk1in had a run of
53 and an average of s. Collins high run
was "a and average 1850.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
WHO is WHO WITH BARON
sss.smf RECRUITS-TOD SLOAN

year he batted .242 and fielded 1867. Out of
80 games pitched he won 16 and lost IL,
giving him an average of .4s5. During the
winter Moesworth bought him.
Since arriving in Birmingham he has
made good impression. He has dis
played a good assortment of curves and
plenty of speed.
Sloan is feet, II inches in height and
weighs 165 pounds. He is a right handed
batter and thrower During the winter
he resides in Iowa, where he is in busi-
ness as an electrician.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
ALABAMA WINS IN A
SLOW CONTEST WITH
MARION INSTITUTE

Tod Sloan, a candidate for pitcher S
position ON the 1918 Birmingham team,
started his professional career in 1911
with the KeoSuk team in the Central
association. During his first year in pro-
fessional company he batted .259 and had
a fielding average of 500. He pitched 10
games. winning II, losing seven and tie
ing one, giving him an average of GIL.
He was one of the first 10 pitchers
In 1912 he was on the same team. That
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
sBatted- for Baker in the fifth.

Score by innings:
Birmingham -. 900 100 01*--2 4 1
Philadelphia -. 100 900 000-1 1
SUMMARY.
Three Base Hit--Carroll.
Two Base Hits-BoduS, flick.
Hits Apportioned--Of Baker D hits in
8 innings; off Coombs, 2 hits in 6 Vim
nings; off Houck hits in innings.
Stolen Bases---Stevenson.
Sacrifice Hits-Ellam and Daley.
Bases on Balls-Coombs 2, Baker 8,
Sloan g
Struck Out-By coombs 2, Houck l.,
Baker 2, Sloan 2.
Wild Pitch-Coombs l.
Umpire-Chesnutt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
TO SELL POTLATCH
BUTTONS ON STREET
CORNERS IN TOWN
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should be abandoned and every dollar
that had been raised and could be raised
in Birmingham within the next few days
sent to the food sufferers. This, however,
met with much opposition when the board
of directors of the chamber gathered and
they voted unanimously to both continue
work for the potlateh festival and start
work for the flood sufferers fund.
General Chairman Osfar c. Turner OF
the chamber potlatch committee called
meeting of the executive committee OF
the potlatch yesterday morning and after
going over all their plans the commit
tee announced that it could cut the ex
penses of the potlatch festival to be held
April "A and % to between $500 and Sl0,-
900 without taking away any of the ma
terial features of their plans. 1t was
originally intended to expend $4,000 on
the celebration and 1900 BUTTONS and
hatpins were secured to be sold at 81
each to raise this money. Since the
committee has decided they can Hold the
expenses within $4,000 and still have the
main features of the festival as originally
planned, they will have the $1,000 that
remains from the sale of the buttons to
send to the flood sufferers
AS there is about $4,000 to be raised
yet by the sale of the buttons, the ac-
ton means that every button sold from
now on will add 80 cents to the flood
ff1,11
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday in the office of the
probate clerk
John Graham of Ensley and Miss
Hattie Thompson.
Jim Brasher of Indis and Miss Viola
Mcpherson.
VIII Switzerland of Yolande and Miss
Hattie Pierce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-29
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At South Bethlehem. Pa: Holy Cross,
z; Lehlgh O.
At Charlottesville, Va: Amherst s. Uni
versity of Virginia s.