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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
MANY CAUSES MAKE CHEERFUL
SENTIMENT ON STOCK MARKET

NEW NORk.Jan. 1S.-The more cheer
iHi sentiment In the stock market this
week was derived from three main
sources. the broadening OF investment
demand FOR securities, the signs OF a re-
coVery. at least temporarily. in the steel
trade and belief that the governments
policy respecting antitrust legislation
and enforcement Of the sherman law
prOphesied
While the strong flow of currency t.
ward New York proceeded. the Paris de
Inand for gold impaired the supplv.
Much freer offerings Of credit resources
IN New York revived investment de-
mdnd, giving promise of success I'm the
great future problem of funding the
mass OF short term notes coming due
Large numbers OF men went back to
work IN the steel trade. orders Increased
ana heavy sales OF pig iron were effect
60 rms was due largely however 10
the TACT that the holiday shutdown wa
one OF the most extensive known which
resulted M an accumulation OF orders.
trade authorities held that while i'm
proNcinent was manifest the movement
was not sufficiently pronounced to fusti-
~ statements that a definite. sustained
revival IN the steel and iron trade wa
al hand railroad traffic officials were
more confident ~ To the outlook espec-
laliy IN view Of assertions that a prompt
decision on the proposed advance IN
dent. i''i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
HAY AND GRAIN
CAMERON

CAMERON. o.. Jon. fs-Nu4a sadie
IlartIlne Ie spending rev days here
win her parcufe. Nr ard Mra Joseph
maritime. Mr maritime being seriously
John Zorker. ~ CIarratar R Dr. DID,.
So. @ was business caller here Thurs
day.
charles Wforcff rcurcaentater OF "a
NJ .eftrf drug company, unH calling on
DIE Trade here TUESDAY.
William rDntre. vs. Do Howell and
Dan Howell were cIar'nEtHn business
callers Monday.
Jonathan carpenter hlr purchased the
ianu and Stab saw uII AMI De- SAVING
n act VI fhe ii D. MeUoff farm 90 At
k.rTuu Uur
Albert fiarIIre and uife are spending
Fey fa1H rIH Nr ard Mrr Joseph
iiar'IIre.
Born to ST. and ura tI.r rIfmar.
''urr.Hr. HHHI r.II
Jl.rnu N0fhrrhrr Der anT .nn gam
were frnnHnrtIrg business af DIlrrg-
Com Wcfrerfar
Roy nrI George rrIru Iur. or Wells
vile. Hrn snruIIre H fru Urta hero, the
former with Die family In1 tho latter
Niin W. end hrr william UertIurn.
Reuben ADV anf wife. of Mounds.
VIE Hre 'rrrl.rr lra DAYS here with
IrIHfI.rH ori friends
49, Mcconnell. OF fHr standing army.
.a ."rndlrg hIH fIffnuan bore WIN his
rarrn'n. NJ ard SCI. Joshua WcC0n-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
GAINESVILLE

RAENEsNILLE. o.. Jan. Is. At a
meeting of council Thursdsy evening u
missioner. i. B. RAIL. night policeman.
nnl william Gregg. weiRhmaster al tho
CITY scales. Go fll the vacancy made bv
lle fe-iEnatI"n or George Smith. former
State senator g.. j. Howard left here
Friday night for Columbus 90 be pres
tnt 90 the opening Of the special session
~ tNo ohio Legislature next week Sir.
howard Is Republican nnur leader ir the
.'nile 4nd occupies prominent position
A. the election or directors ~ the
IeopIr.F building loan company ON
man. George D. IiIlie-. o. T Petty. lin
iHft'f SON. d. %. Patterson Hug ira o.
st. srd Nrs Frout Thorbsrry. OF
Elst South street. bad ae their guests
rrursdIv Mr.. ami Nre WILDER strahi
of enmertgn. and Mrs Mary WIidmau.
CHaries King who vs~ recently called
IofF "t me f.OU. illness ~ hIs mother.
home Don Ilir".f t'.s week Aire. King
.t.N continue boo a SERIOUS condition.
t,. a .. Gfrutfer. rector ~ ST.
durt services Sunday aftornoon at 3 so
O'Clock Hf - Andrews Episcopal mfs-
..gr I.'-y body ls cordially ln-
f.are unrr.san. assistant cashier or
,nr 'l".al bans. pee returned from e.
spent saadst u',S Ms,r I =" ge'.'i ~,
Hnd Mrs D. a. JuiFinH. or East south
SIS o. Holman rae returned from r.
Hue.rs.. frr fo rIffauIrr..
Tn. SIS " Or o. meet Friday evening.
ItrHa-. Do. with Sire HsHe@.a WiiE-n-
vr- ctie rlrfetts isl homo from r.
,.slt v.tr boy mother. Mrs Henry Haze
M. ..H IDOL. d. b. f.-f 80 trf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
AGRlCULTURISTS
" D. Zinn and VIM s. sill VIII
Speak ~ Meeting a. Short Greek
Church Tonight

q meeting of farmers Of tho Short
Greek district Win hc held This even.
ing at the Method church at short
creek. and doubtless 1 large crowd
Will bo present Agriculfurista W D
linn and william s sill win sneak
ON subjects 81 interest to farmers of
this section
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
STEUBENVILLE

ell ~ BENNfLLE. q. Jan. Is.-An -,
E-a..lai canvass I'm Belmont. Harrison.
,hroli and jefferson counties show
1H9t non D. a. liollinEsworth. OF CadIz.
~. letd All his opponents in those
. oItIueH OF the new district for the Ra
lnilcan nomination for congress In
nls nome county OF Harrison. where eN-
Suase " O. Shotwell g. making a con-
i'.'t az poiiucal observers give Hol-
L.nkHN"rtn TIE best Of the situation nv
strong odds In this county IIollinFs-
MI. VIII run ahead OF Hon. NJ y.
" .ar no nome candidate hut that is a
iolllngsWorth county. even against A
Tetlow will remain IN the contest in Co
,. ninp Diana county where he IL strong. Is
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the other hand. was weaker and sales
or $4,000 tons OF sheet bars were re-
ported at concessions OF 81 per ton low
err. with moderate sales.
$50 g.
There was further Increase in mill
operations. The Steel corporation had
% per cent OF ingOt capacity active. and
close 10 90 Der cent Is expected FOR tho
coming week Large contracts for pig
iron were again placed. bu the result
was more satisfactory In tonnage than
Ia price. Upward of $50 600 tons ~
foundry and basic iron were sold. Mer-
chants sales OF pig iron since January
nrst aggregated 600. 900 tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
MANY LARGE CONTRACTS PLACED
ON STEEL MARKET PAST WEEK

NEW YORK. Jan. IS.-The most en-.
c"uraging developments I'm the steel
trade this week were the larger con-
tracts placed for structural shapes and
the heavy buying OF wire produrts ths
hter bS 1obbers and manufacturer
Inc tsbricating shops booked orders for
bo,vuV tons OF shapes including CON
summated subway Contracts for a. Soo
IONS orders for wire products on some
JAYS were double the average daily mill
capacity or the largest interests
More satisfactory orders aIso e..
nars ana sheets were placed. with some
Improvement I'm the prices realized for
pach sheets Semi-hnished steel on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
Not Identified,

An unknown man found in the creek
near Dilonvale on January 10 has never
been Identified. Whether IL Was suicide
or accidental drowning has not been as
Certained by the coroner
LOUIS Lrussitto. treasurer OF the To-
cal branch OF the National Polish Al
lance las MED an affidavit In Squire
koIsky with drawing fsS5 OF the alliance
funds and skipping. leaving his family
also behind IN the lurch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

Friday evening Of This week at Tine
tlk# club ON old foIts concert uHI
Do Eifnn undcr The susuIC.. nf the
Womtn'E Auxiliary of ST. Matthew'S
church. when q very interesting u-1.
cram VIII he rendered hv local talent
To anticipated thar largo crowd
VIII Do present Tor Che entertainment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19

state Senator J. A. Moore after a
perusal OF the Governor Cox bill 20 reg
ulste the weighing or coal az mines does
not mink u will be satisfactory 10
miners Or Operators. Some OF its pro
visions are idiotic and will I've a con
unual source Of trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
LlNsLY ALUMNI MEET.

The members of tha fuss Alumni
association viii bold business sos.
SION in Tho assembly room of thp lrsti.
Tho purpose of the meeting is f1 mss
ON The constitution and hv inra which
were recently drawn un ht tho com.
Wiffen. which uHs appointed ff fI.
ll-f meeting. held af tho straff0rd
SPRINGS hotel AT members of fre
alumni ore urced fD Dol present at t1a
mpopfIur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19

G)--Transfer books close January 20.
isIf' TOT u q 10 cash dividend payable
N2l-Transfer books close January Is
Tor 20 cash dividend payable January
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19

for go cash dividend payable January
t9-Transfer books close Jan. Goth.
ablo Jan 3ist. 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan Il. II
The following quotations on the mora
active wheeling stocks are corrected
dAlliy Tor the intelligencer by George w
Baron. local broker. and r. r. Marshall
manager, Bend Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
Cont uaWn

LuntZ Torpedo company " Frank
Nelday. ieinstated on docket
Mike Conloy was indicted twice for
keeping gambling boat Gus Coniev
twice and stump Conley once
Margaret A. Brooks ". O. d T. Coal
company ct al. suit to be declared owner
OF real estate which defendants hold i'm
ADVERSE possession and TO quiet title
Dorona Alexis. OF Bradley was lodged
IN jail on q sodomy charge
Edward Moser. OF Steubenville. was
locked in jail. az he was violently in
sane
H. ;. Sands Electrical 4 Manufactur-
ing company vs.. John Manos, Judgment
for S3s.14
Mosel-Johnson company vs.. g Ian
tins To pay costs.
Rosie Elliott vs.. r. &. Johnston. ex-
ecutor. claim Of $500 allowed.
tnlmtn Nltels ~. Carmela Nftels ct
al, defendants to pay $50 into court
Central Sewer Pipe company vs. T.
II. Patterson. distribution ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
Sentence commuted.
MarriaRa Iicanaa

william Horner. who was sent TO the
penitentiary for life. has had his sen.
tence commuted to 20 years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
Fidelity Local Stocks.

- WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. IL IL
., corrected daily for the InteIiicenc
Stocks. Par. nd. .A.kfIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
ExfEEss CAR sch1DOLE
Taxing Eject June Al, sos
PANHANDLE LIN

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBUYG
Daily Except Sunday.
Wneellns wellsburg
22nd Street, Ieave
oNneellng Wellsburg
~ ~ a nj 500 a. m.
"'SO M 1900 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except sunday.
10Th Street Ts.y.
Wheeling Moundsvfite
1000 a. m. I.ao N ~
a:3O y. m.
On lines having regular express SER
wee shipments weighing IN excess of
nItY pounds or large bulk will not be
carried On passenger cars
ALL Ia NES-Daily EXCEPT Sunday
NO shipments. except emergency shin
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and 6:l5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
Realty Tranafarn

Anton Hojny TO James Breicka. io-
Crow Hollow. $500.
william Jackson 10 Jacob Lindley
lot, Warren township. $40.
-. W. Medill to Carlo Raidrini lot
Warren township. 1.O0O
J. g, y Hout 10 Elmer Rine. lot. Pleas
ant Heights. t22O
frank Kimble TO winifred Young. lot
c. $. acttrell to c. +. Beckiey. lot
city. 81.
A W. Fickes 20 John McBane. eos
acres. Saline township. $4,000
Bellcvicw. 81.
sarah FerIy to C. r. McEiroy. lot. Ia
Belleview. 81
W. jackson 70 Msry Ayers. lot War
ren township. 500.
W. Jackson 20 Mary Ayers. lot. War
ren township. 500.
W. jackson to David Harris. 3 lots.
Warren township, S2b5.
Sarah Bake 20 Elizabeth ITlricb Metes
Warren township. S12b.
Alkaline ifennfg 70 Sarah LARGE 400
acres. Warren township. 81
g ,. King 20 =. G. Flnnerty. lot. city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
Wheeling Live Stocks.

wheeling Live Stock Commission %.
WHEELING, W. Va. Jan. II. IA.
Cattle
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had Mining N.asur.

Charles n. Johns. So wears. and Mrs
Emma J. Paul. % years. OF Stenbenvifle
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The number Of 0rrauized eaee
workers 10 now esf .uatcd ~ 10.
JNJUUA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
oasssrs in anmer County.

IN blehElie district. Gilmer county,
me rope Natural Gas Company has
drilled test on the Peter Farrell farm
thFough the Big lnjun sand and has "a
iair gasser In the same distriit. the
ZANE company has drilled test on the
Heater heirs farm through the C;orJ.r
stray ana has n gasser. on salt Lick
run. salt Lick district. BraNton county.
Hne same comrany has a test on the q,
-. Mick farm through the Gordon s,pi
ana mas "A nght Easser. on Little otter
creek otter district. Bish a Hiu are
ufllling their test ON the r. Depav farm
deeper. n was dry in the up1er sand.
and Is now drilling ~ ? 600 Tod
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books close Jan. 90.
payable Jan. 81. 1914
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan. Il. IL
The following quotations on the rrora
active stocks OF the Wheeling market are
corrected daily for The Intelllgencer ~
building:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
Electsd onIcarn

~ 70 $1,000 I'LNf iNff.irU ~ tho
Northern Pipe Zine company .efH af
bI tIfr. the following officers nuf ff.
r0.fnfs were elected fHr f.a frauIrr
soar D. 81 HuahurII president. U ~
-Hrhc. vice rr0fINcr. George Cheshire.
secretary. and W A. ffHrr.a. treasurer
Tho board of directors consist. 90 %
a. Bushnell. o. 90 boyer. o. a TuwI o.
D.. Duncan and 10. nf Sachs
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d-Tran'f'r books close January II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04
" EXHIBIT BY
N FE EMPLOYEES
AT SAN FRANCISCO

The Ration Range % "Wednesday
says:
a unique Santa Fo waybill, which
will be an interesting feature of the
santa Re exhibit at the san Franz
cisco exposition, Was received sat
urdny by the local freight office from
the Las Vegas office and sent on 90
its destination at Steubenvillc. Ohio
after the lengthy roll had been In
creased by the addition OF a Ration
waybnl. Tho bill originated In h
and was sent TO Frisco, from where
Il Is being sent back. Every .
portant freight office en- route Is add
Ing an Office waybill upon which u
attached ~ stamped everything CON
ceivablc giving local color othee
stamps, signatures Of Office men. ad-
Vertising matter concerning the lo-
cality and humorous ''tako-ons' on
the service are contained In the
lengthening roll. one feature Of the
Raton wayblll which viii be an et-
fective piece OF advertising az the
big exposition. In an Illustration set
ting forth Raton's hest climate ON
earth"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04
MORE
R0NTSZ0NG

Plenty Of Information regarding
the marriage Of her brother, J. y.
RontazGng. seems TO be available for
Miss Edna RontEzong OF 81. Louis
who wrote 20 the city authorities
yesterday requesting Information.
Miss R~ontszong's letter Indicated
that the family we're In a state n
extreme worriment over the ques-
ton. Miss Rontzzong wanted 20
know not only II her brother was
married. but asked particularly for
The name OF the bride.
The records NJ the courthouse
show that John Rontszong. then 20
years old. married Dora Harness, 10
years old. IN this city ON June "a
1901, REV. G. A. Bunker performing
ceremony ana Lewis Fielder and
Floyd crandall witnessing Il. To-day
Il was learned that ltoniazong, his
bride and the two witnesses all
worked at the time In Jay A. Hubbs'
laundry. The facts nave been com
municated 20 Miss Rontszbng BY
City Clerk Thomas Hughes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04
FERGUSON WANTS
TO HAVE FEDERAL
BUILDING

To aid him In securing better office
accommodations for the forest aerN-
tee. the indian agency and h bu-
reau Of animal industry here. Con
gfesEman n. u. Ferguson wants the
Commercial club 20 prepare a me-
mortal Ca congress pointing out the
need Of an enlargement of the fed
eral building. The government owns
lots "a the west ~ the structure.
The district office Of the fofeH,
service II nj present in the Luna
Strickler building. b Indian agency
II on West silver venue and the
bureau Of animal industry has an Of
flee In the Occidental building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
TAKES MATTER UP

The law office Of the interior de-
partment has taken M h question
of where the city viii stand in u
event Of It's failure To- take title To
the mesa park site from the govern
ment BY Monday.
conprcseman n. u. Fergusson, ia
n letter 10 Acting city Attorney Ron
ert n. Crews. states that WHEN ne
laid the matter before tho officials OF
the land office the latter at once re-
ferred the question To the depart
ment attorneys. So far, no decision
has been returned. and rs Land Com
missioner Tnllman n not In WASH
ington nj present no chance To learn
what his attitude on the matter may
be has offered.
Mr.. Fsrgusson write that u " his
opinion that another act of congress
will be required To nuliity the ono
under which the city ~ offered the
land -
President Cuahman OF the Com
merchI club expects a letter tonight
from Francisco Dclgado. register OF
the land Office NJ Santa Fo, that may
Indicate how the council can still se-
cure the mesa park site from the
government. even though h time
limit set by the office expires don
day.
Mr.. Cushman got into telephone
communication with Mr.. belgado
last night. In the course Of the dia-
logue Mr.. Delgado said he would
send a letter TO the club telling b
the city would have 10 do on Tues
day. That IL taken to mean that all
chance 20 get the land viii not be
gone with the expiration OF the time
limit on Monday. The letter, Mr.
nelpado said. would be dispatched Ia
time to reach here tonight.
The council meets Monday night
n the aldermen really want 20 secure
land they will have a chance 10 pro-
vide for such action which Mr.. Del
gado may Indicate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04

We desire TO thank our friends
and especially the Woodmen Circle,
Freundschaft Lodze and Einigkeit
Lodge. u. q. HaruEari, ana the Fra
ternal Union for the kindness shown
us and the heautifp; flowers sent uH
In the recent pin.as ana death 81
ms wife and oui' mother.
CHAS. l.. KEPPELER
AND yAMILY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04
LAND OFFICE MAY.
POINT WAY TO
GET TRACT

Register Delgado Promises to
Write Letter Telling What
City will Have to do After
Time Limit is up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04

ON Saturday. 'jnIy AN, store viii
he clused. ~ W. Fee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-14
LONG BRANCH TEAM OF
CUBANs TO PLAY COLTS
Interesting Contest Expected Il
Broad Street Park This
Afternoon.
WILL ALSO PERFORM TUESDAY
Scainans's AlcOs TO BE the Card Sat
urtlay In Double Hcadcr-N1anage
Ryan Trying To Book Contests
for Open Dates During the Week.

This afternoon the Ryanitcs. with
the exception OF Outnelder berger, will
lineup against the Long Branch team
OF Cubaus at Broad street Park.
Iiaincy, who was cardcd TO twirl the
opening game Saturday. will be on
the mound for the locals. while Acosta,
the maiuatay of the Cubans. will likely
do the strong arm stunts for the WISH
tors
The Cubans have been playing havoc
with the batters In the big wagon ~
through the season. Several times the
majors have bit the dust without scor-
in. a tally. and IL viii be :, task for
the locals TO score u win in to-dnv's
sctto.
To-morrow the same team VIII play
the Colts. Manager Ryan is trying To
book contests for the balance OF tn.
week. excepting Saturday. ON that
day the Colts VIII try conclusions with
the Alcos. amateur champions Of Rich
/ mond and winners OF the intcrcitY titlc.
Tic locomotive builder. are hot for
the contest. and. with big g. Pierce o.
Sandcrson on the mound, say thcy will
trail the lcagucrs colors In the dust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-14
ATHLETICS AT TRINITY
TO HAVE BANNER YEAR

DURHAM. y. &. september Ia
Athletics at Trinity College this year
VIII he on Il much nrmcr basis In every
respect than ever before. The action
of The board Of trustees last spring in
passing the hvc-doilar athletic fee svs-
TEN VIII place all teams on y firm tnan-
cial basis, ana Will enable the man
ayers TO make their budget before the
season opens. Ii is thought that all
Of The teams viii be prepared for Z:
successful season, ana each will have
an excellent lineup
Although many old men will be lost
TINS year. all athletic teams win begin
work under propitious circumstances
In spite OF losing y. l. White who re.
ceivcd his ~ NJ. here last year. the
tennis team Will he in shape 10 battle
with all corners. Captain Anderson is
practically certain to whip all Corners
in singles. having already won the
giles.
Captain Throne, Of the basketball
team, Will probably call out his team
for practice 1T an early date. and viii
have the class teams working a. soon
as possible. II. q. HedTici of the
law school here. ii is thought. will
coach the team. Manager Lambeth is,
trying TO arrange II Northern trip for
tho team this year.
In baseball. Captain MaddoN is con
hdent OF putting 0.N winning team.
The absence OF Captain SPONGE will. OF
course. he felt III the outHcid, but OUT
OF the many recruits there win he
chance enough to pick winning team
Manager Dowccy has already been ut
work on his schedule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-14
BIRMINGHAM WINS SOUTHERN
ASSOCIATION REMNANT
Could Lose Every Same Remaining to
Re played and SIN Lead Fight
for Second.

ATLANTA, Ga September Ia
birmingham already has established
its claim 10 championship honors in the
southern Association. With four games
stiil to he played before the season
closes Thursday, the Iiarons are lead
ing by five Eamcs. so the loss OF every
contest this week would not effect
their standing.
Unlike the season ~ 1913. there has
been no spectacular finish. Birming ha IN
having assumed the lead weeks ago,
and has shown consis;cnt form through :
out tho final stages. During the week
Just closed the team won six of its
seven games played.
y three corncrcd fight between New
Orleans, Mobile and Atlanta has de-
vcloped for second place. All OF these
clubs are expected to finish in the first
division, with Nashville. Chattanooga,
Memphis and Montgomery making up
the second division, probably in the
order named