The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-10
MANY MORE FIRMS
 AGREE ID HOLIDAY
Will Close Wednesday for Opening Day at Rick
 wood Field

Approximately 100 of the largest corpor- ations and business firms in the city have already agreed to close their place of busi- ness at o'clock next Wednesday after noon for the opening baseball game of the season. The campaign committee for the opening day, made up of representatives of the various civic bodies is certain that Birmingham will win the opening day trophy for the largest attendance. Chair man J. Frank Jutz said yesterday that he was delighted with the success being met with by the committees calling on the business men with requests to close up.
 Tickets for the opening game will go on sale this morning at the various clubs of the city and advertising cards of the opening game are being displayed in every conceivable way. The Saks Clothing conn pany has announced it will furnish mag aphones to every fan who wants one and ing at the Saks store. The Averyt Drug company is giving out little baseball badges
 The Chamber of Commerce teams to sell tickets will start work Tuesday on the streets. The membership committee of the chamber has offered a ticket to the game to the member who secures a new member and also a ticekt to the member secured before the opening day A season ticket is to be given to the member who secures the most members during that time.
 The Woodward Barber shop has agreed to close and the committee in charge will sign up the other barber shops today. In addition to those firms whose names were published yesterday, those closing are as follows
 Alabama Power company Southern Face Brick exchange; Tyler Grocery company B. F. Roden Grocery company, Alabama Grocery company, Collins X Co.,, Franklin, Stiles X Franklin. Libby. McNeill & Lib by, Barbour P. H. X E. Co.,; Young & Vann Supply company, Earle Bros, Beck Candy and Grocery company, Standard Fish company. Douglass Bros, Louis Daring, s. F. Cornelius & Co, McLester x VanHoose company. Taylor & Taylor Bell Rogers Produce company, South. ern Brokerage company, w. l.. Mur- doch, E. T. Guice, Swift & Co. Armour x Co.,, Morris & Co.,, Jacob Dold Packing company, Cudahy Packing conl- pany, Swartzchild & Sulzberger company Fulton B. Clark, M. B. McGee, c. E. Brooks, William F. Donovan Provision company, Allen X Duke. s. c. Johnston company Charles A. Jones & Co.,, A. R. Walker, E. P. Allen company, J. F. Bald win, Pankey- Davis company, the Philip Carey company, McCarty- -Ormond Brok- craze company, Miller Grain and Commis- sion company, C. c. Snider Cigar and Tobacco company. City Paper company Tennessee Milling company, Martin Bis cult company, Phillips-Hendon company Johnston Bros. Co.,, Sturkey Hat company Doster- -Northington Drug company Birmingham Grain company. Bell-Ram- sey company. Moore-Handley Hard ware company, Wimberly & Thomas Hardware company, Southern Coffeo & Spice company, G. ". Hopson & Sons. William M. Cosby, Plosser- -Knecht Grocery company, Wood & Crabbe Grain company, George E. Lum Ma chine & Supply company, Steel City Produce company Greek Am erican Produce company, T. o. Motion, Mar shall Jordan & Keith, Cooperative Produce company, r. F. Norton & Son, Copeland Produce company, Birming- ham Packing company, WoodFruit- ticher company, c. A. Tyson, O. M. McMahen, W. c. Hill, Birmingham Betting company. Meborg Produce company, P. Giacopazzi.