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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
DEFENDERS B, & 0.
REPORT FAVORABLE

The lallimur" and Ohio RAILROAD
Company's statement Of earnings ana
expenses for the month Of December;
lgiG. and for six months Of the fiscal
year are as follows:
Operating revenue for the month OF
December was S9.5ii.59@ and for Inc
Suuic month in lgla. II was S9.lG4'I o.
showing an increase uf $3I9,S3H. Inc
lnttl operating cXpcnSrs for the same
periods WIS $6.619.2iI and In lHi! IL
was $6.53S.33j an Increase Of SlAp.a3D.
The not operating revenue was S2.3h5.h-l
and in 1915 il was S9,G9G.l2i. an IA
crease Of S2G%.9 300.
For the six months Of The fiscal year
tn" operating revenue WAS Sdl.3IO.5h''
and in 1915 during tn" same period IL
was $l6.n4h,%U4. an increase Of -
30O.20l. Total operating expenses I"r
tn" same period was S42.g1S.S9" againSt
81, S&S.4r3 in 1915. showing an Increase,
for the sin months were SlS.%fl.G >
against s1S.20l .gGl an inrr"asr Of Sl39.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS
ARE AFFECTED

Acting in sympathy with the Ne"
yur; stock market, the Wheeling slochs
,r.r. affected by the troubled 1ore'sA
situation resulting from Germans oe-
clor,,inn for unrestricted submarine
warrarr. There was dealing on Inc ~,
cal market yesterday, but l"
every instance the stocks deciiheo.
uaz..l-Atlns Glass stock when .nn i,,
,a,' ,,,r.,nrin,, steadily the past rev
Ia y! a"Hpped four POINTS; The last asst sa as
hcing made at Isl, LaEslle q, MI
,hmrGeG hands a yesterday ut IS. NeHrA,,
Vim c,,mp;.ny stock sold at 49,
Whr.I Steel s. Iron stock held up % S,S;;E
the last sale being reported at l9o. lh,S
stock is being heli CLOSELY p;S Sa tSan-
Iht. dsclarrt!";, Wednesday, of the I"ei IL
~ Der cent stock dividend payan,e ~
Stockholders Of record Of t ran1 rn %eu-
\ dividend OF threr per or"t ,rrregat-
ing : 20 roo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
LOGAN BRYAN's CLOSING sTocK
LETTER.

(By Private Wire 70 4. F. MaSten & 70.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The announced
intention on the part of Germany to
pursue tactics in connection with sub
marine warfare OF q sort construed US
likely to he at variance with the pledges
heretofore given tho United States gov
ernment and OF the kind likely To So,
riously infringe on the rights OF neutral
nations. provoked 4 stat. Of atiairs mat
WAS reflected by much drastic tlaniua :
tiop and severe derlineS in tn" stock
list. AS is usually The rass under such
conditions selling was conducted IN
hasty manner and without in many m
stances. sober consideration Us TO the
intrinsic merit OF many issues. sayings
we're many and quite varied with very
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. 1'rh. 1.-Rutter tirner
creamery higher than extras 42W4.42
extra q. scored 1 l.: q a.: Iir$ts SO }: %
Il: seconds 3+i q Sc.
EGGS firm: fresh gathered extra line
46Mi7: extra Iir$rS i2i=: irsts A =
40: seconds and lover grades 1919 IL;
refrigerator. second /" first b !: q 81 I.
nearby hcnnrry whites. line 10 fancy
iN: do. brown and mixed colors a4!S q
$50. 80
cheese firm: state. whole milk. flats.
held. Specials .jet"li:; do. average
fancy gag q, %.
Poultry, dressed FIRM: chickens 20 q
%; fowls 17TH24; turkeys 26Ir3i. Live
S,cady; chickens .1FE21: fowls - -
turkeys 23.
Flour weak and nominal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

(Ey private wire TO the Finance com
pany from Harris. Winthrop. Coz
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-There Is NOT
much 10 add To the news that Is alrcAnF
out regarding the German note ana the
probabl, action by this government.
Many securities were. Of course. thrown
over board today. and the bargain hunt
cry were also largely in evidence all
daN long.
One option is probably as Good as
another right now. but It seems 10 rs
that we must break Off diplomatic rela-
lions with Germany and when W" do
there will In all probability be an"I1fr
severe decline. That In our opinion VII!
be the time TO buy stocks Tor Sohu
substantial advance.
There was very little rallyinE power
To the market today and we rather look
for a lower level tomorrow again.
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few apparently able TO arrive ut sat
Israr,nrv conclusion as To- what is likely
~ he the state Of affairs ia the near
future II appears. however, thai ;hr
situation Is supcr-critlcal and that
events OF tremendous imp"rtanc" arc I'M
pending. Consequently, and rs We have
advised for quite :: period. = judiclHliS
course Cistates a we'll fortified position.
1t strikes us that corporate issues IN
many instances have reached levels
which should appeal to discrmtnat ting
investors hut Of course it il idle Ia
even hazard a guess IN the face OF the
COMPLEX Situat Inns as 10 what tn" extent
OF further declines. II any. Is likely 10
be- Any untnward occurrences snra
as the Sinking OF a neutral ship. more
especially one with Americans aboard.
would probably provoke Il highly serious
state of affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
BLOCKADE CAUSED
BREAK IN COTTON

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The announce ssI
meul Of the German hloGk.tue C| ca fh..
ne hIggest break in the history OIL .ns
In nk ,rode At the opening Of the cotton
n MIKE, here this morning May con con
tracts sold Off TO $50 II ne" low SO
ord for the season and more mar , 80
per bale under the closing price , pL I'D
. aI,nnst AZ sudden II rally followed to
H Iis5 for that delivery but sentiment aenr
WAS evidently demorhlized and ,; iateT
fluctuations were violent MAY r," hnI
.t ia a little better than midway pe-
~ 49, 20" ~ rxtrcmes Of the morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02

Dow Jones says: An increase In Amer
lean Smelling & Refining Company conf
mon dividend beyond six per GENT rate
is believed in banking circles To he ~
matter OF near future. Action Will he
taken February I. hut there IS no Us
srIrpnc,. that n change. will BE- made ut
that time II no increase results from
that meeting Of the directors the cNper-
ta,lun * that il will take place at sue
ceed!nR quarterly meeting in May
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
TICKER TALK

(By Private Wire to the Finance Co
Ohio Oil has declared a stock divi'
deud OF SIS per share: also regular
Quarterly. dividend Of Sl.25 and extra
dividend OF S4.75 per share. both payable
March 20 to stockholders Of record Feb,
ruary Is. books close February 10 Aho
omen March Is.
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PETROLEUM

or. CITY. Pa. Fob 1.-Credit bal
anccs s3.0I. Runs 1885; average NJ
6QT. Shipments 6h.lS7; average $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02

iaj-Trsn,fe. books close Jan ." for = per cent
ca,h dividend rayshir Feb !. Transfer books close
March for an extra Ia Ter cent cash dividend
TsyabIe March II.
iu--t 20 per rent stock dividend will he Issued
bv the Wheeling Steel 4 Iron 20. Ia stockholders OF
regard Feb g.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEEL. nc. : Va. F'rh. !. 1917.
Furnished II" lrI"ii:G"nrcr by y. r..
MaStrn IL ia. IurnilrrS New York Stool;
Exchange. National Isanl: NJ West Nir-
gInia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02

PITTSBURG, t'ep. l.-Cattle steady;
supply light. Choice 81 5000 SO;
prime $40 50M IL 90.
Sheep steady; supply light. Prime
wethcr Sll B0El II SO. Gull and common
a seas %: lambs $40 UuQl4 Is; veal
calves $l4 Q0Ml4 50.
Hogs steady: receipts light. Prime
h"avies. $l2 3OQ12 IS; mediums 81 20
q L. 50: heavy workers. $l2 2ogi2 p;
light workers. El1 soy II -; pigs Slo ~
III %: roughs $40 50Qll 20.
CHICAGO. Feb. Hogs. receipts
$1,000: lower. Bulk sll 50&1l SO:
iiEht sri o0a1e 90; mixed ;l1 500
~ 10: heavy $ll 35gl? Is: rough
SIT 35Ml1 80: pigs 50 G0I10 go.
Cattle. receipts $500: steady. Native
h",i cattle $; 7ja ~ IS: western steers steer.
s. - a 10 10: stockers and feedeI
ST o0M9 10: cows and heifers IS 0o9
- -: calves $40 5n4t1s 25.
sheep. receipts 10000: higher. Weth.
ors s1O 25Tll G5; ewes 81 5000 so;
earrings si2 5oG1S so; lambs Ill III
Tl4 So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. |, 1911
Furnished The Inielligenrcr by A. r"
MaStcu u Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange National Bunk 1T West Nlf-
riniu building. Wheeling. w. VA. Louis
L. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
Corrected by Parker &

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. !. 1871.
Furnished The IntelllgenCer by \. T..
Naytrm 4 TO-. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Nir-
gin!a building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
f. brand. maua ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
Curb Mining Stocks
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEEL ING, W. VA. Feb. !, l"l1.
Furnished The Intelligence by \. u.
MnS,cn Il CO., m"nIhrrS New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank of West Fir-
) gini; building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
NJ. Rra nd nlluarnr.
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N, Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb !, 1917.
Furnished The lntclIigcnccr by y. +.
MaSten 4 Co. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Rank of West Viz
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F. Brand. manager.
-,,,,-c, i,n,a,, IfI,,, 7 ~. 'f>Jnce
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". VA. Feb !. 1917
Furnished The lnirllcrnrer by a. T.
NnSlcn Il GO. m"mh"rs New York Stock
Exchange. National Bunk Of West Eir
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va LnuiS
T. l;rand manager.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. !. ~ =;
n,rr nuc,,tion list Of the wheeling STOCK tx
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Total shares. 2.ool,1n0.
BONDS. SG.1Ia. 0NU.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
MACARONI SUPPER.

On last "Wednesday the Algiers
Stars entertained their club and some
of their friends at macarOni sup
per at the home OF their manager, o
Marcour. All present had a good
time and plenty to eat.
Among the guests were Bonner and
Pete Reaney, and they proved to be
some entertainers. Pete kept the
crowd laughing with his funny stories
and Bonner rendered several vocaI
solos.
After the supper. the MarcOur broth
ers entertained with music and al
danced until a late hour.
OFFICERS for the new club, The Al
giers Baseball and Pleasure Club,
were elected. Trosclair, the field cap
tain, was elected president, TripOlino
vice president and o. Marcour, secre
tary-treasurer. The following boys
were present: Bonner, Reaney, NJ
Marcour, Sutherland, West, Shirt
Trosclair, Tripolino brothers, o. Mar
cOur, LecOurt. Kline, Barras. Lowe
and NJ Marcour; Mr.. and Mrs. o
MarcOur and Mrs. Bowers.
The club desires to extend sincere
thanks to Mesdames J. TripOlino
Bowers and Marcour for helping tC
prepare the good supper
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alton CT the property and business of the
corporation, or for the payment OF its la
bilities, shall be applicable TO dividends
upon the common stock for such year; to the
extent of, but not exceeding seven per cent
upon the said common stock, when and as
from time to time the same shall be de-
clared by the board of directors; which divi.
bends upon the common stock shall not be
cumulative, but shall only be paid If earned.
The remainder of any such surplus net
profits shall then be applicable to the pay
ment of further dividends equally per share
upon both preferred and common stock. The
board of directors may declare, and out of
such surplus net profits may pay annual
dividends upon the common stock Of the
said corporation, to the extent Of, but not
exceeding, seven per cent upon such stock,
but no such annual dividends shall be de-
cared or paid until the cumulative dividends
shall have been paid in full upon the pre-
ferred stock for such year, and for all pre-
ceding years; and after the payment of such
cumulative dividends upon the preferred
stock, and such dividends upon the common
stock, to the amount Of, but not exceeding
seven per cent, out of any further surplus
net profits the board of directors may declare
and pay dividends equally per share upon
the preferred and common stock
Article IV.-The first paragraph of Article
" shall be amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
All the corporate powers of this corpora
ton shall be vested in and exercised by a
board of three directors, to be composed OF
stockholders, two OF whom shall constitute
quorum for transacting all business. The
board of directors shall be vested with full
power and authority to make all contracts,
purchases and sales, and adopt all bylaws,
rules, regulations for the government OF the
business and affairs Of the company, and to
alter, amend and change. the same at pleas
agents and employees, FIX all salaries and
generally DO and perform all things neces-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
WOMEN NOT NEEDED FOR CLERl-
CAL, WORK

The commandment of the local Naval
Station announced that women can
not be used in the yeOmanry tclerical)
service of the navy in this district
because only a few clerks are needed
to carry on the work and the positions
already have been filled.
Since Secretary Daniels announced
several weeks ago that the Navy De-
partment had arranged to use the
services of women in the yeOmanry
service for land duty to allow more
men to 90 to sea, the local command
ants Office has received many appli-
cations of women for enlistment.
The commandant said it would be
impossible for his office to answer all
the letters of the women applicants,
but instead he gave out the following
statement:
Women of the South and South
west. who so quickly and nObly re-
SpOnded to the announcement made
by the Secretary of the Navy that the
Navy Department had arranged to use
their services in the yeOmanry
branch of the service for land duty in
order that just that many more men
might be available for the cOuntryS
military forces. unfortunately cannot
be enrolled at the present or in the
near future in the Eighth Naval Dis
trict. This district. comprising the
States of Louisiana. Mississippi. Ala
bama, Tennessee, Texas. Oklahoma,
New Mexico and the western part of
Florida, has small naval activities, re-
quring only a small number of clerks
within its confines.
These positions have already been
filled, and it is, therefore, impossible
to utilize the services which these pa
triOtic women were so prompt to ten
der to their government in its time
of stress
The department has also instructed
the naval authorities not to enroll
nurses for naval war service, having
made other arrangements for the care
of its sick and wounded sailors, and
it is therefore. impossible for the COM
mandant of the Eighth Naval District
to utilize the services of the women
who desire to enroll as nurses"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
ALGIERs STARS CHAMPIONS

Algiers Stars make it five in a row
They defeated the Zu-Zus Sunday at
the Viaduct field, the score, PAIL.
The game started very good and
looked to be interesting, so it was in
the fifth inning the fence busters
started rally. Rhine first up in this
inning hit for two bases, followed by
three-base hit by o. Marcour, Kline
run tied the score; Marcour scored
on Trusclair single to center, who
went to third on Lecourt, two base
drive. Both runners scored when
Sutherland hit to Mol in center who
let the ball get through his hands.
also for two bases; Sutherland scor-
ed on Shirt two base hit: Shirt went
to third on West single. Tripolina
who was the feature of the game,
cleared the bags with his second g.
base hit. Old Trip has been the fea-
ture for two straight Sundays and the
boys are now depending on him to
win many a game. He made a pretty
catch of Heiders long drive in the
third inning to left field when two
runners were on base and kept them
from scoring. With two out in this
inning Salvage, the first baseman for
the Zu-Zus, hit to NJ. Marcour in cen
ter field with two runners still on
and boy old Lefty" made a beautiful
catch and was applauded by the
crowd of fans that witnessed the
game. The Stars will journey down
to the immigration Station Sunday to
play the boys of that place.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
II. n. G., G.. NOTES.


The II. n. G. c. expresses with the
rest of the parish it's sincerest sym
pathy to the relatives and friends OF
our Most Rev. Archbishop Blenk. The
death of this most reverend arch
bishop Is, indeed, a blow to the club
as he had seemed ever anxious for
our welfare and treated us at all times
most courteously, especially in our
plea that dancing be allowed in our
club hall The members Of the club
or those of them that are able, are re.
quested to attend the burial of our
most reverend archbishop in a body.
A PLAY SCHEDULED.
The dramatic club of the Holy Name
headed by Mr.. " Barras. local ar
tist, has prepared another treat fol-
those interested in the clubs achieve
ments in this line in the form of a
play scheduled for Saturday, May 10
A few of the clubs young lady
friends have kindly consented to take
part in the play and the talent thai
will be shown in this play will sur
prise our most earnest critics. The
cast has not yet been made public, but
1t is promised that the best talent OF
the club and the best talent to be
found among its lady friends will be
displayed. The title of the play is
Hazel Kirk"
SIDNEY RIDE.
1t has already been announced that
a MOONLIGHT ride will be fiyen on the
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
THE CLEANERS.


The Glaners held their monthly
business and social meeting at the
home of Mrs. J. b. Miller in Pelican
Avenue. 1t was truly patriotic
gathering, the home being beautifully
decorated with American flags. red
roses and ferns.
The devotional service was opened
by singing Abide With Me- accom-
panied by the VictrOla, followed by
Scripture reading by Mrs. Garland.
Then the regular business meeting
was conducted by Mrs. Warren, the
president.
4 letter was read from Bible class
in Norfolk, Va. asking for subscrip-
ton toward their pledge for a new
church that they are planning so
build. The ladies responded heartily
and the treasurer was authorized to
send same.
Mrs. J. W. Daniels had on display
some of the garments made by the
Sewing Circle. Since quite a few OF
the ladies have been helping. she
thought this might be the means OF
! interesting others. Dues were then
! collected and the remainder of the
evening was spent in fun. Games
were played and dainty refereshment,
! served
The red. white and blue color
! scheme was carried out in the refresh
mpnts. In the center of the red, white
and blue ice cream was a souvenir
tiny American flag The napkins bore
the likeness of our first President.
Each one enjoyed herself immensel!
and Mrs. Miller proved herself ;
charming hostess.
SEWING CIRCLE.
| The meeting of the Sewing Circl,
was largely attended Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. w. Daniels
At present the garments are bein:
made for a sale which Mrs. Daniels
is expecting to have in the near fu
ture A little later, Miss Wilson IN
PRODUCED Mrs. l.. p. Smith of Dallas
Tex, a member of the Missionar!
Council and a close friend of Mis-:
! Wilson, who made a most interesting
! talk
Those present were Mines. Wells
| Warren. Wier, Miller. PerrOn. Joe
! Lilly. Daniels, Summers and Grimes
| Misses Helen Davis, Mable George
ROsabelle Garland and Irva Daniels
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26

saw in tbc transaction of the busln s,, =
affairs of the company. Any ss,,h. rsf
curing among the directors oy e,si b, Dc
na,;on and otherwise shall be hlleo I, D,
lion for the remainder OF inc
remaining directors. .-.,oo,,,ion rl
Article V.-This act Of ineoIpo :, lbs "
be changed, altered or modineo a ~
poration dissolved, with the ss'. r.cs1
thirds 0. all of the stock ony,p4 y
meeting OF the Stockholders - uotif :
that purpose after ten days p'. s;veu 4,
such meeting shall have oeeh ss,;e, :
stockholders by mail, saiu .Soyn o1 y
mailed to the last address eonossJ..
stock certificate book OF tnis hat 90
And the said appearers declared ,sco.ts,e
,unea1ed before me, notary, IN y
IN the authority extended 70 s,yin .
said meeting, for the purpose ..,,atje ~
said amendments placed IN AZ. 4. rrcofs''
and in order that the same Hhs
Thus done and passed, at INC y.sf %,
ORLEANS on the day, month ana ,.,,s,nr
irab1ve first written, in tne ,ssf, %
Tbelma Elliott and Albert thss-o,o so.
netent witnesses, who have aid spPs,..
their names, together WIN .nn",,ading y
ers and me, notary, AFTER iuii' ,on.
whole. n KuittinE -
Originally slgnedJ' - n K ME-
Inc. BY n. Orsher, Pres; II Self y
Mills, Inc, by 5. spadlspst ~,
Treas. T. Elliott. AHlP peI' Notary ruOS.
: - ,;;,d L. recorder Of "s sss
- IJe sS uHu ne narish of 0rleans' a, ~.
IN anu aO a. beTeby certify thar n =
Loi'sI sa.s,o; E Act of Amendne his Y
O. cuu < Knitting Mills, Inc, =; w book y
duly recorded in my once
folio 40. n 1917. =. I
1 SSg EMILE J. LEoNAA" y
a true G coy Z. sTARKEY; N'''f'
Anril p 10 d may 3 10 " -
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METHODIST NOTES.

Last Sunday, at the II a. m. service,
the Junior Choir gave special music.
Rev. c. G. Wier's subject was: Cor
nelius. the Centurion" Cornelius was
the first fruit of the Gentle world to
the Christian Church. He and his
household were saved and baptized.
At night there were no services, but
the Algiers congregation went to
First Church to hear the Rev. D. L.
Coale begin the three weeks cam.
paign in a union revival service.
There have been many of the local
members who have attended the meet
ings during the week. The services
are daily at 10 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Next Sunday night Rev. Coale will
discuss Does the Bible Teach That
There Is a HELP
At p. m. there will be mass meet
ing for men only at First Church adj
dressed by DR.. Coale. Subject:
Chickens Come Home to Roost.
There will be a mass meeting for
women only at p. m. Sunday. April
%, at Rayne Memorial Church. 1t
will be addressed by DR.. Hawkins.
Everybody is urged to join heartily in
these union meetings. Attend and
take your friends.
Services at the Algiers church Sun
day. April 90, at IL a. m. and 1870
p. m. There will be no prayer meet
ing until after the union meeting.
Mines. Wier and Summers attended
a meeting of the City Missionary Board
at st. Marks Hall Tuesday at 2 p. m
You are most heartily invited to at
tend the Union Revival Services which
will begin Sunday, April %, at the
First Methodist Church, HOS st
Charles Avenue. Preaching daily al
10 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. by the Texas
evangelist, Rev. ID. l.. Coale. All the
pastors of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, in New Orleans are
cooperating in this meeting, and a
most hearty invitation is extended to
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
BASEBALL

The Hard Hitters won their fourth
game this season by defeating the
Rose Buds. The score was IA to 9
in the Hard Hitters' favor. They will
challenge any team in the city under
the age of fourteen years. The lineup
is as follows: w. Treadaway, c.; A.
Treadaway, p; S. Harding. b.; B.
Grundmeyer, 2b.; l.. Molaison, 3d.;
w. Lawson, s. s.; R. Hammond, r. f.;
|. Treadaway, c. f. Apply for chal-
lenges to H. Brown, 300 Webster
Street