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0 Six. i OtoA btTOBBr i3iRT T- 3 SPORTS GEORGIA GAME- IS NEXT BIG GAME Yellow Jackets Have Easy Game With Tulane Saturday Showing Was Encouraging By Dirk a. Until they report on the iteM today Zor practice the exact condition of the Tech football squad will not. be known. but nut reports received are to the effect that the entire squad came through the gruelling battle with W.

1 with nothing- but bruises tOI thelr trouble. Today but light work. principally signal work. will be engaged in. and tnToughout the entire week the eleven will hardly be driven at.

a Very fast clip. as Saturday the Tulane eleven wilt furnish a. light engagement for the team. something- that it needs after tb three hard engagements. Davidson.

North Carolina and Washington and Left on three succeeding Saturdays. The Tulane game wilt therefore give the team a breathing spell just. prior to the three last games on the schedule Alabama. Georgia and Auburn In that order. three hard games and games on which Tech's claims for S.

I A. A. first ranking will be judged. Better Condition. The wonderfully plucky game the eleven played against the Generals Saturday Is still the talk of Atlanta.

There are many wiseacres who are sadder but wiser ate they had paid their bets. The point givers received an awful shock on this game. Tech's supporters rained considerable heart from the bowing of the team in this contest. Considered txy he in poor condition In advance of the game. the Jackets failed to show this poor condition.

Tech's changes were few and tar be tween during- the game. showing that there had een a. big Improvement in the conditioning of the men during the week following- the North Carolina game. Several times the Jackets werpforceG to take time out. but the time taken out was hair that of the Carolina game.

and several players who failed to last the. entire gamethe week before stuck it all the way. Next Saturday the changes will be frequent. due. however.

to an easy game. and in order to give the eleven and the subs a work-out. This will also work for the good. and after the Tulane game the team can be brought to a fine clip for Alabama a finer clip for Georgia and at Its real height for this game and the Thanksgiving day game with Auburn. Emerging from the Washington and Lee game In such splendid condition therefore was the turning point In the Jackets' 1416 career.

and they can be looked upon to be en better In their remaining games. Supporters Encouraged. Tech supporters have a. riglh to be Jubilant over the teams splendid show- Ing. Washington and Lees celebrated line reputed to be one of the best in the country and acknowledged by Us coach to be the goods was uutcharged by the Jacket forwards.

It was the abttfty of the Tech line men to get into the play fast that while it cost them se offside pen. es during the game. did so worry the Generals' first defense that wh within striking- distance of a touchdown the Jackets' forwards outplayed them and presented A store all that could not. be d. This line p3iv lend splendid hope to.

the future arid backed in such excellent manner as the secondary defense gave It Saturday. gave a well-nigh Impregnable defense one that will. en couraged by such a showing against the Generals. be even more formidable In future gam The work of Mauck in particular Should be the source of considerable gratification to Tech supporters. The big fellow plaj ed the entire game.

He was never stretched out a single time. played with his heart and soul the en tire way and proved to even the most skeptical our contention that in condition he was as good a tackle as any team in the south ever boasted of. The work of the entire line was improved as the result of his pta ing Cy Bells work' at end in Jim Senter's plan' although new to the position and therefore prone to make natural mistakes. was so highly polished as a. whole that the worries of the aTech coaches over the lo a of enter has been considerably lessened and adding more weight and power to the entire line.

giving the Jackets one of the biggest rush lines in the country. Three Fullback The uncovering- of jul11 as a smash- Ing. driving fallback Increases the strength of the llicketa on defense and gives them In Spence. Glower and Guilt three fullbacks who can hammer Into the line much on the order of the old Auburn trio. Guilt's work surprised even his warm supporters and but strengthens the entire offensive play of the team without weakening in the least the defensive play when either Spence or Glover are lifted from the game.

He showed himself to be wide-awake In watching the forward passing attack. Albert Hills fine end running. bristling tackling on defense and general alertness but qualities Coach HelamlLtls opinion of him as stated several weeks ago In the press when the Tech coach over his own signature said that Hilt was considerably under-rated. Hills showing brings to the backfield another smart player and therefore adds to the general strength or that department of the teams play. in creasing the around strength and speed of the eleven when a substitution In short.

the Washington and Lee game made the Jackets. Against odds they outfought the Generals and proved that they have the team that many local fans believed them to have though timid In backing that judg- meat. Necessity brought out the strength ot the Tech subs. and the showing- of Bell. Guill and Hill Increases tie all- around strength or the eleven.

It gives the Jackets confidence In themselves and their ability. A Wise More. Coach Hetsman must be given credit for a master stroke Saturday when he inserted into the game at left guard Canty Alexander to start the game. It was a psychological move that proved wise as the game progressed. Itching to play as a.

regular since he has been at Tech. Canty got his opportunity and the spirit that the tong lineman infused into his fellow Jackets was just the tonic necessary to rally them after the Generals scored their touchdown. and exhorting his mates to fight. Canty was responsible for the Generals' touchdown. making the Jackets mad Instead of taking the tight out of them.

We predict that this big fellow will be heard from In future Tech games. He caused his team to be penalized. 15 yards because of eagerness to get into a play. spilling a man who had already been called down. but it was a commendable fault and showed the spirit or the eleven.

With Spence back in harness again. the linemen. several or whom went Into the game with strapped legs solid once more. the Jackets of 1937 are going to be a hard eleven for Its op. ponents to extract the stinger In the remaining games on the schedule.

In closing lets slip Froggle Morn- ton a little laurel wreath for the way- he handled the team. He showed cool. ness under fire and on defense was a veritable demon. He showed as pretty backing of the center of the line as one would care to see at any time and back in grand condition again. uninjured after two gruelling- battles hacking the center of the line.

the Tech quart should be at his best the remainder of the season. GAME WITH FLORIDA CANCELLED BY MERCER Tampa. Fla. October 29 The Florida-Mercer football game scheduled for next Saturday has been cancelled upon request of the Mercer authorities according to an announcement made here today by Manager W. ID.

Payne of th Gator Florida is seeking a substi tute game. Macon. Ga. October 29 It was stated at Mercer university tonight that the faculty had ruled oft live of Ulff main linesmen on the Mercer team be cause the men are behind In their studies. This it was said.

made It Im possible to play the Florida game. though Mercer expects to be able to complete the rest of Us schedule. The Mercer team returnd tonight from Lake flty. Fla. where It wa defeated Saturday by Columbia College of Florida.

7 to 0 Shells REPEATER LEADER penetration. BRAND CONSTITUTION READERS Study CONSTITUTION ADVERTISING Rely on it and are guided by it. Plainsmen Have Won Four More Games Than Red and Black Annual Game Saturday at Columbus. By flick Auburn and Georgia will clash Sat. urday In their annual battle.

the scene being set for Columbus. Ga. and this game stands out as the one big contest of the day. a game that will make or break either eleven In so tar as a ranking for southern honors Is concerned. Georgia-Auburn games are difficult to dope out at best.

but It Is even more so this year. Prom the Auburn standpoint little Is known of what the Donahues possess as they have been coming slowly to a head alt season and apparently not extending themselves at any stage. Saturday alnst Mississippi A. 31. the showing of the.

Plainsmen was not formidable. but the chances are that after they got a lead they played a de fenslve game rather than take any chances on having anyone hurt. As to Georgia's strength. It Is a quandary. We looked them over a couple of days lat.

week and the team looked good in practice. The drubbing by the Navy Is no Indication of Georgia weakness but of Navy strength. The Red and Black was without the services of Reynolds McConnell and Garmariy three star players. The first named two wilt get. in the game against Auburn.

while Garniany was also hope. ful when we talked to him of also getting in the contest. Georgia-Auburn contests are at at best difficult to dope out. This one in particular is hard to fathom even when reports are In as to the condition of the players on the two teams after their Saturdays battle. Former Results.

Saturdays contest will be the twenty- second engagement between the two elevens. Of the twenty-one previous meetings. Auburn has won en Georgia seven and three have been ties. In the twenty-one games Auburn has tallied a total of points as against 303 for the Red and Black. The three tie games recorded were 0 to 0 games.

Excluding these ties. Auburn has blanked Georgia six times. while Georgia has blanked Auburn tour times. Mere are the former scores ISSZ Auburn 19. Georgia.

0 18S4 Georgia JO Auburn. 0 1895 Auburn 36 Georgia U96 Georgia 12 Auburn. it 1899 Auburn 11 Georgia 1900 Auburn 44. Georgia 0 1101 Auburn O. Georgia.

0 1SOS Georgia 12. Auburn. 2 1SOJ Georgia 22. Auburn 1S04 Auburn Ii Georgia 6 191S Auburn 21 Georgia 7 114 Auburn 0 Georgia 0 15 Auburn 2. Georgia 0 Vanquished Will Be Eliminated From Running for S.

I. A. A. Honors This Year. One or the undffeaed S.

I. A. A. elevens will be eliminated next Saturday. when Sewanee and Alabama stage their annual battle at Birmingham.

On the dope this points to be about the closest battle arranged on the men for November 4 and in advance there appears to be little to choose between the two elevens. That the game will be a hectic battle Is certain. Neither has lost a game this season and both have been snow- trig considerable improvement In their play with each succeeding Saturday until this week they ought to be very near to their height. Other Southern Games. Aside from the North Carolina-Virginia Polytechnic institute game.

which should be one Of the best In the south Atlantic division of the south this season there are few games In the south that will attract much attention. With the exception of the Georgia. Auburn game which is commented on elsewhere. the larger elevens should have fairly easy games on hand. The dope on the I' I I.

con. test is much the same as that on' the Alabama It difficult to forecast a winner. though the Tarheels have en coming- forward at a great Clip and V. P. 1.

Is going to have a very busy afternoon of It. Tennessee. Vanderbilt. I S. e.

and Tech an have easy games in view. THE EAST Washington and Lee and Virginia Go East for Games on Saturday. football wn get another backset next Saturday. when two south- ern elevens again made the east. There has not been a successful In vasion this season.

and next Saturdays attack wilt hardly be any more successful than the previous ones. The Washington and Lee eleven will meet the and unless they sho" considerable mote than they showed' here against Tech Saturday they will get a good drubbing. Virginia will go to Cambridge to play Harvard and the Crimson will probably play a bunch or her subs iti this contest for practice. Western Invasion. A western eleven win also invade the east this Saturday.

but in this ca- they win have probably a better chancu than he southerners stand. Notre Dame wilt bf' the invader and the Army will th defending host. The only other game of moment in the east Saturday is the Yale-Colgate game and in this contest the ig J3lne eleven will have Its second bi test. but after defeating Washington and Jefferson lat Saturday. the Blue Is expected to emerge victorious.

Colgae itill is in the running- among th eastern elevens and is therefore to ei Yale a stiff tIght. To enable an eroplane to alight by clutching a cable a Frenchman has built pring- work that projects from the top of the machine. Plenty seats for all performances Maude Adams in The Little Minister tonight Tuesday and Wednesday with Wednesday mati. nee. Buy choice seats early.

ALL4OUTHERN END RUSSELL COHEN. Right end for Vanderbilt. has been nominated for this years southern. Last year he Just missed this honor because he was troubled with a weak ankle. but In the games he did play he was a wonder at going down the field on punts.

This year he Is In fine trim and somewhat heavier than last season. One of his bet accomplishments Is at taking the forward passes out of the air. Divided Season Is Abolished. Gratifying Report by the President. Savannah Ga.

October 29. Provision for a straight season of 100 games. beginning April lt with opening games in Charleston. Augusta and Macon. and Memorial Day games in Augusta Macon Columbus.

was made today at the annual meeting 01' the South Atlantic league magnates. Six clubs which finished the 191 season were represented and the representatives went on record as favoring the same circuit for the next campaign. Those present were E. O. Kalbtlelsch.

Augusta W. H. Walsh Charleston S. E. Hendrix and Joseph I.

Nettles. Co lumbla C. E. Walton. Columbus James' Y.

Wilson. Jacksonville E. G. Jacobs Macon and President X. P.

Corlsh. who presided. Upon a recommendation from President Corlsh a committee of three was selected to took into ticket sales plans In operation in other leagues. with a view toward broadening the scope of operation between the fans arid baseball club owners In the South Atlantic section. The adoption of a season of t0 straight games does away with the split or divided season which has been in vogue in the South Atlantic league for the past tour or five years and eliminates the possibility the magnates pointed out of uninformed critics charging manipulation.

The annual report of the president proved highly Interesting to those assembled at today's session. Attendance and financial accounts showed ft. slight but highly gratif ing Increase over the preceding year upon which the magnates were inclined to ba the belief that the 1917 season win witness a return of the popularity which the sport enjoyed before the advent of the Federal league. To Till th vacancy made by the resignation of XV H. Walsh.

president of the Charleston club. several weeks ago. James V. Wilson of Jacksonville was today elected i ice president of the league. Mr.

Wilson representing the Jacksonville dub at the session ex plained to the league magnates the recent deal by which the Florida club be came the property or Randolph Rose the Chattanooga sportsman. Rules forestalling the likelihood of syndicate baseball and' furthering ft. strict observance Or salary limitations were read Into the big book. The first denied the right of ownership in another dub either In whole or in part. directly or Indirectly to any dub owner.

or club official. while the second dented all clubs the right to re sign a released player until a period of at least ten days had elapsed. Mike Finn Will' again appointed to draft the schedule. Selection or th opening and holiday dates was harmoniously accomplished. Those clubs which open on the road win be at home on July 4.

while the Memorial Day games. of course were given to the. three Georgia members of the circuit. AMERICAN ATHLETES WIN MALMO MEET Malmo Sweden. October 28.

The visiting American athletes Ted Meredith. Joe Loomis Murray. Bob Simpson and Andy Ward competed here this afternoon In games with Swedes an' Danes. The me was held at the Malmo stadium and many thousand spectators were present. Including a number of Americans.

who presented their countrymen with large silk American flags. The greatest enthusiasm pre- tailed and the wedea applauded the United States. The summary of th events One hundred and ten meters' hurdles won by Murray' torsen. Sweden second. Time.

16 2-10 seconds. High Jump Kullerstrand Sweden. and Murray led at 1 meter SO centimeters. Meter Run Won by Ward Simpson second. and Murray third.

Time 23 2-10 seconds. Meter Kun R01ln. Sweden. won. Time.

I minute 57 8-10 second Meredith was second. Time one minute iS 710 seconds. Broad Jump- Won by Simpson with meters 69 centimeters Olsen Sweden second. with meters. 57 centimeters Loomis.

third with rooters centimeters. Relay Race. 400 Meter Won by th. American team. 43 S-10 seconds.

Sweden was second with 44 5-10 seconds. After tile games. Joseph Westerner the American consular agent at Maimo distributed silver cups to the winners. The American athletes win now go 0:0 Gothenburg after which they wm return to the United States. cording to the census report" 213 SIS girl stenographers and typewriters are employed In the United States.

Plenty seats for all performances Maude Adams in The Little tonight Tuesday and Wednesday with Wednesday matinee. Buy dioice seats early. r-- v' Topi South in Points Scored. Sewance Second Vanderbilt Third No Clean Records Now. Th Tech Yellow Jacket.

still ad th southern stuvens In points scored. with a total of SO points. wan 1 cond and Vanderbilt third. There Is no teem In the south who has not been scored against now. Auburn and Tennessee however have only had a field coal regtstsrsd against them.

No touchdown his yet recorded. tiers ar tb scores. Tech. Mercer SZl Cumberland I Davidson I 14 North Carolina Washington and Lee I Set i Slwanee 97 Cumberland 0 73 Morgan I Maryvltl 1 fl Kentucky Stats 0 i B. U.

5 VnderbLit. It W. P. V. Transylvania 0 45 Kentucky State 0 Is MiB Mppl I 27 Virginia 6 J35 Auburn.

I Buttery 25 Howard 0 2 Mercer 0 28 Cllmaon 0 7 Miss. A. at 15. Alabama. IS Birmingham 0 to Southern 0 2' Miis.

College 1 Florida I 17 Mississippi 0 I7 L. 8. V. 24 Lafayette 0 69 7 Jefferson 9 IS Teus A. M.

0 60 Miss. College. 7 0 Sewanee 7 ITs 14 Washington and 30 Randolph Macon 0 7 Army 14 Rutgers II Rnke 7 Tech 7 24 Tonoe 33 Tuoculurn 0 to Mryvm I 14 Clemson 0 26 South Carolina 0 2 Florida 121 I Chattanooga. 20 Tennessee Normal 4 Mercer 0 0 Mississippi A. 31.

33 0 Louisville 6 23 Emory and Henry 0 52 Citadel 0 Clemson 0 It Florida 0 1 Virginia 7 3 Navy 27 II 3. North Carolina. to Wake Forest 0 0 Princeton 29 0 Harvard 21 Tech to 38 V. 31. I.

4 13 Mississippi A. 74. Mlssiseippi College la 33 Chattanooga 0 Trnylnla 0 Auburn 7 15 29 Virginia. 24 Davidson ft I Yale i 21 Richmond 0 Vanderbilt 27 II 101 ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY LITTLE BOB" Little Bob" Jones has added another Scalp to his golfing belt by winning the East Lake club championship tourney defeating T. N.

Bradshaw. eight up. Bradshaw played gamely. but the su perior playing of the Atlanta kid wonder showed with telling effect. In the final matches of the other flights closer scores resulted.

These flights were as follows Second Flight W. F. Rogers defeated H. Clay Moore. one up.

Third Flight Frank Carter defeated W. J. Neville. one up. Fourth Flight J.

H. Smith defeated George I. Boynton. one up. The club championship ends the golf spa-ion at Eat Lake.

526 residents of Georgia registered at Hotel As tor during the past year. Single room. without bath. 250 and UOo Doble 1350 and 1400 Single rooms. with bath.

3.90- to Double 50 to 700 Parlor Bedroom and bclu 1000 to 114 0 Times Square. At Broadway 44tL to 5th Street tbe center of New- York. social and business activities. In dose proximity to mil railway terminals. When You Want Work or Workers TRY Constitution WANT ADS EDITED BY DICK SON Tops the Teams in Points Scored Every Team Has Now Been Scored Upon.

Army Is Third. Penn Stats has taken th lead among- the tern eleven In points scored. a the re- suit or 8 tord 7" play. with Brown SecoOd. Army third.

and Syracuse fourth. Every team in the east has been scored upon now but two. Princeton and Brown have not had their goal lines crossed though a. goal has been registered agiat them. Here ire the scores Penn State.

II Westminster 0 60 Bucknell 7 W. Vs Weseyan 0 Penn. IS 4 Gettysburg 2 Brown. 13 Rhode Island 4 Trinity 0 9 Amhuret 0 20 Williams 0 21 Rutgers Army. Lebanon 0 24 W.

L. I 17 Holy Cross 0 63 Trinity. 0 69 Villa Nova 73 Ohio 0 F. M. 0 0 PtUsburg SO Michigan 14 165 44 Tale.

Carnegie Tech 0 61 Virginia 3 12 Lehigh 4 1 V. P. 1 0 3 W. r. It W.

4. 6J Geneva 0 21 W. Vs. Wesleyan 0 47 Marietta 12 Westminster 0 24 Yale UT 7 Dartmouth. 31 Boston 47 Lebanon I Mass State 0 0 Georgetown 10 Princeton 7 144 TJ Colgate.

14 Susquehanna 0 28 Main 0 15 IMlnotR SO Rhode island 0 27 Sprtngfleld 14 13. 17 58 WentminBVer 0 20 Navy 19 SO Syracuse. 0 :0 v. nn 221 yard. 26 Bates 0 0 Tutu 1 31 North Carolina 0 47 Max Agglu 0 22 Cornell 0 117 Princeton.

it Holy 0 2 North Carolina 0 3 Tuft I Lafayette 0 7 Dartmouth. 3 Cornell. 2 Gettysburg 0 42. William 0 19 Bucknell. 0 0 Ilariard 23 Nary.

0 Dickinson 0 23 Georgetown 7 24 Maryland Aggie. I 1 Plttsburg 20 West Virginia 7 27 Georgia Penn. West Virginia 0 27 F. M. ft 0 8 Swarthmnre 15 ten State 0.

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0 a. plang. ech wpj ht an I hin countr Th 1 gtv surpn ed to ard In- nerLls wbenhe Cant playas let' Quarte' The Ida- 1ercer I the I I It ed ercer I lI smen be. I Im- ercer it rda O. WINCHJ" Shotgun AND For the high flyers or the low flyers Leader and Repeater shells have the each spread Their great sale is dU to these qualities which insure a full bag.

Use them in your gun. To be sure to get them ASK FOR THE I 40 GEORGIA-AUBURN SAME NEXT EVENT Black-Annual k. Jemison. 1 I I I I a I de- I I wa. fl a aTe Auburn orgla.

O. Auburn. orgla. 12. Auburn.

11. Auburn Auburn. UO-eor la. U03Glorgla. Auburn.

l90 Auburn. 9 Georgia. I Georgia. Auburn. 0 Geor Ia.

6. Auburn. 0 191 Gorgla 01 Auburn. 6. Georgia.

5 IBID-Auburn. 26. Ueorgia. 0 i lilt-Auburn O. Georgia.

0 tSlZ-3eorgta 1 Auburn. 8 I Auburn. Auburn. orgLa. 01 ALABAMA I GAME ON SATURDAY Ho ora 4.

80n. 1 talri V. th t. I bus I I. I ve eas VIRGINIA ElEVENS 1 INVADE outhern baock et not a Llon.

De Navy the Saturda tl pIa I th be the onl Inthl big big and I emergevlctorlou It11l1l1n the' 1 give a proje ts for. I i I AL SOUTH END II Vanderbilt. SAllY MAGNATES fOR STRAIGHT SEASON 29. 19. 191' Co-- ok ans I.

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I ADERSON at Suie :0 llde. AtuU SpeclatUea Commerca1 Clro a O. I Il' Estte Lw. Telephones-Bell Attu I 1 DAN RS RI IELS jut eted New. orl.

1 1YIU wak Jen tecn you lodace M-er. neo14. flhlGned li UrantsL UU-J. I publc be OlliD I ater 21 prlvte ad cl. lilbt Iy Le' f' 1ncln6 Acdemy.

II I Maio. Alun 01 UI fbD SlAIJAet wauL" abJebodJed. unwarled mea Uu er cItzens 0. an nablt cl rd Enal1h Jal" Intormaton- 1cruHl. r.

Lonard HId. 64 cherry aU POlt tlce lltI CoLumtu. UOI. ad ALanta Ga. 11" L1 confrrd Ja uaverIU' dIrecty advlrte It extenion parlment rm plac lmied numbr at QplmentaT tw 8cholarhp.

I pplCta mut a Ured APPlY. 1' UnlTlortl Analey. WANTEDapable exprenced- I 2 Id Ie whoar. bel relrnce a4 ther abity fUODltl POIIUOn wil relabJe Cal se ou INTERTATE 20 BI4sIytn LO e4 01' Kowl Joom" oratel wool1 ad cton mela wea dre. tgr.

PIIelphlla tanportUoD paId Hear lorl1 Rbm na. 3a tu lbladelphla Pa 8l rOi hand Pot. u' 0 wil 1. ba er ua" for nd lye a wlUe leaaiae pOIOD ou caD' aop" laD ta Baber Cole litcAet tl Why tl. a ek co.

0 tol. 32300 i U1 PA 01 co. tartll W. 1aIn Cllece1 For WANTEDTwo 70U" 01 tain arenuncurtr unlCor required UII Newt venu ANTEDDelllllle daucbtma 'heat i 8uthuD A J1s' bYt Nat eXr 1 Busines System" 0. Rom a.

0 au. tanta WORKEP. lelIul tamlar tba Natonal 1 ICg. Orla tel worknO eut. f' pr Knoxvli.

Alcoa Tnne bcome clalteurtU weel fn attute. Dept Robeler. Ce WANTED1oun5 ma a ale1o. aerty rueAppI7l. puan Central HNOWDRiF wantsthr.

sO' hand onc. UOO1I. Ilnd WANID wtln bme ovt rah. mal dekL Cmmnce. 1 montl Bs 111.

Col. tcJ apho trer. atreet ca Mdt HELP WANTEDFem le WAN EDWlte ckud ut bous faz I OraWUc Itay house ald taee a mmbl tamJy. sar mOlr btty provn mUl omptltaD wel Anllt staU. Etlner Carbu la tl.

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lLL1NERY JHOO1T1. 1. rorkar JIDeT tech. mo to nd Oodrn tm II the. eutb i' Ih tme In40 Wnlt blea i 1DY combinaton bkkeepr nd I n06Japber ada.

0 a. Addrea A cue CR I 0" 1 LDIES det1 lern miiDU J. I cl by Specilty 1 E' HutU. btor. aoaUus rmvu wltl" I K.

AND. DLt8EOPERAOR AL'- I ALDAi HELP WANTEGMale ndFem le ANT lFIRST CLS OPE ATOR IVV536S WANTEDCok nld nur. prer. potlr 704 Slvy bufdlnc. WANTEDTEACH RS' ALll Jbu Anc 1c nl a' UMra tlrn ihBt bu4' aIdiIt Atant Ga 1Ov bol Foa.

Teacbr. A enCTO Gral IldCJttLr i VANEI Tage ThEr QONST1TuiION ATLA1TIA MONDAY OGTOBEI 30 19I5. i GAMEIS BIGGAME I i 4. 4 k' te. 4.

1 tJ f' i alf th 44 jH 11 i is j. a' 1 i when l. 41 wall e' i tt im- played en- t. 11 Iaying. it nter I I def en- 1s necessary.

5 un- uar ac- i was I I I 11 I I 1 1 1 liii 1 1 1 I 1 1 11 1 1 1 I 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 3 I I I I I I I I I jjj II I I tc ANDREPEATRR I 4 and ASKEOR I 4. i 1elyonitandareguidedbyit. 3 t59443eorgia. 0 Georgia 0 ieorgia. Auburn 19.

4. t90'-Georgla Auburn 23. 0 16. i. Auburn GAMEONSATURDAY age L.

INVADETHE Vir- backsetneit em hasmnot suc- show a 4 She aspring j- 1 4i i. ea' S. :4 tS ii hi pans 00 res- vis- tied 0 cOfldg Won 3 6 Censuereportg 212. I ARESTILL lecone nd 51 1 ii SW 2 3 It Tenneeee Henry. 1) I Ueorgia If ii 0tt Brodw 44thto ew ICIIVI1IeL Con stun-Hon S.

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ani uriffiL 55- SYe theyaratpleflWith tecoserybat they' getbak thownrS edr 1155 5305 Ala. ning ii at i. flL. Hudson Dsh p57 lb. 1' covery PetIc Birminghamk1S.

LCT tioa0. PCU I 1' lliaghea3' Beyoids. 1101n. Thursday chased LOST be pearl 245 1 I ADLicS' kmertcan I3is 11A kk La rsflasO. ta 5t.

HtZitowrlird storeMLnSlSS 100 aUh hat. the House S-IC or street. carte tre cumbtngs1Qr 2. tlaher WOwa 8laIe. Estate Atlanta' MUSCANOOANCIIG MRS.

hAItI 4ew 1 17) 3001 ALLpubtic I I WANTED-Male uziyaai SZATSb-ALea 3 Jul 374 atre partment WANTED otage BtdgIvyI43 worated. dreg. S. LC ProL th 130 a Lb. scto WANTED-Two as WANTID-Designinc raliway.

by3osi also o. Me the 1ow Structural Power WANTED-Men 311 3n WANTED oaT OL 66 1 INOWDEIFT 4 govttsliway maitclerka. 75 WANTED WANTED White three. b. lVtges he Ansey EiflngerCarbur 71 SIAOdoaen onceStore 23Trinity iANTSD good st ady 70i hdgewood iflLLiNE11T SCHOOL y.

Iytem time be 4O4 ats. i miUi before snyottierinittinyschook OPERATOIIS. andFemale 7 Cook. re eraa4 WANTED-TEACHERS rhersAgsocits vce Os. ivy villa -AF ii I WANTED By newspaper newspaper as editor yeperty.

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