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aiir if tHE rr ATMNTA GKE SATITRD AY XCTQBEB JIDTT Races Close With Events Saturday Generals In Contest Today mr- Tufts West Virginia- Dartmouth Cornell-Colburg-Syracuse and W. Penn State. There are five Dig games scheduled or eastern gridirons this afternoon. all of which will have a direct bearing on' where the championship flag will float at the end or the reason. The Army meets Tufts at West Point and will have the toughest battle of the year in the smaller eleven.

Dartmouth win meet West Virginia at Hanover The Dig Green eleven will lad that the West Virginia boys are toes worthy of their steel. Cornell meets Colgate and the latter hould win the game unless the ltha- cans show a big improvement over the form they exhibited in the game with WUUams last Saturday. The two biggest games of the day are the Syracuse contest at Plttsburg. sad the Washington and Penn State game at Washington. Pa.

Plttsburg should De returned the winner to her contest. but. in the other game there is considerable doubt. The other games scheduled for grids are Penn Buckoell at Philadelphia Iiowdoln va. Colby at Witervin Brows vs.

Boston at Providence. Carnegie Ohio at PUUbur- Columbia vII. Union at York. Delaware vs. Western Maryland at Newark.

Fordham va. Holy Cross at Tork. Geor Washington va. Eastern at Wash- Hamilton vs. Norwich at Clinton.

Havtrford vs. Urmlnus at Havertord. Johns Hopklni vs. Dlcklns at Saltl I mote Ltyette vs. Rutgers at South Bethlehem.

Mlddlebury vs. Mass. Arrlea at Middle- fcury. Muhlenberl Franklin and Marshall at All atown. New York vs.

Wesleyan at New York. P. M. C. vs.

St. Johns Chester. Andover v. Dartmouth Fresh- men at Andover. Exeter vs.

Yale Freshman at Exeter. Rhode Teland vs. New Hampshire at Kingston. Swarthmore vs. Gettysburg it Swarth- Trinity vs.

onn Arrle at Hartford. Mains vs. Bates at Rochester vs. Buffalo at Rochester. Worcester Poly vs.

Rena Poly at Worces- wnUms vII. Vermont at XVIlllamstown. 1 1 EIGHT IMPORTANT WESTERN CONTESTS There are eight games scheduled for- western gridirons today of more or less Importance. games that will have a final bearing on the final standing of the football teams of that section. They are' Iowa State yO STWonrl at Ames.

Chicago v. Purdue at Chleao Colorado vs. Colorado Mines at Denver. Idaho vs. Montana at Mlssoulft.

Illinois VII. Wlscoiwln at Urban Michigan va Michigan- AtTles at Ann Minnesota VII. Indiana at Minneapolis. bra lca Notre mc at Uncoln. There are quite a few other games scheduled for this section for the day.

among the most important being erlchton vs. South Dakota at Omaha Dakota Wesleyan vs. Trinity at Sioux City. pauw vs. Ixuisvllle rat Greencajtle.

Hanover vs. Butler at Hanover. Kansas Agxtes vs. Washington at Man. Haekeli vs.

Kansas Vfasleyan at rs. Lewis at Naplervllle. Ohio Wesleyan Oberlln at Delaware. Oregon Aggie vs. Washington at Cor- lo a ca rrinrell at Iowa City.

8t Louis vs. Drury at St. Louts. Akron vs. Wooter at Akron.

Kttim vs. Wubburn at Lawrence. Wabash vs. Rose Poly at Terre Haute. Wuhlntton Or.

eon at Pullman. Western Reserve vs. Kenyon at eland. Navy vs. Carlisle at Annapolis.

MARIETTA RICH TO PLAY MARIST TODAY At 3:30 o'clock this afternoon on the Marist college campus Yarletta. high schools football team will do bat- tie with the Marist eleven. A hard- fought game is the outlook. GRANITE DEALERS CLOSE CONVENTION IN ATLANTA The Joint convention of the Granite Paving Block Manufacturers' Assocla- Ion of the United States and the National Building Granite Quarries association which opened at the Piedmont hotel Thursday night at 9 clock was Drought to a close yesterday morning by a business session at the Tledmpnt. The principal lasue brought before the convention was the suggestion for a decrease of quarter of an inch in pavement block heads plated be fore the convention by C.

N. Nutting a Clnctnntl delegate. This. however was not soled on favorably by the convention and the size of the standard pavement block will remain unchanged. Delegates to the convention repte- seated nearly all of the big granite manufacturing- concerns east of the UiSnislppL The next convention will held In Baltimore In January at which officers for the ensuing yeas will be elected.

ALBANY MAY DOUBLE HER LAST SUBSCRIPTION Albany. Ga. October 19. Special. The first two days' canvass In Albany of workers for the second Liberty Loan saw nearly 50000 worth of bonds signed for by purchasers In many walks of life.

It. i the. confident expectation of the local committee that Al bony which took more than 1100000 worth of bonds of the first Issuer will do twice as wen in responding to the present appeal. Assurance that sev eral subscriptions. for large amounts will come in during the latter part of th campaign have been secured by members of the local committee.

Generals and Jackets Are Ready For Battle Great Gridiron Battle Starts at 2:30 Today at Grant Field. Washington and Lee Supporters Have' Hopes But Tech Rules as the Favorite in Pre-Game Dope. THE DOPE AT A. GLANCE. Teams Washington and Lee University.

Georgia Tech. Color Washington and Lee Blue and White Tech. Old Gold and White. Coaches Washington and Lee. Bin Rattery Tech.

J. W. Helsman. Captain Washington and Lee Plerottl Tech. Carpenter.

Place Grant field. North avenue. Time Three o'clock. Street Cars Luckle to Waterworks get off at North avenue West PelLchtree. get oft at North avenue.

The former Is the nearest. Admission Concrete grandstand. 150 general admission. it to wooden stands and to all aide lines except the west. Soldiers in uniform will be admitted for SO cents.

Ticket Sale Jacobs' Pharmacy at Five Points. The probable ups W. I Position. TECH. Fox.

1. E. Bell Atkins. 1. T.

Welchel Patterson. L. Flncher Pierottl. C. Phillips Bailey.

R. Dowllng Bethel R. T. Thweatt Larkin. R.

E. Carpenter Gregg. Q. Hill Moss L. H.

B. Strupper Blain. R. H. B.

Quyon Stlverstein F. B. Harlan Atlanta football tans ate awaiting the referees whistle this afternoon at SSO o'clock. which will send the Washington and Lee Generals and the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets into action In what promises to De a regular football game. On pre-game dope the Golden Tornado rules as the favorite.

but Washington and Lee supporters encouraged by the splendid showing of their eleven Willard Plans to Promote Next Battle For His Crown Jess Willard and We men who will aid him in promoting and staging his next world championship battle. From left to right they are Owen Doud. George Digsby Ray O. Archey Roy Gill and the champion himself in the Jess Wl1lard. cowboy heavyweight champion fighter of the world.

is go- Ing to be the promoter a' wen as the star of the next battle that Is waged for his crown. Which means that the Dig Kansan is going to be the one who says when where and under what terms such an engagement la flll d. This la official Information. direct from the champion himself. and disseminated here by the advance man of the Buffalo Bill Wild West show.

which comes to Atlanta Monday sad Tuesday for an afternoon and night performance each day. Of course. Jess isn't going to attend to all of the details of the fracas but all Important matters In connection with it must have his final vise. In the promotion of the next world- title bout Willard. who has accepted BRITTON IS OUTFOUGHT BY BENNY LEONARD New York.

October 19. Benny Leon ard worlds champion lightweight pugilist outfought Jack Britton. of Chi. sago former welterweight chaplon. In six rounds of a ten-round bout here to- Cincinnati delegate.

This. however. was Mississippi. The next convention will others. Leonard weighed 133 pounds and Britton 139.

At nearly every stage Leonard was the aggressor. In the seventh round. after Referee McPartland had separated the men with a good deal or force Britton seemingly lost his temper andstruck at the referee. who dodged the blow. POSTPONE MEETING OF FARMERS' UNION The annual meeting of the Georgia members of the Farmers' union scheduled for November 1 and 2.

hoe been postponed and will be held in. the Auditorium at Macon. November 13 and 14 according to announcement Friday. The former schedule conflicted with the state fair dates. Charles S.

Barrett president of the National Farmers' union will De the principal speaker He has just completed a tour of the country made for the purpose of study- Ing the food supply conditions. Fight Your Rheumatism With the Right Ammunition. Tike Every Advantage of This Re- tentless Enemy. FlSDUDg disease Is the moat Im pottaat warfare known to mankind because we are all subject. to Its at.

One of- We moat common ices is Rltenmatiemtrhfch attacks with re- Jentleis vlolencia and often leaves Its victim entirely helpless. Rheumatism ls so often uccessfnl against Its vie- tlm because' the wrong ammunition jl used against It Too many people make the. mls- tae of treating only the e7mDtoms land entirely overlooking' its sonree. They are to. anxious- to find relief I tram Its torturing pains.

that. they local applications of lint- lotions to accomplish of tiny germs which are entrenched In the blood where they cannot be reached by' locally applied. liniments. They must be literally routed and forced out of the blood by a remedy which searches them out and puts them to flight For more than flits years S. has been recognized as the most reliable blood.

remedy. made. It goes deep down Into the blood cells and purifies and cleanses. the circulation of every trace of Impurity. It la the tight ammunition for Rheumatism and has been used In tnouaand of cases with gratifying- results.

You can obtain 8. S. S. at Dr drug store. no.

substitute. write to our medical regarding your own case. Address Swift. Specific Co agalnst Randolph-Macon last Saturday are hoping for the beet The contest should prove one or the most open games of the season. as it is believed that both aides will rely somewhat on the aerial attack.

The Generals will depend on. this mainly to an effort to scatter the heavier Jackets while Tech will Ulle it a a mesas of saving some of her stars who are said not to be in the best of shape. Given a feet dry field. there la going to be plenty doing from the spectators' standpoint plenty or action that they can follow. and enjoy.

with forward passing end runs by fleet backs sad kicking as the main fortes of the two elevens. MM Te Stars. Charlie Moss. Washington and Lees latest star. said by many to be superior even to the great Cy Young will Do watched with considerable Interest by Atlanta fandom and with more than in rarest by the Jacket defense.

How he will compare with Everett Strupper and Joe Ouyon. Techs two star halves. remains to be seen. AtllLntanll don't believe that he can equal either of them In condition. but.

In their present condition. he may approach them. However. It is our candid opinion that with the possible exception of Chick Harley. Ohio States American halfback Berry.

or the University or Pennsylvania and Ollphant. of the Army. there are no other backs lnthe country. Scrappers equal and we do not consider any of these three his superior. sick or well.

The battle today however. is going to be mainly In the rush lint's and the line that Outplay the other will glue Its backs the chances that they will be looking for. We expect the Jackets to get away. but by what ore we hesitate to predict awaiting the weather condition and final report from the trainer of the- physical condition of Hill. Strupper and Ouyon all of whom are to be in Jared.

Tickets for the contest can purchased at Jacobs' Pharmacy at Five Points. challenges from Fred Fulton. Gunboat Smith and Georges Carpentler is going to assisted by the business staff of his wild west show. This staff consists of Ray O. Archey.

his general manager Owen Doud. financial man Roy Gill. treasurer andassistant general manager George Blgsby superintendent. When purchased the Buffalo Bill Wild West show. Immediately following the death of Colonel Cody.

he lntrueted his venture to these men. And they have won him bountiful success In the field of amusement. So to them he is going to look for the actual promotion and staging' of his next fight. For the champion believes that any organization that can manage a big traveling enterprise such ea a wild west snow or circus Is fully competent to direct a championship prlz fight. CLEMSON TIGERS LOSE Scorp 7 to 0 Battle Nard Fought- Neither Gained Much Through Line.

Clemson College. S. C. October 19. Auburn defeated ClemtlOn to" 0 in a hard-fought game here today the Plainsmen outpunttng the Tigers to good advantage.

Neither team was able to gain consistently through the line. Dacote was the star In advancing the ball for the winners. while Hanks played well for Clemson. offensively and defensively. AUBURN 7 Position.

CLEMSON 0 L. Thckton Caton. L. T. Potts Samford L.

GUmer Rogers Gee Warren. R. G. Llghtaey Bonner. R.

T. Hart Style R. E. Kay Robinson Copt Q. B.

Wltsell ICapL Donahue I. H. Bartlell Creel. R. H.

Banks Revington. F. B. Allison Scoring- by periods Auburn 7 7 Cl Su 0 0 0 ary Auburn scoring Touchdown. Revlnlton real from touchdown.

Decors Time of periods minutes. Referee. Bender. Nebraska Umpire. Williams Vlr- glBla.

Head linmman. Major. Auburn. SHARP REPLY IS SENT CALIFORNIA FRUIT MEN Washfntrton. October 19.

Resolutions adopted by the California Fruit Exchange setting forth that. the farmers are handicapped by shortage of labor and proposing a national movement td convince President Wilson of the. ne cesslty of exempting farmers as a class from the army draft have' drawn. a sharp reply from the food administration leelarlnr the outlook sufficient' farm labor in California Rood oolnt- Ins out that the produce handled by the fruit exchange' Is sot essential war food and significantly suggesting that It would he Interesting to know the ori gin of the resolutions. The reply.

made public tonight war written by J. Sullivan head of the administrations division of Interests of labor and the consumer and addressed to J. L. Nagle. general manager of the JS exchange who had forwarded to the' administration a copy of the resolutions.

Faces Tech Today ATKINS Tackle on the Washington and Lee that meets Tech today. Famous Fighters Chances for Recovery Lie in Hi Remarkable Vitality. Chicago. October 13. There was no change In the condition of Robert Fltz- simmons former worlds heavyweight champion.

who is critically ill with pneumonia. at 1 p. m. today. Physicians at the hospital sold he was very low and his chances for recovery lie almost wholly in his remarkable vitality.

The former champions wife. who hoe been constantly with her husband was taken ill today and ordered to bed. She la suffering from a nervous breakdown. Robert Fltzslmmons. Jr.

Is speeding from New York to be at the bedside of his father. Crack Prep Elevens In Morning Contest On Grant Field Grid Tech High school and Gordon institute will lock horns on the gridiron at Grant field this morning and a strenuous battleis certain to be the I result. The vanquished in this contest will practically be out of the running- for the state prep honors and the knowledge of this should' make the contesting all the keener. TENER GIVEN POWER New York. October 19.

At a meet- ABU AIC win icf ics truL iiis vrganiza- I tlon In consultation with legal advisers looking toward any action which may De undertaken either in defense of the suit or otherwise. The meeting was at tended by the presidents of all the clubs with the exception of St. Louts Branch Rickey being absent. Buy a Gas Room Heater. JACK TAR 18 MADE WITH THIS OVAL BUTTONHOLE.

A NEW STYLE IN John Ruskin Send the boys in camp a box of John Ruskin cigars make them happy 1. N. NIatCN. Attait OIK. L.

ADAMS 4CO DNt Atlanta vomrriN o. co. orim sun CURED OR NO PAY Kesufe Stricture grid all ui disease success fully treated. Sep. rate reception room fore ai to 1:10 Idally and A Maasrsitsa 1 to P.

Sunday lu to i W. HUGH 3. 18H 4 Atlaata fU. Fine Racing Double-Bill' On Lakewood Track Today Postponed Events From Yesterday Will Be Run in Addi- tiono Regular Program Miss Harris M. Pitted Against Hal Boy in Special Match Race.

William to Go Against Time. By Dick Jemlron. Friday afternoons racing card at Lakewood was. called off on. account of the wet and slippery condition of the track.

Today there will be a fine card of racing ea the result starting promptly at 12 o'clock. The card will open with the deciding heat or heats of the unfinished Georgia Railway and Power company cup 2:08 trot flue heats of whicfiSvere run on Thursday afternoon. Straight Sail won the first heat Peter Chenault Vie second. Bacelll the third and fourCK and Peter Chenault the fifth. Busy's Lassie and bites Per faction which oleo started.

were eliminated by the rules after tour heats were run. In addition to this race. the Piedmont lintel cup. 211 pace for a purse of 2600. 2:07.

2:11 and 2:15 trots. the 2:04 pace and the 2:15 pace will be run. Two Special Event Two added attractions ate booked for the evenings entertainment of racing fans one of the events being already scheduled for yesterday- while the other was set for this afternoon. Miss Harris M. with a record.

of 2. and Hal Bov. with a record or 2:01 will engage in a special match race. William the celebrated pacer. will try to better 2:00 In a special race against time around the oval.

In addition there will be a parade of all the worlds champions now at the track. and they will be introduced as they pass the grandstand with owner's names. records and drivers. This event is scheduled for 2 o'clock. The two special events against time are dependent entirely on the weather conditions and the condition of the track but With the high wind that hoe been prevailing tot several hours.

It is believed that with the large force of men that Scott Hudson will put on the. track early this morning. It will be In top condition by noon. The double bill will bring to a. doe one of the most successful race meets of the entire season In the Grand Clt- cult this meet bringing the Grand Circuit prorgam to a lose for the year.

Race Called Off. Uniontown Pa. October 19. Offi cllLls of the Uniontown speedway an nounced tonight that on account of unsuitable weather conditions. the automobile races.

Including' the annual autumn classic of 150 tape scheduled to- be run on the speedway tomorrow afternoon have been postponed until October 27. Fitzgerald High Wins. Fitzgerald. Ga. October 19.

Spe cial. Fitzgerald High school football team defeated the Third District A. and M. football team here this afternoon by a score of 53 to O. The Americas team was feared very much but now the high school supporters have no doubt that their team is the best in south Georgia.

Sewanee Plays S. Alabama Meets Mississippi-T-Vanderbilt Plays Ken tucky and Others. Aside from the Washington sad Lee. game to be played here which 1 the most important game- of the day in the south there. are quite few other games.

of' more than passing In rarest Sewanee sad Louisiana State tn at Sew Orleans and on their form shown In the games. to date It a up to which one will be returned th victor. Alabama and Mississippi should fur dish a hard-fought battle at Ttuca- tones Ala. for the football fan of that Section but the dope points to an Alabama victory. Vanderbilt and Kentucky will meet at Lexington Ky.

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M. vs Maryland State at LulnrtML Virginia. v. p. I.

vs. Davidson- at Blackstrarr. IIaylor vt Oklahoma' A. M. at Waoa Erstilae Cltad Chuissten.

Flak a Atlanta et Nashville. Howard Payne vs. Trinity at Bronwood. Newberry vs. Furman at Greenvltla Macon vs.

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