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Special. Chattanoogatoday signed Elliott nt the yeteran. pitched who rent Is playing wlntertiall at Phoenix. z. and wires that he liJa perfect w-l" conditions hl.

arm havlngcome ck. The locals have also Signed e4Charboftet and Montague. two outfielders the Cactus league who are now playing MADE WITH THIS OVAL. yl iffiiifiit i i i siti Player Len EndriiV Thompson Left Taekleivi iiV- Cody- 4 Left Gu rd. s.

Taylor Vi. nUriVii nd oii it Right OuwdVlAnex Tech- Right TackU i Vandgraaf JkUWm RJlJht End iiivta Cohfen i i Vanderbilt yedrbut RlIM Halfback. Mer JiVViIT Fullback i Nrrtlte jOeors1 BjrDIekrJemlian. The abbyeJs ieiconippslte. Pick fof ten wrltare and coaches who chose southern elev ens this season These picks Include those from Memphis.

Nashville Atlanta. Chattanooga andNew Or- Jeans. is HIn some cases the re versed as to position for instance one man would pick a player at left tackle and the same player at right tackle' In-compiling the totals were guided only by the position re gardleu of whether the. played on the orright side of the line. We will thereforeJlst tht pliyere and their votes at each positioning to- DENTAL WORK AT LOWEST PRICES We Do Not Charge One Penny Mora Than the Prices We Advertisa ONE PRICE- Best Gold Crowns Bridge Work BEST SET OF TEETH 5 Painless Methods Skillful Operators of Years' Experience ONE PeiCEDENTAL OFFICE Whitehall Street Corner Mitchell 3 Packard Twin Six" Cars are now being delivered.

a result we have- a few Six Cylinder Rebuilt. Packards for sale. t' 41 lows but first make an xpIanaUou regarding. of theplcka ir VandrbllViWon out inrall teuplck8 butln five of thin he was placed at quarter and the other five at. half.

of' Georgia. received four votes at quarter and three at lull. so we. are. placing.

Paddock at andCurry latsrhalf. 7- V-5 Here are the the vdtes to taledt' :1 i End ThompiAa Georgia Coh a B- derbtIt Edmond nter Tech Cody VanderMlt Taylor A i burn 2. Ilomewood North Carolina 1. Taek1e Vandsrcraaff Alabama Cody Va derbnt Cooper rttv a Shalts and I Thrash Gn rd Taylor Auiarn lnr Techj tobbIn. 8 aa WUilams VidCr Utmiltod Vndetbut St At cUc Center Henflenon Qeorcla Tandy North Robinson Aaburnll Arthur Mlulzslppt A.

MTJ 4i Quarterback-Curry Vanderbilt SV Tad dock. Gorcl 4. Morrton Tech 1. Left Hiltback Cmry Vanderbilt E' Paddock Oeorjl J. Squibb Chattanooga Barrtt Washington and tach.r Right HaUback rtelder Tech tiJtorri son Tech Stropper ct 2 each Mayer Vlrelnlm Prenderjaat Auburn I ch.

Fnlltaek NevtIU oCGHrcta I. Schrader' Kentucky Stat julbb Chattanooga Hunter wUathlts Tulane Vandergraaff Bide Auburn it win seen nom tne DOVe. mat Lof VanderbUt Vaadegtaaff. of Alabama and Tmylor of Auburn. unuitmou cbolc ii though- hD at different positions by some of thoM plcklnr.

Vest Point iN. The vtctorloul Army leven- returned home from sew. York' yesterday af ter its- trlurnph7 over the Navy. On The tratn tha" team electedLCadet John 1. McEwan the big center.

as. captain. MoEwan was' appointed from Minneapolis and- will be graduated In 1 17 SUPERIOR MOTOR TRUCKS MANUFACTURED BY' E. G. WIIHnghams Sons Atlanta p.

fc 5 a life. VI 1 IIIIIIliuIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuIllhIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIII IIIIIIIIIIUIIUIIU 1 JT' 1 li i jL J1ere i. efltlamp rf lri ClfPI theSe nclpard JsuBj ec approval to- election i 5s tS SM in iffialCani igri TV" Recall ie a i if iiif ti' s. fe' Jamagainsytherecall. Hvo-- ljarge tainass iie choice pf lhaM mass meetings to Cfeundjlj ihe btiti which theythemselv shad yIort llie Secphi good of Atlanta.

imenlii politics iitfreVviiceconi- Mme a a ngsdlelv i- i tton of a Mn nsft bjjoiie iip ever ajblej carig itftitimei i eitfay jr0fflnei4ffBe ar s. i TftSM sgxtf HS igX I F- New Cap tain of Red Black Athena Oa i Noyember claL--CharIc. gene Thompson lanta weighr 17 agev2 left end for I three years on the team. was tonight. elected captalitiof tb.

University of. Georgia football teamat banquet th team at the Georgian Hotel Coach Cunningham- i Thomas Thrash. Creenvllle Ga. weight 148. yage4 left.

tackle. three years on teanv Wd named as al- I. ternate. st" The coach was presented a handsome loving V1ZD and' retiring Captain John Ilfldton a gold watch hln i The team andlcoaches occupied-boxes at High Jinks" at thejfelonial theater a ter the banquet. Finishing Blow Given 1 Fourth Round at Madison Square Garden.

New orkNovemberSJ JiniCoffey. out' Gunboat' Smith in the fourth round of" their at Madison Square Garden tonlghtv The match was to have-gone ten xounds. Theflgnt waz a hard. one from the start. Coffey had th advantage nearly alt the way andpunished his opponent severely.

Coffey weighed 202 pounds and Smith 180 The out eamC after one uta and. fly. seconds Of lighting In. the' fourth. Coffey landed a hard bloWon thebody and several seconds put a rightswing to the Jawi which senkSmlth down' for the count Coffey made a better fight than.

he did recently lost to Frank Moran. He was steadier sure and used Judgment Athletic Association Formed by Colleges 0 qluttierfrGeprgia 4. Douglas Ga. November. 2J Spe- ciaL Representatives Institute of Waycrossf Norman' Institute.

of Park- the second district Ad of Tl ton. and eleventh district A. si of Douglas formed the South Georgia Athletic association here" to day. The officers of toe' association are rotary and treasurer. The following official classification was made First place.

Piedmont In stitute second places-Eleventh District Aggles third place. Norman Institute fourth place. SecondDistrict Aggies. also below the official prep B. rnisefiitJ wi toYiJiil Branch" 1 eima Cb pmmn R.

H. ckn Norman- I If Smith iv. PiedmontI Honorable Mention llth Ac- ale. Crawford-And Pl rc Pl dmont r- rtl and Purdy. Norman sad Rljdon- 38 Dublin 14.

i. Tennlllei Ga. November claL Tennll 1 High i school defeated the Dublin High school. team In bas- tball here Friday afternoon by a. score ofrSJto 14.

defeated Dublin' with' two of the regular- players out. of the game on account of Injuries re eelved' In the-last game. The feature rof. the game was the playing Df Ted Smtni.ftnd.Dye-forT.enr nllle and. Burch Stanley.

for Dublin. The up was as follows TENNttJ E. DUBLIN Dye 18 i Fv Burch 2 TNSmlth Jr. ZL FV Stanley 4 Ted Smith 8 iiiCVyVi Burch 8 Slnquefleld GVSatterfleld Sheppard iilX G. Bunaon Time of halves.

mlnutesjReferee Voss- smart shape of the SeasoIl. iii BOCXD TttK VOKLO KiklBr to MI Rrte 0 Vf 1 A tt VK B100ifi 8AXOfflAiVr8ATiiDBC. lSl Sr OTOTOX iii v8AT JA i SAXQjnAt2viy i8AT JAJCJ tAJ a THOMPSON. and Three Others ndefeated Teams Mississippi There' were but four undefeated football teams eaaf of the Mississippi river during the past football season. They were Co rnelLPIttsburg Columbia and Georgia Tech Cornell won nine games Ptttsbug and Columbia' Sc while Georgia Tech won 8 and tied one.

BARRETT OF CORNELL LED IN POINTS MADE Captain Barrett of Cornell. was the leading. point scorer In the east durlr5 the past' season. according to a table' of. points scored Just-Issued by the Associated Press 7 Barrett registered 22 touchdowns or atotal of 132 points for.

his team 'during the ea on. Ollro of Georgetown. was second. wlth-mTibbott of Princeton and Thurman. of yirglnia led In field goals with eachi" Here are- the figures Touchdowns Barrett CornelL GIlroyGeorgetownvl8 Hastings Pittsburg 11 Meehan Syracuse 10 rMylin Franklin and Marshall.

10Mayer7yir 10 Wilkinson. Syracuse 8 Heyman. Washington and Jefferson. 8 Mc. Crelght Washington and Jefferson- Mahan.

Harvard a Navy 8 Ollphant. Army Wall. Georgetown. TrLelghtyf Georgetown. E.

Anderson Virginia 5. Field Goals Tibbottr Princeton. I Thurman. Virginia. Miller Columbia 5 Mahan Harvard.

4 Lake. Lafayette 4 OUphant Army. 3. Waynesboro. GaI November Special.

The 21st annual field meet of the Continental Trial club began here today with the running of the members staked There were five braces entered in. thla stake. GrayJ Mary Picktord won this This Iog is the- same one that won first In the trials last. week. and Is' considered one of the best.

This dog Is owned by one- of the- local sportsman Gray Qulnney. who. is roundly congratulated upon his work. Uf ton Jeff won second place and. Don The all-age drawing will place tonight and on Wednesday evening-1 the annual.

bench show will take place at the armory. the Woman. club will entertain the visitors with a. Burke county products dinner at Beechwood' Place. near- the' city.

The money in this stake Is 1000 divided. first prize. 500 second. 500 2 00. sf U.

ANDARDIZEI ROWING SPORT IN AMERICA Cambridge Olass. November orts to bring college crews together to decide theLAmerican. Intercollegiate rowing championship' under a system like the English are' being' made by the' American' IntercolIeglatftRoWiHg association according to an official announcement made hero last night. A. decision to standardize the.

sport was reached at a- meeting of the association In New York Friday' night It was decided to work on some plan that would make It possible to. settle tbe championship definitely. The plan will be reported at the spring- meeting of the association in Philadelphia May 12. Self-Help Should Be Eaaa of ay Sr ace PltinketL Chicago November il DeclarSnsr that America should launch a citizen- movement for the the opening session of the third national conference' on marketing and farm credits speaking to delegates from Tie speaker came across the- ocean to' address the conference as the first era series of talks and conf erencea he will hold throughout the wlttoXthe end in view of- organizing Americas agriculture. lie a the first minister of agriculture' of Ireland and called' the" Father of.

the operative movement has under Its wings 105000 Irish farmers. r- ani into 1000 operative fsirHorac described the spot In AmericanTBrali economics being a lack of business organl atlon among tanners dwelt upon the chaotic conditions that accompany the mar- ketlng pf ifarmersi productand the purchasing farmers suppliea. He declared urip tor' all llc- spirited personst Interest selves in the-fundamental development i Not. only rnnst AmericA to or- ganUeher food supply he said to meet. critical periods such as war.

but Amen- leaniust prepare" for the great International which is bound. to the American tarm. keenest slnce he Is farthest behind. in rorganl- rat his PWD Interest. r' operation the first and' to portant the.

pro posedreorganl zaUofl. of iagrlcuHufe along lines thatwllI bring lasting prosperity was plctnred by PrankIiMcVey cI1a1r- man. of- th tonference. In Jila address. weleomIDC the delegates nHewsxgned for tter a rieulturerbettermarkets aad better.

flnaacing. yi i 5 i Plot CoverEquivalent of 183 to Be Large. York. November Announce ntent was made at Ui Federal le 9 headquarters here today Jthat the troundssecured for the New York Pedral league cost 92250000. and were located at One Hundred and Forty tre and Lenox aYenue.

and extended 46th Harlem srlver The nameaof the of the uVlt was stated. will Withheld until the annual meeting takes The plot cover. an area equivalent to HI city lot It Is bounded by pno Hundred and Forty-fifth street on" the norths One. Hundred and second street on the south the Harlem river and Fifth avenue on th east. and Lrnox avenue.

on. the west. The playing field. It Is said. will the largest major league park In the.

country A dUtlnct feature will the distance from the home. plate to the boundary In fair ground in any tion. The distance from the plate to center field fence will be over' 450 feet' and to the right or left field fences. 388 feet. Plane.

have been perfected for- the erection of a potlell double tier grandstand capable of seating 5000 persons and. eventually seating accommodations will be for. 40000 more. The site. la easily' accessible from all oints In1 the Bronx and Manhattan oroughs as there are excellent.

facilities Tor' transportation Work will be begun to clear. the prop arty. and the entire. plant la expected to be In readiness for the formal open- lug of the season of 1 1V next April. CLASS STARTS SATURDAY AT GEORGIA TECH The Tech dais football league tart the 1915-18 season on Saturday.

when. the" sophs and junior and. the seniors and rr tie up In the first two games. This league is always one. of the most Interesting athletic events at Tech and th games played are of.

high caliber. The league will run until Jhe middle of January. Six games will be flayed. each. of.

the four teams playing the other three twice. The winning team. besides earning the title of football champ. fur the season receive sweaters donated by the athletic of of. the school.

Some. member. of the varsity will handle leach of the four while It la expected that Coach Alexander will take charge of the freshmen. The first game Saturday will start at l80 and the other aasoon as the first la completed. No admission fee charred th public being Itfvlted.

COLUMBUS ON AS TRAINING CAMP FOR DETROIT TIGER Washington Novemtosrv2 Maanger Hugh Jennings. of the Detroit Amen- cana arrived here today after spend tug a month In the south In search of a suitable training camp" for the Tigers. He' said he would recommend Owner Frank. Kevin the selection of one or three. places Waxahachie Texas San Antonio or Columbus.

OIL. The Detroit' team has been training at Qulfport tiss. but Jennings wants to get away from the gulf fora change. i MI have been on th go since ber. said.

Manager. Jennings. rrhav beenfair overTeras tad raesfof the states of the south. of the three. places I have picked win give us a great' chance to get- hi to good shape.

Jennings and Nevini will meet in New York- soon to decide' on the location of" the Tigers camp. AWwisrERN ELEVEN PICKED BY CRITICS T- Chicago. November Good football backs were plentiful. but good linemen scarce In the central states. according to critics who assumed the task of pick.

lng' western teams. The name. all- western Is a mlss mer. for only'- th limited territory from Ohio to Nebraska Inclusive. Is covered in the search for.

talent. 7 In the selections available the follow. Ing have received the greatest number Ends- Chamberlaln Nebraska and i mHlton Minnesota. Tackles Wisconsin and Shull Chicago. Guards Fltigerald Notre Dame.

and Dunnlgan- Minnesota. Centerr- Watson Illinois. Quarterback Russell Chicago Halfback Maulbetsch Michigan. with Rnfjerf ord Nebraska. and Macomber Illinois equally- divided.

i. Fallback Blerman Minnesota. Charley I Dickering With South. paw for Local Club a It is reported to The Constitution on reliable. authority that Manager Char.

icy Franks of the Crackers. is after Otto Hesa twirl for the 191 Cracken. Hess twirled for Prank Ne -J-i il Is believed that the Dutchman will be able to ge for- the locals. yandegraatt Other Pthyfr of Bully Vsndegraaff f. the great Alabama' tackles In addition.

to receiving unsol- mous choice on ten southern elevens for this season mention on several all American choices has hungup another record. The dope alls to show Where j. other athlete of the year has reglsered- as many goals from the field during the. season. as he.

Tlbbott. of' Princeton. and. Thurman. of Virginia.

are the nearest with six. each. VandegtaaW total the year Is eleven. WAYNESBORO DEFEATED BY MIILEN ELEVEN Mlllen- Ga NoYember 2. In a spirited.

game of football on th local grounds this afternoon. the Mill school led by Captain E. inlel. defeated. the Waynesboro.

High school team led by Captain Lester by. score of i ton. Every man on both sides fought welU Chow Daiiet and Jones starred for the home team. and Lester and Slmowllts- tar red. for the visitors.

Features of th game were the runs of Jones. Chow and Daniel. the latter two resulting In. touchdowns. The players on either side ranged from ten rto fifteen years' old.

Referees of game were B. Wallace and Co Skinner respectively. shoes and waDy the pleasures of walk DISCRIMINATING SMOKERS Your favorite Cigar no matter what brand. Is always In stock BROWN ALLEYS Either Store. TERMINAL HON WHITEHALL AND ALABAMA.

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Right HODSU Honrcepl D. ket cV 07 of Dublin. Irelandtonlgbt addresse th OP nlnga 0. tthe thlrdna. tloDalleonterenceonmarketlnlr fnDcredl de Otate e.

apeakercimeaerouthe thflrt otalleriuof conference. wl1lboldthrougllout1he with In AmeriC1iagrlC lture. Hewaa Irish CO ltawlng lOS. OOIrllhfanuera ri. ganfHdmto100o ties.

SlilHorace. m. becf th weak k. American rural 1ackobnlmu8 organUatlon II. dwelrupon theehaotlc ting roducU.

and declared' time" all pb. b. 1Jcplrlted persons to- aeITum the NOlton1ytmastAmerlca leani tobr nl herfoodupplrihe crtU Jpertoda aueba butAmer lea- ua forth Dtl nal I-complication Jwbleb to toatn2tethAmerIen hs1l. ZIt. tl1terot.

Co hc' theflnt anelltD atepl propoaed fnor nI fAmerleaD.agrIe1t1tufe J1 estfu1tw111 J1ngP1O rttJ plet.uredbr.FrUlk..LlXcveyo- manoft1Ht fereDce. ta 4eJecateLHaarped. rieulturev tterfiBarketa 1 4P riJfii fcti 1 1 Tc 1 I tiN iT ji DDet the 1eaidaeaJ opettOnfOf a Kentllek14W1te IJ thlatterDo hldtCe tUo ii 7 at rfhiJ i 7H. 1ift. A.

1. L. JEI1 1PAyt 25lJ10D11 I fORiHhWYURKcGROUNosl I. rp OtCOVeriEQuiY t. of 3 i City.

Lots Fie iC BLarg I. oo- N1rT rkN mbe Jt- wumadathet lederall a a4ql1arteraheretodat thatthe Ioun ecured t1ieNew. eralleaguecostI2S0000. andwer loeat atOIie' HundrediDdFort7ftfth street ndL noxt. nu and" nde4 tinancJal.

backer. ot the" ubltwaastatedowl bewl lI. heldjniU the. tmeeUiijf place. an c.

are. equIT al lots. One onthe nortbOne onthelouth lIarlemZ1ver andFttth on. the Wnoxaveftueofttheweat Thplartngf1eld. ILI8.

aldfwllLbe Iareatmajol le co ntJA dtUndfeaturewUI Ithe cf lrgroundln ton fromthe centelfleldfence wlil lsrf e. eft. I havebeen I ltandcapable leaUnlt15000perlons eventualIYleating. 20000more polntl.II\ boroug are1lcel1enttc1U. foljtranIPortaUon Wor.

to th 1 thetoJmal lngottheealonotUl tpr1L. fO Tl1 fL SfARTSATllJiDAY 4TGEO GI rheTe hcl otb ll eaC ew the11l16 Plhe eenlorland tretthttup Jnthe gameaThl a1wa tntercatlrigathletlc tTech andthe games' luarue w111rununtlLth ofJanuarySlxgamea wU1be teamaplal1Ag he' charnpliturthe 10000rece1T brth athleUoeommltteeofth otthevnrltywl11 touelevenll. expecte4that acbAleunderwU1 charsrof rat am. Saturdaywlll atli10andtheother aesoonaatbe ueompl td thepubllcbe In lted. LflMBUSQ1f LSr 4STR J1fI iG wuh 1gto Nov mbr anger can.

amonthlnthe Ultabletralnlng mp theTlgera hewoufd to thlIelecUon place. Colutnbu. teamhabeen Oulfpor a1. tromthe gulffora beenon the slnce Novem I ha been alt overlerurd ati fttu lltateofthe 1yoDeotthe. plaeulhaveplcked gJveull greatchanclt get JennlnKand wUl Wth I I e' ntlJelocUon ELtVEN6 BYCIUTics Chle mber20Ooodfootball butgoo canein tbecentral ofplck 811 for the ObIGto 11coyered IIi aTaJlablethefollow hAYerecelvethfl reatestnumber of vote.

nc1aCh. amb rWD" Nebr ka. I rac lt1e Buck" Wllconlin. andSh ull. ghJ bg i lt1eian Watson.

Qaart Rul elrChl lf Maulbttsch. utJertordNe comberIlUiloll. equallydlvlded tFullbac Blennan 01110. gsJaHUR fSl fdR491 4 t'- f' portednatawieiiFtUJt Ditk fhs ui- I awit 7J' I ort 4t Tl eCon tlti1t OiIj I Man gu i FrankottheCrackel8 lsarter I tolIuto fortbelUI I dforvra iNW 1' :3. I befotecolng to.

the. Braveln beltevedthat i WIlLbe. I to gtHfOt e. loca. 1.

jJt Bully iif eg a ff JlsiiiJ i m. gllsiJhanA Y' Jl ye BUllJVarid graaft eatAlabm inaddIUontorecellngunnt mouscholce ODtenanaouthernelevenat forthlalealonandJn nUon onaeveral cholc unl' up Otherrecord i odojean toa11ow1Ybere anT. athleteoftheyearhas I. goallrom ealonas arethenea estWlth I. icr.

7 arl. evenl VAYNESBORODEFEAIEliii lrrHE LENELiJ Ej SpeCt 1. Ina of. th localground. arternoonthe lenachoolled eapUJnD Waynelboroltlghcho I.tenm..ledb.

PtaJnLe I. r. ycor I Everyznat sldesfoughtwelL I a1leland. th i starred theV18Itors. thO' gamewerthe long.

runs Jone Chowan CI Dante1tht latt JworuuIUng i I. e' iln elther alde range. 4. fromtento rteenrears wereB 1VUa. l.

Skl net 1 I. 500 YJara a d' jolts. Put parof Slipk otSODY lI ykno 1 p1 Don faget. INP t. 4li I i 0' 1 sLi KNOTI' 1 TI" co.

lIUSRI INAJNG MOKER garn matter II alwarllD at oo lIROWN S' t1' I EitherStore TERJrlINALJ3TA1ION riJ of WmTEHALLom TlzeEeJt PrisentEtt Remington I1niOrT wci u14 mofe' Ptlbte liemoreptia ti lt Ji' ji ful- TilI iiS1rJ Dr 1ea 1 iibtandja f. t11 kCJrlJIM 1hM W. 1Jlli' 1 ust1ik h1ie1 3 t. CIf dire tJ ofW maHaU 0' ttwaan1conrec ate brlhe iWawi u. fj ftheV 1ue ttie.

Vi To RiI a. iDOIjitme11I aoodieitNri oPyjnwcnk. eI1ai1dt1i Girl 0 br. 01 i nto e14. Xoa1l A eaieD' -ii oH.

Ne. XTtL. k1I and 1i tda tile YY Wy II aa Ja. JII l1. tit tJ r- 4 wt i II tWaMtr.

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Pnge Ten 1 TLPZDA 1915 I SPORTS v' 7 4DITEDUY DCKJEXI L' ELLJOTT DENT SIGNED tr. BY CH4TTANOOGACLUB Ciattpoog Tezrn. 2ovember SpeclL today Dent. th Wa' with At1aita In 1913 and I Arlz 1. In condlUonhia bck.

fr fton the i I BOXFORD I I MADEWITH I BUTTONHOLETRYrr IV3ANEXCUJ31VEFATUREOF I CLL4TSRAO UM1t SXlRTCOUARCOTPOYNY I. I r' C6eA11Suth Pkk i- e- :1 Conjoiit A1lSoutliern f- rICL' position. .5 I LfiGuard RightOnard Tcklt RIgbtEnd tUght1tiflback. Tecb Dick Jedzon the coinpoalte of men dcv- pickinclude and New picke were re- vereedu position-for left In a onlyby re- an or right therefore. hat andthelr IT I Yke 1- i WoAdvertisa c.

a. old ErldgeWork Fl EESTSET Skillful L- ED EN TA Carsare i H. BO7ELL one. the plckL Curry. of Vancrbilt.

won half. b31t. weareplacing at. qu3tS and Curry at half. ra tha.vtes taled I Thompson Cohee f.

Sesee Vand.rraaff Vaderbflt I. L. Lee Dobbtns Sewanee 1 I Guard Teh Ews 2 bUt Steed burn 1 ech Henilerion S. Auburn Mc1 rthgr 2. 5.

i. Curry Lee I each. I TechL Morn- Tect tTransylvnha Mathi. Tulane Ii Lfl arrunanlmoutholc thoeSpiCk1ng. i-CENTER ifWANNAMED 1916 48ARMY CAPTAIN stPotnt rnye1even yesterdayafter tn1uxnphoverthe theteame1ectdCaddt ohn from31infle 1H7k 1t GHT I UPERORMOTOR a- -fl--L I a 4 VOTEFOR iL J- LEUrE Second 1 To Citizens if Atlanhi I I i lierewith respectfu11 submit my candidacy for coun- cii for the Second subject in 5- There Is an Issue the t.

MYPLATFORM am the recall. I am for ihe Atlanta against agitation nd ceaseless strife. I 7 4 I have been placed in nomination as one of two candi- dates recommended to the cit at a mass meet- fc ing in the Second Ward lastnight. 1 lagreed to tand by the of that and save Atlanta election. My opponent wa absent and liisreprcsentatives refused be bound ly theout- cotn of the called as anemergencywhite primary for Vard.

5 TheRecaI1 is not or the i emn against whom the recall is directed ar real cJS I of the AtlantaSpirit. They iepresent pro- i. gressive businessmefliP Theentire police has done duty as each onesaw it acting solely for the best interests Atlanta I stand for a business adihinstration city affairs by :5 busineSsmen. No hOwever ablecan give the Pc' councilman the it absent treat- n1ent. I am in aposition tb givemy entire time if ncessirj tb 5 i the duties of ounciIman from the 5 4 promise elected toVdrk for the bestinerestof cityofAtlanta dspeda1lyTothe gooaofmyvard.

i I belieein peacetaiidharmony rn mqnicipalgovern- nent. 3iiIryotiind lResp cfluflysu3Jfljtted k' i I I flTWTTQ c. U. 4JJJ I Is J. LiivisviCjImii ij4 Ywiiii a J.

v. 4 2 t. t- i F5 4 I j1iRLES NewCaptam oiRedand iPlayed onthe Team TbieYe rs. Ga pe Eugene I iantawelghr174 2Oleft captain thelOll teazn. at.

the I bl Cach Atklnkorr i 198age 1 i team azal- watchchaln and coaches the after COFFEY PASSES K. IL TO GUNBbATSMftH in the Trk Novenbef2-4jm Coffey at- tonightThe have on a and punished Inent 10. cam ut blow on the body put right jaw sent. Smith when be He botter judgment A of utheri Georgia a 29 I A. Mof Tifton.

distnicti theSouthj to- Th 3. Thrash. of Tltton. H. Tinsley.

of Waycross dent of Douglas. eec- In- place. Eleenth Second. District I. Norman Norman 1 T.

EIeventh AgglesZ F-Chspman Ii a Q-Hmlth Crawford and Pierce. Piedmont 11cr. eccond Agglel. Tennilc a. oflG to.

regular-players oft re. of ame was ofTed Smtlhand Dyefor Tenr andStanley FeStanley SheppardLQefluneon Z0mlnutes. i HOLISTON. he super-smart. I- JeCoiIri.

urZo CarItoiiShe I CIthiOvr 1 ig- pi I NAIb ZVEOPX VIA. aoNIATRw tci 4 c. SAXOh1A. d5ISAM. oBDUNA18tT.

jjji. zi- f. Rot to Glgow adww THWOLD ToV kIeg. Prfae4iI Pcrt of the e1d. Co3IrLrSorPwE.

I-24 RVAT S.f LEADS2EdRGIA jJ 1 Fj CI1AflL Tech Only Undefeated East of butfourundeteat balIteaxna eatof Theywere Cornell Pittsburg. wonnine I 2 a total-of teamdur- theeeaeon. Gllrou. 1G. Tibbolt Tiurman.

of goalswitb 6 esch Gliroy. Georgetown16 10 iIayer Vir- 3- I Navy 7 Letghty. Tibbott 6 I. MARY PICKFORD WiNS INBlG FiELD MEET Ga. IL- The the this Qutnncpdog.

Mary Tblsdog 1econalderedone I take tam 500 200. STANDARDIZE SPORTIN American Intercollegiate a nightIt make-it at sprlngmeeUng IhlladcIPWaMel ORGANIZAflON IS URGED FOR AMERICANFARMERS MovementSayi Hor- Pl nkett. 28. ship among farmers of Hon. 5lr Horace Flunkett 0 Ireland.

tonigtt 40 staLes. United States the co operatlvezncvernent wbich or- into I Sir Horace pot as alack organlzstlonInong of th 11 rlpefor interest them- of agriculture. Not Amenicalearn to must which sincebe zatlon forhigwn as stepln theproposed reorgsnl FrankL. Mc' ey the argued better markets anbetterfInaneIng I 1- 4P78l1 Pi Did InoxwftcreetL. Thomas PrudanoneIut leading caal oparatore ofsttTennesaee ad oulh eastern Rentaeky4Md here-- sudeair.

acute was yeats i 4 i 1 FEDt pAYSi FOR LiE YQRIt GROUNDS Cove Equiva1eat Field toBeLarge. New Announce league that OneHundredand andLeiioxavemze. the rive names of nancIal theclub. it be One on nortb on be bth direc- distancefrom the Ier points li for 1918 FOOTBALL will treh th. thejniddle athleUo handleeach na oon I the LIST FOR hlngton.

Novemb. I I I toget for a I I have all nndmbatbf of Anyone of usI into soon WESTERN 20. th misnomer. Ends-Chamberlain. I Guards-Fitzgerald.

Quarterback Ruterford. Fuliback-Blerman. HESS JG HURLL F' Reported Tb Fra pawforLocalClub. ltIsreported toTbe thatManiger at New Or-- letn before going. th Braye.

It get Heal BullyVandegraalf Made More Field Goa Than Any 1 Qth the Year th onten thIsseason and fltention hung -P-Th failsto any otberathleteof theycar fromtbafieid thenear- THE GaNoyember gamaof onthu len led-by CaptalnLester1 of12 to or of C. an to ers ii 50c. tUached WAIRSNP8- SLIPKNOT RUBBER HEELS 4. Good-by jars nd Put a Slipknots on your ndreally know k1eaaofwak. I ig aet.m.- CsaTSaA451.

I iRoWii TERMINALSTATION The III ii' I S. Typewrikr Chthtznasgift acceptable more practical useful I T4brlitiflboadsiigbtatiaa cducatkiiallfziciie dbisAadiq hs own SfrriMr aM ithkrs3tlihI5elder Tbddm--- ili iypewn1i up I wy 04 5Th. kr iU sk obio lbs cew tae Aaacy wtiteri4obyoua To ny a jyehjhod a aae I ngopwenan4therIsplentyci it tO be 4. itmae a neat rapdjtm iaying thcdownting Of al t7ieTiter tL. new RE8NGTOK ROR I the junet acceptab4e braa GJt I.

It sll. hlit Why wTi dii uecid gcmc gvsnwwsj e. iamoiakiags it saift. tsz4 it VTIeaaIthIId g.6 ca Js-Isd sct pR4. as ms i Wr to el WUstTated im you I S.

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