The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 11

who composed the Tech Pitt, game lth tne long BRUNSWICK SCHOONER CREW WINS BIG BONUS Brunswick, November When the Brunswi schooner irted on her maiden rylng the first gun crew to be placed on a merchant ship sailing from this nort, a subscription list was circulated over the city to pay the gun crew a bonus if they sunk a submarine on the trip. Many large contributions and dosens of small ones were made. While the exact amount Is not known, It Is understood that more than 13.000 was subscribed. The Glynn sank a submarine, or rather the gun crew on the schooner, according to official information received here, and now the money so subscribed has been called for, and when It is all collected it will be distributed among the ensign and the six Thomas County Policeman, Thomasvllle. November 11 (Special.) D.

F. Woowdard has noliceman for Thor county, and his salary put at $125 a month, imi i new office for the is created bv ren in session at the superior court here. F. Woodward was plain clothesman on the city ONE OF THE BEST Harrigan's 14 Marietta St. Cleanliness Our Motto Popular Price Lunches for Business Wen Served at Soda Fountain Skee Bail Alleys HIM No Word Received From I Wire Sent by Tech Saturday Morning Almost No Hope for Game.

There is not much hope left that Pittsburg intends agreeing to a game turuay in some eastern city with Tech, as the wire from the Tech ath Saturday morning, remains unan The wire was sent in response for the Pitt authorities endeavoring to playing of the game upon the Tech officials. The wire was to the effect that Tech's offer to play Pittsburg Saturday for the benefit of the Red Cross was made by order of President Matheson, the faculty and the board of A special wire from Pittsburg to The Constitution Saturday stated that the of the Pittsburg school had not held a meeting and had no Intention of doing so, and refused to make an official statement It Is probable that Tech's overwhelming victory over Carlisle Saturday mav have had some influence on the actions of the Pittsburg ties. Unless the game Is definitely arranged for some time during the day, which is not expected, it will be almost impossible for the two schools to select the place, officials and have the ready by Saturday. College Park Citizens Will Hear Speaker From Army Y. M.

C. A. On Monday evening at 8 o'clock, all College Park citizens unite in a rally at the Masonic .1. to consider the army Y. M.

C. A. work. Dr. A.

W. Beavins, recently of Syracuse, but now let tne opportunity sup. Mrs. Alonzo Richardson, chairman of this work for College Park, has the co operation of a number of prominent men and women on the committee which Is as follows: Mrs. Alonzo Richardson, Mrs.

D. C. Lyle, Mrs. B. D.

Mrs. R. L. Proctor, Mrs. L.

E. Roberts, Mrs. John H. Cook, Mrs. J.

T. Gresham. Miss Lutie May Hooten, Mayor George F. Longino, Rev. S.

S. Daughtry, Mr. J. F. Bradley, Mr.

N. S. Wilhelt, Mr. ent. Every loyal citizen is called upon to support this movement with his presence and his influence.

Heavyweight Champions Of Melody and Comedy Are at Lyric This Wsek and Wednesday nroeram at Keith's Lyric The average weight of Webb. Charles Retnhart. Norman Stanley and Bob Hickman has booked for the first three and Hearst Pathe news pictures, make a program extraordinary. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1917. NAVY LEADS TEAMS IN EASTJ POINTS Middies Closed the Season With a Total of 442 Points in Eight Games Penn State Second.

Saturday with a total of 442 points land State was defeated. 57 to 0. tne vavy piays a game tnis unscheduled at present, it Is isured that they will have relinquish their hold a total points scored for the season, as Georgia Tech has one more game to will have played one the Middles, nber of Dolnts scored through Saturday follow: Maryland State Pennsylvania w. j. r.

Carnegie State Carnetfe V. M. 47th TJ. S. It Kutgerl Ptttsbur Colgate.

Bucknell Cornell W. Va. "wesleyan AMUSEMENTS Tim Murphy. (At the Atlanta Tonight.) three niehts and figure, and quickly they become ver or traversing the broad highway of life an risitlng all the inns of amusement along tt vay. The fact that Tim Murphy, know 3 and appealing a one of the "You're in Love." (At the Atlanta.) It seem that Atlanta is particu irly forflkate in seeing musieal comedy ttractlonT which have won the greatest cities, for foil Harbach and Edward Clark.

pany. numbering over fifty people, may IS FAR IN FRONT Of All Southern Teams in Scoring But 21 Points Behind Navy, Country's Leader. Tech's high score against Carlisle last week put them far in front of the southern teams in total number of points for the season, with i2l. Tech has had but 10 points scored against her this season, fewer than any team in the south or east. Al though beaten by Georgetown, II to 12, Washington and Lee continued In the runner up position with 267 points.

With one more game to play, Tech uld lead the entire country in points Page SPOR TS 1 1 Tech Waits Answer From Pittsburg I DICK JEMISON THE KATZIES Der Captain Iss Special Delivery! OHIO STATE ELEVEN The Two ime Conference Champs Battle Plainsmen in Montgomery Saturday. Chic Harley Coming With Buckeyes. The big game this week on a southern field win take place at Montgomery when Oh'o State, two times winner of the Western conference championship, will meet Mike Donahue's Auburn Plainsmen. Ohio State's coming south will bring Into action on a southern field the second man to get practically a unanimous choice last fall for all American honors In the person of Chic Harley, Ohio's great halfback. Berry, of Pennsylvania, was the other all American to appear in the south thi3 tall, coming here with Penn.

Auburn has no chance of winnin? from the conference champs but witn the great form exhibited against Vandy days after the the ip against the Gold Thanksgiving, five ittle with Harley fan's mind Is which one of the two games Donah uj Is going to center his attention upon Tech is the tracltlonal rival of the Orange and Blue and coupled with the great record that has been hung by Heismans charges, it Is believed that the Auburn coach will bide his time and conserve his strength for a crack at the Tornado. Auburn's sound walloping of the Commodores heralds plenty of for the Jackets Is fo: uU! be fa: FOOTBALL INJURIES FATAL TO PERSIANI Chester, November Charles Curttss Persiani. aged 19, of Plantsvllle, Conn, a student at the Pennsylvania Military college, died early today as the result of injuries received yesterday in an inter class football game. He played" halfback throughout the contest ana complained of no injury until two hours later. He was taken to the Chester hospital where an operation disclosed a ruptured blood vessel in the brain.

Persiani was the son of Charles C. Persiani, vice president of the Clark Bolt Manufacturing company of Plantsvllle. BAN JOHNSON RETURNS TO HOME IN CHICAGO Brunswick. Ga November Ban H. Johnson, president of the American league, who has been spending some time at Dover Hall, now owned by a large number of big league officials, left last night for Chicago, ierstood that wl! Hall late come down for hlch time a number of ten days' hunting lag won Primrose Four.

(At Keith's Lyric) Loew Vaudeville. t. day, are all told drai "Rasputin. rogram at 98. charming Ethel Clay Douglas Fairbanks.

supported by a good cast. Including Franfc Eileen Pency and Eugene Or Bessie Love. (At the Odeon.) The week will open at the Odeon theatei today with Triangle's lovable little star, Bessie Love, In the appealing play, "The Little Reformer." Miss Love is here cut in a most acceptable and her work Is said theater following than she already enjoys iturday Dick Rossor io I Wm. S.Hart 01 (At the Criterion.) J1 A pecupliaiity In the construction 'of "The Cold starring Wil i a the famous trunnghter of the lemanda thre tory of the Rub I slan revolution and the fall of offs and it tells it in a way that will i I be forgotten by those persona who ee aonk, Rasputin, rises in power until he manner la which he dlsorgan Francis Bushman. 63 55 Beverly Bayne.

wnlen win be the attraction at the Strand theater today. The party. Cornell. replete with unusual novelties, was staged SI Oberila 0 In a large ballroom setting at the Metro 11 Williams 14 studio. The room was decorated with jack 0 Colgate 20 o' lanterns, flags and hunting.

With doral 20 Bucknell hi nating prominence. In the center of the 20 Carnegie Tech a 'room was a mammoth pumpkin, which pro Michigan 41 vlded the de luxe novelty of the evening A Fordham IT little fairy entered the scene and when sfce waved a wand the pumpkin separated Ta SM i into and out new a wssaa I through Saturday fol Davidson l. Vanderbllt Tulane Georgia Tech Miss. A 4 M. Battle Ground Chicago Kentucky Howard Alabama' Furman South Carolina Transylvania S.

U. Kentucky Jefferson Spring Kill Florida Washington Artillery Tech Miss. Collate X. C. A.

K. Guilford Davidson Maryland State Policeman Kills Negro, Valdosta, November IS. (H I Patrolman R. L. Arant, of the tigated the affair this afternoon a from the force pending further lnvesti PENN.

AND INDIANS MEET ON SATURDAY; OUTCOME INTERESTS Tech hfA reached her top form whe only lost to Tech and to Pittsburg by a small margin, and having a great victory over Michigan to her credit Penn. claimed that her men were not fit for the battle against Tech, but let's see them bitter 98 points against their argument will be i Nebraskan Wins Title. Kansas City, November 18. Nebraska university's football players are the champions of the Missouri Valley. seting Nebraska.

W. vt. Notre Dame, and Syracuse vs. MiAigan Aggies. Exclusive of the Ohio State Auburn match there are two intersectlonal games scheduled for Saturday.

Washington and Jefferson will tie up with Notre Dame at Washington. and Syracuse will battle the Michigan Aggies at East Lansing, Mich. Syracuse has made a splendid record in the games this season, having won every one with the exception of the contest with Pittsburg, which was lost. 28 to 0. FRENCH ARMY OFFICER BUYS CHALMERS AUTO Joseph G.

Blount, state distributor for Chalmers automobiles. Is in receipt of a communication from Augusta, Ga. of a most Interesting sale made last Impend. Chalmers Duplex i Captain Carl country snd their finer points. French manufacturers have as yet adopted it.

Even the finest French cars have to be cranked in the old fashioned In' order to meet the demands made unon them for the Chali Messrs. Eve and Prontaunt have ordered out several carloads. Twelve machines were unloaded last week, and a beautiful Duplex placed on display in their salesroom. Mr, Blount Is much enthused over the way in which the Chalmers Is betntr received bv the An. gusta public and other parts of Geor KvinV ONE CONTEST DEVELOPS FOR DECATUR COUNCIL Books for entries in the" primary for Decatur closed Saturday.

Only one con test jeveiopea. t. it. aiassey, oi tne the first ward. Mi Eve Is runnlnsr to succeed himself.

Neal Goss and. Dan O'Neal are running from datlon the second; i. u. oeu, rrom yie tnira; John A Campbell and George P. Whitman, from the fourth without Mayor L.

J. Steele will have no opposition. The resignation of Scott Candler rrom the second ward and M. E. Nash from the fourth have created two vacancies in each of their wards.

Mr. Candler is in the army and Mr. Nash is moving outside the city. SIILLWEATED Pittsburg and Williams in East, Ohio State in West, and Tech in the South, Are Only Ones. The results of the srames Saturday leave but four undefeated football I By defeating Amherst, 20 to 0, WU Hams college went through the sea 1 son with a clean record, being the only team in the east, barring Pittafcurg.

who has not lost a game. Pitt, haa not lost a game yet, either, but still haa Penn State to meet on Thanksgiving. In the west Ohio State went through the year with no defeats, thereby wln ond consecutive time, he south Tech alone invina had neither a de was undefeated, but had two ties, until Saturday, when Center college humbled jher 28 to 0. Michigan's defeat at the hands of Pennovlvania came In the way Of a surprise, as Coach Tost has one of the ns he has turned out in recent years. The result only puts another feather in the cap of the Jackets, as it i demonstrates, at least on paper, their 1 strength as compared to the western In the way of big games In all sec Georgia Granite Railroad To Be Sold at Auction In Decatir in December All the property of the Georgia Granite Railroad company, consisting of a tap line railroad running from Llthonla to Roch Chapel, in DeKalb county, will be sold before the court house door in Decatur on the first Tuesday in December by Frank T.

Mason, receiver of said road. The terms are cash and the sale is subject to the confirmation of Pulton superior court. The road Is about four miles long. The rolling stock going into the, sate consists of one locomotive made Under the foreclosure of a mortgage held by T. C.

Miller trustee for Venable Brothers, the Georgia Granite Railroad Atlanta Party Leaves To Drive Dodge Cars To City Detroit F. K. Maffett left last night with fifteen drivers for Detroit to bring back to Georgia fifteen Dodge automobiles on a cross country run. the trip being made owing to the congestion of railroad traffic. The party will leave Detroit some i time Wednesday and is scheduled tv arrive back in Atlanta about next Monday.

I The cars will be distributed among New nan Auto company. Newnan; J. la. and C. H.

House, Decatur, and Upshaw Baggett. Lawrencevllle. Mr. Maffett is connected with J. W.

Goldsmith, state distributor for ringing in eighteen cars. DEKALB CANNING GIRLS ARE AWARDED PRIZES The canning and poultry girls of DeKalb county entertained the directors of the DeKalb County Fair association at lunch yesterday in Decatur. After an address by Charles D. McKln ney, the fair officials awarded prises won by the girls at the recent county bread made from soy in the past four years. DAFFODIL LUNCH ROOM Lunch from 12 to 3 P.

M. Dinner 6 to 8 P. M. Sunday Breakfast 8:30 to Special Dinner 5:30 to 8. Delicious Home Cooking.

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