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I 1 "A -i'A i-1 1 1 i'Vs THE ATLANTA JOURNAL' FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER SO, 1021, 27 TECH TEAM ARRIVES IN NEW YORK CONFIDENT OF VICTORY Tech Game to Be Detailed to Atlanta Penn State Captain Likely to Play in Saturdays Game Will the South Teach East a Football Lesson? Inquires Law rence Perry Tornadoes Lines Will Have To Depend on Speed to Offset Superior Weight I Tornado Blows. Into Big City With Banners Flying And Battle Cry Ringing fighting Yellow Jackets and HundredFoliowers St. Elmo Masse ngale, E. F. Wood-aWal Green vllleS.

Mr. and Mrs. Atlanta football fans who were not fortunate enough to accompany the Golden Tornado on their trio to New York will have plenty of opportunity to hear the details of the game. Special wires direct to ths Polo grounds have been leased by several Atlantlans. Also at both Grant flald, where the Tech freshman team plays Castle Heights and at Ponca da Leon park, where Oglethorpe tackles Chattanooga, will this feature be added.

J. Hume McDonald has leased one wire and A bey Cee, famous dopeater, will announce the details for him In the Kimball House ballroom. Play by play details will also be received at the rt ot not fcTech.s Success Depen-ds idea In the world to keep a team Penn State Forwards Outweigh Tech Fifteen Pounds to the Man Confident of Victory, Line-up Announced Largely Upon the Way Her Forwards Measure Up, Says Famous Expert r1' i at stS He Isnt that sort. But notwithstanding, the story will survive throughout all the days of the present Chicago university generation. Touchdowns on Paper Chicago critics also say that the Maroons had a number of plays that Princeton never saw.

Indicating that had they been used the Tigers would have been burled under a blizzard score. All teams have more plays than they use In a grain plays that score a multitude of touchdowns, on paper. It is perfectly clear why Chicago didnt use more forward passes than she did; her star forward paaa play Involved a pass from the center which the throwing hack caught on (the run, BY LAWRENCE PERRY Leaved' Wire Service to The (Copyright. Ml i Coleman, Jess Daniel, Howard McCutcheoif, Charles Thompson, Mr and Mrs. A.

W. Rosenfeld, Jack B. Phillip. Malcolm VV hillock, Eugens F. Willis.

Robs wUo.n- w- D. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Phillips, Dr.

snd Mrs. I N. Huff, Willis Hoffman, Ulrlc At-klniion, Jos Wlnshlp, Mr. and Mra Walter Winn, J. Wilton Peder, At-tanta; Miss Ethel Tran ham.

Preacher Hardin. Box Ingram, Frank II. Robert, Captain L. W. Robert, W.

Robert, T. J. Stewart, IL F. (Squire) Rennet, Mr. and Mra Robert Schwab.

Miss Janet Wisebcrg, Mr. M. A. Ferat, Mr. Troup Howard.

Mr. Ed ward Inman. Mr. Jesss Draper, Mr. and Mrs.

William K. Jenkins, Mr. and Mra. Hulert D. Foacy, Mr.

and Mra. C. E. Holcomb, Mr. and Mra.

M. S. Hill, Mr. and Mra. Frank Free man, Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Halsey. Mr.

Foster Sanford, coach of the Rut gers eleven, which was defeated last week by Tech, said today that the southerners would win, as they are I too fast for Penn State. Officials of the New York Giants, I who are handling the tickets, expect a crowd of 25,000 for the game. 28. Chicago football' lesson Miss Leitch Defeats' Miss Stirling, 2 Up proper trim. So Judy, Red, Dummy and all the reet are taking It easy and making Thursday a day of rest as far as that la possible in a railroad car.

The Injured members Jimmy, Jack, Dummy and Clair are being nursed along, rubbed and Jndaged. All declare that they are ready for the fray. At this distance from Saturday afternoon and the game, here is the way it looks to me. If Penn State wins the affair decisively then my personal opinion la that It will be due directly, barring unforeseen breaks in the game, to the -heavy handicap In weight which they possess over Tech In the line. Their superiority from tackle to tackle must something1 like 15 pounds average per man, and that counts for much and would be a decided factor in wearing the lighter team down.

On the other hand. If Tech wins believe that It will have to be due to an edge In speed in both ht Coni Ihlj In nn BI MORGAN BLAKE OS BOARD THE GOLDEN TOR, Kiixj STBCIAL. Oct. IS. The big-football special trnln tbat aver Lg out of the southland la now PHriB the metropolis of the world.

'Wre are on this aforesaid ape al train quite a number of human and jt ia a remarkable gathering of mr and fair of Atlanta and localities. The train la so m2 that a Journey from the coal the calmose la like walking Eom Buckhcid to hive Point. A roll ot the congregation shows NEW YORK. Oct. taught ths east a last Saturday which undoubtedly will prove constructive.

What will the south teach ths east on this Saturday. when Georgia Tech meets Pennsylvania State at the Polo grounds? This question will Interest, football enthusiasts far and wide, although there are other promising games upon ths days football calendar. These Include such contests as those BY OSCAR DAVIS NEW YORK. Oct. 28.

Mia Cecil Leitch, womens golf champion of Great Britain, France and Canada, defeated Miss Alexa Stirling, former United States champion, by 2 up before a large gallery at the Pelham County club today. While the world series did a great deal to add to the reputation of Butaerlcel strength of nearly StiO (BUKSStlc snd Joyous souls three hnd Mrs. R. H. Fleet, Charlotte hundred rampant Tech followers of N.

Dr. Williams. Mr. anti knih kH' absolutely confident that ft mt end of our Journey success Owing between Cornell and Dartmouth; Pittsburg and Pennsylvania; Wash lngton and Jefferson and Syracuse her line and backfleld to offset their I Harvard and Centre; Wisconsin and edge In weight. Tech has one of Minnesota, and Michigan and Illl-the lightest lines of any major team I nols.

in the country and speed must re-1 Georgia Tech uses the jump shift: deem that deficiency. You get the This play has been the stock In trade Idea force Is a product of the mass cf the Yellow Jackets for so many of a body times a factor of its ve-1 years and they employ It about as Johnny Rawlings, please note that when he played second base for the Boston National league club and for Philadelphia hid record was most excellent. The trouble is that It was overlooked because he happened to be with a second-grade team. Could Petey KllAuff only hit ths ball as he can field It. the youngster probably would play the remainder of his major league days with Brooklyn.

ON BOARD GEORGIA TECH SPECIAL BOUND FOR NEW YORK. Georgia Tech Is praying that Saturday In New York may dawn dear and warm. That program would do much to aid the southerners In putting up the beet battle that they are capable of. A wet field would Blow Tech's line as1! backfleld and so make Penn State's superior weight even more of an advantage, while a cold day would be something new for Tech to contend with. I Imagine that Penn State ia wishing for the same thing, however, as those conditions always make for the best ball.

All the Tech players are keeping close to their own spedal car on this special train. Coach Aleck is not allowing them to run over the train mixing around with the crowd and talking with all about the game temhvl nrt ftn ornntni (, IIIIUT Twice in early periods the ball got by him and roiled Into the bach field. So the dangerous play was well In Tiger territory. That time It worked. Chicagos one weakness was In punt handling.

The men didnt seem to like catching the ball She always dropped two men back when a Princeton punt was on tap. Harvard had what Princeton lacked and what the Tigers always lack in October an offense. A team that has nothing to do but shoot at the other fellow without having to worry much about counter strokes always appears at advantage. In this connection a Prlncetonlan writes that if Princeton expects to represent the prestige of th east, while charging 32.50 per ticket, she would do well to forget Harvard and Yale for the moment and prepare herself to play October football In a manner commensurate with her am bitlons for that month. Here's a hint to Princeton page Frank Glick.

But on the other hand the team that expects to win crucial games In November has first to make cer- State's captain and star fullback, was not in the game In which the Pennsylvania eleven held Harvard to a thrilling 21-21 tie. He is regarded as one of the strongest backfleld men in the east. It Is expected that be will be able to lead Penn State when his team meets Georgia Tech in New York City on Oct. 29th. loclty.

Penn State gets much of its force In the line from Its weight; Tech must have the greater speed to balance the equation. In short, tackles back formation. At the better than the Rood little team. So aamA Hma tahh hai mada of for- well as It can be used. For a crash off tackle or a swing around the ends, the writer knows of nothing more effective unless It be Chica- same time.

Tech has made of the Its up to Tech to be a better" little team than Penn State Is a good big team. Mrs. 8. A. Lynch and 8.

Malcolm N. Whitlock, Marietta, Julia Phillips, Atlanta, A. L. Iendleton, Georgia Tech; M. Dunbar, Southern railway; Milton Smith, Greenville, 8.

Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Hulsey, Dallas, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Ormond Smith, At lanta: Mr. I-Yank Adair, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs.

William K. Jenkins, Atlnn ta; Mr. John 8. Cohen, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs.

L. J. Leonard. Atlanta; Victor Allen. Buford, J.

Williams, Atlanta; H. Silverman, Atlanta; Mrs. Jennie May Staples, Atlanta, Mrs. John Aldredge, Atlanta. Howard C.

McCutch-oon, J. B. McCutcheon, Jess T. Dan ltd, Atlanta, and J. B.

Atlanta. A. II. Armstrong, Atlanta, L. W.

Pollard, Atlanta, Frank Freeman, Atlanta, J. R. Cothran, Atlanta, E. V. Moore, Atlanta.

O. D. Blngelhoef, Atlanta. P. L.

Provano, Atlanta. C. Wright, Atlanta, Mary Allen. Buford, Margaret Maasen gale, Atlanta; John Q. Allen, Buford, Gn.r Arthur W.

Almand, Atlanta, Mr. and Mra A. 13. Cates, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Spratlln, Mr. and Mra Karl Cone, Ben Ragsdale, David Mila main, thru, fell out, honong the took hi 1 to tints he OM-n M. Tt, In both is tain that her defense is copper riveted before offensive frills are applied. Pennsylvania State sgainst Harvard showed the weakness of ths early attack-building system. Stats could score against Harvard, but Harvard went through State like a knife through paper.

Chicagos merit against Princeton was that she had both an attack and a Herbert Crossley Is Seeking a Fight With Frank Moran I forward pass a dangerous weapon. Just how precise and cool the southerners will be in the face of an attack which combines many Intricate shifts anil a skillfully played overhead game, remains to be seen. Techs success depends considerably upon the manner In wjiich her forwards measure up to the gruelling test that will be applied to them. In the case of each eleven, attack no doubt will be regarded as the strongest defense. Centre-Harvard Centre will be certain to present South Carolina Gamecocks Defeat Clem son 21 to 0 llt! 'rntstaffri h.

Whlrp hetwsi WiIsmi, Is antu MrDnrutf hotme, 'aved hla BY FAIRPLAY (Lvsvrd Win Service to The Journal.) 1921., EW YORK, Oct. 28. You dont have to be either a champion or a new-champion to raise a bank roll these days. All you've got to do Is to have a well-advtr-n Used name. Frank Moran, for In- stance.

Here Is a pugilist who can quarter, preventing Carolina from rAnwithinhfnhT.a 1 an" interesting offense for Harvard's itns MVMat I consideration while the chances are ben I that her line Will not be such been for fumbles and the utter in-1 weak link In her chain of team Superior Playing of State University Sends Tigers Down in Defeat Any Man Who Knows Valu COLUMBIA, S. Oct. 28. Be fore a crowd of 8,500 frantic specta 40r T. Bussey, Atlanta, Mr.

and Mrs. It. D. Grove, Atlanta, Mr. and It.

D. Grove, Atlanta, Mr. and a efficiency as was the case at Cambridge last season. The Kentuckians have run rough-shod over a number of minor opponents. Against the Crimson they are destined to feel the gaff a question more than once.

It Is itW he will gni. ths poe- later It ill corns lo our arms, and victory to our itsndards. if (frld and White hus too long hm defiled the cup of triumph on ll-aa Mkiurn invasions. It is now si knitter a ense of enn we hold iMm Anything but com' let, victory this time must not and sill nut he considered. The morale ol the (I olden Tornado players hgh, their courage is strong, their bT.b In their coach and in them-pivri is a splendid thing to obaerve.

ivns State umloubtitily has a -ml ti'Hiii. the pride team of the at, a ti'iuii well coached, powerful id strong, well versed In the fun Ouiwntaln. aKgrcitsive, versatile and kit. It is a train tlmt cannot be luihr rated. And the writer la glad tUi I'rnn State Is good and is a rpprrsrntstlve eastern team, for vm-n Tvli licks tliciif, as she will li'uitlay, the glory will be all the iwntrr.

In anslyzing the situation we be kii; mat Ibd kn ron, minus a brok jaw, and in the superb condition jii: ut mi today, can score two touch-Aitniu himself in four fiftecn-mln iiuiirleis. against any team In pa- world. They may stop I ted one tuiir, two times, three times, four Ini'ii, but the Ilf til time he will get a. Durron, in our esliniatlon, is he la-ft iiulfbuck in the country, i-nn Slate lias no wurriur to com lie with the redheaded plionom 1 4ii the Ilills of Habersham, and I'd i ubly supiiorted by seven or bucktlfld iiicii ranking higher ability than any team in the Viury lius ever boosted. Couch )itiiiixli-r, of Tech, announced to-that the line-up of the Tech lu oN-n the Ienn State gnme ilil lw as follows: J.

Staton, left man. left tackle; lx: Hey, left uni: Amis, center; IIiivJh, right urd. Jld roe. right tackle; A. Sis k'.

l-ft end; AlcLionough, quarter Kent, left lmlf: liurroii, right Id. llurlan, fullback, ong thoflo in the party V.A. r.ilrrath, W. K. Stanley Dodd.

Ati HhuI, Pulmcr Illuckhurn, W. D. Mr. ami Mrs. Sum N.

Hodgca I Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cook.

E. D. T. Desno Thrower, Mrs. Li Pur 1m nun, Thomas 8.

ltog ad. fra-Muck Goins, G. E. Edmond und if, Guy Henrn, C. O.

kti. n. F. G. North.

W. C. Cobb. 4re Shoals, S. Wilkins Cagle, (mi Zimincrniiiii, Greenville, S.

make the public forget more things I than any three fighters lo the busi- T7w of South Caro- Mrs. Frank Spratlln, Atlanta, ness. He had no sooner been de-1 tors, tho the Clem- T. T. Williams, Atlanta, (2 Mr.

tested by Bob Martin here this sum- Un state fan and Mrs. J. M. McCullough, Atlanta, mer than he was hooked up with wn college Tl at tne aw Earnest McCullough, Atlanta, Captain Dob Roper for the fight held grounds here. Thursday auernoonoy J.

M. McCullough, Atlanta, at Buffalo last night. the decisive score of 21 to 0. Caro only ability of Carolina to complete forward passes, many of which were Interrupted, Clemson would have been defeated by at least five touch downs. In the second quarter, end runs by Ambs, Carolina right half, netting I thirty-five yards, and by Snipes, full- ey will stand it.

back, which gained yards, I Yale should hold Brown safe put the ball on Clemson's one-yard I enough while Xrlnceton, which has line. Waite, quarterback, then car-1 lost 60 per cent of lte games thus far, rfed the oval across the line for will have a chance to taste victory Carolinas first touchdown. After against Virginia, punting up and down the field and I Along about the middle of a foot-attempting aerial attacks, both I ball season which has contained as panus 11 Will readily recognize superiority of the mate rials and excellence of the tailoring in DUNDEE made-to-measure clothes. You get the advantage of the buying power of our great tailoring organization. We have established and maintained a reputation for dothes-builders of the highest class and for giving our patrons the greatest opportunity in real, intelligent economy.

Mrs. It. I. Gresham, Atlanta, I And today an emissary of a group S. A.

G. F. Willis, S. C. I of Calgary fight fans was ransack' Satterwaite, Ulrlc S.

Atkinson, ing the city trying to find out Dr. II. F. McDufllo, E. M.

Willing-1 whether Moran had arrived In town ham. Dr. J. Chert on King, Nat from Buffalo. The Calgary men are Thornton, Turner Carson, Atlanta; here to offer the blond Pittsburger lid M.

Chapman. L. L. Gedsing-1 sn attractive proposition to fight Herbert Crossley, the English heavy weight, up in Canada on November 7. Will Frank accept? The writer will guess so.

That -Is one quality worthy of a champion that Moran possesses he will fight any one any time anywhere and for anything. Charley Harvey, who la our greatest importer of English fight stock, says er, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Leonard, Mr. and Mrs.

K. J. Gresham, Atlanta; Jerome Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Charles! A.

Sweet, Jr West Point, William C. Satterthwaite, Atlanta, P. C. McDuffie, Atlanta: V. L.

Estes, D. P. A. Southern railway; G. C.

Rob-1 son. Southern railway; W. M. Adair, Buford; Omar P. Pool, Atlanta, Ga.

I inany Interesting contests as the present month, A critic has In hand a grist of fact, Incident and theory which make for deep consideration. Glenn Warner made the statement, for Instance, that as soon as he saw teams were advancing and retreating In the third quarter, when Bclk Interrupted a long Clemson forward pass and ran sixty yards for Carolina's second touchdown. On the kick-off In this same quar- ter. Snipes kicked the ball to Clem- that Chick Meehan had seven sopho-sons forty-yard line and a Tiger I more in his Syracuse line up. he was touched it.

By straight line drives confident that the Pittsburg team the would take the Oranges Carolina drove the boll down FREE! The trip has been one series of tha 1 a wonder, great ovations all along the route. I Johnny Dundee is going to resume At Norcross they turned out the his ring career in Boston next Wed-srhool children and at the various I nesday night. Gene Deimont being tnwnb they gathered at the station, the opiionent. He says that the At Greenville the team got a great fight he la gunning for is a 15-round ovation from the Furman student bout with Benny Valger. handsome floral horse body and a Billy Gibson can get my EXTRA TROUSERS 5 Of Same Material With Every Made-to-Measure SUIT Una's goal lino was endangered one time, and that was the first minute following the Initial kickoff by the Gamecocks, and Clemson was then held for downs on the two-yard line.

After that Uie ball was in the Tigers' territory throughout the game. This is the fourth time In decade that Carolina has defeated Clemson. The Tigers doffed lta colors in 1902, 1913, 1920 and this year. Today's score seems to Insure victory for Carolina over Furman university, of Greenville, which played Clemson to a tioless score. The first touchdown for the Gamecocks came in the second quarter by end runs from the middle of th field.

In third quarter, Bclk the Gamecocks' left half. Intercept ed a forward pass and ran sixty yards for the second touchdown. In this same quarter, by straight line driving, the ball went over the Tigers' goal line for the third down Goals were kicked on each touch down. Clemson was clearly out classed. Its line could not hold, and the entire team was slow In getting off after kick-off and punts.

It wds rarely that the Tiger receiving Caro llna punts was not downed in his tracks, while the Gamecocks made substantial gains on every play of this character. Holland, for Carolina, was a pow er In straight line plunging, and hurdling the Tiger line for fair gains. Belk and Waite, for Carolina the latter Just out of a hospital were powers on the offensive. A mbs right half, was spectacular. For Clemson.

Harmon, quarter bark, and left guard, were strong on the defensive and often eive. The Tigers were slow In get ting off and their whole play was somewhat ragged. They put up a splendid defensive fight in the last I shoe presented Captain Judy Harlan, as a gift of good luck to Tech from the Furman team. signature any time he ehows me that I will get 87,500 out of the battle. That's cheap enough these days, Isn't It?" Dundee asked.

Every one who heard the question seemed to think so. Fred Fulton is running around field to the Clemson ten-yard line and Clemson was penalized for five more. After several other Waite drove the ball across for the third and lust Gamecock touchdown. Liiif-up and Summary CAROLINA. CLEMSON.

Brockington, 1. Gilmore, 1. e. Chappelle, 1. Cann, 1.

t. McMillan, 1. Stolutn, 1. g. Wheeler, Gettys, c.

Lightsey, r. Colbert, r. g. McGee, r. Tennant, r.

t. Meyer, r. Spear, r. e. Waite, q.

Williams, q. b. Bclk, I. h. Harmon, b.

Ambs, r. li. Wilhite, r. h. b.

Snipes, f. f. b. Score by periods: Clemson 0 0 0 0 0 Carolina 0 7 14 0 21 Carolina scoring: Touchdowns, Waite 2, Belk. Goals after touchdown, Belk 3.

R.foree, Robert W. Maxwell, Swarthmpre. Umpire, David L. Fultz, Brown. Head linesman, Robert C.

Williams, Virginia. Time of periods, 15 minutes. There Is something in that. A strong team mainly made up of veteran mo-1 terial has that sanction qf experience, that poise under fire in a big I game, which, all other things be-1 lng equal. Is likely to give them the I edge.

The position of Pitt and Syra- I cuse was reversed in 1919, the Orange I having an outfit of experienced men while the Panthers had a sophomore eleven. And the Syracuse sen-1 lore defeated the Pittsburg sopho-l mores. That sophomore team of 1919 Is Warners veteran crew of today. In other, cases, an abundance of them. It has been demonstrated that In football It is not ths rule that youth shall be served.

In, Chicago there Is a story that I Keck, the Princeton captain, met McGuire, the Chicago captain, at aj golf club outside of Chicago st summer and that after a pleasant conversation Keck wu heard to remark that McGuire would not last I one-half in, a game against a good eastern team." Of course. Keck never said anything of the kind, Penn State and Harvard Slight Favorites in East Our Leaders the country these days like a ghost, looking for a match with any one. every one. Rut he can't get any opponents. lie cant lick the top notcher, Dempsey, but every one hands him a fine chance to clean up everybody else; this appears to include practically all of the near champion heavyweights.

Friends of Fulton Just now are attempting. to Interest Jens Willard In a bout to prove Jess right to meet Dempsey. It is by no means so certain that Fred wouldnt knock Jess clean out of that fight and step in himself. 34 39 44 49 $45 Worth of Value in Mens Hilt Seasons Qualities Are Much Superior to Those Offered Before give New York her first glimpse of real big Intersectional game. The Atlanta school has one of the best tuume In the south and Pennayl vanla State hasn't seen a in the cast.

Doth have powerful, well organized teams. Thu breaks of the gaine" may decide It. Penn State, with Captain Snell, fullback, and Madera, star tackle, out of the game, is crippled, hut Coach Bezdck has a specialty of un covering a star substitute every time an occasion arises. New York le favoring Penn State with slight odds. With Lourle, Garrlty and Snlvely hack in the game.

Virginia has not a promising outlook with Princeton. The Tigers, however, are taking the game lightly snd overconfidence has been one of the woret sins of Princeton all season. The south-east conflicts by no means monoiolize the star numbers of the days cord. The ritlsburg-Pennsylvania game Philadelphia will be attractive even if Ienn does seem condemned to a bad beating. Washington and Jefferson at Syracuse is also a good number, while Cornell and Dartmouth at Ithaca ia always a classic.

Ynle against Drown. Army against Susquehanna and Navy against Dethany aro easy acta arranged In preparation for hard games next week. Bl HENRY I. FARRELL KH YORK, tkt. 2S.

Sturdiest I "ii uf tli south's nvw football -a will try life for a day tomorrow 'wtrrn soil. ln'-iy fiom thn warm, balmy sun tbrir home lleKls, three of the i prod arts of Dixie section ronis to the crisp, cool clime of Mit hoping to outbloom a trio lhv fell' II nest. ll south axulnst the east fur-hi the Mg fcntiiro of a achedulo has reuetird the stags of real Some of tlis best football of )mr should result from: Harvard and Centre. Georgia Tech 1 lviin State and Princeton and hiinla. Tii i-nvationnl prayin colonels I'm lll clash with the Harvard -'hi at a mouant when the Crlm- I mum! is not Just exactly fit for h-ird game.

Casualties from the lVnn Slate game last Hatur-f'y have a disabled squad on lutuls of Coai'h Hob Fisher. litre approaches with a heavier mi. a reserve power and a "ir nwehei! lino than Harvard lust year. The Colonels. Instead the hlusti and noise which their 1920 Invasion, are V1" only with a trite lookout.

'trvsrd, however, is favored to 'hr the eastern critics, man State and Georgia Tech will Overcoats K.S More of These Famous Shoes .75 $29.75 Suits 934 Based on Best Down -Town Values I I I'' I The materials are carefully selected to assure the longest wear. 1 We Are Tailors Not Agents Its a fact suits equal to the quality of these the long wear the lasting styles and the permanent satisfaction, would cost 50 more on Whitehall street. They are finely styled and tailored as only Kirschbaum knows, how. Models and patterns for the stout, the slender and the average types. lastic array of Golden Tornado boos ters cheering their team on to via tory as they were en route to the Terminal station, nty feelings could be suppressed.

I just had to Hie Female of Tie Species Speaks! -v- BY IKGtiY MOORE Tin I sat down with my pencil n4 the Intention of writing ell aglow with entliu- could still see those stal-v 'Son" South." Jcy marched down Peachtree In their invincible, un- wWe colors of gold and whtlte Jacketed Tornadoes. Bav forth on their long Velour Hats $4i75 peak out In behalf of the women folks and tell thla Invincibly eleven that we are with them to the very last touchdown. We want Judy Harlan and Red Barron, Jimmie Brewster and Dummy LeBey, and all the rest of the gHng, to go up there and show those Kittany Lions that Daniel wasn't In It. Show them that a Yellow Jacket" can sting and sting hard. Teach them a few of the finer points of the gains as it is played on Grant field, and when the game le over, make their side of the score look like a row of footballs in a vertical position.

Remember wa ure strongly pulling for Georgia Tech and confident that Penn State will be a sadder and wiser bunch of Yankees when they gather themselves together after the Mg battle with a real team from Dixie. the Polo grounds in New "1th nn fepllnv a no feeling of fear In their 85 PEACHTREE STREET In the HEART of Atlanta Open Saturdays Until 10 P. Mj Rich as velvet and soft as a kittens ear- silk-lined and silk-trimmed to the last stitch. Black, brown, green. Size range complete.

-v dauntless lock of cour-'TT. als shining, vr which will jnt message of vlotory urday. ttaL001 rirl writing this! Can I. tnrrc glri a female Having the nerve and iw, write on the sub- The idea le absurd. aani tune, girls were ta bs time we study of that big book Modern.

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P-ish, today, when 1 heard band playing that dear Bit bsAwa tir. known Black Open Till O'Clock At Night 7 and 9 Decatur Street Off Points i-T. Atlanta Ar. Columbus BKTCKXINU ZTe Colombo Ar. At lasts Bou ad -trip far, 4Jt, including tax.

tober goib. Bacnru tickets and rcsenratiMU at J.ibit Cite Ticket Office North Pn! Street, cr Terminal Station. j. p. uiu.f 7:10 P.

II, 11:25 P. If, Ticket, limits tor return until Oc- ftto-, and lovedy Tech support re that partita. 0AV1X T. BVIKT 1M ftarbtrM. in IM Rambling Wreck" a 1 that happy enthus- 4 wS- VV t'1'- 1 -'b '4 I -t'.

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