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Bulidogs Back At Work
After Lay-Off Of Day;
To Scrimmage Sat.
; BY VALCO LYLE
; Rain halted the practice session of the (%eorgia&
Bulldogs down on Sanford Field yesterday after-;
noon, but the charges of Coach Mehre took a
lengthy indoors workout in the gym. 1
Wednesday found them back on
Sanford Field working in prepa
ration for the first scrimmage,
which is slated to take place on
Saturday afternoon.
_ H. F. Johnson, Georgia's veter
an quarterback, arrived in town
yesterday and will join the Red
%l‘!‘d Black squad this afternoon.
is about completes the roster of
Bulldog letter-men returning.
Johnson is entering his third year
€8 'a quarter on the Georgia var
sity, and his three years stay adds
‘mueh to the Bulldog cause. He is
~¢xpected to make his final year cn
the' team the "est of them all.
All of the condidates out will
probably see service in the serim
mage of Saturday afternoon.
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;About four full teams comprise
'the Bulldog squad at present.
! About two and a half weeks re
main now before the Bulldog will
l make its initial bow of the season.
| The first game will see them pit
i ted against the Mercer Bears
3 down on Sanford Field.
SEABOARD PUTS ONi
THROUGH TRAIN TO
NEW YORK; GOOD
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. Pursuant to the progressive pol- ‘
icy of the Seaboard Air Line Rail.
way in fits efforts toward the
healthy development of the great
Southeastern territory through
wh'ch it passes: °
The announcement hag been
made by Fred Geissler, Assistant
Pagsenger Traffic Manager with
headquarters in Atlanta, that es.
fective with the first train from
Atlanta, Wednesday September
" 26th the Seaboard will inaugurate
the'r mew train the “Atlanta Spec
ial” between Atlanta and inter
. mediate points, and Raleigh, Rich
mond, Washington, Baltimore,
iPhtadelphia. and New York City,
so as to better serve its growing
[patronage between these metro
i polis of the Southeast and East.
The “Atlanta Spscial” will be
operated daily thronghout the en
tire year, The train-running over
the rails of the Seaboard Air Line
Railway between Birmingham and
Richmond; The Richmond, Fred
| er'cksbure and Potomac Railroad
! betweenn Richmond and Washing
ton: and the Pennsylvania Rail
‘ road between Washington and
i‘New York—will leave Birmigham
2 p. m: (Central Standard Time)
E’ HavanaWrai)pexj /
' ‘. H. s.
' The 5¢ Cigar ;"
arriving Atlanta T:ls p. W v Oen
tral Standard Time) leave . AR
8£:25 p. m. (Eastern and
Time); next day armiving:
§:18 a. m.; Richmond 12:28 p. m.
Washington 3:40 p. m; Bdtimomi
50 p. m.; Wast Philadelphia
§:52 p. m. and New York City 8:565
‘p. m. (Bastern Standard Time);
makin‘ the run hetween Atlantag
. and New York in 24 hours, 30
minutes, nothbound and 23 hours
40 minutes southbound.
The “Atlanta Special” will carry
latest type of all-steel Pulman
equ'pm :nt; through gleeping cars
betweeyy Birmingham, Atanta and
New Yurk, Atlanta And Washing;
ton: famwus Seaboard dining and
observati cars; there will also
be coach service between all
points.
In addition there will be through
sleeping car vervice provided on
| this train from Atlantx to Wil
mington, N. C. arriving. that po'nt
'10:15 a. m.; Atlanta to Poris
moth ( Norfolk)3-{arriving.-Ahat.
i point 3:55-p. M. 3
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American League i
CLUBS— W. L.; Peks
Siow YER ... RS
Philadelphia .- -- ..92 51 643
St. Doty .+ - .78 66 .b 42
Washington .. .. ..68.76 472
Chicago LAT AT
Detvolt: ... 7. v ..68 81 488
Cleveland . i+ e <260 83 420
Bauton s oo e o 1 (DA% DS 367
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National League B
CLUBS— W. L. Pct:
St Loyis © .. .. ..88:66 615
New York .. .. .. ..86 .57 60%
Chicago .. .- .. --80 b 9 .690
Pittsburgh .. .. ..T9 64 .th 2
Cineinfintl ve .. ....10 " 66" 008
Brookigh .- .. .. .01 73 .488
Boston ' .. i taet o ndß-: 967 310
Fhiladelphia .. .. .42 101 .294
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
American League
Washington 5; Detroit 8.
New York 14; St. Louis 11.
Philadelphia 2; Cleveland 3.
(Only three games scheduled.)
National League
Chicago 8; Boston 3.
Pittsburgh 2; New York 3.
Cincinnati, 5; Brooklyn 2.
’ St. Louis 4; Philadelphia 2.
Western League
Tulsa 9-3; Pueblo 8-0. 4
Wichita 15; Des Moines 8.
Denver 5; Oklahoma City 3.
Omaha failed to arrive at Ama
rillo and forfeited game.
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco 5; Seattle 4.
Pofitland 7: Lios Angeles 3.
Hollywood 16; Oakland 9.
‘. Missions '6; Sacramento 5, (11
_innings.)
: WEDNESDAY’S GAMES
American League ’
Open date.
National League
Chieago at Naw York.
Cincinnati at Boston. -
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. = - .
(Only three games scheduled.)
L e ——— e
Why I am for Al Smith
For President.
(Continued from page one.)
ings, and in the name of ex.
pediency urging us to divide,
Their propaganda is that we
will never get anywhere,6 nor
get anything unles part of us
are Republicans. They seem
tired of waiting for the spoils
of office. May the Lord forgive
them, for they know not- what
they do. They must not be per
mitted to commit this grave error.
We must counsel with them—rea
son with them. Lest they forget
we must recall to their minds the
glorious history of Democracy and
its accomplishments.
Southern Deémocrats were the
- founders of this Republic, they
watched over the cradle of the
mew ‘borp nation, nurtured it into
strength, and guided its footsteps
into paths of greatness,
Every . great war of this Re
public was fought under Demo
cratic presidents. Every foot of
fland added to the criginal thir
tean colonies was acquired under
Democratic presidents.
The Constitution of the United
States, the Declaration of Indepen.
Wlence, the statute of religious lib
erty, the great Monrge Doctrine,
the establishment of the Supreme
Court of the United States, were
iall the products of the minds of
patriotic Democrats.
It is the party of Thomas Jeffer.
son, Andrew Jackson, Grover
Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson.
" What they have accomplished is
our rightful heritage, and with- |
.out it we are poor indeed. Shall
we surrender it for a mess of
Republican pottage, and Hoover
ized at that?
Strike out all that has been
done for this Republic by Demo
cratg, and what have you left?
Democrats were not only the
founders of the ;l;overnment and
" all of our free institutions, but
they kept up a continuous warfare
against the Republican party and
its predecegsors to preserve them.
We have fought a long fight for
principle and against great odds,
] . ;
We are making today—
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THE 83 NSERHEFRALD, ATEENS, G
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% Jhave not weakened in the
. ‘. *’:tblk is -? we found.
R pfl! ]it is our uty te pre
aorve it. In this spirit Démocrats
miat contipme ‘o Tight. A oris's
has Wgen reached. We pust win
or die. - It \we perish then we let
STHY Saep \'as come when alter
oixty yesrs, tLls country must be
‘given a wew bith of t;\reedmn.
Wm 13 nguishing. all but
adles, and cries aut ng_'nm the
d. Its wrongs have been foo
- endured. ‘-
; nee in (Ris em ergency
nas aga'n raised Wy A wse and
- great leader ‘n the person of
(gw Alfrod B Smith; whose
!&ahn’llke a flashing swm&i shall
yet accomplish our redemp son.
The South showd rally Yo his
standard. 1f any man shall ask,
_whenves. comes Dbe? We can re
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ply with | pride: “From the side
walks of Nev; York”, Providence
hag often Mefore raised up great
leagers frcmd the humble and low-
Iy walks f life. M€ comes not
from calege: halls, mmt he is en
dowed with a great brain and a
great heart. Ylere they given to
him for niwght, or rather that
he might do the world's work,
wadting to be dane? Long, before
he becamel a candidate Yor Presi
dent, both El'hu Root and Charles
I, Hughes, themaselvos great, ac
claimed hitn, as a great wind,
and a statesnian of nnusual ability,
But more important than all this,
Governor Smith is the noblest
work of God, an thonest man,
ilf it be true as contended by
some sa'f-seeking ypoliticians tha'
the time has come to divide, in
order that there may be a division
of the loaves and fishes, and a
Republican lfarty formed in the
South, with sorrow ‘and misgivings
we must let them go. The Dem
ocratic party must not coerce
them, .nor will we abuse them.
This is a free country and they
have the right to be Republica:
No doubt there are some con
scieniipus meu in the Democratic
ranks whe at heart have always
been Republicans. The present
crisis gives them ¢heir opportun
ity to join the Republican Party.
They are not new converts and
should not pose as such to a
younger generation and to a new
dass as voters,
" All that we 'ask is that they
fight ont in the open under the
Republican banner, and not as
pseudo democrats from our ranks.
They are either for the Democ
racy or against it, There is no
middle ground. Democracy needs
them nor or never.
We have always professed to
hate 'the Hyphenated-American,
and I am free to confess th: 1
cannot love, nor admire the hy
phenated-democrat. In fact there
is no such animal. A Hgover-
Democrat is a mispnomer and a
contradiction. ‘n terms. We might
with just as much meaning speak
of the Democratic emblem as the
Elephant-Donkey. If there is to
be a real fight on Democracy there
must_be no disguises. The word
“Hoover” mugt be stripped off as
a mask which seeks to conceal
‘dentity. The voter must stand
revealed-—a Democrat or a Re
publican.
There are no doubt hundreds of
good men and women in the Re
publicay party. We are tolerant
enough to allow them to belong
to that party without criticism,
The great mass of patriotic peo
ple of the South, however, must
always remain antagonistic to -the
"WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1928
Republican party organization.
We can not be Republicans be
cause of what the party stands for
what it has done to. us in the
past, and what it threatens to do
to us in the future.
The great heart of the South is
Democrati¢, and will beat for De
mocracy as long as this Republic
shall last.
When the clamor and the shout
ing of these men and women who'
have heen pnewly converted to. Re
publicanism is over, when the'r:
’ fef'se . and malicious propaganda
has ceased on November sixth,
; the South will be found standing
like a solid stone wall unmoved—
- for Demeocracv
) If the South is true to itself and
| its history, and who can doubt it,
_the battle is won, and under the
?providence of God, Governor Al
lfred . Smith will be the next
President of these United States.