Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, December 12, 1916, Extra Edition, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextATLANTA. GA. 4 E { L l ame Agreement That Prcva:led‘ " Between the Clubs Last Year . ' E Will Be in Effect Next Season, % ARHVILLY ¢ 18.-The same working agreement that was in o effect betwarr the Nashville BINh of the Southern league and the IR, Louts club of the American League BBt season will remain intact for the - Foar Im7 £ The Browos will have the privilege of o the best ayers on the Nash - W team at the closs of the season o one thousand |r men, while the R, wille club w recelve throughout s season the best of the material that 8 turned back for further ripening In . § minor leagues " Last season the Hrown: loaned Nash i Bllly lLee, and .rt Kores and Gue W llams were bought from St Louls A the Volunteers Ernle Herbert, a B -handed pitcher, was with the St olils Federals, and when they went In Y the Hrowns Herby was turned to Nashville The best player on Nashville team last season was S Rogers, who was !aken by the mns for §I.OOO T e New York hkees wanied Hogers for §4,006, but h 'nrk)h\u‘uw!nom with the Browns ¥ pted Nashville from making the - St lLouls Rrowns have one of Bhe lergest collections of young players (O their roster ai present of many years, . when the cutling down season ar- P there will be many high class Btimers who are turned back. Nash wil r( the first choice of the JA¥ers and many gaps which will very bly be wv{‘ much in evidence at it time will thus be well taken care L The Browns have in the ,ml( flvon Baliville some fine material and the 17 season should be one which will some more men of high caliber Reep the Volunteers In the hunt all h Way. AT JUAREZ L MT-vuemn“ 3-year-olds and “l: furlongs: faxemall 112, O 'T . 112, xßublcon 11 110, Blarney 100, b Grand 108, Vested Rights 108, ja Grane 107, xßunch of Keys 100 £ IND -—Selling, 2-year-olds, 4% ) s: Crankie 108, Dyson!lo6, Alan 5, n Prince 106, Belle C 10§, Ny Rl):—ﬁolll{\( l.;’ymlri-znl%f and E“p' : opuedo b rince - m«l L. 108, June Bride 108, Tucker 100, Peter Grimm 108, Sty Heywood 100, Alr Line 108, Zolso M., xßermudlan 104, . FOURTH - Handicap, all ages, 6% 3 3 Pmln-llva 113, Casey Jones B, .t’th Btrange 108, Lytle 5%, Ware o '--mmm. 3.year-olds and up, OnES ack Sheep 112, Lover's 112 Sal Vanity 106, oJe Gaitens y ir 106, xCirculate 104, xFros ro's y 100, B ~—Belling, 3-year-olds and up, & . B turlongs: Jack Harrison n?. M, Bell 112, Luple L 106, Esmerakia E 109 nlw' Duchess 108, SBudora 108, ia 100, Cect~.n Point 108, Bob Nali ), Onota 108 xClumsy Kate 104. | pounds apprentice allowance is b~ ADVERTISEMENT. " The health of the body depends igan the food, upon its proper diges- Bon and absorption, and the proper geretion of waste. i The maintenance of health and re- Batr of waste depend very largely pon the condition of the blood. In pder to keep the blood in condition, f must be well supplied with fresh gtriment and the products of waste poely eliminated. ® Many allments arise from dyspep- B, Imperfect digestion is very often saused by defective elimination—con tipation. i Undigested food remalns on the omach until decomposed, causing ¢ 81 ppsia, rheumatism, constipation, dlicusness, or perhaps even to irrita ity and sleeplessness. Much dys epsia would be avoided by attention § the condition of the stomach, and ¢ obedience tu one or two simple jies: (1) To eat slowly; (2) to jasticate thoroughly; (3) to take no mid with meals, excepting break -Bt, but drink a glass of water, hot fpeferable, in which two teaspoonfuls "JACOBS' LIVER SALT has been ded, on rising in the morning. This gars the stomach of all toxin poi isens, clears the brain, and makes one Bl it for a day’s work. 25ic and boc e 4 1 druggists, or direct from the gkers, Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta, L Advertisement. Z . 7 THE beginning of A Gift a Savings Ac- Z : ecount is a Christmas Z worth Whlle Present well worth T AR, while. A Savings Bank Book with an initial deposit, is not only a substantial gift, but it lays the foundation of a valuable prin ciple—THßlFT. Son, daughter, any member of your family, will appreci ate the gift today, but will value far more in later years the principle it inculcates. Open a savings account for the son or daughter here and encourage them to keep it growing. It won't be long before you'll be glad we reminded you of it. C f Georgi Trust Company of Georgia E Capital, Surplus and Profits $2,000,000.00 " Trust Co. of Ga. Bldg. Pryor St. William and Mary's ary's Schedule Arranged | RICHMOND, VA Dee. 13 William and Mary sasketbal! quintet will have a splendid Vst of games 10 ey ll\.i: sedbon, aocording the st announs by Manager Wilson New men will ‘n..lc up most of this year's 188 m, sev aral of last year's homl joet through araduation. The schedule 549 follows l T December 14— Union Theological Sem. mary, st Willlamsburg January 16 Hampden-Bidney (eham plonship), at Hampden-SMiney January 11— Virginia Christian ©Osl !.T, al I‘rm hburg | anuary 18- Hoanoke College, at Ba lem January m\’ugmh Polytechnie In stitute, at ke urr l-nuor’ o Vieginia Miltary Inetl tute, at Laxington i February 10 Fairmount Athietie Club | of Richmond, at Willamsburg (pend. ing) f‘vl-m‘n 1" nmur-nm College ‘fhlﬂl[‘inn.hi}nl, a! Ashiand ] February 17 Ihm\dﬂl-luﬂ" College (ehamplonship), at Willamsburs February i Richmond College (champlenship), at Willlamshurg Fehruary 24 Handolph - Maoon Col lewe (champlonship, st Willamaburg I’os!\s&"\ s n "vmﬁ College (champlonship), at Hichmaon Coluumbia Next Year NEW YORK, Dec. 13 A strong helief exists today that Eddie Mahan, former Harvard football star. may be named Columbla football conch for nest year Mahan may come to Columbia lLaw School next fall. At the present time he s d-h\ln“hﬂ-un the Harvard and Columbia w Schools. Fhould he enter Coumbia, Mahan would be added to the staff as an assistant to Metoalf, even In the event of his not being chos en head comch, Charles H. lara. chairman of the university T’“ tee on athietion, de clared that t committee had not seri ously consklered rhu’ln. coaches. He admitted that Metcalf's contract had to be renewed annually and that the Ober. lin man had not yet bheen signed up for another year, Arthur Greiner Is In Chicago Hospital CHICAGO, Dec. 13.--Arthur Greiner, automoblle broker and racer, Is in the Peychopathic Hospital today Rolluﬂ:: his removal from his apartment whi he was trying to wreck with a chair, Guests at the fashionable hotel where Greiner and his wife are m»»u:s were in & panic when the police arriv Greiner's breakdown is attributed to injuries received In the ludlm{-om twoorulu automoblle races in 1911 in which he was '“l’:::d about the back and his mechanic killed. Since then bis health has been failing. Western Union Men W. G. Peeples and FEdward Lyle, of the Western Union Tohc::nn Com [:nr. will make talks Tu y nlfm fore &' monthly meeting of he Teelph and Telegraph Roclety in the Chamber of Commerce sssembly hall. NEW YORK, Deec, 13 Tom Needham, former catcher of the Braves, Glants and Cubs, has been signed by President Price to mnwv the Newark Indians next season. eedham t:m A depart mt store In his m h'q: mm::an- Ohlo, where served as chief of police. o W i Eeies, Bit o wWau obb Waugh, of Fort Worth, fightweights, will fifteen rounds here next Mon day night BOSTON, Dec. 12-—-A syndicate of Boston horsemen has been formed for the rnon of having a Grand Cirouit meet 3 at Readville next year, It was learned today. Dry, Hoarse or Painful M Quickly Ended Home-Made Remedy that Saves You $3-—Does the Werk Thoeroughly. The prompt and positive action of this simple, inexpensive home-made remedy in qulckl"' healing the inflamed or swol len membranes of the throat, chest or bronchial tubes and breaking up tight coughs, has caused it to be used In more homes than any other cough remedy. Under its healing, soothing influence, chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens, breathing becomes easier, tickling in throat stops lnd.‘you get a good nllh;.;s restful sleep. he usual throat a chest colds are conquered by it in 24 hours or less. Nothing better for bron chitis, hoarseness, croup, whooping cough, bronchial asthma or winter coughs g To make this splendid coufoh syrup, pour 2% ounces of Pinex ( cents’ worth), into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with p'ain granulated lugsr syrup and shake xhomufhly. You then have a full pint—a family supply-—of a much better vou(rh nyrug than you could buy ready made for $2.50. eeps perfectly and children love its pleasant taste, Pinex is a special and highly concen trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, combined with guaiacol and s known the world over for its promptness, ease and certainty in over coming stubborn coughs and chest colds. To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for 2% ounces of Pinex" with full directions, and don’'t accept any thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or mune{_ promptly refund ed. The Pinex Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.— Advertisement. CHICAGO, Dee. 13 - Tex Hickard has struck another snag o planning his § Rght for lbmu. Carpentier, it aß} ,woeu’ today, with announcement of Tom Jones, Wl&m. manager, that Be also controls Lee Daroy Australian chams prhosn When he learnad 'hai Bickara was consldering sidetracking Willard and matehing the French hero with Dwrey, Jones Pared up “Rickard, or any one cise who is pros moting Ihis sorap, will Bave 10 ses W 4 before they Arrange either a Wil ard. Carpentisr or & Pmrey -Uarpentler mateh,” he deciared larcy can not fight in this country for the next three yonrs IIO?. under my control “Jack Kearns the Californian, and 1 have an oqual share In & contrast with Darey. Our contract calls for 25 per cont of the Australian‘s winnings i America. Kearns and I split ffiy-orey on this perosnlags Jones sald It would take §65.006 1o goi Willard into the ring with Carpentier CHICAGO, Dee. 13- lans for a West. ern interscholastic basketball tourna ment are announced here today by the University of Chicage athletic officials It is scheduled for March % and 19 and wil be an invitation affair, the winnes to be crowned king of the prep schools of the West Champtonship high schools in [llinols, Indiana, Minnesota, lowa and Michigan will be asked 1o participate. 's Ph For Harley's Photo COLUMBUS, OMIO, Dec, 12 -Cole Her's wy-ilx,-'hleh ‘publishes Walter Camp's All-American eleven each jear, has written for a pholv‘r.ph of “Chick" lluhk'.h:lfhrl of Ohlo Btate. This in bel to Indicate that H-rh{‘ will be placed either on Colller's All-West. ern or All-American team. The pho tograph has been forwarded. CHAMPAIGN, 111, ,Dee, 12 -—Rey- N. Kraft, of Oak Park, was chosen to the 1917 Tilini as the annual foot ainner uadorol’ the linl by J, M. Kaufman and C, B. Hateh, of Cham | palgn. ' TAYLOR COMMISSION CO. ——=DISTRIBUTORS—— Cotton Seed Meal Cotton Seed Hulls FERTILIZER MATERIALS References AhY L o‘9 A“.,.:.g‘;.n:onlal R. G. Dun & Co. < o Exchange. A g T Only exchange In Uni% By Permission -:é ;G ed Btates estabiishing Lowry :::::::: ::: ﬁ‘[mpq@ .‘.‘.'l’.' Hulle and Linters. J. H. TAYLOR & CO. e BROKE R S Cotton Seed Oil, Meal, Hulls, Linters Acid Phosphate, Nitrate of Soda, Any Fertilizer Materials ATLANTA, GA. UYL pe(.'la | 2 'hvtw("(‘n 3 v | Memphis and Texas 3 | Something More Than | a String of Cars'and a || Locomotive— "~ " | : ) Y i 8 . - : | A Steel train plus a service ‘ # | equal to that found,in the ; | great metropolitan hotels ) Luxurtions up -ta Ih‘:«mixlmtv Pullman i | slecping earaccommodations. . The per- | ; section of:dining car scervicts - Unceasing | attention for the pleasure and comfort of . patrons, TR OQut of Memphis at 10:15 p: m. Into. Texas at Sunrise ; Direet nmm-riim;x i Menmiphis At i traing from East and Southeast. o - \;'\ T — ! o o ; v ’ A S e Vol TRty | e N\ R 3 8101 ) %) s g | ? AW\ ;, J"f Ik g’ _:;I U] (<K} SRR e ' & \-X_,‘ / "L,-‘L‘_z_- “j" »«?-':.‘.‘4\_‘;*.,) JSove] [TI ~..}‘§‘.:»_w ~~\‘\ iy ; : LA 7700 D 7 e T i | )\t Iw\ L 1 U SRR Tt b )| LU Vot Rt S A i eN L | Emm D) HESIE esl Zoe ot 4 NN (O NN i SR o ‘_.—i"'r‘é‘r——' Fr A T e ; — T DAY g S . ;\,gjg,};}g,l\jﬂ,, T S : AELPASD ety O PALESTING ,”‘;a."l‘,,.s’*‘:v-“w e | |\ (e { il _ Pl “'\ \ j | G it o "“iw JSJ AP N’“j sl . i ."\,:,/""“4_ " . | L~ Pk G SNG i / N 1 SRR S LI Y ) ? B o TR TN R R| ) e ULT o R III‘Q\ ¢ 2 RN N )AN | , h;‘\. : dB, " ‘\,A”" bl ? ; For further information call on or address ::{;,} R E. R. Jennings, D. P. A, 420 James Bldg., KGR | Chattanooga, Tenn. RS RE B R s T LS TR Shibe Says Pric ~ Of Baseballs Will ' Be Kept at $1.25 I PHILADELIFMIA, e : When the sttention of Themas e, a 0 oificer of . fran of ke : ik - el e Brms of A 1 Res Company, wWas ’ i fimiamt foeecy ("Ricage .‘,..r the price of baseballs W na e irals 1o 8 per cent next scasorn, N i met with & denia he Heasd g . s the largemt | anelal e ifactiar ! plant In Ameris o They maks all o balls that are {used o the Lwe malor isagues, a 8 well {A% the majar i ¢ used in the mi hot e They &#0 have & big trade with ' oges b The tieperaient reanke i 2 rue sald Khitbhe that the ;;.v oof maleria st adVEaroe hut un fleas momething f weery A ehe = tween now Al nes! spring "e retail : eof 8 staftdard big wague baseball - be 1180, the same a 8 last Year We were fort te In geiling »ooks ! horsehide anesd and have shough for neßt Years output We make our own ) s and thereby cut the cost of the Jrtletmen The cork 1o rour oork cens - wnes from BEpain and Portugal, has not been materially ad vanced PRINCETON, N. J., Dec. 13 ﬁum-;.‘ White, the here of the Harvard an Yale game in 1918, and Knox Taylor, & | member of the Princeton vareity spund Lin 100afave been added 1o the Prince oy foothall coaching and advisory oom mities. It was anncunced last night by | the board of athietie contrel. Other | members of the commitiee, who will | continue to serve, are Willlam Fdwards, { ftewart Haker and J. H. Mumm., This | commitiee will meet to select a head | vonch and determine the coaching poilcy { for next year, withip a few \'-'fil T ——— S —————————— di i Indigestion when chronie is permanently corrected by the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water Positively guaranteed by money-back loffer. Tastes fine; costs & trifle. De | ivered anywhere b{) our Atlanta agenta, | Coursey & Munn Drug Store, Marietta | and Broad Stas | smeeeeeeme— FOR THROAT AND LUNGS STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS Alterative SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN TP FUNERLT Sy Hmke; Aims to Vgg . Out Factional Strife —— — NEW YORK, Dee 12-President Thomas 1. Mickey, successor 1o Tom Chivington, declared today his one alm would be 10 wipe out factional strife With the headquarters of the league moved from Chicage to Louleviile and the schedule meeting set for Febru. ary M In Kansas Clty, the association ST 5 S T 1‘&;":".‘:.:’.‘:.".:."&".3:‘%;“: ¥ Look! Special Low Holiday Prices 22-K Gold .15 I ridge wor . por Yoo B 3 et o ee . That Fit $3 Even at these extraordinary low rices,all work is GUARANTEED. § rn business in Atlanta 25 years. Experts in every Dental Branch. Ll = , Dr.E.G. Griffin’s GATE CITY DENTAL ROOMS SW. Alabama St. 0w trown & Alle's Phone Main 170? w e ,___.t_'._‘i!_ ittendant ‘ek % ORI TL) e e Smith Will Lead | Sl ‘l ANN ARBOR, MICH., Dec. 13.-C. C Bmith, of Bay City, Mich., was electod captain of the 1917 Michigan footlall team At & meeting of the fourteen let ter men. Bmith will play his third year for Michigan nex! fall at ful'back, Bmith will have six s,- veterans about which to bulld his ) eleven and with severn! promising men coming on from the nnhmnmu-n”:' :-n;ndn;d :w li'r‘t:\l agEregation b a y mond give the Walver! “!hno vwbn in the back fleld :u’?-mu‘ cane, Ww..m Boyd give him & Ane start on the \ Nearly a Sixth of aMillion Dollars —Their Daily Expenditure The readers of The Georgian and Sunday American will spend nearly a Sixth of a Million Dollars a Day— Today, and every day thereafter until Christmas. This is but a part of their combined household and Christ mas gift appropriation of $4,000,000 for the month of December. : Georgian - American readers get their shopping suggestions through The Georgian and American’s advertising columns. They get what you have to offer in this way. Your story should be before them constantly from now on— in the biggest way possible. For Christmas advertising pays Big— Particularly, it pays big in home newspapers like The Geor gian and American. But bigger business means Immediate Action. A part of Four Million Dollars is your reward. : Make sure that your most timely Christmas suggestions are before Georgian-American readers every day. Results will tell! , NS AN L To—SN AY o ‘i-‘%:.:_;"/, g g = 7 l'l‘r_.t. “The Newspapers of the Home” Copyright, l‘:,l:L by The Atlanta Georgian and Sunday American. el James Braid, Noted Golf Player, Dead LONDON, Dec. 12 w'm famous inter. nations! golfer, James Brald, was killed while trying 1o board a Mmoving train at Waterlon station today. He waas thrown packward and fell on his bead. He died on the way 1o the hoapital Bring Her Redl Xmas Joy g by Putting an End Neey] to Stair-Climbing '. T s How often have you heard her say, “I am so tired of running up and down stairs!” You can prevent lots of this and at the same time add to the pleasure and convenience of the entire family. . An Extension Bell Telephone Is an Ideal Xmas Present It not only brings joy at Christ mas time, but throughout the year ; it is a reminder of your thought fulness. Few gifts so well combine the pleasant and the practical. Call Contract Office today. S. B. MATHEWSON, Mgr. \ 0 & SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE ¢ AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1916 Red Cross Extracts Big Sum From Fans NEW YORK, Dec 13-It waa an nounced here that the amoun! eollecten ;?:r":l’.‘ mw%&w Jg’ i, "the largeel coliection ot Made