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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9. UGH Tills FOR TOE SAME WITH RIVERSIDE AT COMING FAIR The Academy team is going through a grilling course of training in prepa ration for the big game with Riverside on October 22nd, at the Georgia-Car olina Fair grounds. Coaches Wilson, Learned and Danforth are with the squad two to three hours every after noon and are straining every effort to perfeot individual playing as well as team work. The ragged edges, as shown by the G. M. C. game, are be ing picked up, and even in this brief space of time the team has improved twenty-five per cent in its work. This afternoon, the regulars are playing the scrubs. Monday the team goes to Warrenton, playing Warren FEDERAL LEAGUE CLUB STANDING. Won. Lost. Pet. Indianapolis 88 65 .575 Chicago 87 67 .565 Baltimore 82 69 .544 Buffalo 79 69 .584 Brooklyn 76 75 .503 Kansas City 67 . 84 .444 Pittsburg 62 85 .422 St. Louis 62 89 .411 . Tip-Tops 5; Terrapins 3. At Baltimore — Score: R. H. E. Brooklyn 012 010 100—5 10 3 Baltimore .. .. 000 020 010—3 15 1 Seaton and Land; Bailey, Conley and Kerr. Buffeds 3; Rebels 2. At Pittsburg— Score: R. H. E. Buffalo 110 000 I—3 6 1 Pittsburg 000 200 o—2 4 1 Krapp and Allen; Dickson and Roberts. Packers 3; Chifeds 8. At Chicago— Score: R. H. E. Kansas City .. ..001 100 001—3 7 6 Chicago 302 002 lOx—B 13 0 Henning, Adams and Brown; Black and Clemons. Hoosiers Lose. At Indianapolis— Score: R. H. E. St. Louis 001 010 000 —2 6 4 Indianapolis .. .200 000 llx —4 11 3 , Watson and Chapman; .Kiefer and Rariden, Warren. U. OF N. C., 53; WAKE FOREST, 0. At Durham, N. C.: University of North Carolina, 53; Wafe Forest Col lege, 0. “NORMAN” The NEWEST ARROW COLLAR. 2 for 25 cents Clnett, Peabody St Co., Inc. Maker* Tomorrow will be ironing day, but it will have no ter rors for the housewife who live 6 in an electric home and uses an electric flatiron. ' cjl ■ ffar ll ” <&r Man’s Power Multiplied IN the home or place of business your personal efficiency is multiplied by the Bell Telephone. It adds to the earning power of every individual and to his comfort and convenience. It stimulates commercial activity and speeds up the wheels of industry. It increases the volume of business by extending the field of the business man’s activity. The 7,500,000 Bell telephones are united in one great system of intercommunication, contributing to the welfare of the whole nation. ton High, the team that, last Monday, defeated the hefty Tenth District Ag gies 13 to 0. First Home Game. The first home game on the sched ule is that with Warrenton High here Friday, October 16th. Then the big game on Football Day with Riverside The other games to be played in Au gusta are: G. M. C., November 6th; Porter Military Academy (probability) November 13th, and Athens High, Thanksgiving Day. This gives local fottball fans an opportunity to see in action a majority of the best prep teams of Georgia and Carolina. END-SEASON GAMES Chicago—The local American League team evened up the series for the city championship with the Chicago Nationals yesterday by winning the second game, 5 to 2. Scott allowed his opponents but four hits, three of which were made in the second in rdngs. Score: R. H. h,. Americans .. . - 010 000 013 513 1 Nationals 020 000 000-2 4 3 Scott and Schalk; Cheney and Bres nahan. Barons Victorious. Milwaukee, Wis.—By bunching four hits and receiving two passes In the seventh inning Birmingham, of thd Southern Association, secured three runs and won the fourth game of the series for the championship of minor leagues from the Milwaukee American Association champions yesterday. Each team now has won two games. Score: _ _ „„ Birmingham .. ..011 000 300 5 12 7 Milwaukee . . .. 210 000 000 —3 9 2 Johnson and Tragesser; Slapnicks and Hughes. * Yanks 5; Giants 6. Polo Grounds. —Bescher’s triple fol lowed by Doyle's single In the tenth Inning gave the New York Nationals a 6 to 5 victory over the New York Americans in the opening game for the Manhattan championship here yesterday. Score: R. H. E. Americans .. .001 003 001 o—s0 —5 12 3 Nationals .. .011 000 300 I—6 13 2 Keating and Sweeney; Mathewson and Meyers. UNEQUAL WEALTH DISTRIBUTION Director of U. S. Mint Says at Bottom, There’s Nothing to Be Equalized But Personal Expenditures. Chicago, Ills. —Discussing complaints of inequality of the distribution of wealth, Georgre E. Roberts, director of the mint .last night addressed the con vention of Farm Mortgage Bankers’ As sociation at a banquet which closed its meeting. The speaker held that at bottom there is nothing to be equalized but personal expenditures, which he said, raised the question whether captains of industry consume an undue share of the products of the country or whether there would be more products for general distribu tion under government-ownership. “I do not intend to enter upon that subject further than to refer in passing to the recent statement attributed to the postmaster-general that $20,0(K>,000 a could be saved in putting the rural delivery of mail under the contract #ya- SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY CHEER IP, KIDDIES, TOMORROW IS RINGUNG DAY! g|g|^ * Cfoocf tem,” said the speaker. Leveling of the Years. The leveling system of the years, which renders useless the Investment plan of fifty yea'.'s before, the develop ment of new leaders and the Inability of any rich man to apply more than a part of his Income to his own personal uses, keep the distribution on as fair a basis, he said, as could be expected un der known systems. He said that present differences among citizens as to food, clothing, op portunities for culture—sll the really good things of life, wore Icsb than ever before “It is not Important tliat there shall be equality In anything else —certainly not In costly dinners, extravagance o\ dress, or more display of possessions— these are superf’ultles and vanities which nobody should want and which nobody should want, rind which genuine culture will ultimately eliminate," he said. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Tomorow’s the day! l.ong before dawn the trains of that ever-welcome American institution Spangietown*-will have begun to ar rive in the freight yards of the South ern railroad from Columbia and cir cus day will he here. For the Ring ling Brothers’ shows are scheduled to reach hpre very enrly tomorrow. The first of the four trains will commence detraining on the Fenwick street sid ings at about 4 a. m. and from that hour the march of the Ringling cav alcade will extend to the show grounds until all four sections have unloaded. The coming of the Ringling aggre gation will add to the local popula tlon more than 1,350 people, 735 horses, 32 camels, 41 elephants and 108 dens of wild animals. According to rail road officials this is the largest cir cus ever traveled and with the heavi est equipment Ringling Brothers have ever carried. In addition to the circus, the Ring ling Brothers bring here the massive spectacle of "Solomon and the Queen of Sheba," which, with Its picturesque scenery, glittering ballet, gorgeous pa geantry and electrical effects, was the marvel of the engagement In Chicago this spring. More than 1,200 people appear In this wordless play which pantomlmlcnlly and in great ensemble groups tells the familiar Bible story of ancient Israel. Incidental to this are vast processions which, with their armored soldiery, richly caparisoned horses and magnificently gowned no bility of Jerusalem's court have been described as the most brilliant dis play ever made In a spectacle. The ballet led by two Russian premiers will include 300 dancing girls and will be under the direction of Ottoker Bar tlk, late of the Metropolitan Opera House and I.a Srala, Milan. The “twenty-four hour man,” who makes all of the physical arrangements fir the coming and establishment of the cirrus spent today In the city lay ing out the lot, arranging the place of unloading and with the advice of the rhlof of police picking out the streets over which the street parade will pass. Steward A. L. Webb was also In town this morning doing his marketing for three times a day he must, feed his big family and being made up of men and women of brawn they have big appetites. The first Ruction to arrive tomorrow will bring the commlmary department and all of the anlmftla. The first tent to be pitched will be the "cook house’ so a hot breakfsiKt will he ready for the hoHtH as they arrive So heavy i« the equipment this HoaHon that the I'.lngllngs are traveling nearly 700 men in their various working department* while the spectacle requires the serv- Icea of a large number of Htaga ex perts for it ia produced under canvas with all the effoqts of a grand opera presentation. The second and third sections will bring heavy wagons load ed with canvas and other parapher nalia of the big outfit while one-half a train alone will be devoted to the wardrobe department. Ori the last section will come all of the people of the circus and the elephants and ring sto> k. The canvasses this season are the largest ever used by a tented or ganisation, the "big top” alone being 660 feet long by 280 feat wide and seating 12,000 people. The street parade will take place to morrow morning, leaving the show gr< unds at 10 o’clock, and It Is prom ised that it will be the most liberal display of gold, gleam and glitter that ever traveled down a erowded high way*. Besides many handsome tab leau wagons and allegorical cars peo pled with gaily garbed girls, there will he many open cages showing fine spe cimens from the xoo, zebra and pony teams and one big novelty—sixteen camels In harness, the first time the ship of the desert has ever been brok en to hit and bridle Mix hands will furnish continuous melody, the clowns will he on hand and In all there will he "three miles of stretched-out rain bow." Two performances will be given hers beginning at 2 and 8 p. m. tomorrow, the doors opening an hour earlier for a visit to the menagerie. The Spectacle of "Bolomoft and the Queen of Sheba” will he followed ny tho circus performance In the three rings, on the two stages and In the net-work of rigging at the pole tops. Of the 400 performers who will appear the majority are foreigners and new to America. The ends of tho earth have been searched by the Ringling Brothers’ agents to get the best and newest feats of daring and skill. The horsemanship this season will he un usually fine and In fact will present more new acts than ever before. Throughout the performance half a hundred downs will make merry around the track. The tent and show grounds will be lighted by electricity from the circus’ own plant. A down town seat sale w4ll be opened at the Von Kamp Vaughan & (Jerald store. Broad and Elßhth streets, at 9 o’clock show day morning. TO DEFEND DIVORCE SUIT. New York.—The Duke (11 Majo I)u --razzo, defendant In a suit filed yes terday to annul his marriage to Miss Elizabeth Francis Hnnan, a sister of John T. Hanan, a mtllonaire shoe man ufacturer, announced today that lie expected to defend the action. "The Hanan family offered me *25 a week for life," he said. "But what Is *25 to me? What I wanted was n wife.” The marlage was one of the notable social events here last winter. An nulment Is sought on the allegation that the. duke Is a convicted thief. What Would You Do? 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