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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1914)
SIX AND THERE I STOOD OUT IN THE COLD WORLD I CWttHWT wiva J HON LOST AGAIN TO A. 0. C. Locals Give Visitors Drubbing For Second Time- -The Score, 69 to 0---Teamwork Good. The Warrenton Warriors again took the count yesterday, for the second time, at the hands of the Academy eleven, going down to defeat by th>j •core of 59 to 0. The cadets had a slight advantage In weight but. to even this up, Cap tain "White” Davis was out of the Santo on account of Injuries received In Warrenton. Then, again, the Acad emy line-up was continually shifted, using every substitute available. Nev ertheless. tho downfall of the enemy was Inevitable. Bryan Featuring. Brv’Hn added four mure touchdowns lo his already high record during tho game. No fur this lad- a star at ev ery point of the game- has made more touchdowns unaided than the whole team put together. At the rate he Is going at the present time and there Is no doubt that he will continue to hold the pace In the ntnr future more will he heard about Ills good work aa the star on some college ag rregatlon. To those who saw the contest yes terday It was really remarkable that the locals registered such a high score Relieves CATARRH of the BLADDER end all Discharges In 4HO U R S if. I I »**"»> (U# imidy) «ll 'niiitiii The $10,000.£2 Prize Story THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY By Harold fdacOrath Thanhouser's Million Dollar Motioa Picture Production Is Now Appearing Serially In THIS NEWSPAPER Read this fascinating story. See the motion-picture version at the theatres. $10,000.00 will he paid for the heat /4l+X -A -SidL 100-word solution of the mystery. wmsmmrn Warrenton never let up at any stage of the game, fighting desperately through out. However, the cadets were In the battle an well, therefore the score. Riverside Gama. A. It. O. has not struck Its pace, and every man on the team Is In the best of condition, with the exception of Davis, «nd he's coming around, and ns the dope stamla now tho hlg battle with Riverside, which will he Htaged at the fair grounds. Is going to be some lively nffalr. The management Is doing everything In their power to keep the lads tuned up to the right plteh for this game for Hhould the Academy win tills con test. which they hHVo good prospects of doing, why, there will bo nothing to It hut A. It. C — ln othor words, the other teams, In their "class" won't even have a look-in. SPORT DOPE Chicago. —Members of tho White Sox and Cube yesterday divided the re ceipt* of the city serlea ba.sebnll (imn Twenty eight memberx of the vlcto rlnu* White Sox were eligible and ra eelved chock* for 1527.30 earh. Each Cub received SSUK. Oldring Married. Philadalphia. —Reuben N. Oldrlng, left fielder of t|ie Philadelphia Amer lean League base bull team and Mias Hannah A. Thomas of Bridgeton, N. J., were married by a magistrate here yesterday. Oldring la tinder ball to answer ehargcHof desertion and non-support preferred against him by a W'llkes barra. Pa., girl shortly before the open ing o" the world's series games. Ha denied a tirlor marriage to the license clerk yesterday. Miss Thomas said she hud been mar ried before but hud been divorced In 190 X on the ground of desertion. Inman, 3,415; Hoppa, 2,684. Chicago. —Playing In the best form he has shown here, Melbourne Inman, champion English bllllardlst, yester day beat Willie Hoppe, 1,202 to ISO, at the British style, lntrmn now has 3,415 points to 2.654 for Hoppe. Set for November 9th. San Francisco.— lt was announced last night that the Jimmy Clabhy- Qeorge Chip match for the middle weight championship honors has been set for November 9th. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. TO FOREGO 810 ANTWERP TOLL London, 10:50 a. m. In a drHpatch from Rotterdam dated Friday, the cor reMpimdent of Tho Star telegraph* that it had been reputed there from Roosen daal. Holland, that the German gov ernment of Antwerp ha« decided to fore- I ' ■ 11 v * - 11 VS JfrSJK ?! L. Bruce Tiden as “Jerry,” in “Ppg O' My Heart,” at the Grand next Monday and Tuesday with Tuesday Matinee. . * N , - • K ' ' > " '» .*->■* ; ' » • •' *»> ‘ *-* ’• t • •*.'», . . ' - i * ■*-' * :* * Blanche Hall as ' Peg O' My Heart," at the Grand next Mon day and Tuesday with Tuesday Matinee. Ko the huge indemnity apoken of at one time in favor of the demand that the city shall support the 15.000 Gerniijn sol diers who seem to have been fmt at Antwerp as a force of occupation. The people at Antwerp now are allowed to lock their doors at night, the corre spondent continues, but they must keep lights burning in their hall*. DOWN ENGLISH CHANNEL. London, 10 a. m.—A despatch to The Exchange Telegraph Company from Amsterdam says that according to the German paper l)er Tag. an Knglish aerolane was shot down near Peronne, France, inside the German lines. The two aviators aboard were captured. NO ORANGE UAL! POLIC! B! DEATH Premier Salandre Will Tem porarily Assume Duties of Foreign Minister San Guiliano, Who Died Yesterday Rome, 8:10 a. m.—The Italian premier Signor Salandru. will assume temporarily the portfolio of minister of foreign af fairs made vacant by the death yester day of Marquis Antonio di San Guiliano. This step was decided upon at a coun cil of the ministers last night. Nothing is known as to the intentions of the king or the premier regarding a permanent secretary to the office. It is stated from an authoritative source that the death of the marquis will no* affect the foreign policy of the govern ment. Marquis dl San Giulianc died after suffering for a month with an affection of the heart. Almost to *,..e end he dlrtcted from his sickroom the affairs of his office so far as possible. The doctors agree that the war did not cause the death of the foreign min ister. but says that the end certainly was hasteneu by the arduous work to which he submitted his already weak ened constitution. When death was near during a moment of consciousness, the marquis turned to those about him and pressing the hand of Under Secre tary of Foreign Assairs Borsarelll, said-. “I have done my duty.” RUSSIAN MINES IN THE TWO GULFS Ptrograd.—The Russian government announced that because of the presence of German submarines in the Gulf of Finland and the sowing of mines in Russian waters by the enemy, it has been compelled in turn to take recourse to similar measures. Consequently cer tain zones of Russian waters, especially those near the Gulfs of Riga and Fin- Is Your Store Ready for Window Display Week? BEGINNING Monday, public interest will ” be centered on the store windows of this city. People will be looking for the goods they have seen advertised in the newspapers. Many will want to buy—others perhaps will only want to make inquiries. Every eye that turns towards your win dows next week will be a prospective cus tomer for you. Will your windows tell the story that will bring you business? r All the North American continent is ob serving Window' Display Week—and every -citizen will be observing your store. Are You Ready? Will Your Windows Bring You Business? land and the Idttoral Archipelago must be considered as dangerous. In order that non-combatants shall not run risks the enrtances and exits of the gulfs of Riga and Finland, it is stated, are con sidered closed. $1,050,000 SUIT AGAINST MORSE New York.—A suit against Charles W. Morse and the Hudson Navigation Company, charging conspiracy, was filed in the federal court today by the Manhattan Navigation Company. The action is under the Sherman law and the defendants’ methods in operating boats on the Hudson river are alleged to have been pursued for the purpose of accomplishing the plaintiff’s ruin. Damages of $1,050,000 are asked. Air. Morse is president of the Hud son Navigation Company, which main tains a passenger and freight service between this city. Albany and Troy. The Manhattan Navigation Company operates tw-j steamers between this city and Albany. MRS. WHITLOCK ARRIVES. New York. —Mrs. Mollie Whitlock, mother of RVand Whitlock, United States minister to Belgium, reached New York today aboard the steamer Baltic. Airs. Whitlock was accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Brainerd. They came direct from Brussels but declined to discuss the situation there in view of Mr. Whitlock's official position. NAMED BY PRESIDENT. Washington—President Wilson to day nominated Marshal! M. 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