Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-30
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COLUMBIA, Dot. 3o.--cIsmson
College shut out the University
OF South Carolina here this after
noon in the annual football game
by the score of 81 to 0. South
Carolina was not able to break
through Clemson's solid line of
defense. Nearly 10000 persons
witnessed the game.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 3o.-Durinq
q meeting of tho heads of the
South Atlantic Baseball League
here this afternoon it was decid-
ed to invite Columbia, s. c., and
Augusta, Ca, to become mem
bers and increase the league to
eight clubs.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3o.--FieIder Al
iison Jones, former leader of the
Chicago White Sox, may again
break into major league baseball,
according to a story going the
reunds to-day. Jones has been
given his unconditional release
and 10 free agent, President
Con,iskey, of the White Sox, con-
firming the report to-day. 1t 10
said Garry Hermann, president
and owner Of the Cincinnati Reds
and chairman of the National
Commission, wants Jones to man
age his team.
Forrest Adalr, the we'll known
real estate man. appeared in the
Recorders Court Thursday after
IL l.
cook, Jim Peters, who was ohars-
ed with selling liquor on Decatur
street. Peters had been arrested
Wednesday night after struggle
with Detective Harper. The
negro carried basket which con-
tanned several bottles of whisky.
Mr.. Adair told Judge Broyies
that Jim had been a cook in his
family for over a quarter of a
century. Peters' story, however,
WAS weak, and the recorder fined
him $25.75. The fine was paid
and Peters WAS released in time to
get the Adair dinner.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.--A
proposal to reduce from IL to q
the number Of regional reserve
banks provided in the pending
currency bill caused deadlock in
the Senate Banking and Currency
Committee to-day. 1t was indi-
Gated in tho discussion that il
the number of Federal reserve
banks 10 reduced to four the Fed
eraI reserve cities will be New
York, Chicago and St. Louis, now
central reserve cities, and San
Francisco.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-Ths
decision Of Attorney General Nc
Reynolds on the "5 per cent
clause" of the tariff act probably
will be in the hands of President
Wilson Tomorrow, and it will
declare that the clause is self
contradictory and null and void.
This was learned on high author
icy to-day. II any importer wish
es to get the benefit of the per
cent rebate extended to imports
carried in American built ships,
he will have to bring test case
in the courts.
MATTOON, ILL.,, Oct. 3d.
Clarence Aites and Charles John
scn, advertising man and limo
type operator, respectively, on a
Nation newspaper, were burned
to death early to day when fire de-
stroyed boarding house in which
they were asleep. They were evil
IDENTIFY overcome by smoke before
the fire reached their room.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Oct. 3d.
The blizzard from the Northwest,
borne in by gale, hit Cleveland
this afternoon when the first
heavy snow of the season fell and
the temperature fell perceptibly.
LONDON, Oct. so.-Pointin5
out that since the Government
announced it's negative decision
circumstances have changed con-
siderably, an influential commit
tee was formed to day to ask the
British Government to reconsider
it's decision not to participate in
tho Panama Pacific Exposition in
San Francisco. Many large manu-.
facturers will take advantage of
the improved tariff condition to
send exhibits.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30~--Extraor-
binary confusion prevailed here
and in other investment centers
to-day as the result of the Gov
eminent ruling that collections
under the income tax clause of
the tariff law shall "be at the
source"
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO,
Oct. 3o.--F. M. MeCuIIy, IS, shot
and killed Morris Robert Locke,
IS, to-day at the McCully home
and then killed himself. Jealousy
is supposed to have prompted the
deed.
GARY, IND, Oct. 30.--tioner
J. Carr. editor, and his son, Fred
erick Carr, managing editor OF
The Gary Tribune, were arrested
this afternoon on charge of
criminal libel upon tho complaint
Of Mayor r. e. Knots. The elder
Carr formerly was president OF
the Chicago Press Club.