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TEACHERS WANTED,

SCHOOLS needing teachers ana teach
ers desiring schools should write US
Il. schools we make no charge for our
services. 20 teachers a very moderate
charge Address Department R-4, Clan
ton 81 webb. Managers. Rhodes Build
iUg Atlanta. Ga
IS ANIEB-Fifg teachers At once;
Georgia schools; good salaries Regis
ter Teachers Agency. Register Ga.
TEACHERS " A NJ + y - Especially
principals and assistants Foster >
Teachers Agency. 5l6 Third National
Bank Bldg Atlanta. Ca.
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COMPETENT agents wanted 10 sell the
Sasnl- MassCur machines. Good prof
its Co good statesmen 58ls Whitehall,
Atlanta.
WANTED-One or two Al
stock statesmen for established
proposition of highest class. Ad-
dress, with reference and expe-
rience, H., Box 684, care Geor-
gian.
AGENTS wanted to sell new book
Wonders u ProvideuCes,' great
record Of Gods faithfulness In dealing
vith Thc people ~ all classes; $50 pages;
price, 81 20 We pay agents 90 per cent
commission. Hopkins Book Concern,
tlanta. Ca.
PORTRAIT AGENTS-Send your WORK
direct 10 artist and get better work
suit your trade. Stevens Bros, 80 Wey-
man avenue, Atlanta.
SPECIALITY sALEsMEN- How does
$500 per month sound 20 your If you
have made good selling pianos, scales
typewriters, books. adding machines, In
surance. stocks and bonds, automobiles
or other lines where creative salesman
shin II essential then you can get a
permanent contract with leading real
estate firm operating only In high class
Atlanta property which win pay
you $500 per month and more All re-
plies confidential. Address Future. BOX
los, care Georgian.
WANTED Agents everywhere 20 han
die fast selling necessities, make IS TO
Slb daily Write for catalogue and
sRcnts' prices Samples free. Hatcher
Mfg Co, Dept 3. Atlanta, Ga.
WE HAVE openings for ten lot sales
men TO sell improved lots In Druid
Hills and PeGchtree section, on easy
faV a Hltr 80 90 M
per month upward Address Lot Sales
man" Box 10, care Georgian,
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

premier CARRIER OF THE
SOUTH"
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA.
The following schedule hgureS are
published only as information. and are
not guaranteed:
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

tor ACfS5G From L TSSf5TyI1 ~ { >>'>>
PURE natural leaf sample ! pound
prepaid 25c. This tobacco is not man
ufactured. Dolan & Co, 1856 Market,
Louisville, Ky.
FOR SAI,F,-Cheap. 500. fun length
ladies' coat. pony fur Phone Ivy
3479-J
FOR SALE Peerless engines and boil
ers snUniIls etc Rcasona HE priccs
and liberal terms Write for catalog
Malsby Company. iSs A4o Marietta
street, Atlanta.
FOR SALE One second hand IL horse
power traction engine and boiler. i'm
good shape win sell at a bargain on
liberal terms TO responsible party. Mails
by Company, i3S-t4o Marietta street,
- s'9'''" r, 1890, ,,..,..,, -.
toh SAht. AZ -, aILLlSa .UuAs
F9oH 70 ne one au'3'i.ool'S ." iet
coats Of "Tacco' nights-at two
dollars per coat. Kirkpstrick Hardware
Goi ii SV " ess Si'S',tl' 81
rIh SAL Cue Jun 'IIu.ne ~ pen w, It ne,
DESK goou as ie" "aI gam H"iIe
MAIN
FOR SALE "TACCO" Naruish applied
with a eheesecloth 10 polished brass
or bronze prevents tarnish. Anybody
can do IT, DO it now soc bottles for
household use. TaNlor Bros. Drug Store,
5e4gA75es &l1I 1elst' 81 sse,
FHh SAFE Ohe stl!aSlC amen ,o W''9
100 slides. cost >.2' VIII taKe $50 L
EOR SATF-WbecIer & Wilson sew
Ing machine in perfect order. Can be
seen by call at 262 Juniper street,
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TOBACCO FROM KENTTCKY
PURE natural leaf sample, pound
prepaid 25c This tobacco is not man
ufactured Dolan & Co, 1856 Market,
Louisville. Ky.
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HELP WANTED-MBLE

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fys, S--I.r-r. r5.....
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PUBLIC sTENoeRAPHERs.

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
ATTENTION, TRAVELLING MEM spe-
cialty dictation 10 typewriter. Phone
Main 1891 42l Kiser Building
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AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.

WANTED Salesman to work retail gro
GERS trade i'm city Commission. APP
ply 1919 Auburn avenue Saturday
COMPETENT agents wanted 10 sell the
Sasni NassCur machines Good prof
It's CO. good statesmen. JSia Whitehall,
Arlarfa
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELD WANTED EEMAIE
- ~ -'' = -
> ! LADY t",ored woman 10 I'VE on lot,
,ali,tl "i n.y. goo" pace reference.
-, 49,
van - NeNeIAi A3uhE IhdleS 70 40
aEreeahle work salaries from 81 per
week up, according 10 ability Apply J..
Pryor place '''' '''
y,rA,--rt,t, t.l,..., -.i...... ,i...,-,.----
cool, and l,'nJrss pegerg,,,,,, ',o,
qulred Phone IVY 1851
WANTED toUugr.nt cook and cyocri-
enced nurse with references. Apply
59i Piedmont avenue.
At cut. r
ALL llllIiiSS Tree LOT OctO-
her Q a m tO an IN At
- g. ~ " - r. III ~
Ionto nontaI ColIoro o,,,
i"ll'o ii'"' N.'il' ~ 'Ol
nor E1unyyppd oy,nu,1n o,,d
'''''' "il"
lVV street.
-
WANTED-.At once, an experienced
r cooE l." Sieen on premises bring reI.
sT, nSes. NriiE To- mayor ~, baker, Fort
N''i W. son. '''"' nam @o's.
WANTED At once, Indy combination
Atlanta Gmrloyment kF 52s!a'in is6 Hurt ff
Bldg
WANT i..ll .l tirsi class chambermaid.
' s az IVY 2g21- l.
" ~, ',l, ~ W" iaS servant
-, ~ ~ ~
w an u ~ E.NPeItenccd Kiss wrappers,
'Nl,' ''i'' '7' ''''N ''''' ca l'''IA' expert
tn'ea candy packers, ana experienced
CItghrI thpl'Ls Npp.N Harry i.
N'Ih'SllBtI' d" hHHlN0h ave.
WANTED t.,frpptapt r1,x y,r small
family Nppfv Major Martin Fort Nc
pt,org. mn 49,, MI, aGc., "' '''
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE

70 0EMFL0YERS~ When IN need Of Of
flee assistants Of any kind. call Ivy
4s57, Atlanta Employment Agency. 1926
HurN Bldg.
ATLANTA REAL ESTATE is increas-
ing in value daily Many bargains are
offered in the Real Estate columns Of
the Want Nd" section Of The Georgian.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I FOR SALE QCfCK-Spanish walnut
bedstead and springs. washstand same
as bed, with large mirror. hard wood
work; good az new. Az Woodward ave
nue.
1000 ARMY tents, Bounce duck;
slightly used all sizes Call or write
70 south Pryor street. Main 2I43-L
one STANDARD make OF adding ma
chine at a bargain Address p. o.
BOX ~. Atlanta.
ONE 10 by p Liberty and one by u
Franklin job press (nO throw off
cheap. Need room. Phone Main 1920.
FOR SALE-One-half or total interest
In retail al-tObaCcOnist store. cen
trally located good trade. Address P.
Q. Box 1875, Macon, Ga
BEAUTIFUL new set dining furniture,
complete, single iron beds, palm,
ALL KINDS show cases at big bargains
to reduce stock. Southern Fixture
and Cabinet Company.
INAIAN PARK Fish Co. 493 Edgewood
Fresh dsh dressed. delivered, Atlanta
Phone 30e3-A
J. A. KELLEY. fresh meats. FISH and
oysters. 1853 Auburn avenue. Both
Phones.
PREVENT the loss or your linen Use
Dixie indelible stamping outfit. Price
00C. Dixie Seal and Stamp Co, TSi
North Broad. Main 1881.
EMPIRE FISH MARKET Fresh 0ys-
ters and dressed poultry. fish ally.
i12 Whitehall
SAFES. FILES. cabinets. new and sec
ond hand. Gookin Bank and Office
Equipment Company 113-115 North
Pryor Street
FISH Atlanta Fish Co. Att 14G4
Ipli Main 3s4l $50 Marietta St.
INDELlBLE linen marking outlt FOR
students; made on short notice; post
paid SOC. Bennett Stamp and Seal Co.
Is S. Broad, Atlanta.
COTTON STENCILS
COTTON BRUSHES
COTTON INK
COTTON TAGS
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS
Prices right, quick delivery. order now.
BENNETT STAMP COMPANY,
Is z Broad St. Atlanta, Ga.
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PICTURE PLAYS.

WEITE NDEI%G PICTTFE PLAYS-
We SHOW YOU HOW. We are In the
film hus ness thus know how to crit
lc.se Write as. Al Bartlett Film Co,
Rhodes Eidg
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All trains run daily Central time
City Ticket Office No. Peachtree 81
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FARM FOR SALE BY
OWNER.

S76 ACRES Of highly improved farm
land, one mile east of Pineview,
Wilcox County. Georgia, with 275 acres
cleared and stumped. Good eight-rooH
dwelling Ten tenant houses. In mile
of good graded school and two churches
Two settlements on place. Good water
works furnished by artesian well with
gasoline engine Also 105-acre tract
with IS acres cleared; four-Toom dwell
ing and barn, on good public road; land
fresh; right on railroad. Also some
good town property for sale. Special
reasons for selling. James l. Bruce.
owner, Finleyson, Ga.
FARMS FOR sALE-I have four con
Meeting, improved farms for sale Or
exchange. This tract contains l,G7
acres of good farm land. about 300 acres
in cultivation, and each Of these farms
have all necessary buildings, such es
residence buildings, tenant houses and
barns, etc The unlmproved portion q
this tract is well timbered. This lana
will produce successfully any crop
known to Southern farming. Situated
on public road miles from Waycross,
Ga Will sell for cash or viii exchange
for good renting property in any South
ern town with 40 900 or more population
II this interests you, write me at once
Address Box 274, Waycross, Ga.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

I ARMS tOIt SALE.
IF YOU WISH to buy n farm auywhera
In Georgia at a bargain for either
cash or terms, tell me at once VIVA,
you want. w. W Wadsworth. 21S Pc
tiers Building.
FOR SALE have a good farm Of so
acres, 81 miles of Acworth, Ga, 81
bargain II bought at once. Q. c. Turner
Acworth, Ga.
EIGHT Cobb County farms for sale;
bargains. Send for price list J. c.
Stokely. Real Estate Agent, Acworth.
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CAN FURNISlI retired business men
clerks, bookkeepers and others hLt
farms, five acres and up to l,OO9. e..
railway station and good MARIE
cheaply and on easy payments. VIZ.
for particulars to Stephenson Land ar
Lumber Co, OConto. Wis
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LOANS $500 AND UP.
GUARANTEE LOAN co.
Room 31S Atlanta National Bank
Bldg. Bell Phone Main 440.

MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
AND OTHERS. upon their own names;
cheap rates, easy payments. Conf
Dental Scott & Co, $50 Austell Bldg
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special session of the Legislature,
which | am to convene within a
month.
House 710-This bill makes a sink
ing fund unnecessary in any case
where the municipality determines to
dispense with it. The bill is APP
plicable to bonds already issued, as
well as to those hereafter to be is
sued. 1t allows provision to be made
in taxation for the payment Of bonds
by annual proportionate payments,
even though the bonds may not be
due and payable. but provides for no
method for holding and investing the
money so raised until payment can
be made. II it is intended to cover
bond issues. such object Is most i'm
perfectly expressed. / cannot ap-
prove the bill.
House 725-This bill gives to Span
ish War veteran camps the exclu-
sive use of a room located in State
armories, and, of course, carries with
it the right of access to such room at
all times. Most of our armories are
now overcrowded and have insult
ficient facilities for the militia for
which they were intended If this
right of occupation is to be given
the Spanish War veterans 1t should
be under rules or regulations to be
established by the State Military
Board or by the commandant or Of
ficer in charge of the armories. The
state might better make provision
for the Spanish War veterans in some
building or room where their use
thereof might be exclusive without
interference.
House S52-This is a supplement to
an act which has been repealed and
therefor to my mind an improperly
drawn bill. Its objects are not ex-
pressed in its title, and ] believe.
should be the subject of new act.
1t is doubtful whether it would cover
the case of the small board of free
holders of Bergen county, which
board. IN my Judgment, should not
be excluded from the benefits of any
such legislation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-11
FIELDER TELLS
I Il VETO REASONS
Governor Explains Why lie
WithhOIds His Signature from
Many Measures.
SAYS GRIFFIN FREEH0LDER
BILL IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Act Relating to Loan Sharks
Not Sufficiently Strong to
Restrict Usury.
TFrom n stan Correspondence

: TRENTON. n. j.. April 11.-Gov-
ernor Fielder today filed his reasons
for not signing eleven House bills
which are now in his hands after
having passed both branches of the
Legislature The bills which the gov
ernor has announced he will not APP
prove are: House 154 179, 215, 246
27s 81. 472, 64s. 10. 725 and S52.
The explanations are:
House 154-Provides that the pay
of all patrolmen in villages and Dor
oughs shall be the same as the pay
Of similar officials in all cities of the
third and fourth class, and in towns
and townships, viz. not less than
$500 per annum for the first year and
Increasing $50 per year of service to
the maximum of not less than $1,200
per annum. Although the act to
which this is an amendment contains
q referendum, l think it improper for
the Legislature to place these munic-
qualities all in the same class with
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100000 WOMEN ADRlFT,
SHE TELLS Y. w. c. A. MEET

RICHMOND. Va, April 1.-THE
national convention of the Y. w. c.
A. is considering today the assertion
of Miss Mabel Crafty, of New York,
general secretary of the national
board, that this is the woman's
hour" as against the statement of
Grace II. Dodge, of New York, that
the home is breaking up and that l.
100000 women in the United States
are "adrift" or homeless; 100000 of
them, according to the estimate of
Miss Ella Schooley, being expected to
move toward the San Francisco expo
sition in 1915.
The morning session today began
with a hymn and prayer after which
the convention plunged into various
resolutions from the national board.
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, the
eynosure of notice, was an earnestly
attentive listener.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-11
FINDS LIQUOR CAUSE OF
MOST DOMESTIC TROUBLES

CHICAGO, April 11.-Drnking. by
an overwhelming majority, is the
cause of the wrecking of most homes
whose affairs came under the Chi
cago Court of Domestic Relations in
the last year. The novel court is
about to close its second twelve
month, and Judge Gemmill has all
ready finished his report for that Pc
riod. Three thousand six hundred
and ninety cases were heard this
year. Nearly seven thousand have
been handled in the two years of the
courts existence.
Following are the causes of domes-
tic trouble as tabulated yesterday by
Judge Gemmill: Liquor. AZ per cent;
immortality, IA per cent; disease, IS
per cent; ill temper, II per cent;
wifes parents, 6 per cent; husbands
parents, l per cent; married too
young, per cent; laziness, 9 per
cent, and miscellaneous, per cent.
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regard to salaries of policemen
Surely these officials do not perform
the same amount OF uuty in boroughs
as in cities of the third class. also
object to the bill because 1t Is in the
nature OF mandatory salary increase.
I understand that in villages and
horoughs there now is no minimum
or maximum limit fixed for these
salaries. 81 that the governing body
may now TX them at any sum they
deem proper
House I7e-I have approved House
100, which contains most of the pro
visions Of this bill Tor exempting GER
tain property from taxation. | cannot
approve this bill because it proposes
to exempt real estate held by any
trustee or trustees to the use of the
laboring people of any municipality
"as a hall for lectures and social
gatherings, reading-rooms or other
like purposes" Under these words
the owner of every hall need only
convey the title of his property to a
trustee TO receive the benefit of the
act, and yet rent out all or por-
ton of the building for his financial
profit. / know the case which these
words were intended to cover and am
in sympathy with it, but, unfortu-
nately, the language used is too broad
and goes far beyond the case intend
ed to be reached. l therefore with
hold my approval of the bill.
Bill Does Not Restrict Loan Sharks.
House 215-I cannot approve this
bill. because, in my judgment. 1t does
not properly restrict the "loan shark
business. A license to engage in this
business must be granted to every
applicant therefor. there being no
restriction or limitation provided;
the interest rates or charges are too
high: the penalty for violating its
provisions does not include a revoea-
ton of the license, and there is no
supervisory authority designated. 1t
does not prohibit persons from en-
gag1ng in the business without IL
cenee,, or provide any punishment for
such persons.
House 246-This bill provides that
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SAYS CORRUPT POLITICS
BEAT SUFFRAGE BILL

AUGUSTA, Me-, April 11.-"There
can be no question as to the power
.arrayed against us. power that
works in the dark and springs up
suddenly to defeat anything that
threatens its downfall" recently de-
ciared Mrs. Helen n. Bates, president
of the Maine Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation A resolution before the
Maine Legislature providing for the
submission TO the people of consti-
tutlonal amendment providing for
equal suffrage had just been defeated
by a narrow margin.
I'VE are not discouraged" contin-
ued Mrs. Bates, but will fight with
new zeal, determined to win in 1885,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-11
GENERAL STRIKE PLAN
OF |. w. w. AGITATORS

PHILADELPHIA, April 1t-At an
enthusiastic meeting of about 300 silk
dyers, weavers and winders employed
at the Sauquolt Silk Mills, held In
Pulaski Hall, Germantown, last night.
it was decided to induce a general
strike there at noon today.
Several /. w. w. agitators were
present. Addresses were made by
Louis p Osborne, James Renshaw,
district council secretary of the I.
w. W., and Charles B. Bushenback.
representative of the Builders Union.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-11
MAY ADMIT SICK PLANTS

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE fed
eral horticultural board of the de-
partment of agriculture has relaxed
its plant quarantine regulations so
that nursery stock which can be
cleaned by disinfection will not be de-
stroyed but will be delivered to the
importer for treatment If then pass
ed by an inspector of the department
il will be admitted to thie country.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-11
STUDENT TELLS OF
FIGHT WITH TY COBB

sPARTANBURG, 5. c. April H.,
Osborne, the 17-year-old
Wofford College student who had
rough-and-tumble fist fight with Ty-
rus Cobb, the baseball player, in
Greenville hotel Monday. yesterday
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made clean breast of the affair
The faculty has decided his conduct
had not been such as to require his
expulsion.
Osborne told Of an alteration which
he had with Cobb here last Saturday
when Cobb's transformer" crossed
bats with Wofford. When they met
in the hotel elevator Monday Cobb
pulled him off the car at his floor and
beat him up.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-11
sUFFRAcIsTs r

DETROIT, April IL
Suffrage League held a n
terday and began its third
for the cause" 1t was ded
open permanent headquarters al
and make continuous Mines
months campaign, until Novembd
1914. when it is probable the next vote
will be taken. The work will be along
educational lines.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-27


toward the right This allows the club to be carried back more easily
Also be wrists It's back
The club should be highest the right shoulder
before sterling swing really
the the club brought back and the club head
the ball the wrists should action giving
stroke
Develop Smooth SWIM.
while
useful
should
y 10
.es Of the club must straight line at the time Of impact Let tho
headfo
For han shot tho body perfectly steady when on the back
the
ground and that position
be changed
Mashie Produces High Shot.
midi
after striking
the / a off putting
With or no o
mostly
OF the ball
a a finishing stroke Il
toward tho Also
bsure a especially with the right hand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-27
Bv John Pollock.

TALLY GIBSON has arranged another
important bout between heavy.
weights to he fought under the
auspices Of the Garden A. c. In Madi-
son Square Garden on Thursday even
inS. Oct. o. The big Fellows who Will
throw punches at each other In ehis
and Carl Morris. tho Oklahoma Giant.
The latter recently stopped Al Reich In
two rounds and won four bouts In the
West before no took the measure Of the
former amateur heavyweight champion.
Gibson met Jim Buckley. manager Of
smith, and Billy Newman. manager Of
Morris. BY appointment to-day. and AZ
ter no told them he wanted tho bou, for
Dot 0. on account OF the world's ssr,e,
-, ,,. ..,cs ana .,yr.n o., go.
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=. .s......., NJ, 80 49,.
IN, a. 49, 80. =, a.. e. ~
y. ,,..,...
s....v ~,.r,,.,h 80, .,. a.. it,.
80" ~" w" ~. ."". "s"..
weight Johnny pu".e1 OF TINS CITY, viii
leave Tomorrow Tor Vernon. Cal. whore
Dundee Ia 20 night JOo Axevedo. the
Mexican fighter. for twenty ,ound. on
Oc, "a A..v.do aes.,,sA "A w,,v...
,n .o,,ra 80, -. $500.
LABOR Day Dundee 10 TO receive .
guarantees OF S20o. with tho privilege OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-27

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept .'-Wim
material s,ili o! very questionable Nai-
u. but with a coaching stan the SUI
pcr.cr Of which has never been seen
here, tho Yale team u entering the
contest for tho 1919 championship far
from 4 tavorlte in New Haven. ana the
returning students are very duo'ous
whom they read OF the stories coming
out OF Cambridge.
There were some valuable acquisitions
from last years freshman team. ch'ef
Of which was Knowles, the half bacK'
and Guernsey. the fullback and captain
OF the last year nrst eleven. Suerh-
ssv hasn't shown much this year.
as he has just got off his scholar
ship troubles. Knowles has played con-
astently on the varsity and has done
some OF the puntmg. In the line the
hest of the new men were I.oushbr1dge
and Cakes, both candidates for tho
tackle positions.
Wilson is the chief Yale acquisition, as
,he Blue was without quarterback
Whils he has shown some evidences OF
stage fright his game has been con-
Asst emily good and he II easily superior
10 Wheeler, who was the varsity quar-
terback last year. His closest rival
this year will be Cornish. who was laid
up by injuries last year
From last year Avery and Carter
the two ends. will hold their positions.
Avery played through the season. and
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;oAcH BROOKE A BIG FACTOR
IN pENN's SHOWING,

George ~. Brooke. the new football
coach of tho University Of Pennsylvania.
stands out prominently AZ the man Of
the hour because Of tho wonderful
progress that has already been made
by tho football candidates.
For the nrst time s'nce Penn was rep
resented by the noted warriors that de-
fcated Harvard = few years ago there
Ia the display OF enthusiasm which au-
Eurs well for the future. Over seventy.
nv" candidates are out daily. among
them helms several likely looking mon