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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
Die Ne,s,,er.
Gas fanisisjabrise 9nbildnm Der
Mnsmnternas bic groke Jeier
i'm nGditen Sabre.

Den 0eteranen bes Heunsen Sblo
Htsiments jinb bic Girapaaen Der Ders
ihiebenen Jiinf3igiabrfeisrn I'M Gans
gen gu! betommen. 3fplr limb pieoer
silihe einsesnnstn 3ur groben 4rmes,
ass.. hus porhanbene 5auflein oenft
nift an eine llsberaabe an ben Zoo.
Sim Oesentheil, Is bat bereits Blame
gefhmiebet fir cine grobartise 5dlbs
iabrbunbertfeier: oas 0oIojubiloum
Der ausmuiteruns unb bic Riidie1r
nod Cincinnati. Dns gsidab an Z.
aunt 1864 nah brsiidbrisem blutias
fhperem Dienit i'm JeIoe, nah sreis
iGhrisem Rins.n uno admpfen fir boz
Nooptippaterlano. 0iefsr Gin3ug ies
iiegreihsn Resiments in bic gGiers
Itant, Der Iict am iommenoen Z. Sum-
gum fiinisisiten WaIe tdst IN &C.
bibrenb stfeiert peroeH. Die citer
anaben erinnern iidb fsbr pohl fes
1oass, purben lie bod bel ihrer Rid
tebr io3uiae.n ouf ben ndnoen getra'
gen. Wie prdfioeni 2uebbert burhbli'
den lieb. follte biefe Geier oas ScDa-
nsnlisb bes Itols.n Resiments fein
neil ON z. Juni 1864 feline gsriob'
Der Dienitborfeit erloIf. 5err gneb'
bert iiebt peifimiitiih in bic 3utanft
4uh tpenn Der leBie Rsuner Der 5la
iur ben unNrmeiolih.n 9ribiit &C.
solIi, DirD bic bdntbart Bepolserunl
Iih nod INNER Der iapferu Sunsen er,
innern, bersn Hubmesthatsn nit un
psrsdnglihen 9etiern in bic 9effi9t
unisres Qanbes eingegrnben limb
aber bi, Reun.r osnten gar i.iht ans
Mussserben. 60 peroen bereits oi
gorbe,eitunssn g.troffsn fiir bic Ge
oentfeIer an bic ShIatt Don Uli.
springs anl IS. Sanuar nehitsn ssah
res. 1isie Jei.r ioa nu- i'm en8erl
areifc beaangen rpero.n lnp bic Z
rongements puroen oen 3orfaa'
iiberlaHen.
0ds ollts unb nod pieles dn5tr
ipurb, in Der Sisuns Der Regiments
aHociation beiproden. Die seitsrl
Rahmiitaa in Der Wtsnorial Snl!
lftottfano. 6err 6. SO. 8. ausbber
Ifiibrie BIN Yoriis uno 5srr gt5i,
Steher ba sproiotoa. Die ihon Der
laufsne 1.i.r sur Grinncrung an bi
IShlahi bei ghidamauJa mar cine in
mere Befrisbiguns fir Die 0sieraner
Was iis burheemahi. ipiHen lie i
lnnr allein; unb oesbalb that es ibre.
gemiiib gut, ipenn iie tp;iIen. bab b
lG0bne unb 1obter einseoent fine bel
fen. pefiir por fiinf3ia ssubren ba
I2sben Der Batter einssiest puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
Centidlcr 9iptlmGnncrs roen.

2lm nGtiten Sonntag Fiabet in Her
Muiicol Grhange, peIbe Dpu Wtor
6snuing geIeitet ptro, Die Srganlia
tionss s8eriamm!ung oe5 neden beuts
Iteu Stdmmss Der Hothmdruer patt.
Die tempprGren Wablsn fir ben Dor
tiger bdben bereits itattseiunoen. 0pd
lpire in Der nGdItsn 8eri1mmIuug ote
1ouititutipn oes Stammes unD bert
ritipe geamteupabl pDll3ogen. 2Ille
6reunoe oes RothmGnner OrOen& fin>
einQelaoen, ben neuen Stumm q-iin
ben gu felfen, peIhe uat1 9os Ret}t hu|
ben, bic Sabuneen feit3uieBen. Nie
8erIammIun8 finoet am Soaataq
Natmittag um 3 uhr itott.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
Teutidler Guana. SrUt. &irdlbofs'
Vereiu.

Yer Seutits Gpana. prpt. Sirfz
6pfss sYersin on Der Rsrp Baltimore
gits belt geftsru linter BoriiB ots
prGTioentsu +. BOP unb Der prcto
tolfiihrung oss Ssiretdrs ). VI,
grinimann feline regelmahiae Der
Tammlung ab. gs fanosn sumei't Hous
tiusasit,dfts Grlsoigung. Ter gerela
hat aanatiTaiious =9lb3iiss auf esm
airthof anselsgt, iofDie Weae UNI
9ruften aussebaut uno Dcrbsfet
Sin. grobs ansabl Rltslieocr purssu
auiaenommen uno 9rabitsueu per'
fauft. Die finansiellsn 8erhdltnill'
'inb bic oentbar bsiten uno hsIpsilt oi'
| it1npise 3unahm. an Witsliensrn Sas
sSntersifs. pelhes oem gerein in Ieinsr
4etrsbuns<n entsegeHsebratt ptro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
Nereinigte gdnger.
Salteu ibre Frobe fir bic 3abrinn.
oertfeier a6.

Die gersiuigten SGnqer famsn ge.
itern Ra6mittaq untsr Geitung oes
Serrn 2ouis Gbroott in Der Gsnz
trail Surnhale 3uIammen, um Die bier
Qisoer, tpelfe bel Der oSahrbunoerts
1Seier am IS. b. W. gum 8ortraq tomz
men iplen, einSuituoiren. Die Gan
ger batten iif faft DoQadhltg singe.
iunDen, als S,err ghrqott ben S1ttitot
erbo6 uno ndh beenoioter 8robe tonns
te Der 2ebtere tonitatiren, odB oIelslz
ben troy Der Spmmerferieu INNER
nod su iinqeR perlteben uno Bel Der
5eier Obns 3psifel Dieosr G9re etnz
leaen tperoen.
Dor Der @robe fano unter 8oriib
oes 6errn Ghas. 8. ShmiDt unn
protofOQfiihrung oss 6errn SSulius
Stemler cine 8elegdten- SiBung ftatt
@pm 9anton QieDsrtrdns, Dem qele.
aentlit Der 6ohflutb i'm Wtdr5 ein
9eIhent bon $50 iibermittslt poroer
pdr, lief Elm oiss6saiielihes 0ant'
| ihreiben Elm. Sine Giulaounq gum
6erbitTeit oe3 SDofeaon SGHgerhora
am 26. ). W. in Der Central 5urHs
hale nuroe ungenommen. QuberDen
puroe beihloFIsr, Del ben jest beqtn.
member General .8robsn fir baB Ste
FER. aon3ert pisoer Die ItrsnQite Goa.
troQe betr. 8ethsiliqung Der einselner
Cancer au 'uhren.
SindnszSetr Stalf berihtets
bub Der aaiisnbeftano Der 8eretniquuc
| iih uuf S393.24 bsIaufs, mas mi
Freuoen pernommen Duroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06


Der sipeite 8ounsritag i'm Sstobsr
1T isit Sabrsn als Der gdbsntog 1ur
oas 0sutiae 3iatoniIien 9o'pttal
an Der Clifton 4peuus betaunt una be-
ohtst poroen. IS bat iih 10 I'M eduIs
Der 3eit bic ihDue Sitt. sinssbIr4srt'
an oieiem gage Der genannten un9
peitbin betaRnten Woblthdtigteits
QrItalt sinen SeIu6 absuitaitsn ano
cine 2iebesaabs 81 hinterlanen. 5n
oisIem Sabre fdat Der 0absntag GuI
ben 8pnnerItas in oieisr Nphe, al J
auf ben 9. Sttober. WsIH Die Wlite,
runa am tommenoen 9onHerita9 niti
su unangsnsbm 1T, psroen gerpiB tpie'
Der piele 1rsunoe Der 0i1toniNsn uni
ibres eolsn mertes Iicb i'm Soelm osI
Shipsitsrn einfinoen. Ttesmal J. II
naturlib aud pieoer Der TETS bsrett'
Gamsnpsrein fir Diatonle offenc,
Suus uno nirp ss Hiht IN erqultun'
qeu am Rahmittas uno a5eno fehler
laFsn. ,3usrit aber balisn Die Samsr
i9r. reselmGbia. geitdftspsriamm
luna ab unb bei6lisBsn oumit nas 25
Sabr ibrsr Tbdtis,sit, oa ia am 10
Ctto6er 1888 bel Der Gr6ffnung De;
alten 6oIpitals pieie Doh ihnen glsit
Die Suno nit anIssten. Wan ip!It
hos quite uutsrnshmen trdItig untsr
ftiibsn uno ben ssissnstsr 5crtbeitoal
Der beipen bon ben osutIheu Diato /
Zen ssIeit.tsu sransenbaulsr iorosrl
uno iiderH helien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
Teutidjer Sclrer &creiu.

SamltaQ. ocn If 3 30 halt Der
hcutidle &ehrcrpcrciH icine critic Ser.
Iammhng i'm neleu Shuliabre UNI
= so 9iadnlittaq@ IN Der 6 Giitriti'
ihulc ab Gaa Brogramm iii nadiol.
Qenoes:
Groiil,ungSouiprade ieiten8 oes
grai0eHtcn Z. = 3amup.
alauier &ortraa iSrl. emma 0ae-
Ter.
@Ortru0 ,,llebcr Nlartenpoeiie"- !.
aoenlq.
8clana, 2ieoer Sri, aoia 9}eners
@ealcihng 5rou Atta aoaln8.
Strunt.
Geihaltllhes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06

nidt Elm, lonbern bic 0erunsliidten
fomen NIT mebr ober ipeniser ihlperen
8erlebunaen baDon.
Cine Nn3nbl freitpiaiger 5elfer
bate iidb eingefunben, I'm Die 8erleBs
ten ndn einem 5ofpital 3u iiberfiibz
rem. 6err gbparb Depotp, tpelher IN
4alnut Oils einsn Waterialpuarene
2aben betreibt, brddte Die erlten Bers
iebten in ieinem Nuto mad benz itdos
tiI6en ardnfenbuus. gs iparen oiss
ssrsb. Sbaiper unb Sos. 5ini9an.
Gtpoto tebrte iih biesinal nint on
Die 8erfebrsbori6riftsn, ionoern fulr
nit raienoer 6eihninbigteit ourh
Gie StraBen, poourd beinabe sin
3psiter unfal berbeigefiibrt fpuroe.
Die Wagen Der 2oihmannihaften,
Ipel6e iih am itdptiI1en arantenbaus
einaefunben hdtten unb niht tDuBten,
oab iib Elm Iftpersr unfaa 3ugetrdaen
bate, paren ebsn I'M 8egriff, auf Der
Strabe um3uhiegen, als 8eDoto NIT
ieiner WaIhine unb Elm auto pas
trolpagsn babergeiauit tamsn. 9tur
ben 3urufen Der W}anni6aften mar
IS su perbantsn, bab elm onoerer In
| fall Dermieben ipurpe.
| Sofort mad antunft Ter 8erpuns
beien bemiibten iih cine an3abl aer8t:
unter Qsitung bss Or. WeTepitt un1
sieielbeu uno lie tonnten NIT 4nsnahs
me bon Shaipsr, leutnant Jlnntgar
uno Sherman ods boipttal perlaneH.
5suermarIhaq 5rinan uno 8ilbert
Crane brahten tur3 Dor UStttdg Der
Teuerpebrmann 6snrp Jrieno. tpe!:
der iiA Bel 4rbeiten i'm Sprisenhdu;
eine Sdultsr aussefaGen bate, in
glutomobil no6 benz 5oipital. ge
Ter 2lntunft esipabrten bic 5euer
psfrleute aus sinem 3immer Der IL
0arb Rauttpolten snttpeihen uni
Karen Der 4nIiGt. oab ss Ilt um et
Inen Brand 6dnole.
! glrf6nali6 puroe Elm Stiaalarn
obo.o.ten, bod pa bieiss gegsn bt
QorI6riFteu oss Jsusroepartsmsnti
Lin, iolote elm Qlarm pom 5eusrmel
| Der Ro. 159, pelfer perihieoen
I QoIf3iiqe CUR 9rauoiteas bradt'
| Der erIte alarm tpuroe i'm 5oipita
pon Sohn gruem abgegeben, bod
Ii.ats Iid bs; alntunft Der 5susr
iuebr beraus, bnb bic Rauhpoltei
sinsm Steriliiirungs Gppdrat Il
Ger betrefienoen Warb entitromten.
9urtl bic qntunFt Der 5eusrip.h
ipurben bis 9aiisntsu in niht germ
aem Rabs beunrubigt uno muBte
Ioie gTlsssrinnen uno asr3ts al
lls6errecunostiinIts in InDenoun
! trinasn, um bic aufssrsgtsn Batter
ten su bsruhiaen.
Die ssrbrotxnsu 2siterthsils IN
yheile oes Qsitsrpaasns rparoen bur:
beTonosre Wag,u beiIeite gelhofT
erb ssiatsn nod in Ipdter 4bsnn
itunbe Solsiplittsr uno 9las'herbe
: an Der I. uno Race StruRe. bdb ~
an bieIsr Stsne strpas gtionberss al
. osfpielt bate. Der Seuerhef gun''
unb oas 7fsuer Sepurtemsnt hdbs
, cine oenaus untsrIuhuna ein9elsl''
rn6 niro epeutuea Der Shuloiae 3u
gsitrafuns herangesosen tpsroen. d.
. Qsitsrpoaen tsr 2ompagnie % 1uui
I Big sur anItdIfung sinss nsusn Se
: t,rpaa.ns Der Gift" Gompaenls D
GienIte bieIsr J.usrpdhe uus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
gSon eincm 3unc iIbrriGhrcu,

Der elf Sabre oIte 6snrp 9aliorb,
DON go. 260 Start StraBe, nollte &C.
tern 8ormittag cine frsie 5ubrt orf
einem 6radt3ua unternsbmen, Itiir8te
ieop6 an Der queen Gitg Hpao uHS
benz 9. & 8. llebergan9 oon einem
Trattnagen, nobel er unter Die 9da
Der qerieth, Ipslhe tbm eiaeu 5uB ger"
quetInteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06

Der 9torman q. aenan StaliaH
Republican GIub belt gsIteru III Der
HihelIeu 6aQe cine entbuiiaItiIhe uno
cut beIuhte 8eriammlpng ab. in pete
der bic 6errsu s. y. GoppoId, 50
paro 8iancOla, 5rGnt 5a88iO II. u.
Qnipraden bieIten unO Die 3uhorer
aufforoertsn, fir Hihter Spiegel uro
bas game republitaniihe 5idet ein3u.
treten. Der Stub rpirb i'm 2auTe
oieIss Wonats Elm gantett Deranita.-
ten, 3u pelhem IdmmtIihe rspublttu-
uiihe aanoioaten einqelaoen peroea
ipQen.
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won sinsm lanoe sebiiien.

Nm Der Waibburn uno aiaIano apt.
purb. s.it.rn Uormiitag Jraa Wils
liam gsrnsr BON go. 2416 Wsnn Ssr,
pom einem 6unns anssfallen unb in
bas Yein gebafsn. Die Jrau bes.t
iid, All ein.m benuhbartenarst. pslte,
bic W,moe reinisie iino perbanD. 70
ionnts nint ieftseftelIi ipereen. mem
Der 6uno gtbort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
Team bes Metamora Tribe
Ae - aS xsn

Iie obiss 0ereinisllna ueranitaIiet
am Somnfaa, 12. Gftober, ysahnIit.
tags mno albenos. in Der Gosmoprli.
tan naIie, go. 1913 9ine Stra6e.
elm Dor soeial nit Irill uno Tang,
|lpc3n Gin riibriger ansidlub bereits
|umiailenbc 0orbcreitungen getrofieH
hat, 10 oab ale IbciInebmer nili ibrc
|Nefnung fommen nllo reroniiose
|gtnnDcn perlebtn iuer0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
Imrd, Weiieritid)c id)mer Derlcst.

gln Der Z. Strubs uno 8roaopab
ssrieth seItsrn Rahmittag Die Regerin
laura Dilipu nit thrsr RolfeeenoiiIn
Sane Stepart in Streii uno bradlts
oerisIben mittelft zines Wleiiers ss=
fGbrIihs Stihpunoen am a0rper uno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06

unter ben Q(rmen BEL. Die Stepurt
nuroe in I6perperleBtem 3uitano ada
bem ItGDtifden 6oipital Qebroht, Iodbs
reno bic Dil1on in 9aft genpmmeH
purpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
QotQl 8eridt.
Oaie.DGn.

CUR D,ihfhte Der Melimeiiierihiftss
Serie. gniipidluns Der eirnabs
men gu fa5elbaiten Dimen'ionsn. =
Gnbe nsr Gaifon seitern. - Die
.ReDs@ Bis sum Jriihjaar entlahsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
W,t Mtntter:

Sie isllteH Sssss essssess 9;sseTs
0Gter Sehn's MeeiSin seben,
Sean bieielbex eiaex 8nlten
baben sSer absemsttet iiHb, sena
- III cine reine mnS antrdslide,
nabrenbe Naebijin, weldes ben
ielbea xene &raft siebt, nm Die
0raaibeit ab3awebren. Sater
as1s's Mebi3im 1T cine iiAere
MeSi3in iir bic &iaSer, neil
he feiaen Alisbsl ooer ihdSli&s
1rsesea eatbdlt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24

MERCER PLAYS CUMBERLAND.
MACON, Jan. 24.-The second college
basket ball game of the season here will
be played here tonight at the Mercer
gymnasium, between Mercer and Cum
berland
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24
*Honey Boy Evans Is Elected
HonoraryHead ofPlayers' Union

n GORGE Honey Boy" Evans,
T Americas greatest minstrel
star, has Just been elected (by
maid to the honorary presidency
of the Baseball Players fraternity,
according to a letter received re-
Gently by him from David l.. Fultz,
erstwhile professional football
player, former major league star
and, at present, New York lawyer
and president of this new organi-
cation that has as its aim the pro-
lection of ball players.
The letter received by the Honey
Boy from F'ultz reads in part as
follows:
Because of the great interest
you have always evinced in the
welfare of ball players, your friend
illness to them when off the stage.
your Willingness to always extend
to them every courtesy within your
power when your team appears in
the city they represent on the dia-
mond, and various other things you
have done to make more roseate
their drab environs, you have been
elected honorary president of the
Baseball Players fraternity.
Your fellow officers, besides my
self, are as follows; Vice presi-
dents, M. Doolan, Ed Sweeney.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24

thirteen Sundays and several Sat
urdays.
Montgomery is slated for Con-
federate Decoration day, closing
day and eight or nine Sundays. be-
sides a good share of Saturday
games.
Mobile comes in for Confederate
Decoration day, Fourth of July,
eight or nine Sundays and a good
share of Saturdays.
THE schedule does not call for
excessive mileage. and those
clubs not going home for Sunday
games in the main fare best on
this score, Atlanta and Chattanoo-
ga calling for the minimum mileage
charge, with Nashville and Bir-
mingham hitting about the average.
New Orleans and Memphis, get
ting the most Sunday games. draw
the biggest mileage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24

The Balkan Turkish argument out of
the way we can focus all attention on the
McGraW Marquard doings,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24
COMPANY C AND AGOGAS
WIN IN FULTON LEAGUE

Two games We're played in the Fulton
pany c and the Agogas We're winners
Company c, the only team now i'm the
running for the pennant in the Fulton
league except the league leaders. came
very near being defeated by Comnanv Fl
The final score was Company c 81 Com
pany II Is.
The AgOgas defeated the Barracks. II
to l6. These two teams are in the
second division, and are scrapping for a
rise in life. The game was a hard fought
and fast one. Swicegood, of the BaraCas
scoring.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24
WESLEY MEMORIAL WINS
FROM K. OF C. PLAYERS

In a slow game at the Wesley court
last night, the Knights of Columbus lost
to Wesley Memorial for the second time
this season, 81 to 1S.
The first half was a fiercely contested
period and the guarding of both teams
was excellent.
About five minutes after the start of
the second half. with the score standing
Il to H. Wesley leading, Wesley set a
record for rapid scoring, shooting six
field goals in three minutes-due to some
pretty team work A long goal by Graves
and a longer one by Fuller were the fea-
lures of the game.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24

Christy Mathewson, Ty Cobb; Sec
rotary, Jake Daubert; directors,
William CarTigan. Ty Cobb, Jake
Daubert, NJ. Doolan, r. Egan, John
Evers, John Henry, Miller Higgins,
Christy Mathewson. John Miller, d.
Pratt. H. Perdue, Ed Sweeney, Ira
Thomas, G. H. White, Sam Craw-
ford and David Fult2.
Although it is without prece-
dent, despite the fact that you are
an honorary member, you are also
an active member of the board Of
directors. and will be permitted al
ways to vote-by proxy. if the work
of your Honey Boy MINISTRIES
calls you away from the metropolis
at the time of meetings"
Your friend.
DAVID l.. FULTZ"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24
GOVERNORS SON OVER
LIMIT; FIGHT Is OFF

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24.-Archie
johnson, son of Governor Hiram Johnson,
weighs 149 pounds. That's official. 1t
was REGISTERED on the scales of the Olym-
pic club, and it was three pounds above
the weterweight limit. 1t was the best
Archie could do after hard and systematic
training. 1t wasn't enough by three
pounds, and Ernie Clark, of Los Angeles,
refused to meet Johnson for the anna
teur welterWeight title.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24

The Boston Americans seem to figure
that their players made so much out of
the world series ut viii not be necessary
to raise their salaries this year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24
"OLD STARS" LOSE IN
GAME WITH A. A. c. FIVE
TheN never cnme hacll

"They never come back"
A lot of the old time basket ball play
ers tried it at the, Atlanta Athletic club
last night and failed, &C to s. The OPP
position was furnished by the Atlanta
Athletic club regulars.
The old boys put up a gallant fight.
but the stuff they used to show in years
past was gone. They had more weight
and less wind than in the old days-and
they showed it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24
WITH THUMB DISLOCATED
JESS WILLARD MUST REST

CHICAGO, Jan 24-The good right
mitt which sent Frank Bauer into tenn
porary oblivion when propelled by Jess
Willard, the heavyweight with the
shadowy something on Luther McCar-
ay. was treated to the N-ray here. said
mitt has a sadly disl0Cated knuClde.
Rest" said the doctor.
So Willard has called off his bout with
Dan DAILY, scheduled for Philadelphia to-
morrow night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24
MCFARLAND WANTS TOO
MUCH TO MEET BRITTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The Packey Nc
Farland-Jack Britton bout scheduled for
thsi. city February I. is off because of
McFarlands demand for $1,000 guarantee
which the promoters will not grant
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24
BASEBALL
Diamond News and Gossip

The Chattanooga cI,lh has decided il
isn't keen aho11f ma \,ine a. 00o For ont
fielder Powell of S9oI,9pa Tho cG,,id
have had hin, for tIn dIaft NE oT Iot
faIi b,,t iet tha cIa,,ca sIir h,. P''O0 i'>''
Clarke Griffith saws that Franl, ROW
ern1an is tha first man who disrol,crnd
me nossihiiity If throwinoa snit6aU TIa
used to do il when warm7np nm nitcbers
BOWerman and CheSbro from STicklett.
They II trace II right back to Adam after
a while.
Tho yarl,ees and tho white Gov, will
train at Tninrg st,SattiDo Iiia . So0 -, fI
apartEone at Bermuda the Other in L CaIi.
f0rnia If the New VGrl[s sofa a man -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24
2 AMERICAN SPRINTERS
WILL MAKE WORLD TOUR

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24-Nate Cart
nell and VIII Martin, former sprlnung
stars of the University of Pennsylvania
will soon take a trip around the world to
meet the professionals of Europe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-24

vHEN the schedule committee
w of the Southern league
meets at Chattanooga to-
.,,orrov. it will consider a schedule
,raoared by Cole Morgan, of The
Georgian, at the instance of the
Atlanta club owners. This sched-
rra was worked up for the sole
rrrrose of deVising some means of
Eliminating the short Saturday
came, i'm Atlanta in order to per
rff teams to jump to, other cities
for Sunday games. 1t accOmplishes
that purpose. and if adopted by the
schedule and the league, will do
away with all short Saturday
Games not only in Atlanta, but in
every other city in the league.
Al no time and at no place dur
inc the entire five months sea-
son does this schedule call for a
team to catch a train earlier than
$40 p m, permitting a game
starting at 4 o'clock to run one and
age time of a nine-inning contest.
This schedule. on the other
hand does not force the Sunday
towns to sacrifice their Sunday
dates. there being "A Sunday games
scheduled in the four cities where
Sunday ball is played. These cit
les necessarily have to give up
Sunday games at home when they
are ON the road.
THE schedule is now in the hands
L of President o. B. Andrews. of
the Chattanooga club, who is a
member Of the leagues schedule
committee He has gone over it
and i'm the main approves it. his
one serious objection being that it
gives Atlanta. instead of Chatta-
nooga, the opening dates. OF this
hes avs:
chattanooga. since it has been
in the Southern league. has never
opened at home. and this being our
fourth year think we are entitled
to open the season at home. Our
fans are demanding this year that
We open the season in Chattanoo-
ga and l believe that it is only
proper that we do so"
President Andrews is naturally
justified in this criticism, and the
schedule. as prepared, can be re-
Fised to overcome this with but
four changes that will not affect
the remainder of the schedule. The
Atlanta club owners no doubt will
be willing to waive this point if
they can dispense thereby with the
short Saturday games that are a
serious handicap throughout the
season.
Of the short Saturday games in
Atlanta, President Andrews says:
Il thoroughly agree that the At
Ianta games on Saturdays should
not be called any earlier than the
regular time, as Saturday, of
course, is your best day in the
week and it is not fair to Atlanta
fans to call these games at an
earlier hour. in order to protect
some other town on Sunday I
shall use Whatever influence I have
with the committee in endeavoring
TO rectify this trouble. and it looks
as if this tentative schedule has
cleared it up.o
NE proposed schedule, waving
the opening here would give At
lanta Confederate Decoration day.
Federal Decoration dav Fourtb Of
July. Labor dav and c1ostna dow
besides its proportionate share of
chattanooga would get COnfed-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-18

inc man who has used Chamber
iaihs Cough Remedy and watched and
lelt and realized It's remarkable c,lra-
1--WE properties will tell you that it has
no superior for coughs colds. INT
remarkable success of this preparation
AIDED by the personal recommends
IONS of people who have been cured
by 1t has made 1t one of the most
popular medicines in use. Try 1t when
you nave a cough or cold and realize
Tor yourself what Il first-class cough
medicine will accomplish. For sale by
d druggists.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-18
WILSON TO OPEN JUBILEE,

wheeling, w. Va, March 17.-Pres-
laeht wilson will press an electric
button at Washington. June IS,
formally opening West Virginia's Col
den Jubilee celebration. The pressing
or the button will burn a. platinum
Wlne which will release 1000 carrier
pigeons drawn from all parts of the
country and 1000 toy balloons carry
Ing free tickets to every form of
amusement during the celebration, Al
the same time a signal will be flashed
TO the capitals of Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Ohio and West Virginia.