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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
ALEXANDER WILL
TAKE L. {. JOB
THURSDAY
John W. Henley Will Continue as
Assistant in 0Fice-Angier's
Place To Be Abolished.

Colonel Hooper Alexander, recently
named District Attorney OF the Fed
eral Court Of the Northern District Of
Georgia; announced Wednesday morn
ing that he had received his commits
sion from Washington.
At the request of Colonel Tate, who
IL is understood, Is anxious to vacate
the office after having rendered his
resignation upon request Of the At
torney General, Mr., Alexander agreed
to subscribe to the oath Of office at II
o'clock Thursday morning. He will be
sworn in by Clerk of Courts O. c
Fuller.
Mr., Alexander stated that John w
Henley would continue in office as as
sistant in the Office. The other as
sistant's place, formerly held by F. A
Angler, who was connected with the
Attorney Generals office in this city
for "a years. viii be abolished
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Varsity Club Plans
To Move Old Abbott
Home Off PeaChtree

Plans are under way to move the
Abbott home, a famous Atlanta land
mark, off Peachtree street to a point
on West Ellis street or Carnegie way
and make it the permanent home of
the University Club, which organiza-
ton now occupies it in it's present
location, 100 feet north Of the north
west corner of Ellis street and Peach
tree
At recent meeting of the eXecu-
tive committee Of the club Hal F.
Hentz was appointed To take the mat
ter up with Asa G. Gambler, the own
er, and 70 report to the committee.
The committee meets again Thursday
It's members are Burton Smith. chair
man; J. K. a. Hobson. Dr. James y.
Ellis, Ben Lee Crew and Mr. Hentz,
Members Of the committee favor the
plan
The only location on Ellis stree;
would be the rear of the old Capital
city Club lot. east Of the central
Congregational Church. on Carnegie
way there is a triangular lot next to
the church and beyond that about 200
feet owned by j. II. Ewing, of the
real estate nrm Of Smith & Ewing.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Denton Indicted;
Charge, kidnapping

J. l.. Denton, the contractor who
figured in the sensational case Of al
legged kidnapping several days ago, was
indicted on two counts Wednesday
morning by the Fulton County Grand
Jury. Bond probably viii be fixed 1T
the original amounts, 5000 in earn
case
The indictment followed testimony
Of two girls, Eunice Dease and Elsie
Elliott
The Grand Jury also indicted J. J..
Willis, College Park groceryman, 'or
assault with intent to murder. Wills
was allowed bond Tuesday. Bailf
Gaddy Is the plaintiff
Among other cases disposed Of was
that Of Emma Thomas the neg"o
woman charged with conceaHng her
child A total Of fourteen true bills
ana three no bills was returned.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
RACING RESULTS

!, reD. $50, $50 ESQ, won; Irish Gentle
man III lHenry), 400, 3.70, second Ma
re & ITO tMcCabe', $50. third; time,
Delivery. Weyanoke.
FOURTH and seventy Yards
Bucllhorn 1l6 OSmalD, 6.1O, 2.90 out,
won; Kleburn 10 Gunner, 30, out,
second; Floral Park 1903 tPeakel, out,
third Time l:42 10. Also ran; Prince
Eugene. New track record).
FIFTH Mile and one sixteenth: Bit
ira 1O9 CGrinerl, $3.50. 1910, $50 won
Spindle liz GLASS;. 3 20, go, second
Howdy Howdy liz tAndress). 40.
third. Time 1:17 is. Also ran: Anon,
PLANT, Brave, Anna Reed, Annie Sell
ers, Console
SIXTH-Mile and seventy yards: Jen-
ny Geddes 1902 ,Nandusen), 7.40, 40,
BIO, won, Sam Hirsch 1O1 (Kederls)
40. SOC second; T. NJ. Green i0S tGri-
nerl, 40, third. Time 1.44S- Also
ran: Raveuel The Grader, World S
Wonder, TravatO, Rash.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
ThraShes Son-in-LaW
For DESERVING Wife

For thrashing his son-in-law, J. VI.
Scott, farmer residing at Selma,
near Atlanta. was fined $5.75 and
given the sympathies Of Judge Broyles
in the Recorders Court Wednesday
morning. The son-in-law, Augustus
Holt, No. 81 Stewart street, was
bound over under 5000 bond to a high
er court, charged with deserving his
13-month- old baby.
Scott said his daughter and her
child had been forced TO live with
him for lack Of support by Holt and
that on Tuesday when he passed a
poolroom in Peters street and saw
Holt in there spending his money on
pool his ire was aroused.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
AT LAUREL

FIRST-SiN furlongs: Yenghee l06 j.
McTe ggarD, ga, out, won. Lady Light
ming 1l5 tDerondel, rs, out, second; bob
Lynch liz Gentry, 1901, l0-1, SIS,
third. Time. 1915. Also ran: Surpass,
Afterglow
D-Steeplechase, about miles
Guncutton 1853 Allen, 30, out, won,
Major Head l47 tKeating), SOL, 81,
81, second, Rasewen l4l tJackson).
20-1, 81. even, third Time, 4:27, Also
ran: Radley Run Gateman and Malaga
fell
THIRD-Fi and one-h half furiongs
Susan r. IS callahan. 20. s, 3, won;
Car Michael 1903 (Watts), 30, IL, 8, sec
Ond, NOrtherner 1913 fWO'fe). So, as,
25, third. Time. 1.09 2-5. Also ran:
Carl Hurakinn, Humiliation, Naiad,
Greenbrae, Crossbun, Brave Cunarder,
FOURTH Five and one half furlongs
Black chief 1902 %. McTaggaru, s, 80,
So won, Battery l02 COberu. 30, u, 8,
rs, ITO, 100 third. Time, 1909 As.
Also ran: Phew, Americus, Auto Maid.
Sir AlYesCot, Uncle Jimmy Gray, Bat
Masterson. Manheimer. Hearthstone.
Volthorpe.
FIFTH-Mile and 70 yards: Billy Van
dervesr 107 DeTonde), even, rs, out,
won; Good day lJ5 j, McTaggart), 2.
3-5 out, secondn; Stelcliffe i07 Corey,
Is. 3, even, third. Time. 1919 As Also
ran: Cliff Stream, Yellow Eyes.
SIXTH-Five and one-half furlongs
won; Gregg 10 Davies, 10, 80. out
second, Peacock 1917 (ButwelD, 10. 80
out, third. Time, 40. Also ran: Milky
Way,
TnAx-so, -, Do Oo EIoyynx,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
AT TORONTO.

FTRST-About 8 mrlongs: Fundamen-
tai ia ". Adams), even, 20, out, won
Southern Shore 10 Davenport, 81,
even. -. second: Sweet owen III DE
delD, l2-1 Al, 2-1, third. Time. l:O1 3-5.
Also ran. oakland Lad, Donald O., Jim
O., Jim Milton, Chippewayan
SECOND About furlongs; Euterpe
40 caldwell, 81, even, IL, won;
BrightstOne ITO tDavenporp, al. even,
y. second: Hay "a CJacksonn), 81,
ran, Field Flower, Delicious, Shreve,
Breastplatc, Paul Davis.
THTRD-About furlongs: BOBBY 1l3
tWarrlngton 81, even, IL, won; Col
den Rub ll3 lGoreD, Al, 81, even, sec
oud; Sdti l13 davenport, 20-1, II, 81,
Ia. McAndrews, Cherry Seed, Donation,
Fanchette. Lucetta
FOURTH-Abo furlougs: Raleigh
=. u. us Franklin, even, 20, out, won;
Red River ia QIevee), g. ., even, sec
ond: Johnny Wise IA (ChappelD, 4, 2,
even, third. Time, l:01 Is. Also ran:
W T. Buckner. Pilopena, Irishtown, Con
Carne. Donovan
FIFTH About furlongs: Carlssimi
ia Levcel, 3, even, ~, won; Pass On
40 Jacksonl, 3, even, IL, seconl; John
Marrs l14 lFranklin). 3, ?, even, third
Time .0l 2-5. Also ran: La Aurora,
Stanley H., Isabelle Case, Allen Win
ter,
STNTH-Seven furlongs: Anavri 100
Carter. ., So, out, won; Black Branch
ia Hanover, 3, ., even, second; Miss
PrimIty l09 alley, 2, even, IL, third.
Time. 1871. Also ran. Cassowary, Cyno-
sure. Curious
SENENTH-Slx and one-half fur
longs: Pendant ll6 tJaCksonD, az, l-2,
out. won, nunyille VI ll6 tWilsonl, 10,
4. ., second, Miss Joe 116 caldwell, 3,
even. IL, third Time les Also ran:
Noon, Blanche Frances, Dahomey Boy,
Dorothy Webb, Miss MeEard, Boano.
EIGHTH Six and one half furIongs:
Bursar Il6 tGOre) g. 2, even, won; Le-
ond. kittery 116 tMooreD. 9, 2, even,
third Time liza 3-5. Also ran: Nc
Creary. Maxton, Miss Jonah, Horizon,
Haldtman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Three JeSSeS Now
Will Help Run City

As result OF Tuesdays primary
three Jesses will hold seats in Coun-
ell. They viii bc Councilman Jesse
Lee. Fifth Ward; Councilman Jesse
Wood, Sixth Ward. and Alderman
Jesse Armistead, Of the Seve9th Ward
Jesse B. Lee has more distinction
in the way of titles than any Of them.
Though he was nominated by ma
jority Of only three votes, he gained
the title Of THE Lone Citizen" by
being the only man TO appear in re
Spouse to a call to arms in big
political fight several years ago. That
distinction gave him the lunch
which has landed MIN in Council.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
2 Brothers Held as
Tool Order Forgers

NJ. L. Awtry, No. 2S& Marietta
street, and N. J. Awtry, No. 80 Jones
avenue, brothers. were held under
1000 bond each in Recorders Court
Wednesday on charges of forgery
made by ]. L. McNlnch, proprietor Of
a tin shop on Marietta street.
McNinch declared the Awtry5 signed
his name to orders on hardware
store for tools and pawned the i'm
plemeuts A clerk in the store, be
coming suspicious. notified McNincn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Elliott Would Hold
Officials for Wrecks

BOSTON. oct. 1.-The punishment
of directors, officers and employees
of railroads, who disregard the rea-
sonable rules and regulations for the
safeguarding Of human life, would do
more to insure safety than steel cars
and automatic signals, according to
Howard Elliott, the new executive Of
the New Haven Railroad.
He made this statement in an ad-
dress before the Boston Chamber of
Commerce last night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Entries on Page Eleven.
Mother of a Frank
Juror Held Insane

An echo Of the Frank trial was
heard IN the Fulton County Ordinary
Court Wednesday when a jury de-
clared Mrs, Eliza Bosshardt, so years
Of age mother Of Charles Bossharlt,
one of the jurors in the case, a tit
subject for the State sanitarium at
MilledgeviIle
Relatives testified Mrs Bosshardt
suffered from decisions during .ha
Frank trial. She expressed fear that
her son would be drowned
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
MANY ERRORS LAID I'd
COURT; CHARGE MADE
Of JURY INTIMIDATION

In exhaustive research requiring nearly 200 typewriter
citing 115 counts and attacking of the jurors
ed motion for trial for Leo NJ Frank hang
October 10 for the murder Mary Phagan fled Wednesday
Each wherein the declared the
trial of pencil factory superintendent dssected its effect
asserted and the whole combined mastery form
the chain of the defense's claims.
The two jurors named Marcus Johennng Hens
ee both of whom is claimed were preiudiced
against Frank before they selected Adavs will be intro
duced to support this contention.
motion placed the hands of Solicitor Dorsey for
his inspection and reply and the first hearing will given on DC
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Dorsey Tells Why
Jail Is Crowded

That the overcrowded condition Of
the county jail, which has been made
the subject Of a letter from the Board
of County Commissioners. can not be
aUeviated at the present time was the
statement of Solicitor Dorsey We'd
uesday.
Mr. Dorsey declared the conditions
grew out Of the Frank trial and the
consequent absence of one judge from
the criminal bench.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Here's an Excuse
For the Defeated

Walter c. Taylor. the suave City
Clerk, is on the job with his philo-
sophie sympathy for defeated candi-
dates Wednesday.
Every candidate has a good ex-
cuse," he said. 1T rained Tuesday
and kept so many voters away from
the polls. What better abb does a
man want?"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
FOR
ADA|R AS
MA ! OR
BEGUN
Business Men Reported Behind
BOom-PIan RetaIiatory Attack
on open Town Advocates.

Definite plans Of the anti-Wood-
ward faction to weld itself into a
stronger organization and to seize
complete control Of all city depart
ments, except the Mayors office, We're
made known Wednesday, following
their victory at the polls Tuesday.
At the same time the rumor that
Forrest AdaIr would be nominated
for Mayor against James G. Wood
ward in the 1914 race gained strong
currency. This was on the assump-
ton that the Mayor runs again, as
seems very likely.
Mr. Adair said Ie was as mucn
surprised TO hear of a movement to
get him into a race for Mayor as
would be If he We're informed he was
appointed Minister to Dahomey.
Il have no political ambition what
ever" he said. u don't aspire to any
office"
The program which is openly dis
cussed in city hall circles, is com.
posed Of these three important fca-
lures:
To knock in the head the move
ment to recall Police Chief James
L. Beavers.
To revoke the permits of several
locker clubs and near beer sa
looms that were especially active
against the majority party in
Council in support Of certain
open town" candidates.
To e-eIect Carlos II. Mason to
the Police Commission and to re-
place George johnson, an anti
Beavers man, on the commission
with Councilman AIdine
Chambers.
The defeat Of the open town" can
didates and the threats to revoke near
beer saloon and locker club permits
virtually has ended all serious talk
Of starting petitions to recall Chief
Beavers
Realize Chief Is Strong,
y
assert that the small and close vote
Of Tuesday does not indicate that the
majority sentiment Of the town is
against them, they realize that Beav-
ers friends are securely in the sad
die for the time being and they are
willing TO remain quiet for the pres
emit
But a number of Councilmen take
the position tnat some Of them have
been entirely too active in the past
and that their permits, in force at
the pleasure of Council. must be re
voked at the first convenient oppor-
tunity
Alderman James r. Nutting an
nounced Wednesday that he would in
troduce an ordinance in Council Mon
dav removing the time limit Of serv-
ice Of Police Commissioners This
would permit Carlos II. MasAn, chair
man Of the commission, who has
served his time limit as the First
Ward representative, to succeed him
self.
It win very likely pass, assuring the
re- ection Of Mason.
Chambers a Beavers Man.
Already 1t mas been announced that
AIdine Chambers will be elected 10
succeed George Johnson as the Sixth
Ward representative Mr. Chambers
recently moved from the Ninth TO the
Sixth Ward. He IS a strong supporter
Of CHIEF Beavers and close friend Of
Mason His election would
mean a considerable addition TO Chief
Beavers support.
Councilmen realize that 20 remove
The time limit on Police Commissions
ors and TO revoke locker club and |
near-heer saloon permits Likely viii
take two-thirds majorities, for We
Continued on PAGE 4, Column
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

FIRST Five and one-half furlongs
Brouzowing III Buxton, $50, go, 80,
won: Tridesccuce l07 tGross). so, 2.40,
second. Hortense III Henry, 4.sO,
third Time, 1;07 Also ran: Travolara,
Breakdown Belle Lady Innocence, Lady
Moonet, Shepherdess and Nantura.
SECOND-Six furlongs: Ralph 10
Henry. ). 40, $40, go, won; Briggs
Old Ben 103 ,McCabe), $50, third. Time,
1:1&1-5. Also ran: Leo Skolny Little
Nephew
THIRD-Slx furlongs: White los DO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

L
Danger IAdI Ihe pay VIII VIC OoAi
Of Garry Hermann, chairman of
;u,,ti N dav
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\ hermann Is Oh the "dIpdIh
and declared the commission will
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Ju@Wa'I is 10 the erect IhdI II
t,namr~ of players coming I'M
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ttr U.'. game a halt Will De call
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hi. ,.n.tnna,t orir re b Ys said. ' "Tts
commission will enforce the rule pro-
.Ga.,ns series players from allowing
us. OF their names over news
Paper articles. and it is probable the
series w... be called off if the players
eusa FOO live up TO the rules. TIE
mm.-s.ou will protect the newspa-
gsrs tia. have secured contracts with
agers a" write articles"
The National Commission meets IN
New York on Monday and the atti-
.3-e ot -a. players toward the rule
Ht oa taken. If all sides stand pat
4.se'a. Players Fraternity is sup
ring '.e players who wish to tusn
'f.o1s curing the big play.
Fui-z Defends Seribes.
This F.s announced by David L.
.aZ president Of the organization,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct. H.
Louisville and Nashville stock
holders to- day authorized the
purchase Of the minority stock Of
the South and North Alabama
Railroad Company, approSinat
ina $4,000 at 500 a share. They
elected the old directors,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
COMMISSION To HALT
GAMES IF PLAYERS
VIOLATE WRITING BAN

CHICAGO Oct UNLESS the players participating elgi-
M play the worlds series refrain from allowing the
names newspaper articles the SERIES there is grave
danger play will be called off Such declaration
Garry Hermann chairman of National Commission in Gin
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
EXHIBITION GAME.

The score: ~. n. Z.
White SOK no OO0 W o-3 Z
M ilwaukee OOO loE wv Us
Russell and Schak, Scott and Sui
Ivan; HovIk and Hughes. Empires,
Dunn and Arundel.
Game called.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

tober 4.
Principal among the objections
offered in the motion is the con
duet of the crowds which attend
ed the trial. Franks attorneys
openly declare that the jury was
inundated, and despite their OBJ
Jeotions no effort was made to
stop the applause which time and
again rang out in the courtroom.
Threats to clear the room were
made by the trial Judge" the motion
states. but they were absolutely dis
regarded and the threats were not
enforced, despite the objections Of
counsel for the defense"
Hits at conley Testimony.
The motion struck also at the
admission OF the lasclvlous testimony
Of Jim Conley, the negro sweeper.
The testimony referred to included
that wherein the negro declared on
the witness stand that Frank had en-
tertained women in the factory OIL
holidays while he stood watch at the
front door
Righteousness Is not one OF tho
character traits involved in a plea
Of murder and can not be held in a
murder trial, even when the defend
ant has put his character in ISSUE
the motion stated.
The testimony Of DR.. II. F. Harris,
County Physician, also was objected
to. The motion declared that the
physicians testimony was "argumen-
tative and not statement of fact,
scientifically or otherwise" DR.. Har-
ris had gone extensively into an
analysis of the cabbage taken from
the stomach Of Mary Phagan, which
she had eaten on the morning Of her
tragic death.
Objection was also made to the tes-
tImony OF Newt Lee, the negro
night Waterman, who first found the
Phagan girls body. wherein he tes-
titled as to Franks nervousness and
his method of conversation when
the two We're brought together at the
police station following the murder.
The testimony Of Detective Black
that Frank was excited while Lee
was composed, at this time also was
made the point Of an objection Blacks
statements Of a conversation which
he had had with Frank before the
when on a private investiga-
ton, We're objected to when the de-
tecuye compared them to the CONVEX
sation which he held with the pencil
factory superintendent after the girl
was murdered.
Charge Errors to Court.
The petition charges that the court
erred in allowing the testimony Of
Miss Mary Pirh, who charged i'm
moral conditions at the pencil fac
tory, and in admitting other test
mony limiting at the same thing over
the protests OF the defense.
Error is charged in the admission
of Miss Irene Jacksou's evidence con
corning d conversation with Detective
Stdrnes about dressing room condi-
lions, and an incident in which Frank
looked into the room when Miss En-
ily Mayfela waa not dressed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
WORLD SERIES IMPERILED BYRON
FRANK RETRLAL ARGUMENT ATTACKS JURORS
LATEST
NEWS

ALBANY, N. ", Oct. THE
prosecution in the impeachment
trial of Governor William SulZer
rested at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon, after several hours devoted
to the introduction of testimony
relative to Mr.. Suffers stock
dealings in Wall street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
EXHIBITION GAME

The score: g. ~. E
Chicago Cubs 900 90 0OO-1 !
OieuU go 0f0 10 10 o
Stack and Harcrove; CoIIamore and
DeVogt Empires Watson and Whitney
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

WASHINGTON, Oct THE
House Committee on judiciary
passed a resolution to- day de-
claring that there is no founda
ton for any proceedings against
Mir. Justice Van DeVanter," Of the
Supreme Court of tho United
States. The passage of the reso-
luton was the result of the ref
erenoe to the committee Of a pc
titiOn Of D. T. BIodgett. of bes
Moines, asking that impeachment
proceedings be Instituted against
the Supreme Court Justice.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

WASHINGTON, Oct. An
nouncement was made here to-
day by the isthnian Canal Com
mission that water would not be
turned into the Panama Canal
until October 10, and perhaps
later.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

MEXICO CITY, Oct. THE
British legation has warned the
Mexican Government that unless
the railroad between here and
Vera Cruz is kept open, British
troops will be landed to patrol the
right Of way to prevent interior
enoe with the trains. The warn
ing resulted to day in the transfer
of two troop trains filled with
Federals to guard the line. The
road is owned by British capital.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

HAMBURG, GERMANY, Oct.
The Atlantic shipping pool
has been broken. Announcement
to this effect was made to day.
The dissolution goes into effect
after December 81. A rate war
is possible.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Arthur
Wager, Of Georgetown, Ky, is
slated to be the next Governor of
Porto Rico, il was learned at the
White House to day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. f.
Pennsylvania defeated F. and M.
at football here this afternoon by
a score Of 10 TO 8. 2. and Nj.
scored a touchdown in the third
period.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

WASHINGTON, Oct. Sec
rotary Bryan to-day announced
the appointment Of William F.
Kelly, q lawyer of Lincoln, Nebr.,
10 be his confidential clerk.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn Philadelphia, game; rain.
Other games not scheduled.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

KNOXVILLE. Oct. John
LaPrade, of Morristown, was
drowned in the lake at National
Conservation Exposition grounds
while watering a wild west show
horse, which reared and kicked
him. He was under water 20 min
utes and lived an hour. Hundreds
saw him go under. LaPrade was
a balIoonist exhibiting at tho ex-
position.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

NEW YORK, Oct. The min
iature cloudburst that visited this
city this afternoon caused the ty-
ing up Of the subway south of
Forty sixth street. the stoppage
Of traffic on the Sixth avenue
elevated trains in the downtown
section; the utter decentralization
OF the Long Island division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, as we'll
as putting many surface cars out
of commission, both in New York
and Brooklyn.