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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-18
ERIE APPROVES LOAN

given the retail grocers of the city by
the wholesale dealers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-14

whole life l have not yet come to a
conclusion that would make me kiss
the rod and say: l deserved it.
Little book, little book, have tried
to be a good woman and make those
about me happy. Why has this awful
thing been sent upon me?
ITO Be Continued)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-14


RADICAL" LEGISLATION
Chicago with it's free thought, So
cialist. anarchist and other radical So
cieties is the mother of new organ
ization which will be known as "The
Sound Government League of the
U. s." ....
The S. G. L. was organized for the
specific purpose of fighting the lnl-
tiative, compulsory referendum and
recall. The sponsors of the organiza-
ton are millionaires. Through the
circulation of pamphlets they are go
ing to fight for the present system OF
representative government with its
attendant evils-the tremendous lob
bies whom they employ directly or in
directly.
According to LEASING Rosenthal,
one of the organizers, pamphlets are
going to be sent out and speakers en-
ployed to spread the gospel OF con-
servatism.
Chicago is becoming too radical
for the millionaires who have their
hordes OF underpaid workers CEN
tered here. Two Socialist aldermen
at the head of a radical element in
the city council, the many laws which
thew have failed to defeat and failed
to pass also helped to lead up to the
creation of this organization.
Among the millionaire Chicagoans
backing the league are Julius Ros-
enwald, B. E Sunny, local head of
the phone trust; Rufus Dawes, big
banker; Harry A. Wheeler, who does
odd Jobs for Rockefeller; Chas. Mac
DoveI, H. ]. Merrick and others.
The league isn't going to oppose
logical reforms, but will fight "falla-
cious theories" 1t has been in for
nation for four years.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-14
SWEITZER AND THOMPSON MIX
IN DERMANIC PRIMARIES

Gov. Dunno, Mayor Thompson,
County Clerk Sweitzer and Roger
Sullivan will stump the city next
week in the hottest aldermanic cleo
ton in years. Mayor Thompson is
not satisfied with the present per-
sonnet of the city council. 1t has sew
eral times differed from him in UNI
mistakable terms.
Sweitzer is going to tell a lot Of
things about the present administra-
tion-What he thinks about it. He
will speak in every ward in the city
and the mayor has decided to concen-
trate his efforts to nine of them.
Carl Manch, "a, 1882 SedgWick, sui
eide. Rope Out of job.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-14
IRE THon9S EDISON

The Women's club of Orange, N. j.
has started a campaign against e1-
IRENE low-cut dresses at social func-
lions in New Jersey suburbs. A lead
er of the women is Mrs. Edison, wife
of the inventor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18

Cine siueifelbafte 0enfer 9epelde
bebauptet, oas itnterlee Sdifi
nSemtidJlano" lei ioeben in Bremen
Gngefontmen.
Cine Souooner 9epeIde bon
beufc nprgen bebanptet, bah bic
yiaiIen in Wdli5ien an uerid,ieoenen
Ennften iuieSer ppriuGrtsbranaen,
oa bic 9entidjen nidlt i'm StanSe
geiurIeu iuaren, lie snriidsmbalten.
yon oemtidjer Seite lit bic Nadridjt
nod nidJt beitatist.
Mad ben Diterreidiiden yeridren
1T Dem @prorinsen Der 6niien ae.
gen semberg Elm Salt geboten. 3,ui.
idlen 1eraslinsfo nno ginisfi fa-
ben iid linen bic Srnppem oes
Generals Yoebm Grmolli entae.
sengeitellt nno alle slnsriffe smrif-
seidlagen. Die 8miIen periud)ten
sipOlf Stmnben perseblidl, Die otter
reidiiden 9rabtperbane su Surdj.
breden, es iuar linen a6er nnm6a-
Iidl. Sn Der &G6e pun Manaioa
selane es ben Siniien, In bic otter.
reifiidjen @ra6en einsuSringen,
bod mnrSen iie ipieoer ans linen
bertriebcm. Die 9iniien beftatiaer
i'm 8eientliden Die Obigen Wiittei.
imnsen, MIR Ianten lire geridlte 10,
ais luenn Die Ceiterreid)er @eaen-
angriffe madten nnS bic 9iniien lie
snriididllngen. Sebenfalls itimmen
iie in Der !6anptiade therein, ban
oas Torriifen Der 9iniiem gegen
Seinberg 5nm Stillitanb aefommrn
TT. ylatiirlidl fommen Die 9iniIen
iuieoer NIT rieiisem 3ablen pOn &c.
faHgenen, aber oiele 8eridJte berlie-
rem alimablis lire 8irfnns. 9epe-
idjen beg 0Snteraational Neips Ser
siee" iuieoerbofen i'm allaemcinen
MIR bic geridte Der Celterreidler
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18
anrSt Meberli6t,

Die 9eutid)en idlasen bic
glnariffe Der Gnslanber nnS
Transpiet TIM Connie 8ebiet
snriif tmo pertreibem tie aus
Sen fiirsIid) pon linen genom-
merten Stellunsett. Die 5ran-
suIen molten @egenangriffe Der
9entiden 5nriidseIdlasen ba.
ben.
Semtide 9epeidDeu brimse,t
nGbere Mitteilmnsen iiber Die
9mftIdjiffansriffe anf Die railt.
Idjen Snieln Seiel II. &mnOe.
Die gulsaren idIasen bic
9lnariffe Der gllliiertem amf
lire SteQangen bei 9oiran sit-
rid. Die 9llliierteu iuoaen bas
9orf Solseria eenommen ba-
ben. ] 6 rs as
0as Tprriifen Der Nniien in
Galisien lit onrd) ben itarfel
@ioeritan6 Der Ceiterreider
nnb Sentld)en inter 8oebm-
Grmplli gum StiaitanS sefpm.
men. Gs finb fdarfe Sample
I'm @dnse. Cine ipGtere 9epe-
id)e aus 9on6on bebanptet, bic
9ini1en riiften iuieoer bor.
Die Staliener iiten anidei-
nenb in Der Sionso-8egenb felt.
Der 0iterreid,iidle General
itabsdjef b. SOBenborff erflart,
Die Gentralmadpte fGnnten niAt
geId)lagen lueroen nno f0nnten
10 lnnse fampfen luie eg ben
@egner paft.
Eortitgal miro iid) aftip am
Grieg 6eteiligcn.
6eute III aaiIer Jrans Su-
iepb's Sc. @ebnrtstas.
Die Sran5oien mpllen ipie-
Der eineu Seil BON Slemrp be-
beiett ba6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18
2I6 miIllonen
@irO nnler merit. llnter=
nebmfn foiteu.
Sin Yrpteit
2lmertfaner ii ulerifo
parhaftet.
Gen. Reblss klein Rsvclutiondr !.

Die Wsafpritat bes Jinanstonii-
tes nnieres 8un6esienats bot oem
Senat sic gmssabe BON Bombs 5mm
getrase pon 130 Millionen Dollars
empfoblen, INT NIT Dem 8etrase Die
amfergeipDbnliden glmsgabss..., ipeld)e
Die merifaniIden GreianiiIe berar-
iadt babeg, sit Seden. Die Gmpfeb-
lung miro bonn Sdatamtsoeparte-
ment nnteritiitt. 9lmferbem limb
nah Der glniid)t bes syinam5fomites
nod Sc Nillionen Spaars n0tig, nm
bic Soften nnIeres merifaniiden I'm
tcrnebmens bis snm 81. DECEMBER
bieies Sabres 81 be5ablen.
- Die ,nerifaniid)e 9utidaft TT
8aibington .bat ben Sert bes in Der
merifaniiden oamptitaot perOffent-
lidten Sefrets erbalten, ueldeS an-
orSnet, baf BON Sremoen, Die Brine.
raj, 6Ols- uber Gellanoereien in DE
rifp benrbeiten, erpluitieren, ipie Der
Sunitaasbrnff beiRt, amf oas 3ed)t
Dersid)tet merDen muis, pon ibrer bei-
imatlidem Jtesiermns Sdut sm per-
1angen. lIuIere 9iegiernns lit ent-
ldJloiIen, seaen bieIes 9efret eineit
enersiiden Hroteit einleseu, oa es
bic betreffenbem syremSen Doselfrei
madtt nnb einen gersidt anf etiuas
BON linen Derlanst, anf bas iie gar
nid)t per5id)ten f6nmen. Seine He-
giernng tuirb oaranf einseben, lire
Staatangeb5risen in Der syren,Se
nid)t sn id)iiten, iuenn iie in gtut iino,
mOsen Sieie anf bas 9iedt, bieien
Sdnt in gnIprud) sn nebmen, aud
nod 10 uiel ber3id)tet baben.
= g. q. gleiie, YraiiSent Der
v5irit gsationaf Sanf" in 81 Haio, III
bor mebrere Sagen in Salinas, Goa-
bnila, uerbaftet iuproen, ais er bort
Ain fam, tim iid madl ieiner 9iand,
nm5nie6en. gSie es beiist, uerlangen
bic Garransa geb6roen eiit 26legelo
bon ibm. Son anberer Seite miro
bebanptet, lebteres lei uidlt iuabr.
- @enera( Garran5a hat es in ei-
nem Srief an Die merifaniidle BOT |
id)aft in @aibington amf's GntidDie- |
benite beitritten, baf @eneral Sos |
TObles lid, segen sic giegiernna err
bu6en ha6e.
9lns @aibiuston mirS seine(-
set, StantsiefretGr Gaming babe oem
merifaniidlen @eIanSten 9lrreoomoo
oie &eriidlerung aegeben, bae bie /
amerifaniidJem WiitalieSer ser ge-
meiniamen GommiIIipn in allernGdl-
fter 3eit ernanntiperoen luiiroen.
gmr Der Giienbabuitreif babe bic Or !,
nennuug ners6aert 6jleidlseitia
miro ans Der merifnniiden s5aupt-
itaot aemeloet, DER Miniiter Ses Mus
Ggmilar, babe BON 8aI1-
inston Die SeriidJernna erbalten, sic
Der 8ommiiIion iuirSen
BON bret oSer bier Saaea
ernannt tuer6em.
-9as Grfte Sllinoiier sselS Mr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18

Die Bartier gEentpS" letitell
ltd aaerlei tlniinn iiber Sen Der
fanf Der oaniiden Srtieln. gritens
iagen iie, es lei cine internationalt
angclegenbeit, mas globiinn lit,
oenn Die Sa6e gebt nur uns oocr
9anemarf ettpas an. 3peitens be
Daltpten lie, Der Oaniide Sinan5nlini.
tier babe erfldrt, Die Hegierung ipolle
Die Snieln berfaufen, neil iie fiirhte,
lie ipilroen ibr lonit bod fortgenom-
men tpobei tie anoeute, man fonne
als oieie mutrnaBli6en &duber bic
Ser. Staaten anieben; oaS lit elm
nod groBerer 9Iooiinn. ltno oos
Solllte it, menn iie l6lieBli1 lager,
Ddnenarf Doae oen Ser. Staaten oie
s5nieln berfaufetl, neil es 6offe, oaB
DIE Yer. Staaten eS Damn unterItii.
Ben mlroen, fpenn eS nod Dem &riege
Sdlesmig-SolItein 5uriifoerlonge.
grltens oentt 0Gnemarf nidt oaran,
Sdlespig-Solitein 8uriif5uberlan-
gen ilno 5peitens niiroe es, IeI6it
nenn es oaran Oddte, nod Dem arie-
&c gar feline @eIegenbeit 5lt baben, eS
5u TIM. @6enio penig, mie iSranf-
reid @elegenbeit boben miro, GIIoB-
SotDrlngen 5uriif5uperlangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18

an 0er SlI1te Der Jfllel NunDes Dte
meiter in ben 9iigiid)en OieerbmIen
binein liegt. Srub oes itarfen Sc
aenfeners, bas Die bentldJen 9nft-
lfiffe crbielte1 febrten tie ale mn
periebrt smriif. Sm oeriel6en Ssadpt
madten rniiiIdje Gnftidiffe einen Nm
ariff auf bas snr 3eit i'm geite
Ser Semtidjen 6efinblidle Nnsermitn-
be in Gnrlano, rid)teten aber NUT
aerinseir Sdabetr an.
Cine 2pnopner 9epeihe meloet,
Elm yNe,ttraler", ser fiirslidD in
Berlin mar, 6erid)te, bas @ertraaen
s,tnt Safer nnb Die &erebrnng fir
i'm ieiem inn bentid)en Splfe nner-
id)iittert, bagegen babe man nidJts
mebr fir bcn &ronprin5en ii6rig, ba
er, nadl Ser Weinmna Der grofen
Wfaiie, bic SfnIo baran trage, baf
&erbmm nudj nid)t genommen iei nno
baf SmnoerttanIenbe bon Soloateit
bort seopfert ieien. Ger 0Nentrale"
bebanptet, baf nnter BEN Slrbeitern,
Bemerbetrei6enben mnb @eidafts-
lenfen Der @nnid) nad) syrieben
iebr grof iei oafs iidJ a6er Niemano
einsitbiloeu branfje, es Deroe
sn 1lmrmbem oSer gar sit 9ieDplmtio=
men fomntet. Sen yluirtldjaftlid)en
Gries1 nadj bem iuirflideu 9rieg
bafte man fir cine leere 9robnng-
9tfs ser &onig pom england oent
sdladtfelo an Der Somme einen 8e-
In6 abltattete, fam er anh nad) go
ris ulto .botte cine llnterreoung NIT
oern fran8oiiiden Eraiioellten &oir-
care
Cine 2onooner 9epelde meloel,
tllai meroe oem Ser5oa pon &obHrg.
@otbo, Der Sen englilhen 9itel zines
s5er5ogs bon 9llbanp fiibrt, Dem
8rin5en sabert BON Sblestuig Sol
| item hno Dem Ser8og bon gunlber-
Ilano, ,1oeln friiberen &rpitprinser bon
Sonuoper, ibre eneliihen gitel ileb-
mefl, neil tie iest anf Seutfhlano' 3
Seite ltdnoen. 9ariiber meroen lid)
Die 9errI6aften feine gralien Saare
padien laiIen, penn tie lie rtidt i6on
boben. ltebrieens bebauptet oieielbe
Depeihe, Der Ser5og BON Gnmber-
Ianb iei i6on ourb ben &rieg uer-
riidt geiporoen, ebenio tpie lein Sobn,
Der Ser5og BON 8raunI6peig. Die
heioen Serren iino nift berriidt,
bo6Itens it's ser 9epeihenforre-
| fponoent, ser Sen glooltnn bon i6nen
bebauptet 20
Ins @aiibngton iuirO gemeloet c.
lei jebt feitgeite0t, naf bel einem Der
ltnteriebootangriffe amf 6anbels-
fd)iffe glmerifaner in MitleioenidJafi
gesugen ieien.
| Cine Barrier 9cpeid)e be6auotet,
man tabe bei einem gefangenan
beutl6en Sffi5ier einen 9efebl qe-
finoen, ser anoronete, oaB Ser Ser
&epue, Die Der oeuti6e &aiIer iiber
sic Srilppen i'm Sonme-@cbitt a6-
Heif, alle erf6opften Soloatcn e,tt-
fernt tuiiroen, 10 bob Ser Gaiier MIR
gut ausiehenoe Trlippen I'll icten
lefrmme. = Sofde MGs1en no-
den oie oelttlden Seerfiibrer nidt
nno Der aaiier fdllt audi niht aui
lie berein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18
tiaerie aesimenf ii seitsra sibenO
nad, 2eon Springs a6se5oseif.
Snlan6

8ie aus 8aibington gellleIoet
miro, bot fid Sic Streif Situation
nod nidt gefldrt. ood iitlo sln5eiden
porbanoen. oaB oas Sdlin1rnite OBJ
gepenoet nno mogliher @efie eine
gintgllltg ser5ielt lpiro.g Brdii0ent
Ugh foat Bat eit1en Blnr 5ettt1porfen,
BON oeil geiagt wiro. oaB Die Ser
treter Der arbeiter TIM flidt fetua2
IiA eritgegeuitehen Der 8raItoeilt
idlagt por; ben ahtitnaA Asas
Der gere6nln1g Ser a5i}btfe I'll griilt
Sc 5n legeit urto oaB lteber5ett ua9
Dem regularen 2obn oes Mhtitunoen=
Cages, 5. +. Dem einfdhen uno niht
Dem anoertbal6fa6en, be5ablt per-
oen ioI. sfae a1toern auf ben Strelf
be8igliden Sraaen lolItea had Der,
slniiGt 5es 9raiioertten BON eineu
g9ieosgeriebt etttidieoen weroen,
ods bonn sfofligrab einsess. ii,:is.s. .srl .ssirn
uno oas aus gertreter1 Der slrbeiter-
idaft, ser 8abnen iofpie oes alf-
geneinen Brblifuns beitebet ioa.
@ie geiagt, fteben oie giienbabn0(n=
geiteIlten reip. oie @eebr5abl ser
IN @aibington eitgetroffenen $40
arbeiter : 9iepraientanten oielent
Gorlhlage tlidt feinolid gegeniiber,
6o1 miro Ser 8r1Iioent nihts tim,
ebe iti6t beioe 9arteien oieien gor-
idllae reiflid ii6erlegt ufto iid)
oariiber erflart baben Sen Glen
balm 9rdiioerten ideint @ilion's
Ylon etlDas gegen BEN Strih 5u qe-
ben; iie iitio 1i6t geneigt, Sen Ndt-
ftllnoen Sag aus Ser Sano oes
Hralioetten entgegen5unebmett, itno
a6er pollitanoia pilfens, ianlmtIide
Streitfragen einent Shieosgeriht gu
iibertrageit uno iirh oeiien gntldei-
Dung su unterlperfel, Sic fino ser
4niiht, baB onrb oie 4nnabrne BON
8raiioent @illon's Hlon oas Grin
zip Der ifieosrihterlihen Gntlhei-
oltng in inouitrieGen Streitfragel
fiir tnttner 5erftort uno in 3ufunFt
nidt mebr angeiuenoet iperoen fon-
ne Seoenfaus peroen sic giien-
babn YrdIioenten iih mebrere Gage
8eoenf5eit ansbitten, Inn iiber oen
8oriflag 81 beraten. Sollten lie
iid) oanit itift einperItanoer erflG-
rent Damn miro 8illon oireft on
0ie 9fftiondre Der @iienbabtien, lotpie
oie groBen 8anf SSnItitute oes
2atoes als leete Ssnitans appellierelt
nno our6 oieie eiilen 9ruf auf
oie 8abnoermaltltngen alts5uitben
nerfitden.
= Ius @nibtngton miro eelnel-
Oct, eS ideine, oIs penn oie 8raii-
oenten Der gabnen, an oenen ser
groBe Streif orobt. iid) otf ntchts
dnoerS einlaIlen tpollten. als aitf 9lr.
6itrotion.
= Der @rGiioent Bat oie 9etuiai.
fir oas Seer NIT Ieinein
sSeto beIe9t, neil iie penitonierte Of
ft8iere bon ser Seeresois3iplin aus.
nintntt.
@aitglieoer ser .SSSnonitrioI
8orfer8@ iolen ein 9ooroingbauS
bet einer @fine nahe 9trpoftf in
our6 9pnomit serft6rt
BADEN, neil oie 9[rbeiter, Sic in Dem
0oitie pobnten, oie 9lrbeit nift nie-
nerIenen hn[Iten
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= @ie groB oie Gapiernot oll-
genblidIi6 in ben Ser. Staoten tit,
gebt oarals berbor, ooB Elm itGoti-
ffer geomter In geep gorf 5000
Bfnrto olte 9rufIaden fiir $t.65 pro
100 Fflino, into 6000 Bfuno fiir
$3.50 berfaufte. S5n normaIen Bet
ten iplroe oerartiee MofuIatur NIT
20 biz bodlten SOC pro 8entner per-
faitft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18
Sans 3ll DerrenterI.

9as imtere nnb u6ere Gtofluerf
bom gsr. 218 Cf-gommeree Gtrasc
1T sa perrenten. 9Ghere gnsfnnft In
Aer Office Der vfreieH Treffe"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-25
Interest Increasing in
Auburn Mississippi Game

battle for the remainder of the year,
His absence from the lineup in the Van
derbilt game is attributed by many to
be the chief cause of the Plainsmen' $
defeat.
Mississippi has suffered only one de-
feat this season, that by Mississippi col
lege, the team which gave Alabama s
strong eleven such terrible scare in
Tuscaloosa two weeks ago. The Aggies
lost Is to z, but since that time have
shown remarkable Improvement. They
defeated Chattanooga 80 to two weeks
ago, and last Saturday won over Tran
sylvania by two touchdowns.
Last year Pennsylvania, with a better
team than the present, held the Aggies
to a scoreless tie and the victory of
the Mississipians is taken to mean that
the Aggies are much stronger.
Auburn authorities will admit that the
Aggies will give them a hard game, but
stick to their word that Auburn will win
by score as large as last year.
The Auburn alumni met in Birmingham
yesterday and elected officers. 1t was
decided at the meeting to have a theatre
party for the team following the game
Saturday. The alumni will also meet the
team when Coach Donahue and his war
riors arrive Friday night.
Tom Bragg made a talk to the mem
bers of the alumni on Football" The
athletic director from the Tiger camp
was very enthusiastic over the prospects
for the year, especially the game Sat
urday, but added that surprises frequent
ly occur.
The officers elected yesterday were: D.
f. Martin, president; w. w. McLaren,
vice president; w. j. Cameron, Jr, Sec
rotary; S. r. Batson, treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-25
AMERICANS WIN IN
THREE OF EVENTS
The Scandinavians Win But
Two Events From the
Americans

Christiania, Monday, October 23.-(via
London. October 24)-America's athletes
captured three of five events today in
competition with Scandinavians.
10 Loomis of Chicago won the Come
tire run, beating the Norwegian runner,
Rustad. In the broad jump Bob Simp-
son and Fred Murray captured first and
second places, respectively. The visitors
also won the S0o-metre relay race.
In the 1000 metre run, Ted Meredith was
again defeated by the Swedish champion,
J. Bolin, while in the shotput Murray
was beaten by the Norwegian, Hellum.
Summaries:
60-metre run (6o yards 10 inches)
LOOMS, America, first; Rustad, Nor
wegian second; Simpson, America, third.
Time, ITO seconds.
1000-metre run Q093 yards % inches)
Bolin, Sweden, first; Melen, Sweden. sec
ond; Meredith, America, third. Time, 2
minutes 81 Clio seconds.
Shotput: Hellum, Norwegian, first;
Murray America, second distance, 10
metres 43 centimetres.
Broad jump Simpson America, first;
Murray, America, second; distance, six
metres, 81 centimetres.
Relay race, 500 metres (874 yards 80
inches): Americans won against the Scan
dinavian team. Time. / minute SO S-lO
seconds.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-25
LOCAL ALUMNI WILL
SEE FOOTBALL GAME
Much Local Interest in Washington
and Lee-Georgia Tech Game
at Atlanta

Judging from the number of inquiries
that / have had, / expect fully so Bir-
mingham football enthusiasts to go tc
Atlanta with us Friday" said Mr.. Nc
Crun. ITO insure the special car it will
be necessary for those who have ex-
pressed their intention of going to deposit
their part of the guarantee today.
Although Guyon has been declared in
eligible and Senter is out, Georgia Tech
has a. strong team, and it will be great
fight between the two elevens. Wash
ington and Lee is not as strong as II
might be.
II believe that there will be 50 Ala
bama alumni of Washington and Lee tc
make the trip. l have had assurances
from Marion, Montgomery and other
points from alumni who will go. We
would be glad to have any of the alumni
in Alabama to join our party
Among the Birmingham alumni who
will attend are: Walter Hood, Sorsby
.Nemson, Beach Chenoweth Mercer Nc
CNm, Courtney Henley, Robert Burnett
Reuben A, Lewis, DR. Chalmers Moore
William Harsh, viii Dunn, Borden Burr
Evans Dunn, Jr., and Shock Willis
Those desiring to go in the party must
make arrangements today, Mr.. McCrun
said yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-25
ODerconfidence Preached
To Strong Vandy Eleven;
Outlines Virginia Plays
Coach Dan McGugin Witnesses Virginia Georgia GameLec
of Low and High Spots in Charlottesville Eleven
Commodores Work is Improved

Nashville, October 24.-(Special.) "A
stern warning to guard against over
confidence in PREPARATION for the clash
with Virginia Saturday, which marks
the first actual test for the Commo-
dores this season, was the message
brought home by Coach McGugin upon
his return from Charlottesville, where
he watched the victory of Georgia. The
first action of the Vandy coach in the
opening days practice of the last week
before the Virginians come took the
form of a lecture on the high and low
spots in the Charlottesville eleven and
a skeleton outline of the plays ex-
hibited against the Athenians.
1t was pointed out by McGugin that
Virginia was without the services of
Barker, the powerful trackle who is
being groomed especially for Wander
bilt; that Thurman, the brilliant punter,
only got into the game in desperate
effort to hally his faltering mates and
that the luck of the game admittedly
was with Georgia. In addition the Com
modore leader, seeking to prevent the
capitalization of a feeling among his
charges that the whip hand now be-
longed to them and thereby curb the
growing sentiment of oyerconfidence
In the Vandy camp, that SO far no foe
of equal power on attack or defense
as yet has been arrayed against them.
In spite of the fact that Vanderbilt
has found easy sailing against the four
rivals, the McGugin machine is still far
from being polished outfit, and this
week promises to break all records for
over time in smoothing off the remain
ing ragged edges. Aside from ten
dency to loaf under kickoffs and be-
lated selection of openings by the
backfield, the Vandy outfit has rapidly
moved forward. The interference at
present closely approaches that splen-
did shield for the runner which in
1915 made the runs from fake punts
formation by Rabbit Curry, so demon
alizing to the opposition. The team
work has become smoother and the
open field blocking in the early games
has been at high standard. Still the
actual merit of the Commodores can