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W. T. SPEER, Proprietor ATI.1I.NTA, GA FEATURING Joe Robkin FEATURING a cordial and his Orchestra nightly, HERREN'S atmosphere, and above all. also you Alay see your fa­ lhe delectable food cooked ,'orite "3ude"ille star. and served in the Herren ARCADIA Way. Popular Prices. Dining, Dancing Enter· lainment Wa ,. d rob e Corner Peachtree and check free. RESTAURANT Camegie Way

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GEORGIA TECH ALMA MATf; R SONG . Mus ic. by Frank Roman. Words by I. H. Granath.

Oh Sons of Tech arise, behold! We cherish thoughts so dear [or thee, FOI' the bannel' as it reigns supreme, Oh , Alma Mater in our prayer, Fot' from 011 high the White and Gold, We plead for you in victory. \raves in its triumphant gJearn' And then in victory we share! The spirit of the cheering throng Hut when the battle seems in vain Hcsounds with joy revealing Our spil'it never falters, .\ IJl'olherhood in praise and song, We're ever one in joy a I ' pain, In the memory of the days gone by. And Olll' union is a lasting bond, Oh Scion o[ the Southland, Oh may we be united In our hearts you shall forever fly! Till the Victory of Life is won!

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1927 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

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Watch your hero of the gridiron in c1w to-morrow! You ....'Quld hardly recognize this smartly groomed male as the disheveled but triumplwlt victor of the game! But that's because he is wearing a Broaclstrcte shirt and it's easy to be. neat. Ma}·be you belong to the grandstand ci1cuing section! Then yield to the excitement of a ... throw }'our .."'Oa t in the air ... secure of the perfect tailoring of a Broadstrete shirt! Of white English broadcloth with 6 button front. Collar :lttached and neckband styles. Si:es 13 ~ to 17.

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1927 Schedule Continued Nov. 5-Vanderbilt at __ .. __ ._ .... _._...... _... ._ ...._ ...... _._. _ _ .Nashville Nov. 12-L. S. U. al_ __._. __ ...... _._. __. _ __Grant Field Tov.19-0glethorpe at ..... __. __ .. _.______Grant Field Nov. 24-Auburn at _._ ..... __... _._.. _ .... __.. ____ .__ ._._Grant Field Dec. 3-GEORGIA at __ .... ___..... _. __ ._.___ .... _.. _ Grant Field

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Schedules of Tech's Opponents

PROM OffiCIAL I NTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL GUlDE

V. M . J. Tulane North Carolina Wofford Sept. 17 Mississippi _____.. _. Oct. 1 Wake Forest Sept. 24 Richmond Sept. 24 Geologia Tech __ - Oct. 8 Tennessee __ _.-- __ Oct. 1 Georgiu Tech Oct. 1 Miss. Aggies .__ Oct. 15 Maryland __ Oct. 8 Roanoke Oct. 8 Vanderbilt _._ ,.. _ ._ Oct. 22 Sou lit Carolina _____ Oct. 15 Maryland Oct. 22 GeOlogia __._ .. ___ Oct. 29 Ga. Tech Oct. 22 Davidson Oct. 20 Auburn _ - ._-- Nov. 5 North Carolina State. .. Oct. 29 Kentucky Nov. 12 Sewanee _~ _ ._., Nov. 12 Davidson __ Nov. 12 V.P. U. Thanksgiving L. S. U. _._"__ Thanksgiving Duke - -- Nov. 19 DOBBS TIRE CO. GOODYEAR TIRES

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SCHEDULE OF TECH'S OPPONENTS (Continued)

NOTRE DAME VANDERBILT OGLETHORPE Coe ______Oct .1 Chattanooga Sept. 24 Citadel ______,Oct. 15 Detroit ______'Oct . 8 Ouch ita Oct. 1 St. Xavier ______Oct. 22 Centre Oct. 8 Furman ______, Oct. 29 Navy Oct. 15 Texas Oct. 15 Presbyterian __. ___ ,Nov. 5 uldiana Oct. 22 Tulane _. Oct. 22 Georgia Tech _ Oct. 29 Kentucky Oct. 29 l\lercer 'Mov.11 Georgia Tech _ .. Nov. 5 Georgia Tech _ _.__ Nov. 19 Minnesota Nov. 5 Tennessee _____.. ~--Nov . 12 Chattanooga _ .. _.. ...Nov. 25 Army _Nov. 12 l\laJ'yland . Nov. 19 Miami Dec. 3 Drake _ _ _ Nov. 19 Sewanee Nov. 24 Johns Hopkins _ n ec. l0 Univ. Sou. California ov.26 Alabama .Dec. 3 Loyola Dec. 17

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, A friendly welcome awaits you at the H enry Grady, ... where every convenience has been provided to make your visit a pleasure. Your room WI11 have at least two windows, a ceiling fan, circulating ice water, a private bath with either tub, shower or both, a comfortable bed with convenient The Henry Grady is especially equipped reacling light .... everything to assure you of perfect comfort. to handle private banquets and dinners. You wilJ find every point of the city's business district Excellent service. perrect food and ahsolute easily accessible. The leading department stores and privacy 1188ure the success of such 8n shops are conveniently close by.... no hotel in the South enjoys aD. equally advantageous location. occasion. And you are sure to enjoy the delicious food of the famous main dining room or the IX>pular coffee shop.

Rooms for one, $2.50 to $5. H. n. Connon, President. For two, $-1.00 to $7.00. J. F. DeJarnette, Manager. Suitee, $10.00 up. E. P. SimmoM, Asst. ~h:r .

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SCHEDULE OF TECH'S OPPONENTS (CONTINUED)

ALABMlA AUBURN L. S. U. Millsaps _ .Sept. 23 Stetson Sept. 24 s. W. Louisiana _ Oct. 1 Vanderbilt ______Oct. 1 Clemson ,_ Oct. 1 Alabama __ Oct. 8 L.S. U. Oct. 8 Florida ______Oct. 8 Georgia Tech _ _ Oct. 15 L. S. U. ______._. _ _ Oct. 15 Auburn __ Oct. 15 __ Oct. 22 Georgia Oct. 22 Sewanee Arkansas ____ Oct. 29 Mis• . A. & M. ____Oct. 29 Howard _____.. ___ Oct. 29 Kentucky _ Nov. 5 Tulane _.______. ____ Nov. 5 Tulane _.______Nov. 24 Florida ___. Nov. 12 Miss. A. & M. Nov. 12 Georgia _ _ Thanksgiving Georgia Tech __ Thanksgiving Other games not announced. WHY THE WHIPPET IS TODA Y'S FINEST LIGHT CAR

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srx YEARS RECORD OF THE GOLDEN TORNADO 1921 1922 1923 Tech Opponents Tech Opponents Tt.'Ch Opponents 42 Wake Forest 0 33 Oglethorpe 6 ~3 Oglethorpe 14 41 Oglethorpe 0 19 Davidson 0 10 v. M. I. 7 70 Davidson 0 33 Alabama 7 7 U. of Fla. 7 69 Furman 0 0 Navy __ 13 7 Notre Dame 35 48 Rutgers 14 3 Notre Dame 13 0 Alabama 0 7 Penn State 28 19 Grorgetown 7 21 Georgetown 7 48 Clemson 7 20 Clemson 7 3 Kentucky 3 21 Georgetown 7 17 North Carolina State 0 0 Auburn 0 14 Auburn 0 14 Auburn 6 360 56 158 59 ,I 81 73

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ID you have to come to the game an hour early to find a parking CJJ place for your automobile? Are you going to have to fight your way through that traffic tangle after the game? • Street cars and coaches offer the solution. No traffic worries. No parking troubles. On Plum Street, two short blocks away, are

many special cars waiting to take you back to town. Two short blocks in the other direction, on Spring Street, is a coach line, offering special service. And just beyond that are the W est Peachtree and Peachtree car lines, also operating special cars.

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IX YEARS RECORD OF THE GOLDEN TORNADO-(Continued) 1924 1926 1926 Tech Opponents Tech Opponents Tech Opponents 19 Oglethorpe 0 13 Oglethorpe .- 6 6 Oglethorpe 7 3 V. M. 1. 0 33 V. M. 1. _ _ 0 13 V. M. J. 0 7 Florida 7 16 Penn. State 7 9 Tulane 6 15 Penn. State .IS 23 Florida - 7 0 Alabama 21 0 Alabama 14 0 Alabama _ .. 7 19 Washington & Lee.. _ __ 7 :J Notre Dame .34 0 Notre Dame 14 0 Notre Dame ._.12 28 L. S. U. 7 7 Vanderbilt 0 7 Vanderbilt _13 0 Vanderbilt 3 3 Georgia 0 13 Georgia ~ _. 14 7 Auburn 0 II 7 Auburn _ 7 20 Auburn ._ 7 82 78 182 48 87 87

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Important Changes in Football Rules

1 GOAL POSTS-The goal po". have been moved lrom the goal line to the ead line. 2. DELi\YING GAME-A delay 01 more than thirty seconds in putting the hall in play after it J5 ready for play, or a team remaining more than 15 seconds in a huddle, may be COD' sidered as prima facie evidence of intentional delay of the game. The captain may now daim time out only three times in each half instead of four times as formerly. ) SHIP'[ PLAYS-In all shift or huddle plays, the players must come to an absolute stop and remain st.'ttionary in their positions and without movement of the feet or swaying of the hody, (or a period of approximately one second. T his period may be conveniently meas­ ured by rapidly counting "1 -2-3-4". In case of doubt the penalty shall be enforced. The penalty for violation has been increased from 5 to 15 yards.

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CHANGES IN FOOTBALL RULES (Continued)

4. FUMBLED PUNTS-When a is fumbled before the receiver gains possession and control of the ball, it is a free ball and anyone of the 22 players may recover it for his side. How­ ever, the side that kicked the ball cannot adva nce the fumbled punt by picking it up and running with it, hut must take it at the point recovered, first down. 5. INCOMPLETED BACKW ARD PASS-Any player may at any time hand or throw the ball m any direction except toward his opponents' goal. If any such pass made on first. second or third down strikes the ground within the field of play, the ball is dead. It shall belong to the side which made the pass at the point where it first strikes the ground. On fourth down the ball shall go to the opponents at the same point, unless the team putting the ball into play bas made the required distance. The pass from the snapper back to put the ball in play is excepted from this rule.

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THE NEW RULES EXPLAINED By ED DANFORTH Sporting Editor, A tlanta Gtorgum Not since the was written into the rule books away back when you and I were young M8¥Kie and went buggy riding on Sunday afternoons, have so many revolutionary changes been made in the national aulumn mania. It appellrs that the rule-makers, tiring of making minor revisions in the penal code and the approved method of wearing nose-guards, suddenly closed eyes and blazed away with both barrels. The I"

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.' Rad o Isn't this common sense'] Fada 22" Cone IN buying radio performance-1M> "At last - he lounds human". fore you decide -just as an extra The glorious lone quality, the pure p recaution _ go to an authorized clarity, the rich timbre will convince Fada dealer. YOIL And at prices 80 regulated aa A cow plete demoD8tration will be to fi t the purse-Jean or lat. yOUl"8 without the slightest obUga-. To th08c wh o want good radio a t ~Oll . an exceptional, }>opulur p rice, there Listen to Fada Barmonaled Re>­ is--we hODcstly bellev~Dolhing to ception. You will say, 8.8 8000 as 100 compare with the Fad" Special aud h ear tbe voice of the announcer the Fade Coue Speaker. CAPITAL ELECTRIC CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 7 AUBURN AVE. PHONE WAL. 7027 ATLANTA ..------~o+* The Fada "Special"

Ca ll W BIIIIII 7027 or write us for the name of Ihe nearest F AOA dealer THOMAS X. CHEVES ALt~RED F. GREEN FRANK G. HUGHES Pruident Viet' Pres. & Mgr. In surance Depl. Secretary & 1'TealJUrer Tech-1914 Tech-1914

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IN.' ORMATION AS TO NEW RULES, SCHEDULES OF OPPONENTS, RECORDS AND OTHER FOOT· BALL DATA WILL BE FOUND ON PAGES THROUGHOUT TillS BOOK.

OFFICIALS TODA Y'S GAME Hutchens, Referee Perry, Umpire Black, Head Lineman Foster, Field Judge

GEORGIA TECH LINE-UP I-Heeke l(}""Russell 17-Speer 2-Hood ll-Read 22-Alexander 4-Largen 12-Sprick 25-Fitzgerald 7-Queen 13-Frink 26-Smith S-Diekman 14-Bullard 27-Lewis 9-Holland It;-Jetton 28-Faiast

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GEORGIA TECH VS. T~' v. M. I. Oct. I-V. &1. I. at Grant Field Tulane Oct. ~Tulane at Grant Field T~'

Oct. IS-Alabama It Grant Field T~' Alabam.

Oct. 22-N. Carolina a t Grant Field T« ' N. Carolina

Oct. 29-Notre Dame at South Bend T«' N. D.

Not', 5-Vanderbilt at NashviUe 'r ... Vand1

Nov. 12-L. S. U. at Grant Field T«h 1.. S. U.

No. 19-0glethorpe at Grant Field T«h Oglethorpe Nov. 24-Auburn at Grant Field T"h Auburn

Dec. S--Georgia.t Grant Field T~' Georgia

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.' R EA .D T H E ADVE RTI S,EMENTS FOOTBALL FASHION NOTES By "BABY LO," Fa.shion Expen

F..ruons for Football-alluring sound. When beauties enswathed in modish wraps are brought to the gates of the stadium in luxurious motor cars. Fashions change with the changing weather. The opening game romeo when the days are still warm, so that in the football grand-stands the eyes may feast on beauty still wearing the modes of late summer. If the temperature is very uncertain and the thermometer is jumping up and down with indecision then wear the two or three ensemble. This is always good. The new fall Vague has given us a beautiful three piece suit with jacket or sweather-coot which is just the thing for general football wear, These suits should vary with individual personality. This means that more feminine elegance and the more important mode will be more largely and generally expressed.

"Regenstein's Smart Styles" REGENSTEIN'S FASHIONS BECKONS to a Brilliant Season of Sports and Winter Modes MISSES and WOMEN'S APPAREL and HATS A STORE PULL OF SMART NEW APPAREL BAG~ A "and d.l.apl&1 of Fashion's Newest Modes---evf!l'"J' department, FURS­ every shelf, evtr)' display window i8 rull of fine. new raU apparel. HOSIERY­ Frocks. ault., coat .. fu"" undergarments, millinery. hOlliuy. jewelry and noveUiea. They're..n here, many or them but just COA~ unpacked and countlell othen arri'rins daily_ Come now and jEWELRY­ ehooae your new wardrobe, from thia faadnaUng arraJ. Evef}'> DRESSES­ thInl' that is new and Imart ia here. NOVELTIES. FeaturiDg Sman SiZe!!: l3Y, to 22~ LINGERIE. for Miue:a and Little Women. 70 REGENSTEIN'S Atlanta, Whitehall St. ";5 Years in Atlanta" Ga.

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EXPLANATION OF RULES (Continued) 2. A delay of more than 30 seconds in putting the ball into play after it is ready for play. and a delay of more than 15 seconds in the huddle are ruled "mtentional delay" and subject to penalties. Three cheers for that rule I Any rule to speed up the game and get it over with before dark is a good one. 3. In all shift plays, the players must come to a full stop for one second-long enough for an official to count "1·2·3-4/' Wisdom of this rule remains to be settled by a seaSOD of play. Some elevens have dropped their shift plays on account of it. At least the rule assures we will h.Rve intelligent officials for they must be able to count as far as "4." Stammering officials are out of luck this season. 4. When a punt is fumbled, the side putting the ball into play cannot recover and run for gains or a touchdown. This change in the roles is not as formidable as it seems. In the rule books the change was made in the rules for onside players and is confusing to read. It is fairly clearly stated above. If the safety man fumbles a punt, an opposing end can scoop it up or fall 011 it, !.lut the end may not dash off for a touchdown or a long gain. However, if the saiety man fumbles a punt, a player of HIS OWN team may pick it up and gallop away as far as he can. The rule is designed to encourage the catching of punts on the run instead of allowing them to bounce. It is doubtful whether the rule will increase the number of punts so played. The rule also is tricky in this respect. If the safety man catches the punt, runs a couple of steps, is tack1ed and fumbles, it is a free ball in the broadest sense and an opposing player may pick it up and run for a touchdown. The line of demarcation between a fumbled punt and a punt that il first fairly caught then fumbled is so slight that spectators often will differ with official rulings, especially if the home team gets the adverse break. 5. A fumbled backward pass, except a from center, is R dead ball on first. second or third do~'D and belongs to the side putting the ball into play. There's the other line of dynamite in the rules. Briefly that means that the boys can shoot the works on double passes and triple p..'\Sses back of the line of scrimmage without fearing loss of the ball by fumbling. It means that where the takes the snap from center and passes it to a fullback hitting the line or a halfback circling the ends the ball cannot be lost if fumbled. A halfback can start on an off· play and when about to be tackled can make a backward pass to a teammate who can sell out around the end. A backward pass can be made anywhere on the field at any time by any player to any other. The lid is o(l'! I t costs nothing if you drop it I Yet-there are difficult points here, too. If the receiver of the backward pass actunlly gets posses­ sion of the ball, in the judgment of the official, and takes a step or two with it, then fumbles when tackled. the ball goes to the recovering side. That is where many an official will suddenly run into more unpopular notice than the average mur­ derer ever encounters. The public had best leave interpretation of these new rules to the officials. They have been studying them night and day ever since last spring and will be in a position to see what happens.

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FASHION NOTES (Continued)

All dresses are to be selected 10 as to give more youthful charm to the wea.rtt". No young girl should wear too much black, although the close fitting black velvet is especially good. Flat pleats an worn this fal~ prtferably on the side of the aIdrt. AU .skirts are to be longer and the extremely short dre5IiCII of the Spring season have become V1!:ry poor taste. For spans wear twccd~. homespun, cheviot, and Englisb woolens are all good. Your (un arc particularly good this season with goat leading as the sport fur. It may be either long and curiy, or shaved to make a nat sleek fur. The short fur jacket is to be worn as a part of an Crl$.':mble. ThU becomes beautiful with all the rich, tan shades of autumn leaves whose shades are designed especially by Mother Nature for her sport loving children in the faU. Beige seeIm to head the list in popularity, The chief aim of all the season's styles is to combine youth, 8Obriety, and important elegance into onc's gen_ eral appearance. c7{ CJorward Pass ...

ALLEN'S MAKES A STRATEGIC MOVE, GAINING VALUABLE GROUND IN ATLANTA'S NORTHWARD PROGRESS. ALLEN'S GOAL IS WHAT IT ALWAYS HAS BEEN-TO JUSTIFY ITS REPUTATION AS STYLE HEADQUARTERS FOR WOMEN WHO ARE IN THE KNOW,

J.p.allen ~ Co. • • _0-- "100 Store all \\101000 \y='O::. _~ "TIMe OUT!" The sports coat that goes to the football game must be light enough fo r October's bright blue weather, warm enough for November's grey days, and smart enough for the after-the-game festivities. Lewis' fur-trimmed coats meet all these requirements. J1a£el1J;s~Co 70-72 Whitehall Street

FOOTBALL F ASmONS (Continued)

Heavier coat! will be worn as usual, the wrapped coat still as good as it was in the Spring. One important fashion of thia year gives a slight flare (rom the ahoulden all around that cloaea diagonally. Much fur is used for trimming. ThU coat may cover the sheer d.ress. which you > prefer to wear to the tea dance after the game at one of the frat houses or the fashionable hotels. lrutcad of the sport frock which may be worn. The tea dances will bring together the selected belles in much leal formal atttire than will the evening a.fI'ain. These druse!! should be vuy individual. Geometric linea are good with odd yokes and little original details at the wrist. Eve:rything 6u snugly at the hi~ and blouses a bit a~ the hiplll, and flares or breab into plaits or drapery below. This drapery is respollSlbJe also for IIlOBt of the uneven hemlines so smart at present. All hats will be small and preferably of the same shade aa the dress as much less combination of color will be uaed this year than Ia.st. Sbould it rain a bright hued slicker with a sma ll rain bat will, of course, insure the mOlt comfort.

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