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THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
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AUTOMOBILES
WINDSH1BIJ ULASS Largest stock in
the City SI IOWOBI vriKva, uuiu"l
for grinding and polishing the edges;
we make ihem fit: give us a cail. In.
. nio.. Sr. si S.1 Market
nuare. Main 6708. 2-tf
FOR EXCHANOR Five-passenger Ford.
In tine sbspe, for Ford or other light
roadster; upeak quick if you have one.
Phone Main 693 after 7 p.m., or Main
359U 'rora 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. 25ei
MOT 0 RTRUCK "SER
VICE Light and t heavy
hauling.
Call Main 197.
25-J-27
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING All kinds of
- generator, tnagneto and carburetor
work; brazing and welding. Rossvllle
Avenue Auto Co.. 65 Rossville avenue.
Main 1768. . 25-15
FOR SALE
Ford touring car; new paint; over,
hauled; good looking $225, $75 cash, bal
ance $25 per month. t
Ford truck, with attachment making a
one-ton truck; solid tires on rear. .
"WIIlys-Knlght; good condition and
splendid for looks. This is a car any
man would feel proud to own. See this.
Hudsop light lx-Forty; good condition.
This would make a splendid personal or
rent car.
"Jitney bus;" will seat 12 to 14 people.
Make in splendid condition, ready for
ervlce.
Bill Jones Automobile Co.
224 Market St.
2264-2687 Main.
25-11
FOR SALE Auto; Ford touring car.
latest model; run about 3,000 miles; in
excellent condition; $350 cash. J. M.,
care New. 25-5
FOR SALE USED CARS
One 6-46 seven-passenger Paige, in
first-class shape; will make a splendid
rent car. '
One almost-new Saxon Six, five-passenger
touring car. fully equipped.
One five-passenger Oakland, Model 34,
only used seven months; good as new;
lias new tires all around and one extra
tire.
One Model 32 Oakland roadster, re
built and in first-class shape.
One seven-passenger Pope-Hartford, In
fine shune: four new tires, one extra;
will make splendid rent car; $300 if taken
at once.
One five-passenger Haynes, good as
new: irood tires, one extra, at half price
One Packard limousine, in No. 1 shape;
cost 24.500: our price. $1,000.
A good delivery truck, in good running
order, $150; the body alone Is worth that
We don't need it.
,One six-cylinder engine, complete, in
good running shape, $100. 'It must be
sola.
We have six or seven automobile bodies
at your own price. We need the room.
We sell used cars that Kive service.
We sold this week a Ford coupe, a Grant
Six and a five-passenger Overland. Ask
inese people now tney like used cars
purchased from us.
Chattanooga Auto Companv
617 Broad Street. . "
25-8
FOR SALE 1917. FoTd touring car, in
fine condition; two extra tires and
rack; .: $325. Inquire at 62714 Georgia
avenue, 6 to 11 a.m. 25-10
FOR SALE Ford car. 1916 model. In
good shape. Call 334 Lytle street.
North Chattanooga. 25-j-lO
FOR SALE A new Cole eight-cylinder
car, cheap for cash. SeJter Auto Serv
ice, ai Read house lobby. Main 599.
85-5
FOR SALE One Ford touring car.
Model 1916, in excellent condition. Can
be seen at Mutual Auto Co, Open day
and night. 25-J-5.
GO TO Qiadlflh machine works for excel
lent auto repair and machine work; re
pairs to all kinds of steam and laundry
machinery; quick repair work on auto
delivery trucks a specialty. We solicit
a trial. 25. tf
FOR RENT Rooms
FOR RENT Large room and kitchen
ette, furnished for housekeeping; no
children. 609 Chestnut. 3-10
FOR RENT Steam-heated room. 618
Oak street. Main 4623. 3-6
FOR RENT Unfurnished room opposite
Y. M. C. A., reasonable. Call Main
6301. 3-g
FOR RENT A nice furnished room, 114
Mitchell avenue. Phone Main 4707. 3-12
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for
housekeeping on St. Elmo avenue;
$22.50 per month. This Drire does nnt
include heat. Call Main 350 and ask I
lor mrs. Alien. 3-g
FOR RENT Nicely-furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; also bedroom. Mrs.
F. A. Uollis. 723 Cedar street. 3-6
RAILROAD TIMS TABU
Schedule Effective Dee. 9, 1(17.
(Schedule figures published only as In
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Dally except Sunday.
Sunr'ay onl. .
FOR SALE
eOR i8ALt-Dry heater w& $ paf
load. Southern Coal Co., Main 3200.
i 6-J-s
SEE the big bargains on easy terms in
used pianos. AJnutt, It E. Sixth street.
FOR SAU5 Computing scales for quick
service. , Address Scales, No. 14 East
Eleventh street, or phone Main 6868.
Chattanooga, Tenn. 6-1-10
FOR SALE A large ship
ment of heaters, ordered
before the last advance, in
cluding Hot Blast, cast
iron, wood and other vari
eties, delayed in shipment,
we have just received; in
order io avoid carrying
over will be sold regardless
of prices; 30 and 60 days
cash prices. Close Furni
ture Co., 434 Market St.
Main 2010. 5-5
FOR SALE Underwood and Remington
typewriters, cheap. 17 E. 7th st. Main
6896, 6-tf
FOR SALE With each set of harness
sold next week I will give away free
A 60-cent box of grease polish. Head
quarters for lines, either single or
double; prices cannot be beat. I carry
a white saddle soap, also a presto hand
soap and cleaner for benefit of auto
repairers. W. C. Duffey. 426 Market
street. 6-7
FOR SALE Two horses, fine shape;
weigh about 1,200 pounds each. Main
601. John S. Crabtree, 826 ft Market
street. 5-8
FOR SALE-Slightlyused $175 phono
graph; will sell at bargain. Small Ed
ison phonograph and twenty-five rec
ords for $7.50. Sixty player-piano
rolls, good selection; will sell for 15
cents roll. 1915 model Ford truck;
. must be sold at a bargain. V. C. Kel
ley,. 20 East Sixth. Main 6440. 6-8
FOR SALE New model $100 Monarch
visible typewriter; good condition;
beautiful oak typewriter desk worth
$25; good adjustable typewriter chair
wortn 6; all tor $100 cash. R. M. H
care News. i 5.5
FOR SALE To move your piano; to
rdnf Vfiup n(onn 4a Km, .... i ...... . ,
sell your piano; to tune your piano. 'All
pura. s-euBonauie. jt. n,. ijansiora, 20
East Sixth street. -Main 6440. 6-f-4
FOR SALE Nine months' lease on a
vv.j xuui-rwiii new apartment, newly
furnished In mahogany furniture; close
in, located in select neighborhood. If
you are looking for a nest apartment.
- ycici, luniisuea wun nign-graan
.uiimuiT), jiivBBiiHMie mis, uwner leav
ing city and compelled to sell immedi
ately. Phone Main 3633. S-5
GOOD TYPEWRITER, one
good rolltop desk, two flat
top desks, nice lot of wal
nut antiquated furniture,
art squares, lot of dishes,
iron beds, ranges, mahog
any and fumed oak library
tables. Will sell cheap to
make room for bankrupt
stock. Dicks .Furniture Co.,
429 Market St. Main 2933.
6-6
FOR SALE Second-hand
heaters and oil stoves; will
close out regardless of
price. Close Furniture Co.,
434 Market St. Main 2010.
5-5
ONE LARGE sdcond-hand
Leo Heater, suitable for
store or barn or garage, for
sale cheap. Main 2010.
Close Furniture Co.," 434
Market St. 5-5
. Big Bargain Main
Good two-story brick building 50x130, near Market street. Railroad
track in rear. Buitable for wholesale or warehouse purposes. Price
only $17,000; $5,000 cash, balance in ten annual payments. Mr. Mer
?hant! Buy thia for your business house and stop paying rent.
C. V. Brown & Bro. Sole Agents
See us for bargains in Real Estate and Houses for Rent.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
?wi cS?-Sfi weu; I up to me g
IWtWiVoWfA I WILI HAVaVTo EAT rJ VJHO 60Wtf Sr4 TE
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MISCELLANEOUS
"JUST A MINUTE. PLEASE"
- Bring or mall your
KODAK FILMS
.. the best- finishing house in the city.
NOVELTY PHOTO CO.
10 East Eleventh Street Chattanooga.
McCRAOKEN BROS.
Successors to Chattanooga Furniture
Hospital,
Furniture Repairers
Packing
Main !272. 123 Carter St
WAIR WORK.
1 'am now prepared to do hair work: all
sun aes or natural nair lor saie. ran.
Hopkins, phone Main 6045. 12-J-24
L. C. SMITH A RRO.. tvDewriters. 17 E,
. 7th st. Main 6896. 12-tf
PENSIONS-ALLOWANCES
'?IVIL WAR veterans and widows, vol
unteers and regulars; war with Spain,
Philippine islands and China. Allow
ances for wives, children, mothers and
others. Dependents in present world
war for democracy, file applications at
once; no attorney's fees. 817 Georgia
avenue. Main 653. 12-tf
DISSOLUTION NOTICE The Dartner
ship existing between E. M. Zink and
O. Lb Wiggins, doing business as Zink
& Wiggins, is dissolved by mutual con
sent. O. Li. WiKKina retiring- and E. M.
Zink continuing in business. All per
sons owing above firm are requested to
make prompt settlement. The firm's
indebtedness will be settled by E. M.
, Kink, who assumes all indebtedness. E.
M. Zink, O. L. Wiggins. , 12-s-t-t
liARGE assortment of ko
daks, films, compasses
pedometers and all acces
sories for the soldiers. Ko
dak films developed free
Instructions how to take
good . kodak pictures
given by an. expert free of
char ere.
VIOLET STUDIO
929 'Market St. Phone M
1405. 12-10
FOR .SALE A complete boarding house.
doing nice business: owner leaving the
city and will ncrinre tr sold at once.
The O'Neal. 119 McCallie ave. n tf
TEACHERS WANTED .
Fall and January openings. Foster's
Teachers' Agency, Atlanta, Oa.t Jackson
rllle. Fla.
LOST
LOST Between 113 West Sixth street,
the telephone building and Eleventh
and Market, a small folding pocketbook
containing one ten-dollar bill and sev
eral other bills and four one-dollar
hills. Finder return to J13 West Sixth,
or call Main 4354 and receive liberal
reward. 1-5
WALTER T. WOOD, plumber, "On the
Square.'" Plumbing and heating. 19
Market square. Main 3868. 12-1-13
LOST In restroom of Chattanooga Sav
ings bank, a handbag containing $9 In
bills and a watch bracelet. Reward for
return. Call Main B!9 or 2813. 1-6
Lost Wednesday afternoon, on Dry
Valley road, a toque fox neckpiece. Re
turn to Miss Virginia Limbangh, D. B.
Loveman Co., and receive reward. 1-5
LOST On Saturday morning,, between
11 and 12 o clock, 35 in bills, between
Hamilton National bnnk and T. H.
Payne company. Finder please return
to Mrs. O. B. Andrews and receive re
ward. Telephone Main 6224. 1-5
WHEN your shoes need repairing call
main ot. vicme onue Biiuy, w. j. .rom
land, proprietor. l-j-24
LOST On West Seventh street, cameo
brooch, with pin broken otr. Under
please call Mam 6133 fur liberal re
ward. ' 1-7
LOST One octagon-shaped gold wrist-
watch, somewhere between bottom of
incline railway and residence of Web
ster James on Lookout mountain; $10
reward for returning. Finder please
notify either Maj. Laurson, Eleventh
cavalry, or Webster James, Lookout
mountain. 1-5
LOST Rlnck fur muff in downtown dis
trict Thursday at the noon hour. Finder
please return to News office. 1-7
PLUMBING repaired by J. W. Houston,
19 East Sixth street. Main 1341. 12-J-13
Street Build ng
yIMH
WANTED REPAIRING Off SEWING
MACHINES BY SPENCER. I'HW EX
PERr. 1 EAST SIXTH ST. MAIN
4114. 14-D.w
WE BUY and pay highest
spot cash prices for second
hand furniture and 'stoves.
Dicks Furniture Co.', 429
Market St. Main 2933.
14-tf
WANTED-To purchase National cash
registers; anf condition, any atyle;
must be cheap.. 14 East Eleventh.
Main 6853. 14-8
WE BUY second-hand fur
niture, stoves and ranges.
Phone Main 2010. 14-5
want fid To buv one eood heavy two
horse wagon. Phone Main 2354. 14-10
WANTEn Bv nrlva te family in St
Elmo, two gentlemen to room and
board; all conveniences; on car line.
Address Boarders,' care News. 14-J-l
WANTED Old false teeth. I pay $2 to
18 per run set. aiso pans wanieu,
prompt returns. M. Greenspan, Jew-
eler, 115 Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
14-J-29
WANTED To buy 100
second-hand refrigerators;
will pay spot cash. Dicks
Furniture Co., 429 Market
St. Main 2933. 14-tf
WANTED To hear from owner of good
farm for sale; state cash price, full de
scription. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis,
Minn. 14-25-19
WANTED To repair your cash regis
ter, any makes, by skilled mechanic
who has had factory experience; satis,
faction guaranteed. 14 East Eleventh
. street. Main 6853. 14-8
WANTED Large. sire floor register;
must be reasonable. Phone Main 1975.
1.15
WANTED Will pay cash
for good second-hand fur
niture. Main 1307. 14-f-4
FILL YOURSELF EATING TIN CANS,
orass tacks and pig Iron,, then drink
delicious Panpepsln at all fountains and
feel bully. Jo Anderson, druggist, li.tt
WANTED To buy, sell or exchange any
thing you have. O. it... care wews.
WANTED To buy accounts, bills, notes
or Judgments, old and outlawed paper.
S. A. C, care News. 14-f-l
WANTED At once, by adults, a modern
five or six-room house in Higniana
Park or centrally located in city. Ad
dress H. H., care News. 14-31
WALTER T. WOOD, plumber, "On the
square.- 1'iuniDing ana nettling. i
Market square. Main 3868. 14-1-13
WANTED Room and board for myself
and wife. South Chattanooga pre.
ferred. L. H. Means. Ill W. 6th st
Phone M. 5415. 14-tf
SALESMEN WANTED
DO TOU want clean, nigh.clasa, money-
making stlllng propositions! iou win
rind them In Specialty Salesman Maga
zine 100-page monthly; chuck full in.
spiratlonal selling talks by best writ,
ers: every issue course in salesman
ship; vigorously exposes "Junk" sellers,
misrepresenters and frauds; the agent's
champion; yearly $2. Send 25c for
three months' trial subscription read
current .ssue; If not satisfied, 25o re.
funded. (Sold on news stands.) Spe.
cialty Salesman Magazine, Caxton
building. Chicago. 10-tf
SALESMEN WANTED Excellent per
manent position lor capuoie salesmen
in Tennessee for 1918; staple line for
general retail trade; liberal commis
sions; $35 weeklv advance. Rico Co.,
806 Williams Uldg., Detroit. 10-5
FOR RENT.
6-room house on Carter $20.00
7-room house on Bailey 30.00
4-room cottage on Mission ridge,
near Bragg's tower, completely
furnished 36.00
6-room house on East Terrace.... 25.00
3-room house In East Lake 6.00
S. F. BRADING.
817 Georsia Avenue.
Phone Main 553 or Hemlock 102$.
2$
PLANTS
PLANT papershell pecan trees now; buy
guaranteed trees cheap from the larg
est and most reliable nursery Boutli;
booklet free. Bass Pecan Co., Lumber
ton, Miss. 20-5
SITUATION WANTED
Sff UATlOTWAN'fjb Ry a competent
young lady, as bookkeeper; state salary.
Address Bookkeeper, care News. 11-8
SITUATION WANTEIV-As salesman: at
present employed, but desire to make
change at once: over draft age. P. O,
Box 120. city. 11-7
SITUATION WANTED By young mar
ried women; prefer copying or filing:
five years' experience. Address Box
27, care News. , 11-J-l
SITUATION WANTED As private sec
retary or stenographer; not subject to
draft; experienced in railroad work,
iron and steel business and coal and
land business. Can furnish best of ref
erences. Address Efficiency, care News,
11-J-l
YOU WOULD HARDLY CALL THIS A BANQUET,
HELP WANTED Female
iLf WANi'hiD colored girls ot ueat
appearance, to do sewing. Good wages
paid while learning. 112 Carter st 8t(
HELP WANTED Experienced females.
Call In person. International Red Cedar
works, Alton Park, Tenn. 8-t-t-s
WANTED Loopers, la
dies' hose, half hose and
sizes; best prices paid;
-nice quarters. Apply to
John McCarter, ground
floor, 809 Georgia Ave.
8-16
HELP WANTED Several women for al
teration room. Robert Schwarts Co.
8-5
HELP WANTED Lady traveler for
1018; part time only necessary; staple
line; sells all year; every home a pos
sible sale; salary, commission and ex
pense allowance to right lady, Mc
Brady & Co., Chicago. 8-5
IIELP WANTED 8 girls
between 16 and 25 years of
age, who have a grammar
school education, for our
operating department
Well paid while learning;
frequent and1 regular in
creases; short hours. You
can do your "bit" amid
pleasant surroundings in a
congenial occupation by
acting quickly. Apply to
Miss Wayt, Instructress,
Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company. 8-7
WOMEN to sell guaranteed hosiery to
wearer; snlary $16 full time, 26o an
hour spare time: enormous Christmas
trade; experience unnecessary. Guar
antee mills, Norristown, Pa. 8. a
HELP WANTED Five bright, capable
ladies to travel, demonstrate and sell
dealers; $75 to $150 per month; railroad
fare paid. Goodrich Drug company.
Dept. 816, Omaha, Neb. 8-Sats.
LADIES Make big money introducing
our high-grade products; experience t.'
capital unnecessary; sample case free;
credit extended. Duchess Co., Dept. 46,
Minneapolis, Minn. 8 5
HELP WANTED Responsible woman
wanted; unusual opportunity for some
one of refinement to utilize spare time
introducing- Priscllla fabrics, hosiery,
corsets, etc; beautiful samples fur
nished. Address Flttcharles Co., Fltz
charles Bldg., Trenton, N. J. $-5
WANTED Girla and women to work at
Model laundry. Good pay and steady
work. . 8-tf
FOR SALF Bicycles, Tires and 8up.
plies. I have got the largest
stock to select from, also the
S-jT largest stock of repair parts to
fttwtv be found anywhere in Chat.
VT W tanooaa. This, together wtth
my nineteen years' experience
in me uicycie business, makes me best
prepared to take care of your Bicycle
requirf-mens.
ED MAILER. 927 Market 8V.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN On
furniture and other per
sonal property; also small
loans on real, estate.
American Security Co.,
711V2 Market. Main 2139.
28-tf
FOR
SHINGLES
CALL
WILLINGHAM ft CO.
MAIN 40 and S6S
BANKRUPTCY SALE OF
MEAT MARKET
EQUIPMENT
By order of the referee in bankruptcy,
I will, on Thursday, Jan. 10, IMS, sell at
auction to the highest bidder all the fur
niture and fixtures of A. Wlnslmer,
bankrupt, lorsted at $36 West Ninth
street and $04-20(1 Bust Main street. Said
equipment consists of refrigerators, ice
boxes, cash registers, scales, meat slln
ers and stuffers, motors, automobile
truck, etc. Sale of the property at 33
West Ninth street will begin at 10 a.m.
Sale at Knst Main street will begin at
II a.m. Phone Main 3(71.
. J. S. WRINKLE trustee
roR
ROOFING and PAINTS
CALL
WILLINGHAM CO.
MAIN 40 and 80
ALL
Trvj
Not) ShS MEAT XND
POTATOES ACB- TOO MUCH
WS BUT I WonV
3TOPT& MAKE
FRY EC6S.7HAT
COFFCE
WILL BE
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FOR SALE Real Estate
lX)K EXCHANGE Farm for small prop,
erty or for stock of merchandise,
rhnman jTrlmbly. 121 E. 8th St. Phone
Main $717. 6-tf
FOR SALE Real Estate:
10-acre farm 7 miles south
of Chattanooga. Fine place
for chickens and hogs. Has
about 200 fruit trees. Must
be seen to be appreciated.
Call John R. Evans, Main
448 or 632.
For Saje or Exchange
20 acres south of this city:
11 M acres near Redbank;
23 acres seven miles north of this city;
45 acres at Oiaysville, Tenn.;
70 acres one mile south of Graysvllle;
421 acres ten miles south of Cleveland,
in Hradley county;
40 acres near Daisy; ,
40 acres Daisy, Tenn. J
40 acres, at Carpenter, Ala.
All these farms are for sale or ex
change for city property.
If you don't see what you want listed
here, Inquire for a more complete list at
my office. See
WEST
105 West Ninth. Main 5892.
6-6
FOR SALE Beautiful new seven-room
bungalow in Highland Park; has all
modern conveniences; is vacant, and
can get immediate possession. Olmsted
& Crabtree, 826Vi Market street. Main
601. 6-8
FINE FLORIDA PLANTATION 3,640
acres, splendid genernl farm land; 1,200
acres under cultivation; dark sandy
loam, red clay subsoil; one of the best
bargains along sen board. Price $12
per acre. Mention Bargain No. 1. B.
L. Hammer, General Development
Agent. Seaboard Air Line Railway,
Norfolk, Va. 24-5
FOR SALE Real Estate
Fine residence lot between
Second and Third on Pop
lar St. Splendid view of
city. Will sacrifice if sold
at once. Phone M. 1767.
FLOUIDA FARM 160 acres, all under
cultivation except ten acres woodlot:
unsurpassed in southeast for general
farming and livestock. House, barn
ami outbuildings. Only $4,000: terms.
Mention Rargaln No. 2. B. L. Ham
mer, General Development Agent, Keny
bpard Air Line Railway Co., Norfolk.
Va. 24-5
AGENTS WANTED
AA Al FROPOSITrSN
Men, Women, Hoy and Girls (16)
Agents' Spure Time.
Rig Money.
Make money in your spore time selling
"Uanlyte" indestructible gas mantles;
savesxone-thlrd gas; equals tho light of
two others and outlasts one-half dozen
of any other make; retails at 15c each,
two for 20c; one dozen sent uostpnld
upon receipt of $1 to agents, or on con
signment if references are sntlHfao
tory. J. I. Robin, Mfr. and Patentee,
l.'lOtlx street and Park avenue, New
York. $-6
AGENTS WANTED Kerogas burner;
makes a gas stove out of any old cook
stove; burns kerosene (coal oil); abso
lutely safe; cost low; every home, espe
cially country and small town, means
a sale. Kerogas Burner Co., 8857 Rex
street, Dayton, O, 8-5
AGENTS WANTED Men or women;
city, county and slate agents, in pro
tected territory; fast repeating line;
guaranteed goods; experience unneces
sary; nil or spare time samples free.
The National Products Co., Mans
field, O. S-5
AGENTS WANTED Add $2,800 to $5,000
to your income without interfering
with your present occupation by selling
the nationally-advertised AJax Chem
ical Flie Engine. Every factory and
mill, town and city, store, mine, coun.
try estate, etc., is a live immediate
prospect. Under present conditions
businessmen realise great necessity for
fire protection. Write now for pur
proposition. No oapltal required. A
dignified, profitable opportunity. AJnx
Fire Engine Works, Bush Terminal
i"Uff., 110. Brooklyn. N. Y. 3-5
tiUSiJM&ftS OPPOBTUNlTlifiS
TWENtY-FlVtf WTItsTTrTTe'ifGanii
oil lease may mske $10,000 oil leases
$5 per acre, $1 per acre down, 60c pur
acre weekly; $25 buys 6 seres, $5 down
$2.50 a week for Oklahoma oil leases.
Opening new field may muke your lease
worth $1,000 acre; this has happened
in Oklahoma many times. Buy low,
vll high; that plan haa made fortunes
for lease owners; big advance coming
In price; $25 buys 8 acres; $50 buys 10
(icres; $1011 buys 80 acres; remit $1
per sere first payment or $5 per acre
In full payment. Agents wanted.
Write for free Information. T. M. Mi
lam, 71 Colcord Dldg., Oklahoma, Okla.
13-5
HELP WANTED Male
HKLP WANTED At once, experienced
iaundryman; gcod wages to right man.
Apply to Dalton Steam laundry, Dnl
ton, (!a. 1-9
FOtt RENT Houses
FOR RENT For three months' lease, or '
longer if delred. five-room furnlnhed i
cottage. Highland I'ark, near East I
Iake car line; $30 per month. Call '
Macrae & Stuart, Main 2108. . 2-8
RIGHT lLL,
tun YCH tF
if
SOOH HAV BOILEO EJS AS - t
FPiep? ve cam ATTweM j
OUT OF THS OM61L AMD j
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SCHEME TO BUILD HOME
FOR GIRLS AT CHARLESTON
Urged Upon Secretary of War
Baker by Mrs. John D,
Rockefeller, Jr.
New York, Jan. 5. Adoption of a
specialized scheme for the housing of
woman workers at military training
campa and cantonments and In Indus
trial centers was urged upon 8 ec re
tar y of Wur Baker in a letter made
public here by Mrs. John V. Rocke
feller, Jr., representing the housing
committee of the war work council of
tho Young Women'a Christian asso
ciation. The association plans to
build, at Its own expense, a model
home for girls at Charleaton, 8. C,
and the hope was expressed that the
government would erect duplicate ot
this Institution throughout the coun
try. "In view of the probability that an
Increasing number of women most
necessarily be employed in war activi
ties in connection with camps, it Is
strongly recommended that these
women be placed on a war basis," the
letter said, "enlisting for war aervlce
under military discipline. Such disci
pline would do away with many ob
jectionable features of such service at
the present time.
"We beg that the government, rec
ognizing its responsibility to those
girls, build for them houses where
they may eat and sleep and be pro
vided with proper oversight as well aa
opportunities for recreation, none of
which are at present available. If it
Is the wish of the war department,
the Young Women'a Christian asso
ciation will undertake to furnish lead
ership for the social and recreational
life of these girls.
"This same need which exists among
women employed In connection with
the camps is as great among the
women already employed in factoriea
making war supplies."
The association's plan, which will
be embodied in the Charleston- estab
llshment, has been laid In detail be
fore OHo Kldllts, in charge of nous
Ing conditions for the council of na
tional defense,
FIRST RELIEF FOR
EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS
Washington, Jan. 6. First relief
for the victims' of the Guatemala
earthquake reached that city
New Year's day on a ship from
British Honduras. The supplies, In
cluded more than 8,000 woolen
blankets, tents and clothing. The ves
sel has returned to British Honduras
for more supplies.
The American charge d'affaires re
ported that communication with Puerto
Barrios by rail probably would be re
stored by Jan. 8, enabling the entry of
relief supplies and the departure of
a large number of people. Including a
small number ot destitute Americana.
The earthquake - shocks, the telegram
stated, were continuing on Jan. 1, but
with less frequency and violence. , He
reported the Ametlcan legation builds
ing unsafe.
Krtrth shocks of moderate Intensity
were recordod on. seismographs at
Georgetown university here last night,
beginning at 11:88 o'clock and continu
ing until 12:67 a.m. today. The loca
tion could not be determined, but It
wan thought to be a continuance of the
shocks at Guatemala City. .
DRAFTED MEN CAN BE
SENT WHERE NEEDED
Kansas City, Jan. 5. The right of
the government to send drafted men
for military service wherever needed
waa upheld In federal court in Kansas
City, Kans., when Judge John C. Pot
lock denied the application for a writ
of habeas corpus releasing Robert
Cox, of Richmond, Mo., from the na
tional army. The case was filed on
Dec. S, the petition contending the
government contemplated sending Cox;
an artilleryman, to France In "viola
tion of hla constitutional rights." -
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