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TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1918.
THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
II
AUTOMOBILES
wuiuauuuiM liUAtia LArtguat atuck in
the city at lowest prioea; machinery
(or grinding and pollahlns the edge"
wa make them (it: give us a oait in.
dependent Olsss Co 81-81
square. Main MWL
FOR SALES 1916 model
Phone Hemlock 880.
Ford
car.
25-27
FOR SALE! At bargain If taken at once.
1917 Ford touring car; also 1914 Ford
touring car., four Overland cars, flve
paesenger. All in good condition. Bee
us it you are thlrUring of buying, or
calL. Hemlock 1039 or ,2284. Hemlock
Garage. 25-m-28
FOR SALES Wa have several Ford
form-a-trucks ranging from 8276 up.
All are in good condition, and demon
stration will be given. Hart's Garage.
Chestnut at Eighth.
TIRES .
Just received, large shipment of tires.
Including Flak. Portage, Kdkomo. Knight,
Goodrich, Republic, Marathon, Miller and
several cheaper tires, a, numoer oi mim
ing makes, 3,500-mile to 6,000-mile tires: '
- Size, - Plain, Skid. Tubes. I
80x3 110.00 I10.6D $2.50
S0x3V4... 13.10 13.70 8.00
32x32 15.40 16.00 8.50
34x4 21.85 23.00 8.95'
86x4 31.00 82.80 4.851
86x42 81.80 82.90 8.00
J7x5 37.25 89.00 8.10
High-Grade "Seconds" For Cash Only.
Vulcanizing.
TENNESSEE! TIRE 'CO.
J.- B. SliINN, Manager.
1116 Market St. Phone Main 6866.
26-16
FOR SALS A Ford touring car, prac
; tically new; will sell cheap; good rea
son for selllnz. Call Main 4675. 14
Mitchel -avenue. 25-m-12
VNUSUAl. WAR-TTMB OPPORTUNITY
Remarkable display or reconstructed,
reflnlshed and repainted uaed cars. These
cars will be sold at prices that will make
you a first-class-car owner at little ex
pense. i Look over this list then come In and
Buy:
Dodge touring ear, late model. '....8500.00
Ford touring car, 1917 model 350.00
StuaenaKer seven-passenger, al
most new
800.00
800.00
600.00
800.00
8U0.00
900:00
600.00
terms
Overland touring car
jrremier touring car
Hudson 7-passenger touring .ar. .
IH-ton truck
?-ton Republic truck (almost new)
-ton truck-
Inspections allowed. Liberal
given.
BILL JONES AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
824 Market Street
25-19
FOR SALE Cheap, four-cylinder Hen
derson motorcycle. Terrell Electrical
Co. 6-12
FOR SALE My six-cylinder, tliree
passenger Studebaker roadster; first
class condition. C. D. Richmond. Main
"18. 25.15
MISCELLANEOUS
I C. SMITH BRO, typewriters, 17 B.
12-tf
"JUST A MINUTE, PLEASE"
Bring or mall your
fc KODAK FILMS
to the best finishing house in the city.
NOVELTY PHOTO CO.
H Oast Hleventb Street. Chattanooga,
FOR LEASE Owing to other business
that lakes my time, I am desirous of
leasing the old reliable Ithea Springs
property. Address V. W. Hushes,
city. ' 12-13
I PUT two hogs up; weigh about 75 or
80 pounds apiece; slit in left ear.
Owner can get tflem by paying for ad.
Matthew Dobbs, S. P. Long place, St.
Elmo, Tenn. 12-m-14
POE TRANSFER CO.
MAIN 1381 OR HEMLOCK 1882.
We pack or crate anything In the fur
niture lino, suitable for transportation or
storage any place. Our prices are right;
our work guaranteed. What more car.
you ask? Give us a chance to prove our
ciaim. , lz-m
WHAT A CUSTOMER SAYS:
Monfengle, Tenn., Feb. 18. 1918.
VIOLET STUDIO,
929 Market St.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Dear Sirs I received my pictures.
Think they are fine. Never had better
work done In my life. Thanking you for
your gooa wora ana promptness, I re
main, respectfully, Mrs. II. J. Custer.
12-tf,
PENSIONS-ALLOWANCES
CIVIL 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
i war for democracy, file applications at
. once: no attorney's fees. 817 Georgia
avenue. Main 6Si. 12. tf
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved real
estate In city limits. W. B. Swaney.
606 James Bldg. 28.f.28
MONEY TO IX)AN $3,000 for three or
.five years on Improved real estate; 6
percent Call Main 601. 28-11
DOINGS OF THE-DUFFS
J I 8iNoyva Raised
Nouc prices jm neae
46AIH-
v71 1 la
WANTED
WE BUY and pav highest
spot cash prices for second
hand furniture and stoves.
Dicks Furniture CoV 429
Market St Main 2J33.
1 14-tf
WANTED Teams and woodcutter for
one year, fifteen miles from Chattanooga-
houses for rent at 88 per
month, with plenty of space for gar
den and chickens; will pay 11.18 per
cord for cutting. Fine opportunity to
annrf the summer In the country. Ad
dress phone Hemlock 1966. . 14-tf
i
WANTED Repairing or . sewing ma
chines by Bpencer, the expert 111 East
seventn street. Main uii i-u
WANTED To collect your old acoounts,
notes, bad checks, rent bills, etc.;
strictly on commission basis. All costs
paid by us. Out-of-town collectlona our
specialty, ask ror. terms.- jr. v. uux
126, Station A. city. 14-m-li
WANTED To exchange a good-size
farm, good building, a well and two
springs, for suburban cottage. Answer
Quick. Address Farm, care News. 14-13
WANTED To see you If you have a
piano to dispose of. Templeman Piano
Co., 723 Market street. 14-tf
WANTED Furnished apartment, three
or four rooms, close in. Address Apart
ment, care News. , 14-m-l
WANTED If you have any carpenter or
repair work, screening, changing of
windows or doors, why not have an
expert for this workT Drop me a card.
1509 East Eighteenth street. 8. T.
Vlckery. 14-12
wanteuT9 buy 191T Ford; will pay
msnesi cam price, call Hemlock 1U3,
14-12
WANTED To buy automobile; must be
vneap. .nuurees juansiora, zo East
Sixth street. -14-14
WANTED If you want
piano see Templeman'a.
street.
to sell ' your
72 J Market
14-tf
iimur wain rjaijj 1'Its good seam
stresses on ready-to-wear; can give
ui- Appiy m isaet Ninth, street.
14-13
TO deliver well.rnttaH mrnr.A
manure, $1.75 per load; fine for irardens
imu uuwcr oeus. lx us do your plow
ing and draying. Call Hemlock 11)66.
14-16
'vaihic,l a young man as partner In
a-A,,ofltabls business, who can Invest
'"" " he'P run the business; 8300 to
T. v r nront m th bus ness.
Address P. O. Rut Mr n.n .7
TVn """S.
14-12
foi Ar!P,"ltedi K"-ntoed; railed
ror and delivered anywhere. Watch
EastJETghrh.rePa'rlnS- Mai83. "3
WANTED A rood whit.
mlddle-sged
dreV WJlLK "'"nee. Ad
Ad-14-26
care News.
1 iJ?H5!"!2 E.ATINO TIN CANS.
h.hXi. V. ",,u ,r"n, men drink
reel bully. Jo Anderson, druggist I4.tf
PLANTS
PLANTS Frost-proof cabbage plants, all
varieties; 1.000, 12.60; 10.000 and over
J. Genuine Nancy Hall and Porto Uloo
potato sprouts, 84 per thousand; 10.000
and over. $3.50. All varieties tomato,
eg(? and pepper plants. Write for prices
and special assortment of plants for
Cla.LANT.S.-w hve 10.000,000
rass :s
' 20-20
. SEED POTATOES
An ONIOtfSETS
Jill ItOIMilae . I I
co .n..''1:?- wv Lciy ft
. , v.vwfi ana
teenth streets. Chattanooga.
West
Thlr
6-7-f
jMrju rui ATUKS in nnn K.. i i
rTetiese"'w,aMe r a'l
rieiies. W. H. Leau v a
seed
va
ChTAaUrga. WMt thirteenth '.S
o-ti
corner
LOST
LOST An ear screw.
Reward.
Phona Main 4fff2
1-12
FOR SALE Bicycles. Tires and Sup.
' ".""!: J nav largest
stock to select from, also the
ffLfa largest atock of repair parts to
VjTT W be found anywhere In Chat.
tartooga. This, together with
, mmy, olrnftf?en yeftr"' eiperlence
in the Bicycle .Business, makes me best
prepared to take care of your Bicycle
requirements.
D MARtER. 927 Market t
FOR
SASH AND DOORS
CALL ON
WILLINGHAM & CO.
MAIN 40 and 368
oH,Nea, vit've
Gar To po rr
WELL, lL TRS
THAT MM&UR.
I I m I F
I i i
II l KWEE ,. n I m i
THREE
FOR SALE
FOR SALES.
Garden tools that will make your gar
dening a real pleasure. Also all kinds of
wiie to protect It.
Stovall Hardware Company.
904 Market street. Phone Main 6700.
Screen doors, windows and screen wire
Just received. Buy early and save
worry. We have a very large assort
ment. Stoval) Hardware Company.
106 Market street Phone Main (700.
Corn stick cskepsns and muffin rings
will make meal better than flour and our
government's requlrenemt easy. See ua.
Stovall Hardware ComDanv.
tot Market street Fhone Main 1700,
Fifty cents aaves plumbing bills. Just
phone Main 6700 and we will aend a can
of ideal Home Plumber to unstop your
drainpipes.
Stovall Hardware Company.
S0( Market street Phone Main 6700.
S-a
FOR SALE Young fresh milch cows.
J. P. Wilholt. 1001 Main street or Mc
Donald ststlon. S-lt
FOR SALE 100,000 once-used strawberry
cupss, 12.60 per 1,000; in good shape.
Box 177, Cleveland, Tenn. 6-16
FOR SALE 860-pound mare mule and
harness, $60 cash. Main 8200. 6-12
FOR SALE Cheap. I am soiling out
part of my fourteen-roora rooming
house at 119 McCain avenue. If you
are looking for a bargain, don't fall to
Investigate this. tf
FOR SALE The best livery and board
Ing stable In Chattanooga; muat be
soia on sccount or sickness, at a bar
gain. Investigate It at 428 Market
street v 6-ij
fclANOS
we buy, sell, tune. rent, move or re.
finish like new For snythlng about
glanoa call R. B. Lansford, No. 20 East
ixlh. Main 6440. lS.m.l
HELP WANTED Female
HELP WANTED Several ex
perienced telephone operators
for vacation substitute!. Full
.credit for previous experience
will be given. ' Many special
opportunities for promotion ;
short hours, and well-paid on
weekly basis. Apply to Miss
Wayt, Instructress, Cumber
land Tel. &'Tel. Co. 8-18
HELP WANTED Combination cook and
nurse. Main 2454. 8-tf
HELP WANTED A good cook.
Newell
sanitarium, 707 Walnut street
8-13
HELP WANTED A young lady for gen
eral ofrioe work. Apply In own hand
writing. Address P. O. Box 219. 8-12
HliLP WANTED Combined housewom-
an and nurse. Apply Mrs. J. Solomon,
405 West Eleventh street 8-14
HELP WANTED Toung lady with expe
rience in Dinaery or printing; perma
nent position; good pay. Apply morn
ings after 10 o'clock. Target Supply
and Printing Co., Sixth and Cherry.
8-111-I8
HELP WANTED Experienced knitters;
sizes and half-hose; can use a few
learners; day pay while learnlns;. Ap
ply to Chattanooga Knitting Mills, Esst
Chattanooga, Tenn. 8-25
HELP WANTED Toting girls about 16
years of aire for bundle wrunnra vrit.
ler Bros. Co. g.j2
HELP WANTED A class of ten
young ladici will begin imme
diately learning the telephone
business. Young ladies be
tween 18 and 25 years of age,
possessing a grammar ' acliool
, education, will find it to their
advantage to join this class at
once. You will be well-paid
while learning, with frequent
and regular increases. Con
genial people to work with,
rapid promotion for those who
-how ability; no previous ex
perience necessary. Apply to
Miss Wayt, Instructress, Cum
berland Tel. & Tel. Co. 8-18
HELP WANTED Middle-aged white
lady for housekeeping. 204 West Dun
- can avenue. 8-12
WANTED Oirls
Model laundry,
work.
md women to work at
Good pay and sternly
l.tf
FOR RENT Houses
FOR RENT To responsible party, splen-
nia noma on east side; modern; garage
and servants' quarters. Main 2108.
MACRAE & STUART
2-1-4-5
SALESMEN WANTED
DO YOU want clean. niKh-clasa, money,
ma kin selling propnnitlonaT You will
find them In tipeclaltr Salesman Max,
sine 100 -pa Re, monthly; chuck full In.
spirational selling talks by best writ,
era; every Issue course In salesman,
ship; vlKoroualy exposes "Junk" sellers,
mlsrepreaenters and frauds; the a Kent's
champion; yearly 82. Send 26o for
three months' trial subscription read
current .esue; If not satisfied. tSxs re.
funded. (Sold on news stands.) Spa.
cialty Salesman Magailne, Caxton
building. ChlcsBo. 10. tf
THIS WAITER
Bt6lNNlMC rJexT WEEK,
WE WILL SCRVR 5MAi.Lf.P-j
rVerioMS id this
Pe-STADRAMr
ii i ii ii n li -v i i i. i i i ii v
HELP VANTED Male
WANTED Experienced
COAL MINKRS - (high
wage scale). We also have
some fine 6peuings where
experienced, persevering
Contractors can make good
. money. Call op or tele
phone RIDDLE COAL
COMPANY, 619 Hamilton
Bank Bldg. 7-tf
HELP WANTED Combination gun and
bicycle repairer, tr either one; good
salary. fchreveportArms and Cycle
Co, Bhreveport, La. 7-11
HELP WANTED An experienced man
on kodak work. Novelty Photo Co., 10
East Eleventh street Chattanooga. 7-11
HELP WANTED- EXPERIENCED
BOTTLERS ON FOOT POWER
CROWN SODA MACHINES: STEADY
WORK AND GOOD PAT. WRITK
DIEHL ft LORD. NASHVILLE, TEN
NES8EE. 7-12
HELP WANTED A No. 1 all-around
shoemaker; good wages. The Shoe
Renury, 1421 Market' street 7-14
HELP WANTED A No. 1 stenographer,
male. Apply in person after 7 p.m
829 Cherry street. 7-13
HELP WANTED Farmei' with wife that
Is willing to go north) work for both.
People with children need not apply.
Call or writ 2308 Cator street 7-14
HELP WANTED A first -class colored
blacksmith, also four helpers; steady
pom i ion. Appiy to rnuer Automobile
and Wagon works, 1223 Market street
7-14
WAN TED High-grade
machinists and lathe brands.
Steady employment guar
anteed good men; good pay;
eight-hour day. Apply at
works, Lucey Manufactur
ing Corporation, 19th and
Grove streets or 'phone
Main 785. . 7-tf
FOK SALE Real Estate
Kflt $ALE-JUr alehouse, one 8 V -axie
tract, also one 414-acre tract, east of
Mission ridge. Thomas Trlmby. 121
East Eighth street 6-m-13
FOR BALE Modern five-room cottage,
901 Highland Park avenue; mlKlit take
good car as part payment Hemlock
, 1178. 6-13
FOR 8ALF 316-acre. farm, twelve miles
out, $7,000; 276 acres, running water,
twenty miles out, 150 sores in cultiva
tion, nne stock farm, $7,000; 350 acres
fine red land, splendid lmprovemnntH, $5
per acre. 6. A. Brown, 100 West Ninth
street Main 6892. 8-13
FOR SALK Real estate. Dandy new
four-room bungalow, with electric
lights,-sewerage, etc., located right on
car-line In North Chattanooga; extra-1
large corner lot- with laraa rich iter-1
den spot already prepared and plant
ed. If sold at once, three years paid
up fire Insurance, good kitchen range, I
window ahades and planted garden will
all be Included. I'rlce $l.s,',fl; small!
cash payment, balance like rent. Calh
Main 4ti6 thla afternoon or tomorrow,!
or. Main 8891 between 6:80 and 9:30 1
this evening. 6-11
FOR SALK100 acres flrat-class hliih
hammock land, $25 per acre; timber will
more than pay for this land. Also 10,
000 acres pasture land, $4.60 per acre.
Brown Bros., Brookville, Fla. 8-18
FOR KENT Rooms
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 18
Cnllle'avenue.
Mc-8-13
FOR IIKNT Newly-furnished rooms;
reaaonnhle. New Home hotel, Main
8t31. 730 Georgia avenue. 3-16
FOR RKNT Modern steam-hested rooms
by day, week or month; positively
clean management; your pntronnite so
licited. Majestic hotel, 712 Cherrv
street.
FOR RENT ROOMS 821 Walnut Main
6105. 8-18'
FOR RUNT Two nice large unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; desirable
location, east aide. Main 4962. 8-18
FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms In
Highland Park; very reasonable. Call
Main 2279. 1-13 !
FOR RENTFurnlshed bsdroom. I'hona
Main 6167 or call 14 Mitchell, Apart,
ment 3. 3.J3
FOR RENT One nlcelv
bedroom; meals nearby. I'hona Min
8965.
8-12
FOR RENT Two deal
light housekeeping. Call Main 2r.nn.
8-11
FOR fiENT Rooms, wlrti , .
ooara. Mre. r.. M. Hopkins. Fleming!
block, corner Nlnlh and A streets. 8-n
"Group Your Debts"
Credit la a man' Greatest Aset
If your friends believe In you, so
does the GAMMON BYHTEM
BANK. We will finance you to
keep your bills from drsgirlng. A
clean sheet Is worth more than the
8 per cent. Ilscount you pay us.
loans repaid In weekly Installments
of 2 on each $ iOO.OO.
Citizeni Saving & 'Loan
Corporation
Veluntser Bldg. (Dewey St. Sid)
AND TOM NEVER DID GET
IT3 TUB
ewe a, si
TRNiUG To
yo CoM5BVe FAT5
TRW IT-
FOR RENT Automobiles
FOR HIRE Seven-passenger car. driven
by lady; catering especially to ladles
desiring to make trips to and from
the poet Phone Main $366. -m-22
SITUATION WANTED
SITUATION WANTED Ladies, listen!
I have a talent for cleaning glass win
dows. If you want work of that kind
done, call Main 2535 and ask for Leroy
x ryor. . u-11
SITUATION WANTED By engineer or
powerhouse man; can give beat of ref
erence. M. J., care New. 11-m-U
SITUATION WANTED Experienced
nurse, not trained, would nurse con
finement cases. Address Nurse, care
News. ii-u
SITUATION WANTED Toung man not
susbject to draft with cloan habits,
desires position as chauffeur for some
private family for the summer; reason,
able salary; careful and reliable driver;
any klnt of machine; two years' expe
rience; best of references. At present
employed as stenographer; desire
change for better health on outside.
Address L. ,A, Wooten, (29 Chestnut.
11-lt
SITUATION WANTED As atenogrs.
pher, by young lady with two year'
experience, Call Main 4877. 11-m-ll
FOB RENT Apartments
FOR RENT Attractive four-room fur.
nlahed apartment, near Oglethorpe car:
modern conveniences. Call Hemlock
POULTRY AND EQOS
FOR 8 ALE Errs for hatching, from
heavy laying White Leghorns. L. Bcott,
2800 Main atreet, Ridgedale. 27-m-H
No. 1676S.
6tats of Tennessee Chancery Court of
Hamilton County.
It. Howard
vs.
B. A. Emery et at.
II appearing from allegations In com.
piitlimnt'a bill, which is sworn to, that
Nettle Frltts and huxband. J. 14. Frltta:
.1 nines A. Emery, Charles Emery, Ellaa
A. Kichey ami husband, H. A. lilchey;
May Hells ltloliev' and linnlmmt l't
Ulchey; James Kmerv are nonresidents nf
the state of Tennessee, ao that the ordl.
nary prooesa of law cannot be served
upon them, It la ordered that publication
be mailo for four successive wenka in
The Chattanooga News, a newspaper
published In Hamilton rountv. nntlrvln
said nonresidents to appear at the next
may ruiea nr sain rourt, to lie held
at the courthouse In Chattanooaa on tl
first Monday In May next, the Kama
oeinr a rule day or said court, ami ..k.
defense to snld bill or the snnie will be
taken for confessed and the cause set for
iienrina; ex pane as to them.
This 11th day of March, int.
BAM ERWIN. C. M.
Allen ITItxfeld, W. J. Watson, So
Ilcltora. i
FOR
ROOFLtfO and PAINTS
ItCALL
WILLINGHAM & 00.
MAIN 40 and 368
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE "
in one of the biggest and best
Casually Companies, in Amer
ica at greatly reduced prices.
Call M. 489 for full informa
tion. G LOVER & GRADY
FOR
SHINGLES
CALL
WILLINGHAM & CO.
MAIN 40 and 368
COAL
NICE LUMPS
The kind that makes good,
hot fire in the grate. We have
plenty of it for delivery now.
Home Ice Co.
Phone M. 1097 or M. 4900
FOR
LUMBER
CALL
WILLINGHAM & CO.
MAIN 40 and 36S
ALONG.
fiOWtPelMCMTA
That a simple
enough - ue
a. aho wt'er
FIND A WAV
Vour, HEAD
K' 7 I! ' I ' '"Ik . M
TOM COWtER MAKES
FULTON TAKE NOTICE
uai unauenger uroirgy and
Closes One Lamp Before Fred
Settlei Things in Fifth.
Pt" Louis. March it. Fred Fulton
of Rochester, Minn., knocked out Tom
Cowler, of New York, In the, fifth
round of a sohedueld l-round bout
here tonight.
(!owkr, up to the moment In the
fifth round, when Fulton landed
squarely on hia Jaw wl1' - left hook,
had been the aggressor and In at least
three of the rounds had an advantage.
In the first round Cowler caught
Fulton squarely on the chin and the
Minnesota heavyweight was groggy
Cowler followed with a blow that
cloned Fulton's right eye and the
round ended with all I he honor for
the New Yorker. Fulton was still
suffering from his punishment In the
second round, but rallied and sent
Cowler to the mat for tha count of
eight The third and fourth rounds
were almost even, with Cowler Jav-
ing an enge ror nm aggressiveness.
Throughout Fulton had played for
i;owiers jaw and early in tha firth
round, swung a left hook that sent
Cowler down. The latter was up at
ths count if eight hut was sent down
again and counted out
Pulton a$)'1 Cowler met on Jan. t.
HIT, in New York. Cowler being
knocked out In tho first round.
8HE WA8 IN BED TWO MONTHS
Women sulTeilnr backache, rheu
mailo pains, sore muscles, stiff ,'jlnts
or any symptom of kidney trouble
should rend this letter from Mrs. H. C,
Hmall, Clnyton, N. M.s "I had been
under tha doctor's care all summer and
In bed two months, but kr-pt getting
worse. In Jut. ry I got so bad I told
them something had to ba dona or I
couldn't live. We noticed an advertise
ment for Fole Kidney rills and aont
r some. They hav done me more
good than all other medicines." Jo
Anr-iraon, druggist, Chattanooga,
Tenn. (Adv.)
DEMPSEY SIGNS TO MEET
GUNBOAT SMITH, MARCH 25
Mill to Ba Stsaed In Atlanta Terry
MoQovern Goes Downi Grab
Win.
Atlanta, Oa., March 12, Jack Pomp
soy and (liinlioiit Hmlth have signed
articles for a 10-rotind boxing con
teat here on March 26, It was an
nounced tonight. The match will be
for tha liencfU of tho t'uuip Gordon
Athlotlo fund.
Cleveland. Miuvh 12. Harry Oreb,
of Fltlsburgh, nnd Mike McTlgue, of
New York, middleweight, boxed ten
rounds here lust night, Oreb out
pointing MoTlgue In nine rounds with
one round' even, according to Ihe
newspaper critics, tlreb forced the
nghtin throughout with MoTlirue al
ways on the defensive. McTlgua
weighed In at 188 pounds at I o'clock
today, but Orcb falLd to appear to ha
weighed In.
Philadelphia, March II. Frankle
Callahan, the lliooklyn lightweight,
defeated Young Terry Mcdovern, of
l'hlludelphli!, In a 8-round liout here
lust night. Callahan had the better
of every round.
1 -
CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
MONEY
nON'T MUSS Til IS, Cut out this
slip, enclose with Hn nnd mail It to
Foley A Co., S886 rlhclllold Ave.. Chi
cago, III., writing your nam and ad
dreas clearly. You will receive In re1
turn a trial package containing Foley'
Honey end Tar Compound, for coughs,
cold and croup; Foley Kidney I'llla,
for. r In In aldea and hack! rheuma
tlsin, backache, kidney nnd bladder
ailments; and Foley Catliartlo Tab
let, a w!iolMme and thoroughly
rlenlng ratlin rile, for constipation
biliousness, headache nd a' legist)
bowels. .In Anderson, druggist, Chat
lanooga, Tenn. (Adv.)
WISCONSIN GOVERNOR
WITHDRAWS FROM RACE
Former Stat Exeeutiv to Aid Len-
root' Candidaoy,
Milwaukee, Wis., March II. Former
flov. Francis K. MoOovern, candidate
for Ihe republican nomination for
United Htnti's senator at tha primary
election March 18 late yesterday lied
notice of his withdrawal from the race
with Ihe socretary of state and placed
himself in the service of oturresstnan
Irvlno 1, I 'ii root, also a candidate for
the nomination.
Mr. Mc'lovrrn' announced his action
was linaod on tho Indictment of Victor
I.. Merger, socialist rundldute, which
"practically removes Horger from the
Hat fit candidates." Berser'a followers.
Mc(7ovrrn declared, are certain to go
In a body to tha support ' of James
Thompson the liKollclln candidate.
and make sure hi nomination on the
republican ticket shopM both Inroot
nnd I remain In the field to divide the
patriotic vote of the party."
ALMOST A YOUNQ MAN AQAIN
When a man awakes In the in
wil l back ao lirr he ran hardly
op o rr, with shooting t.vi -.i m In
sldrs and groins, dark and puffed
pouches i niier eyea-when hla move
ment seem slowed and he links
vim nd enerr Instead of saying.
I'm "t'lnif old." he should 1" on
guard sgiilnot kidney trouble. f H.
Whltehurat. It. F. I). 1. Norfolk. Va
writes: "1 hail .i ulf ring fur no i
than a' year, but since taking Folr
.idney rills I feel almost a young
man again." Jo Andi wn, druggist,
Chattanooga, Tenn. (Adv.)
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BALL PLAYERS WONT
DRILL THIS YEAR
Chicago, March 12. Military
training for baseball player in
the American league will be
dropped this season. President
Johnson said today. Tha clubs
will ba unable to Kt drill ser
geants.
JACK BRITON FACES VIC
MORAN HERE MARCH 20
No One-Sided' Affair Both
Fighters Enow Oam and
Have Speed and Science.
Encouraged by tha support he Is re
ceiving and believing that Chattanooga
tight fans want to see 'two ' well
matched professionals face each other.
Joe Levy has matched Vlo Moran and
Jack Ttrltton, ex-welterwelght cham
pion, for an eight-round fracas March
20. Levy has brought a couple of fast
fighters here recently, bat In both In
stances, like so many of the preltmln- 1
arles, the contenders are unevenly
matched. In booking Moran and Brit
ton, however, a fight of real merit
should be staged. Both men have tons;
ring experience in professional fields.
Both are skilled boxer and the fight
should bo well worth while. Follow
ers of the game will remember Mo
ran' fight with Charlie White here In
1916. lie also stayed ten rounds with
Ilennle Leonard In 1918. but wag
knyoed by the fast welter last year In
the second round.
Urttton had a shade over Ted I-ewla
In their fight at Atlanta last week, so
fan who saw I,ewia In action with
Pari last Saturday night may know
what to expect.
BOTH WETS AND DRYS
CLAIM ADVANTAGE
New York Allied Temperance
Army Presents Unbroken
Front.
Albany, N. Y., March 1!. After
era! sktrmlshe In hearing on. liquor
legislation, wet and dry force In tha
assembly today were formed for action
with both side claiming an advantage.
The resolution to ratify the federal
prohibitory amendment on tha cairn
dnr as a specliU order prom lard to fur
nish one of tha most spectacular and
hotly waged contests of the session.
Tha allied temperance foroes pre.
nnted an unbroken front In support
of ratification, while those opposed,
who had been busy building up their
defense, expressed confidence that
they would be able to withstand the
temperance attack. Ilefore the open
ing U wa predicted that the final vote
might not be taken until late In the
jy.
The fact that certified copies of the
vol by which the Tudcrai amendment
wa declared to have been passed by
congress had been received last night
and wa to be read into tha recoida
today, wa taken to preclude any at
tempt to delay final artlon. Intimation
had lioeti given by assemblymen who
question the constitutionality of the
federal ai't, that they would insist
that no action ba taken here until the
certified copies had arrived.
Karl Lehmann Will
Conduct Prayer Meeting
Karl Ihman, emit hern state sec re.
lary of the Christian Endeavor aaao.
elation, will conduct tha midweek
prayer meeting at the Recond ITeaby
terlnn church Wednesday evening; at
l;tQ o'clock.
BOTH DOCKETS ARE
UNUSUALLY LIGHT.
Criminal and Civil Docket of Chat
teoga Superior Court Set far
Wednesday Morning,
(Kpsclal to Ths News )
Tyerly, tla., March 12. Tha ortm
Innl docket will be taker up In Chat
tonga superior court Wedneailay morn.
Ing. The civil docket will probably t
cleared today, lloth dockets are un
usually light and court will prolblv
adjourn Thursday for the term. Judge
Moaea Wright, of Home, Is presiding.
RAILROAD CARS TIED UP
AT WESTERN GATEWAYS
Chicago. March 1J. An Important
embargo In western territory wa an-,
nntinccd yesterday by ll. II. Alahton,
director of railroads, owing to congest
Hon on line east of fhlras-n.
ltetween lS.ooo and 20.000 cars are
tied up at western gateways becadse
of the Inability of ra stern road to Tti
crlve them. The embargo will last un
til the I'oiiKistlon Is cleared.
I'ntll then there will be no loading
of cars except with commodities mad
preferential by the government, such
as coal, coke. sine, petroleum products.
livestock and food for domestic con
sumption. Tha embargo appllue) to
food for poit.
It Is estimated that a week or two
must elapse before the embargo can be
modified.
INDICTED FOR MURDER OP .
WIFE AND FATHER-IN-LAW
Roanoke. Va., March It Thomas
Trumbo wa Indicted at lledford, Va
yesterday on two counts, one charging
murder of Ms 15-year-ol.l wife and
the other of her father. W. I'. Wt.
according to reporta received her last
night. Trial wa set for March it.
The atfalr said to bnife grown out
of a difficulty between TriTnilo and hi
SAILORS IN PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS DECLARE STRIKE
Manila. March II. The sailors en
saced in service with the ship plying
between Islands have declared a strike
for Increased wages.
TO TAKE CENSUS THIS
YEAR IN MANILA
Manila. March 11. Oor. Harrison
has stR-nrd a bill authonxing a census
this year.
RECEIVE EGGS FROM
SHANGHAI, CHINA
Nine Hundred Case Consigned te
New York Arrive.
0;!na('urir. S". V . March 13. Nina
hundred ra. cf eeg from China
ere rec-ied at thla port yesterday.
on;gne.i rroni .nansnai lo :ew York.
This ts the aeconj shipment Of the kind
to pass tnrougn Osdensburt during
Ui past twelve aiunUia,
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