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I THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1918.
THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
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AUTOMOBILES
jr 8ALB-1SU .model Ford ax.
Phone Hemlock 80.
FOB 8ALB-At bargain If taken at one
i STfyoi are thinking of buylnr. or
f caU Hemlock 1038 or 223. Hemlock
Garage. 25-m-ZH
Just received, large shipment of tires.
includ ng isk, foreage, uiuu. ."-
Goodrich. Republic. Marathon. Miller and !
several cheaper tires. A number of leaa
tag makes. 3."0-mlle to MOO-mUes. ,
,0fj , $10.00 S10.60 S2.6U
?te3"A 13.10 13.70 3.00
ffw !."!!"" 21.85 23.00 1.95
ssxJu" ! !!!!!!!!. si.oo 32.30 4.8B
! 31.30 32.90 6.00
ss'j 37.25 39.00 6.10
High-Grade "Seconds" For Cash Only.
Vulcanising.
TENNESSEE TIRE CO.
J. B. SHINN. Manager.
1115 Market St. Pbone Main Mil.
FOR SALE Five-passenger Ford; would
rather trade for roadster; will give or
take difference. G. O. Crouch. Tele-
nhniu Ifllfi. 25-16
wmmouii'T n rT.AfiS J Mrrtkmt Stock 111
u (. tnw.Bt nrlnAA machinery
for grinding and polishing the edges,.
. .1 i . I .. A Mall In.
we mane uiern m; biv vc
r.An niona Pn . 21-33 Market
.nr. Mb In E70J. 25-tf
TTWTTSTTiT. WAR-TIME OPPORTUNITY
Remarkable display of. reconstructed,
rennlshed and repainted used cars. These
cars will be sow at prices imre win mo
you a first-class-car owner at little ex
pense. .
Look over this list then come In and
Dodge touVlng car, late model $500.00
Ford touring car, 1917 model 350.00
Studebaker seven-passenger, al
most new 800.00
Overland touring car 300.00
Premier touring car 600.00
Hudson 7-passenger touring car.. 800.00
H4-ton truck 800.00
2-ton Republic truck (almost new) 900.00
1-ton truck' 600.00
Inspections allowed. Liberal terms
given.
BILL JONES AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
324 Market Street.
25-19
FOR SALE My six-cylinder, three
passenger Studebaker roadster: flrst
class condition. C. D. Richmond. Main
1418,. 25-15
MISCELLANEOUS
I U. SMITH 4 BRO., typewriters, 17 B.
' 7th St. Main 6896. U-tf
?'JUST A MINUTE, PLEASE"
' Bring or mall your
) KODAK FILMS
to the best finishing house ill the city.
; NOVELTY PHOTO CO.
. ; ! East Eleventh Street, Chattanooga.
FOR LEXSE Owing to other business
that takes my time, I am desirous of
leasing the old reliable Khea Springs
property. Address D. W. Hughes,
city. 12-13
t PUT two hogs up; weigh about 75 or
, 80 pounds apiece; slit In left ear.
' Owner can get them by paying for ad.
Matthew Dobbs, S. P. Long place, St.
Elmo, Tenn. 12-m-H
POE TRANSFER CO.
MAIN 1381 OR HEMLOCK 1882.
We pack or crate anything In the fur
niture line, 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
claim. ' 12-m-7
WHAT A CUSTOMER SAYS:
Montesgle, Tenn.. Fsb. 18. 191S.
VIOLET STUDIO,
929 Market St.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
4 ' ' III I'll O X lEkCITCU ' ' J lLIUin,.
Think they aro fine. Never had better
worn uunn in my me. liiunninff you lor
your good work and promptness, I re
main, respectfully, Mrs. H. J. Custer.
12-tf.
PENSIONS-ALLOWANCES
CIVIL WAR veterans and widows, vol.
unteers and regulars; war with Spain,
Philippine Inlands 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 12-tf
EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE Real estate. Seven
room suburban home; electric light, hot
and cold water, sewer, large high lot,
fruit, garden; near car line; title clear;
trade for farm. Trade, cape NJews.
' 17-1S
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FOR SALE Bicycles, Tlrea and Sup
plies. 1 have got the largest
, f stock to select from, also the
largest stock of repair parts to
KsPfUJ be found anywhere In Chat.
tanooga. This, together with
my nineteen years' experience
in the Bicycle Business, makes me best
prepared to tak care of your Bicycle
requirements.
ID MARUER. 927 Market St
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
WANTED
Elii. TOURSELF BATING TIN CAN 8.
oraaa tacka and pig Iron, then drink
. delicious Panpepsln at all fountains and
feel bully. Jo Anderson, druggist, lt.ti
WE BUY and pav highest
spot cash prices tor second
hand furniture and stoves.
Dicks Furniture Co., 429
Market St Main 2933.
H-tf
WANTED Teams and wo?"?.,!?!
one year, fifteen mllea from Chatta
nooga; houses for rent at $ per
month, with plenty of space for gar
den and chickens; will W
cord for cutting. Fine opportunity to
spend the summer In the oountry. Ad
dress phone Hemlock 1965.
WANTED Repairing or J1n ma
chines by Spencer, the expert. Ill East
Seventh street. Main 4114. 14-tf
WANTED To collect your old accounts.
notes, bad checks, rent bills, etc.;
strictly on commission basis. All costs
paid by us. Out-of-town collections our
specialty. Ask for terms. P. O. Box
' 126. Station A. city. 14-m-l5
WANTED To see you If you have a
piano to dispose of. Templeman Piano
Co.. 723 Market street. - 14-tt
WANTED Furnished apartment, three
or four rooms, close In. Address Apart
ment, care News. 14rm-l
WANTED To buy automobile; must be
cheap. Address Lansford, SO East
Sixth street. 14-14
WANTED Thoroughly experienced shoe
salesmen and salesladies; good salaries
and permanent positions to those who
n...iwv siiith attA mm md exneri-
ence. Address Hofheimer Bros. Co.,
Iforfolk, Vo, U-lt
WANTED If you have any carpenter or
repair work, screening, changing of
windows or doors, why not have an
expert for tnis worKT Jjrop me a earn.
1509 East Eighteenth street S. T.
Vickery. 14-19 HELP WANTED Housekeeper, with
- references. Call Hemlock 1691 after 7
WANTED If you want to sell your o'clock p.m. 8-15
piano see Templeman's. 723 Market
feet 14-tf HELP WANTED Combined housewom-
- an and nurse. Apply Mrs. J, Soloman,
WANTED To deliver well-rotted wood 405 West Eleventh street 8-14
manure, $1.75 per load; fine for gardens .
and flower beds. Let us do your plow- HKLP WANTED Toung lartv with epe
lng and draylng. Call Hemlock 1965. rienPe m bindery or printing; pcrnia-
I'16 nent position; good pay. Apply morn-
WANTED Clocks, all kinds, cleaned, re- AlcZ Sath SS'cU
paired, regulated; guaranteed; called . i m 16
for and delivered anywhere. Watch . ,
iradgtJEv?geh7h.rei'trln'f-Main m-113 HS
WANTED A good white m.dd.e-aged pT?oerCnadtaWKtinrMT.!.-.
man for night Janitor; reference. Ad- Chattanooga, Tenn. . g il
dress "C." care News. 14-26 . 8
i. 1 HKt WANTED A colored girl to help
tT iwiro the hou,,e nd tke care of two
PLANTS children. Call Main 6662. S-16
PLANTS Frost-proof cabbage plants, all
varieties; 1,000, $2.60; 10,1)00 and over.
2. Genuine Nuncy Hall and Porto Hlco
potato sprouts, $4 per thousand; 10.000
and over. $3.50. All varieties tomato,
egtf and pepper plants. Write for prices
and special assortment of plants for
small gardens. Enterprise Co.. Inc.,
Sumter, fi. C. IC-tf
FOR SALE Cobbler seed potatoes; low
est price. C, K. Card Produce Co., 1117
Fort street. Main 959. 20-15
FOR PALE 200 bushels turnips, 20 cents
per bushel. Cheapest hog or cow feed
you can get. He quick. C. E. Card
. Produce Co., 1117 Fort street. Main
959. ' 20-15
CAHBAGE PLANTS We have 10,000,000
plants ready to ship; Early Jersey and
t'harlestpn Wakeflelds, Succession and
Flat Dutch; by express, 1,000 at $2;
6,000 at $1.7ff; 10,000 and over at $1.50;
parcel post, 600 for 81.50; 1,000 for $2.50.
E. E. Parker Plant Co., Tlfton, fin.
20-20
SEED POTATOES
ONION SETS
All popular varieties. W. IT. LesMv A
Co., corner' Cowart and West Thir
teenth streets, Chattanooga. 6-7-f
SEED POTATOES 10.000 bushels seed
potatoes, Maine to California, all va
rieties. W. H. Lessly & Co., corner
Cowart and West Thirteenth streets.
Chattnoqga. 6-tf
FOE RENT Apartments
FOR RENT Attractive four-room fur
nished apartment, near Oglethorpe car;
modern conveniences. Call Hemlock
2380. - la.ig
POULTRY AND EGOS
FOR SALE Ekks for hatching, from
heavy laying White Leghorns. L. Scott,
2800 Main street. Rldgedale. 27-m-14
"Gvoup Your Debts"
If you are In debt and your Income
Is not large enough to pay you out,
let the Gammon System Rank lend
you the amount you need. The Wn
will cost you ( per cent, discount and
you pay It back at the rate of $2.00
each week on the $100.00. This plan
fits your salary.
Citizens Savings &
Loan Corporation
Volunteer Building.
(Dewey Street Side.)
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HELP WANTED FemJ
HELP WANTED Several ex
perienced telephone operators
for vacation substitutes. 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 A ood cook. Newell
sanitarium, 707 Walnut street. 8-1S
HELP WANTED An experienced alter
ation woman. Apply at the Model store.
718 Market street. S-15
HELP WANTED Young lady to check
out and fill orders, at once. The Mer
tlns French Cleaning Co.. 124 Market
street 8-13
HELP WANTED Nurse (colored) to
take care of little girl, aged t; wages,
$5; good references absolutely neces
sary. Mrs. Sporborg. corner Main and
Mississippi avenue. North Chattanooga,
or telephone Man) 6861. t-11
HELP WANTED Foundry laborers. Afi
ply Price-Evans Foundry Co. 8-15
HELP WANTED A settled colored
woman to go to Walden's ridge to cook
and wash for family of three. House
in yard. Call at 610 East Fourth
street. 8-16
HELP WANTED Reliable colored wom
an to do housework for small family;
$4 per week; 627 O'Neal street. Phone
Main 4384. 6-16
HELP WANTED Colored girl for house
. work; work mornings only. Call 109
Oak street, at 1 p.m. 8-m-15
HELP WANTED Salesladies, at the
Kelso-Neal Shoe Co. Apply 704 Market
at 7:30 p.m., to K. W, Seale. 8-14
HELP WANTED A class of ten
young ladies, will berin imme
diately learning the telephone
usincss. Young ladies be-
ween 16 and 2ff years of age,
possessing a grammar school
education, will find it to their
advantage to join this class at
once. Yon -will be well-paid
while learning, with frequent
and regular increases. Con
genial people to work with,
rapid promotion for those who
show ability; no previous ex
perience necessary. Apply to
Miss Wayt, Instructress, Cum
berland Tel. & Tel. Co. 8-18
WANTED Girls and women to work at
Model laundry. Good pay and stesdr
work. .tf
COAL
NICE LUMPS
The kind that makes a good,
hot fire in the grate. We have
plenty of it for delivery now.
Home Ice Co.
Phone M. 1097 or M. 4900
FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSE
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Three-fourth mile from ear line; 20
minutes' drive from city by auto; thrco
aero of land; finest orchard in the
city; 7-room house; 100 feet screened
porch; fine well on back porch. Would
be fine for two officers' families. 'Fhone
M. 140 or 29l.
FOR
ftOOFING and PAINTS
CALL
WILLINGHAM & CO.
MAIN 40 and 368
TRI6H0S AND PCAR
RHADER5 - I HAVE 4M
AhHoMCzmzAT To MAkE
7
HELP WANTED Male
ilELP WANTED-Soy over" It "year's of
age; one who Is not afraid of work
and wants to learn good trade. Apply
Mr. Fox. pressroom, the News.
WANTED Experienced
COAL MINERS (high
' wage scale).' We also have
some fine openings where
experienced, persevering
Contractors can make good
money. CaU on or tele
phone RIDDLE COAL
COMPANY, 619 Hamilton
BankBldg. 7-tf
HELP WANTED A No. 1 all-around
shoemaker; good wages. The Shoo
Renury, 1421 Market stroct.. . 7-11
HELP WANTED Assistant bookkeeper;
good opportunity for the right man.
ADDly Ho X. care News. 7-18
HELP WANTED Fifteen colored labor
ers and helpers. Apply Cltlco road
way and scale shop. Southern railway,
Citlco. 7-15
HELP WANTED Colored boy It or 17
years old for office boy and truck
driver. Apply News office. 7-14
HELP WANTED Farmer with wife that
is willing to go north; work for both.
People with children need not apply.
Call or write 2303 Cator street 7-14
HELP WANTED A first-class colored
blacksmith, also four helpers; steady
position. Apply to Fuller Automobile
and Wagon works, 1222 Market street.
7-14
WANTED nigh-grade
machinists and lathe hands.
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
Oarden tools that will make your gar
dening a en I pleasure. .Also all kinds of
wlie to rotect it.
i Stvall Hardware Company.
90$ Market Street. rhone Main $700.
Screen doors, windows and screen wire
Just received. Buy early and anvo
worry. We have a very large assort
ment. .
Stovall Hardware Company.
$0$ Market street. rhono Main 6700.
Corn stick cskepans and muffin rings
will mnke meal better than .flour and our
government's requlrenemts eauy. See us.
Stovall Hardware Company.
90$ Market street. rhono Main 6700.
Fifty cents saves plumbing bills. Just
phone Main 6700 and we will send a enn
of ideal Home - number to unstop your
drainpipes.
Hlovall Hardware Company.
$0$ Market street. rhono Main 6700.
6-a-a
FOIt SALE Highland Tark bungalow;
furnnce heated, sleeping porch, etc.
Trice $4,850, terms. Mnln 601. (Urn
sled & Crabtree, 826 ' Market street.
6-13
FOR BALE Young frenh milch cows.
J. P. Wllholt, 1001 Main street, or Mc
Donald station. 6-16
FOR SALE Seven-room hrlck house, on
east side, clone in. Price $4, Mo. rnsy
terms. Msln 601. Oltnstsd & Crabtree,
826 '4 Markst street. 6-13
FOR SALE Heven-room two-story
Vouse, on fine lot; private driveway;
located on Poplar street, near Klfih
street; must be sold this week. Price
$4,7r0, easy terms. Main 601. Olmsted
& Crabtree, 82GV4 Market street. 6-13
FOR SALE 100,000 onre-iisod strawberry
cupss. $2.50 ppr 1,000; In good sliapn.
Ho 177, Cleveland, Tonn. 6-10
FOR SALE Cheap. I am selling out
part of my foiirteen-room ronmlng
house st 111) McCallle avenue. Jf you
are looking for a bargain, don't fall in
ImiAaHirulA 1. I . m
FOR SALE Five-room cottage, near
car line, school, churches, etc. Price
$1,600; terms $ 1 r.0 cash, balance $15 prr
month. Olmsted Crabtree, Main Sol.
824 Market street. 6-13
1'OR fALE Threw or four heavy spring
wnjrnna, suilalile for Ice wagons. Ktl
Mann, 613 Itronrl.
PUT KINDLING. '
liiock or Strip.
BARRED ROOK EOGS
$1.60 for Fifteen.
Call Main 3V
FOR HALE-SI mules. Will rto 0fwf
work on farm. Chattanooira Tran.f.r
Co.
6-16
FOR SAI.MThre. old hscka. cheap,
thattanooga Transfer Co. j-jg
PIANOS
n!! b.V?' tunr.' rnt- n,ov or re.
nnish ilk new. For anything shout
CZtt,P.-n n-fTd. No. 20 Kait
''h. Main ttiO. 12.rn-l
SALESMEN" WANTED"
DO TOU want clean. niKh -clang, money,
making selllnc propositions? You will
find them In Specialty Salesman Mas,
sine 100-page monthly; chuck full In.
spiratlonai selling talks by best writ,
era; every Issue course In apman.
ship; vlKoroiinly eiHr "Junk" sellers,
misrepresent end frauds; the sitent's
champion: yearly $2. Send lio for
three months' trial subscription read
current issue; If not sntlsfl'wl, 26o re.
funded. (Soli on news stands.) Hp,
clnlty Salesman Magar.ltie, Caiton
building. Chicago. 10-tf
TOM WILL EXPLAIN.
that i cm hsc ptR.r.pn foc
SOO TOPAS - IT SO rUPPCeiSTVlAT
OFFICIAL PhoTSPAPHCR.
CMtt.AUMArJ) HAS WHAT IS
COMWOWLV VHOHH AS A PiM PVe -HIS
IKXTOCL HAS APVI5EP HIM MoT
To WOCK
FOR SALE Real Estate
FOR SALE Or exchange, one m-acre
tract also one 4 M-acre tract, east of
Mission ridge. Tnomas inmoy. i.'i
' East Eighth street. l-m-U
FOR 8ALB Twenty-two-acre farm, on
a good pike; good iour-roora nouse,
barn and well; would take a vacant lot
as part payment; $1,300, easy pay
ments. George B. Sawyer, 224 Ham
ilton bank. Main 116. -16
FOR SALE Real estate. Well located,
close-in eight-room residence, espe
cially suited for physician who desires
residence and office combined; reason
able price and terms. Phone Main
466 this afternoon or tomorrow, or
Main 38JS between 1:30 and 1:30 this
evening. (-14
BARGAINS IN HOMES.
$2,750 Reduced from $3,600; easy terms.
On Oak street car line; Al local
ity; two-story, sis rooms; fine lot
Rents $20. .
$3,000 Cost $3,300 ten years agot $1,000
cash; city, east side, close In: two
story, seven rooms. Lot 26x120.
Rents for $25 per month.
$4,500 Reduced from $5,000. Dandy
home In North Chattanooga; two
story, eight rooms; furnace; mod
ern; large lot; easy terms. Don't
pay rent always. Let us show you.
See us first for bargains in real
estate.
c v. brown & uno.
C-m-t-s
FOR KENT Rooms
FOR RENT . Newly-furnished rooms;
reasonable. New Home hotel. Main
3631. 730 Vi Georgia avenue. -1
FOR - R1CNT Nicely furnished front
room; modern conveniences: close In.
406V Lookout. -19
FOR RH3NT Two rooms on first floor;
front connecting housekeeping rooms.
For full particulars call Main 3!3.
J-m-15
FOR RENT Three nice rooms and re
ception hall, unfurnished; all modern
conveniences. No. 3 Fast Thirteenth
street, Fast Lake car line. $-16
FOR RENT Rooms. Main 5404.
FOR RENT Large well-furnished front
room, convenient to business district.
Apartment 6, 710 (Georgia avenue. 3-15
Ft HI RENT Furnished front room In
private family, on Onk street. Main
1427. j.18
FOR Pl'.NT Modern steam-heated rooms
by day, week or month; positively
clean nianagtiment; your patronage so
licited. Majrstlo hotel, 713 Cherry
street S-l
FOR RENT-ROOMS-621 Walnut Main
1'PS. 3-i
3
FOR RENTAutomobiles
J OR H1RL Seven-pasaenger oar, driven
ny lady; catering especially to ladles
desiring to make trips to and from
the post. Phono Main 6366. 4-m-2a
SITUATION WANTED
SITUATION WANTED Eiperlencsd
nurse, not trained, wotdd nurse con
flnement canea. Address Nurse, care
News. n-15
SITUATION WANTEIV-As governess or
companion to Invalid, by ranited, com
petent woman. Address Widow, care
News. u.ij
SITUATION WANTED-Hy colored girl
as cook; must havn good psy, Adiliesa
106 Cornelia street. 11-16
FOR
SASH AND DOORS
CALL ON
WILLINGHAM & CO.
MAIN 40 and 068
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
in one; of tlic biggest and brut
Casualty Companies Jn Amer
ica at greatly red u red prlrei.
Coll M. 489 for full informa
tion. GLOVERS GRADY
FOR
LUMBER
CALL
WILLINGHAM & CO.
- MAIN' 40 snd 368
Who Wants $40
a month for a furnished house or apartment? Must be well
furnished and close in. Permanent occupancy preferred.
Possession wanted April 8.
Address X. Y. Z., care of News.
it no molt of mhe.
HWRVtei As MM IN TUB
Pim op conditioH
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VIC MORAN ON WAY HERE
TO MEET JACK BRITTON
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Dempsey May Be Brought Here
If Fighter Can Be Found
to Face Rim,
Promoter Joe Levy hag received a
telegram from New Vork stating that
Vlo Mornn la already en route to this
city. Moran meets Jack Hrltton here
next Wednesday, and the bout Is pre
dicted to be one of the fastest demon,
trntiona of the puglliatlo art that has
been seen here for many moons.
Joe has other things up his pugilistic
sleeve, but the fans are to be tested
out before other extravagant ventures
are made. Jack Dempsey is to fight
Gunboat Smith In an Atlanta arena
soot), and It Is more than probable that
the challenger and only rival of the
mighty Fred Fulton, who wss recently
seen tn action hero, may be brought to
Chattanooga.
Levy Is anxious that this event shall
not be a repetition of the Fulton
Harper affair. The trouble Is to re
someone In Pempsey's class. There
probably Is no one that can stand the
gnlt of the fast fighter except Wlllard
himself and Fred Fulton, llob Pevlera.
however, stood Ave rounds of real
fighting against Fulton, and It Is pos
sible that be may be brought here to
face Jack. This would be an especially
Interesting; fight a comparison could
be made between Fulton and Dempsey
by serins: how long Dovlera lasts.
The Moran-Tlrltton fight Is sure,
however, and has the advantage over
all other fights staged here In that
both bovs are fast and capable pro
fessional's and are evenly matched, so
that the milling should be fierce and
scientific,
Dempsey Goes After
Fred Fulton Strong
Chicago, March 14. Jack Keftrna
sent tip a wall of anguish here today
over the efforts of promoters to match
Fred Fulton and Jess Wlllant. Jnck.
mnnngor of Dempsejr, announced he Is
after Fulton for Dempsey. "We are
not after Wlllnrd."'ho declared, bjrf
rertnntv know that Dempsey can
whip Fulton and do It nicely.'
BALDERIN0 AC0STA
GOES TO CRACKERS
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Atlnntn. March 14. Manager Chns.
Frank, of tho Crackers, announced
Wednesday afternoon that Haldertno
Acosta, of tho Washington Henators
had been secured to piny the out Held
for Atlanta during tha romlng season.
The plnver was obtained under op
tional agreement the Washington
MONEY TO LOAN
MONET TO JAN-On Improved real
state in clly limits. W. I. ?h
605 James Uldg. 3.I.
MONEY TO IAN-m clly snd subuf.
ban property; low rats of Interest;
three to live years. Macrae A Htuart.
iir, East Eighth street, rhone Main
jioi.
MONEY TO "lo"aN-1.1,"00 for thrae or
five vests on Improved real estate! (
per cent. Call Main 801. 2-ll
FOR
SHINGLES
CALL
WILLINGHAM & CO.
MAIN 40 and 308
FOR RENT Houses
w.fr y. anar"i uJ7P,T . 7fa ui ti me rTuTiii
.,. iJ,i,kmt mountain, tlirse-fotirths
...ii. f...... mr Una: thirty minutes
........ -...., ,.n hv atiln: three erres
...... I in nnuntrv: Seven
.-liiir: 100-foot screened
i.. ... il ,,n kai lr tinrrh. Would
111,11 II, Mil. W',. ." ' . -t
- -n nffnr, family. 1'hOtl
! Illl", I', I ,-,- r- -
ll.ln 1(11 or 2!lsl. s-ll
POM HKNT Furnished house on Wal
den's tlls, near Mslibltt springs. Four
bedrooms, living room, dining room,
kltrhen and pantry; front porch 4011.
arrerned back porch; built for all-vear
oentpsncy; fine freestone water j larijs
rnrnVn: snlpiidld nelKblmrhond. Mrs
W. II. Davton. 130 tak. I-1
FOK 1(Ii;NT Kaat side boms; Bins
rooms, servants' quarters, gsragsi nli e
larg lot; na per immin.
MACUAK At STUAIlT
i'hone Main tiot. I-lt
FTIR ItKNT Four rooms, fli Pine; two
rooms snd klluhenetis, Nineteenth and
load svenue; collage on lookout
mountain, big garden tllen View, twe
blocks west. Main &mJ. 1-1
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NATIONAL LEAGUERS
WITH UNCLE 8AM
Kew York Kelly, fealrd and
Jones.
Philadelphia Tlncup. .
Cincinnati Rath.
Btk Louis Currle, Goodwin,
Miller, Knight and Hltt
Chicago Marriott and Mann.
Boston dowdy, MaranvUie,
Rico and Schrleber.
Itrooklyn Cadore, Pfeffer,
Smith. Malone, MUJus, Kee
per, FlUaimmons and Hick
mnn. 1'ittsburgh Warner, Miller,
carison ana mynn.
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club may recall Acosta at any time It
choosos during; the season.
The new Cracker la a Cuban, and la
extremely fast It Is said. Ha played
part of last season In the American
association and finished with ft food
batting average.
Kb has played 127 games altogether
In the major leagues with Washing
ton, and has a percentage of .224,
making 5 bits out Of 253 timet at
bat
The acqnlsltlon of this player com
pletes the Cracker outfield, providing
Roy Moran, the speedy left fielder,
plays again this season. Sammy
Mayer will cover center field, whlla
Acosta will chase flies in tha right
pasture.
FRANK SELLS MUNCH
TO PHIADELPHIA TEAM
Atlanta, Msrch 14. Manager Frank.
of the Atlanta Southern association
team, has announced '.he gale of First
Unseman Jake Munch to the Phila
delphia Americans. Munch waa runner-up
in the Southern association
batting last season, with an average of
,3S0.
The locals will receive In payment
for Munch Catcher ViJ Plclnlca and
Outfielder Strait Plclnich waa with
the locals last year, but was recalled
at the end of the season by Connie
Mack, of the Athletics, and Htralt
played with Bcranton and Wilkes
bnrre In the New York state league.
EXCHACKER CATCHER
TO RETIRE FROM GAME
Frank Pnyder, the younf catcher,
who cavorted for a brief period at
Ponce DeI.eon under the Cracker ban
ner In 1(16, and who went to tha
Hrnnklyn Iodger, has not I (led Presi
dent Charles Hercules Kbbetts that
he will not be back this year. It la
understood Kbbrtts Intended trading
him to Pittsburgh.
Young Hnydor Is through with' base
ball, he said, and will hereafter keep
sway from the pastime. Ills nam
will be placed on the voluntary re- '
tired list of the Dodgers.
He wss one of the best catchers)
turned out of the flout h Atlantis
league.
WERE TORPEDOED TWICE
WHILE CROSSING ATLANTIC
And Jsmes Pittman and Sons, ef Bet
ton, Have Determined to Get
Even Wrth Gtrmeny,
Poston, March 14 Determined to
"net even" with the (lermans for ha v.
Inn torpedoed them twice when they
were crossing; the Atlantic, James 1'ltt
nian, of this city, and his two sons,
Henry and William, enlisted at the
Hrltlsh and Canadian recruiting mis
sion. The nttmans are natives of ft.
Johns, N. F., and since the outbreak
of the war have been employed on the
steamers of the French and Canadian
line as carpenters. They were torte
doed once when they were aboard tha
ateamer Canadian and airs In when tha
steamer IlelRlan Dilnce was sent to
the bottom.
"They have already killed ona ef
my boya over there," said tha elder
1'lttman. "and I have another one eerv
Ina; In a Canadian regiment. Ho It
Dnvld. my brother, rnmea alone; with
iir, as he plans to do, there will ba
five members of the rtftman family
fighting undor the union Jack."
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LITHUANIANS FORM K
PERMANENT ORQANIZAT10M
From 700,000 to 600,000 Members Nets
in United States J. Q. Mllianekat,
of Pittsburg, President '
New Tork, March 14. rtupport tdl
the I'nlted Ktatea In Its Btrtiasie
airnlnst militarism and aid to Lith
uania In obtaining Its Independence
after the war were pledged by I.00O
Lithuanians who opened a two-day
convention here yesterday. The con
vention proceeded to form a permanent
nra-anlaaflon of the 700,000 to I0O.00O
Lithuanians In this country, with
beaildiiarters hire and local Soviets In
every fltv havlrf a Lithuanian colony.
J. (I. MlUannUax. of I'lttatiurg, wts
chosen president.
FEDERAL COURT ORDKRt
DISSOLUTION FISH TRUST
Members Alleged Company Indletsd
at Seattle and Heavily
Fined.
n.il tt'asb . March' If. Federal
court derrees have been Issued order
Inr dissolution of the so-rallsit -n
Irust," the Ave alleired company wiem
bers of which wre tndlcteij here tn
Julv. 1914. on rhara-es of vlolatlna tha
rlifrmn antitrust act.
District Judge KctTer, wfto alKTiea
t.. .im eni.il tha 1fAndanta
ll.f0. The Itooth Fisheries company,
of ielaware. and the Kan Juna nsh
Ina; and 1'ai klna; company, of Seattle,
two of the defendant companies, were
fined the minimum amount, fJ.000.
Mors of 11.000 ra'h were Impose
on the three other defendant compa
nies. . !
LEON BATTIO TREATID TO
COAT OF YELLOW PAINT
Hi. School Instructor Had RttiqiouS
Scruples snd Rsfussd to Push
Thrift Stamp Sales.
Otturnwa. It. March It T.o Pat
tl an lastnictor In the Mh school at
Alldn. su!e.tr! of disloyalty, waa
.lr.ied In the courthouse steps Tues.
d.iv filRht and riven a coat of yellow
paint. Ham salt war wa afatnst
l.l ri-!llon and had refused: to push
the sale of thrift stamps. He wa
aakrd tt r slrn and could aot be found
today.
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