The Chattanooga news. [volume], March 22, 1918, LATE EDITION, Image 11

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FRIDAY. MARCH 22, 1918.
THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
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When clothing was cheap, $15 was
considered a reasonable price for a
". good suit of clothes; but now, when
the pinch of war is felt so severely,
nothing but the most efficient mer
chandising methods can produce a
fine suit of clothes for $15.
There Is One Organization Big Enough To Do" Thai
H AUGER
CLOTHES
$1S
Wnen you bought Hauger Clothes for
$9.99 and later for $12.50, you bought
the best clothes in the world for the
money, and you know Hauger would
not offer you a suit today at any price
unless it would be a satisfactory one,
dependable in quality, fabric, tailor
ing and style.
Buying power, volume of business,
small expense, small profit, make it
possible to offer you a fine suit now,
first of the season, for $15.
VALUES TELL- COME AND SEE
TENTH AND MARKET
I (' 5 in 1 1 H V A If m I AVvlSra
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FRENCH REPULSE
GERMANATTACKS
Enemy . Raiding Detachments
Driven From Advanced
Positions.
Parit, March 22. Local attack war
mada by tha Oarmana at varieua pointa
during tha night but thay achiavad
no auooaaa, tha war effica anneuncaa.
Tha atatamant follows:
"Franch troops rapulaad atreng Gar-
man raida aouth of Juvincourt, in tha
aactor of Godat, north of Courey, and
north of tha Aiana. In tha two last
namad ragiona Garman dataehmanta
wara drivan from advancad Franch
poaitiona aftar livaly fighting. Tha an
amy auffarad conaidarabla loiaaa.
"In the Champagne west of Mount
Carnillat a German attack also was re
pulsed. There were rather heavy artil
lery engagements In the region of the
heights at some points on tha right
bank of the Meuse and In the Woevre.
"It has been established that on
March 5 sub-Lieut. Harbelln brought
down his tenth German airplane.
Thraa Attack Broken Up.
Paria, March 21. Tha Garman ara
carrying out a heavy bombardment
along several eectore of the front, it is
announced officially. Thraa infantry
attacks naar Hurlus were broken up
by tha French.
The statement:
"During the day the German artillery
kept up a very violent bombardment
between the Mlette and the Alane, In
the whole Kheltna region and on the
Champagne front, especially between
the region of the heights nnd Yllle-Hur-Tourbe.
Our batteries every
where replied energetically. In the Hec
tor of Hurlus the Germans tnmlo three
successive attacks. They were either
dispersed by our Are or driven back
by our counter-nttneks. Kiist. of
Sulppes German raids were completely
checked. Our artillery took under Its
flro and dispersed enemy columns
which were advancing In the region
south of Montpols, on the right bank
of the Meuse, and at some points In
the Woevre our flrsX line positions
were bombarded rather heavily.
Activity Naar Monaatir.
"Macedonian . Front, March !0.
There was reciprocal artillery activity
in the region of Glevghell and north of
II
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Cadet Arnhein Killed
Fort Worth,. Tax, March !2.
Cadat S. W. Arnhain, of tha Royal
Flying corpa, waa killed whan hia
airplan fall at Hicka fielc' her lata
yaatarday. Arnhain' horn waa In
Naw York city. Officers exprasa
tha baliaf that Arnhain fainted
while at a height of 4,000 feat.
Hicks field la used Jointly by the
Pritlsh and Americans, a British
officer commanding the gunnery
school located there, while an
American officer la In command of
the flying flelu.
Monastir. Allied aviators successfully
carnea out numerous nnmning opera
tlona on enemy eetabllshment In the
Struma and Varder valley and north
of Mogltna. An enemy machine waa
brought down In an aerial combat.
"Helglan Communication On March
!0 tha German artillery was very ac
tive, carrying out for the most part
bombardment of our communications
with long range guns. ,
Gaa 8halla Employed.
"During the naval engagement 'off
Dunkirk Wednesday night our coaet
waa bombarded near l'anne by enemy
warship. Along oar whole front to
day the enemy directed a violent fire,
employing gaa shells, against our bat
teries, which responded vigorously,
Thla unusually active artillery fighting
with the use of shells containing pol-
Honoua gas. was continued throughout
the day. our communications were
bombed violently."
AMERICAN RED CROSS IN
FRANCE DOES BIG WORK
Canteens Supply Food and
Drink to Four Hundred and
Forty Thousand Men.
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Supported by Popular Tom Moore
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Another scraen sensation of mystery, love and laughter, filled with wonder
ful suspense and excitement, keeping the big secret till the last minute.
TODAY
NO ADVANCE IN
PRICES
SATURDAY
Paris, Wednesday, Maroh 20. Some
thing of tha acopa of tha aotivltiaa of
tha American Red Cross In Francs
may be gathered from tha official to
tals showing tha work during Febru
ary in helping aoldiera and axoluaiva
of oivil affairs. Cantons in tha met
ropolitan district supplied food and
drink to 440,000 rrteni 14 traveling
eantaana at the front supplied 430,000
drinka, while 7 cantaena on tha Franoh
lines of communication auppliad 475,-
000 meala. Tha hospital aupply aarvloa
furnished 1,465 hospitals with 4,098
casaa containing 257,863 artiolaa.
The bureau of home communication
found t6 men of the American expedi
tionary forces who were reported miss
ing and obtained Information concern
ing ( olhera. Tha bureau also wrote
HI letters to relatives of aoldiera
killed or wounded In France.
Distributions by tha military aupply
service totaled K.&RO pull a of Hoiks,
3,21 sweaters, 1,6(10 ponclms, 6.000
pnlra of gloves, 1,110 mufflers and 1J,-
000 comfort bags.
Rest Stationa Opened.
The bureau of donatlona to hoapllnl
for American aoldiera supplied IVV.SOO
pairs of flannel pajnmns, 148,000 pair
of muslin pajHitiHa, zi.biio hammer
chief. ISO.ono pnlra of socks, 61.000
xlilrts and 1,040 ensea each containing
122 cartons of tobacco and clgnrettes
were distributed among tha American
soldiers.
Three, rest atntlnna were opened by
the lied Cross on the lines of com
munications. Kach station Is feeding
BuO men dully and contains an Inrlrm
nry. In charge of a I ted Cross nurse,
for soldiers taken III and unable to
continue their Journey. It also estnb
IIMied one tMiiergenry enntnen to feed
aoldiera on leave returning to and from
the front.
COMPLETE EVIDENCE
To Report Deportation of Cop
per Miners at Bisbce, Ari.
Washington. March 2:'. - Mitlliei lug
of evidence Hgalnst clllarna of llisbee,
Arlr., who were responsible for tha
deportation f 1 .1 H striking copper
miners Inst July 12. Iins about been
completed by (lie department of J a
ties and a report will be made soon to
I'reslilent Wilson.
Some department of Justice officials
believe that federal statutes were vio
lated In the seizure by the vlglliince
committee of the Itlslira eichsnga of
the Hell Telephone company anil th
attempt to exercise a censorship over
Interstate connection of both telephone
and telegraph lines, and by the com
mittee measures to prevent the return
of some of the deported workers to
their homes here they were registered
for the draft.
If It Is found that there Is Insuffi
cient evidence t Justify prnseeullon In
federal courts. It I probable that the
department of Justlee'e report will be.
forwarded to (inv. Campbell, of Arl
lonn, for any action ha may wish to
take.
FILE APPLICATION
FOR MOONEY'S PARDON
Hmn Franclaro, March IX. Applies
tlon for the pardon of Thos J, Mixmey
la to be filed with Jov. Wm. H. Hte
Phena Immediately aftar the atata an
nreme court Issues the remlttur on Its
decision affirming Mooney'a conviction
and sentence of death In connection
With the preparedness day bomb ei
plosion here In July, 1l. The remit
tur will be Issued automatically on
March 31 under the regular procedure
which provides that the derision shall
become ffetlva thirty days after It
has been rendered.
Maxwell Mc.S'utt, counsel for
Mooney. ssld today that the Issuance ot
tha remlttur will t,loa any possibility
of reopening the rase in the courts
and lll leave tha disposition of
Mooney's fata entirely In tha goi mi
or a hands
ALABAMA FURNISHES
FULL QUOTA OF MEN
WanMnirtcn. Msrrh -2. - Alabama
tiss joined the lists lit slates which
hat completed the quotas of regular
army nim'ments as time i io tnein
The sven Alabama firm's reported
y the re' ruitir.g hurra.i of tie war
department yesterday eufriflent
to send 'he total of that tta to .X"..
Jiet one more than number re
quired
lfiul!an i. 'he on! n'her snjttirn
s'ate ai' aher ti'ni ill i'i"tJ le k
nuietj -nina men of the J.;i; asaignej
Suits ffflS
and jf MVj
Coats I I I
Easter
J New arrivals of U ,
New arrivals of
the handsome models
in Spring Suits and Goats.
Many changes have taken place in our stock
during the past week. Daily the express and
parcel post has brought us new goods represent
ing the very latest of Fashion's dictates. And
ns nowhere else our stock embraces the newest
fashions in models fur the stout and extra odd
sizes, y
This extraordinary display is now at, its
best, and with Easter just one week off, it will
lie to the advantage of every woman in Chat--tanooga
to make it a point to see these hand
some suits and coats being offered here nt t ho
exceptionally moderate prices
$15, $21, $27, $33, $39
Beautiful New Dresses
in a Wonderful
Assortment
$5, $10, $15, $21,$27
l'nibracing all the most pop
ular models, fabrics, com
binations and colorings. In
dividual stylos in a complete range of sizes.
Popular Models and
Fabrics in New
Spring Skirts
There is a wealth of color aixl
fashion in our great display of sep
arate ..kirts that gives an unlim
ited range of ehoiee ns to model
and fabric ami the four moderate prices provide
a most pleasing climax to the selection.
$3.95, $5.95. $7.95, $9.95
It Is Not Possible for
You to Duplicate These
Hats Elsewhere at
$5.95 and $9.75
because the values are be
yond the willingness of others to give. Our
buying connect ions gave us an advantage and
We give Voil the benefit.
Many New Waists Have Just Arrived
They embrace all the new models in silks
and voiles and combinations at
98c, S2.98, $4.95, $6.75
You niay, tf rtnlliilirtl local rcnilciit or have aafii
fnrlory rr frrrncr' nml i-.li to ilo o, arr.ttiKC trrnis after
payment rt ttir firt one llnrtl ilown.
Wlirtlirr you pay ch or purcluir cm terms, you
will f i ml )y comparivnii thai our prior are as low or
lower than you will titiil t-Uc where for goods of cijual
quality.
The AM
ERICAN
Clothing Company
813 Market Street
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