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MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1918.
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AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALB-At bargain If taken rt once.
1817 Ford tourtiie car; ejo 1914 Ford
tourtna car. four Overland car, Ove
Seeengen Ail boo condition. Sea
us If you are tmnKing oi ouyiue. .
Jfrn ' Rbmiaek 103 or 224. Hemlock
2o-m-28
Garage. -
WINDSHIELD GLASS Largest stock In
the city at lowest pricea; machinery
for grinding and polishing the edges;
wo make them fit: give us a. calL In
dependent Glass Co.. 11-33 Market
iouare. Main 6T0S. 5-U
FOR BALE Two Bedden one-ton Form-a-Truck
attachments; new. Phone Gaa
tn. Main 1147. 28 East Eleventh
' a tree t.
J.-e-l
ABTZ HOTEL
Cleveland, 'Tenn. Soldiers will find It
pleasant to motor out Sundays. Stop
with us. Good service; reasonable prices.
FOR SALB-Or exchange Fine 1916
seven-passenger automobile, in Urst
class condition: self-starter, electric
lights, new tires and all modern con
venlenoes and the price is only $760.
Would take In light roadster or good,
saleable lot. B. M. Crabtree, 801
James Bldg. Main 1812. 1-28
PLANTS
CABBAGE PLANTS NOW shipping a
million a week. Early Jerseys, Char
ietnn Wakefield. . Succession and Flat
Dutch. By express, 1,000 at $2; 6.000 j
and over at si.su. rarcei posi paiu,
$00 for $1.50, 1,000 for $2.50. Potato and
tomato plants ready April 1. E. E.
Parker Plant Co., Tlfton, Ga. 20-a-l
CABBAGE PLANTS Ten million very
fine plants; Early Jersey and Charles
ton Wakefield, Succession and Flat
Dutch. By express: Single thousand,
$1.60; 6,000 and over, $1.26 a thousand;
Jarcol post paid, 500 for $1.25; 1.000
or $2. Plants packed in moss to carry
fresh. Sweet potato plants, by express,
$2.50 a thousand. E. E. Parker Plant
Co., Tifton, Ga, 20-11
PLANTS-Frost-proof cabbage plants, all
varieties; 1,000, $2; 10,000, $1.76; 20,000
nd over, $1.50. Genuine Nancy Hall
and Porto Rico potato sprouts, $3 per
thousand; 10,000 and over, $2.50. All va
rieties tomato, egg and pepper plants.
Write for prices and special assort
ment of plants for small gardens. En
terprise Co., Inc., Sumter, S. C 20-tf
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SEED POTATOES
ONION SETS
All popular varieties. W. II. Lessly &
Co., corner Cowart and West Thlr-1
teenth streets. Chattanooga, 6-7-f (
FOR RENT Rooms
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room; all conveniences; close in. Ap
ply 215 Vina street. 3-28
FOR RENT Two nicely-furnished
rooms, 617 North Prospect. Main 1786.
$-a-l
FOR RENT Two nice furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, close in. Main
3871. 3-
FOR RENT One nlcely-furnlshed bed
room, suitable for two officers; close
In. Call 3871. 3-6
.WANTED At 730 H Georgia avenue, the
New dome hotel, nice quiet men for
-regular roomers; clean, newly-furnished
rooms; rates very reasonable. Phone
Main 2631. 3-a-2
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, $1.75 per
week and up. 201ft Carter street.
3-a-4
FOR RENT Large front room and
kitchenette, ' furnished complete for
housekeeping. . 609 Chestnut. 3-a-l
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, with private family; no
soldiers wanted. 625ft Market. S-a-2
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; lights and water
Included; only $10 per month. Main
1428. j-a-2
FOR SALE Bicycles, Tires and Sup
plies. I have got the largest
. stock to select from, also the
errTSex largest stock of repair parts
CVhtO to b0 .fund anywhere In Chat
.JLf' tanooga. This, together with
- my nineteen years' experience
In tha Bicycle Business, makws me beat
prepared to take care of your Bicycle
requirements.
ED MARLER, 927 Market St.
"Group Your Debts"
If you are In debt and your Income
1s not lsrga enough to pay you out,
let the Gammon System Bank lend
you tha amount you need. Tha loan
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.
(Detrey Street Side.)
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
5AV, Heir, WHERE 15 MS
GOLF OUTFIT f
WAeff TO GO OUT
AUD PLAW CUE. of
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WANTED
WE BUY second-hand fur
niture. Phone M. 2010.
lt-a-26
WANTED Repairing, or sewing ma
- cblnea by Spencer, tha expert. Ill East
Seventh street. Main 411. . U-tf
WANTED To aea you If you have a
piano to dispose of. Templeman Piano
Co.. 723 Market street. li-U
WANT ED To clean and press your
clothes. Call Main 1646 for good work.
French Dry Cleaning Co.. 1231 Market.
. 14-30
WANTED We will pay
cash and a liberal price for
first-class second-hand fur
niture. Phone M. 3810.
14-&-27
WANTED To buy practically new house
in good section of Highland Park near
Oak street car line, with good garden
snace: can make cash payment of 8160
to 2200, balance $25 per month, and
later a large cash payment. Address
T. B care News. 14-a-l
NOTICE Telephone num-
, bers: Cut this out and keep
for reference. ;Main 71,
Main 73, Main 171. All at
headquarters, , Tenth and
Georgia avenue. Call above
numbers for baggage, mov
ing, storage, freight and all
transfer business. Call
Main 52 for Warehouses at
' Fifth and Broad Sts. Chat
tanooga Transfer and Stor
age Co., Fred A. Bryan,
president. .
WANTED Room and board, private
home, by young business couple; must
be well furnished and ventilated; all
privileges home desired; references ex
changed. State price. Box (6, News.
14-2
WANTED Teams to haul stone on Wau
hatchie pike. Lookout Stone Co. 14-a-2
WANTED LADY OR GEN
TLEMAN WITH $10,000 TO
ASSIST A LIVE, HUSTLING
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
IN THE AGENCY FOR THE
BEST SIX AND TWELVE
CYLINDER CAR IN AMER
ICA. AUTOMOBILE, CARE
NEWS. H-a-4
WANTED Full-blooded brlndle bulldog
for service. Call Main 4497.
14-
LOST
MANT
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITIES
Of selling valuable and cosily articles ea
scntial to the household by neglecting
to advertise them in The News Want
Columns. Many people make money by
taking advantage of The News Want
Ads.
This is genuine wartime thrift.
"The early bird catches the worm."
News Want Ad Department.
Main 250,
1-2S
WANTED Piano, cheap for cash. Main
4114.- 14-a-2
FILL TOUnSELF EATING TIN CANS,
Drass tacks and pig Iron, then drink
delicious Psnpepsln at all fountains and
feel bully. Jo Anderson, druggist. 14-tf
wanted If you want to sell your
isiuMu no xempiemans. 7ZS Market
street. 14.tf
FOB RENT Automobiles
FOR HIRE Seven-passenger car, driven
by lady; catering especially to ladles
desiring to make trips to and from
the post. Phone Main 6S. 4-m-22
FOR RENT Apartments
FOR RENT-
' ltt,..ltu.
- --"'.. ilPU) -iuuiii 1UI-
nished apartment near Oglethorpe car
line; all conveniences. Hemlock 2.180.
l-a-2
FOR SALE
tfOR SALE Stove wood and light haul
Ing. Call IlemlocV 348. Corner Thirty
fifth street aud Avenue D, East Iake.
(-a-2
PIANOS
We buy, sell, tune. rent, move or re.
finish like new. For anything about
pianos call R. E. Lansford, No. 20 East
Sixth. Main 6440. 13-m.l
.tlx
WU FWE AU
Nb COOLD 3TOP
KnrrrH6 Loud
THAT RACK ClAJET
TO HEIP MC
iw thii.js!
TtitE
FOR SALE
FOR 8AUB.
Garden tools that will maka your gar
dening a real pleasure. Also all kinds of
wlie to protect It.
Stovall Hardware Company.
106 Market street. Phone Main $700.
Screen doors, window and screen wire
lust received. Buy early and save
enrry. We have a very Urge assort
ment. Stovall Hardware Company.
101 Market street. Phone Main 6700.
Corn atlck eakepana and muffin rings
will maka meal better than flour and our
government's requirenemta easy. Sea us.
Stovall Hardware Company.
0I Market aUeet, Phone Mala $700.
Fifty cents saves plumbing bills. Just
phone Main 6700 and w will send a can
of ideal Horn Plumber to unstop your
drainpipe.
Stovall Hardware Company.
$06 Market street. Phone Main 670S-.
... . l-ft-l
FOR SALE 150 second
hand refrigerators, good as
new; nice lot of davenports,
davinetts, iron beds, child's
iron beds, dressers, springs
and mattresses, rockersj
dining chairs, gas, coal,
wood and oil stoves and
ranges, kitchen cabinets.
One good Smith typewriter
for sale at less than half
price. Dicks Furniture Co.,
429 Market street. Phone
Main 2933. 5-a-30
FOR SALE Electric motors, 1 to 100
horsepower. Scott Bros. Eleotrlo Co.,
IIS West Seventh street. Phone Main
8864. 5--28
FOR SALE An elegant set of early
English dining room furniture; table,
sideboard, china cabinet, serving table
and chairs. Will sell tor less than one
half its cost. Call at Gottschalk Co.
and ask for Mr. Rose. 6-a-l
STARR PHONOGRAPHS
The use of Silver Grain
Spruce, "the music wood of
centuries," for the tone
chambers of the Starr Pho
nograph, coupled with the
long years of musical expe
rience that the Starr Piano
Co. has had in the manufac
ture of over 150,000 of the
finest instruments the world
has ever known, makes pos
sible the wonderful tone of
this instrument. And the
Starr's tone developed in the
"Singing Throat" of Spruce
will grow mellower and
sweeter with, the age of the
wood. Come in today and
hear the Starr.
The Starr Piano Company
No. 908 Market St.
FOR SALE Pool table, at great sacrifice
if purchased limned lately. Call or In
quire Company C, Sixth United States
Infantry, Chlukamauga park. S-a-2
FOR SALE! Female fox terrier with two
male puppies one month old, for $6.
Telephone Main 4608. 6-9-1
WANTED Tou to watch the Pig Knife
do something. Crisman Hardware Co.,
now 417 Market street; soon 611 Mar
ket street. 6-m-l
FOR KALE The largest stock of screen
doors and wire In the city. Come and
see them before buying. Crisman Hard
wars Co., 417 Market. phone 8342.
"Look for the Big Knife." 5-m-l
FOR SALE Ice cream freesers. all sizes.
The very best makes. "Honk for the
Big Knife." Crisman Msrdwars Co.,
417 Market street. Phone 8342. -m-l
FOR SALE Bankrupt stock bicycle and
auto repair shop; some new stock;
showcases, counters and racks. Call
Leo L, Osborne, Main 308. I-tf
FOR PALR The best livery and board
ing stable In city; will be sold at a
bargain on account of sickness. Come
and Investigate, at 423 Market street.
6-4-6
FOR BALIS fiewlng machines, drnphead
tjlngor and others, rheap for cash. Ad
dress ( Elinor street. North Chatta
nooga. ,.a.s
GARDENERS Get ten-year-old stable
manure at Joe Willis' stable, on 1'lne
street.
FOR 8ALKTwo horses and a two
horse wagon and double, harness at a
bargain. Hemlock 1883. j-tf
FOR SALE Screen
wire; all prices and sixes. Varnellj
Hardware Co.. Main 17U. J-a-29 1
IL8'"5""" ,mP-ove4 eewln- ma-1
- - - aa ss i rri,
l-m-27 i
4 11Ck!i 8m.I,1,U1? bone fop chickens, i
1 Ld Hans . tit Broad ,trect -A-l
I WAMT lb FleilSM Tins
THAT
THiS WIU. MAKE TVei
though
That rve maoc
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CHATTANOOGA
MISCELLANEOUS .
U U. 8MJTH BRO. typewriters. 17 H.
Tta St. Main 6826. . - 12-tf
SEE 0. C. HOWARD if you
want to sell or exchange
any bid piece of furniture.
Phohe M. 1624. 1478 Mar
ket St. 12-m-26
TUBERCULOSIS Consumption; If Inter
ested or affected, write today for free
booklet: Important Information Win
gate balvo Mfg. Co., Aahovule, N. C.
12-a-5
"Just a Minute, Please"
faring or mall your
KODAK FILMS
0 the -best finishing house In the city
NOVELTY" PHOTO CO.
10 East Eleventh. Street, Chattanooga.
NOTICE When you have any brick work
or plaateringyou want done, call and
aee us. R. H. Brown ft Hros., brick
layers and plasterers. Main 4041. City.
12-a-l
WHAT A CUSTOMER BAYS)
Monteagle, Tenn,. Feb. 18. 1916.
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 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 islands and China. Allow,
ances tor wives, children, mothers nd
others. Dependents In present world
war for democracy, file applications at
once; no attorney s fees. 817 Georgia
avenue. Main IZZ. II. tf
SALESMEN WANTED
DO TOU want clean, high-class money
making selling propositions? You will
And them In Specialty Sidesman Magn
sine 100-page monthly; chuck full
inspirational selling talks by best writ
ers; every issue course In salesman
ship; vigorously exposes "Junk", sellers,
misrepresented and frauds; the agent's
champion: yearly $2. Send 2fo for
three months' trial subscript lon-read
current Issue; It not satisfied, 25c re
funded. (Sold on news stands.) Sne
clalty Salesman Magailne, Caxton
building, Chicago. 10-tf
HELP WANTED Male
HELP WANTED Expert white aiioe re
pairman; last on all work-; good wages,
wire or write Shoe Renin v. 1421 Mar.
kit streot, Chattanooga, Tenn. T-a-2
HELP WANTED Colored foundry la
borers and helper. Trice-Evans Foun
dry company. 7-a-l
help WANTED Experienced sheet
iron woi-Kers ana Helper Apply Fore
man, 7 a.m. Walsh Weldner Holler
Co. 7.a.j
WANTED Experienced
COAL MINERS - (high
wage scale). We also have
some fine openings where
experienced, persevering
Contractors can make good
' money. Call on or tele
phone , RIDDLE COAL
COMPANY, G19 Hamilton
Bank Bldg. , 7-tf
HELP WANTED Stove
mounters. Good wages and
steady employment to com
petent workmen. Address
Workman, care News. 7-3
HKLP WANTED Colored man for
chauffeur and butler to go to Hlgnal
mountain for summer; references re
quired. Address X. T. 2., care News.
. 7-S
HKLP WANTED Twenty-five colored
In borers, at once; good pay. Atlantic
Ice and Cool Co. 7.1
HELP WANTED A
can And a steady
square.
jrooa boy over
IK
job at 25 Market
7-a-l
WANTED High-grade
machinists and lathe hands.
Steady employment guar
anteed good men; good pay;
eight-hour day. Apply at
works, Lticey Manufactur
ing Corporation, 19th and
Grove streets or 'phone
Main 785. 7-tf
EXCHANGE
i FOR EXCHANGE $12,000 Nashville
property for hattanooga property. J
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llelmlck, 521 Market street. 17-B-2
MONEY TO LOAN
MONET TO I.)AN On Improved res I
estata in rtt? limits. W. 11. gwaney, '
01 James Bide tH.f.2) i
TOM WILL HAVE TO LEA It N HOW TO
NEWS
FOR SALE Real Estate
I'OU BALK My liome; six rcomi iuoi-
era; nice lot. near car lin
le; will
make terms. W. U M. care
News.
a-1
FOR SALE Forty-acre farm on Sand
mountain; good house and barn, all
fenced and planted; only S1.&O0; terms.
I also have some land that 1 will plant
and look after crops for you. Don't
valt. I, A. Brown. Main 6892. 106 West
Ninth. 6-1
TOR SALE Tha Harris house. No. 1
Mitchell; ten' rooms, completely fur
nished; doing good business; owner
must sell on account of ill health. Mrs.
I B. Harris. -4
A COUNTRY HOME FOR
SALE Price $7,000, which
is half its Talue. Reving
ton's home place on Mis
sion ridge, above the fogs
and malaria of the valley.
Hundreds of Fruit Trees in
bearing;, hundreds of
Shrubs are blooming; about
7 acres highly improved;
Apples, Peats, Peaches,
Cherries, Grapes, Straw
berries, Raspberries'
. Gooseberries and Aspara
gus; electrid lights, city wa
ter, sewerage system, tele
phone. Drive out and see it.
Hemlock 1071.
FOR SALE Six acres, one-half mile
from ridge car; old house, stable, well
and nice assortment of fruit; small pay
ment down, balance monthly. U Hoott,
.'800 Main street, Ridgedale. 6-a-J
ADVERTISING
A
LITTLE
All the time Is by far more profitable tlian
THORN ...T.iiYV'.
OCCASIONAL i"VVY
"Sl'LASIiEH." '
We know It It Is our business to know.
NEWS
WANT
A l)H.
MAIN
ISO.
SITUATION WANTED
rTfTtWcKXSa window cleaning in'i
house cleaning. Call Main 2636. tnroy
l'ryor. n.3o
SITUATION WANTEjP After 4 p.m. on
HaturdHy. clerking, clerical or steno
graphic work, by young man. Can fur.
nlsh At reference. II, A. C, care News.
11-3
SITUATION WANTED As collector or
salesman; several years' experience.;
run furnish first-class references. Call
Main 133 or address II. B. care
News. n.a.j
Let
STANDARD TILE
COMPANY
Do Your Tile Work
We do first-class work Tile
11 nd Terrarro,
Room 28 Chamberlain Bldg.
Main 1318.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
FOR RENT Houses
foTT
TISnT
-iy ten-room brTL-tt resT-
ilftiinA. KH)
McCallln avenue. I. A
llrawner, Room 400 First National Rank
hulMliiH, 2-m-I
Always CotU 10 Leu Her
SPECIALS
Hot weather Is now here,
How about your REFRIGERA
TOR and OIL STOVE T
$18.00 BO-lb. C19 75
Refrigerator plJ
We Give
Profit-Sharing Coupons
Cochran Furnifun Co.
530 Market. Phone M. 5356
II
Commercial Printing Co.
H. N. Walker, Proprietor
HIGH CLASS
COMMERCIAL
PRINTING
Wa Delivsr Whin Ws Promiss
Phone Main 3350
Eighth and Chsrry, Fsrgar Bldg.
Ws Can Furnish This
KNIT.
yrMourrmtinaPj
HELP WANTED Female
HELP WANTED Colorsd girls wanted.
Ill Cartar strsst. .-. -U
HELP WANTED Settled woman for
B-eneraT housework and nurslns;; must
havs reference. Phone Main tilt. I-IS
IIELP WANTED Opera
tors for power toachine
lYiJilfinrr Rlrirfa; ennr! ruiv-
- -
Steady WOrk; Paid "While
, , -,r
leamincr. Scnerr Miff. CO..
nni t-1 -t-il il r-ii n ,
-i su. iiaeventn csi. o-o
HKLP WANTED Olrls 1 and 17 years
old for bundle wrappers, stock girls
and errand girls. Splendid chance for
advancement. Apply to Mr. V. B Wil
ier, at Miller Bros. Co. l-a-1
jiuuf wanted colored women oper-
arora; oest pay. Apply Before 1 turn.
Crown laundry, II Market. l-t
HKLP WANTED An experienced cook
and houaegirl. tlS Oak. l-a-1
. i
liK-i wanted Girls and women to
woir at Moaei laundry. Good pay and
steady work. g-tf
LOST
LOST lady's fancy-colored
handbag,
i
containing about ft, Thursday
after-
noon, in
Reward.
the city or on llixaon pike.
v. n. rower, jmowi office.
. 1-301
LOST Saturday,
small diamond
lady's ring In envelope;
set. itewara. Mam 41 Xb.
1-1
lont This morning, a silk umbrella;
has ebony handle with silver plate
name enitraved. N. A, Jett. Helonss to
my father. Iteward.
Call Main 1714.
1-1
SPECIAL
KITCHEN CABINETS
Greatly Reduced Prices This
Week. Thirty and sixty
days same as cash,
E. MENNEN
FURNITURE CO.
1227-29 Mirket 81. Main 5621
Republic Trucks
MOST POPULAR
3-4-Ton $ 985
1- Ton $1,410
2- Ton $2,115
Mitchell Auto Co.
Seventh and Broad Streets
Phone Main 1452
Special
207 Discount pn Tires
Guaranteed 6,000 miles.
Quy today while we have your alse.
Cash only at this prloe,
SCOTT TIRE CO.
823 Broad 8t Chattanooga, Tenn.
The American Restaurant
144? Market Street
Menu for Sunday, March 31 1
Price, SOe.
Chicken Ilroth with nice
lionet Young Fowl
Corn Tiirldlng Cream I'uUtloes
HlliTil Tomatoes or
Hearts of Celery
Ice Cream with Assorted Cakes
CotTce, Tea or Milk
OI'EN ALU HOUrtS
MAULING
With
MOTOR TRUCKS
ANYTHING, ANY TIMK. ANY-.
WHKIIK, Mill ANYHODY
Call Orr
Main. 3371 or 6480
Bi ALLMAN
a
1J
A.iTTUDEOFPASIQ
luum to anncii
Lutheran Xlinister Support!
Government, but Pots Spirit
ual Matters First, He Cays.
- i nbt. ii. jo. oc.naenw, wiwr m uio
I Evangelical Lutheran Church f tha
I A seen ion. corner of McCallla aranu and
I East End avenue, last nlrht repeated br
mwn nra ara n m nuran
some time since as an Informal talk, end
which has been, the cause at . asms dis
cussion. .
His subject was "The Christian
tor's Relation to tha Issues of the Da,"
and was taken from the test on r
dertnr unto Caesar the things that ere
Caesar's, ,
In the Lutheran congregation ere many
of German birth or deeeent, end the
congregation la active In sendee te eld
In the war. ,
In reference to hi sermon, Ree. Mr.
Schaefter ssld today that he regretted
thai some portions of It were not report
d along with ethers, so that e better
Idea of his meaning would be conveyed,
lie said he laid stress on the duty today
of patrlotlo support of the government,
though he felt that ministers of the gos
pel should lay most stress on the spir
itual, He said that tn the eoerae ef bis re
marks he used the following words, which
explain his attitude:
"The church ran best serve the socie
ties of the world by fulfilling K. divine
mlsalon of preaching the gospel and ad-
I ... .,. .
-IT ? l,l"r! Z.
I '"""aiu. worn or oiwa o nw ovuniry. vm-
cause a follower of Christ could not
stoop so low, and then Christianity de
mands that lis adherents be 'obedient
even unto death to those In authority.
Patriotism Is a part of the gospel, but It
Is not the greatest part. In such a time
as this, when tha world Is In great tra
vail and we know not what will be born
unto the generatlona ahead, the church
and her pastors should hammer away
Hunday after Munday upon the eternal
truth, the only means whereby the world,
as well as Individuals. Is to be saved for
Justice and purity and truth and love Is
throush the saving faith In our crucified
Savior, and through the power of the
Holy Hptrlt to render devoted service
daily to the will of Almighty Cod.
n sermon and conversation I Tiave-
stood by the principles enunciated by.
President Wilson In his messagea te the
world, because they are Christian princi
ples, and may they stand as the confes
sion of the nations of the earth) And I
would not denounce my country or
preach sedition even U tinohrlstlan elms
and purposes were promulgated, But If
such should happen I would In regular
Sunday sermons, without applying er In
any way connecting the sermon with the
atale, declare for the principles 9f Jesus
Chrlat. regardless of the consequences, t
aim to ealehllah men In Christian moral
ity and character, not reaulate the sf
fairs of the atale. If the press and pul
pit of Germany had been free to de
nounce evil end proclaim righteousness
and charity the wsr would long since
have ceased, the authorities would have
been compelled when such cases were
known to punish all brutal and un
christian conduct of their anldlera, Ger
many would repudiate the breaking: of
treaties, Russia would not have been In
vaded after the declaration of peace.
Thank (lod that the atate does not eon
trol our pulpit and Press! It Is not tha
fault of our country's principles that In
these (lays newepapera and. men who
would advocate forgiveness eruf love and
justice are prosecuted and maligned be
the unchristian adherents of hatred, lie
moderation and Irreverence. ,
"The preachlna of Christian nrlnolnla
or oomentmant In trials and atrength in
aanrers Is the great rail to the church
today. The peoples of the nations, are
bewildered and confounded. They need
to have calm faith In their nrlnclolee
end the nulet determination te suffes
,tll victory, even as waa manifested. by
Jesus In the trying experiences preced
n ma rrurmxion. In rimp and home.
whatever the tests, Christ gives eheertal
couraxe and real contentment. .True
Christiana will bear every burden willing
ly they will be the leat to murmur.
NEW INDUSTRY OPENS :
OFFICE IN CHATTANOOGA
Dois Rubber and Tube Com
pany Building' Big Factory In
Atlanta to Make Tires.
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Ttranrh offices of the Pom nubker and
Tuba company, of Atlanta. Kill be Opened
this ffsek In Chattanooga. 441 Volunteer
Life building, by U II. Mghtfoot and S.
IU. Thatcher to direct the corporation's
bualneaa In Ihls section of Tennessee,
Tlieee repreaentallves have been assigned
lo t hattamiosa territory by T. J. Davie.
Vice-president of the Dose company, who
contemplates opening offices In ether clt
lee of (he stale.
The Itass company 1a building a large
factory opposite Kort ItrPnersoe to man
ufai-lure puncture-proof Inner tnbee for
autmnnblle tires. These tubvs lve beai
leated by some of the best-known rubber
esperls of the country and prommnced !
be a anliitlon of one of the most aerleua
problems confronting the motor cor
world. Iteoenny a successful demstra
'Ion of the tube aa given In the prr
en.e or the automobile edltora of the
three Atlanta newspapers.
in sMaiiion to the tube, the company.
whirh ess founded by lr. N. C. Iiert,
will manufacture e guaranteed et-me
bile caelna and a new type rubber he I.
H me of the officers and director ef the
company, who ere prominent business
men of the south, are well known le
this section ef the stale.
Leading business men of Tsaoeesee sad
(Writla hare espreeeed the opinio a that
the I hmo factory Is the flrat of maav
rubber Industries that win be tmkltbd
In the south within the eit few vc ire
because of esoellent ellmatlo coudl'loes
for bsndllng rubber products.
Offirere and dlrectore of the eawipasy
are Dr. N. C Iosa, president: f. J.
Pa via. vire-preatdent: W. B. Bio vail,
president of the Kmplre Trust company,
of Atlanta, secretary and treasurer. W
rectors) I. N. C Iioea. T. J. Davis.
Jay IludaaiU. Judse Andy Calhoun, ef
Atlanta: John T. Holdeo. CrewfontvUle:
J. O. Jclion, atorfcbrtdget 1. T. J.
dlmmcm, of Brenau college. (Ulnvill:
W. XV. Hunt. Hiram; NMt Harper, U
thle nprtnea; Iixle rUshtnskl. Dublin, and
"proul rouche. of Carteravllle, O.
Seme Good Advice.
"Don't think too much of your own
methods. Watch other people's wsys
and learn from them. Tbla la good
advice, eapeclally when bilious or con
stipated. Yon will find many peuple
who use Chamberlain's Tablets for
these allmrnts with the best results.
an.l will do, well to follow their rinra.
pie. (Adv.)
SPKINO HAS CAMS
Now Is the season when Imitations
ani cheap o ran re subetttdtra tor
WHISTLK are put on the market.
Look for the WHISTLE UbeJ for your
rryf??'
heeUh's sa, AdyJt