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T H E CHATTANOOGA NEWS
TUESDAY, APRIL t, 1111
!:tUi Carolina Droggists
Have Iligb Opinion
id Sramp-Rcot
: I have been bandllns; Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root for more than fifteen
ytara and It hat given the best of sat
istactlon to the customers and I have
had many speaK or tn Denent to mem
derived from its use.
The continuous large demand is in
. my opinion the very best testimonial
or its rnemcmai virtue.
Wishing you every success, I remain,
Tours very truly,
F. S. DUFFY,
Drug-gist and Pharmacist
April 7, 19X7. New Bern, K. p.
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Hotter to
On Kilmer A Co,
illnqhamton.
N.V.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For
t i - " a
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer Co.,
Blntbamton, N. Y for a sample sire
botue,' It will can vines anyone. You
will also receive a booklet of valna
bio Information, telling about the kid
aeys and bladder. When writing, be
sure and mention The Chattanooga
News. Regular, medium and large
sis bottles for sale at all drug stores.
(Adv.)
DRASHC'LAWS
TO PUNISH SPIES
Pressure for Legislation Com
ing From All Parts of Court
" try Mob Violence Fearepl.
JUDGE 'REYNOLDS HEEDS
PLEA FOR LENIENCY
Constable 'Tarry" Lawson asked
the court to be merciful with . one
of his clients Tuesday morning, and as
the result Carl Manler waa the recipient
of the court's leniency. Manler had bees
found by Constable Lawson at the
Terminal station with a grip of whisky.
The owner of the grip was arrested and
tha whisky taken to the county Jail,
Lawson, after a thorough examination,
learned that young. Manler was not
bringing the whisky In tor the purpose of
selling. When the case was called Tues
day constable Lawson made a plea to
the court to be lenient with Manler, say
ing that he was a youna man and he
believed If given a chance this would be
a lesson. The officer slatea tnat he
By Willingness OI JUdgeS tO noa,e would be a harm to the young
orrenaer insteaa or oemg me, means or
his being corrected. Judge McReynolds
stated that Constable Lawson had done
so much good and effective work, and
had been tha means of the trafflo in
liquor almost being stopped, that he
would grant him any favor that was
within reason. Manler was fined ISO and
eon and the sentence which Is usually
given was left off.
JUSTICE HAMPERED
Bender Decisions Based on
Technicalities,
Sart Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Qst In ths hsblt of drinking a
glass of hot water bsforo
brsskfait
We're not here long, so let's make our
stay afrreoabta. Let us live well, eat
well, digest well, wtork well, slepp well,
and look well, , Vhat a glorious condi
tion to attain, and yet, how very easy it
Is If one will only adopt the inornlntr
inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to foel
dull and heavy whn they arise, opllt
' ting headache, stuffy from a cold", foul
tongue, nasty breath, add stomach,
can. Instead, feel as fresh as a daisy by
opening the sluices of the system each
morning and flushing out the whole o(
the internal poisonous stagnant mat
ter. Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning, before
breakfast, drink a glass of real
hot water with a teaspoonful of lime
stone phoHphate In it to wash from tha
stomach, liver and bowels the previous
day's Indigestible waste, sour olio rnd
poisonous toxins. The action of hot
water and limestone phosphnto on an
empty stomach Is wonderfully invig
orating. It cleans out all the sour
fermentations, gnses, wnste and acid
ity and gives one a splendid appetite
t for breakfast.
Tho millions of people who arc both
ered with con ntt put ton, bilious spells,
stomach trouble; others who hove sol
low skins, blood disorders and sickly
complexions are uracil to get a quarter
pouad of limestone phosphate from the
drug store. This will cost very little,
but is sufficient to make anyone a
pronounced crank on the subject of inside-bathing
before breakfast. (Adv.)
(Bv David Lawrence.)
(Copyright, Mis. by New York Eve
ning fosv.)
Washington, April 9. Pressure
for draetio legislation, whioh shall
t deal severely and expeditiously with
' German propagandiats and spies, Is
coming frem all parts of tho coun
try and should oontinus espeoislly
in ths next few days when, con
gress deliberates on ths various
bills now pending.
For unless tho law enforcement agen
oles of the government are glvon
with that Institution, it was given suffi
cient power under the original espion
age act to bar newspapers and
magaxlnes and otherwise embarrass
critics, but no such abuse of authority
has occurred on a wholesale scale in
the past year, and there Is little like
lihood that It will in the future.
broad authority to deal with ths multl- tnlcal aXn and tnr to "draw
pie case, that are arising, a resort EJiff
man propagandist and py will be just
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to mob violence is feared.
Already there are evidences that In
the middle west and west, whose
lukewarmness to the Issues of the war
were frequently commented upon
year ago, tho least tolerance Is being
shown German offenders.
Reports to tha department of Justice
show that thero Is considerably more
riNfntment in such states as Iowa, Me
braska and Montana of quasi-disloyal
utterances than there is even In the
east. Different sections of the coun
try are reacting different to the Ger
man propagandist, but the bitterest
kind of a feeling is' being gradually
bred by such things as the discovery
of uotson and glass in bread.
Just as happened in England after
every German drive, tho Germans, who
were Indiscreet enough to show their
exultations over tho Teutonic advance,
have recently been handled rather
roughly in western states.'
It is preeisely beoause oongresa
hat failed to empower the depsrt
ment of juttioe to deal at its dis
cretion with oasss of disloyalty or
seditious activities of German
residens, that effioiafs really fear
ths aituation may get out of hand
in some parts of the country.
When there is no )aw, psople arc
tempted 'in times like these to
make law on the spot.
Tho department of Justice, however,
has been severely criticised of lata for
not doing away with mors Germans.
Absence of authority has been one
handicap and the laxity of some fed
eral indites In disponing of eases
brott gtit before them by the depart
ment has been another,
. Follow Publio Opinion,
Behind the explicit powers granted
to the department by congress must
exist always a public opinion that win
Indicate to federal Judges that they,
too, in time of war must consider the
possible menace to the country of let.
ting urtlens loose or. Inflicting Insig
nificant penalties on Uormans who
openly take issue with tho American
aovornment. In one case, when a uer-
man addressing a Public meeting not
only expressed a profane crltclsm of
tha president of the Unltod States, but
advised all American soldiers to shoot
their oftleers, he waa promptly ar.
re h tod and Indicted.
But the federal Judge oleased him
on the ground that no American sol
diers actually were present to hear the
Germans advice. Instances of this
sort are behind the department of Jus
tice's efforts to get laws that will en
able them to obtain severe penalties
as able to detect the loopholes as
American citizens who do not agree
politically with the administration.
If the administration had abused its
power in the last year and had shown
a disregard of public opinion in
handling those who are engaged in
criticising the acts of tho government,
there would now be every excuse for
hesitation. But the question today Is
whether the senate la going to have
faith In the department of Justice and
the executive branch of the govern
ment In dealing with the ticklish ques
tion of disloyal utterances or whether
it Is going to hamper and restrain the
efforts which would otherwise be made
to stamp out disloyalty and enable the
government to float the liberty loan
without opposition from the Insidious
German propagandist.
Can Correct Abuse,
Public 'opinion has always been able
to apply Its remondlea whenever any
flagrant case of abused authority oc
curred, and tho courts and the people
will always ba able as heretofore to
recognise purely American criticism of
war policies and that which springs
from foreign eympathlzets. Also the
department . of Justice and other
brunches of the government will be
obliged to -after to the federal courts
In prosecuting the cases contributory
circumstances to show the sympathy
of the offender with the cause of Ger
many,
I'ower Is not being asked to punish
baa been assigned to army duties. The
wedding march was played by Mrs.
Bradley Morrah, of Chattanooga, a sis
ter of the bride, and tho ceremony was
performed by Rev. George Stoves, pas
tor of ths First Methodist church.
HOLY CITY CELEBRATED
EASTER WITH NEW FERVOR
anyone who disagrees with tho pollclcsj tain special legislation before Anally
of tho government, but those who aro
obviously engsged in a propaaanda to
spread their own criticism with Intent
to hinder and embarrass the war ma
chlnery of America In the most critical
moments of Its life.
Flag Service Presentation
And Liberty Dav Celebration
Special to The News.)
Dayton, April . The service flag
presents t Ion by the Woodmen of the
world and the meeting of the third
liberty loan committee will be held
next Sunday afternoon at the court
house. This Joint meeting waa to have
been held Sunday, April 7, but was
postponed because of the Incessant
rain. Judge N. L. lutuhman and the
Hon. Jesse M, Littleton, who were to
have been the speakers Hunday, will
be present Hunday, April 14.
CONTINUES SERVICE
fnr thn snaiis-ml In dialnval Utter
ances, particularly those of German DOCTOR DISMISSED. BUT
sympathy who go about advlslna- www,vl' 7 . '.u" uu'
afcalnst ths purchase of liberty bonds
and thrift stamps.
Has Not Abused Power.
Unquestionably, Senator li Irani John,
son Is right in saying that under some
of the proposed legislation, people en
gaged In legitimate rrttrlsm of the ad
ministration can be punished and free
dom of speech Interfered with. But If
the administration wanted to Interfere
WHY WHOOPING
COUGH IS SERIOUS
(Special to The Nswa.) '
KnoxvlllH April t. Although or
dered dismissed. Dr. Forest LeToellor,
bouse surgeon of the Lincoln Memorial
branch of tho Knnxvllln General hos
pital, is still performing bis duties.
Commissioner J. G. Crumbllss, who has
supervision over the hospital, rialms
that LeTcellcr was guilty of Inmirbord-
inatlon and failure to perform his
duties. The charges were denied by
LeTeellur.
Among olher statements attributed
to Dr, LeTeeller by Commissioner
Crumbllss was thai he has chsrged
the management of the hospital Is po
litical, Instead of for tlin benefit of tho
hospital. Commissioner Crumhllas de
clared further that the executive board
And thfl Slifffirpr Riven the ha no authority to retain nr. Le
n l t r I Teeller, and that If he does continue In
oesi oi uare.
the olhce, he hIuiII nut be puld for his
services.
Alkahest Lyceum
No. 4
Junior High School
. THURSDAY
Evening:, April 11
At 8 O'clock
THE BERKELEY
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Instrumental Solos
Songs in Costume
Admission: Adults 23c
-, Children ... 10c
Whooping rough not only eauv'S
stifTerttiK, but complications sometimes
! follow that end seriously. The after
I effects are oftentimes to be more feared
i than whooping cough Itself. The lungs
I may ba affected, which will tend tu
I make the sufferer so easy victim of tu
berculosis. Then, too, while the system
I la weakened by this disease1, jiiiMimo
j nla msy develop with disastrous re
sults. And it Is very oontnelous.
1'rotect your children. At tha first
slrnofawbonp give tbrm LIung-Vlta.
oil who have used this tnedl. Ins for
whooDina cornel) report thai It rslleves
the coiirIi and that vomiting rarely, If
iMcr. occurs. This simple, yet effective,
remedy will build up their systems
and protect them against the after
effects. You csn use Lnng-Vlta with perfect
safety. It Is a compound of a veae
tsbls syrup with oils of known value
No hsrmful or hsblt-formlng drues of
any kind are used In It. Try It. All
druggists and dealers have
(Adv.)
For Itching Torture
There is tne remedy that seldom falls
to atop tiding torture and relieve akin
imitation arvj tnat maaei in gain eon,
cleat and healthy.
Any druggist can 'tupply you with
remo, which cenerally overcome all
j akin diseases. Acne, ecxems, itch, pirn
! plea, rashes, blackheads, in moat case
I give way to tema Frequently, minor
blemlshe disappear ovemitbt. Itcbkng
ubusuj sioi mstamiy. Aemo la aaie
antiseptic liquid, dean, easy to use anc
dependable. It coata only S5c? an extn
arge bottle, 11.00. It will not stain. V
not greasy or etlcky end la positive!)
tie or tender, sensitive sklna
The fi. W. Res Co. Cleveland. O
CHATTOOGA COUNTY
LEADS IN GEORGIA
(Special to The News.)
Lyerly, Ua., April . When the day
rolled up for the great drive for the
third liberty loan, CliartooK county
le, all the otlter Oovrgla counties. Chat
tooga's quota being pluccd at ISO.ttOO,
and early Saturday mornlnir sub
scriptions amounting to M1.0"0 were
wired to W. C. Wardlaw, chairman of
the liberty loan executive committee,
this being the first county In Georgia
to r-'port sold and to get the S per cent.
In the hands of Mr. Wardlaw.
W. I. Bennett of Trlon. chairman of
the Chattooga county liberty loan com
mittee, and his efficient corps of holp-
cr are being highly praised for their
efforts, and the people of the county
aro gratified over the result.
HUNTSVILLE GIRL AND
LIEUTENANT TO WED
(Special to The Ntas)
Huntsvllle. Ala., April . Miss An.
nice Jones, youngest daughter cf Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Jones, of this city,
was married on Friday afternoon to
Lieut. K. K. Hamilton, of tha United
Slatea army. Lieut. Hamilton has been
stationed at Chattanooga for some
lime, where tho young couple met. and
the bridal tour waa taken to Camp
heeler, Macon, Ua.. where the groom
ratten Bootblack Was
Bootlegger, Too, It Seems
Lee Turner, bootbl ,c at tha Patten
hotel, charged with selllna whisky to
soldiers March J. waa tried before
Cnltei! Plates Commissioner flam .1.
McAllester today and was held to the.
federal srsnd Jury, which meets the
fourth Monday In April. Turner wss
riirnensine the ltii!d at IS a pint snd
claimed be bad a good aorply oa hand.
Swarmg of Pilgrims Absent.
British Soldiers Reviving In
dustry, Banishing Distress.
0
London, April 9. Jerusalem's
first Eaater since the Britsh oc
cupation waa celebrated with quiet
'solemnity, aaya ' Router's corre
spondent in the Holy Cit. The usual
swarms of pilgrims who tfcrong
Jerusalem at this aeason were
missinfl, but their place waa taken
to some extant by khaki-elad fig
ures, who participated In tbe serv
' less of both the Protestant and
Catholio ehurohes.
Pontifical mass. the correspondent
adds, "was observed In the Church of
the Holy Sepulchre, and waa attended
by tne governor or Jerusalem ana
numerous officers, Including a repre
sentative of the French government
The Passover coincided with our fes
tival and waa celebrated with a new
meaning of Joy for the Jewa In the oc
cupied territory.
"Although occupation only dates
back four months, the very atmosphere
of this region seemed to have under
gone a change. Distress baa vanished
and sickness and fear no longer are at
the thresholds of the towns and vil
lages. Everywhere there Is evidence of
reviving Industry and prosperity. What
haa contributed more than anything
else to Immediate relief has been the
employment of thousands of natives
upon the repair of the roads.. Every
body ' realizes that a new era has
dawned for their land. The Bedouins
can graze their flocks In peace and
security and husbandmen can till the
soil with the knowledge that they will
not bo robbed of the frutls of tlwlr
labor. Tho benefits of a rula of lib
erty and Juatlce already are making
themselves felt and the people are be
ginning to feel a lively gratitude to
tha British soldier who moves In their
midst, showing them nothing but kind
neks, fairness and good nature,"
LEND MONEY TO GREECE
Credit 'Arranged in Paris by
U. 8. Assistant Treasurer.
Washington, April 9. Greece
will reesive a loan of $44,000,000
from the United States ss soon as
the Greek parliamsnt has passed
the necessary, authorizing legisla
tion, It waa announced at the
treasury today.
The credit was arranged In Paris
by Oscar T. Crosby, assistant secre
tary of the .treasury and American
representative of tho Inter-allled
council. It was found necessary, how
ever, for the Greek government to ob
WOMAN DOCTOR TELLS OF
CULLS OF GERMAN SYSTEM
Dr. Loyejoy, Homo Prom
France, Declares Suffering'
Cannot Be Exaggerated.
concluding an agreement.
Oreece Is the lust of the allied bel
liferents In Kuropo to get a loan from
tho ITniied Rtntes. A credit of I6,r,ti,
000 for' Rumania was arranged several
months ago and a pnyment of 15,000,
000 was made through the Russian
government. Overthrow of the Ker
ensky government prevented delivery
of this sum, however, and It was re
turned to tho treasury here. In vlow
of the lnde.Inlte situation on the Ru
manian front, the status of this loan
hits not been dennlloly determined.
DO SOMETHING
FOR THAT COUGH
Dr. Bell'g Pine-Tar-Honey will
prove ideal treatment.
A neglected cough may lead to such
dangerous bronchial or lung ailments
that proper attention with ur. liens
I'lno-Tar-Honey cannot be begun too
promptly.
You can absolutely oepena on tms
remedy as It has proved effective in
thousniKls of cases whero a hacking
cough, tliltlcult breathing, Inflammation
or hoHrxeneea were involved, jis nai
sam and healing Ingredients soothe the
throiit. loosen tho phlegm, the nntlsep
tlo properties check the cold germs and
feverish or giippy reelings aro prompt
Iv allaved.
Take Dr. Rell's Tine-Tar-Honey at
onee( not only for quick and gratirying
relief for all distressing symptoms, but
to tirevent serious after-effects.
HUH sold at 25 cents by all druggists.
(Adv.
V Oil
Fluffy, Soft, Silky, Long
u.0 HeroHn
sOWOC MAIN DRItSINO.
Piesunllv fumed, not stickvornimmy
llerohn sumnlatr snd amirisbet Hit
rH of the lislr caudnf napnr. eore.
stnhhiMB, kinky or sliuit hair to trow
soft, long, nlkt, raar to tnanacr, so you
raw itn It up in anv sivle. Kemovet PAN
liRt'KK and Mops IfCHINU HCAI.1.
Vn t ltt.lrt. kt tut $rt UtrtlM.
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Jhorthsnd. Typewriting. Bookkeeping.
Ranking. Penmanship. Civil ivl
ani ll eommerrial branches. Indl
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SCHOOL
C W. tDWONnsON, UL.B.M.Acets..
1'isat.
Ilh Floor Voluotssr citato Life Bids.
Atlanta, April . "There la only one
thing; worse than death for a man to
live to "be old without having- done
anything worth while; but for a woman
to Jive to bo the mother qt a Hun and
the grandmother of a generation of
Huns is worse than a million deaths-
It la a living death."
This statement was made here yes
terday by Dr. Esther Clayaon Lovejoy
before a meeting of representatives of
eighty Red Cross chapters In the south
ern division, Dr. bovejoy was sent to
France by the! American Red Cross to
Investigate cQnuiton ot women ana
children In the war a e.
Telling of her exp .Jflces at the Red
Cross receiving st'.att' at Avion,
France, she said: :
'At this station all t culls of the
German military ayetc i are received,"
she said. "Women, dv: 5, girls be
tween 3 and 16, boys from ? to 14, the
old, the feeble; onl,tnose of no mili
tary value to Germany, but who nave
to be fed are turned into tne siauon
dally. They are started on their Jour
ney through Germany and Switzerland
and then dumped on France at Avion.
"Human tongue cannot exaggerate
the nhvslcal. mental, moral and spirit
ual suffering of these people," Dr. 1
Lovejoy declared. I
"It is interesting to note mat xnei
Muna hold all young women who have
only one child under I years or ago. . tm
Germans are not xamous ior hhuui
a delicate situation, mil in tnia case
they do use a little delicacy. The In
vaders are probably the fathers ot these
children. - '
"The ehiMrnn who come Into the re
ceiving station are generally stunted
from lacK or nounsnmeat. -
Dr. Lovejoy was formerly a physi
cian in Portland, Or
BRITISH PROMOTINS NO
LONGER BY SENIORITY
London, April 9. King George has
signed a royal warrant proviaing uw
promotions to the rank of general in
the British army shall be by selection
instead of seniority. This, It la eald,
will make It possible for a young offi
cer who shows brilliant abilities aa a
leader to Jump over the heads of sen
iors in the service.
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
If you have Catarrhal Deafness or head
nolHcs ko to your druggist and get 1
oun e of Parmint (double strength), ana
add to It pint of hot water and a lit
tle granulated sugar. Take 1 tablespoon
ful four times a day.
This will often bring quick relief frem
the dlHtressing hesd noises. Clogged nos
trils should open, breathing become easy
snd the mucus stop droir- ' -throat.,
it is easy to prepare, costs lit
tle, and Is plrnsnnt to take. Any one
who has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises should give this prescription a
trial (Adv.) t ' "
Th Well. known Cod linrf'
and Iron Tonic, Without
ToMakeThemStrong
Overworked Men, whose vitality becomes
Impaired by long hours of arduous labors,
need Just such a vitalizing, blood-making;
and strengthening tonic as Vinol is proved
to be by its published formula. There is
no other medicine that builds up health,
strength and vitality so surely.
HERE IS PROOF
"I was all ' lagged out,' run down, no appetite, ne
voua, eleepleas nights, and drowsy during the dayn
and waa not fit to work. A friend told sno to take
VinoL I did so, and can now eat three aquare meala
a day. I sleep well, am alert, active, strong and wall,
and have gained eleven pound." A, W, Higby,
Sheboygan, Wis.
WE WILL RETURN YOUR MONEY
if Vinol fails to benefit you,
Jo Anderson, Druggist, Chattanooga, Tenn.
JACK O'DONOHUE CO.
UNDERTAKERS
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Keep The Light Burning !
OUR sons are facing the guns
of the Huns on an ever-widening:
battle front German guns are
hurling tons of explosives and
deadly poison gas shells upon them,
day and night
Harry ap with thm ammanitionJ
Invest every dollar of your sav
ings in Liberty Bonds of the Third
Liberty Loan. It will be trans
formed into hot shot for the Kaiser
and our boys "over there" will
send him five for ovist--with the
compliments of Uncle Sam!
The time for talk has gone by. It
is a question of "do or dim,"
We've got the men. We've got
the money. We've got the grit
and the overmastering will toy in.
BUT all this will avail us nothing
unless every man, woman and
child under the Stars and Stripes
win dedicate every dollar if need
be to free the world from the in
famy and horror of German mili
tarism. In the name of the heroic men
"over there" with Pershing; in the
name of the mighty host of resolute
men in training and soon to go
your Government calls upon you
to invest every available dollar in
Liberty Bonds. A Liberty Bond
constitutes a direct obligation of
the Government bears 4V4 inter
est and is secured by the combined
assets of the entire nation.
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