The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-22
CHATT TTANOOGA WILL
 HAVE THE AV|ATORS| Plans Are Being Made for a
 Meeting Very Soon | A COAL FAMINE PENDING | East Tennessee Seems to Be Burdened With Shortage of Coal Supply as Miners Are Not ,.c.s | Plentiful I
A COAL FAMINE PENDING

Chattanooga. November 21.-(Special.)-l Max Rosen. a representative of the h. ternational Congress of Aviators, arrived in this city yesterday for the purpose of perfecting plans for large aviation meet in this city during the week of November 2S. The prospect for this are now extremely bright as Frank T. Key holds, secretary of the chamber of com merce. and Rosen have agreed upon ten tatiye terms. The company which Rosen represents Is composed of many we'll | known aviators including Hamilton and Moissant, The tentative plans are that the meet will take place on the James tract in Alton park, the aviators agree ing to come for a percentage of the re- celpts in case the chamber of commerce will pledge itself to advertise it thor oughly.
 1 At the present time. according to local dealers, a serious coal famine Is impend- l ine in eastern Tennessee. The price or | rsfail coal is already $4.50 In the city, | ana the prospects are that 1t will go to | ss uithin a. week. The famine Is respon- | sibla to some extent to shortage or | oars but primarily to the fact that the 6oal miners of this section are migrating to other portions of the state. No cause Ia oiven for this migration other than tbef they can receive better pay else
 where. The ones who are working, ac- l cordine to mine owners of this section
 are only putting in half time It IS
 thought here that the scare Is more or less groundless, but even the lntlmatlon
 oy coal famine is extremely unpleas-
 ant In view of the fact that the rigors | of winter are merely commenced.
 |
 Tbe hoard of public works has award
 ed Q contract to the Studebaker Manu-
 facturing company of South Bend. Ind,
 for the immediate delivery or an
 automobile sprinkler Tor the use U.
 the scavenger department In cleaning the
 streets The new vehicle will have
 canacitv of 7b0 gallons, double that oi
 any of the sprinklers now in use py .ne
 city Tn addition 1t has considerable ny
 draulic force, ejecting the water m witI
 such pressure as to flush the su''els
 and forcibly remove rubbish rom tn'
 snrface of the streets. The contrac 1 price was 5000.
 Because of general complaints tn - Chattanooga Light and Railways com
 panv has modified the order which II re n gently promulgated prohibiting apsolu'e re lv the transportation upon It's cars . a- dogs. and has added an amendmeh. pc, - hitting the transportation or ploou ts hn,nds while in the custody of tn le guardians of the law and also or DIT e. dogs if accompanied by person garpe b. in hunting attire The mitigation or tn comprehensiveness of this order mas o'
 casioned much joy among the emory to nimrods of the community as 1t permit CT hunting within a reasonable radius or UT 8. corporation limits without the necessi' ss | of hiring a conveyance.
 practically the only class which Is no in lieu of ts c6ff9Fod}ity 6ff9Fo }i h@na2tgHR raBpea ,ct so strongly to the strenuous Teddy.
 very unique case was tried in polit :, court recently when the West Constru All ton company was fined $50 and costs H. City Judge Martin A. Fleming for dan of aging East End avenue. The accuse ns were charged with moving loads of roc ,a weighing In the neighborhood of, 300 Wn ~ pounds over this highway, much to tf HIS damage of the surface of the road At Tn an effort to gain a return to tf h. primitive ways of unbeguling woman Q, hood the Girls Preparatory school
 this city recently appointed a day know IT. as no rat day, upon which no men ,h Der of the school was permitted to wes at puffs, rats or other articles which moo ,e erns affect for the improvement of tn ,,. coiffure. Practically all of the student Ut compiled with the request and the e l. fort was pronounced as very conduciv a. toward the naturalization of the desire 1e results. The girls range in age from ys to IS years.