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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-16
TAGGING THE BASES

Urban Shocker put over another ''re-
venge Is mine" stunt against the
Yanks. That's three out OF four for
Urban since he was traded by Miller
Higgins to the Browns.
The White Sox remained inactive
thereby walking into FIRST place by vir-
tue of the defeat of the Yanks.
Blushing Benny Kauff is blushing
more violently than ever today. He
only got three singles and two doubles
In five times up.
Mitchelrs Cubs not only lost to the
Giants. but also lost the services of
Reindeer" Killifer. Pep Young
spiked him in the knee while sliding
into the plate.
Hy Myers, out several days with
stomach trouble. went In as a pinch
hitter for the Dodgers while the bases
were staggering. He delivered and
Brooklyn eased into fifth place just
ahead of their victims. the Cards.
ITO err is human" quoth the Sem
ators. while being defeated by the
Tigers. Therefore they made six of 'en,.
And the Dodgers had only lost ten
straight before Myers sent over the
scores.
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SEVENTEEN RULE TO
CONTINUE EFFECTIVE
PELS LOSE ANOTHER FIGHT
AGAINST UKASE.
Bench Managers May Wear
Player Uniform From
Now On.

The New Orleans Pelicans have
lost their latest battle to have the
seven class A players rule rescinded.
Upon the petition of Heinneman and
Dobbs, President Martin submitted to
the clubs for approval proposal to
increase the number of class A men
allowed to eight. Atlanta and Chat
tanooga promptly voted mo-" blast
ing the Pels' hopes without more ado.
The rule forbidding bench mana
gers to appear on. the field or bench
in uniform has been rescinded by
President Martin. The provision was
utterly needless and the league ex-
ecutiye soon realized the fact.
Long Road Trip.
This afternoons contest at Bir-
mingham is the first of fifteen games
which the Lookouts will play on for
eign soil before returning to their
native heath. But thirteen days will
be required to complete the string,
however, as two double headers are
scheduled. The local itinerary fol-
lows: At Birmingham June 16, IT,
10; at Atlanta June 10, 20, 81, %: at
Mobile June 1928, "a, 25-25; at New
Orleans June rs. 81, 2S. The Look
outs return home on Sunday, June
20, with Little Rock.
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Toledo, o., June 16.-There have
been reams and reams written about
Jack Dempsey's ile-driving lefts and
rights, one-round knockouta etc.
There has been no less written about
Jess Wizards age. But more impor-
tant than either OF those elements. II
seems. is Jess Wizards size--whether
Jack Dempsey will ever be able to get
to him or not.
This seems to have been the chief
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worry in the Dempsey camp ever
since Jack and Jess were signed for
a championship tilt. While Dempsey
was on the road, touring from one
state to another in one-night stops,
he had Dan Daily, big white heavy
weight Of Wilardesque proportions.
And after training proper was started
at Toledo Dempsey enticed Bill Tate,
another giant but of brunette COM
plexion, to spar with him.
Champions and challengers like to
pretend. They like to get a near
likeness Of their opponent in the ring
with, them and study out campaign
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will against Dempsey. Maybe Demp-
sey won't be allowed to hit him SO
often. The champion probably will
keep his chin covered up when the
young challenger begins swinging
those wonderful haymakers.
Fans who know Jack Hemple and
Jack Dempsey are the same size are
taking great interest in the work of
Willard with his junior sparring
partner. Then they run down to
Dempsey's camp and watch him box
with Bill Tate.
And after it's all over there is many
an argument over the relative merits
Of the champ and challenger.
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This Question Is Ever on the
Lips Of the Afflicted.

Eczema, letter, Erysipelas, and
other terrifying conditions of the
skin, are deep seated blood troubles.
and applications Of salves. lotions and
washes can only afford temporary re-
lief. without reaching the real seat of
the trouble. But just because local
treatment has done you no good,
there is no reason to despair. You
simply have not sought the proper
treatment, that is within yeur reach.
You have the experience of others
who have suffered as you have to
guide: you to a prompt radiance of
blood and skin diseases. No matter
how terrifying the irritation, no mat
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Where Can | Find Relief From
itching, Terrifying Eczema ?

ter how unbearable the itching and
burning of the skin, S. S. S. will
promptly reach the seat of the
trouble and forever rout from the
blood every trace of the disease, Just
as 1t has for others who have suffered
as you have. This grand blood rem
edy has been used for more than fifty
years, and you have only to give 1t
a fair trial to be restored to perfect
health.
Our chief medical adviser is an au-
thority on blood and skin disorders,
and he will take pleasure in giving
you such advice as your individual
case may need, absolutely without
costs Write today describing your
case to Medical Department, Swift
Specific Co. 252 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.-(Adv.)
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Timelv WARMING.

Don't wait until the last minute,
but act as soon as the first indica-
tons of bilious attack appear, and
you can usually ward 1t off. You
have timely warning. as your appe-
title fails some hours before the at
tack appears and you keep on eating
because 1t is meal time. Skip one
meal and take a dose of Chamber
lain's Tablets and the attack can as
a rule be prevented and all the dis
tressing symptoms avoided. Try it.
--(Adv.)
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~ and not a sparring partner.

day and not sparring partner.
Nevertheless. he is good tough
boy, can hit hard and can step
through a rough session with the
champion whenever he is called upon
to do SO. He is fast, not as fast, as
Dempsey. but still very fast. He can
hit. not as hard as Dempsey, but still
very hard. He carries the fight to
his opponent in Dempsey style.
Sometimes Jess allows him to hit
him at will Just to see how it feels
and see how hard smash he cantake.
Then too, Hemple hits him when the
block is up. Maybe Jess isn't dis
playing the same sort of defense he
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PARSONAGE REMOVED

Dalton, Ga. June 16.-(Special.)- THE
Dalton district parsonage, which has
been located at Gainesville for many
years, will be moved back to this city,
the district conference deciding that
Dalton, being. centrally located, would
prove better as the home of the pre-
siding elder. A large, two story, steam
heated home on Thornton avenue has
been purchased from John Brown, and
Rev. Iarbrough, presiding elder, and
his family will move here within a
short time
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WHITNEY CHAMPION

New Orleans Crack Defeats Booker.
kar1p In Finals at ST. Louis.
st. Louis, June 16.--Nelson Whitney
OF New Orleans, Saturday won the
Trans Mississippi golf championship. by
defeating Richard Bockenkamp. Of 81.
Louis. in thrilling 40-hole match. All
square at the end of the first eighteen
the players held each other ever on the
next round, halved the first three ex-
ira holes in par, and it was necessary
ior whitney to make a birdie 3 on the
contest. 4 '''o
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GALL FOR EXTRA SESSION
Two. Thirds of Members of VlruInJ,
L enIslaAura Slim PaAIAIn.

Two. Thirds of Members of Virginia
Legislature Sign Petition.
Bristol, June 16.-(Special 1T is
probable that the general assembly of
Virginia will hold an extra session dur
ing the latter part of June. The neces.
sary Two thirds of both houses have
signed the call for the special session
of the legislature for the purpose Of
considering ways and means of pro-
viding the federal aid money allotted
the state for the construction of high
ways, Good roads advocates all over
the state have agitated, in favor of the
calling of the extra session for the past
three months. and now the extra SEES
sion of the legislature is assured.
With the combined federal and state
funds, Virginia will have approximately
$40, 100000 for the construction of high
ways during 1920 and 1921
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UMPIRE SCHAEFER QUITS
Collins and SHIRLEY Have Resigned and
Brennan Threatening,

-UoTIIhs and ShIbfey Have Resigned and
Brennan Threatening.
New Orleans, June 16.-"Sub"
Schaefer, umpire. recently released
from the Southern league, left here
late yesterday for Houston, Tex, where
he will begin duties as an umpire in
the Texas league with Connie Lewis
Schaefer was notified of his selection
by telegram from ]. w. Morris, pres
ident of the Texas league.
1t appears as though the Southern
league umpires have received a strike
order. Orth Collins resigned some days
ago and SHIRLEY then followed suit. Bill
Brennan is now threatening to turn in
his indicator. The veteran is confer
ing today with President Martin rela-
tive to resigning.
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PAL MOORE ON OCEAN

Sails With Nate Lewis to Battle Jim.
my Wilde.
New York, June 16.--Pal Moore, ban
tamweight pugilist of Memphis, Tenn,
and his manager. Nate Lewis, of Chi
cago, sailed for England Saturday on
the steamship Mauritania. Moore is
matched to meet the English champion
Jimmy Wilde, in London, on July II
in "a 2o-round bout, the weight limit be-
ing 1l6 pounds,
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Changed Details.

details which
he
h three years after you have passed thrthv quite
picking on one mnJeems Corey Whereas
number socaled asprans he
Der of splnters their $3.50
Moran enough
a nave she Dempsey Will that
ABOUT Willard could
ronp while Dempsey Is an entirely different
Golf as George Low lis game" there are
who cheering - - - 80 49, ale
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Summary: Two-base hits-Styles.
Bates, Bratchi. Three-base hit-An-
derson. Stolen bases-Lohman, q;
Dykes, 2; Griffin. 2. Sacrifice hit
Lacey. Sacrifice fiy-Neiderkorn. Double
play-Moore to Griffin. Bases on balls
ON Kelly, 2; off Adams. 2. Struck
approximations Noel, 6, with runs, III
innings. Left on bases-Atlanta, Il:
Chattanooga. 8. Time-1:45. UmpireE
johnson and Williams,
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Slated for Neiderkorn in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits - Bates,
Moore, Styles. Griffin, Lacey Sacrifice
hit-Graff. Stolen base-Kelly. Passed
balls-Higgins. Neiderkorn. Bases on
balls-Off Thorburn, /. Struck out-By
Lehman, S. Hit by pitcher-By Lob
man, Dykes. Left on bases--Atlanta, n
Chattanooga, 4. Time--1:17. Umpires-
Johnson and Williams.
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To the Public.

Il just want to say that we keep
a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy on hand all the
time, and find 1t excellent for bowel
trouble" writes Mrs. H. p. Cook, An
derson, Ind.-(Adv.)
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D. PALMA SETS RECORD
Wins Intern ationai Auto Race on Sheen
heads Bav Traek

New York, June i6.-Ralnh De
Palma, taking the lead in the thirteenth
mile of fifty-mile international auto
mobile race at the Sheepshead Bay
track Saturday, broke all worlds rec
ords for fifty miles, winning by mar
GIN OF third of a lap in rs minutes
20 2-10 seconds. The previous record
was rs minutes 81 $40 seconds, made
by Louis Chevrolet over the same track
Sept. 20, 1917.
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MEMORIAL TREES SET OUT
Withheld County Honors Memory OF
Eighteen Boys Who Made SUI
preme Sacrifice.

Da1ton. Ga. June i6.--(Speciai.) lin
the presence Of large crowd at the
city park at o'clock Saturday after
noon. the eighteen trees planted In
memory OF; the Whitfield county soldiers
&rd sailors who made the supreme sac
x1fce In the war were formally dedi-
Gated.
The services were opened with music,
after which the invocation was by Rev.
Josiah Crudup. The address was made
nv Or. r. X. Sims. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. after which the
crowd stood at attention while H. l..
Smith called the roll of the heroes who
had given their lives IN defense OF
country. Judge M. c. Tarver, Judge OF
the superior court Of the Cherokee cir
cult. paid tribute to the men. after
which the Battle Hymn OF the Repub-
lie" was sung. The services were closed
BY the bugles of the Boy Scouts sound
lng "taps'' In front OF the county's
service flag. the crowd again standing
u attention.
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FRANK SIGNS ELEPHANT
West Point Star Signed TO Play With
Cracker Team.

Columbus, Ga, June 16.--Lieut. Elmer
O., oliphant. football and baseball star
at West Point. will join the Atlanta
Southern association team today in At
lanta as a pitcher. Oliphant has OBJ
tanned a months leave from Camp Ben
ming here and 1t is understood he will
be with the Crackers for only that long.
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Past Echoes.

No
n.
a oh-eate but al
the chatter that preceded the Willard Mo ~ " -
Moran
battle. $3.50 - - ~ "AAA0 -
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WESTERN AMATEUR MEET
Ouimet, Evans and Gardner Fall to
Enter at Last Minute,

st. Louis, June discrimination
rounds In the western amateur golf
championship opened today at the Sum
set Hill Country club with 17e entered,
the largest field in the associations his :.
tory
The course is In excellent shape, fast,
and precipitating, and ideal
weather conditions prevail
Contrary to expectations, Francis
Ouimet. present champion, was not on
the green TO defend his title. Charles
(Chici) Evans and Robert Gardner. for
mer titleholders. likewise failed to keep
their promises to enter.
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THIRD MEETING CALLED

Quarterly Conference of Centenary
Church VIII Be Held Tonight.
The third quarterly conference of
Centenary M. e. church. south, will
meet at Centenary church at s o'clock
tonight, with DR.. J. B. Ward presiding
elder, presiding. Business of impor-
lance is to be transacted and full at
tendance is urged.
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LEONARD VS.. DUNDEE
Star Llahtwelohts VIII Clash Tonioh
In Philadelphia Ring.

Philadelphia, June 16.-Philly fans
are all het UP over the prospects of a.
good six-round battle tonight between
Benny Leonard and Johnny Dundee to
be. staged in the National League base
bah grounds.
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Stop paying rent. Buy your
self home; be independent.
Read News want columns for
bargains. (Adv.)
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WHY DOCTORS
use CAL0MEL
FOR THE LIVER

Doctors use calomel for the liver
because it is the worlds greatest
liver medicine for which there is abb
solutely no substitute. But it should
be taken in the new safe DrscoLAx
tablet form, which makes it absolute
ly free from any sickening or harmful
after effects. Put up and guaranteed
by Discolax Medicine Co., Clarks-
vile, Tenn, in boxes of IL tablets at
25c. At your druggists or by mail.
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IF YOUR BLOOD
Is YOUR LIFE
How Necessary Is Pure
Blood to Your Good
Health.

Pure blood is as necessary to your
good health as the air you breathe,
the food you eat and the water you
drink.
When the blood becomes clogged
with impurities, you suffer from con-
stipation. your nerves are weakened,
your head aches and you feel
generally run down and exhausted
The best and quickest way to
cleanse the blood of the impurities
which cause the trouble is to take the
treatment prescribed by a successful
physician for his patients.
This liquid treatment. ready pre-
pared, is known as Prescription
C-2223 1t is taken in small doses be-
cause it is concentrated, and being
readily absorbed. cleanses the blood
of the impurities which cause your
Ill health. After using Prescription
C-2223 for a short time, your skin
will have that glow of health, indi-
eating that your body is being nour-
ished by pure red blood.
Prescription C-2223 contains no
mercury, opium, morphine, choral or
strychnine. 1t is for sale by most
good drug stores at $3.50 bottle, or
the C-2223 Laboratory, Memphis.
Tenn, will mail you on receipt Of
price. Clip and mail this advertise
ment for literature
Prescription, . 80
Bone Pains
--(Adv.)
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National League.
American League.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Results.

z. H. e.
At Chattanooga Lohman and
HigginS) Observation-Disclosures 0
Atlanta (Thorburn and Mel
derkorn) ................ 2 9 2
At Memphis (Fentress and Mey-
ers) 49,; .................. % 4 8
Little Rock (Robinson and
Brottem) .............. 8 II 2
At Mobile ellis and Coleman).. 8 7 o
New Orleans (Lankenau,
Roberts and Deberry) 80. 2 8 /
At Nashville (Jonnard and
Street, ................,...12 Is /
Birmingham (Sigman and
Peters, Gooch) .........2 1O 9
Saturdays Results.
At Chattanooga { Noel, Kelly
and Higgins. Earp) $780,.
Atlanta adams and Neider-
.kornl ;..::............. .15 20 o
AT Little Rock Oh EN- geveld,
Stone and Brottem) . IS 2
Memphis &C anav van and
Block ...........,. O
AT Nashville (Decat ur and
street, .................... 10 T.
Birmingham Crews and Pc
tersl .1...;;................. 10 4
AT Mobile CFulton, Hasty and
Coleman) .............. S Il
New Orleans (Torkeson and
Deberryl ..--- Q
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N -Four Game Series in Bmingham Crackers Bumped Final Battle
1t Is Possible for Small er Man to Get to Willard
Champion Let Hempe Do It, but to Dempsey
at IonpRa

for the day Of the bout, Jess is doing
IT with Jack Hemple. Dempsey size,
and Dempsey is doing 1t with Bill
Tate, Willard size.
AS Tate is almost the same size as
Willard, so ii Hemple almost a
counterpart OF Dempsey in size.
Dempsey and Hemple both weigh
1876. Both stand slightly over six feet.
Both are maulers. Hemple doesn't
claim the mauling powers of Demp-
sey else he would be a challenger to-
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Flats for rent and homes for salei
Why your homeless state bewail?
Read The News Want Ads tonight.
They will aid you IN your plight.
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This little rule Is excellent,
If you have vacant rooms for rent
Let the Want Ads spread the news,
They are just the things to use.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Results.


R. H. e.
At New York Quinn and Han
nah] ...,;,'..:........t-... 5 /
st. Louis (Shocker and Sew
ereid) .................... s 2
At Washington (Ayres, White
house and Charity .... 5 10 s
Detroit (Ehmke and STAN
age) acknowledgements. 10 2
Saturdays Results.
AT Boston (Ruth and Schang). 2 90
Cleveland (Bagby and
O'NeilD .................3 i15 0
At New York (Thormahlen and
Hannah) !.................7 10 0
st. Louis (Sothoron, Wright
and Mayer .............2 81
AT Washington (Shaw nd
Charity ...;...;...;,...:;7 IL 2
Stanage) ................ 613 0
AT Philadelphia CRogers and
Perkins) 314 3
Chicago (Cicotte and Schalk) 614 O.
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CHICKS ARE DELAYED

Unable to FIJI Engagement at Mobile
This Afternoon.
Mobile, Ala, June 16.--The scheduled
ball game today between Mobile and
Memphis has been called off due to
Memphis train connections preventing
that team reaching here. A double
header will be played on Wednesday.
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Vines and Higgins were the bat
teries announced by Manager, Nicklin
Tor the opening contest with the
Barons this afternoon. Molesworth
was undecided upon his battery at
noon. The lineup follows:
Chattanooga Birmingham
Grif17th, 2b. Stevenson, SIS.
Graf, Sb. Mcdonald, 2b.
Kelly, CT. Duncan, CT.
Bates. ri. Bernsen, Id.
Demoe, Sc. Ellis, II.
Anderson, 1b. Hairston, BIB.
lacey, IT, Fisher, ri.
Higgins, C. Peters, G.
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VINES SLATED
TO WORK TODAY
Carlton Wordsworth Unde-
cided Upon His Battery
Before Game.
WEATHER THERE is CLEAR
No Indication of Rain Re-
ported From Either
Major League.
TODAY's BASEBALL
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
I Chattanooga at Birmingham;
clear.
Little Rock at New Orleans;
clear.
Nashville at Atlanta; clear.
Memphis at Mobile; postponed.
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ATLANTA WINS THIRD

Georgians Pile Up Fifteen Runs OF
Noel and Kelly.
Hitting Noel and Kelly at will, the
Checkers defeated thu J. outs in
the third contest of the series Sat
urday, Is to 1. The box score fol-
lows:
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NATIONAL IEAnIIE

New York at Chicago; clear.
Brooklyn at st. Louis: clear.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh;
clear.
Boston at Cincinnati; clear.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Results.


r. H. e.
AT Chicago (Hendrix Martin,
Benton and Kilifer) ,.4 9
New York (Perritt Dubuc,
Benton and McCarty) s 10 Q
At ST. Louis Goodwin and
Clemons) ..............2 2
Brooklyn (Cadore, Mitchell
and Miller) ..... z 3
Cincinnati Boston, rain.
No others.
Saturdays Results.
AT Chicago (Vaughn, Martin
and Killifer) .........
New York CToney and Nc
Carty) ..........
AT Cincinnati (Fisher, Luoue
and Wingo) ......,,, ia
Boston (Scott, Fillingim and
Tragessor) ........,... e12 q
AT Pittsburg (Mayer and
SchmidD ..........,1.S 1s q
Philadelphia (Hogg, Smith,
Rlxey and Adams) . O
AT st. Louis (Tuero, Ames and
Clemons) ...........,, 4
Brooklyn (Pfeffer and M,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

w .a7 WWEHFVFNFN LENG0Es
ST. Louis at New York: clear.
chicago at Philadelphia;
cloudy.
y cleveland at Boston: clear.
Detroit ct Washington; clear.