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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-22
FEATURES
At POUGHKEEPSIE
Wins Four Out of Five Events
Entered In-COx Also
Places.

POUGHKEEPSIE. y. e.. Aug D..
Edward Geers took the lions
share If honors at the second day
OF the circuit here. driving four OF
the FIVE winners on the program.
and in one Of his victories plotting
Goldie Todd 10 "a clean CUT. straight
heat triumph over Frank Dewey
and Sanardo. The veteran reins-
man accounted for The Vassar'
2.1O pace. $4,000 purse. The
Liberty" 2.16 trot for three-year-
oIds. which ne won with Molly
knight and two breeders club
events. the two-year-Old and the
three-year-old trots. Dudette and
Wiki Wiki were the winners.
Walter =. COX drove McGregor
the Great TO straight heat win IN
the other $4,000 event The Pough-
keepsie. with Hollywood Naomi
second. and Joseph Guy third.
Mariondale the Murphy entry. be
haved badly and was never a con
tender
2:14. class trotting The Vassar.'
purse $4,000. two i'm three.
McGreeor The Great. bh. by
Peter The Great cox &c.. /
Hollywood Naomi bm. 10y
Peter The Great dodge .
Joseph Guy, bh~ by Guy Az
worthy CHyde) .......... 3
Media. bm by Atlantic Press,
Oh. Fleming ....-.......
Bonnie Del bg. by Del Cor
onado (Corwin) .--.......
Mariondale Zomidotte and Anna
Maloney also started
Time-2:O7 2:O6i2.
2.1O class pacing, The Nassar
purse $4,000: in O..
Goldie Todd BIN. 10y Todd
Mac. (Geers) ............. l.
Sanardo. bg. by san Francis
CO. Murphy ............. Q 8
Frank Dewey, be-. John Dwey.
(COx) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Irish Voter. bg, 10y John y.
McKerron. (Doolin) ...... o
Harper. bg.. by McEwen.
Garrison .............. ais
Hollywood Billy also started.
Time-2:02 y; 2:O212
Three-year-old trot. The Breed
ers' club" value $3.50; in 3
Wiki Wiki, br c. by Anvil,
(Geers) ............. -.....
Dora Haines. bf. by Morgan
Axworthy IS. Fleming &C.. . .
Time-2:20% 2:2O14
Two-year- trot. The Breeders
club" value $1,000. in 3.
Dudette. bf by Etawah.
(Geers' ............ ..........
Day Star. be, by Peter The
Great CCoN) .............
Lady Moseart. bf. by Peter
Moseart. CTallman> ....... 3
Time-2:1O1e; 2:121e
gle class trotting. THE Liberty"
purse $4,000: > i'm 8:
Molly Knight. bm. 10y General
Watts, CGcers1 ........... /
Little Lee. Big by AXworthy
(McDonaldl .......-..... %
Norman Dillon. be- by Dillon
Axworthy. Gregory ...... . 6
Brother Peter. be-. by Peter
The Great Oh Thomas) 4
King Stout. ch. e. by Eleanto.
ca. Stout .................. g
Electron Dillon. Peter Worth,
Eliza Dillon. Grace Drake Liberty
Todd Dark Flower. and Bourbon
Bourbon Watts also started.
Time-2.OSt4: 2:07lA
To beat 2:25l4 passing
Anna Pratt. bm. 10y King Bel
lin. (Phillips) ............ won
Time-2.12i
To beat 2.30i4 trottiuS:
Peter Derby, en-. E.. by Peter
The Great CIR Z Murphy lost
Time-2:32l
To beat 2:3O14 trotting
Selka.s ch. M. 10y Peter The
Great Oh. Fleming ....-. won
Time-2:O7ia
To beat e:S0L trotune
Harvest Sprite. bf by The
Harvester. Oh. Fleming won
Time-2.19ia.
To beat 2:21i4 trotting:
Lady Connie. blk. T.. 10y Ire
eantle, Phillips ..... won
Time-2:15lz
To beat 2:3Oi4 rotting
/ Little Bondsman Big. by the
Bondsman. CPhnips) ..... won
Tme-2:22t4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-22

NBltfad for Myers iu ltl
1Eau for Wood iu gth
NNNHartei Tor Faeth bon 9th
BOSTON ..... .......... 900 600 uoU-t
Cleveland ............ 900 O0l 600 s
Error Chapman Two base hit Cfra
reF TIree-hase hits-Nutl. D'NetU SAGE
rlfI.e hit--Seott. Walters Double plays
~ 500. alters HuI lIeIuui~ Witt lIe-
limits lud Scott. Scott Shannon and
Nrluut> Left ou hI-r>- Boston B..
cleveland. Bases GOA huIIs-Ou PEN
mock on Russell 2 OF Facth Hits
-Df Peunork in ua innings pitched
q. four hattprs on Russell 8 iu % lu-
uings on Jasper. 'n uo innings. pitch
eI t1 four batters o0 Myers. q Boo e. i'm
UiuCs. od Faeth. none iu innings hit
hH nit-her--By Myers. Walters
struck out-Hy Russell. G bN Myers o.
Hy Faeth Winning pitcher Russell
Losing pitcher jasper
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
MANY new STUDENTS IN
CORPUS CHRISTI SCHOOLS
City Superintendent Motley Reports 81
New Enroilrncnts During De-
ccmbcr.

A. iho ftrnlar monthly meeting 81
tho school board hold M0tdHy night
superintendent Noticy reported Tho ems
roiimeri ni forts f0ul hors nnd forty
aoNrn gilie total Of NINETY zone pupils
who entered the Corpus Christi High
school durlnn tho school month ending
january
This increase in enrolment ia due
ALMOST alinrcthcr 20 end nfluX ~
iourista who nie hclo Gov tho winter
It, reported the percentage Of at
tendance or ciFhty-siy. when is some
whore hollow The uoimui attendance
on account az the ftcopt Influenza
epidemic The epidemic seemed 20
have Influenced the attendance 81
teachers vofy waterfall, during the
past month - superintendent Notlcf
reported 60 fhc board llN difficulty ln
securing substitute teachers i0 keep
ai the grades supplied nN there was
an ai,soncr of foryinrnc ma "a huif
days noted for teachers during the
month.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
JANUARY SESSION OF
FEDERAL COURT CLOSES
Several Cases From, the Various Dock
cts Are Disposed OF On Last Day
Of District Court.

United stats District Court ad.
louinvd nt five o'clock Tuesday after
noon after being iu session two days.
Judge Hutchinson and the other Nom
bcrs OF the court left last night Tor
Houston.
During the day the following eases
were disposed of
a. $ vs.. w g skinner of Corpus
Christi who was chafgcd with the n
legal purchase ~ government prop
orty The bond was forfeited and the
Judgment rendered nlsl vs. w G.. Skin
ucr triucipai and surctiss G.. Leh-
man and J. J. Brooks. IN the sum ~
$3.50 co.
Annuflo q. Farias charged with
failure 20 register pleaded guilty md
was fined t2bOoo or 90 days tn Jail
Tho fine was paid and the defendant
discharged
Cciso Gonzales q defaultivc post
muster OF Mazatian Du,hl County.
pleaded guilty aud was fined f7s4.ea
and in default Of payment was coin
miticd Co iaii
in The casc ~ William ~ Moore ~
iioeNiiis. % uirhi express clerk. charged
with the ihefi of Interstate express
shipments "a plea 81 not guilty was
made Ito was tried before a Jury and
was found guilty a sentence ~ a
ecnr and day ln the ATLANTA penl-
icnilufy wne pronounced by the couis.
Tho case % Hourland trustee.
ys ~ O. krcisa n Egit o. cnfotc. e
tense contract on oil land IN Duval
county was transferred 20 the fious-
ton division and set TO- trial on Fehru.
.aiy 10 The transfer was made on
request of the PLAINTIFFS attorney
Ino " smith ~ Denver Cot, who was
unable 90 bc present ON account Of ~
npag
During the day an order was on-
tered by the court that a page la the
minutes boz dedicated 90 the memory
on FIX president Theodore Roosevelt
who died Jam. g. 1914
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
PYTHIANS HAVE ANNUAL
ROLL CALL LAST NIGHT
Good Fellowship Meeting Is Followed
BY installation OF Recently
Elected Officers.

lncnl ryihmus enjoyed "a gel to-
sether ATTAIN Wfl cycning on the nc-
etsion of the installation az ofiiccrs
Cos tHe ensuing tenn
AdtlftHte. refreshments and smokes
were tho order of tine evening
'ch, installation ceremonies were
conducted hy Deputy Grand Chanccl-
ior e. H. Cunningham
The following officers We're TN
stalled l.. a. towing .ico chancellor
Npyall Glvsns. prolHte. i a. Mount
Keeper of Records and seal W u.
lielachpr master at works. ~ q Mcr-
rlman master at arms r. 70 Sing
hsm nasicr of finance. John Jordt
mDstor 90 cNchcVuer. Henry Austin.
inner guard o. = Gloria outcg guard.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
RED CROSS WILL ISSUE
CERTIf Gates OF HONOR
Announcement of Plan Is Made By
Mics Mildred Soatton OF Nue.
ces County Chapter.

Tho following s an excerpt from %
letter received from hcadpunficrs ~
Miss Mildred scatou chairman of Nuc-
cos County Chapter American Red
Cross
"To County Chairman;
"it viii ever Doe dlstinCtlOp 20 have
served in the Rcd Cross army during
ihe war Ouly through the loyal aud
patriotic service 81 iia members was
tho ifed cross able to carry ON success O.
mliS the tremendous task allotted to
it a was Tho ondeayors OF many that
made thln accomplishment possible
but. as ia always tho case, there are a
few who carried The heavier burden
and made the greater sacrifice.
"m recognition of such exceptional
service. National and Division Head
quarters have formulated a plan tor
tho issuance of certificates which car
.r with them the rieht 90 wear the
itcd Cross service badge This ccrtlil-
cate viii ho given % those men and
women workers who hy long faithful
nud efficient service have earned the
right 90 wcpr the Ned Cross service
badge.
Certificates in recognition 90 loyal
service 10 TIE NhUHu through the h"u
CROSS shall hc awarded 60 ail persons
who have given regular service during
a period az not less thun six consocu
tive months. only service suhHequeni
10 April e. 1917 and up 10 ana includ
lux December ef ieiS shall he cgn
sldcrcd
"Ccrtncatcs shall hO awarded lire
spoctivc ot whether services rendered
hnNc been un voluntary or paid
basis
Certificates shall hu awarded q
those workers M surgical dressing an,
sowing work rooms who have rendered
the required amount ~ service. Norl
done ON garments and knitting shall
lho estimated on piece basis. Tablet
to use in computing thla service vii
be- sent 90 chapters within q ohor
time"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
1, 200 Corpus Christi
Boys and Girls Enlist
In Home Garden ARM

ine O. great aid I'M musiun inspections.
worklng up reports. giving advice as To-
the proper preparation of the soil and
tho planning Of the gardens. and IN
giving general ndViCc necessary lu OBJ
tanning the hcsi rcsuts irom the va
ripus plots solicited by the ecncral ear-
den army
The crops now being raised hN tho
pupils OF Corpus Christi public schools
aro goo following English peas pars
lcs. squash. poiatocs ctsha okfn.
black eyed pons. honns. boots radishcs
ruuc pumpkin. iettuor. rh1rd mustard.
sugar hcets. tufnips fuiHhhrns. cab
hhse. onions end carrots
about ZOO cams OF surplus produce
was put up hY The agricultural depart.
ment during the summer Tho local
market hovcvnf is prov lng yer, salts.
factory fo the horticultural class for tho
n1 murkctine The cliss srils from
$500 n $500 worth of pfodeco daiis
fo threo etofos and pcddlora that ham
4io nrodtoo
"rho morale of ihc schnoi has hecn
grnafN nnhtncod hS tho Introduction oi
agriculture ana sDhool shfdcninr into
Corpus rhli.u public schools and tho
culture outlook seems bright indeed
for fhc Corpus Christi school rnrdon
HrmN to prove grcnt factor Boz the
CiiH'e conservation of thc resources in
tie just rccia lming of Gods Idle
Acre."
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

NV NNHNN ifNIfl' NI| MNNNf NN iN'
iaci tt1i goo BOYS and girls uf Corpus
4 Christi are enlisted in tho United
states school Dnrdfn Armt
rhet officers arc those 1l zoe head
quarters company composed of thc
boys Who ar studying agriculture in
the Ileh School who hntc The rank
of captains frs, aud second irnten-
ANTS cie. with ~ A. iiuHdieei0n in-
firuoior Zoe agriculture nt che iieh
school aF the chief officer 20 The i0oai
lpn.ranN
Etcft hoy or girl who has garden
and ihe child who docs not noceanrilf
uatf to he in school s entitled to
service ias to be- placed De Use wine
iuv 81 his home.
Those gnFs arc adorned with hoes
aud fakes and nro in ne National
coiora
Also hronao nars afo to hc worn h
oach child and th' proper inseul OF
their unk 81 worn uY ihc officers Of
600 compln,
rhe work 81 tbc hradunricr come
panA ls 90 Inspect and collect lH zoe
uortf
Instructions lre issucd hf thr rof-
N|frrNNIN NN'NW NNNNNN m" NNNNNt .'N"||.'NH
efNU phase ui Use works
rhr namr of each child who main.
liains o. garden o. ecnt to Washington
with his homo address President vii
SON is DE-, commander ir- rhief ol the
School Garden ARMS.
Thr folnW.ns ilst ni boys comprise
ih' hrniuuHrirrH oi thc uiteu States
School Garden Arms oi Corpus Christi
Zach uf tho boss 600 addition ip ihr
dufirs oi hrtdlu4ricrs company is 90
regular student lu 'hc agricultural dr.
rHrfwent oi thN corpus Christi hieh
school. Fdvuri browning ianhHm
Cooke Bolton johnson iHno McNiet
o. % oliver Paul Russell e. iuui-
l.dsc OAu Nutiodgp Charles NliNin
s0n John Wilkinson. hirks Niemnn.
nafnund nrsdioY George Mnrfin7
ilulH lNF M Bort lioAfm 'onfon
HAYNES
Tho company .s now making SUI
NDN of fnr clt1 which when com
rlr.rd wlN show rH th' eN1ci nnmh'r
Hfl location oI homo g1riorH in ih'
r.it. Nu map oi iho cts drawn hf
nur of ihc boys VIII ho marked thn
hinck nul lots on which howc gardens
lrc nNutpu
D. De- expected fhHf hf iln time spring
pisnting lH we'll under way ot lonsi
1900 chlidfou vlN hc working nt least
small garden.
Or ihr aySulo rarden of abe 1900
children wnf inxiiu feti or about the
aiae of city Ion nnd oHch garden
systematically planted and cultifutod.
they should produce enough snrdon
products iO suppl, 10000 people
Tho growth and development of tho
scho0 aardor nIHn ln che cit' schools
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
wANT AaREgMaNI oonTlMuEn.


Warrington, iUn iNN nIi'N
statr shnplne Board haH npncaied fnr
continuation nf wNHr arrDcmDut fui-
musird turing thv wHr until such tlmo
ta changed pnbcica may ho officially
PROMULGATED The BOARD declared "tnt
ihr cmolernDy u ihc thlppng industry
rirntod ht thf WaT rlunoi hr doomed
in mf nswca" ond ihlt government
requirements demand ihD uuiWDrrupt-
rd operations nf gao available tonnage.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

Rev jean c. Dubouruol Of Rookport
wnu Nus here Monda, tp have hlf an-
plcation iof citizenship heard durus
lhe sessions oi tht Nedcri Cusrt Wla
siil,hen -fnidrult Nl of inlunnal in
ihc cnnr' room while Wnitina fug hls
Wllnnsarf tn arrive ami htd fu hO car-
ried to ihr hofniial before hs appiicA
ton oonh h' henN lie -hnd ium
reached iho citN lrofl iNiord where
uo hnd boon win sizes sister
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

Good Roads was Tho topic % if'.
roftanre no the wcchis mootne of mo
a. e.. Auto rrJdos Asaocatlon which
g,ss held yesterday ln $40 Nuici5 no.
foi This body ia particularly active
on llo subject of fo.,,la n0N that % houl
issue is being discussed. ThOmnt So.
home. of lhr Ainhone Mcclellan Oii Com-
rany D. Hartman Of 'h0 committee On
"Uuada with Harry Archer dlstlInu-
cor COR Uho chevrolet Hui D. 4, ruft.
SON uf the south TcNas Mrn Company
na committeeman.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

iHm $500. hui poN Residing BOZ S1wtrlic.
california n futn Boo thr elty ns fhr
eHesi n hit eou lsme. fotenhuff.
Associated NfcsH operator u tho CNilcr
oNi.. NF lmtnnhuf1 icpofts thnf fnD
cuuntft thuf ho uatriaed ir mnkul
tho irir between slNfcilo und Corpus
christi la m excellent shape
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

The Fordgon Tractor cash or terms
pi0wa in mock Glover Johns Auto
co Adv. $50
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
sourHsRN GROWERS THRIFTY


NOV FoTk IWII D" TW' 7VWITVIT
statos Increased thoir per capita saw
ngs iipi per cent during ihe past
f0ul wears moro than four times those
- tho oestcfn states and over twice
those of the Sew England states. ac-
oordmg Ia bulletin made public to-
niaht hy tho American institute Of
Bankiua THE middle western states
increased aa ncr cent.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

Tho FordFon Tractor cash or terms
Flows in stock Glover John Auto 60
Adv $50
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

The Caller will pay cash for clear
rags brought 10 tho Caller Office, 3ol
Chaparral Street.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

The Caller will ray osah for cloan
rags hrouah, 60 tho Caller office, 3O7
chaparra Street
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

Caller classified advertisements cost
iltt,o but bring bis returns Try them
Tor results.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
NUECES COUNTY COTTON
CUMMINGS 3S,OS7 BALES
Report That Covers Operations 20 De.
combcr i3 " Expected 60 BE In
creased 20 10000 Baiev By
Finai Figures.

Figures announced yesterday hy
Thomas colston special agent for the
Department oi Agriculture. give Nuo-
cca county cotton ginnnss up Go De
pcmhrr 49, hst hs gS0sT bales com
pared go io6so nalcs ginnsd az "a sim
liar period in 1917
Gins lor the MOST part have NOW rloH-
cd down for tho season. though several
are operating one or two day. each
week.
lfiml figures are expected 40 bring
Nuocea County ini1l rinniugs past 90
600 hllou
Take homo "a dozen deiicinuH Hot TIA.
mDlra Peoples cafe, an Peoples ST.
uHg
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08
CITY NEWS
SINBRLEFS

Born. &c Mr. and Mrs. W. d. Skeon.
SO ihDlf Homc aai9 Eiuntzcr street,
Norh iieach. g daughter
Announcement was made yesterday
b, county suprrHi0udcut Nni Benton
thH nf D. henderson uf ToNHs Uni
Rpfritt BINS boom selected ts coniuc.
tor for tn, ToncAeI Institute oft <ur-
cea lui alulume colnlles go Dee h'id
in CORPUS cnrtp nrAt Srpirmhet
Adviccs hay1 been received IN the
r.ft felius uf fhr ~c1th Boo SON Au-
innln i1t aiiHfdHN uf InN l.rtr.
former Resilient 4, thr rltt. ani nou
az Thouw lsar who n0u residue iu
san Antonio.
a. NJ. Fortonbury, Sra formerly Of
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

Fordson Tractors ana disc pillows ln
stock Glover Johns Auto Co Adv.
.1Gf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

Have Nou sven tho DAYTON Airicas
Tifo 90 Uebus carh etorcy Ndv.
L-n-NI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-08

Mo IAl caIIsr .al lLe nswf.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-06
MATTERS OF RECORD

George r. Smith and wife to w. A.
Bird and wife. land in Fifth district;
$3.50.
Kenute aSilard and wife to Rose
Fletcher, land in Second district; $1,000
A. S. Glover. trustee to p. M. Allen
and wife, land in Hamilton county;
$500.
Mountain City Investment company to
w. A. Toliver and wife, land in Seventh
district; s6.250.
Fl. II. McNelIy and wife to John
Smith and wife. land in Sixth district;
$1,000.
Mary Burgess to H. H. Mentally. land
in Sixth district; $500.
w. s. Neighbors to M. D. Thomas
son. land In Sixth district; 5000.
BUILDING PERMITS
F. Z. Schneider, owner and builder,
north side of Kirby avenue, between
Houston and Hickory streets, cottage
bungalow; $500.
H. H. Eager, owner: NJ. R. Randolph,
builder; TOO Duncan avenue, tire-proof
garage and repairs; $500.
E. Il. Cartwright. owner; w. B. New
bill, builder; norrt side of Oak street,
between Lindsay and Douglas streets,
general repairs; $3.50.
f. A. Vinson, owner; J. V. Kennedy.
builder; south side of West Ninth
street, between Pine and Poplar
streets new floor and repairs; $500.
Mrs. ]. Z. Porter. owner; Chatta-
nooga Carpenter Shops. builders; south
side OF Duncan avenue. between Ma
tional and Greenwood avenues, re-
pairs. porch and floor; $40.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-06
GREENWOOD CEMETERY
GROUND THE TICKER"
COTTON.


The weather map Is dry except for
rains in the south central portion OF
the belt. Temperatures are near the
seasonable average. The tropical storm
Is still mentioned as being over the
West Indies. but It Is no longer fea-
ture OF market Importance. New York
says that dry goods markets are quiet
and easy.
Western forecast is favorable on the
whole. Louisiana cloudy; Arkansas,
Oklahoma and west Texas fair; east
Texas part cloudy; rains on the east
coast.
The market IL feeling bear pressure
again this morning. mainly because OF
good weather and n pessimistic feeling
regarding labor conditions. Its only
support seems to be weekend realiz-
ing.
Tho eastern belt forecast IL fairly
favorable. North and South Carolina
fair: Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
fair except for showers In extreme
south.
The market does not come back as
well as expected on profit taking by
shorts and the average trader seems
willing to pass up entirely the proba-
blity of very bullish ginning report
at O'Clock Monday morning.
Notwithstanding tropical disturb
ance reported for the past two days by
the weather bureau tonight was sara
to be apparently central Friday morn
ing near the island OF 1negua, moving
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-06

Jones, who died Friday evening at the
home of her sister. Mrs. ID. w. Nc
Daniel, at Alexander's bridge. Chicka-
manga Park. will be held at Peavine
church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
with Rev. Siler officiating Pallbearers
are announced at l.. l.. Brotherton, a.
L. Cain, VIII Reed, Charles Mcdaniel,
Paul CarutheS and oscar Cain. Mrs.
Jones had been sick for some time. She
was born on Dec. %, 1873. Surviving
her are her husband, her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. w. Carlock, of Ringgold'
Ga. and five sisters, Mrs. II. A. Davis,
Mrs. ID. w. Mcdaniel, Mrs. J. r. Bow
man, Mrs. A. L. Crow and Mrs. J. II.
Bowman, all OF Catoosa county, Geor-.
gia. Mrs. Jones had been n member or
the Baptist church for more than a
quarter OF century.
Thomas J. Hayden.
The body of Thomas j. Hayden. who
died Friday at Ashevile. N. c., will
he brought to Chattanooga Saturday
night for funeral and interment. Sur
viving Mr.. Hayden are his wife. son,
r. j., Jr.; daughter Mary Rather
Inc; his mother, Mrs. M, A. Hayden;
a brother. Fred J.. Hayden, and two
sisters, Mrs. w. T. Watts and Mrs.
Fred Tomlinson, OF Chattanooga. Fu-
neral services will he held from the resi-
dence, 604 East Main street, on Mon
day, with Rev. r. X Triplett and Rev.
Claude r.. Hill officiating. The inter
ment will take place In Forest Hills
cemetery.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-06
FURTHER COVERING GIVES
STRENGTH TO COTTON

New York. Sept. 6.--There was fur
Their covering at the opening of the cot
ton market this morning and near
months were higher. with December
selling at 29.25c. or Is points above last
nights closing figures on the call,
while late deliveries were unchanged
to points lower. The weather map
was favorable. however, while disap-
pointing export conditions were re-
Elected in the small amount OF cotton
reported on ship board. and prices
soon turned easier under Wall street
selling and scattering liquidation. De-
cember sold off to assoc. or 81 points
net lower shortly after the call.
The market was weak later in the
morning under southern. Liverpool and
Wall street selling, which was prompted
by the weakness of foreign exchange
and the absence OF any important sup
port December broke to 2855c. and
the close was easy at the lowest. point
OF the day. showing net losses of 81 to
68 points.