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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06
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The best forward the
keck Princetons tackle.
Bin Roper willing pick
he
Keck had rival displacement Of
pounds fast alert aggressive and strictly the inside
tackle play the big Tiger draws the caplet magnolia blooms
Guick,
Syracuse, ceners, Cunningham
Dartmouth, rated as his closest rival. Both
guards
outstanding figures at this assignment
THE BATTLE AT END
The the College;
Carroll Washington Jefferson, Princeton
These three all closely matched finished products who could
block, handle passes
Robertson Syracuse another fine end and Comeford
o College.
Princeton Legendre
material the shape of both active and service
There Iardwicks Kpatcks around but for all that
those mentioned deserve than passing commentator
DEMPSEY AND WILLARD
fortnight asked twelve followers
fighting what heavyweight might have the best chance
Eighty per cent of those asked came back answer:
he advice properly"
that Willard engagement is a tip
that Willard already hard getting
ready for the
This time there supecharged
o him certain slaughter
old, physical properties at
hard fight With his mental attitude adj
he into the ring good physical condition. the cham
batter down round two.
his last
The best he be ready four five
a clip and try to win within that With two
would little chance for contest TO
matches the board with
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06
THE ONCE OVER
(BY II. /. PHILLIPS.)
Ignatius on Refusing a Cool
Million. =

This fuss about Charlie Garland
that BuZzard's Bay bird who mas re-
fused to take $l,OOO.OOO bequest from
mis- fathers estate, makes me tired,
said Ignatius Innbadd. IF money is the
root OF all evil, this man Is working
under a pure food guarantee MY own
opinion of 1t Is that Charlie knows ne
Is a bum mathematician and IL afraid
to make a fool Of himself In front OF
his wife by sitting down to the table
with her and trying to figure out what
his income tax would be.
Its all very well to ask me what
would do II | was offered million.
but I'm telling you the first thing ia
do would be to see that there We're sl1
| ciphcrs IN ii with a comma before eact
| three. When sum over one hundred
berries is mentioned to me out or .
clear sky | get the cipher sickness ]
| can stand and comprehend a coupli
ciphers, but show me whole row oil
| EN- and I'm too daZed to tell whether
they're spare tires or a new invoice OF
lenses for tortoise shell glasses.
It's probably the same with Garland
II the old gent had made 1t hum that
looked less like floating kidney speeki
before the eyes he might have grabbed
1t without the slightest trace OF cow
ardice. But from the fuss the paper
are making you'd think this Buzzard'i
Bay boy was doing sumpin' nobod,
ever did before, You can live at Buzz
Yards Bay without being a buSzard
Much as l hate to talk about myself
| always guided by the same viewpoint
expressed by him with regard to
money.
MY ancestors came over. on the
Mayfower. They were early settlers
and though some of the descendants
are a bit slow settling, the rent has al
ways been paid within ten days, All
Gown the line there is no instance OF
one accepting any large bequest from
parent.
ed off this mortal spark coil he left
three sons. 1t is matter Of RECORD
that they. having been left all his prop.
erty, share and share alike. went over
to the old homestead and unselfishk
drew lots. The younger son won anp
carried it home. It was as handsome
a hand-carved walking stick as any
body ever carried in that part of the
country in those days.
when my grandfather died he left
his estate to two sons. There was no
difference of opinion; no contest overs
the estate. Each of the boys took a
chair and let it go at that
When my father kicked off | was
one of large family of thirteen chill
dren. Did one of US take nickel?
vorite deck Of playing cards and di-
vided it so that each one got -four
cards" -'
lgnatius dug into his vest pocket and
drew out about % cents in loose
change, c"-t'lainng that the other 3
must have slipped down into the lining.
and concluded:
"No, sir. in my family it was the
practice not to take any money from
an estate. But II the sheriff hadn't
been such a fast worker it might have
been different"
What may he expected under the
blue law era is forecast, perhaps by
the item, John ID. Rockefeller attends
church." under the general heading
"Amusements," in the New York Times
of Nov. %.
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CHURCHES TO APPEAR
BEFORE COMMISSION

Committees representing the various
churches OF Highland Park will SO be-
fore the city commissioners Tuesday
afternoon and enter respectful but
vigorous protest against the proposal
to transfer Southern league baseball
from Andrews field 20 Warner park.
Especially will the churchmen voice
opposition against any arrangement
that will bring the diamond sport to
the park on Sunday.
The move against change OF ball
games was started last week by the Of
fetal board of the Highland Park NJ. II.
church, south, and was followed up by
the appointing of committees from the
other churches.
The request that other denominations
Of Highland Park join with the South
ern Methodist body of men in protest
ing against Il change of bah parks and
especially against Sunday ball, Is said
to have met with a hearty response,
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condition.
Dempsey has a reach OF ~ inches.
Brennan's reach IL one inch shorter.
In almost all other measurements
from chest expansion of 40 inches to
IL inch ankles the rivals stand or
for each other,
The measurement OF lighting ability.
however. gives Dempsey decided nd
vantage Two years ago. in Milwau-
kee. the cyclonic lad from salt Lake
Knocked brennan out in i've rounds.
That was before he was champion and
since that time he has improved 10 n
marked degree, though he was close
to his top form nearly n year before
lie met Jess Willard.
Next Tuesday week fireman will
get his ChaDco to retaliatc.
Like Dempsey he Is an improved
tighter and he believes he has got n
good chance to drop two birds with
one wel-timed punch--gct even with
Dempsey ana annex the worlds
mpionship.
AS big majority OF iistiC followers
fail to coincide with brennan In this
belief Champion Dempsey will 20 into
the ring a heavy tavorlte.
chance that any tighter has OF slipping
over an unexpected punch.
Rivals at Work.
The rival hcaVywelghts settled down
to u week OF real hard work today.
Both worked out before large crowds
at their training quarters and from
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06
JAKE ABEL QUITS RING

Atlanta, Ga, Dec 6--Iake Abel, well
terweight champion OF the south, and
tho idol of Atlanta fans. has laid his
gloves where spiders may weave their
webs over them and from now on win
be known AS Jacob Abelson. Junior
member of the haberdashery firm Of
Pollock 4 Ahelson, with headquarters
In the new Howard theatcr on Peach
tree street.
Jakc'S decision TO desert the ring
game will he the cause of genuine re-
greet 10 hundreds of local fans who have
watched the boy battle the hardest
competition in the United States for
more than ten years. JNke's willing
ness TO fight coupled with his great
ability, Won him thousands Of staunCh
friends throuGhout the south and il is
with sorrow that we record the fact Of
his rrttrCnC't
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LITTLE STORIES FOR
BEDTIME
Old Granny Fox Hunts for
Danny.
lRx THORNTON w. BURGESS

10y THORNTON w. BURGESS
Danny Meadow Mouse hadn't en-
joyed anything so much for a long time
as no did the game OF hide and seek
which he had been playing with Reddy
Box. lie tickled and chuckled all the
afternoon as he Thought about It. OF
course. Reddy mad been 1T" He had
been ''it" all the time, for never once
had he caught Danny Meadow Mouse.
II ne had--well, there wouldn't have
been any more stories about Danny
Meadow Mouse, because there wouldn't
have been any Danny Meadow Mouse
any more.
But Danny never let himself think
about this. lie had enjoyed the game
all the more because 1t had been spch
dangerous game. 1t had been such
tun TO dive into one OF his little round
doorways in the snow run along one
OF his own little tunnels, ana theh
peep out at another doorway and
watch Reddy Fox digging as fast as
ever he could at the doorway Danny
had just left. Finally Reddy had given
up IN disgust and gone of muttering
angriy to try and find something for
dinner. Danny had sat up on the snow
and watched him go. In his funny
little. squeaky voice Danny shouted;
InOuEn, lNcuuN l. ON is SllbIl anu sly
Hi um- 6liddle deco
I'm Just MS smart ana twice as sprN,
hi UNI dldle-de-o!
That night Reddy Fox told old
Granny listened with her ear cooked
10 catch Danny Meadow Mouse.
Granny listened with her head cooked
on one side, When Reddy told how fat
Danny Meadow Mouse was her mouth
watered, Tor you see, now that snow
covered the Green Meadows ana the
Green Forest. Granny and Reddy Eos
had hard work to get enough to eat !
and they Were hungry most of the
time
! nm 20 with you down on the mea
dows tomorrow morning, and then
we'll see II Danny Meadow Mouse Is
rs smart as he thinks he is said
Granny Fox,
SO bright and early the next morn
Ing old Granny Fox ana Reddy Fox
went down on the meadows where /
Danny Meadow Mouse lives. Danny |
had felt i'm his bones that Reddy |
would come back. so ne wHs watch |
ing, and he saw them as soon as they |
camc out of, the Green Forest. Whgn |
he cav old Granny. ffoX Danny's |
heart beat little faster than before, |
Tor he knew that Granny Fox Is very |
Smart ana very wise. and has learned |
most OF the tricks OF all the other Mt |
lie meadow and forest people.
This Is going to he a more cxcit- |
ing than the other game" said Danny |
to himself and scurried down ont OF |
sight to see that an his little tunnels |
were clear so that he could run fast |
through them II he had.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06
YOU WOULDN'T TRY
TO TAME A WILDCAT
Mr.. Dodson Warns Against
Use of Treacherous, DAN
gerous Calomel.

Calomel salivates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on slug
gish liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile 1t crashes into
II, causing cramping and nausea.
II 'ou feel bilious. headacny, con-
stipated and all Knocked out, lust 20
to your druggist and get q hottie
OF Dodson's Liver Tone for a few
cents which is a harmless vegetable
substitute for dangerous calomel.
Take a spoonful and IL Il doesn't
start your liver and straighten you
up better and quicker than nasty
calomel an without making you sick.
you just go back and get your money.
II YOU take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow: he
sides II may salivate you. while II you
take Dodson's Liver Tone you win
wake up feeling great, fun OF ambi-
ton and ready for work or play. IT'S
harmless, pleasant and safe TO give
TO children: they like it.-tAevJ
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06
JESS WILLARD'S HOME
UNDER QUARANTINE

Lawrence Kan. Dec. 6.-The home
OF Jess Willard. former heavyweight
champion of the world. was today
placed under strict quarantine when
two of his children became i'll with
diphtheria. The children. a boy and
girl, are said to be seriously sick.
The quarantine will not materially
affect Wizards training plans for a
bout next March II with the winner
Of the Dempsey Brennan match he
said.
my children come first" the former
champion added. land / will spend
most of my time with them Ny farm.
however, is big enough to do all train
ing here and I'll continue light work."
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06
BOLSHEVISM MIGHT
FOLLOW BLUE LAW
Judge Advises Grand Jury of
Kings County to
Go Slow"

New York, Dec 6-The Kings county
grand jury which declared America S
civilization is threatened by the over
whelming influx of unassmlable immi-
grants in a presentment yesterday to
County Judge Mitchell May, today re-
ceived from him an address in which
he said that the discomfort which breeds
bolshevsm might follow clamping of
the blue law Sunday on personal
conduct.
Let us go slowly before enacting
Anticipated, discarded and unnecessary
laws that may bring down upon our
heads feeling of discomfort, dissatis-
anew the flames of boshevism," he
said. Long since, men recognized the
ACCESSIBILITY of keeping church and state
apart"
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TIGERS TO PLAY MIDDIES

clash on the gridron of Farragut field
at the naval academy on Oct Is next.
Announcement to this effect was made
last night by Commander Douglas i.
Howard, director of athletics at the
academy.
North Carolina State Ia definitely
fixed on the navy schedule Tor Oct. l
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SUFFERED
FOR YEARS
With Bad Stomach and Bill
i0uSneSS.
SYSTONE GAVE FIRST CURE

Chattanooga, Tenn, suffered with
sour stomach, indigestion, and bill
iousness. l had doctors for several
months and spent hundreds of dol
lars for this trouble. After taking
good course of Systone, can now
eat and drink anything. 1t gave me
my first real cure. My family will
never be without Systone as long as
it is made. Mrs. Bessie Patten.
SYSTONE REMOVES THE POL
SONS FROM YOUR STOMACH
AND LIVER. GET A BOTTLE To-
DAY. THE RESULTS WILL SUR
PRISE YOU.
INSIST ON sYsTONE. TT WILL
KEEP YOUR SYSTEM HEALTHY.
FOR SALE BY
10 ANDERSON, Eighth and Mar
ket SITS.
DAYTON DRUG CO, e. Ninth and
King SITS.
STONG BROS, Market and Main
SITS, t,.
READ HOUSE DRUG STORE,
Ninth and Chestnut SITS. (adv.sg
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JACK DEMPSEY
WARM FAVORITE
Few Fans Share Brennan'S
Belief That He Can De-
feat Champion.
TO MEET TUESDAY WEEK

New YORK. Dec. 6.--JnCk Dempsey
and BIN brennan. who meet in n l5-
round decision bout at Madison Square
Garden week from tomorrow night
are tho most evenly matched lighters
from n physical standpoint who ever
squared away for championship bat
tie.
Both are rugged. big boned ana
wonderfully muscled, Dempsey stands
l-3 feet. brennan towers to the,
same height. The champion weighs
lSS to 100 pounds IN lighting trim
while tho Chicagoan scales Mt 1870 In
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06
BALTIMORE FEDS LOSE

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE district
court of appeals today reversed the
recent judgment for $264,O00 granted
by the district supreme court against
the major baseball leagues In favor
of the Baltimore league which claimed
violation of the antitrust laws. by
the use of the reserve clause" in the
PLAYERS contracts.
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now tin next Sunday they will keep at
II hammer and tongs.
Tex Rickard predicts the bout Will
draw a record house. A gate OF $780,
900 VIII not surprise the promoters.
Tickets for the fight will range from
81 TO S2b and tho New York state box
ing commission. In conjunction with
Rickard, announced today that extra
precautions are being taken to keep
the pastehoards out OF the hands OF
spectators. only limited amount
OF tickets viii he distributed through
licensed ticket agencies,
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LEWIS WANTS TRAINERS

New York. Dec Ed (Strangler)
Lewis, sent out an S. o. S. call for
training partners here today to help
worlds heavyweight champion. Lewis
and Stocher will meet for the cham
pionshp week from tonight
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DUNDEE TO MEET C00GAN

Now York, Dec, 6---lohnnv dundee,
l''htwCirht, has been substituted FOR
White Jackson in l2-round bout
AGAINST Mel Cooran. OF Rrooklvn, in
Jersey city tomorrow niCht, An in
..urcd shoulder today was said to be
the cause OF JnCkson's withdrawal,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06

Then ho pecped out OF one OF MS
little doorways hidden in clump of
tail grass.
Old Granny Fox set Reddy to hunt
ing for Danny's little round doorways,
and as fast as he found them Granny
came up and shifted nj each, She
knew that she could tell ny the smell
which one he had been ut last. FIN
ally she came straight toward the tan
bunch of grass. Danny ducked down
and scurried along one OF his little
tunnels. lie heard, Granny FOX sniit
at the doorway no had just left. Sud-
denly something plunged down through
the snow right at his very heels.
Danny didn't have TO look TO know
that II was Granny Fox herself and
he squeaked with fright
Next story; What Happened on the
he Green Meadows. @3
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BRlTTON VS. NlCHOL S

Des Moncs, Ia" Dec 6,--lack Brit
ton, OF New york, wcltcrweight cham
pom OF the world, was matched TO box
ten rounds with Johnny Nichols. OF st
Paul, MINI, here on Dec. II, IL was
announced Yesterday.
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RRlTToN vs.. MITCHELL

Milwaukee, Wis Dec. 6.--lack Brit
ton weltCrwcirht champion, and
"rinkcN" Mitchell of Milwaukee. viii
clash in ten-rouud bout here to-
right. Brittou is tho faVoritc,
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M'GOORTY MEETS CHIP

lRSallc. III. Dec 6-Fddic Nc
Goorty, Oshkosh, middlcwciEht, AMI
George Chipp. ~ New Castle. will meet
here tonight IN the first bout Me
Goorty has engaged m since his return
from Europe. The winner has hcCn
hons. OF 81. Haul
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06
MOTHER! !
california Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative

Accept California" SYRUP Of Figs
only--look for the name California on
the package. then you are sure your
child Is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach,
liver and bowels. Children love It's
fruity taste. Fun directions on each
bottle You must say California"
.-(AdvD
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NEWS

and negotiations with University of
Virginia and other institutions are
pending
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What may he expected under the
blue law era is forecast, perhaps by
the item. John ID. Rockefeller attends
church" under the general heading
"Amusements," in the New York Times
Of Nov. %.
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L Eastman
Mrs EeorE.2 Richardson. VIM =
VIII lEr SON. Clarence Richardson u
Belgrade. WIS d Ess- Thursday ~
aer slsles. Mrs F-nnE L Hewitt
Mrs Frank L Eastman l1nd ssn
y-lsl-s.1 E-2anaS II Lzrw1sIun NeEirlss--
dzv.
= -4rEe congregation ATTENDED ms.
Methodist church Sunday . lEs-sn
o Z -ausf excellent ss1-ua1 5v liz
p8s-ur. Rev X. p Pearson. wfIa IL.
r'e=n Il Winthrop znI- ears ana
rs -1aue ruzEE Nose trends i1nG
WI ~. -ra41iy missed wnen n gree
a a-ll-les ET.-st -raIe
lrs. SIsie Ellr3ace Downing u4
X sg-v-.lt US guest II relatives
Il x 1Is1tzroT1 SUNDAY.
Nj ana Mrs. EDWARD RoI1nLv 70
armed Sunday 1rcEl F,eE.su--- where
IsIEv Ware GUESTS - Mrs 2ounc-T- :
llare--s. NJ ana Mrs. - 4 Gee1.
= ? Hills 7 " Boo-hoy ana
Prank Hammond agVe eaEn s1ur-
c;1assu Z arriving aEsrEe-
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f'r-r5y-1Ig 73rs. A . Han. VIM Ea-
sea-- WIN Ms yearDr nEs rerurnee
nome ma Mrs Ella SEaulaiuE, VIM
'7.-s scr re wL1s1er II Portland Is with
ny.
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