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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
TWO MONTHS HE
COULDN'T WORK
Was So Weak and Rundown
Before He Got Tanlac He
Couldn't Stay on the Job.

"ranlac will always get good req
ommendation from me. Cor II has re-
lieved me OF a case OF nervous indi-
gcstion that made me miserable Tor
three years. said Hanson Kurtoz, 2lS
Felix street. ST. Joseph. Mo.
u had no appetite az all and could
not eat anything but what wond
bloat me up terribly and cause the
worst sort OF pains, could hardly
sleep at night and would get UP as
tired as II had not gone 10 Nod nj all.
! also suffectd pains In m, des ana
was so dizzy at times I could hardly
stand.
"For tive months had TO lay OF
from work. had not finished my
first bottle OF Tanlgc before my appe-
tie began TO pick up and the gas
stopped forming on my stomach. MY
appetite and digestion are so good
now that never feel a touch OF indl-
gestion. never have dizzy spell
nor an uncomfortable feeling now. My
nerves ara quiet and I sleep like a
child. | am now feeling like my old
self again, am working every day and
getting back my lost weight and
strength right along"
Tanlac Ia sold IN Chattanooga BY
Morrlsons' three drug stores, Or n. O,
Null, Ridge Junction Sherman
Heights Pharmacy, East CHATTANOOGA,
Tenn, Vance Harper Drug Co., North
Chattanooga. Tenn. --(AdvD
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
PITT AND PENN STATE
HAVE EDGE in EAST?

New York. Nov. s--Football suprem-
acy. east and west, narrowed itself
mainly today to speculation on the out
come Of battles between two teams in
each section. In the east this centcrs
on Pittsburgh and Penn State. In tho
west Illinois and Ohio State. which
fought for the Big Ten championship
In their last game of the season a
year ago. viii repeat this year.
Princeton and Harvard aside from
Penn State and Pittsburgh. remain I'M
defeated. but the fact that neither was
able TO score a victory In their meet
ing Saturday detracts considerably
from their standing in the minds Of
critics. Pitt was tied by Syracuse. an
eleven which lost to Holy Cross. while
Penn State has breeZed easily through
season without q setback.
OF the two big three members. Har-
ward appears to have the stronger team
Judging solely bv the fact that II scored
the tying touchdown at a time when
Princeton appeared to have the game
iced and when II should have held.
Pittsburgh and Penn State proba bly,
will supply the main topic for all
America selections, In view Of the fact
that two Of the finest backfeld men In
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
CAMPAIGN ON AT
PRICE-HENNESEE
DRUG COMPANY
Special Demonstration
of This Famous Fam
ily Tonic.

People OF this city are getting an
excellent opportunity to become ac,
quaInted with this justly famous
home remedy by Price-Hennesee
drug store having secured the serv.
Ices OF J. G. Moore to introduce this
remedy to their customers. For
many years Nerv-Worth has been
one OF the most satisfactory home
remedies offered. II has stood the
test OF time and given satisfactory
results wherever used. Millions Of
bottles sold and the endorsements
OF thousands OF satisfied users offer
conclusive proof OF this medicines
great merit Further proof il found
in the fact that every first trial boz
tie Is sold on n money-back guaran
tee. II the medicine did not have
merit It stands 70 reason that n
could not be sold on those terms. II
you suffer from nervous trouble Of
any sort. sleeplessneaa, restlessnoes.
dizziness. pains In he head, SHE or
back, and lack OF nerve force, or
from any sort OF stomach trouble
such as indigestion, gas on the
stomach, billousness. belching, etc.
you will hnd that Wentworth will
quickly give relief and al the same
time II tones and invigorates the
whole system throughout. Get &C.
.quainted with Nerv-Worth today and
you win fnd II different from any.
thing you have ever tried. Pay
visit to Price-Hennesee drug store.
II will be worth your while.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
CAPTAIN MITCHELL OF CORY,
TELLS AN INTERESTING STORY

Of Cory. Two years ago 40 his
friends know. he went on crutches
and suffered from neuritis. He was
left in weak and nervous condition.
and M his statement shows Nerv.
Worth has done wonders for him.
His statement Offers the most con.
vincing proof Of this medicines
merits. II you suffer from any sort
OF nervous trouble, sleeplessness.
lack OF nerve. or q run down con.
dition. or II your stomach and diges.
tive system are out OF order give
Nerv.Worth a trial, and II your-'irst
trial bottle doesn't benefit YOU. your
money will be refunded. II You give
Il q trial, however, you will find. as
Captain Mitchell found, that Merry.
Worth does the work. See the ape
cinlist. Learn all about this famous
remedy.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08


years are starring at the two stations,
Way, OF Pennsylvania, and Davies, OF
Pittsburgh.
Lehigh win engage Penn state next
Saturday, while Pittsburgh viii take
on Washington and Jefferson, an as
signment that Is causing no little un-
easness in the Pitt camp. AS n matter
OF fact Pittsburgh was very lucky TO
get past the Georgia Tech obstacle
without defeat and 1t Is not improb-
able that the powerful Washington and
Jefferson eleven will win.
Attention on the Atlantic. seaboard
will be centered next Saturday on
Princeton and Yale. which meet at
Princeton.
In the Big Ten Illinois and Ohio
State have each won four games with
no reverses. Illinois plays two more
games--Wisconsn next Saturday and
Ohio State the following Saturday.
Ohio State plays only one more con-
ference game. In the event that Illi-
nols is defeated by Wisconsin and wins
from Ohio State the Zuppke eleven still
would be champion, since II would have
one. more victory than OHIO State to Its
credit.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
RIGHTS OF MORCANATIC
WIFE TROUBLING GREEKS

Athens, Nov. S.--The question of the
legal rights o., Madame Manos. NOR
ganotic wife Of the late King Alexander,
seems likely to create some difficulty,
according to leading jurlsts OF this city.
Her attorney on Thursday last asked
the court to remove the seals from the
apartments Of the dead king, asserting
Madame Manos. through her marriage
and because Of her approaching mother
hood, would legally inherit Alexander's
property.
An attorney acting for former King
Constantine then asked the court to
suspend action until he had time to I'm
stitute action In opposition. He de.
clared Constantine intended to contend
that the marriage OF Madame Manos
and the late monarch was invalid and
that Aexander's property should pass
to his father and brothers.
Should Constantine take legal action
in the premises, the jurists point out,
1t would constitute an admission that
he Is no longer king Of Greece as the
chief OF state. being the dispenser OF
Justice. cannot appeal to the courts.
There is some speculation here as to
the status in dynasty OF the child to
be born by Madame Manos II her mar
riage should be declared valid.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08

min Witt Key. Mrs, Joseph u. ]. King
Mrs. DIN II. Landreth. Mrs. John O.
Lavender. Mrs. Virginia T.. Lawrence,
Mrs. Martin w. Littleton, Mrs. William
u, Lockelt, Mrs. John w. Love. ST.,
Mrs. William q. McAdoo. Mrs. Charles
Junius Parker. Mrs. Frank l.. Polk. Mrs.
II. J. Pullum, Mrs. Grantland Rice. Mrs,
Herman ID. Ruhm, Mrs. William
Sneed. Mrs. Henry J. Sorla. Mrs. Mal-
ter q, Teagle. Mrs. Frereick A. Wallis.
Alrs, Daniel II. Willard, Mrs. Robert w.
Mllllamson. Mrs. y, Bright Wilson.
Mrs, George A. Wyeth. Mrs. Jay Young
"The first dance win be on Nov. Is,
Thursday, at 0 pm, at the McAlpin
hotel. and the supper win be served at
"Respectfully, the Bachelors: Hulon
S ga Charles Cascn. lebanon , Guy
Frank II. Houston. Werner NJ. Jones,
~. A. Kellogg. DIR. James ]. King. DR..
Milton J. Lewis. Austin McNeal, NAL
COIN Meacham, DIR. II. A. Parr. DIR. 8.
M. Payne. Ossie ]. Walsh. George A.
,wSSs1h a5ligs.S Henry p. Waugh. Harris
The second dance viii be the evening
Of the annual jackson day dinner. and
Chancellor james II. Kirkland. OF Van
derbilt university. will be the guest OF
honor Chief Justice Hon. James c. Nc
Reynolds has been invited also to speak
to his old friends. The date and place
of the other two dances will be an
nounced in due time for reservation to
be made. 'tThe tickets OF the supper
and dance Thursday. Nov IS, at the
McAlpin. will be sold Just a little be-
low cost; $3.50 for girls tickets, and 81
each boys ticket--,.on the theory that the
girls enjoy the dances less than the
boys"
Mr.. Kellogg adds that the most impor-
tant thing for him TO find out is how
many chairs are to be set at the supper
tables for ''our family reunion" and
urges advise quickly"
He further says. 1T is cheerful to
report that the treasurer today has
more money on hand than any time in
the history OF the the society, in spite
OF the fact that our last dinner at the
pennsylvania showed hundreds OF dollars
deficit, and the supper at the McAlpin
also resulted in a substantial deficit.
The reason for this is that everybody
10 taking more interest in the society.
Please personally try to make the at
tendance Of Nov. Is dance the largest
that we have ever had"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
Sure, Harmless Way
To Remove Hair Roots

You who are annoyed with embarrass-
ing, growths of supcrf,uoua hair have
waited ong for something that would do
hair temporarily something that would
renlly remove the hair roots. And now
-at last--your wish Is realizedi
The new phelactine process In far diff
ferent from. far better than electrical,
depilatory or other methods. because it
and ali---before your very oyes--.enslly,
quickly, harmlcsslyl Get a stick OF
phelacting from your druggist, follow the
simple directions. and you viii be SUR
prlsod and pleased beyond words. II has
no odor. no Irritating element and 10 40
non-injurious child could safely eat II.
less. that not the least sign OF your
former trouble remains Adv.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
ISt Tennessee
Society Dance
In New York City on Nov. 18.
Notices Are Received by
ChattanooganS.

y ~ A. Kellogg. publicity chairman Of
the tennessee Society" IN New York,
is sending out notices for the fall and
winter dances, the first one to be Nov.
~, DR.. James ]. King is president OF
the society and his address is East
Forty-first street. The vice. "a esidents
are Grosvenor X. Glenn, DIR. George r.
Jernigan, Malcolm Meacham and Har-
man ID. Ruhm.
The notice as sent out by Mr.. King is
1T gives US bachelors OF Tennessee
pleasure to notify the society that our
president. DR.. King, has appointed these
patronesses, Of our selection, for the
Tour fall and winter dances OF our
society:
MRS. Ranford w. Alley, Mrs. willis c.
Bright, Mrs. Leroy Broun, Mrs Frank
-. Caruthers, ST., Mrs. e. w. Cole, Mrs.
Barron c. Collier. Mrs. Edward g. Con-
nette. Mrs Charles G. Cowan, Mrs. Paul
u. Cravath, Mrs. ID. Howard Donnan,
Mrs. Berry w. Dortch. Mrs. Andrew A.
Eggstein. Mrs. J. Horton Fall Mrs. John
". Fail. Mrs. Charles Il. Farris, Mrs.
Greene 7. 'Foute, Mrs. Grosvenor X.
Glenn. Mrs. John l.. Gordon. Mrs.
Richard II. Gordon, Mrs. Rollin p.
Grant, Mrs. John M. Gray, Jr., Mrs. J.
4. Harrahan, Mrs. Marshall l.. Havey,
Mrs. George +, Jernigan. Mrs. James Ira
Jones. Mrs. Herman JUST, Mrs. Benja-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
KILLS A COUGH
INSHORT ORDER
L-v Cuts Loose PhIegm,
Soothes Irritation, Aids
Nature Remove Cause.
Safe, Economical.

What's the use OF keeping a cough ?
You don't have TO, for It's easy TO get
rid of one nowadays. Just go to any
drug store and call for bottle or
Lev. Take few spoonfuls accord
Ing to directions and the cough leaves
Phlegm comes up, irritation healed,
tickle gone. For L-V gives relief In
the right way--helps nature remove
the cause.
L-V Is good for grown-ups and for
children, to-. Ytu'll be surprised how
quick II stors cold. eases whooplng
cough, reiievos asthma or bronchial
troubles. Perfectly safe. All drug
gihtB.--(Adv.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
WILL LIE IN ENGLAND
Families of Americans Who
Died Abroad Make Request.

washington. Nov. S.--The bodies Of
about $50 American soldiers who died
In England are to remain permanently
In that country by request OF the fami-
lies of the men, Secretary Baker an
permanent cemetery near LONDON,
which will be under the perpetual care
and control OF the American govern
ment. All other American dead In
Great Britain have been returned to
the United States according to the war
department commission.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
Gives Convincing Proof
in His Statement That
Wentworth Quickly
Produces Results.

Il was nervous and couldn't
Sleep" said Captain Mitchell. in q
letter given the other day. Il would
wake up all through the night and
get up In the morning feeling tired.
! saw Wentworth, advertised, and l
thought ia try II. am now on my
second bottle and think II 10 one fine
medicine feel more rested and
sleep better than for n long time"
Captain Mitchell is so years Of age
and 10 one OF the prominent citisens
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
OR. n. q. FERGUSON said:

"Nerv-worth 10 truly q great
remedy. have tested II profession
ally In my practice and actually and
practically in my family II gives
me pleasure to recommend II to the
general public. II. in my cpin!sn,
win prove a great boon to the auf-
ferers for the troubles for which Il
10 intended TO be an amellorative
remedy"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
FAMOUS NERV- WORTH WILL
Be INTRODUCED HERE
SOME FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW

For ten years NerWoh has been giving entire satisfaction
wherever Sold
faith strengthened the makers suaantesYouR
MONEY BACK F YOUR FIRST BOTTLE DOES NOT PRODUCE
BENEFITS.
Wentworth endorsed and recommended BY Doctors Druggists
Preachers OFFICIALS Public Performers and people from
e millions Of whom have received wonderful benefits
The majority Of Ills due aletons and
digestive ksrvWoh successfully gives benefits because
NERVE STOMACH disorders and thus gives
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Wentworth sanitary laboratories after eel
contains extracts Of roots and plants which for
considered OF highest value by medical science
complies Drug laws Of the United States
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
Filler KILLED IN FOG

washington, Nov. 8. John p. Wood :
ward, an air mail pilot. whose body
was found yesterday In the wreckage
OF his plane near Laramie, Wyo., met
tain side in dense fog. said report
received today by the postofilce do
partment.
The Lake City landing field reported
that a weather bureau warning OF fog
was received few minutes after
Woodward left the field en- route Ia
Cheyenne. Woodward's home was in
Mitchell Ia
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
DR.. a. W. ADAMS saId:.

81 can recommend Nery.Worth for
nervousness and Indigestion, or any
Ills which attend neurasthenia."
II YOU are run down, half click,
nervous and irritable, or II you are
sleepless. have a sour breath. suffer
from gas on the stomach. belching.
stomach pains. nervous moodiness.
or depression. take Wentworth and
let 1t help you.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
M axes Food
Taste Good

Creates an appetite. aids digestion,
purifies the blood. and thus relieves
scrofuIa, catarrh. the pains and
aches of rheumatism and gives
strength to the whole system.
Nearly 30 years phenomenal sales
tell the story Of the great merit ana
success Of Hoods sarsaparilla. It
is Just the medicine you need now.
Hoods Pills help--fine cathartic.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
g BLISS
@ NATIVE
Alonzo O. stlss Ed Ia I'D m ~
PORTRAIT AND 4AAHNNN
SIGNATURE ON -
EVERY PACKAGE
or TABLETS yacL - nwa,n,.a nncr
ALohzo BLlss
PORTRAIT AND
SIGNATURE ON
tvthY PACKAGE


HHu WVHNWI WUITy UIlVH
cause SICK IIEARACHE. BILIOUS
NESS. DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION,
RHEUMATISM and STOMACH disor-
from these causes by taking each night
one BLISS NATIVE HERBS TABLET.
MONEY RACK GUARANTEE In each
box. over one million tables taken
daily. ALONHo o. BLISS CO., WASH.
ID, G., 4,---(Adv,1
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
BOARD SELLS STEAMER

Washington, Nov. 8.--Sale OF the
., 400 deadwelght- cargo steamer
Charles NJ. Cramp TO the Atlantic, Gulf
q Pacific Steamship company, of Bal
timore, for $1,739,000 was announced
today by the shipping board,
Flfty-one government merchant ships
Oct, 80 for total OF $24,67G,049, the
board announced. The 7,771 dead
weight-ton steamer Scottsburg, sold to
the Georges Creek Steamship company,
Of New York, brought the highest price
50, 266,06B.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08

Hear Hamilton and Martin, Central
Baptist church tonight, 7;3o.--tAdv.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-05
WESTINGHOUSE
!, S. CENTS ABOVE
NORTHD)A.KOTA
Minimum Wage People De
eide that N. D. Girls Have
Trihe Best Of Deal.

Bismarck, N. D.. March 5.--It does
not cost girl as much to live In
North Dakota as It does in the District
Of Columbia, according to Miss Hazel
Fa-kasch, secretary Of the North Da-
kota minimum wage commission. She
Mas figured that with the salno salary,
at the eDd OF a year, the North Das
kota girl will have savedNN55 cents
more than thee-Dtstrict Of Columbia
girl. -
Miss Tarkasch, in her. report to
fish the minimum wage for women
workers in North Dakota, allows the
District Of Columbia girl three pairs
OF gloves annually, while her North
Dakota sister is expected to be con-
tent with two pairs.
On the Potomac, because OF heavier
rains. the average, girl requires half
an umbrella q year while in North Da-
kota che need buy only one in three
years.
Then there are corset covers. they
cost SOC more in North Dakota than
they cost in Washington. The Dakota
etrl wears $S5 worth Of shoes in q
year; her Washington sister expends
$3l.60 for this purpose. Winter union
suits cost 81 moro in North Dakota,
and summer union suits costs the
girls 81 less in this state.
North Dakota girls pay 81 more q
year for their stockings than the
Washington girls expend. Northl pa-
kota. "nighties" ost IS in. this state,
white Washington girls wear the 81
kind. NJ
Miss Farkasch, in her report, re-
views the result OF her North Dakota
investigation and compares living
costs faced by the North Dakota girl
workers with those Of numerous other
, states.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-05
w. Tinker BoblGI1H9
|a I'M ~tt@L9Stories4 vi
ii&4@g@A hCariyaeA 4. Aolconh1b 4&48SG
MIR. MINK is SICK.
byCarlvsle 4. nolcon1b

Major Pole Cat tried to make Mr..
Mink understand. that he had au-
thority from the King to punish all
who disobeyed. but Mr.. Mink was
not inclined to accept his punish
ment, SO he jumped, at Major Pole
Cats throat. His plan was to kill
Major so that he might have full
sway to do as he would with Bob
White. for hi did not know that
away.
AS he sprang At Mr.. Mink. Major
threw the liquid from his poison
pouch straight into his enemy's open
mouth. This was unexpected. Mr..
Mink had forgotten that Major Pole
Cat had such a dangerous weapon
and 1t was indeed dangerous. FOR Mr..
Mink became suddenly sick, 81 sick
that he thought he would die.
"Oh, ] feel SO much like I would
die" said he. take me to the river
~ once. I must have soma wAtst.'
Water d the one great rarfedy Tor
the ills Of the forest jewellers.
Never will we take you to the
not try to steal poor dead Bob
White.'"D Major Pole Cat did not
consider Mr.. Mink's sickness very
serious.
{ "oh! help me now and I will never
do any thing wrong again" Mt.
Mink was feeling very faint.
ssko on will have to suffer q bit till
see about Bob White, tor ~ must
bury hir till the King shallsconae.''
Major ca' Chief PorkyT and sed
IL Inc wou look Ter Bob wait
BIT hsr tie Chief went b where
poor Bob h,te hed dieA. ne vs.
mt e "a Etrsd
ssIffol q not here. said chte89 Ebrky.
He hAa been stolen Away x1kAjor
And AFTER hooking 1T the att4eiea
around where the poor thing had
rested, no knew what hAA happened.
WAll right. raid Major III
fake this Atci1 fellow to this river be.
fore he dies alao. I know what has
happehed while ~ were lighting
8LGEy - 49, ~EEa.A
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-05
LARIMORE NOTES

1artmore, N. D.. March A.-Mrs.
Clarence peatmen left on wednesday
for 4 few days visit with relatives in
Kempton.
Thomas Regan has returned from
Grafton after spending the fore part
Npf the week with his family there
and in locking after business inter-
estS. .
Mrs. CarfsB. Hoover Of Petersburg.
came down on Thursday of last week
to spend a few days at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. 3. NJ. Britton.
Mrs Carrie schrumpt returned
from Devils Lake on Thursday even
ing, Of. last week after attending the
18th annual convention Of the North
Dakota Telephone association.
Peter johnson has returned home
from Hudson, Wisconsin. where he
has spent several weeks taking treat
ments for his eye sight.
Mrs. J. H. Fife11 is on the sick list
this week with an attack Of la
grippe.
Mn. F. c. Johnlon left on Thurs
day Of last week for her home in
London after spending several weeks
and Mrs. H. G.y Hanson. she was
hrnth.r osc.rY vhn Ia rnw rscover.
~ nin.,, xsh.ran .istss NJ w.
A. 81 ndsosy Lao yatnrns5 r. har hana
Il Flora On the same day -
A baby bay was born to Mr.. and
~. Klcnalo M3ilia am 9 lytn.
ME WiiilaIl WI. oe reIQnneDreu as
Miss LOWE UT ny a. present the
motner ana soh. ars the
nome Ok. Mr...ah9. mrs. Ineodore
al{neIe ano MIs..l1evI att
M9ya ~ Iece4vea mere laet3 Wy
zee At Pssco' 9ston ne Woulo
q ~ me .nospita az ina
plac tor Dou I " weeks Wild y
Dfoken y .
~. ano Nnk avs g
Hc.1a1. Un1n OverDy for
Gtan