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SPECIFICATIONS S-9 Touring and S-1O Roadster

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 CLUTCH-Multipe disc Eight dry plates. Ravbesos and steel
 LUBRICATION-Force feed circulation with gear pump through crank shaft to all bearings. Pressure gauge on dash.
 CARBURET0R- Automatic Ventur type with set adjustment. Hot air attachment. IGNITION-Connecticut ignition driven from cam shaft U. s. L. storage battery. Auto-Lite generator belt ELECTRIC STARTER-Electric AutoLite starting motor equipped with Bendx drive operating on flywheel COOLING SYSTEM-Thermos Syphon. Highgrade cellu- lar radiator with auxiliary tank, fan belt driven from end of crank shaft. TRANSMISSION- sliding gear-three speeds for ward and Double heat-treated, nickel steel gears, ball bearings Unit power plant CONTROL-Friction retained spark and throttle lever top of 17nch corrugated walnut steering wheel. Foot acceerator, eft-hand drive, center control Service brake operated by rgh-hand pedal Emergency brake lever in center of body.
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Monroe
 CurS

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Monroe
 Cars

The car 1921 is the perfected car; base principles of con-
 btruction have been bdhered to; minor
 ehanges in mechan- (cal construction
 have been made on- |y after a thorough test that they would Improve the car.
 Consequently every
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SINGLE SERIES
MAYDECIDERAC
Indians and White Sox Open
Death Grapple in Cleve-
land Thursday.
BOTH FEAR BROWN SERIES

Chicago and Cleveland are fac
Ing the toughest section Of the
1920 American league sehedule-for
them. " there Is a chance left for
Z the New York Yankees to win the
pennant In the Ban johnson circuit
II lies In the fact that the program
I, makers last winter gave Cleveland
and Chicago western assignments
with which to wind up their season,
Beginning tomorrow the Sox and
indians start a three-game series in
Clevehnd--n trio Of contests that may
Itself decide where the flag shall wave
next year.
II Cleveland wins two of these she
will have record of 93 victories and
% defeats. against 80 victories and 81
defeats for Chicago. Reverse the. num-
Der Of the victories and Cleveland would
have " won and 81 lost. Chicago would
have 93 victories and Sc defeats.
After finishing with the Indians the
White Sox play Detroit. Two games
are scheduled with the Tigers in Chi
caSo. Then they go TO st. Louis to
finish the season with three games with
the never-easy Browns.
The Indians have practically the same
Finishing with Chicago, they
go TO st. Louis for four games. Inas-
much as the Browns have proven hard
nuts for the leaders all season, they
may be expected to furnish a thrilling
to Detroit to wind up the season with
four games In the Tiger lair.
In the National league the day is only
delayed. Brooklyn needs three games,
one of which must be captured from
the Giants to cinch the pennant.
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Copyright, 1920, York Tribune Inc)
MIGHT they
gance the direction Of New Gin
cnnat
And when New Cincinnati three straight games the
dope 10 feet high around the Giants
meanwhile there citizen in the Brooklyn
his air of confidence and who refused
Robinson-ate great ole
leader who proved later than that Brook
Ign could win pennant
THE PROPER MIXTURE
Brooklyn has carried the mixture this
might @t FL
Youthful and OF
1t has been seasoned
young enough, Kdun
regular but Wheat Olson Marqard dted through
campaigns while Pener Mamaux Myers and Miller longer
debutants.
THAT SEPTEMBER FURoRE
fanatical aayoude Of Brooklyn, OF
Of September whether be
astonishing suddenly tossed aside their
winding unfold article Of ball e unexpected
their Day after day. through
pitching hitting fielding they began
with baseball they had shown all
lasting joyful SPELL remained for
Robbys genial leadership suddenly the
something
ANOTHER UNEXPECTED
ralbirds had
all sized in the American league.
ChicagoChcago with good pitchers coming
New and Cleveland badly broken
up and in somber psychological fix o much further
sinking SPELL with bound,
the Chicago White Sox began to slip Just az
permitting their rivals to scramble back up
threecorneed battle for exactly twelve years
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TWO FEATURES ON +.
GRAND CIRCUIT CARD

Columbus, O., Sept. 22.--Two feature
events are on today's card OF Grand
Circuit racing here, the third of the
present meeting. The horse review flu
turity for 3-year-old PAGERS, purse
$4,000. win bring together Rifle Gren-
AIDE and Trampsafe, the two outstand-
Ing colts Of the year, and the field
VIII include Estabella, Jane Forbes and
Frisco.
The other big event Is the all pace.
tho Hartman hotel stakes, purse $4,000.
Juno, Symbol s. Forest, Peter Look.
Wellington and John Henry are among
other well-known PAGERS as eligible.
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CHICAGO PROBE
NOW UNDER WAY
State Has Charges That Last
Years World Series
Was Fixed.
RUDE BENTON TO TESTIFY

Chicago. Sept. a2.--Grand jury inves-
tigation Of alleged gambling by base
ball players In last years worlds series
between the Chicago American and
Cincinnati National league clubs. and
OF charges that the Philadelphia Chi
cago National league game of Aug. 81
was "hxed" for Philadelphia to win,
began here today. A dozen baseball
ofticials. players and writers had been
subpoenaed and Il was announced that
others probably would be called before
the hearing was concluded. Indications
were that the hearing might last sew
eral weeks.
:. Prosecutor Hartley Replogie declared
that several former major league stars,
against whom CHARGES OF gambling have
been made at different times, might be
called. The only player known TO have
been subpoenaed so far is Jacob (Rube)
Benton, pitcher for, the New York
National league club. Replogle today
declared he had been informed that
Benton had been approached with an
offer of $3.50 TO throw" game, and
that the jury would ask Benton what
q certain player had said TO him about
throwing gamts.
President Fan II. johnson, Of tn
American league, President comlskey OF
tho Chicago American league club.
President William Veeck OF the Chi
g go National league club. Benton, Bert
Collyer The latter q well-known sport
irg "dopester" and several baseball
reporters were ordered to appear today.
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FORT WORTH DEFEATS
TRAVELLERS ONCE MORE

Fort Worth, Texas. Sept. 22.-Robert-
son won his own game for Fort worth
from the Little Rock Travellers yesterday
In the second contest between the pen
nant winners Of the Texas league and
the Southern association.
In the last half of the tenth inning
with the score tied three and three,
Hoffman went to first on his single and
singles by Haley and O'Brien advanced
him. A long fly by Robertson enabled
him to score the winning run. The first
game between the two teams was won
by Fort Worth also.
Fort Worth scored in the first on
singles by Sears and Williams and a
double by Hoffman. The Travellers
scored in the second on singles by Hun
ter, McGinnis and Gleason. The Panth-
ers added another in the fourth when
Haworth walked and Robertson and
Stow singled. Williams, Hoffman and
Haley produced the third Panther run
in the fifth.
The Travellers tied the count in the
sixth. Wano walked. Kohlhecler singled.
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BOTH WHITE SOX AND
B INDIANS REST ON OARS

Cleveland, O., Sept. 22.-The Chicago
White Sox. triumphant in their last six
games, and the Cleveland Indians, win
ners of seven straight in the American
league pennant scramble. rested here
today for their important three game
series, which starts tomorrow. With
Cleveland setting the pace and Chicago
only game and a half behind, the
series may go a long way toward de-
Gliding the pennant winner.
Both clubs faced open dates today
and Manager Gleason decided to bring
the Chicago players here for the idle
period rather than remain at home.
Chicago must win two straight to
displace Cleveland in the percentage
table and three In a row viii be neces-
sary in order that the White Sox may
leave here leading the league. Victory
in any ono Of the three games will be
sufficient to keep Cleveland in the lead,
,although II the White Sox take two out
of three they will be only a half game
behind.
Eacn team is prepared to present its
strongest lineup. for both managers
facing weak clubs the past few days
made their pitching assignments so as
to save their stars for this series
Gleason has Kerr, his most dependable
hurler. ready for tomorrow's game,
while Jim Bagby, winner of twenty
nine confess this season. Is due to
work for Cleveland in the first contest
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TAGGING THE BASES

Cleveland annihilated the Red sox
pitchers in winning their seventh
straight IL to /.
Fred Toney provided most OF the show
ms the Giants trimmed the Reds TO o..
He limited the champions 10 three hits.
Eighteen hits we're the White sox COL
sto ..
Babe Ruth returned 10 hitting form
and the Yankees defeated the Browns
s to 3.
Joe Oeschger was too good for the
Cubs. The Braves won the fnal OF the
season between the Braves and Cubs
I to 2.
The Tigers succeeded In scoring four
runs In the ninth and snatched a 10 TO
ii victory over the Senators.
Two Cardinal pitchers were injured
in taking To verdict over the
phillies.
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New York:-Mr. Tobacco User, any
druggist will tell you that remedy 10
be successfully sold must. above every
thing, possess merit. otherwise lallute rs
inevitable. Nicotol. the famous remedy
for the tobacco habit. was success
tight from the start, simply because W. ~
quickly does the work promised we
published a few letters from some OF inc
best known druggists in the country 70
give you an idea Of what they thlhk y!
Nicotol. and you may rest nssureu ,'la t
they would not permit the use OF then
names unless Nicotol was something ouI
OF the ordinary. The feopie Dlu I
stores have Ave of the best stores In
washington. d. c. They write; since
we have handled Nicotol the sale mas
been greater than that of all the rest OF
the articles Of this nature whlch we
have ever sold. The demand was SO
great that we were compelled to oruer ~
locally pending receipt oil snlplneht
from YOU direct" Schramm-J Johnson
who have six stores in salt Lake CITY
say; 1--WE take this opportunity OF e&-
pressing ourselves relative TO NicotoI'
we have enjoyed a very large sale on
sa me and Il has given entire Satisfaction
TO our customers Jacob Brothers OF
Philadelphia, Pa. have TINS TO say
Our sales OF Nicotol nave pass.J, ga
expectations Our first order was placed
late in March and we were forced 10 re-
order before the end of April; the sales
have kept up well ever since. There is
30 doubt that we are receiving many
repeat orders from our customers ana
many expressions Of opinion regarding
the merit of this article have been very
favorable" Or. Conner. formerly OF
John Hopkins Hospital tells how 70 de-
tect the harmful effects OF tobacco.
Here is what he says. Many men who
smoke. chew or snuH necessarily ana
no are seemingly healthy are suffering
from progressive organic ailments,
Thousands OF them would never have
been affected had IL not been for the use
Of Iohaccco. and thousands would soon
get well " they would only stop the use
OF tobacco. The chief habit forming
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Druggists and Doctors Astonished
AtWonderfu1 Power of Nicotol
To Stop Tobacco Habit
To Detect Harmful Effects of Too Much
Tobacco Try These Simple Tests

principle of tobacco Is nicotine, deadly
poison which when absorbed by the sys-
tenn slowly affects the nerves, mem
branes, tissues, and vital organs OF the
body. The harmful effect OF tobacco
varies and depends on circumstances
One will be afflicted with general de-
billty, others with catarrh OF the throat,
indigestion. constipation. extreme ner-
vousness. sleeplessness. loss of memory
lack of will power, mental confusion
etc. Others may suffer from heart ul-
sease, bronchial trouble. hardening oil
the arteries, tuberculosis, blindness OF
even cancer or the common atnrtoh
known as tobacco heart. II you use TO-
bacco in any form you an easily detect
the harmful effects by making the fol-
lowing simple tests Read aloud one iuli
page from a book. If In the course OF
reading your voice becomes muited'
hoarse and indistlnct and you must ire
quently clear your throat, the chances
are that your throat is affected oy
catarrh and Il may be the beginning oil
more serious trouble. Next. in the morn
ing before taking your usual smoke
walk up three flights OF stairs at
regular pace, then stop. II you ma
that you are out Of breath, your heArt
beat Is forced. trembling or Irregular,
you may be n victim Of functional or
organic heart trouble. II you feel mat
you must smoke. chew or enun 10 quiet
your nerves. you are n slave 20 the TO-
baco habit and are positively poisoning
yourself with the deadly drug. nicotine
In either case you have just two alternh-
tives-keep on with the relf poisoning
process irrespective Of the dangers ana
suffer the consequences; or give up the
habit and escape the dangers. You can
overcome the craving and stop the hablt
In a very short time by using the follow
ing Inexpensive formula; Go 10 any
drug store and ask for Nicotol tablets
take one tablet after each meal. ana IN
a comparatiyes short time you VIII have
no desire for tobacco. the craving VIII
have left you. With the nicotine poison
out OF your svsteu1. your general health
will quickly improve"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-22
RIFLE CLUB IS FORMED

Members of the local post OF the
American Legion met at the chamber
OF commerce building Tuesday night
and formed local branch OF the Amer
lean Legion Rife and Pistol club.
The bylaws OF tho National Rifle as
ISOLATION were adopted and officers were
elected as follows: President, Daniel
8. Hull; president. c. ID. Rich
moud: secretary, Charles Peacock
treasurer. W. oehmig; executive ON
Ger. o. B. staufer aAA [
The following were present and be-
came charter members; D. 8. Hull, o.
b. Staufer, ]. o. Soles, w. r. Browne,
Phil b. Whitaker. Edward oehmlg. b.
#. Robinette, r. Colby, c. #. Bates,
Carl Hood, Milo @. Pratt, w. w. Ja-
cobs,. III. q. Morning. Q. ID. Richmond,
A. z. Durham, Ernest Bell. q, 8. Har-
ris. J. N. Lapsley, Charles Peacock.
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WHAT Mr.. PoMERoY,
MANAGER, HAS II


MANAGER, HAS TO SAY
1T is with great pleasure that I write
you about Nicotol. | was Mt one time
what you might call an inveterate smok.
err smoking as many as twelve or ff-
teen cigars n day I knew that II was
injuring my health to a very great ex-
tent but did not seem to have the will
power to stop.
AS usual thing put very little con-
fidence in these patent medicines that
are advertised in the magazines, but do
cided to give Nicotol good test and see
what effect II would have. The result
has certainly been wonderful md II n
with the greatest pleasure that recon-
mend Nicotol TO users OF tobacco In any
form. have Just finished my third box
and what ! nm about 70 say may seen
like joke TO tobacco users. but II is
fact. nevertheless. Before had finished
the first box I found myself dropping
gradually away from the terrible habit.
Where had been smoking twelve or
more cigars n day I am now down 70
four or FIVE and I think the time viii
come. very soon too. when / will have
no desire for n cigar or tobacco In any
form.
you are at liberty 10 use this 40 a
testimonial for your wonderful cure In
any way that you may see NJ.
"PURLEY r. POMEROY. Manager.
Department Of Collections.
II. A. Manning Company"
Note-When asked about Nicotol tab
let's. one Of our leading druggists said;
1T is truly a wonderful remedy for the
tobacco habit. away ahead OF any thing
we have ever sold before. We are au-
thorized by the manufacturers to refund
the money 10 every dissatisfied custo-
mor. and We would not permit the use
OF our name unless the remedy possessed
Ia this city under an ironiclad money
back guarantee by all up-to.datc drug
Rists. including Morrisons' three drug
stores. Il. J. Miller.-tAdv)
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PORTSMOUTH WINNER

Richmond. Va. Sent. 2,-P0rlHm0ulh
won the final game OF the Virginia
league post-s season series by score OF
10 aaud took the pcnnant 10 the
Trucker city. Two pitchers we're used
BY both sides hut Post. OF Portsmouth
used not only his arm but HIS bat 10
win for hts team. Pinch nitterg IN the
ninth for Richmond failed 20 come
through Holmes starred for Richmond
behind the bat and made two hits one
n double.
The score. NHE
gichmond 80 1900 O-3 ? I
Portsmouth o.. 0 I O02 o 5 10
Batteries Harris. schulz and Holmes;
ManEum. Post and Greene.
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NEW LEAGUE ORGANIZED

Bristol, Sept. 22.--(Special) - The
Fast Tennessee Scholastic Athletic as
scciation has Just been organized, COM
posing the following high schools:
Bristol Morristown, Newport and
Greeneville. The football league for the
schools has been organized and a
schedule completed. The schedule is
as follows: Oct. /, Bristol at Greene
vile; Oct. 8, Newport Mt Bristol; Oct.
Is, Bristol at Morristown; Oct. 20.
Greeneville at Bristol: Oct. 20, Emory
at Bristol; No. 8. Morristown at Bris-
toll, and Nov. ~. Bristol at Newport.
The league members will also partici-
pate in basketball and baseball.
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Mr.. Citizen
OF Chattanooga

Do YOU believe that patriotism good citizenship and respect
for constituted authority prime essentials to the uphodng OF
community
If you do you will help the local council of Knights OF Co
lms in their present financial deficit This condition was
brought about by exgencies of the when the local con
Gil felt its duty turn the K OF hall for the entertain
ment of the men in camp at Fort Oglethorpe
When the United States the World War this Coun
Gil had membership of 1 90 of whom answered the call OF
their country practically 100 per cent of our young men,
Through the efforts of those who remained hail. with all
its facilities was turned to the boys in khaki and never IN
one instance were they asked their creda beeew or Gnt
all were welcomed and made to feel at home.
AS result Of the overwhelming numbers who were almost
constantly in the the building has been left in bad con-
diton the furniture impaired and the entirely worn out and
X will entail an expense several thousand dollars to put In
anything like its former shape
It Is manifestfro the above that justified in asking
cooperation the general public to help outn this emer
gency.
Thursday and Friday Sept % and a. the city will be can
vassed and everybody will be given opportunity to aid this
worthy cause Should you be overlooked send donations
70 John Stagmaier Chairman Donation Committee or John
Mahoney Treasurer Donation Committee.
IF you prefer donate that be used In the
Fall Festival to Be held the "By" Sunday Tabernacle Oct
$780, notify Mahoney Jack ODonohue and same will be
called for.
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CRACKERS COP OPENER

Atlanta, Ga. Sept. 22.--The Atlanta
Southern association team won the first
of series Of five exhibition games here
with the Columbia South Atlantic asso-
citation pennant winners, 70 2 yester-
day, due to the Sally champions making
errors at critical stages Of the game.
Both teams punched hits in the first two
innings but after that Markell and
Cheney settled down to pitching duel
in which the Albanian had a shade the
better.
Score: la..are. R.H,E.
Columbia ....1loodo.OoO-2 s s
Atlanta 49,. 100 o Oh D IS 7 0
Cheney and Wendell; Merkle and Mills.
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ALEXA STIRLING ENTERS

Toronto, Ont. sept 22-Miss Alexa
Stirling. Of Atlanta. American woman
golf championship. qualified for the
Canadian ladies' golf championship in the
turnament which opened here yesterday.
second 20 that Of Miss Ada Mackenzie,
Toronto title holder. who went around
in eighty-BlI.
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JACK BOXES C0NvICTS

Leavcnworth. Kan. Sept. 22.--Jaok
Johnson, former worlds heavyweight
champion, now serving sentence for
violation OF the Mann act, made his first
appearance in the ring Mt the federal
penitentiary here yesterday when he
boxed three bouts OF three rounds each
with three other inmates, Johnson APP
penred 20 be In good condition.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York tToney and
SMITH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
Cincinnati tNapier ana Win
AZ Philadelphia (Smith, EnEe-
man and Wlthorow) .....,,.i z
81. Louis Cloak, North and
Dilhoeffer) .,..,,.......,. biS
At Boston (oeschEer and
O'NoilD ........,,.........,t
Chicago Martin. Cheevsa and
O'FnrrelD .,.,.,.,........,
No others.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Al Cleveland tCoveleskle. Nor
ton and ONsilD ,.....,,i2 II
Boston Jones, Harper, Hoyt
and SchAng) .,.,........... o
AZ Chicago tClcotte and
Schhlkl ,............,..'..p IL .
Philadelphia Rommell. Perry,
Mayor and Perkins, .....fil !
A. 81 Louis CDeberry, Bnyne.
Burwell and Severely ..... II o
New York tShhwkey and
Hannah) .s.,,.,,.........,, IL 1,
A. Detroit tConkwriRht Glasier,
Baumgartner. Bogart and
Mnnion D....,,.,.,,.......,,f 20
Washington (Erl.kAon. Court
ney. Bono and Gharrity) III 10
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Totals ............3S 3 IL 20 10 0
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Totals ,...........,3S IL ~ IL v
Matted for Haworth in ninth.
Score by Innings:

Little Rock 800. 100000 o 0--S
Forth Worth 80. 0 o / o o. IA
Summary: Sacrifice hits Haworth,
Hunter, Jonnard. Stolen bases Stow.
Roberts, Gleason, Wano. Two base hits,
Hoffman, O'Brien. Haley Struck out by
Roberts. a. Yellowhorse. /; Fields. 2:
Jonnard, S; Masters, /. Bases on balls
off Robertson. 2; Fields. 8; Jonnard. 2,
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Hunter sacrificed and McGinnis singled,
scoring Wano. Jonnaid sacrificed,
Hunter sacrificed and McGinnis singled,
scoring Wano. Jonnard sacrificed scor-
Kohlbecker.
The teams will resume the postlsea son