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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-15
Get a Start On
Your Rheumatism

while they are less able to resist
effective treatment.
Until you do cleanse your
blood of the cause of your Rheu-
matism, you will remain in the
clutches of the disease, and you
will have to undergo another
season of rubbing with liniments,
lotions, etc, in an endeavor to
get relief from its torturing
pains.
Many people have found that
the summer season is an excel
lent time to cleanse the blood of
the impurities which cause their
Rheumatism, because the germs
are more easily reached while
they are inactive.
One of the best remedies for
Rheumatism is S. S. S., which is
an excellent blood purifier, and
acts by eliminating from the
blood all impurities. S. S. S. has
been successfully used in hum
dreds of cases of Rheumatism,
and perhaps il is lust the treat
ment that you need. It is sold
by all druggists.
Our trained physician will
take pleasure in giving you any
desired information or advice
about your own case, without
cost. Write today to Chief Med
ical Adviser, ESQ Swift Labors-
tory, Atlanta, Ga.-(Adv.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-15
RICHMOND WINNER

Richmond. Va. Sept i5.--The second
game OF the post-season series between
Richmond and Portsmouth 10 determine
the championship OF the Virginia state
league. was won by Richmond yesterday
afternoon by q score Of 2 TO 1.
Portsmouth scored its hrst and only
run in the initial inning on Winstons
single, Goosetree's Texas Lacquer and
Time drive by Manager Tiox through
second. with all the bases occupied in
the eighth, and with two out. Angels
Arragon, ex-Yankes player. doubled TO
center. scoring two runs. The thrown
in caught Manager Gooch at the plate.
retiring the side. Today's game will be
played at Portsmouth. alternating daily
thereafter.
Score by innings:
Richmond 0 q n q % -
Portsmouth q 0 q q o a Oh & q
Stone, Abbott and Holmes: Post and
Parker.
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GRAHAM VOWEL WILL
RETURN TO TENNESSEE

captain of the 1915 eleven OF the Uni
vorsity Of Tennessee. and largely re-
sponsible for the Volunteers victory
over Vanderbilt that year, will report to
Coach Bender today.
Tennessee's football schedule Is as
follows:
Sept. 25-Emory and Henry at Knox
VILE.
Oct. 2--Maryville college at Knoxville.
Oct. 9-Vanderbilt at Knoxville
Oct. 16-University Of Chattanooga
at Chattanooga.
Oct. 2S-Clemson at Knoxville.
Oct 30-Mississippi A and M. at
Starksville, Miss.
Nov 5-Transylvania at Knoxville.
Nov. observance at Chattanooga.
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chamberIaIn's couch Remedy.

This is not only one OF the best and
most efficient medicines for coughs,
colds. Group and whooping cough, but is
also pleasant to take, which is important
when a medicine must be given to young
children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been in use for many years and has
met with much favor wherever its GOOD
qualities have become known. Many
mothers have given 1t their unqualified
endorsement. VIM. Scruby. Chillicothe,
Mo-, writes, IT have raised three chill
dren, have always used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and found 1t to be the
best for coughs. colds and Group. 1t is
pleasant to take. Both adults and chill
dren like it. My wife and I have al
ways felt safe from Group with 1t in the
house" Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
conains no opium or other narcotic
(Adv.)
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YANKS SHOW IN NORWAY

Christiania. Norway. Sept 4.-Amer.
lean athletes who participated in the
Olympic contests al Antwerp met Nor
weglan stars here yesterday and won
the honors Of the meet easily. being
far superior 10 their competitors.
]. v Scholz. University OF Missouri
equaiod the worlds record in the 100.
meter dash. making the distance IN
1916 seconds. lie also won the 200
meter race. his time being 27.7 seconds
Jois Ray. Illinois A. e. won the t0o-
meter race in minute 5s7 seconds
but was beaten in the 1900 meter race
by a Norwegian.
Walker Smith. Chicago A. A.. came
home first IN the no. meter hurdles, his
time being 1876 seconds
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LOOKOUTS START ON
"BARNSTORM" MONDAY

The Lookouts are perfecting plans for
their transforming trip throughout this
section which will follow the close OF
athletes will make their first appear
ance next Monday at Alcoa, where they
will play three days. Lafayette, South
Pittsburg, Scottsboro and Cleveland
will then be invaded in the order
named. The itinerary follows:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sept
90 81. 22-Alcoa, at Alcoa.
Thursday, Sept. 23--LaFayette. Ga.
at lafayette.
Friday, Sept. 24--South Pittsburg. at
South Pittsburg.
Saturday, Sept. 24--scottsboro. at
Scottsboro.
Sunday, Sept. 25-cieveland at Cleve-
land.
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EVANS AND MCDONALD
BEAT VARDON and RAY

Kokomo Ind, Sept. 15.-Chick Ev-
ans, national amateur golf champion
and Bob Mcdonald, the Scotch pro-
fessional, OF Chicago. in an exhibition
match at the local country club yes
terday defeated Ted Ray and Harry
Vardon, British professionals. 8 up.
Shooting below par in the first nine
holes and repeating the feat In the
second nine, Evans set record for the
local course with a total score of 81.
A gallery OF 800, including several hun
Vired out -of- town golf bugs, saw the
match,
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TAGGING THE BASES

iris Speakers Indians met Rommel,
Connie Mack's newest star, and that s
all. He beat them and the Indians
went into second place.
the downfall of the Giants, the Cardi-
nails won, to ?.
George Dauss again tried to stop the
Yankees and failed. They hammered
him and several others, winning, 10 to
3. and taking the American league
lead.
The Pihllies showed their contempt
for the worlds champions by mauling
them. 81 to 10.
The White Soy slid into innocuous
dessuetude, as the Senators defeated
them, to 0.
Dixie Davis was much too good for
the Red Sox and the Browns won,
7 to 4.
Cubs trampled them under 10 to 2
count.
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TRAVELLERS TO MEET
FORT WORTH CHAMPS

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 15.-During a
visit here yesterday, Walter Morris.
president Of the Texas league, arranged
a series OF seven exhibition games be-
tween the Fort Worth club. Texas
league champions. and the Little Rock
Travellers, an independent team which
includes all the members Of the Little
Pock club of the Southern association.
including Manager Elberfeld.
The team will not officially represent
the Southern association because Of re-
fusal Of the Southern association to au-
thorize the post season series and PTesi-
dent Allen. OF the local club. will not be
connected with the Travellers
Dates Of the exhibition games. a. ar
ranged today. are as follows:
At Fort Worth Sunday. sept. - ana
Sept 81: At Little Rock. Sept %. ~ and
%. At Forth Worth. Sept 70. In case
n seventh game IL necessary the place
will be decided by tossing a coin.
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LEAGUE TO HAVE
new PRESIDENT
John D. Martin Picked by Nc
KelIar to Succeed Late
Judge Mccall.
PRESIDENT is AGREEABLE

lBY GEORGE H. BUTLER1
The Southern league 10 today
all but certain to have next year
now chief executive. Advices
received by The News Wednes-
day from Washington are to the
effect that United States Senator
Kenneth D. Mcclellan has recon-
mended President John D. Martin,
of Memphis, to succeed the late
Federal Judge John e. Mccall, of
the western district of Tennessee.
1t Is also reported that the recon-
nendation is acceptable to both Pres
ident Wilson and Atty.-Gen. Palmer,
so 1t appears but a matter OF few
' days until the appointment OF Mr..
Martin is officially made.
Southern league magnates are al
ready discussing the matter of select
Ing a successor to President Martin.
1T is necessary. of course, to have a
man who, besides having high bust
ness qualifications, is also we'll versed
In baseball law and precedent. At
the same time the man selected must
not be actively connected with any
club in the league.
Andrews Mentioned.
o. B. Andrews, of this city. former
president of the local Southern league
club, has been mentioned, and, enjoy
ing the confidence of all directors and
owners in the circuit, in addition to
all other requirements, would be an
ideal successor to President Martin.
1t is doubtful, however whether Mr..
Andrews could spare from his various
business enterprises the time the Of
fee would require.
President Martin is the fourth chief
executive which the Southern league
has had since it was reorganized in
1901. The first was the late John B.
Nicklin, of this city, father Of Presi-
dent Strang Nicklin, of the Lookouts.
The second was the late Judge w. M.
Kavanaugh, Of Little Rock, and the
third was r. H. Baugh, of Birming-
ham. The present incumbent has
proved in every way worthy of his
three notable predecessors.
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MIDWEST FOOTBALL
STARS REPORT TODAY

Chicago. Sept 15.-Football practice
will be officially opened In the western
conference today. Reports last night In
dicated that the largest squads in years
would answer the call. With the pos
sible exception OF Purdue and North
western, the elevens will be composed
Of veteran players. The hrst game Of
the season will be played ten days later
when Indiana takes the field against
Franklin college at Bloomington, Ind.
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Nov. 2o--"ole Miss" at Memphis.


Nov Is Thanksgiving - Kentucky
State at Knoxville.
Capt Hatcher Blair and Evans have
already arrived in the city. All are let
ter men and will help out the readiness
of the team and will prove a great help
in tight places.
Capt. Hatcher is one Of the greatest
football players who ever attended the
university. It was the work OF his toe
that helped Tennessee in 1915. This year
he will be played on the line. While
playing on the line this year he will be
both a good defensive and offensive
player His position in the backfield
for the past two years has not given
him the chance to play the defensive
game OF which he is capable.
Blair was one of the most promising
halfbacks OF last year. Bender believes
he will make a better showing this year
and is pleased with the letter mans APP
pearance.
Evans Is a splendid defensive player.
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NeCpORT-
4 y by Gla7z2Nd RICE
Copyright, 1920, New York Tribune. Inc.)
ALL-AMERlCAN ARGUMENTS


protusion
dismal occupation this life would bel As
may be checkered' but it is never wholly Lg dull
o Schalk Schange cachers
to oNel, of Cleveland and Perkins, of the Athletics
sa Bu t S boston @ anu uh harder her snd one
workmen physical day after day:
schans Perkins and oSet But schsk is too smart catcher
that isn't included
his work the field
choice first Not the most rabd
But believe that HOnsby should sppapt Collins at
and that Goh has Something on Weaver third
claim omniscience still stand by Collins Bancroft
Collins the greatest in the midst
Bancroft Weaver outhttins oroh by 80
or 40 points and the game has 4s9 no p a1Ss Ek'
selections widely than those of the inhed
Yet find army of fans who believe that Crimes Mays
Mays better pitcher than we
Alexander and Bagby will win games any
They have been mansayS since April
cordng held his with the big winners of the
shocker with winning steadily
will win more games than Mays Will WIN by @
can't figure changes in view of the embated dope as gathered
-' oUTFIELD OFFERINGS
ohed offerings have also been thick Joe jackson sn rs
ali the kind Young Of the big stars
star su nas ns while 9ouns
$50 hitter % much s h h
Eddie Roush have supporters but Young
washington outhede 300 ritter and the best base runner IN
the league.
Some good ones mu ssa S @ ana a
it opinion rather than matter OF hgu or acua
beef on our part that made unanimous
suh belief what would have been the molvans
Of h dead?
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

At Birmin CHAM Morrison and
New Orleans; Vance and De.
berry, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
At Mobile cut and Pond .....91 10
At lanta Boone and Mills. 8 IL
Second game
At Mobile (Sigman and Cole
mani .,.......,......'... I !
Atlanta (Markle and Hager). q .
At CHATTANOOGA Memphis; rain.
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YANK AIRMEN ENTERED

Paris. Sept. i5.-Capt. r. w. Schroe.
der. Capt. Corllss c. Mosely and How
ard NJ. RlnehArt. three American await.
ors who have entered tho international
airplane race for the Gordon Bennett
trophy cup. are al the lie BourEet ana
Villa Coublav sirdomes and are en-.
Eaged In tuning up their machines for
the race. which will be held the week
Of Sept, q. II @. Hawker. r. r. Rayn.
ham and L, r. Tait-Cox. the British
entries. will arrive here in = day or
two. flying over from England.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-15

If you have been a victim of
Rheumatism, don't make the
mistake of thinking that you are
at last free from its clutches,
simply because you have escaped
its pains in summer. The first
damp, cold day of returning win
ter will convince you of your
error.
The really wise thing TO do is
10 take advantage of the dor
mant, inactive condition of the
millions of tiny disease germs,
and endeavor TO eliminate them
from your system right now
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NATIONAL LEAauE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

At Brooklyn (Miljus, Mitchell.
Galore and kruegerl .,, Z
Chicago (Tyler and OAR
ISlD s.stsssss. .s.s.zNssss. Nv 10 "
At Philadelphia (Causey, Enxe-
man, Smith and Tragres-
ser) ...,.....I IT'S
Cincinnati (Ring, Bressler,
Brenton and Wlngo) ,....l0 16 3
At New York douglas. Perry,
Winters and Snyder) ..,,. .
st. Louis (Schupp, Dilhoeifer
and Clemons) ......,.,.... . 10 o
Boston Pittsburgh; rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

- MINI NJ
At Detroit (Dauss, Ayers,
Baumgartner and Stanagel SO 8
New York (Shawkey and
Hannah) .........,.........1S lS
At Cleveland Caldwell. Morton
and O'NellD .,............. o
Philadelphia (Rommell and
~ and sehaiej ................ o7t
Charity ...... .V''" ..... TIA i
srcid5 A........... .......... YN 4
Boston (Harper, Jones and
SchanR) ..,......,..,....A
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Begin the Proper Treatment
Before the Disease Germs
Become Active.

Suppose you could save your
self much of the torture that
Rheumatism has in store for you
this winter, by taking a little
precautionary treatment right
nowa Don't you think you
would be wise in doing so?
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-15

The great relief afforded by Cham.
berlains Tablets in multitude OF
cases has fully proven the great value
OF this preparation for n weak stomach
and impaired digestion. In many in
stances this relief has become perma-
nent and the sufferers have been COM
pltely restored to health (Adv.)
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BRAVES GET JOHNSON

Columbia, s. c., Sept, ib,--The CO.
Mmbia Baseball club announced last
VIII report 10 the RraVes next spring.
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

The Industrial league closed with the
games played last Saturday. The Casey
Hedges team, after n late start. led
through practically the entire season.
The Mascot stove team. the carly sea-
son favorite. lost out through It's failure
to win the last three or four games
when victory seemed certain.
Players OF all teams, together with
officials OF the league and representa-
tives from the plants represented, will
meet around the banquet some time
next week.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-15

The little pain demons that
often cause Rheumatism lie
dormant and inactive in sum-
mer, but when winter ap-
proaches they resume their at
tacks with renewed fury.
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MARTIN LOSES ON FOUL

ST. Louis, Sept, 1b.--Sergt. Ray Smith,
Of Camden, N. !, won on a foul from
Bob Martin. Akron, o., interallied
heavyweight champion, In tho f,rst
round Of n scheduled eight round bout
hero last night, Martin hit Smith low,
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noel SLATED TO
FACE MEMPHIS
Battery for Chicks for Opener
Today Not Announced
In Advance.
YANkS AND cox RESTING
ToDAY's BASEBALL
G..kk -

Memphis at Chattanooga. cloudy.
Nashville at Little Rock, cloudy.
Atlanta at Birmingham, cloudy.
New orleans at Mobile, cloudy.
National League,
Only games today.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, clear.
Pittsburgh at Boston (O, rain,
Chicago at Brooklyn, clear.
only games today.
American League.
Boston at 81. Louis, rain.
Philadelphia at Cleveland, clear.
Only games today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-15
WElNERT BEATS MEEHAN

newark, y. J., sept. lb.-Charlle
Weinert. OF Newark. outfouKht wilne
Meohan. Of San Francisco. IN a twelve
round bout here last night sfeehan
weighed ie1 pounds and weinert 1856.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-15

Noel and Neiderkorn was the battery
announced for the Lookouts In 'the
opening contest OF the series this After
noon. The Chick battery was not an
nounced In advance. The line up fol-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-15

Casey Hedges. 10; cumbcr Tel. 10.
Mascot stove. 4; Chattanooga Imp. 8
o. n, Andrews.1i: w. q w. 3.
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AMERIcAN AssocIATIoN

Indianapolis, 8: Toledo. /.
Louisville. 81; Columbus, s.
st. Paul. 9: Kansas City. T.
Milwaukee. 0; Minneapolis, 7.
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CITY SERIES in
GOTHAM LIKELY
Dodgers Have Commanding
Lead, While Yankees Now
Top American.
YANKS VS.. SOX THURSDAY

New York had Visions today Of
personally conducted worlds series
following the climb OF the Yankees
In hrst place and the continued even
trend OF the Dodgers toward the
championship OF the National league.
Neither the Giants nor the Reds
could take advantage OF the Brook.
Iyn reverse, which left matters In the
National league standing Just where
they were when the Dodgers gained
their commanding lead two days ago.
The ease with which the Yankees
plastered the Cleveland and Detroit
clubs in their last Ave games gave great
encouragement TO followers OF that
teams fortune. Inability of pitchers 10
deliver in the past. II Is believed now
has become only a memory. Five out
OF six games on the victory side OF the
ledger Is feat Of great promise for the
Yankee adherents, The highest little
race the American league has seen In
years 10 now n little looser than for
several days. but TO the jump OF the
Yankees into frst place. The teams
atnnd taAaU.
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TAMPA BEATS COLUMBIA

Tampa, F1a.. Sept i5-rhe Tampa
club Of the Florida state league took
the second game Of the interleaKue se
ries with the Columbia club OF the
day by Stool score. The series
which IL TO he four out % seven games
IL for the baseball Championship Of the
southeast. The series now stands one
each. The third game will be played
here today.
The future yesterday was the pitch
Ing Of Bart Humphrey. OF the Tampa
team. and the batting OF RiKhthslder
Felix. Of the locals. who got three hits
out Of four times up. Score:
RHE.
--NiAfiuia sHsssssss sssstss sssssss .
BatterieH-W hifehii and Wendell
HHmphreya and Nance.
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IndInna DInV IA,

FWuTdHu FTUy TOdNy,
New York and Chicago will rest today,
but the Indians win play a postponed
game with the Athletics Tomorrow the
Yankees 20 into Chicago to take a last
crack at the White Sox. n they can
take that hurdle as impresslvely as
they performed in Cleveland and De-
troit, New Workers. will consider the
pennant as good as won. even though
the Yankees are still booked for an APP
pearance against Jimmy Burke's trouble
making Browns.
The Washington club which has been
annoying the White Sox, will 70 TO
Cleveland for a series beginning tomor-
row.
The Giants will loaf today, but the
Dodgers f1nish off their series with the
cubs and the Reds will again meet
Philadelphia.
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ToMPANIoNsHIPf Say. thsrs nsv~r was
~ such cigarette - Chesterfield for steady
company Just - mid and smooth - eohae-
cos can be-but viii . mellOw BODY" thst salts.
hes even cigar nnoksrs. On lazy days or buoy
ones-All the nme-yOu want this satisfy
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But there isn't good must be lett out and
mentioned evenly balanced
is opinion rather than matter OF hgures or
Of doubt And there was no
belief selection would be made
such existed just what would have been the movans
ebacko the idead?
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-23
CITY ORDINANCES

The City Council Of the City Of
Marion, Ky. do ordain as follows
That u side walk be built on the
west side Of the old Princeton road
abutting the property Of d. NJ.
Boyd, said walk TO begin at the north
end Of said property and extend as
far south as said property extends
said walk to be huilt four feet wide
to be made Of concrete laid on a bed
Of cinders not less than eight inches
deep, the whole to be done in a good
and workmanlike manner.
The said walk to be completed
within sixty days after the passage
and publication Of this ordinance, and
II said walk is not completed within
the said period Of sixty days, the City
Marshall will advertise for sealed
bids to complete said work as re-
quired by this ordinance, and let tn,
contract to have said walk built e
the lowest bidder, and the expens,
Of putting down said walk IL don,
under contract with the Marshall a,
herein provided, shall become lien OF
said property as provided by tn,
charter Of said City In such case,
made and provided.
Passed and approved, July 1890
c. W. HAYNES. Mayor.
4. l.. HARPENDlNG, Clerk