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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-18
QUALITY HOMES

Eight.room new brick homo On
Duncan avenue: has hardwood
noors. sleeping porch; corner lot.
with garage. price $4,000 cash. ball
ance terms,
Slx-room brick bungalow on tho
car line In Highland Park. nice
high lot; close In. price $500 t2.boO
cash. balance terms.
saven-room Highland Park brick
bungalow. has all modern con-
vonlences: hardwood doors. furnace,
hot and cold water. cement drive
way from street 10 garage non
resident owner could set immedi-
alta possession. price $4,000. half
cash, balance terms.
Two-story seven room brick and
stucco: hardwood floors furnace.
hot and cold water. on paved street.
close 10 car line This home has
a modern laundry arrangement in
tho basement. private driveway
from street. has good garage.
Price $4,000; will make terms Tor
q part 81 this
Two story g-room frame. two
slrepli x porcheL newly painted. ln
nrst-ClaaH condition. corner Tot.
paved street and garage. Price
1880: g. 500 cash. balance terms.
Highland Park cottage. 5 rooms.
hot and cold water. electric lights.
and gas: large bot. Price $3.50;
81 900 cash. balance So month.
Flvc-room frame. podds avenue;
lot 75HiB0. Price 5000. $500 cssh.
balance terms
SiE-room frame. aood condition.
price s. 500. $500 cash. f25 month.
Slr-foom frame. hath. sewer.
electric lights hot and cold water.
Price $500. $500 cash. f-s month.
Seven-room frame on the car
line. price 5000. $500 eash. $50
month.
-Four room highland Park cot
tsEe. price f2S00. $500 cash. bal
ance Ike rant
siH-rorm cottage on me car lire.
Highland rark. good condition.
modern convenience $3.50. 81 900
cash. balance terms.
, y ErrER A co.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH U.s."
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business couple OF
Chattanooga desire TO rent two or
three furnished rooms. with exclusive
use OF bath for either light house
keeping or sleeping purposes. Rooms
must be exceptionally clean and well
furnished, our assurance to whom
ever we rent from Is that we will
give the same care TO the furniture
left In our charge ms we would our
own. We come highly recommended,
ana can furnish exceptionally good
fer TO live close in but win consider
any good part OF town, r. r., care
News
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WORK FOR WOMEN
Pleasant Surroundings Comfortable
rkrooms-Agreeable Associates
GIRLS OR WOMEN WANTED
To Work in Laboratories of
THE CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE co.
WORK FOR WOMEN

In the Pleasant Suburb OF st. Elmo
we want girls or women for work in
the laboratory: also in some OF the
other departments.
Good pay to learners; better pay Tor
experienced help. Chance TO make more
shortly.
A real opportunity for those who
want steady work. with good pay IN
pleasant surroundings. No fog or
smoke; plant light clean and warm In
winter; cool in summer.
An up to- date cafeteria, In charge OF
experienced cateress. where hot food Is
served at noon, at cost--no single dish
over 10 cents. A liberal help of meat,
vegetable, bread and butter, dessert
and coffee, for rs cents. Coffee alone.
3 cents. Free table for those who pre-
fer to bring their lunch from home.
Sick Benefit and Life Insurance to all
employees who are with the Company
six months or more.
Production bonuses.
Vacation July and Christmas, and
holidays with pay after three months
service.
Forty eight and a half-hour week,
Half day Saturdays.
Applications from steady. earnest
workers will be given Immediate con-
sideration.
Apply to the Superintendent at Office.
THE CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE COZ
ST. ELMO.
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old violins. We have
an extensive collection OF very hne
instruments. Some suited for concert
work and some excellent orchestra
violins, Our desire Ia to satisfy the
individual purchaser, and we sell our
violins on 30 days trial. Old viollns
is our specially. and we do not handle
cheap new Instruments You are in
vlted 10 call and inspect our collection.
Prices from $50 to 5000, We repair In
struments and NJ bridges and strings,
The Cutlery Shop. 1bM u. 7th 1T.
NJ. 1896.
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THE PROPER PLACE

THE PROPER PLACE
to start housekeeping and keep the
home happy Ia In the kitchen. A
well equipped kitchen Ia the founda-
ton from which your real home
springs. For the proper equipment
sea our linoleum and linoleum
square; our Florence automatic oil
cookers, ranges, kitchen cabinets
and general line OF kitchen utensils.
pots, pans dishes, etc. We furnish
the whole house, Let us show you
our davenetts from SIS up; also H.
brsry tables, rugs. beds, chairs, etc,
CLOSE FURNITURE co.
4S4 and 432 MARKET ST.
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HOUSES OR s-RooM FURNISHED
HOUSE WANTED; GOOD NEIGH.
BoRHooD. SUBURBS PREFERRED
HIGHEST REFERENCES GIVEN,
BY MAN. WIFE AND B-YEAR-OLD
CHILD; GREATEST CARE TAKEN
OF FURNISHINGS. WILL RENT
TEMPORARIALLY OR TAKE A
LEASE FOR ONE YEAR. PHONE
Ss71.
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wREcTtrgG PORT oGLETHoRPE
GEORGIA.

For sale. cheap; 20 million feet - ail
size. lumber. large quantity 81 doors.
windows. roofing paper. wall board. toll
let's. ranEes, hot water heaters tanks.
from 100 10 bC0-Eallon capacity. switch
-, sockets. etc. The above lumber con-
ax10. iN4 2Ei2 boards. tH7 strips. brick.
etc. This IL a partial list ~ salvage
resulting from the above operation. The
above material f. all PRACTICAL new ana
a very high grade. ready for immediate
shipment orders taken for cars and
mixed cars. saletmen on premises. Al
dress American HouHsWrcckinF Co. Ft
Ogiethorpe Ca Phone Hem 1eg Chi
cago Office. So ". Jackson Blvd. Chit
caFo.
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MERCHANDISE
ARTICLES FOR SALE

TILE---About 1900 pieces of 19-inch
building tile. WIN sell cheap II taken
at once. j, G. Howell
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HOUSES FOR SALE

MISSION RIDGE BARGAIN - FINE
BRICK HOME. SLATE ROOF. ON
THE CREST ROAD: DANDY To-
CATION; 1T WILL COST ssS. 900 TO
BUILD THE HOUSE. THE LOT IN
WORTH 10000; THE PROPOSE
TON CAN BE HAD FOR $4,000.
WHY NOT MAKE THE DIFFER
ENCE7 WAGNER d co.. NJ 1904.
JAMES BLDG.
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= p. ErrER a CO
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SPECIAL, SALE OF AUTOMOBILES.
USED BARGAINS
THIS WEEK.

Overland model 90. 5-passenger IS 900
Overland Hight 6. 5-passenger SEQ. 1900
wilys-six Clue, 4-psssenssr .... 1000
winton-six T-passenger .,...... 1900
Nationalist. T-passenger $500. 1900
Ford roadster 2-passenEer ....... $50
These cars are all guaranteed 20 be
In first-clsss shape in every respect
lust been overhauled, repsinted and
run and look as good as new. Now rs
the time 20 3uy-9O DAYS hence prices
will be higher and cars scarcer. They
are on EXHIBITION this week in our
SHOWROOM See them.
OVERLAND CHATTANOOGA co.
4ss-4ss Market ST.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19
FARMERS BANK
IS REORGANIzED

An important transaction which
will prove beneficial to this commun-
ity took place last week when e. NJ.
Gillett, president of the Logan coun-
ty National Bank OF Sterling and
Owen w. Thomas, vice-president OF
the latter bank. purchased large
block OF stock in the Farmers and
Merchants State Bank of Raymer.
Mr.. Gillett is well know in this part
OF the state and is rated as one of the
best finaciers in the eastern part
OF Colorado Mr.. Thomas has re-
Gently taken the position of Vice
president Of the Logan County Ma
tional. Both Of these gentlemen
we're elected to the board of direc-
tors of the Farmers and Merchants
State Bank and from the new board
the following bank officers have been
appointed E. M. Gillett. president
G. L. Snyder. vice-president Wghr b.
Martin. Cashier. With the eli n.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19

LsaAvilis. February 10. 1850.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19
ANNOUNCEMENT
SAMUEL D. NICHOLSON
TO THE MEN AND WOMEN
OF COLORADO
OF LEADVlLLE

great interest the many request. from
candidate the Republ United States senator
for me to the selection that
affirming allegiance Republican my belief in its
principles hereby submit myself the
office
In connection with this proper state the ruer.
principles for which stand which controlled II elected
believe that the happiness and welfare
uphodg in all Its integrity the Constitution
very Of
We should deal fairly and Justly with all seeking
ready extend aid moral and financial peoples But
what do in that direction should WILL
the sake Of humanity under
peor the will the American people
with foreign nation nations which will
abdcaon United states
The Republican Party through Congress- has
declared the position the Party
declaration hearty accord.
economic questions which are pressing
principles govern
substantial alteration system those ques
uons should be approached the Roovean
ism and the deal
Favong the against waste
and exploitation am opposed any policy which will bar the
seeker the miner from the public domain
tons or regulations his and policy
believe immigration be - modified as to pre-
vent effectively the admission Of undesirable Aliens
ing to become citizens should
and to be instructed at the public fundamental principles
OF government and the duties Of citizenship
Further legislation both National
the veterans of the Civil Spanish and hs World
patriotic American citizens who fought FOR Country
dependents all Nation which can never be
protection welfare must be given first and
special employment
The farmer stockgrower and miner the
labors rests our whole industrial fabric
attention and consideration their
have not received the consideration which
national or state legislation.
Public office public funds
the disposition thereof there be
the strce and unquaedly
Equal rights to all special Of
hackneyd phrase should become living principle legislators
should bear mind without
y and without equality there liberty jusce
brotherhood of and which clearly defines
right and fair and just between
While the rights of
stuon and laws the rights while
capital should have full protection
the chief object Of legislation should
be to promote the welfare
understand It, the beginning
and Roosevelt
In 1884 had first
Suffrage and
and the right and justice OF the
Both National suppress and
prevent profteering, and pledge efforts
Residing this State to
her people for whatever
TACT and believing know the BOTH
to their
moderate success awarded by the University
ming with miners pick.
My life forty
and the candidate with the
that the
dial and hearty election day.
Respectfully yours
SAMUEL D. NICHOLSON.
LsaAvnis. February ~. lsSA
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19
A DOUBLE BIRTHDAY
VALENTINE PART


Two happy little children were
Katharine and Kenneth Unterfengcl
when they celebrated their fifth ar
eighth birthdays Saturday afternoe
by a Valentine Party and had thi
ty-four little girls and boys to he.
make things merry. Games we
played and then the children wef
ready for the dainty lunch serv
by Donald unterfenger and Rome
McCracken. The table decoratio
were in red and white with rcr
red and white birthday cake at ca /,
end Of the table. Dainty hear .
shaped red and white Sandwiches
we're served as well as similar shap
ed and coloredi dessert and candies
Everyone said they had a good time
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19

The tie will probably be playe
off on the Eaton floor next Frida
and Saturday, II the floor can be s
cured for those evenings.
The plan talked OF most favorabl
was to draw to see which OF IT,
two teams should play Friday ever
Ing, and the other team would pla
the wtpners Saturday afternoon {
evening.
It should be worth seeing. IT.
hackers of each team are hoping tn,
their team will win, but we kno
that none of them will have a wal,
away for the three teams are ver
evenly matched.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19
AN IMPORTANT MEETING

A important Meeting will be held
at the school house next Saturday
afternoon for the purpose Of select
ing three delegates to attend a meet
ing to be held at Grover next Mon
day. This is not party movement.
All citizens of all parties are invited
to be present and take part
The object is to promote the in
terests of this part of the country
and act in concert in all things per-
tanning to our welfare.
County division will be considered
but the meeting will also consider
other matters OF vital interest to all
OF us.
All are invited, and this means
you.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19
Hids., ruas, pslt.

Why be robbed by tramp fur buy
ers when you can get top prices
Send them to me. will send you
quotations and II you are not salts
fed I win return them without cost
8. M Hoff. 152S-30 Blake st., Denver
Colorado 2s-40'
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19

cial backing which these two gentle
men command. we look for the rapid
forward Improvement of this insti-
tuition.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19
THREE TEAMS TIE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

The basket ball game last Friday
evening On the Raymer floor be-
tween the Grover teams and the To-
cal high school teams only served
to increase the interest in this popu.
lar game and leave the champion
ship up in the air, with Raymer
Keota and Grover tied for first
place.
When we speak OF this we refer
only to the boys teams. for the girls
of RaF nc. have long had the cham
pionship. and no reverse could have
wrested from them the honors which
they have held ever since the game
has been played in this section. Fri
day night only added one more to
the long list of games in which they
have suffered no defeats.
II was the boy's game where the
interest centered.
The largest crowd of the season
was on hand when the whistle blew,
coming from Buckingham, and Ke-
ota. as well as loyal bunch OF root
ers from Grover These last put lots
OF rep and ginger into their yells
and cheers CT eneoura cement to the
visiting team.
The visitors did not labor under
any false underestimstion OF their
opponents and started out to do
their best from the start and for n
time forged to the front, the score
at one time being to IL in favor
OF he viitors- But the locals tight
ened up, held their oppoents from
scoring and gradually reduced their
opponents lead 20 that at the end OF
the fira. hslf the secrc was a tie. II
- II.
In the FINAL half the iocals started
ont to lead until IL seemed that theY
were safe and then the visitors be :
gan to overtake them and Grover
hopes rose while Raymer's began to
waver However, the locals held on
and when the whistle ended the
game. Raymer was just one point
in the lead, and the score stood Il
to is.
We confess We welcomed the whi /,
tie that ended the suspense; 1t was
sweet music to the ears OF the Ray
mer rooters.
The visitors played wonderful !
good game, and they took their dc i.
feat with the spirit of good sports
We have heard 1t said that Grove !.
was hard looser; but whoever saws
that hereafter should be called a.
once.
Prof. Starret OF Keota could nc.
act as referee, SC Mr.. Baker of Keot !.
offieiated. This makes the third
game in which we have seen him att
and each time we feel that he is be
ter; in fact, we are ready to test
fy that his conduct in the two game !
on the Raymer floor was such tha
II wipes out any fault in the firr
game; perhaps it was our prelude
rather than his fault.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19

Furthermore. college education
never in this world made a young
man anxious to milk COW in a
muddy lot.--Dalles News.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19

Important finds of diamonds have
been made in the River Lubrian. In
the Belgian Congo.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-19

Eight million feet Of lumber is us
ed annually In clock manufacture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-09
ASTRAL MUzI!sM SSPORYA g0NNylAd g0M!Ne

q contract made with the concern TO
appear at an exhibition, the Boxing
Commission reserved decision.
After hearing all interested parties
in the dispute between Willie Spen-
Ger, OF Gloucester, and the Broadway
A. c., OF Camden. the commission
decided to suspend Spencer indeh-
nitely from appearing at boxing
shows in this state.
For alleged 'stalling'' at a show in
Troxler's, Newark, on April 80,
Johnny Barnes and Corona Kid were
suspended for two months from the
date OF the Newark fight. The fight
ers were accused of laying down by
Dave Kurtz. one Of the commissions
licensed referees. The money the
two boxers were to receive for their
Newark work Will not be allowed,
the commission decided, but will be
given by the club promoters to the
Day Nursery in Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-09
OLD MAR|ONS To
PLAY THE DANES
Danish Sociable A. C. and Ma
rions, Crack Teams of Years
Ago, Clash Sunday Morning

This Sunday morning on the Rari-
tan Copper works diamond baseball
fans of years back will be given a
nance TO witness the Marion baseball
team and the Danish Sociable Ath-
letic club. rivals of ten years ago In
action again. These two teams aid
ed materially in making baseball in
this city and their strength during
their prime compared with the best
semi-professicnal teams on the dia-
mond today.
The Danes" as they were familiar
ly known In their day will lineup In
the following fashion: r. Simonsen. p;
NJ. Larson. c: e. Poulsen, lib; Under
berg. 2b; Il. Keeler, IS; Christopher
son, 3b; Steve Christensen, II; p.
Peterson. CT; j.. Janderup. IF, while
the Marions viii march on the field
with the following men, w. Lybeck,
d; O.. Smith. C; ". Gray, Ib; j.
Mullen Obi w. Eyerkus. 3b; J.. Car
roll, Sc: o. Wilson, IL; Z. Holzheimer,
CT; NJ. Jago, RI and L.. Nation, p.
1t is likely that this contest will
draw an unusual crowd because of the
interest in the game. and the rivalry
between the two teams. In a special
game played on IL United Lead
works diamond five years ago the
Danes were returned the victors by a
score of So. The arranging of this
game is believed TO me due mainly to
the return to his city of Pete" Peter
son, said 10 be one of the greatest out
flelders Perth Amboy ever turned
our. from Seattle, Wash, where his
family moved some ear ago.
1t would be n TO see the old
Saints, Franklins, Puritans and other
teams that aided IN making baseball
history in this city, come out of re-
tirement and play a few games for old
times sake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-09
VIII Sign Series Agreements
TOTTENVILLE A. c. TO
PLAY HERCULES TEAM

The Tottenville baseball team will
play the Hercules Powder team at
Parlin Saturday afternoon. This game
was scheduled for last Saturday but
was postponed on account OF rain.
Manager Hilker will use his strongest
lineup in this game. for a victory over
the Hercules tribe will probably mean
the booking Of the DUPONT baseball
nine, the only team which defeated
Manager Farrel's outfit.
Manager Hilker of the Tottenville
team has not as vet booked a con-
test for Sunday, but will probably
book some strong team from this
state, to oppose his rib Romer
will be saved for the Sunday attrac-
ton, while Hollowell or Hoffmeyer
will do the slab work against the
powder combination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-09
RUTH'S "HOME RUN"
BALL TO BE SEEN HERE

The ball which Babe Ruth
clouted into the bleachers at the Polo
grounds in the first inning OF a game
between the Chicago White Sox and
the New York Yankees ou May IL, Is
on display in the window of Ed
Mooney Poulsen's grocery store at
the corner of Market and South Sec
ond streets. This clout was secured
off the delivery of Claude Williams.
the White Sox southpaw. The ball
vas sent to this city by Frank Burke.
a local boy who is employed at the
Polo grounds, who considers same
quite a prize. inasmueh as the Babe"
endeavored to secure every pill he
knocked for a homer as a souvenir.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-09
Y. M. H. A. TO PLAY FIRST
LEAGUE GAME SUNDAY

The Y. VI. II. A. baseball team will
open their league schedule in New
Brunswick on Sunday where they viii
cross bats with the representative
''Y" team of that place. The local
combination was scheduled to meet
the Long Branch "Y" on the local
diamond last Sunday, but the game
was postponed On account of rain
Only one game has been played in the
Central Jersey league, this between
New Brunswick and Long Branch,
the former being returned victorious.
Willie Wilentz will likely occupy
the mound for the Amboyans in Sun
days game. while the remainder of
the team has not been definitely chosen
by Coach Allen as yet,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-09
NORTH AMBOY TEAM PLAYS
SACRED HEARTS SUNDAY

On Sunday Afternoon the North Am
boy Sporting club will travel to South
Amboy where they will cross bats
with the Sacred Heart baseball team
of that place. The South Amboy
combination was defeated only nee
this season by a Perth Amboy team,
in this game by the st. Anthony base
ball team, while the boys from across
Pioneers and Catholic club. Hess will
occupy the mound for the visitors.
the river have already defeated the
while the home combination VIII place
their regular lineup on the field for
this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-09
Lehighs Want Games.

The Lehigh baseball team which
was defeated by the PAGERS of South
River, in a ten inning game on Sun
day by a score of 4-3. would ike TO
hear from light senior teams In Perth
Amboy and vicinity. the Polish Giants
of South River, the Liberties and
Landings of New Brunswick and the
Woodbridge A. A.. Next Sunday the
Lehighs play the RoSsville A. A. Bob
Wayne of 1874 Wayne street, is man
ager of this team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-09
KEASBEY PLAYS MORGAN

KEASBEY, June 8. = Manager E.
Schuster will take his Keasbeyites to
Morgan Sunday where they will cross
bats with the Morgan nine, who are
playing fast ball this season. The
.Keasbey +. c. has yet to be defeated
this season and expects to add another
Sunday. Several changes may
take place in the lineup before the
'Amboy game. on the twentieth where
by the ranks of the team will be great
'ly strengthened. An important meet
ing of the club will be held In the
fire hose. Friday night at 1880 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-09
SAINTS PLAY TWO STRONG
TEAMS OVER THE WEEKEND

on Sunday afternoon the ST.
Anthony baseball team OF this city
will travel to PisCataway where they
Will match bIudgeons with the undo
feated Arrow Baseball Club OF that
place in what is expected to be an
interesting game. The Arrow COM
binatiou boasts Of victories over tho
Catholic Club and Pioneer teams OF
this city, and numerous other fast
combinations from New Brunswick.
Johnny Durham, who twirled for
the local knights OF Columbus base
ball team early this season, will ike
ly occupy the mound for the Piscat-
away combination. while Art Young
will do the finging for the visitors.
In addition to Durham the Piscata-
way tossers have two other Amboy-
ans in their lineup. Ray Handerhan
in the infield and Bob Handerhan IN
the out1eld.
saint Play Saturday
The Raritan Baseball Club of Rar-
itan viii have as their opponents on
Saturday afternoon the st. Anthony
baseball team Of this city. In this
game BILLY" Flynn. the star st.
Anthony right-hander. will occupy
the mound for the visitors. while the
remainder OF the lineup will be the
same as in the contest against Key
port last Sunday. The saints will
hold a practice session on the r. G..
w. field tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
VIII Sign Series Agreements
Tomorrow night final arrange-
ments will be completed for tho play
ing of the three-game series between
the North Amboy Sporting Club and
the st. Anthony team. These two
teams Will meet on a local diamond
Jupe 90. Julv II and August s.