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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-30
CAME SATURDAY
VERY IMPORTANT
Malone and Brandy, Two
BaCkfieId Stars. Will Not
Make Trip.

Notre Dame has a clutch on the
Indiana football championship and
the chance TO present its claim for
consideration as the western cham
pion The big Gold and Blue team
has drubbed Kalamazoo. mauIed
Mount Union. spilled the Coruhusk-
ers. smeared the clean slate Of West
ern Normal and now comes Indiana.
which Is he next stop on the sched-
ule. n Captain Bahau's crew whips
the Crimson al indianapolis Satur-
day. 10 looks like Notre Dame for the
western title Purdue and the Mich
igan Aggies should prove easy vic
tins. II Indiana is unable 20 check
the titular strides OF the local ma
chine.
The game on Washington field, In
dianapoiis this weekend Is the
most important match ever carded
FOR that area Ir has seen many
wild struggles iu The past but few
IN which state titles were involved.
10 means big thing for Notre
Dar1e and big thine for Rockne
ff his team comes through Rockne
is one OF the youngest coaches in the
country today-that is. coach Of
leading university eleven. 1t requires
no extra wording 10 state what it
viii mean for him to develop
championship team in practically his
second year Of coaching work. Con
siderable plumage in Rocks fedora
that's what the pigskin pennant
means for him. And for Notre Dame
il means a long-delayed fulhllmCnt
Of hopes that have almost grown
stagnant
Indiana is Formidable
Rockne is hustling his athletes
these days for fair. I'm the first
place. Notre Dame has a difficult
schedule. but fortunately. one that
permits the team TO come along
steadily It's Husker game was a
hard one. but just the right tonic
for two weeks ago. The Western
Normal game served 10 Undue the
athletes with the confidence neces-
sary for a winning eleven. And the
Indiana contest next Saturday will
be the supreme test Of them an.
ready for that tussle.
Six years ago Knute ROCkne was
an end on the Notre Dame eleven.
He was captain OF the team and
about the best wing man the Gold
and Blue ever had. When Jess
Harper Quit football and retired
from Notre Dame athletics he left
sorry gap for tie local officials TO
I'll. Harper's principles had won
lots OF glory for Notre Dame and his
system fitted q. X
They needed someone to Jam in
10 Harper's berth and one who had
taken training under Harper him
self was naturally preferred. Along
toddled Rockne and he was signed
at once That was about two years
ago. AS head coach he turned out a
pretty fast outfit last year. That
one season. along with his expert
ence as an assistant and player. was
enough 20 tip him of on n lot OF
the hner intricacies OF coaching. lie
hasn't yet assembled to that plane
where ne thinks he knows il all: but
he commands the respect OF every
man on the loolbdll Squdu loudl
and well he may. For Notre Dame
is coming through IN great style this
season. and largely through Rock
mes capable direction.
His Name i Gus.
Rockne has "a brainy assistant in
Dorais. Notre Danes a1l-AmeriCan
quarterback Of 1913 The players
know Dorais as good fellow, and
they perspire for him as such. Do
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-30
Two CrippIcs on squad.

The Notre Dame squad will leave
for indianapolis at 1920 Friday
morning without two of it's back
field stars. Joe Brandy and Grover
Malone. Malone has not recovered
from an injury sustained in the
Western Normal game last Saturday.
His brilliant work in that contest
enshrined him in the hearts of Gold
and Blue fans forever.
The Notre Dame special will leave
Saturday morning at o'clock from
the Vandalia instead Of the Lake
Shore station. as was previously an
noJnced South Bend fans are in
vited TO make the trip with the stu
dents The train will leave Indian
apolis for the return trip at mid
night Saturday, arriving here about
o'clock Sunday morning. BY spec
ial arrangement with the street car
company cars will be at the sta
tion 20 transport the students TO the
university. The team Will not re-
turn on the special
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-30
His Name is Gus.

Rockne has a brainy assistant i'm
Dorais. Notre Danes a1I-AmeriCan
quarterback Of 1913 The players
know Dorais as q good fellow, and
they perspire for him as such. Do
rails tells what ne wants in un-
adorned English and he sees that ne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-30
Cort4gGG DUCKS DARTMOUTH For Two YARDS
IS rS.T%p

above esss es ss .fs as' Dart %o a which G gain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-30

gets it. Back i'm Dubuque, Iowa,
where Dorais made his debut as
coach they are still talking of the
champion aggregations he turned
out there
Dorais basks under the name OF
Gus. which you'd never expect to
be the name Of "a very. very little
man. There used 10 be a day when
a football mentor called Gus"
would have a tough time just to
live down his monicker. But foot
bali has become hardened to odd
names. and If Harvard stood for
Percy" Haughton for eight years Of
varied success. Notre Dame will
welcome Gus" Dorais for as long
as that.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-30

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The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
THOUGHT HIMSELF A BARGAIN
Los Angeles Youngster Certainly Is Not 8urdened With Any Undue
 Sense of Modesty.

The high prlee of labor was under discussion at the Rotary club the other day aud Manager Chamberlain or Hamburger remarked.
 '"fhere has been so much boosting and Salvins of the mboring man dur ing the war th3t great many people are Inclined te overrate their impor- tanee. Like the hay We hired tHe other day. He seemed "a think he WIS fa- voring our firm by deiEning to work for Us. and was dagranuy loafiHg on the job when department head re- m0nstrated with him
 Move lively. now 8e finished. we've got to have some snap around this store.
 "tmagIne his umazemcut when the boy answered:
 Well. if a feIer my size at $5 week ain't q snap for any store. don't know waat lsf"-Los Angeles Times.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
SCOUTS HONOR HERO DEAD.

The little French boy scout who Was shot by the invading Germau~ because he would Hef rcyeaI t6e fr,~eaee# of soldkrs m the Nc.ulY lH> been hon ared by H'reeP Na. aH2 ee NHHHatan by being plaaad af the l..4 et ghostly troop of >.rst war A,ro.S.
 AS See8tMa~ter II \. GreeShsak calls oG tee names ausU,- .s made for them aad the aaers a.. Gpr l.. Troop No. 5u- is connected witch pUJ- Hc ~-H30l No le6.
 Troop NJ | oC Ja'aestown N Ya#a commemorative The mon from tbat e7ty who dtea in the nations service taok thr fn5leauS caarses
 "In token ef our gratitude n them and of our loyalty fa The cause for wa.yA they dtefi, ve hase resolved that when the roster of cur troop s catied their uames shall hruret9rth 6e called first and saluteJ and t.,e answer. pc.zd on the field of Gouor' shall tacreuran be made for them.'
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
A5k RETURN OF PLUNDER
FRENCH SEEK TO MAKE GER
 MANY DlSGORGE
Unwilling to Accept lndemnificat1on for Property Seized in Enemy
 Country

Far's-Au association of French i manufacturers possessing property in Germany have formed for the purpose ] of demanding of the French govern. meHf that f insist upon the return of the French owned factories in Ger many intact to the former owners end that this be made one of tho con ditions of the preliminary peace
 French property in Germany great ly eXegeds German rrorsf9 in France. reaching total of sl.eea 1al U9O raaf ts why. while England and America. atfsr seiz5ns tha German property in those countries promptly liQu.dated France. a#zsalne rearlsaIs. merely st#He='.~.L German prorsry
 srfHsa. Hg8aHth h7isss= =HaHea ma4a= Waea-.se- tGa Geru ans learned If 6eaaan r5rE benz sold oy tso American er British AJveft zalfut. ths.
 a3 aa .gasst#st aua4ataf Freae=s araa#ge} T.H==H8a.d .d.aaaas af aeu laeartH ia tssra4nr reaeEed some sh#as fix. tf 4eaeae
 Ae#.a tHe question sas r.l+ya In tho arwi- .es #Eariat ms. ta Ger mans of r.d .5 ta|rmu ha Fre-ea praazalor4 ta rlo Frsa9a mnIfae# 'ae#He -etEd tp accept H9 af -e'- tl#meat lafaa frst pIasa. q many V#t bgye dHaHfe In uEe#z#Hg r1e ta GsHai-ies handed for sae oraa= strul.iaa as the 6cyast4lsI reaors. iet alone raz.n4 iragua#fta+ f1r Eraae# a4sstfas siH8ts= a. Ger maaE The owners ot these industries would 'o-a sbe German aasket vhIeh they formerly supplied Che French firm values Ifs annual ineoo5e from fts German branch at si3.0dao1o The Germans who acquired French fac tories would become competitors xith the French in foreign markefs
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
0,OOO bOLSHE
 KILLED IN UKRAINE
REDS FORGE FRENCH GARRISON TO WITHDRAW TO ODESSA
 BY SEA
FIERCE FIGHTING CONTINUES
Granary of Russia Now in Hands of SoViets as Drive on Black Sea Port Continues-Trotzky's
 Troops Defeated.

London Virtually all of the Uk- raine IS now in the hands of the Bol. shevlki according to adyiees reaching London In heavy fighting at Niko= laiev. northeast of Odessa. the BoIshe- YIki lost between 5000 and S.09O men, but forced the French garrison after fierce fighting. to withdraw 10 Odessa by sea.
 Further east. the a3vtees add. the Boishevhi have reached the Isthmus of Rerekon, leading to the Crimea.
 The BoIsteeiki apparently are en- gagged n a strong effort To subdue Russian opposition in the Ukraine and to drive allied forces from that region before spring The Ukraine is The granary of Russia, and Odessa. before 'he war Was the greatest grain ship pins port in Russia If Inc Bolsheviki eaa control the great agricultural re= gion of the Ukraine they m.eht be able to relieve the serious food short. age in Moscow and the North.
 Aided by Ekrajnian B5'shevik forces. the troops of the Moscow Gov efaWrH' n he last three weeks have occupied tfer and zhamIr m the eeatee et tHe Ukraine. and driven the Peasant Government of Gen Pctlura from kiey "a Wiunjrz5 and thence ta fFaskaroyo iH Podolia. forty miles eas5 eff The border of Gafei7
 Russian wireless messages received in London "Wednesday reported taat nonBoisheF.a forces. af.er befnx re pulsed Ny the Rofsherlk. Wefe reurtnr on Odessa Aa official Creek report from Saloniki satd that Greek troops Lad defeated the RoIshevik# RI kher= son. northeast of Odessa
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
SCOUT WAS GERMAN CAPTIVE.

Constantine Cocn. imprisoned in Lens until frred ny British lombard mcnt, has returned to his home in Johnston City, H. After the British 5aptured the city he wa~ sent b Paris. where he joined the French hoy scouts. He wore q French scout uniform when he landed in New York.
 Pioneer Scout Norman Liddell of Johnston City interviewed Coon when 5e got back home. The boy said:
 'I left Johnston City five years ago on my way to France ts See my aunt I went To Henenlietard (Hear Lens), a city in France. and lived there two years and half. While l was there the Germans captured the place and took me prisoner for two years. l used to have to work in the streets for the Germans The prisoners the Germans took that were over sixteen years old had to eat dogs and eats.
 "The town was then bomharded by the British and taken. Then I was sent to BeIgium and lived there six months. and then was exchanged as prisoner and passed to Switzerland. Then they took me to Germauyj then from Germany to Paris, werk.S for the American Red Cross, and then from Paris took a boat to a place eeiled Raehambeau. and then took a steamer to New York, and From New Nnrh to Johnston CIit."
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
0eteetina Pretended Deafness.

In cases where there is hteterical and Imagined dea'ues@, or plain stmu- lation, the following Ingenuity k pre- scrtoed, The pattcar ls made to sing with piono accompaniment. Theu the pianist changes tae ky frrom oue-l84t #e oHe EeHe ar m6re3 and If Ehe singer Is a35 really leHf he k car- ried a6aH- ivy his s#aeaE aa8 56an1ce to che Key given .. .be plano Ky u.ay- ing ia varying streae.h u1c may by thls means estimate tae 4eErea nf all- meHt in snljge9 having a4 saeom-
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
GOODBYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
 AND BLADDER TROUBLES

hex of Imported GOLD MEDAL Haar- lem Ot Capsute4. They are peasant and eaSy to take. Eaeh capsule con- taiuS about one dose of five drops
 ruke them just Ike you would any pil. Take small swallow of water if you want te. They dissolve in the stomach, aud the kidneys soak up the oil like II sponge does water. They thoroughly cleanse and wash out the bladder and kidneys and throw of the inflammation which Is the cause of the trouble. They will quickly relieve those Stifened joints. that hackache.
 rheumatism, lumbago. sciatica. gall. stones, gravel. "brfckdust." etc. They are an effective remedy for all dis cases If the bladder. kidney, liver. stomach and allied organs. Your druggist will cheerfully refund your money If you are not satisfied after . few days use Accept only the puro, original GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil Capsules. None other genuine.-Adv.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
CRIPPLED soYs AS SCOUTS.

A troop of scouts aas hsen organ iBed in .the State Hospital for GTip- pied Children in St. Paul. Minn.
 They are the best rope workers and Ehe fastest signslers ia town.
 The scouts tbat are abe to hahble about much cnJoy the program ac scouting.
 Every member of the troop had war garden Of hls own last summer and six received rsizes in the local war garden contest During the year they harvested. from their troop gar dens, vegetables amounting in sales to $S10, and aot one of them able to walk withou. a cane or crutches.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
;99[0Oaa' S(IUJ IS
SCOUT TREES FOR ROOSEVELT

The 10000 troops of the Boy Scouts of America are everywhere taking an ictive part In planning memorials to Theodore Roosevelt.
 Many troops have already held i'm preSSive services and have taken up Scout Commission Dan Boards idea ,o plant Roosevelt trees.
 A million pine trees will be set out the Interstate park by the scouts If New York city, according to the plan of the park commissioner. SeN- aral troops of Manhattan borough scouts are endeavoring to have q grove of trees planted in Central park to represent the formation of l troop of scouts in the regulation 'our patrols and called the Roosevelt Scout Shelter"
 In Philadelphia each troop will plant a tree iu a prominent place.
 Columbus scouts, IL soon as the weather will allow will plant trees in .he state house grounds fin the cen .er of the city. Each troop will plant tree, and the completed group will 1e known as the "RaeseYelt Grove
 The hoy scouts of Everett, Wash. are to plant trees on the highway from Skagit ta King Lines in honor of the soldier and sailor aaad. and they lsk that trees be included for their chief scout citizens.
 Chicago k planning far fitting me r,,.,ri,l {,, thu forest r4S4r4a
 In Syracuse, N. Y. the scouts will plant d number of "Kaa@evolt elmS" each of the city parks, properly la- aeIed.
 This plan of the nearly a half mil Ion members of the Boy Scouts of America has found instant support and enthusiastic adyuragE.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
A praYer.

our Father. we bless thee that thou hast not waited to he asked but know. Ing our need. hast permitted us. in thy great mercy. to make our requests known unto thee. as well as our ado ration and Joy in thee so We pray thee for the things that are requisite and necessary. Thou knowest what things we have need of before We ask thee. but thou hnSt hidden us usls thee because mon deliehtest in our con sciousnesS ot dependence upon thee and wonllSt have us feel nur needs that we may he fl to receive their supply. Through Jesus Christ. our Lord Amen.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
SCOUTS HELP AT INAUGURATION

Three hundred and seventy scouts were on separate detail at the state capitol in Harrisburg, Pa, at tho inauguration of Gov. William O. Sproul.
 Cordial letters of appreciation were received by Scout Executive J. F. Virgin from the governor and from the superintendent of the state constabu- fary both of whom said they had never seen a large crowd handled in q more efficient manner.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
TORTURED TEXAS
 WOMAN WRITES
Standing On Her Feet Torture to This Lady. Had to Ride Everywhere She Went. Until
 Cardui Brought Relief.

Mckinney, TAas.- Mrs. X. r. Sto- vail, of this place. writes: some time ago I WIS in a critical eondi- ton. Ne only lived two squares from town. yet I wasn't able to walk the two squares.
 had to ride everywhere I went and suffered at that but not so much as when I tried to walk. Standing on my feet was torture,
 My greatest suffering was in my right side. Il was so sore and felt If I stepped down or jared myself the least bit I could not stand It, so just walked mostly tiptoe This kept up until I was just about dIs- outraged and decided l lad best try something else.
 Someone told me of Cardul. and where t had benefited cases similar to mine I felt at least t would not hurt to give t trial.
 After my first bottle felt better there was less pam and soreness in my side.
 After my third bottle of Cardul was well and have been ever since."
 Cardui may he just what you need. Try it.-Adv.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27

my health 90 I can do all my work and ! snn SO grateful that I am recommend ing 1t to my friends "-- Mrs. D. &s ALTERS, R. R. 1. Oregon, III.
 Oulywomen who have suffered the tor lures of such troubles and have dragged along from day to day can realize the relief which thia famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham' 3 Vegetable Compound, brought to Mrs. Alters.
 Women everywhere m Mrs. Alters condition should profit by her recom- mendati0n, and If there are any com phcations write Lydia k. Pjnkham's Medicine Go. Lynn, Mass., for advice. The result of their 10 years experience ks at your service.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
Spain for League of Nations.

Madrid Premier RomaHones eeM the Associated Press that he WIS a partisan to the League of gations in the same sense and scope as P-resi- dent Wilson Spain is ready to col. laborate with other nations to her lt most ability"
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
Sphere Of His Holiness.

1T this sphere of his mercy and wrath. tenderness and severity. is so beautiful. what shall be the splendor of the sphere of his holiness? What the glory of the presence chamber. judged by the excellence of this dis. tant boundary lodge?
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
New s4. 800. 900 Chicago Hot.l

Chicago -J ogden Armour is among packers of new Sf.500,o0 hotel for Chicago It is announced ground has been obtained and actual work will begin within q few weeks.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
Middle West Furnishes sunpIies.

Washington The middle west fGr nished nearly half of the supplies pnr chased by Che army in the six months from July 10 Dee. 3I, 1918. amount ing 10 S559,992 l63 of the grand total of $1.329 .046. 1885
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
Goinn to Church.

We cannot take advantage of the church without going to church, any more than we could take advantage of weekday school. without going to classes each day.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
Kite Tests for Avlators.

London-The British air ministry announced that the steamer Montcalm will start across the Atlantic to make daily air tests with kites. the result of which will be made available to all aviators.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27

E dkltN u blDlG WHICH pulled me down un- til could not put my foot to the floor and could scarcely do my work. and as 1 live cn a small farm and rais q six hundred chickens every year 1t made 1t very hard for me.
 l saw the Com- pound advertised in our paper, and tried it IT. has ractOraI
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27

Ear centuries al over the world GuLh MEDAL Haariem ua has af- forag4 relief in thousands upon thou- sands of case ef lame hack. lumbago. sclaala. rhclnalen, gausione>. gray el ard all other affections of the Kid neYS. liver. stomach. bladder and ul- lied organs. l. aets quickly. Il does the work lt elean~es your kidneys and purities the blood. Il makes n new man. new woman. of you. IL frequently wards off attacks of the dread and fatal diseases of the kid neyS. IL often completely cures the distressing diseases of the organs of the body allied with the bladder and kidneys Bleody or cloudy urine sed- imeut or "briekdust" indicate an un- healthy condition.
 Do not delay minute if your back aches or you ure sore across the loIns or have difficulty when urinatlng. Go to your druggist at once and get Il
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27

A ersse au# aa e-fv outside k. as it Wore. .ue na.aas af tlp soul. Gese BHH5aa4
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27

\ West stde phrcnolosist claims he can 'eu what harrrl contains by cX. a1alnas Is head.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27

rf Ficr-v's Pfrssf7t r,fic.s ast an rpl to sirt uHA bilious AraaasArs. cur7tsp stian. Ilysi- ness aad Ina4ssstian. clean HzHse' Adv.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27

\ fow cents buys tlny bottle of the magic ffeesone at aHH drug stere- Apply few drops of Freezaue upon n tender, aching corn or I eallus. In. stantly that troublesome corn pr callus stops hurting, then shortly you lift it out. root and all. without any pain, soreness or irritation. These little bot. ties of free2one contain inst enough to rid the feet If every hard corn. soft corn, corn between the toes and the calluscs on bottols of feet. So easyi So simple. Why waltz No humbugI
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27

Apothegms are the most infallible mirror to represent Il man truly what ae is.-plutareh
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
NOW RAISES
 SOD CHICKENS After Being Relieved of Or. ganic Trouble by Lydia E. Pinikhan's Vegetable
 Compound.

Oregon, Ill., took Lydia F. Pink ham s Vegetable Compound for an or
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27

AmHH may eastiy mistake hts preJu. dee f#f principle.
The Dermott news., 1919-03-27
WHY NOT TRY ET?

grades would realize larger profits v he rllsett plrCurod ~1foRTH0BSs They don 7 rtgui Ee AuF ul0re room, nor any more feed, nor any bot Ier care than the grades hon Ii have But they sell 4lr more mpney-A Kansas farmer produced 94 head from one registered Short horn COW In . years Two brothers in Wisconsin pro duccd ll0 hcad from one in t4 years. 'thevatue counts up \ hen you re breed uS
 s,borthOrn A5~eCdprs' ar Park Ave, Chicago, llL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
At KIRKLAND

tl.HrU
3-room plastered bungalow; new
land. city water piped on prop
crty; faces two streets. Splendid
proposition for party working in
city who wants ground enough for
own garden. fruit. berries and
poultry easy walking distance to
ferry landing, with scent fare for
Kirkland residents to city. Price
tii50, terms $3.50 cash. balance
SIS per month. Take East Madison
car and county ferry 20 Kirkland
and inquire for John Breneman at
brick office at end OF Kirkland
dock.
5000 DOWN. $40 MONTH
acres of cleared land located Mt
Foster. on Scattle-Tacoma inter-
urban. This property has l.
haa just been plowed; four blocks
from Pacific highway. Price
$1,000: 5000 down. balance $40 per
month. Phone sidney 72G for di-
rcctions, /.
FOR SALE-20 ACRES, UPLAND
farm, partly cleared. new S-room
bungalow, chicken house. ga-age.
barn and other outhouses; young
orchard; good well right ut house
one good young Guernsey COW
and hcifer: ali goes for So 900 For
particulars write To Box 49, East
Stanwood, wash. r., r. u. No. /.
FOR sALE--is0-ACRE IMPROVED
farm. with 20 milking cows, 500
per acre. Also G0-acrc farm with
stock and machinery. $1,000. Fred
u. Wright. 200 Ounce. Olympia.
Wash.