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The Lake County times., 1919-07-23
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN CLOSE.

CORN-No. white. s2.o7; white.
81 06 yellow. St-9S p q ZOO 3yellow'
sl97ef199: 1 yellow. st97
OATS-No. white Sll1 SIC;
white. SomS1alc; white soa s0s4c.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-23
Is Your Blood
Hungry For Iron?
Iron Ia The Red Blood Food That Cives
You Strength Energy and Powc--
How To Make The Test That 1elie

Actual blood tsses shov ths. ,rersn-
dousis laIcc tn II Of people who are weak
and III lack n their blood and that they
arc III for M other reason than iack Of iron.
4Tan deficiency paralyxcs healthy, forcefua
Sct5on. pulls down he whole organism and
Wsasens the entire system. A pale face. .
nc-veus irriiabis dispostioa. lack OF
strength ard endurance and esc inability 20
cope with the strong vigorous io.ss n the
gse- 9f iie--these sYe ehe sort Of warning
eigaals that Nature gives when the blood .
getting him, pale. watery and liter ally starv-
ms for want Of iron II you are not sure ot
yotsr condition, &c 20 you coct7r ami have
him take your blood count and see whera
gou stand or else make the followlng test
yourself. See how long you can work CT
how far you can walk without becoming
tired. next take two hvegrain tablets O
Nny3'ed Iron three tines per day after
mails for two weeks. Then tert yooF
strength again and sec how much yo1 nave
Famed. BY enrichng the blood and creating
new red blood cells. Nuxstcd lrcn strength
cns the nerves, retuilGs the weakened nssuea
and helps % inat5ll renewcd energy snd
power into the whole system
mike tae elder inc game iron proodets
HuE7ted Iron IS ez SLY zssimi latrd, does n1t
iniure the teeth make them black nor upset
the stomach. he manufacturers guarantee
successful and entirely satisfactory results
20 every purchaser tacy will refund your
Snorsy. IL is dispensed BY all good druSzists.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-23
HER DAUGHTER
WAS Saved
FROM OPERATION
Mrs. Wells Of Petersburg
Tells How.

Petersburg, Va For two years
my daughter suffered from weakness
The Lake County times., 1919-07-23

vEAI-5o to so lbs. 22a csc: so to
90 lbs. 23a 24c: 40 to 10 lbs. a5a26c;
fancy. 27c. overweight kidneys. 40 to
l75 lbs. lex coarse. lac.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
DUPONT NJ. CA.
FORMS TEAM
To Open Season Dec. 4 Against
MiCheIinS
sy special oorrespondenl.

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 26:-The
DUPONT Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team
is to organize this afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Y. NJ. G. A. at Parlin
and plans for the coming season
talked over. Johnny Fitzpatrick,
who will be captain, will select the
members OF the team at this time.
Frank Kabosky will be booking man
ager and will handle the business end
of the team.
In former years the DUPONT team
has always BEE a mighty strong
combination and this years team will
be no exception. Some of the old
timers will be missing from the line
up but their positions will be filled
by new mon who are developing fast.
Johnny Fitzpatrick, one of the best
basketgetters in the county, Will play
forward and will team up with
Swiftly" Armstrong, of the old Lau-
rels of South River. Emil Anderson,
who this year Is wearing the scarlet
Of the "Rlvies," will jump center,
while Gus" Haenneger, one of the
best men ever turned out by Sayre-
vile, will team UP with Paul Check
at guard. Other men out for places
on the team r George Fox OF the
Elms of Sayreville, John Quinlan Of
South Amboy, Earl Let's, II. Monk. a
newcomer in these parts whose back
ers claim he Is good, and Happy"
Schultz.
The opening game of the season
Will be on December 4 with tba
Michelin Five of Midtown as the on
ponents. A big dance will also be-
held this same night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
Valdez zbyszkO Meets All
In New York City Tonight

on ope'tdL correspondent.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26:-The stage
is al set for one of the biggest wrest-
ing hoWs staged in this section of
the country in years when Xy1ado[
.Apyszko, wrestling champion of tho
world, meets Hasson All. the new
terrible Turk" In a finish match at
the afllory of the First Field HospI-
tal' N. \. G., No. Sc West Sixty-sixth
street, here tonight. The show ia be-
ing staged by Billy Roche, under the
direction of Major j. Franklin Dun
seith' commanding officer of This
mlIitafy organization. 1t Is predicted
tnaC a capacity attendance will lam
the spacious armory to the rafters
Wneh the Two heavyweight wrestlers
enter the ring to compel in the final
match of the evening.
jimmy De Forest, of Long Branch
VINO was selected to referee tbe con,
TEST oetween the two big grapplers
AFTER their managers had
lol Two days without being abIe 10
decide on the third man in the rim .
Tor this contest, yesterday visited the
training quarters of both contestants
ana instructed them on the rnJes
Whlch viii govern this match. Under
me articles of agreement the man
VIII meet under catch-as-catch-can
- W. NIeStIe TO n finish, in
otnef word the man scoring the first
ran VIII be declared the winner. De
forest interpreted the catcb-as-
catch-can rules.
In addition to the meetinp for tbo
championship between Zbvszko a II
mason All, several other important
matches will also be decided, Tn one
or them John DIN, the giant Finn
VIII tackle Alex Jarvinson, the Rob
mar heavyweight, while in q bandj-
cap contest Demetrius Tofalos viii
engage In a handicap match with
Emil Lemke. Win
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
Auditorium Five Play
Newark All Stars Next;
Now Claim County Title

The Auditorium Five, who have
won twelve games out Of thirteen
will play their next game on Satur-
day night when they Ira as their
the fast Newark All Stars
a combination of basketball players
that are sure to give the local boys d
hard run for the honors. There was
no game scheduled for tonight, due
TO the dance of the Harmony u
The short lay-off given the Audi
forum players will enable then 10
get in a little practice session, In pre-
1eratIon for the expected stiff oppo-
sition that will be furnished by the
Newark combination. The playing
of the local team this season has
been greatly appreciated by the fans
who look to q strong home cam
This team Is a real representative
cam, with all local players on 1t, and
when the fans visit the court tney
are given a chance to root FOR
sporting proves Of Perth Amboy.
and they can also see what kind OF
bask etball players Perth Amboy is
turning out.
In the toys of the visitors will be
found: "Gil'' Schwab, the crack Ma
tional Turner star. who is performing
with the Riverside team and also
performed with the Newark Separ-
ates some time ago; Clark, the star
of the Newark Centres last year, and
who has beer performing with sever
al crack combinations this year, he
having played with the Newark
Windsor Big Five against the local
team already this season; Schelling,
another star who performed with the
Windsor Big Five when they played
the local team a tie game a short
time ago, he accounting for nineteen
out of his teams twenty-eight points
on that night; Lefkowitz, another
player who performed with the New
ark Separates, will be on hand and Is
sure to get into the game. Mestreau
and Lowenstein, two players of the
class of Schwab and Schelling, COM
plete the lineup sent by the Newark
All Star manager, n judging from
the makeup of the team a good game
Is assured
The Auditorium Five by their per-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
High School
Sport Events

10y IL. ..
The asst game of the Inter-Class
series played yesterday afternoon in
the gym left both the Junior teams
champions of the school.
The boys game started off the at
ternoon. Lewkowitz played on the
senior team for the first time IN the
series. Dutch" Griener did not play
for the seniors. as his back was in
jured. The seniors put up a hard
fight the first half, but were unable to
secure any field goals. Lewkowitz
was the only one who scored for the
seniors this half gaining four foul
goals.
Though outweighed the juniors
played all around the seniors. In the
first half they secured three field and
three foul goals. Hughes and Silver
did all the scoring in this half.
Hughes secured two field goals and
Silver one field and three foul goals.
The end of the first half left the jun
Tors leading by five points. the score
being nine to four.
The first half of the girls game
vas close, at the end of which the
juniors led by one point. The senior
girls put up a hard fight, securing
two field and two foul goals. These
were scored by Miss Van Dusen and
Miss Sanford, who made such a fine
record all during the series only Sc
cured one field goal. This half Miss
Warren scored two field and n foul
goal. The score at the end OF this
half was 7-6. in favor of the juniors.
The boys then battled again Cor If
teen minutes. In this half the SEN
Tors braced up and put up a hard
fight. The seniors scored the only
field goal in the game in this half.
This was secured by Weinberger by
jumping 1t in. All the other points
were secured by Lewkowitz by fouls.
Vrieland secured the most number
of points this half, scoring three field
goals. Silver and Hughes played
about even. Silver gaining one field
and one foul goal, Hughes one field
goal. The end OF the game left the
juniors twenty and the seniors thir-
teen.
The final half of the girls game
was then played. The seniors played
about the same as they did in the
first half, this time scoring five points,
all of which were gained by Miss
Zwoyer.
The juniors played a little better.
Miss Sanford made one field goal this
half. Miss Warren scored the rest of
the points for the juniors. The game
ended with another victory for the
juniors beating the seniors by four
points, the final score being Ills in
their favor.
The scores of the two games were
as follows:
EHarI,r E-,.a. De- C-.sm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26

Tomorrow night the card Of fights
on the program at the Amboy Sport
ing Club will consist of one eight,
two skies and several preliminary
bouts.
In the main go frankie Fleming,
of Staten Island, will meet the pride
of Now Brunswick, Willie Ryan. Both
of these boys have been going good
of late, and when they appeared at
the local club before, they always
gave the best hat was in them.
Fleming has been doing considerable
fighting since he last appeared In a
local ring, and big things are expect
ed of him in this fight. On the other
hand Ryan in his two fights showed
that he has plenty of stuff, and is
capable of giving a great exhibition.
In the semi-finaI six round event
KID Toney, the "walloping wop' with
the big following. will meet Murray
Allen from Brooklyn. Toney has
been going great guns of late and
has appeared in many fights, a num-
her of which have been turned into
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
HOLD SPECIAL THANKSGIVING
BOXING CARD TOMORROW

knockout battles. At present Toney
Ia training in Grubb's gymnasium in
preparation for an expected tussle,
for Allen Is considered to be a hard
boiled egg. At Grubb's, Toney has
been mixing with boys Of Matty Her
bert's class, and Matty reported the
local boy to be doing great.
In the other six round affair Young
Egmore, of this city, will mix EN- up
with Young Colby Of Chrome. This
battle is sure to be q fast event. with
both boys displaying a great deal OF
stuff. They were to have met some
time ago but the referee ordered
Colby out Of the ring on account OF
finding some fault with his condition.
Several classy preliminary bouts
have been booked, and will lead Off
the holiday night program in fault-
less fashion.
A large crowd Is expected to attend
this show. inasmuch as It Is really
the first time that everyone Will De
given a chance to attend on account
Of II being Thanksgiving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
TEAMS
GIVE L|NEUPS
Six Combinations Ready to Start
City Bowling League Here

The lineup Of a number of the
teams that have enrolled In the pro-
posed bowling league nave already
been received.
The Barber Asphalt Paving Com
pany will pick their team from:
Meyer Larsen, George Smith, Matty
Smith, Dick Hibbits, Frank Beatty,
John Jakub, Hugh McClusky, Roger
Sullivan and William Lyde.
George Forman's C~ontinentals will
line up as follows: Raymond. w.
Lambertson, Anderson, Forman,
Parker and W~iberalskie.
Payne's All Stars, who entered the
league about the same time as For
mans five, have several men in the
lineup hat Forman claims as his.
All Star team will line UP with:
Messenger, Ramsay. Broderick, Wib-
eralskie, Payne, Raymond and Par
ker.
The PAGERS will have Pemberton,
Hoffman, Yorke, Simonsen, Golden
and Lloyd Johnson.
The A. S. & r. have been winning
their games due to the bowling of
jenkins, Weed, Thompson, Gray,
Einhorn and Eyerkuss. This lineup
shows the strength of their entry.
The Cunningham Five will choose
lineup from the following bowl
ers: Meyer Larson, Moore, Levine,
Jorgenson, Richards and Hallahan.
The Rarftan Copper Works Is the
only team that has not announced
their lineup as yet, but we expect to
receive anne very shortly.
AS the proposed league stands at
present, sever teams have enrolled.
me last two to enroll are the For
man and Payne combinations, and
poth claim severa players. 1t would
be best for these two 10
get together and enter one team
This would leave six teams in the
league. A meeting will be called
after Thanksgiving to work out a
schedule and decide on rules govern
ing the league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26

formances so far show that they are
the real makings o. the MiddleseS
Rooz now laws claim to that honor.
The other two likely candidates to[
this honor, the Riversides of South
Amboy and the Knights of st, Peters
of New Brunswick, AVE not met the
local team as yet, but the local man
ager appears ready for all arrange
ments.
The Riversides have played TWO
games so far, but have not been given
a chance to meet with the class thai
the local team played. The same can
be said of the New Brunswick team,
who claim to be booked until the
new rear. Manager Booz e~ndeaVored
to secure a game with this outht put
they reply, "A five game series after
New Years satisfies u.s."
Manager Booz Is waiting to hear
from all teams who believe they
have the strength to be considered
county contenders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26

Capt. Wilbert Westcott's team of
volley ball players now are perched in
first place in the Tuesday-Friday night
league as the result of the outcome of
games played last night. Capt. Chris
Nelson's combination. which had been
tied for first with Westcott's team, lost
two straight games last night to Capt.
George Sharp making 1t possible for
Westcott to jump into first place by
winning one out of two games from
Capt. Charles Seaman's men. The
teams of Nielsen and Sharp are now
tie for second, while Westcott is but
half a game in the lead. On Friday
night the teams of Westcott and Sharp
and Nelson and Seaman will meet.
A Junior team has been organ
lied in Keyport and will be known
as the Rainbow Five. Manager La
daucer, Keyport, would like to hear
from all teams averaging 120-125 lbs.
Games to be played on opponents
court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
YOU NEED NOT
SUFFER FROM A

dies which touch only the surface
To be rid of Catarrh, you must
drive the disease germs out of your
blood.
Splendid results have been 70
ported from the use OF >. 5. y
which acts on the catarrh germs
In the blood.
II o wish medical advice as 70
the treatment Of your own indi-
yiduai case, write to Chief Medical
Adviser, q Swift Specific Cor Az.
Lanta. Ga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
Senior-Junior Girls.
Seniors.
Juniors.
Saints to Play Friday

SPTs-SAINTS TO
The st. Anthony basketball team
of this city will travel to Woodbridge
on Friday night, where they will OPP
pose the strong Parish House five Of
that place. In the lineup of the To-
Gals will be found: Brownmiller,
Bradley. Hanson MacWilliams'
Hughes and Munroe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26

Tuesday and Friday Volley Ball
League Standing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
But You Must Drive IL Out OF
Your Blood.

Catarrh IL annoying enough
when It chokes up your nostrils
and air passages, causing difficult
breathing and other diseomforts.
Real danger comes when II reaches
down into your lungs.
This Is why you should at once
realize the Importance OF the prop
err treatment and lose no time ex-
oerimenting with worthless rene
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03
A Big Baptizing.

The recent revival conducted a,
the Providence Baptist Church,
b lgrade. by the pastor. Rev. Ed
gar McCrsry, resulted in four con-
vetts and four candidates Tor bap-
i'm. The church has been re-
vived and the members are alive
spiritually and the church is being
represented in the association that
meets in Colp this week.
The End Sunday in October. is
day The pastor and
and church extends an invitation
to the churches in the neighboring
towns to be present and help Us
make this great day. spiritually
and financially.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03
. Read our locals and Foreign News =
IT may BE- rsttsr from Rome"

is visiting sick neice at Belgrade.
Prof. ] D. Aston, editor Of the
Illinois Anchor. had a nervous
prostration last week and has been
and is now in a dangerous condi-
ton. There is not man in Hi
nois that is more widely known
than Prof. Aston We join with
his many friends in wishing him a
speedy recovery. and extend sym
patty to his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harmon.
and little daughter. are visiting
relatives in Springfield this week.
a little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wsrdeld. OF Bel
grade. has been quite sick. but is
improved at this writing
Heury Cooley. will soon have
his new residence finished. Thos.
Harmon, contractor
Mrs. Mile Brown. is still quite
sick
Prof w A Singleton. princ:-
pal OF the Dunbar High School,
was called to Chicago, Sunday TO
be present at an operation OF his
daughter, The assistant principal
is teaching in his place and Miss
Daisy Long is substituting Tor the
assistant.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03

Dear Editor.
We beg leave for space to say
that We enjoyed the Sunday SER
vices oficiated by Rev w. II.
Carter. pastor. Revs Carter, An
derson and Brother Vim. Camp
bell will depart for Colps. III =. toS
morrow to attend the Mt. Olive
Baptist Association. We wish
them a successful trip and a happy
and enjoya able session.
We report with much regret the
death Of Brother Henry Murray.
The church extends its sympathy
to the bereayed family.
We wish to. report with much
regret the death OF Mrs Mariah
Taylor, who died at her home (
4th North and Pine street. Satur-
day morning Mrs. Taylor. was
an ancient resident Of Centralia,
and well known turnout our city
Mrs. Taylor. was a member Of the
A M Z Zion Church, and her
many friends including the church
sympathizes with the family.
Mr. Boulder contractor. Of Cal
70. ILL.,, is in cur city doing the
brick work on our new edihce
He IS making speedy headgay and
his work will be great credit TO
himself ard the race. We wish
him much success thru life.
We remain yours in Christ.
J Scott. Clerk.
Rev ". H Carter, pastor,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03
Notice

The Executive Board OF the w
+ & NJ association OF the Gener-
al Missionary Baptist State Asso-
citation will convene in the Shiloh
Baptist church Murphysboro. Ill.
Oct. IS and 20. 1919
We urge each local president be
present at this meeting as we have
some very important business to
attend to. Please come and lei
US get lined up for work this year
Last yeai the fue was a great hin
ORANGE and We were not able to dc
very much field work.
Bette Wilkerson. Pres.
NJ B. Taylor. Cor. Sec.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03
CARRIER MILLS
Editor Gazette

Editor Gazette
Please allow space TO say that a
great storm was noticed at CALI
lean Baptist church OF this city
but no one was hurt. but Rev. II
J Norton. received the following
ION his many friends:
Sam Possey. green corn; Ferba
Rouse, butter and chicken; Nora
Rollins. soda, beans. can tomatoes
greens; J l. Taborn, beans. oat-
meal; Katie Taborn. rice, grapes !;
Mrs Phipps, oatmeal; Floyd. oat
meal, irish potatoes; Mrs. Fergu-
sou, gooseberries; A Alien, socks.
handkfs Beda Rollins. eggs !;
Jane Jet. sweet potatoes Mrs.
Calhorrn, socks. handkerchicss !;
Mrs Ora Portee. b. powder.
H J Norton.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03

According - c.yDc-t statizicians the
great war has not bcea scyiogss mat
ter from the standpoint Of blindness.
Prosser cstimates that thsre wcrs but
sixty-iivc American soldiers totally
blinded. Harris puts tho record ~
not more than oas-h1adrcd and Hsa-
Erickson says that 1t the end Of De-
eember the number inow1 - have
been blinded wls ski-ty.
OF IL 900 ca7aiians iavalided home,
only forty were found 20 Do blind and
tbs British list Is likewise anal.
One of the most interesting cases OF
blindness in thr American army -
that Of Copo-a, Wilford Callsins Of
Paysoa. Utah. who servcd with Com
pany L. 362ni Infantry, Dist w. w.
fWiii WestD Divis,oa. Mors than
twenty fhJassai "Morgnony 5oya were
in the Big light. scF--ai hundred made
the suprera sac-iac, ard otls~r hun
dreds were wounded. but Corporal
Calxins wsns The only onr blinded.
Through The iierreSt sighting n ~.
come and =. St. yihicl h. received
but one wound. Int twcivs lays bcfors
the arrnistice was sigasi. while gong
over the top n ~ 5ck-...s ylvs- sc-s
tor, n br.let passei th-5syh his hcai.
cutting o.. the left eve and destroy
ing the OPT: ac-s 81 the right che.
From early morning Until evening b,
lay on the field, but q. DIX \ corr
rade received permission - leivc d.
front lines an search fer hin. He
never lost co-s-so.g1c-J al suffered
but little.
Corporal Cailcins vas awarded the
Belgian croix dc guerre. tie "a taking
a course in vocational work for the
blind n u. s. General Hospital No. 2.
Roland Park. Baltimore. Maryland,
and this winter will study az the uni
versity OF Chicago. His brother. Dc.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03
TRAIN HITS DINING CAR.
Five Negro Cooks and Walters
Injured at Leavenworth.

Leavenworth. Kas., Sept. % :
A southbound Missouri Pacific
train side-cwiped the
dining car OF northbound train at
a siding on the Fort Leavenworth
Reservation early Wednesday, the
diner was wrecked and five OF the
crew was injured. all Negroes
Leon Hammers, a cook. was injur-
ed internally and may die A
cook named Ward and three wait
ers named .Mosby. Owens. and
Mormon, were less dangerously it.
jured The locomotive of the
southbound tram was thrown from
the track and plunged down the
bank to the edge OF the Missouri
River. Passengers we're badly
shaken up. bur none were injured
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03
S tate of Ohio. City of Toledo,

State of Ohio. City of Toledo,
Lucas County, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes tn that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing bpsiress in the
Cityof Toledo. County and stste afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum oil ONE HUNDRG Cd DOLLARS
fer each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
tALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHEEKY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in nv presence, this 9th day of Decem-
her. A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary ruohc.
HALLS Catarrh Medicine is taken IN
ternally and acts through the Blood on
no mucous Furnaces of the System.
|Send for testimonials, free
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggis t., 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03

We feel that we are giving our
subscribers good service and we
expect them to do as Paul, advis-
ed To pay. for what you've got
before you can get any more
Do that neighbor. and save your
self from beirg cut off the Ist Of
Aug and the account placed in
the hands OF collectors and they
will find out that you wont do to
trust. Can you afford TO refuse
to pay the man who is fighting
your racial battles? II SO would
like, to see the color oi.your eye.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-03

The Women OF the Mt Olive
Baptist Association raised 5000.
and S. 90 was sent to the old
Ministers Home The women are
planning to praise 500 for missions
Prof Larry Rodgers. visited his
wife, Mrs Lavada Rodgers. a few
days last week.