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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28

If you want genuine rehet, then
take treatment that goes right to
the seat of the trouble and re-
moves the cause. Such remedy
is S. S. S.. the reliable old blood
purifier that cleanses the blood
and routs out germs Of disease.
S. S. S. has been used success
fully in some Of the worst cases
of eczema and other skin troubles.
and it can be relied upon to
cleanse the blood. S. S. S. is also
a splendid tonic and system build
er, and it builds up and adds new
vigor to the whole system.
Go to your drugstore and get
a bottle Of 5. S. S. today and be-
gin the right treatment for skin
diseases. Then write for free
medical advice about your own
case. Address Chief Medical Adj
wiser. 1873 Swift Laboratory. At
lanta. Ga.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28
HOBART

Mr.. Albert Traeger who has been at
the Mercy hospital at Gary during the
past few weeks returned to his home
here Yesterday.
Miss Cora Hrugh Of Chicago visited
here over sunday as q guest Of Miss
Edna Berger.
Mr.. Melvin Parker. sr who has re
sided here With his son Melvin. during
the past number OF years has moved
to cary and viii make his home with
his daughter Mrs. Miller and family.
Miss Grace I.aGrove of Chicago spent
the weekend here at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Brand.
Many from out OF town attended the
dance here Saturday evening by the
American Legion
A daughter was born the first o. the
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McFhear
son of Gary but formerly Of this place
Yesterday Mr.. Albert Wrobbel was
called to his home owing to the seri-
Gus Illness Of his mother.
Mesdames p. Mackey and ". KILL
grew were Chicago visitors yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28
Buy Your Coal Direct
From Mine-Big Saving

The high cost Of coal IS a thing Of
the past At least. there are no COM
plants on this account-since the re-
moval OF government rcstrictions-
among those who have learned how to
buy coal. The way TO buy coal is to
get 1t direct from the mines This
saves several middlemen's profits. IT
saves hauling expenses Anyone can
now buy at mine prices. whether car
load buyer or one who uses only ten
or fifteen tons wear. This has
been made possible through plan
evolved by large and old-estab-
lished concern. THE BERNICE COAL
COMPANY. with main offices al AS
Como Building, Chicago.
This company has thousands OF Gus
toners in various sections OF the
United States who receive all of their
coal direct from the mines. These Gus
toners are pleased not only because
or the many dollars they save every
year. but also because OF the quality
OF coal they are getting. Many write
that they never before had coal that
makes 20 little dust that burns 50
well. leaving so few ashes. If you are
coal user-whether you use hard or
soft coal. much or littic-it VIII be
greatly to your advantage to write the
Bernice Coal CO. at once for prices.
stating kind and quality OF coal you
use
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28

lust imagine that there is a
steady blaze Of fire in constant
contact with your tender skin. and
YOU can form some idea of the
pain that must be endured by the
afflicted. For the millions and mil
lions of tiny disease germs that
seem to burrow through the skin.
each one carrying a torch OF hre,
cause pain that Is almost unen-
durable.
The constant plea Of those af-
hicted is the oft-repeated question.
How can | find relief from this
constant torture?" Not palliative,
temporary relief that causes the
terrible itching to abate for awhile,
but real genuine relief that shakes
off the shackles of the disease and
restores the skin to its former
healthy condition."
And temporary relief is the
most that can be expected from
local treatment. such as ointments,
salves. lotions. etc. which is one
reason why these diseases seem to
hold on with such tenacity. 1t is
not because they are incurable,
but because they are improperly
treated that they appear to be SO
stubborn and so difficult to cure.
The fact is they are misnamed,
and. therefore. improperly treat
ed. Because the trouble attacks
the skin and all the pain and dis
comfort is confined to the surface
of the skin. these disorders are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28
PACIFIC FLEET
READY SAYS
RODMAN
llnrERnA1lon.l n1ws sEsyIegl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEkgicEl >-v,r
on BOARD THE u. s. y NEW
MEXICo. LOS ANGELES HARBOR
April e7-Admiral Hugh Rodman'
commander-in-chief OF the Pacific fleet
ii an exclusive interview with the In
ternational News Service today causti-
cally characterized as typewriter tao
tics" the reports that the Pacific Meet
IS an experiment.
AN experiment." scoffed the admir-
al with energy There you are.
There ii is again 1t IS the typewriter.
"Ambidextrous men. whose leather
soled trousers were glued to swivel
chairs in land locked offices during the
war. are trying to accomplish with the
typewriter what the German submar-
ines could not accomplish with tor
pedoes and naval guns.
.tThe Pacific feet is not 'ex-
pertinent Our experience since COM
ing to this coast nine months ago full
Is demonstrates the feasibility of main
tanning a great fleet in these waters.
The Pacific feet is here to stay.
I'VE have found West coast harbors
astonishing is well adapted TO our
needs. Our main object now Is to ex-
pand and develop.
The Pacific fleet at present is IN
der-armed." the admiral said. This
is due largely to low prices" he ex-
planned.
But always there Is this comfort.
he commented. we know that despite
all the typewriter barraEes that may
be laid down. the men who returned by
tens Of thousands to civil life when
the war was over viii be available
over night II occasion arises.
Those of US who stayed on our ships
to fight the submarines waited vainly
for the enemys fleet 70 appear. grow
weary at times when we read the type
written analysis OF the mistakes made
by those who Won the war"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28
LOWELL.

Miss Julia Nelson returned last even
ing 70 Purdue university at Lafayette
after visit with her mother Mrs. F.
Z. Nelson
James Craft returned last evening
from visit with his son. Walter. and
family. at Carlsbad. New Mexico. He
also visited in California while gone.
Come and hear Senator Johnson Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28

A million gallons of local
treatment applied to the sur
face of the skin will not elm
mate the germs of the disease
from the blood, and until
they are eliminated your skin
will never be free from the
itching and burning discom-
fort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28
Cause Untold I orture
as Warm Weather
Approaches

Many cases Of eczema. letter,
Dimples. scaly eruptions. and other
evidences of a disordered skin
very often lie dormant during the
winter season. but become active
as warm weather approaches. and
soon break out into almost intol-
cradle torture.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-28

As soon as you realize that
so-calIed skin diseases orig
mate in the blood, and treat
them accordingly, you will be
ON the right track to free
yourself Of this annoying
trouble.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

tore 81 lrrtzn a CT 4 hngua del pHctente. & haeerA unas cnno-
es prezuntn, , a formidable d reoeta en euya medicina aps
r~rt-n-nt. cesar las noksttHs, por mas dc cue & NAL eSuands n
trrSorc-ente y cuEndo vssra a IpnresT G pam pr7enfsT@a on @
earactrrrs q, n enfaInstnd e~anha- , tai v. - tneur.hA x
nal de Bright. IA diat-eis , ota muchaI ooIenetaz tncurSts pe-
den ser eYitadas 81 nc les a1is u trnoa Podenos sseSurEr n o
teSs, amigos nrestrus, que 81 padecen do dolores en n Gpalda- do
IDS o1nn pesa y manrhads o de mai obr: diatae6n de b ursa
o sisan otro do los muchsinos stnscrss ono 81 pr-seutan q hs
enfermeisdcs de ls rSorr = cue 10 10 sa eonocidS- qua e ID
t-nsn-se eurzr en remedies nSeros o de patents no s II manoTs
so-Upiada. puo sunGus ea sEunu easos surtsn rssuf.eos sststao-
.orioS en N unyortz de clos necGItn de los eoncc!uientos de un
esoei.Iistn- qutrn pcdra decirles 81 II nal tene renedio La pen
seri6n d. nucs.roa ecDocinientos, q est elias 10 eHferrodao1 J
l, usS.odos % uasoA nes eapaeitn = DIR q nejor t1tamis0-
Ia roHiblA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
CONSULTA 7 EXAMEN
GRATIS.
INVERTEBRATES E CORAZON, DE Los PULMON
MES 7 De Los ORGANOS R~ESPIRATORIOS.
MES 7 De L

sssrs-reS III Esee-aA para t~ze1- el cG-nE6n ?
IS pckncoz. tzrfuzendo = h-onqaiGS. asEa ?
ds&prss Ssl p~cho, s rusl cent con n Rrroba-
don % hs Sutu-Sacs uS6iczS, = en- Is eSPos
go 10 seaa del tpSo fHeG-aSles. poSsnos pro
p-e-rjcrsr REvIS a las px=Sonaz Grs ESsE uues-
INA ksxe-rocsorsA Para eRGa case preSoribtmos
. HzssrS=zks Gps esthrr-ues eorvenisnte. pQ-
S-r5D ezs-- ssSu-os d GSs harGnoa De todos >
en4a rro 80 ks eraoa. N nSurcfose EIzrnrn- pa
n podsx DIR Da cpt1dGn Do 81 eeaSn. {! g
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RINONES
= q + = d q q 4 T.


Lsta g6ncro do cmermednd1 q N va De
ks Gee r-rseutIa mis- seras complications ? Do
leccias: q pssar de egto, en- uuehos eEses los Ded-
ecs. Eun ks misuc. cpccialistaA, GO hmitan . hs-
Ger IN Hge-o eIrmcr dG pacienta Tsuiendo 1ho
pr-sente. henos cuidRdo de eCuipar eoEvcnientsn1cn-
te nuestras oficinzs con los nparatns necssarins pa-
n poder harer IN cIarsen perfecto de Ia enfeTmn-
dad: y todavfa mas, en- cnso de dads procedsmns =
los exarrenes qrtnico = microscopes de lis serre-
cione, : asi. bcalizanos Ia causa; sdaua,, dspo-
nernos de separates dotados de tz 0ue predsn ser
intrpdrrtdoa FOR los diterentes orifieos del currpo
humane, numiunndo Is parte interior , losrandoaa
Dor esta medic, aprecisr pertectsmente Il lugaz IN
cue In enfernedEd radica- Guam n neuudo los DOC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

tr&tamieuto apropiAdo, , unrstruz osrTtefeS 20
I'm rCnun--ados eGuitsttva , ecooomicsracute
tncl0ySndo en- esta Szsto e de his DccactnsS cue
neees;ee par. "a eu-aciSnL Nos kcrcos creade
Una REPUTATION Cvidlabla. p1es t~rztsrnos q DO
dos los Gntsrnos que crrarnos possible eurar,
ain Itarnos en- 81 iersn . no dinc-o payn PSI
Ea-uos, = 6escanzartc onie&nd-ts en- 81 bono
ra5lidnd EstsznSs orxzloscs Do hsbcr p-,staao
nuest-a Syuda g rzuchos enScraoa poSreL ,
z1s K-zciss q rress-ps EHeznieseeE ban r~cS-
peraSo b. sailed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

hb-E. n VIDA ls Is SunAmente pea@a , eansads y no saosn CO
no xyudEr r 50 .istera ns0Hoso Pr ct-& parts e. sstrna nsr-
viso ez TN tnstnanente rriac!onada qua eunndo Hsuna paEH
do e se hGys afectada- Sdo e. sttsEna SURE o Sc rcsiente per az
sa Dc g. aiAIra eaternetad. , 500, Eedano0 IN tTatnInlsnto
o~-secta-eate aGerundo s. loEra rrStabecerSo o dH paes .
San 1andado ,anasoio- para atsader e+a elas de oa1'ents' = P1e-
d- ccca- cs sismprs gentlemen N Era nure-o q e clos FUf
ODD s-ro crcido lector, p r-nto como notes Toe sintO11as o."
esta enfernedad. 70 hy Cue 6scuidaros. sine eousu!Ad con %
sotro, antes de que 81 nal sa tncurahls pos ruchH de ms I'd
fe-aeaad. ne-viossx. II o CaHdA propiamente, desde Z! rTD-
-, a., -urahLuu oue-r-noz 70 oSstAute- hAceres notar Que ao-
cue nucst-os 6xiaos como especialstaA e ln enternedadeS de "a
orrios .n III ccpoei6ca, no sfectuamcs rfaSros; ps 10 NJ
no prctsudrnos taspa-a- nv hDdts do 3 1eAiSladAd , pE ESQ
en q consuf.En - Dosotrcs Entrs e cue n cniSTue
Ana as. fneuzhlo No aireeA-> mas do % Sne podsraos eunphr.
,n ruestrs Repatriation vale - tedAs Aa eoa , pr eo q
one cSrecenes SearIs n vrdS4 rA Dc 81 saso, euaguiera cue
StS sea
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PIEL- PROSTATAY RECTO
mFFRMFDADEs DE La PROSTATE

crausdo I'd 80 da eaentn de que 50 "a
ri 6sr6rr. y rnbs eue II enfrnednd Ia he
cho rrcsa de 81 o~rganisno: cnando I'd. erie
estar eut.rno de- Ia prdstuta- ruande Sts e.
Il .iarxada- inflannan, irritsda: euanco I'd
scre sre.ueut-- drseos de orina- , al haesr-
10 50 crina tens pUntos hlancHs como peaa-
rns de alsod6n: euando "a orina . &eida y
II o-sesr oriasr no pucde GSectunrio. etc j
ot-os vz,4os s~trt5rnnS, IDS dsbcn spresurae-
a. n ssendgr tales lndieaefopes dc peiig-o. no
vacils I'd un miruac. vengsn = uuesHls oret-
ma p=ra que Is - hzGa IN exRmen n.nueho-
40 = &c reps con seguridad eual e. 50 estsdo
s.f como 6: De puede eurar. 10 Que en- tsl sssa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

-ON OLl s-4TfuI ILUIU % -
Honb7a, Us. envc;eeen desde tsmprana cdad 81 padeoen q n
In rnfgrn.dades- Las cuscrmedads do IL prostata rrufz1 u
--ihl- y n reces inrurrblz, asf cs Qrs dbe eonsultaIne Q In e.
pedsltstn cxperhneutado Rntes de Gus e etado de In cnteTz~dad
tppida 81 curaci6n. No podeucs cnume-ar e este espaeto toSs Hs
nfntognaS Genot1n eafe7nedades de l. rT6ststa. porare 'en ED-
uz que ~ ven ohigados a guardian CANA. aeSen eobrH- hE's ,
% detar psssr mas tempo sin recibir n usua , cuHa 81
s.o Yea de facl curRcion-
81 % fucrn poaihe c , habar detenidansnte ton eada n
ssrno de- esa chase de dolencia,, dssde cue Kos prtme-os sintonas
mpieccn a manif1tarse, prcuto dejaTfa de necsstazse de 10 a
pealistas para enfernedndes er6nicaa, tenicaso pr nuesSa Sarse
l. satisfaction de dedr que q ka easos Que no soa reconoeidnmen-
b, incurabea rnestros metodos de t1tsmcnto o. han dndo los o.
sultados mis- EatMactoIioA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
ECZEMA 7 ENFERMEDADEs DE La PIE

Extstsn 5ncehss eafsrmedaGss ia n piei Cue
-rixtnnr rei&s nolesS&s , qua pronto lesan y
sex ireu-ahlesL Sc- hCncs da5o cusn1R de Cos
ncchOs p2cieat>s sue usan recic:Gss y drog11 de
russuts Q remedies ess=-ps. era2eo-zn en vs &c
rrs5cra-, y cue, cGa05o acrden : consular a algCH
H&di-a, este hs ats-ao-S-a E3cSu-acdoles Ie Pzdecen
d una terrible crfc-T1ed>d Dc = saaE-e- caRndo sn
rsAiidrd 10 cue ra6ecen - "a cnSo descuttado ,
Nga2<aSo d srferne6s6es &c n p!A Ash TCes.
10 hoy cue desa-Se anSaSaf, vc2SRn a nuetrSn oficL
Hns = eepzn n v-rdaS ecsrra Dc suS Intermediates,
Wa rueG- zlfyiarss = a nis1ao tempo ceoEor7izar.
2 Ea-puES6n, eczema. t1tecci,nss- t-rItnei1acs pro
tuxsdas POT y nsvata De sasrrar, ETC. sen euzs-
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A LOS v1sTraN-gs DE La CUDEh

nera do usntnA 4 s9ueIzs pgrnunsa
que desesn eonsultarme Scerra de Eu en-
fsrmedad. les r~eroncndarcs 70 hZn TIM
pronto como l<<uen 8 IA etrdsd, pus
mucho1 easos Qae ban sido sInIntna5ns
p-optameata puedsn ser euredos IN enss,
levaaso las mcdis,rnu fue al etecto rs
cesitrn- Irstgdmos CO deeir cue ETebos
que SC Green cnfemos en- resli5ad no 10
estan, s;ae Cue Gencn sohmeHt, xxuaa
Interpretation f4A 6s euEx
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

sSs-ttHcrs n2s me6=ao& Il CANCEE DE La PEEL g SasSS 2o-
na5o 6a use spa-aos ds RsySs , ecutro de Co!-nt> do Alta
N~e1snssa = S1i e 70 Ds2do reconoGSo como gticsz para In
sEasIS- de esz e&ss On ente-aedAdeS VeTrExL sbeesn- ETC.
pea Ezs-GaS AraS1Eneaas - EazGls sSctusz-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11

Hxr nj paetsnts. q cCi Hma ~s vhw Z smU Eonefns y
en ue ~ ~ eufuueaad a "A ms sGA pas s p b es
tupo pura oue e de<a<rDle sa d EztEnn- Las shsoaTzns no
=, o, .~s r., peue.cs tzrorrz vSseutz1u. cue tsnea terrible
Influenza sohu tpdo q euHDo = ono esusan tCzhho 1S@ETs
p zaslsrtsr. Eosotros r-a1os un tztaniants radical IN - GUN a
-, ,,krrnedad puiando xserura- qs nnsto proeedanSsnto q
eooslte pr.ci.arneuta en mz dGheda ops-ne8n- en uochn sewe
ma d padente pu>de sesuir dsenpsa.ndo IN e~o.SonS aa%
.pz,-z = DOT uu-t.a parte pod-snanH crazo IN N tempo aaons
be eIsuure q . e e1stAa gIHya completeness NC D" racma
de fny-c-iones do to-tsr fcsdos- pero Nm 10 dathSs nfs@ss
10 1uestro ustodo o r4dicai q eul hs R5s scrobas pr IN
rutidads nsdcas, t.nto dc EUOpa cono do ss pH-
Pnieis And o n-5or q q rectD q eT1AA eo S"S . HerfHs
,--,na .,f COMO eS1s E1uchna eHernedAds Eufarn-
Recneroen Qa esA oictna fue mstandn pn GssooC .
n..i.,nos soh1.-, y u p bxn tornado toas ks EcHdas nr$
-. mar. oporrdonz q lon eufe1m t6a cAnao Do e0Dc6d2d&
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
NERVIOS
E-NFFRMEpApEs NERvIosAs.

n EDADES MEX IUSAo-
Podsa-ns escHh- tcdS un hb-o nrercA dc
este Es4e-o d. eafernedades SIN CUE Tor elo pr-
5iescznos as-xu-ur cue hRbiE1os dichc TODD 10 CGe
GsSe .abcrse scerra de elias Sia embargo. nos
ecrpa-eu.os en- tsrrnInos de que. uHest-oS bcencs
AMIGA, los nrIicanos, puedaa torna-se uns idea
eonpieca y -once6s-les "a inportAneia que ei ca
=, reraisre. Cie-tanaeuts scs manifestations son
te--ibLcs y SGs vietIrss SO euentAn- taSto entire los
-ioos COMO entire hs po5rrn- Con f-ecu"ncia SOS
sfntcnns difi-rrn. pe-o !cs rrsultados son ris-np-e
IvuaIez. Ast, pc ns presentSn paeientes cue II
6-spertar Sc kentea kun esnsaGos; Cce e. sueno no
ls IA propo-cicnseD e dcscarso neceSano. J san
siem2re oj-rusos: 81 memorial e. dernasiadc po5re
Y TODD q cue-ro 70 Eienten sdolorido en- uaa pa
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do, y no ohstan4s % my II 81 sAo a qos 0N DodtrMs r0S
ta eursr. Cuznde sDareresn z 1rhnz1sa nnnnas Do ezfsx1e q
dnhe acuHr q VI raedco erupetmns para Epceara . esfeda y
q L drA d Hx1m4ents qas N O eoD@s oHns .ns~soA AS
n bsrn. S5e t=nnr,s n eneuA Gs on un0ro kr c1sn On
eztsr-os n hs menhrau.s mnenR do couDa y Gun no @H
ta ea,z vu~dcn &c c1rndos ds b uasua mzEEn- pUs enS a
n--r.rSo eooceu pstectarcnts d eo "a odrfrhSsTs q
tsri.nts smupt.do sindo 4a d Hs7 mznEs Fan hS~ IN
anvo SECURE > duzadrro 81 eat1s naEl 10 cuassm pH nrnn
a., uurt-o sstsma Do Ernrsei6n da esonc eeono9nno 90 .TenN
otru medianss qua 1rrnns eonrnaEnto sEn q e"" CD
yEseA I'd. A NUEsTRo coNs5LToRTo : NSEkhssa "a.
uFrEorpAMKcTTE pR aUEsTRo AETuD0 fAAA SA
cArAREo
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Consaltenos inmediatamente, Il Censulta Is Gratis.
IFERM0S EN- ToDAS LAS ETAPAS De LA VIDA.
CATARRQ

Le @rrnedad eae . vns q 1xus4s Il Pin
ct1to d h Tsa,~ nmhre vuczdErznruto k91n-
risdo, hncs vfctrans . mfrdad do perunaz, hn
ceno usaa para eunrss DeAsrxs d pzt<uAA
Eurhas do 0tns pa.unas pedeeca estsrrs bso IA
n1pe.to deteutnado y no % dan eunRta d sh,
hases ous SO oryAntsmo Sc drhiata, , eaEo M "a
ban n verdodcrs mfsrnrt,d Gna po6oem. remta
qua tzztxn Dc euax ota dStnta, b ous ds pR
resuifa6o I'm crpeorxDtsntD d 81 etAdaA z cstz-
no dsblfta d tai mnne-. d Estcma. Qps hefits
h ent<ada Go loo E*rnenEs ts srrt1s drf<uaaaadn.
La gnA unz va srrziSadas n GrxrEno, prug-~
sun rxpid.menfe. n Rado d quo ssh IN euid,de
s1txr-no , med;dns e1trnordrxrtzs pnrdcn eafyxx
In vida Sd pacirJss. Edstsn mHa Do medietnss
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AxsfoRRANAS, FlSTULAS Z EN-
OEI, RECTO

feuAatfrue1eo urrhos &c Ut'- nan
Mn a In ns5vrfA Go Ns ps-fedsces- @
nnunan do medietnaa para ess efsss q
enf~eznedades. y tambtou hAhIaa p1tsdD
cue, euzndo se omrr1n = usza eenns
Srosns, aItvinn , cak1nn Do uno Hsne-
m F~etjois: pues q oris-n dc l. erfrrne-
qreda en- q o~rEaniEno. dapdo DcT 10
&,--,,a vn(hr1 a Mo-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-06
TENNIS AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot SPRINGS. Va, Oct. 5.-The second
day Of the autumn tennis tournament
on the Homestead courts was marked by
evenly good playing. The summary:
Meme singles-Herbert Noel Rawlins de-
feated Frederick @. Inman, 3-6, G-3, 6--3
Henry s. Parker defeated S. w. Merrihew.
60. 6-2; Capt. A. Gore defeated Murray
Vernon, Ga, Pc, 6-2; Craig Biddle de-
feated II. Thorne. Go. 60.
women's Singles-Mrs. Isaac schlichter,
Jr., defeated Miss Lemoine Dunlop, 0--3,
Ga; Mrs. Rawson Lyman Wood defeated
Miss Ethel Seavey. So Go, Go; Mrs.
Molla BJurstedt Mallory defeated Miss Kath-
crime Force, 6-1. 60; Mrs. Welty defeated
Miss Lorna Mallinson. Go, Ga; Mrs.
Phyllis J. Walsh defeated Miss Rawlins,
60, e-3; Miss Margaret Dunlop defeated
Miss Trever, 40, ca, Ga; Mrs. Barger
wallach defeated Miss Gwendolyn King,
Go, Go; Miss Gertrude Dele Tore de-
feated Mrs. Morris, Ga. SO.
A large gallery witnessed the matches.
quite filling the Casino lawn and ter
races.