davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

Prs6o d mkta &iyae xtFp6oyat'
pre- 3patn6 xuby7
zlADAJTE; 81 PoRADU OD
zUROLEKARA
Dr.IYMA
N~hqjta -. kelkokovek
4l$eh xnbqv nAtA va vaAicb
dstach. Pridite do mojej kan.
csl6ris, j. prexkdmam vase
suby. = Yysyetlim III YAM !mpju
pf1ant - yim ! Dc spotiad II i
.pIiyadiem vale zuhy, kde =
to intm nspod odarilo ! moju
pr&cu dahrs stoiim.
DOLLAR BANK BuDOVA,
- poachadia. 4l7 Gial9 izhy
y.onasatewn. Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
JOHN WILLO
SLOVENSKY ADVOKAT
Diamond Block
sICIE sTRoJE

Singer White, Standard, Dome
site. My name vel'k1 zasobu do
brych usivanych sicich strojov cd
$40 do $27, zarucene, ze budu Sit
ake move. Tiez move Singerhy "a
mike ceny ma splatky po So me-
saene. My Vam zamenime Vasu
staru siciu maSinu "a nov1.
viaduct Sewing Machine Store,
ma Ridge Ave-, hned ma vrchu
Market st. mostu. AZ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

% PREM AJMU barbirsky stor,
Nv ktorom "a sedem rokov robil
So dabry obchod. K prenaiatiu je
cd l. oktohra, Haste sa u Martin
Biro, 1888 Salt Spring Road, na
rohu Wayerly, oproti hi. ofici
Carnegie Steel Co. 2
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

HL'ADAME muza 50 zenou ma
domacu pracu. Dobry plat.
Haste sa Y Mr.. Myers, v obchode
Ritter & Myers alebo telefonujte
Auto. 1910, Bell County 357.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
BUSINESS Il GUIDE
DosTx1.xs aIl1 ! iknIkJJkl

DO0TAx1a 0148 skAJAI ss
Move, napy CeskQslovsnths rs. Ven
eek Mar. Slovensktch piesnf y. 6ses
dobny vinsovn{k SOC. zivot een. Gl1s
fAnika SOC. Ako d xiskss l4sku,
'noWia kaiAa pre- milsnssv n. Ga1a
srhxans i zdravoveds l4kkrskA hHtha
,$lkos te xspyr vsdst mAjd, lea RrsI
Seny Il. KuchArska knihA 41.75. Bib-
liza . stvo;eni sveta obr&zk&mi III.
samopostAr ooe. Biblis svat1 44 F51n
vekov u. T5aHescius IS. Cesta < Bohn
$3dO. Jadro NAhok v5levav y. Jsiit
Maja RaAost A2.60. sNebeskk Nan1a
&2.sl Now zkkop dec- objednkvky d
obnesom zasielajte na,
\. Y. oIHELKA
42e East 72nd St., New York CITY.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

Ma sPREDAJ 2 mlade kravy, do
br6 dojky, jedna tel at 'om.
Prioina predaju: mufovanie. Hla.
ste sa u: Vincent Yakopatz, $50
Samuel Ave-, ma Lansingville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

HL'ADAME dievca pre- vseobec-
MI domacu pracu. Musi hovo-
rit anglicky. Hast So treba u
DR.. M. A. Bonhard, 137 E. Della
son Ave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
LATONIA RESULTS

= ;G:s ss,ss 80. 40 i ,sr
sSsto; ',,,5'9, $50 ,i'so. woa: G i'9s;
Hn i&a2 t III hAj55s' 'ise ',+S ,eeosd
Time iiz -: sw%sD sS1' t iI9. 't Pa
esiow s"ee; Liberty. Gloria France aIso
eo SeeG nd. taGGs-,aurse 1850; for maiden
;;;S@. ven Al i;sh; 81. IL n. .ansf ta;i9,
4ff hsii.,n '' ba,k !A' E r'Rs Gis.
W XIII. h@ 2:. Hama s~e-p Dan Jacx son.
Ta.ra &c. 80. san i,,'fl h: ais? E@.,
MH asSiss go. ,, 9mg ,, ana sI,.en;h
%6a Sam BOY " To- ,s '.9 ~, ,7Ss 1852
,se3aa Missed ne T!me ~ ,Krnn .yT
ssa rrass. r,.a. H. A,ro1 - r ra Ee 3y
tour,a , rae :: 900; Cor two year.
iiii9. !2;5g Won. Fsfo,hlr Ia;eh III IA
,LUnA'Hfd), Iytg. $50. second H.laf,..
ia 10. North E..aorn' Ia; j S...H .Ia..
~: i'gEsi."css SapDo. Adgnl, t,r
lh2""h heah, -. I.awn:Al. Hruce DUDE
fi,th FACE Fountain sqgare Aanaleap.
i n4fIy, 800. Tor ,ht,sas-y,-r.o.as ana a.
1 -: wv; ran: Ciinionylil@ - tsmtf} +
i1io 4 ~. ~ ,s,5 5M.fh e. i,.s. Il. oee+
s"eea. out o; ,hs W4y aisS IN. H. ~
IN iat'--eia ming. nurse. s. 40. .yr
j-s,t-''..- Goafmonf. l54' 6K.nh.a, :G7S
800 = ~. NYH, ls":DGGrr. ~. ,,.'l.a..,,i
.anj. 1870. th.fI Tilne. ~ 20. ~. 49, 80
H. m'.. hlc.na.i. MaAie -. Can
tsniE 'tee- Claiming. pu,ss. ;!.2oo.
aI.. '"'f It.T..'is ,@th YIwatI, On. n.ile
/ So a. iS-h:gGn FedH!rE. 70. !.
/ %: nu,Js,, q ~ ~. " st"3.a WI ~,
~ '', Is .-lia,sofHl 's2?9. 'n,fh TINE.
'1is9 ifIfe "a.ttf - F.a:ca "a. Yan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
BONNIE DELL FIRST IN
ASHLAND STAKE RACE
Is Driven by Amateur Owner anu
Wins After -Four Stin
Heats
tBy Associated Press

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct. I3.--The
Ashland stake for 2:ll trott'rs. the
feature of today's grand circuit pro
gram here, was won by Bonnie Dell,
driven by his amateur owner. Thomas
G. Kinds. after four stin heats. In
which three different trotters had
taken records OF EOS or better.
The first heat went to Bonnie Dell
in 2:oi II. the second went to loot
sic Toise in 2:O4 IL and Arion Nc
Kinney beat King Watt in tight
Bonnie Deli managed to ou,tinish
Arion Mckinney in 2:0S IL.
The opening race of the card. the
procession with Crystal Knight east
~ best.
The 2:o9 pace was better race
2:oa Ia from NC Captain n' MacK. hut but the he
former California PAGER was best in
the next two.
vS In place has Of the .-ysar-cld ,ro::
was given with four starters. This
race went TO Harvest Tide. but not
until after three heats. Chlan Broke
winning the second heat.
summaries:
2:ls pace; in ?: purse $1,000:
Crystal Knight, b. &, by Crys,allin
On Egg EieSr. ibr. &. i ivl;;:''. !
Ahbie Dryad, Blk. m. Cr:ganj.. )
Time. 200 81; ::c7 IL. +. J. L.
also Started.
2 &SS pace; three heats: purse
Captain Macs b. IL, by The Bonds
man IAplin) .... /
Jay Brook; b. e, lEdinan) )
Loyal W.. b. H.. (Naientine)
Time, o:O3 IL: 2:o3 l-2; 2:O5. IIa-
Eel kuestner. Ruth Patch. Pat Poin-
Ter, rhil Patch. Lillian Silkwood also
The ashland; e:Il ,rot. . in .:
purse $1,000:
Bonnie Dell b. s.. by De Coronado
.r;nn ;......
to- nj" :.....: ....... .
io |TS toise' Dr. m.
. Time 200 IL; e:oi IL: a:o5;
SS;;os IL King Watts. Eiiowatts.
nmalnut Frisco. Mile Irwin. Princess
Etawah and pagas;an also started.
,,2:OI troi; in J: purse $1,000:
Harvest Tide. br. m. by The Har-
,-h T,cs,eT .MacDonaid) .:....l y
bliss reflection, b. M, MAC
Time, s:o7 -: ..os a.. ne :
feier Lafayette also started.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
GENERALS BIG TEAM

LEXINGTON. Va. DC, ,ec
rs on the Washington and rs
ss t.l which meets Princeton nex,
Coach Rs,, @fye T Tss out ou. today BY
~ me Generals is 40 ponnds a,I
si",l average age twenty YEA.
. eight months. Following are ar stas ana
on ,he hrst-sir!ng men:
e!ght' 49,; height. feet incbss.
th!rd-ycar varsity. 'hches :
Sanford, tackle. Age "a. o,,.
y .ss; He,sht. c feet / inch: second second,
Raines. half back. Age. a1. weio,.
-. helght. 5 feet Inches; third..
Silyerstein. quarter back .e 90.
tSGi,Eih., itg; height feet inches
ros '!H quarter back. ape o.,
weigh, 1871. height. feet 6 incbas:
hecShn- year varsity. eS
ayct, center. Age, 90. wa,oh.
~ III: Ae'shi. feet: second-year var
,sS Ma', h. f9ll back. Age. 81: weight,
se,9nd-year varsity '"cc''
pa Donald end Age. 10 watch,
~ ~: height, feet; second-year var.
~ci%h'. 1856: height. fee, 1Sse; ~:
'h!rd- year squad. ''e"'s
,s@'DvHS,. end. Age. 81: xeirh,
1 ,sS; height 6 feet: second.y sas:
.. Earro~. guard Age. %: weigh,
22.; height, 6 feet, third wear " .n,S.d
,-rattcrson. guard. Age, 81: weirhi
.,D; he.sh,. feet one Inch; SECOND
Tucker: half back Age. %. weigh,
~ height. .ect Inches: first vear
ss1.af from Charleston. W. Va. fIirh
Ganeroa :un back. Age. ~.
""iEh' 100; height. feet oIsss,
,,n,th"a hrst-year squad; from Cn,yn1
L"ake euI Are, 20: weight, ia.
height feet 10 !nches 6rs.- vca +,
s&.ihaa from Memphis EnivcfsIty
neradon end Aye. -, weigh,
~, H",Ehl. feet INST year yuunJ ,
rom Alabama Po!y,ccnnic Inytitute
sinclair ha.' bacH Are o.:
~eiEh,, ~. height 6 feet, accond
Marshaii nal, back Age 20.
"stfh'. lob height. 3 fee, Inches:
sec"rd-2"ar squad
I'rrk"r. guard kgc. 10 w.Irh,
- height. feet liz inchcn: NIst,
y'a' squad. IRAN Waco. TEX. High
1T",,ry,. e.n,e. age. 20; weight.
~ hrisht. feet nrst-y year squad :
ram H~arihhrrs prep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
MAJOR PARKE WINS THE
| BELGRADE SELLING RACE
Two Jockeys Injured and One
Horse Destroyed Mt Jamnica
Track Yesterday.

~ JAMAICA. 81; ". Oct. .13.-Mnjor
st aIss a wo gam ,he nelSra%e Selling
He passed Pickwick Mt the eighth
pole and won as he pleased.
The first race was married by an
to two jockeys. Sneidman and Vein
e-. and such Injuries TO the horse
Stirnbout that he had to be destroyed.
Sneidman and Stirabout fell over the
proStrate horse.
Summary:
First race five and one-half fur
longs--Santa Claus. l16 (Ensor), G to
l. 70 q. 6 to 5. won: Pavia. % (Rich-
Ser ocean s 10 10 ,s t. second
3 to /. 8 to 8. third. =
SILENCE. Pansy. Fioretta, st. Donari
and Stirabout. also ran.
Second race-mile and seventy
8. to 4. won; Aster!sk. liz (iobino
SOM. Il to !; to !, to l. second !;
Discoride' ii0 tMooney). to 2. to
Time las 40. Gex. Marse Mouse
and and GI a also ran; Gueland nm
ishGd hrst, but was disqualified for
Third race-miie and ohe-sixtoenth
Veto. l0S lOberO. to !. to 1. 4 to
E t Son g Th tn ITO, .sl lis Ersor1:
Maid, % {Richcreek>. 10 to !. to l..
iimc' lto 2,o CROMWELL, Alphee
and kashmir. also ran.
Fourth race-si1 furlongs-Major
Parke: ~ tMiner), to l. to 6. out
won: Pickwick. 120 (Ensor). II to 10
! to 3, out. second; Vice Chairman,
~ Gkob!nson). TO /. to 1, l to ..
Time, 1913 Is. .osgood and You
Need also ran.
Fifth race-six furlongs-winnc-
even. won; Teachers Pet. Ioi (OberD.
IL TO l, to l. to .. second: General
Cadorna. 108 tRichcreck). G to /, 2
to |, 4 to s. third.
Time. 1:l4. Invincibfe. Private Pete.
Warmap. War Loan and French Max,
also ran
Sixth racc-six furlongs Black
knight. lis Robinson). Z to TO- to
!, ont. won; .Sportiboy, 1l5 tFair-
brother). 6 to l, 2 to /. 4 TO s. second;
Lucky Find. Il5 (Ensor), 10 to j. g
to l, Z to 10. third.
Time. 1915. Ailliro. Golden Flint,
Current Events. Sagacity and Gre
nader, also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

Are you quite sure that you
have ever treated your Rheu-
matism in an intelligent man
ner? Doubtless you have tried
remedies by the score, because
the pains are always increas-
ing in severity and are a
source of constant suffering,
But just here is where you
make your mistake, as others
have done by the thousands.
Just because your Rheuma-
tism causes SO much pain and
discomfort you feel that the
proper way to treat the dis
ease is to endeavor to get rid
of it's pains. So you rush for
the liniment bottle and begin
to rub and rub in a frantic
effort to relieve your suffer
ing. And at times, possibly,
you get some slight relief.
But did you ever know of
any one ever Kidding them
selves Of this painful disease
by the use Of liniments or
other local treatment?
A disease that can cause so
much suffering is not con aned
to the surface OF the skin. and
cannot be siicc essfullystreated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
LAUREL ENTRIES

y, s@s. '- Is r3 III n ~ ri s'z =.
M H. la ~ Carr "a. VI 1tl;oct.a.as
~, ' ~. ." aiE -, GOrs ~ II..., il
''a"t'''"- w H.opm.UrtD no
second re-" twc-5.a-...1a .gy-
!E" Ani h.i Hr.pnya ~, Z.,,'a,l n, ~
" .'H bought =. E,ff.t. frt j.
.i,pss"' ~ 80 %" I'uI ~ vLg.yrr'.s
ie"u'y 10 Th.uD.e ~
Jhird "tog HaIGens OH Ager o., .,
!ShHa 90 Eta>af 10. LADY g-.t ~,
tranh u. 10 VIZ liz -, ~.
sa"hta.I" 4" I!m-..e D.E;lst IL PHI,
=: H,mHt'cai. Eg'r, s.! Gl4iys d. ban.
40 "aii"i. n. L.oyG Gop5E,, III ~
f"urth rac'-ihc Rough u Ets.. k...
CAP inI hlncb aHd m5fes. fcf Sn,,,',- -.
1.ua ."d ~. one mise I-C.r.a. T. -,
~ 4'u]0u'a. ic@. PeLru,s u! !i.s.;..,l
.Ef'h raec.r The s,ayer.. f., NM.
u'H- ana No. -tiiinE' Dn" ana an. ,'
rllt'1 g. ! auilredAlt - N.,,.si !. -
IsnH'H. 10 t"gr'ssn. ibt paIt, ~, ~
! ,,SS""''''''' 10 iHd.ptfoct - fA..,al t.' [,
S.'th race tor ,hrcs y+a,.i,,
iG imm, .,," "nd . H5,.ent. "a :. " n.,.,
! Dad ",Scc~ oea. lo7 Dr!dssman. 81; III.
Seventh ra,c-for ,hr.c.ye.,..,,.
| GCslniinr si1 fur lonRA nb.-'H,nn+usH ~
The p sshii; !" ZION JoYi IN. Bfiss. w
oS.; AmaekshsIn. in: i.ykfht,, "a, P"afs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
TECH IN GREAT SHAPE
FOR RUTGERS SATURDAY
onicials Have Been Assigned and
All Is in Readiness for Inter-
sectional Clash.
Especial to The Times-D.spatch1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BLACkSBURG, VA. Oct. 13.-Head
Coach Stan Sutton is as busy ms a
one-arm man in a cafeteria this week
shaping up the Virginia Tech foot
ball crew for the battle with Rutgers
Saturday. Scrimmage sessions with
out break. have run for an hour
each day this week Today was
bloody Wednesday at Miles Field and
the work was by far the hardest OF
the year. Tonight after supper il
Will BIO under the mazda for tho entire
squad in their fcverish efforts to per-
feet team play for the first intcrsec-
tional clash Of tho season
!, The central board has assigned, tho
following officials for the Rutgers
game: Referee. liam CHarvard),
umpire. Cochems twisconslr), head
linesman. Darby tSyracuse).
The team leaves here Friday morn
ing. There will be monster mass
meeting OF cadets with speeches Just
before train time. Tech Is in perfect
shape for the game, and should hold
their own against the pets OF the
great Foster Sanford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
SPORTS
CARPENTER FAILS TO AGAINST IEVMSkY SPOR
Vardon and Ray Play
Today at Country Club

Harry Nnrdon and Ted Ray,
probably the most famou. of all
Great Hritain professionals. meet
Freddy Mcleod. OF the Columbia
Country club of Washington, md
Hurry Hampton, local pro, nj the
Country Club of NirEinin today.
The four Ercnt golfers nre due to
start ON the morning round mt 10
O'Clock, md the afternoon holes ut
2::sO o'clock.
Nnrdon md Ray, the Inter open
champion of America. nrc touring
the United States, coming to Rich
nOnd from the Columbia Country
Club mt WnshinEton. and leaving
Immediately for another exhibition
match mt the Wilmington Country
Club of Wilmington.
An interesting bit of inf0r mn tion
mas been complied on their trip
through the country, telling OF
some facts TINT hardly seem pus-
sibic. In all these two followers
of st. Andrews sport, hnve trnv-
clcd approximately 10000 miles,
walked 900 miles while playing
cNhlhition matches, shooting for
:,D0O holes ana they have estimnt-
cd that they hnNe played n total
Of 1900 strokes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
LATONiA ENTRIES

First racc-.l, 800. o',fuins .wo.vo,-
2 io5 : aga ~ .ad igg:s Aq@;Fa
.Bsn-fsc;or. 10. .Hpr,oG>h ''H1Fnit".r ,io,.
IIoT; our birthday. io' Iusc nHr1a ~ ~
y. !I.: .Eyss u Youth so H.. ~ '.tlt =
los: Marty Lou. log: .Nadr.. ,.1ar,,.-
l9t: Sol Gi!sey. ii2
o,S second ,on Az mrN3o9i claiming; ,so year
lonEs-.NJobc iIs: .Eicanor s !IUr. u'...lii,.
Shore. 10: Marjorie McKay ia. II ~
Gyte 10 Cigsle ii5;. Miss Prosperity. iIt
~. Also eligible: Mary Fo ,n!.yf' H I5
Ssss,a' ,s hi ' c2''. r. i 3Gni no 81
az Third, race--,,.toc; allowances for ,n,oo.
yeHr -oIds and w. allies ana mares. on.
lady rair f Fl 100 hei EAR 9@ , e?
Viva America los. 100
Fourth race-s2. 200 military hsna,e,p
, ,ntss Ico' an9 ~ sy t1;lenss H.
Light ios ORGY E@ sa' i.o g? Sans s- ndy
10; Luke Dillon. 10 ''"E
o,d.i its 81, ra .vro 1850. claiming ;wo-y,ar
t!se5J:. q. iMsiu s IS M-ysSi'.c, 90 Je,,nm
io7: :chat!cs A. e'fES yTn r'ii 5 '%5 roqFs
Jos, Also elgitle--Mam1 o. Ni,a ims
Sn;ek Tnisewi IoG Msch!svell. Io. *
siIih raceii 500 claiming f ia.,iS; -
'1,oeed. lo6: .nradleys choice 1877
Ernest r. los; cheer Leader. llo; pas
3 seventh race-,i.aoo. claiming. ,hre.
yen1r.ola, and up: chS ana ones.st esnii
ssi; sai9,i. i Ssih .T lSG iSs.,HA 10,
r = Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear: track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
VIRGINIA'S TRACK SQUAD TO
GO TO CUBA NEW YEARS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Oct. IL
There have been many additions
TO Nirginia's trnck and field squad
this week. and the outlook for n
winning team is very bright. Paddy
Baker. star Splinter. reported few
days ago. This brings the total OF
old letter men TO eight. The first :
year team OF 19le-20 has returned
many good men. From that sQuaI
MilIikcn. Baker, Johnston. Swinfortl
ana Bohannon are out regularly.
MIX Parrish. Newman, Hollis. Rine-
mart. Iudel and Craig. Of the foot
Dali squad. are expected to repor,
Immediately after Thanksgiving. or
At least for indoor work early I'm
January.
Arrangements for the dual meet "a
DO staged somewhere around New
years Day with the University OF
Havana, In Cuba, are still pending
The convention OF the Delta Kama
Epsilon fraternity Is to be held i'm
Cuba ut this time and will undoubt-
edly be attended by number OF viz
ginla alumni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
.QUANT|C0 MARINES WILL
SEND RIOTERS FRIDAY
John Marshall A. G. to Have Sup
port OF Cadet Battalion and
Band for Big Game.

With n detachment OF $50 men and
the post band TO cheer them on, the
strong Quantico Marine eleven will
Invade Boulevard Field Friday after
noon to tackle the John Marshall
Athletic Club. which Is composed OF
many former college star gridiron
warriors.
Arrangements are now being made
for tho John Marshall battalion OF
cadets to attend the game In n body
with tho school band to root for the
local boys and with both sides O,
the Held occupied with we'll or
Sanized cheering crews, those fortu-
nate enough to attend will witness
one one OF the best football games OF
tho year.
Tho Richmond team il lucky in
naVihE big string OF frst-class men
~ CAL upon. AS many injuries have
ny some OF the star regulars. Cap
tam Bethel is having trouble with
u muscle In his right leg. but is con-
nuent or being In Fridays game
carpenter has strained ligament
IN ms icit leg. which may keep him
OUT or the game. Jones has n bad
ankle and Robbins has discovered
water on the knee. TO Offset thos.
who may be unable to play Billv
Gooch will handle tho team at quar-
ter and Ave or six of last years lei :
ter men from Richmond Will helm
I'LL up the gaps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Rheumatism S Pains
Will Soon Begin

by local remedies. You hay,
but to look around you at th}
numerous helpless victims a
rheumatism to confirm thi1
statement. Ask any Of then
and they will tell you that nj
matter how much linimeri
they use, each season agaij
finds them in the grip of TIL =
disease. 4
Do you want to have th2
same experience? Or are ycf
willing to take advantage d
a treatment that has been sud
cessfully used by MANY vi6
tins? !;
Many cases of Rheumatisn5
are due to a tiny germ in tn :
blood, which multiplies by thu
million and carries it's pain5
to different parts of the body
Such cases must be treated
through the blood, and thy
disease germs eradicated beS
fore the disease can be cons
quered. i
This is why S.S.S., the finS
old blood remedy, has giveh
such satisfactory results III
the treatment of Rheumatism
1t is such a thorough blood
cleanser that it removes al
foreign substance from thx
circulation, thus clearing it d
the germs that cause the dis
ease. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
RICHMONDER IN POCKET
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
James Mccoy to Play for Ch.m,fon-
nhip In Chicago Oc-
luhPr
tBY Associated Press

CHICAGO. oct. I3GEnrr;s.'
nak!ohai pocket billiard Chamber
80, "n!ch VIII start in Chicago Oc-
Is, were announced TODAY
fiteen applications were receiwsd
ana three OF these were e,in,,.,..eSa
i,esaflng twelve players for the p1e-
urinary tournament,
co ne irsi three players in this will
Cco,hpete III the final with Rainb
SFeen !taf. The field. which 4. ,rp pm
distributed. Is as follows: "e'i
C!aTence f. Stafford. William pe,,i-
:: ,1G Stmew =; Long. Chicago: James
NNicketis, Flint. Mich: Arthur WoodDo
II II r.mneapo!!s: James Mature. Denver
s sswin Rudoiph. sayre. Pa: CharIe:
Rh!nes' t i9rr'n Gt. Conn; b. =.
weston, PiitsburEh: orviSya
Ne.soN. R0chester. y Y VIC
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VlRGINIA'S INJURED MEN
RETURN TO GRID SQUAD
One More Workout Before Leaving
Tor baltimore TO battle Johns
Hopkins.

I,ItgIa 70 TIC Timcs- Dlspatch
~ y RIOT IESNILLE, VA. Oct. Ia
-EirEinia's las; workout. save one
httore Saturdays game with Johns
hopkins in baltimore. showed mark :
20 Improvement on the defensive
! houEn gwen The ball for nearly an
hour the second team was unshi. ~
register Il touchdown. Ray. brother
OF !ast years captain, was tried our
al lett tackle. AID Hail was switched
80 I.eht tackle. StauGer and Step
henson a!teynated al let. end.
W!t'. former Y NJ ]. star. GU, O.,
the game With pulled tendon for
ths pas: fortnight. .eioined the squad
qua ana played at quarter back on
tHc scrubs Newman and Clark.
VARSITY .!HcS!Hen. were also tried cur
AZ chds on The second team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
SNAPSHOTS OF SPORT
ny JOE COIN.

The sickcst man in Richmond last
night was Leon Duray. the French
speed marvel, who has such n won
dcrful record as dirt track driver.
Duray had the misfortune OF break
ing the crank-shaft on his Briscoc
Submarine during "warm-up' heat
before the races at the state Fair
yesterday afternoon. All the poor
teilow could do besides bemoaping
30 out and knock OF the big purses.
Upon good authority 1t is learned
that Leon will be starter in this
afternoons events behind the wheel
OF Il Kline Kar. probably Jimmy Jr."
II the boy from Flanders Field starts
you can bet hell show lots Of en- his
heels.
The ten-mile race yesterday was as
pretty one as has ever been seen
here. Streigel certainly pushed his
lfriscoc TO the limit and put up a
dandy fight.
Although outdistanced in the Vast
race King showed the boys all kinds
OF speed earlier in the afternoon. One
thing that very few knew who saw
yesterdays Races was that King had
a bent axle, which accounted for his
slowing up trife on the turns. The
the race that haa four speeds ahead.
King drove throughout the afternoon
in third. being afraid to open 1t up
wide.
BY the way they drove yesterday
II would not be surprising to see an
other record broken today.
Among the well-known drivers who
wilt messed ycBtorday's races were Lou
Sands and Ar Cooper. of Norfolk.
who both won races at the Tar's
County Fair.
Monte Stone lowed one of the
speedaters back to town with his
Packard. He should have been made
Official starter
Now. that the worlds series. tho
Nan o War-Sir Barton race and tho
Carpenter i.evinaky tight are over
living; Lots OF great local events
arc about TO happen. which will In
| tercst all.
| Vardon and Ray. tho celebrated
Brtl.h golfers. perform today at the
Country Club Of Virginia. Tho first
round starts at 1890. The afternoon
holes at 2:3o. Hampton and Mcleod
VINO wiz oppose tho notables. are
APP 70 show them some great stuff
hampton can be relied on TO do all
pohaibIa 10 bring some honors Ia
| Richmond.
| The John Marshall Athletic Clut
football game Friday with the stron {
Quanhlco marine eleven WIN Do wei
worth. seeing. Most every menhe,
81 both teams has n great record, be.
9 in'na h,m And 40 the continuance ol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
U. OF GA. AND TECH ARE
PATCHING UP DIFFERENCES
IBy Associated Press ]

NTLANTA, On. OCT l3.--Appo!nt-
fnrnt OF a joint committee from the
student bodies OF the University OF
Georgia. and Georgia Tech with a
We" 70 c-cstahlish!ng friendly re-
lat!ons" in athletics. was recommend
et. in resolutions adopted here today
by the trustees Of Tech
The annual football and basketball
games between the two Georgia !nytl-
tutions had become classics in the
= state, when they were broken Off
early IN 1919 due 10 misunderstand-
ings among the students.