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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10
Tnr11tnHln,1rt.
Sc Sorene6e Staters 9Gieiteret e.
Herer bat fpberale Tprbubs-
a,nenbement fonititntionelt.
Dber BET balue al / 8rocent Mlfobol
ct r&,tsbriffe". Statslope
Stri6 bermeb mgDl6i8e.

@aibington BEN lite Suni. 9c
Gorene6e Staters @eielteret erflere-
Sc enltemmig ioag, at 9ltneroemen=
ter til ben feoerale &onltitution lite
tom forelegges @elgerne til &atifi-
fation af Stater, Der far &eferen.
6untbeitemmeller / i'm &onititution.
Wetbooer for &atififation af lmen-
oententer er 2an6sforanlt ltaltninger,
uotrpftelig tilitaaet beo BEN feberale
@onititution, og Gtaterne far ingen
Mpnoigbeo til at treffe a116re Gor=
onitaltninger. &eielteret fan6t Ser
for ugploige 8eltemmelier / Ohio
Statsfonltitution ON Goreleggelie
al fp6era1e Mmen6ementer til &atift=
fation beo &eferenoum og omltDrter
@tatsbpieiteretsfi Ser afpiier
Sniunctto =Broces anlagt al George
g. Satpfe, cit Sogfprer / Cincinnati
/ en- Sfattepoers Gag for at faa for>
bu6t Soreleggelie al Sorbuosamen=
6ementet og &pinoeltemmeretsamen=
oementet til 9(fiternning pe6 .@eferen,
bum. .
@aibington ben Zoe Sltnt. Sc
Sorene6e @taters @eiel lteret ltaofe=
ite6e i6og toni nititutionelt Gorbuo.
@etten erflereoe, at Sorbuosamen'
oementet til &oni itituttonen ct gDG=
6igt, % at 8olitea6loben giennem,
fgren6e set er fonltitutionel.
@ettc11s &ienoelie betp6cr> at @ol=
itea6loben forbp6en6e Salg al Driffe
in6eboloenoe mere en6 bet babe al
1 Brocent 9llfobol mao giennemfe=
reg i bber Gtat I l1nionen n6en Sen,
fpn til, om Staten fat ratificeret
Mmen6ementet. @tatslope> Ser f9t-
ter en- bbiere Mlfobolprocent iom be |
SEEM Geriep, Wiseonlin % @booe
Ssiano> o,lnul1eres.
9fettens &ien6elie, ser ofeipes ef'
ter ire Maaneoefs leeale &ngreb
paa ben fra Musoriffeinteresier oa
Sc baaoe Stater, er en fl1loIten6ie
F9eir. for Sen fp1erole 9fegiering %
Gorbu6sfolfei1e.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10

81. 6. 8. Ma1o bebret. Chicago
SEN 76e ssS1ni. Dr. 6. 8. MaDo, 81
cbeiter, Wsinn, blep i6ag oeforeret
meo Diitingui{be6 Serpice-M -Meoalien
al @enernlmaior 2eonarb @oob for
fortienftful6 % fremragen6e 9ieneite
i @anitetspnfenet. @ere,nonien fanot
5te6 Ge,,traloepartenentets &obeb.
fparter.
&rtgs6epartementet tiloelte 81.
Mapo Me6aljen for nogen Gio fi6e:t,
men ban anrnooeoe fpecielt ON, at
Sen tnaatte blibe bam oberraft al @e.
neral @oo6.
8Dlbepeiten. @era Gru5 ben 36ie
.Suni. Gre Berfoner, Der bleb bragt
til Siolationsboipitalet Der iom IL.
oenbe af 8pl6epef, er afsaaet be0
Deoen % tire anbre er alborlig fpge.
Merieo Gitp ben 3oie SUM-.
Gn 9re6iepart at Sniene ! 8era
Grl15 bill bIipe brenbt pdo @runo al
8pl6epeitfmitten, 1neooele5 BET til
9Iaoet ugreeliior1 ioag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10
@er16ina beber ont at faa tref|

@er16ing beber ont at faa treffe
fig tilbage. @afbington ben Zoe
Sunni. General Reribing itrep til
ariesn1iniiter @afer ioag og bao ON
Eillaoelie til at treffe fig tilbage
fra aftip &ieneite ~inoen ct Rar
Maa1eoer". Den ti6ligere Gbef for
6e atnerifanife e6itionsitprfer e.
tlere6e> at efter at bore fer6ig meo
Mrbeioe pe6rbrenbe ben nplig peotag-
ne Mrnneon1oreaniier iieringsbill biloe
bons 1,ormale Yligter bare frepe en-.
Sci af bans Eiib eg ban enffeoe oerfor
at bere rfri> for at fl&n1te foretoge
fla 11oget mere afttbt"
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10

" 9ofarbeibtritreifn. SEEM gorf 6e,,
ste sy1ni. Dofarbet6erne, Der bar
bpret poa @treif ber ii6en~ Ben Ste
Mpril bar beluttet me6 371 moo
266 5tenmer at forblipe noe, inbtil
2ensforbpielie er tilitaaet 6ent. Strei-
ten Ser omfatteoe on1fring 5000
Dofarbeibere, bar beret til olporlig
.Sinoring for Sfibsfarten.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10

/ 1troen / Sr!anb. 9ublin 6en> 46e
Stunt. sSrlfe fripillige. er faftiit
trda6t iite6et, for Yolitiet / gorf.
Naar cipi1e bur &logenao1 at trent
fire, fonlmer oe til Sinn Sein,
&obe6fparteret.
@inn Teinerne bal16t og bap6e
praftilf talt ingen WooItano alle
Bo1g Gountperne og 2an66iitrif-
terne i ipolige Srlano> blep ser op-
lift i6ag.
Hlpnoring al Foit melotes at
bore begpnot igielt. ...>* - =.
syrehstraftate1t meb 1tmgarn ,tn,
bertcanet. Yaris oen 4oe. Stunt: -
Sen ungorife Delegation un6erteg=
neoe ioag Sre6strattaten meo 6e al,
1iercoe. slrnbasia6br @ollace l,n-
oertegncoe Eroftaten for oe Serene
6e Gtater. ..
Gneifreb. 8o5eman Mort.> 6en
Soc Stunt. 50 Snelfreo ban6e TO-
BET Zig op pe6 6o6en al Sones Gam
pon i6ag til en- Sbioe af Is SOB.
Set fbrite Sfre6 renie6e en balb
Mil af GnnDon'en og rDlteoe neo ct
on6et. :. .->-:-- <. .::>s ss...r-.:..: ~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10
Hulk tal}fr Afakrh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s9solf tager Nffeb
paa @r,tnb af baarlis 9elbreS
% fiuaniielQe 9enipn.

@aibington 4oe Suni. timber:
itatsiefret9r Granflin 8. @olf ba1
inoienot fin 9lflfeosbegipring til
Hr9ii6ent @ilion> og Erglioenter
bor bepilget Sen, b1ep 6et oplpit
set &pi6e Sus i6ag.
Bolfs Mfife6 beffer life 6or1tn:
bring. Set bar / lengere Si6 bprei
befien6t> at fan pnife6a at tage glf,
ifeo paa @run6 af oaarlig @elbre6
og finanitelle @enipn. San treoer
al Sen 156e Stunt. -
S lit 8reb til Bolt flyer Breii6en=
ten blan6t an6et:
~SSeg fpler, at min @ambittigbco
og nit barme @enifab fife giper mig
.on6et 8afg enc at bepi1ge Geres
Mfifeosbegipring, ifibnt leg fun
gigr Set mo6ltreben6e, og ieg enifer
otter at u6tale 6en @eunbring, ieg
bar neret for ben trofaite og intelli'
gente Maa6e> Sc bar opfpl6t Ceres
@ligter i 9epartemeutet pao. @i bill
iapne Dem opbt, % Sen offentlige
9ieneite pil blibe fattigere paa
@run6 af Tabet of Gem"
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10

1tnbihlbuing, forbt hot brittle
6lag Mep brrnbt. Woibington Set,
7oe Stunt. ubenrigsminiiter Golby
bar poa Sen omerifanffe @egierings
@eene eiort ben brittle Mmbasiaos
munotlig l1noifDlbning for trife
&pin6ers 8ren6en af ct brttiff Stag
ber forrige l1ge. Dette er giort,
inotil Ser foreligger en- officieI @ap,
port ont Mfferen fra Mpn6igbeber,
ne Diitrict Of Columbia. Maar 6en'
ne forelieeer, bill Ser blibe giort for
mel 11n6ffploning til ben brittle SIC.
giering.
@irlp til MeQememrppa. 9aris
ben 4be Stunt: Den i11ternationale
ao1nite for g66bielploan befienot.
SIR, at Storbritanriie,t gforge, Sbe.
rige, Danmarf, @onono % Sebtpei5
bar arrangeret for ,,pe betpoeIige
2aon for Ngobiplp % @efonitr,1f-
.tionsarbeioe ! t1tellemellroppiifa
2anbe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10
9nrefiape I'll $5.OOo.OOO.

9prebape til $5,000,WO, Gbi.
cago ben lite sSuali. Man bill be-
gDn6e Mrbeibet peo Gesplainesflooe1.
1,ar Miperiioe 6enne l1ge. 9roief.
tet, ser antages at billie folte $1,000
900, bill obergaa ollie an6re i Ser
ben, tror man. Borfen, sbbortil
2anoet er ifienfet at Mrs. s4qrolo
IS. Mcgorn1tcf, bill blipe foffbnet
mel, ,bil6e 9pr % Gugle.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10
Tr.f1 mrxi1u.
9e Ia 9aerta in6lat iom propiiorit
&refibent. 5or iDg til at bolbe
en- Mhbtaselle.
6ranciseo @illa Fa8en beb 8arraG,
GNbnabna. 2eb SAB % forfpl.
ges al Sgnaeip Gnriques.

@alpb s. E1rner.) Yreii6ent
Mbolfo De ga &uerta er alpor1igere
iDg emo oe fprite Mefbinger ,ontp6e-
oe, antog man ber ioag. Otter fin
Sn6iattelie gn1be6et igaar Gfter-
miobag ffl1l6e ben npe Breii6e,lt
bragg til Observation-Disclosures for ct.
Mootngelie, men bar lite i1tanb tit
Set. @an bill fanffe blioe opereret
|for 8linbtarmsbetenbeli &bors-
bag, blep Der iagt fra paali6elig
Solo i6ag.
@e6 10-&i6en toag ful6e, 10000
Solboter 1naricbere giennem @a6er.
ne iom ct Eegn paa> at be itetter ben
nbe Rrqli6ent. 8lun6t Tilifuerne
bliper General Mbaro Obregon, Der
MI er benot tilbage til @ribatlipet
igien. Gagen bill blibe feiret fom en-
Geit6ag ober Dele 2anoet.
De Ga @nerta blep probif foriif
Brelibent / Merico igaar @ftermi6-
Bog paa 1nin6re en6 30 Sefunoer.
Set tog ban lite 1enger at aflagge
gmbe6se6er 90 1berge til @onltitu-
tionen. Naagrun6 al lin @pg6om
bol6t ban life rogen Eiltrp6elies-
tale.
Mertco Gitp 6en 26en sunni. 7(Mf
@alpb $. Eurner.) timber Muiif fra
ct Duiin Muiifforpfer og &unoreoer
af TrQn1petere og 1ne6 al BEN 8omp
og Yrogt, ser er faraftertltilf for
Merifanerne> bite fepolutionsberen
= $4,000 Mano 1terf - i6ag oen
militere @tprfe> Ser itaar bag oea
nplig inoiatte @reii6ent for @epn.
blifen @n6olfo Sc 2a &uerta. Troos
lin Spgoom mbnitrebe Preii6ent
&uerta fra Observation-Disclosures @a!.
ton 6e paraberen6e. 9ropper fra
alIe DeIe ,of 9fepublifen be1tog Ba.
.ra6en. Ser bar Raballeri, Snfmfe.
II og Mrtilleri og Be optroq6te / olle
Ptenfelige l1niformer, melt ibinefal.
6en6e bar eras-Mntrnffet. Uaqui.
in6ianerne, 1neo grimme, uraninge.
1ige Iniigter> repreientereoe Sen
boar6fereite &rigergruppe / beie
Merico. Sc bab6e oamle Garran5a-
ltnifor1ner. '
@aibington Ben 3oie Stunt. Tran-
cisco @illa bleb ilage11, 6a bon an,
greb 8pen @arral, Gbibuabua,
igaar, ifplge l1n6erretring tinl16en.
rigs6epartementet ioag. @illa 1eo
en6el Sab og forfelges MI of Sigma,
clio @nriql&es> forbenberenoe @uper.
NOR of Gbibuabua og nuberenoe
&omman0ant for GbibuobuaotItrtf-
tet.
Merico Gitp 6en 36ie Suni. -
$4,000 Golonter er al Sen npe &e.
giering ien6t for at fien1pe moo
Grancisco @illa og om mulig tage
bam tilfange.
&ebolutionsregierin9en bar lbs-
la6t SSgnacio @onillas, fbb. Mmbas-
ia6br til oe Soreneoe Stater, % Gil
@arias, ser bor Sefreter bos Yre.
li6ent Garran5a.
Sra Gan1pico mel6tes i6ag, at STU.
6olfo &errero> oer iiges at bore a1-
ioarlig for Mor6et paa garran5a,
er onfommen 6io. &an er paa Sci
It'll &obe6ita6en for at fremlegge
@ebiier for, at Garran3a begif
5elbmor6. $
81. 6. 8. Ma1p hr1ret. CHICAGO
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-06-10

1tr9nte uog1fter11e, 1tlent ben baooe
mebt @6itan6 enoel Departenen>.
ter og I Sen banemesitge gbielbeo.
8u6gettft bar blebet re6uceret rne6
ober ct !tulia6 Millioner Dollars.
Olie=8illen og @anofraft-@illeh to
bpipigtidc Toranltultninger, fom oe
rorelige 9emofrater bopbe flusiet
1ne6 mango Mar, bar btebet be6ta'
get al begge $uie; men @rpii6enten
belagbe @anofraft- -9illen meo fit
8eto. Bu6gets8ille,1 blep belagt tne6
Brpiioentens @eto / ii6lte Rieblif,
for6i 6en benmeoe bans Mnet til
l1onepnclier og afirttelier.
Genatoren gior6e 6erneit opnnerf=
font paa 6e -2obe, iom bar De6taget
til Gorbel for Go!6aterne, DIT Nrmeen
og Tlaa6en bar bragt til6age paa
lre6sfo6, at Sp6eraIreierbe- og
Garmlaaulobene bar an1enberet %
forbe6ret, at 6ora1tItaltninger bar
giort for SpbDgni1tg at ben omeri.
fanife San6elsmarine, og at Budget
iplten1et por in6fert.
@rofitering, bpte 8riier, &re6i-
tens Snflotion og @eoben6igbeoen
for eget @ro6uftio1, bleb berneit
beba1ooii;sa4t .s.>. =.
! Da Baabenbptlen t1teb EDfflanb:
nar 1nbertegnet, bar bet ganife
ffart, bbao ri bur6e babe giort, lag.
6e @enator 2o6ge. @i ifuloe fray
ifuttet 6reb r1eo 9piflano og oerpaa
taget un6er 9peroeielie Sp6rgsmaa-
let onr set fremtibige Torbol6 meo
bore forbunone @rigen. @i funoe
ba peret ful6ltenoig Greo me6
TDlflan6 in6en tire Maane6er. Wr.
@ili lion forbin6re6e set. San rel 1te
til europa me6 6e itbrlte l16ligter
til at funne p6e @er0en ltore Gie-
neiter7 ion noge1t Mano nogeniin6e
bar bopt. San bil6e rei1e fclb, for
ban itolc6e life paa 1ogen anben.
@an fun6e babe fagt> at &piflan6
mao bringes i en- iaaoan Sttlling, at
.6et life igicn fan true Gre6en og
Tribe6en at ri ielp lfal or6ne oe
forlfielltge @nliggenoer paa ben
beitlige @alpfugle, at vi bar SS11teres=
ier / 6et fierne piten, iont ri gnifer
belfpttet> men at europeiife Spergs=
maal mao 6e ielp or6ne Men @tl-
io1t gjor6e life BET. &an bob6e bien-
Ip11lig bare ct Manl, at blipe Sfabe'
rem al ct Notionforbun6, Dbts Gbef
ban ielb 1ful6e bore. Derfor gior6e
ban Nationforbun un6spagten til en- Del
af Greostroftaten. $an nente, bon
ifnl6e tbinge @enatet til at ontage
9eatiot,forbunoet: 9e republifanffe
@enatorer ioa BOG flart fin Bligt og
betenfte fig tffe poa at nbfbre ben.
Set republifanife 8orti bab6e. en-
itor og potriottif @ligt at u6fere.
Solicit f1loe 1u ofgibre Strioen
meIlem Senatet % @rpii6enten.
geationforbunoet moatte bIibe grur.
Big brbftet ober bele 2an6et. 81 bar
opfaltet Spbrgsmaalet;. Ri be6er SOL
fet ON at bifal6e bort Stanopunft.
Ser bliper raobt, at @n1erifa bill
blipe iioleret! 1rpgt lite! 9e Sore.
ne6e @tater fan life iioleres. Ser.
ben trenger os alt for neget. 8i
far alorig benot ct bebt 9re til 6e,,
libenoe Mennefebeo.
~ 9ofarbeiberitreifn. 9eetp Dorf ben
ste ssuni. Dofarbei6erne, ber bar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14

On the streets every day you
see the results of improper and
misdirected treatment. You see
victims Of this painful and disabl-
ing disease. limping through life.
their limbs bent and stiff and their
bodies tortured with aching joints.
until you wonder how they can
bear So much continued suffering.
If you are beginning to feel the
first slight touches of Rheumatism,
there is just as much pain and suf-
fering ahead Of you. if you follow
bllndly in the same misguided
footsteps of unintelligent treat
ment. For remember. that all
these thousands Of victims Of this
painful disease have spent count
less hours no doubt. as well as
their hard-earned dollars in a vain
effort to ind a cure.
And your own experience will
be just as Disappointing as theirs,
if you follow the old worn-out and
worthless methods Of treatment.
The whole trouble is that the
symptoms of the disease are be
ing treated and not the disease it.
self. When you realize that you
must get nd Of the cause Of Rheu-
mahsm, and that its torturing pains
Will disappear when their cause IS
removed, then you will be on the
right track. and there is a splendid
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14

when the price exceeds "a cents a peck
Another pledge made is not to ride
on city street cars. if the fare is ad
vanced above I'VE cents. The ques
ton of raising the charge now is in
the hands of the Indiana public SER
vice commission. The engineers and
their wives intend u make effort
TO induce every union man in the city
to join the Cheaper Living Club. "
II the boycott on potatoes is success
full the union members say they will
boycott other articles of food and
wearing apparel. Farmers in Van
derburg county predict that the price
~ potatoes instead of coming down,
VIII go IN one farmer said that the
majority Of the farmers intend raising
potatoes for their own use emily. de-
ciining to pay 81 and S. a day for the
farm help.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14
Rheumatism Germs
Get Busy in Spring

chance for yol. to rid yourself Of
the disease.
First Of all. get it firmly fixed IN
your mind that all the llniments in
the world have no effect whatever
on Rheumatism. You may use
them BY the gallon, and rub the
painful parts BY the hour, getting
possibly some temporary relief
from the torturing pains. but you
are making no Roadway whatever
toward reaching the cause Of the
disease.
The most common form Of
Rheumatism IS caused BY millions
Of tiny disease germs which infest
the blood. The one and only
sensible treatment. therefore. IS
one which cleanses the blood Of
these germs. and routs them en-
tirely out Of the circulation. And
everyone knows that this cannot Be
done By rubbing the surface with
liniments.
This Is Why S. 5. s.. the greatest
known blood purifier is 50 success
full in the treatment Of Rheuma-
tism. It IS a powerful cleanser Of
the blood, being composed entire
" Of the extracts Of roots and
herbs Of recognized medicinal
value, and It promptly routs out
Of the blood all disease germs.
IS. 5. 5. has been used for more
than half Of a century. and it viii
prove beneficial ii any case of
Rheumatism.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14

Go to your druggist today and
get bottle Of S. 5. s., and begin
a course Of treatment that will de-
light you with its results. S. S. 5.
will remove the disease germs that
cause your Rheumatism. afording
relief that is genuine.
We maintain medical depart
ment in charge Of a specialist On
Rheumatism. and after beginning
treatment with S. 5. S. you are in
vited to write for free medical adj
vice about your own case. Adj
dress Chief Medical Adviser. l84
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14
Stiff Joints
Sore Muscles
llrnber Up Quickly Under the SootEl-
Ing, Penetrating Application OF
Hamiin's Wizard oil

In cases Of rheumatism and famo
back it penetrates quickly, drives out
soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles
Wizard Oil Is an absolutely reliable,
antiseptic application for cuts, burns,
bites. and stings. Sprains and bruises
heal readily under its soothing, pen
etrating qualities
Get ii from druggists for so cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 80 cents
Guaranteed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14
GARY PIONEER
PASSES AWAY

The funeral of Thomas E Graham,
Cary pioneer, who died suddenly at
lis home at 6s5 Adams street. Monday
afternoon. Will be held at the Holy
Angels church Friday morning. Fu-
neral services VIII be held and then
the remains will be taken 10 Mount
Olive cemetery in Chicago for burial.
He was 60 years old.
Mr. Graham was taken III wh!Ie Sit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14
An Excellent Time to
Cleanse the System
Of the Little ain
Demons

While nature is engaged in her
annual housekeeping. endeavor-
ing to eliminate from the system
the impurities that have been ac-
cumulating during the winter sea
son. victims Of Rheumatism will
find that this is a very favorable
time to rout from the blood the
millions of tiny germs that cause
this painful disease.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14

ting in Hoods Garage Monday after
noon. lie was hurried home and
died short time after reaching the
house. He is survived by his wife.
and three daughters, and a son. Frank
Graham. Mrs Bertha Rhine. Mrs Es-
telle Walker and Mrs Edna Barber
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14

he present. At the meeting they are
10 be given an opportunity to air their
views the strike and will listen to
speakers who are expected to be pres
cnt from the Chicago local
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14
WOMEN WILL
ATTEND MEETING

At the meeting Of the members Of
the Yardments Association in Gary this
afternoon, wives. mothers and lady
friends Of the striking switchmen viii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14

If you are a victim Of this
disease, why waste further time
with the wrong kind of treat
ment? Why not save yourself
needless suffering that is in store
for all who rely upon iniments
and other local treatment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14

Medical scientists differ as to
the causes of every form of
Rheumatism, but agree that
when caused by a tiny disease
germ, the only effective method
of treatment is to attack the dis
ease at its source, and cleanse
the blood of its cause.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14

suit asains Rel for malicious arrest
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-14
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New-York tribune., 1920-10-01

While on the subject of shifts many
of the coaches are saving time this
year also games probably, by this
method. Bezdek shifts Hess from the
backfeld to guard; Fisher has moved
Kane over from tackle to end. Up at
Syracuse "Chick" Meehan has seen fit
to put Harry Robertson, his star center,
at end, whore his tackling will receive
bigger play, and to move Alexander
from guard to center, which position
will probably fit the big fellow better.
Last year, even while playing at guard,
he was used as a Defensive certnr
New-York tribune., 1920-10-01
Lehigln Eleven ON
Way to Morgantown
To Play With w. Va.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, Sept 3o.-To-
night the Lehigh team started off on its
hard trip to Morgantown, Va, where
trip to Morganstown, Va, where West
Virginia will be played on Saturday.
This contest looms up as one of the
most important of the early season.
To-day torrential rain and soggy
field prevented outdoor practice. The
gym was used to practice signals and
give the men a blackboard talk. The
men are regarded as in good physical
condition.
The team will reach Pittsburg to-
morrow and practice on Carnegie Tech
Field. reaching Morgantown on Satur-
day morning.
The following men were taken along,
the first two men mentioned for each
team being the probable lineup: End,
Gulick, Wilson. Sanford and Frain;
tackles, Good, Cusick, Moorehousc and
Carlisle; guard. Mccarthy, McGinnes,
Swinton and Hoffman,; quarterbac Ks,
Buckley, Coleman and Lingle; half
backs, Harrington, Larkin and Harper;
fullbacks, Douglas and Henzelman.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-01
n. Football
Team Has Drill
With w ct Ball
Coach Cargan Gives Men
Drill in Forward Passing;
May Play the Sailors

New York University's football
squad had snappy work out yesterday
despite the storm. The Violet gridiron
warriors had a short signal drill, and
then threw the wet ball around to get
accustomed to handling it.
Gargan started the afternoon by
taking the whole squad into the gym
tor blackboard talk and dummy drill.
He explained how the plays are to be
executed, and then had the men walk
through them. Assisting Gargan in
showing the players how the forma-
tions should be worked was Bull Lowe.
of the Canton professional team. He
gave the men some valuable pointers
on interference and taking out
After the men had mastered the
plays they all went out on Ohio Field
for about a half hour. Two teams
were busy with signal drill for about
twenty minutes and spent the rest of
the time throwing and receiving for
ward passes. The men found some
difficulty in handling the slippery ball
at first. but soon became used to it,
and only few fumbles were made.
Manager Healy has been trying to
find an opponent for the Violet team
for tomorrow. He has been unable
to book collegiate eleven and has
been negotiating with some naval ag-
gregation. Two sailor teams are anx-
icus to meet the Violet machine. The
receiving ship and the L. S. S. Penn
sylvania are both negotiating for the
date, and one of them will be seen
in action on Ohio Field tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-01

Snd' S was badly outrun from start to
Happy Buxton landed the second
.raai at six and half furlongs with
M .he favorlte, Episode. This one got to
lno front in the last furlong, but tired
suddenly in the last f6ty yards and
oarely lasted to beat Gilt Fringe, which
charged down under a masterful finish
by hnsor toward the end. Rustler, the
SECOND choice, acted like crazy colt.
he ran away going to the post and
ne tried repeatedly to unhorse Hep
Mns. Finally, after propping at the
start and getting away absolutely last,
he ran to the outside fence at the
stretch turn. He was running the 9TH
orss down at the finish, though he
finished outside the money. and might
have won the brackets but for mis-
temperament.
Charles A Stonehams BiF Bang, a
l to shot, won the fifth race at a
mile in a common canter Light Rose,
the heavily played favorite of the clos
ing dash at five furlongs, took the
track at the start of the race and held
the advantage to the end. Flambette
Is to l shot, beat out Turnabout for
the place