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FROM COAST
TO COAST
4 Remarkable Chain of Home Testi-
mOny. And Port Gibson Adds
Its Voice to the Grand Choir
us Of Local Praise.

Ap FuASC " tAS VI dhu NuuA-
us Of Local Praise.
From north to south, from east to
west:
In every city, every community;
In every state in the Union
Rings out the grateful praise for
loans Kidney Pills.
$4,000 representative ~eonle in ev-
cry walk of life
Publicly testify to quick relief and
lasting results.
And it's all for the benefit Of fellow
sufferers
In this grand chorus of local praise
Tort Gibson is well represented,
Well-knOwn Port Gibson people
Tell Of personal experiences.
Who can ask for better proof Of
merit?
=. G. Foster, Jr., prop. Of meat mar
ket, Main St says: IA few month
apo my kidneys got out Of order. NV
back; was aching pretty badly through
ny kidneys, and in the morning when
first got up it would be so lame /
could hardly straighten. | was ad-
vised to try Doan's Kidnev Pills and
got a supply at Joseph's Dru~ Store.
One box Strengthened nv kidneys up
al right and cured me in hurry"
Price. 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-Ret
Doan'g Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr Foster had Foster -Milburn
Mfgrs., Buffalo. NJ Y.
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THE OLD LADIES' HOME.

Again our generous people have
responded to our call for donations
for The Old Ladies' Home. We have
sent check Of $l19, more than we
usually collect. If there are others
who desire to contribute (but failed
to get their donations in this check
they can send donations to the Port
Gibson Bank and get credit.
Mrs. Mary Fuller assisted me in
this collection.
In the name Of the old ladies we
thank you.
MRS. D. H. SMITH,
Sec'y and Treas
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The sheriff and superintendent Of
education are arranging to exchange
offices, made necessary by the crowd
ed condition Of the sheriff's office
The room occupied by the superin-
tendent is being calcimined and excel.
lently arranged for the use Of the
sheriff. It is roomy and attractiye
and will be great Improvement over
the old Office.
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NnTICE

The Board Of Supervisors Of Clai-
borne County, Mississippi, will receive
until two O'Clock P. M. on Monday,
the first day Of their regular Nav
Meeting, 1920, of said Board, bids for
building o concrete bridge over Grif-
ms Branch according 70 plans and
specifications on file in the Office Of
the Chaneery Clerk.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
B. H. MOREHEAD, Clerk.
BY w. Y. HUGHES, d. c.
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COUNTY TO HAVE AN
AGRICULTURAL AGENT

The board of supervisors has appro-
priated S24o0 with which to nay for
the services Of an agricultural agent
for year. The board has given the
government agent sixty DAYS n which
to select a proper man, and, Il the man
selected is not satisfactory I'd tbe
county, the board may terminate tho
contract within four months.
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NOTICE

The Board Of Supervisors of Clai-
borne County, Mississippi, win receive
until two o'clock P. nj. on Monday.
me first day Of their regular May
meeting, 1920, Of said Board, bids for
building concrete bridges in District
-Four according to plans and
Speclti atoms en file in the office of
tie Chancery Clerk.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
3, II. MOREHEAD, Clerk
By w. Y. HUGHES, d. C.
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Ready 70 sign contracts with L.
haulers. Gilt edge proposition i0g
aS-2t TAYLOR e WERKTNc
NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR Ro,,n
ISSUE.

There will be an election bald
Thursday, April 29th, 1920 a. iIiu ~ On
fee Of the Board of Mayor and iI All oI-
men of the town Of Port Gibson 1AiIsrs W;I
sissippi, the same being the noilsHr ntls-
place, to determine whetbar oi.lg u
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen - .sie sle
town will issue the bonds ~ sail ss.9
municipality in The aggregate 81 sl,rs gag al
ten thousand dollars, the procssJs is u
be used in the improvement ana eS raS.:. q
Of the water works and electro IbSM Ils.Lt
plant, belonging to said town 1Tn. fh.
bonds will be serial bonds, mat,r;ie ine
as provided in order rassed bv ". sa;5 y;
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen a. ss;su ~
regular April, 1920, meeting. bear;n,s ,ss
interest at rate note exceeding y; y:
annually. payable
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The board Of aldermen passed ali
order allowing Mrs. NJ, w, Musgrovc.
the new police officer, a salary of $50
per month for a term of Six months.
Mrs. Musgrove has earned this sail
ary and more, and the net Of the
board will be approved BY the town
generally.
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CHAMBERL AEN,sC0UGH REMEDY

The great benefit derived from the
use Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been gratefully acknowledged by
many. Mrs. Benjamin F. Blakeney,
Decatur, ILL., writes, "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is by far the best med
icine for colds and coughs we have
ever used in our family. / gave it to
my children when small for Group and
have taken it myself" (Adv.
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FnR sALE

Double Residence, centrally located
cent
Residence aud Three Nice Building
Lots, Part Cash, balance Terms al
8 per cent
Nice Building Lot 75xt50 on Church
Street Part Cash, Balance Terms 1T
g per cent.
Rental Property is getting scarce.
Own your own home.
MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN BANK.
nl-im
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CHAAiBERLAIN.HUNT BASEBALL
SCHEDULE.

April III. Fayette at G. TT. A.
April 1890, Hermanyille at g. H.A
April 26. Southwestern Presbyter.
ian University at G. II. "A.
April 80, Jefferson Military College
al O. II. A.
May i, Jefferson Military College at
G. II. A.
May 6, Fayette at Fayette.
May 7-S, Jefferson Military College
1T Washington.
May is, Kinds County Agricultur-
al School at Raymond
May 19, Hermanville at Herman
Vile
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Two small fires this week broke the
monotony Of city life! One Sunday
night caused slight damage to the
roof Of H. Frishman's residence. The
other, which occurred this morning.
damaged a kitchin of eolored resi-
dent near Turner's store.
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skoyGAARn HERE sATuRpAY.

Skovgaard, the great yiolinist, win
be al the Female College Saturday
evening, April 10th. He viii be as
sisted By two very capable musicians,
and the occasion promises 70 be an
unusually entertaining and lnstrue-
tive one.
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Friday evening, April ninth, at
Port Gibson Female College chapel
the Hartwell Music Club will give a
Mcdowell program. The public Is
cordially invited, and especially the
Mcdowell Music Club.
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The Claiborne Bank at Hermanville
had everything in readiness for open-
ing Mondav but it was necessary for
he State Examiner TO be present, and
as this was impossible for few days.
the formal opening was DELAYED for
two or three days.
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Mr., Frank II Reid has just received
Six of the finest Hereford bulls ever
sold at the auction sale of the Here
ford Association Of this state. The
sextette has just been received
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EASTER SERYIcpe

Appropriate Easter services were
held in the Episcopal and Methodist
churches last Sunday, the churches
being decorated with flowers for the
occasion.
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Mr.. Otis Pruitt Of Newton was here
this week taking photos Of the Fe-
male College and the pupils for the
catalogue and an annual which the
institution is planning to issue.
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Car Of roofing just received.
Claiborne Hardware Company.

There We're no bidders for the Dist.
No. 2 bonds when bids were opened
r. the board Of supervisors Monday
and only one bid f. the Dist. No. /
bonds.
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Mrs J. T. Drake viii receive this
afternoon IN honor of Miss A. L. Lee
ieune who is d guest Of Mrs. f. S.
Drake
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BOOK REYIEM

Friday at four o'clock at the Ii
brary-"Raymond or Life and DEATH
by Sir Oliver Lodge. Reviewed by
Mrs. Musgrove.
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3. p Parker rendered his resigna-
ton as justice Of the peace Of Dist.
No | % the board of Supervisors AZ
its meeting this week
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a registered Hereford bull belong
ing To Mrs Ruth Burch was shot and
killed by some one hunting in her pas
ture recently The animal was val
ued at $3.50.
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New Spring and Summer SAMPLES
for Tailor Made clothing-now Is the
time to get just what you wish in
your light weight clothing.
G. Z. MORRIS.
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La France Washing Tablets save
time and Labor.
G. f. MORRIS.
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Dr. G. = Simmons reports farm
work in his neiFhhorhood very back
ward, though farmers are hard at
work ID an effort 70 cnteh np
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divers Improved Riding Cultivatol
for sale by
The Claiborne Hardware Co.
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James q Graham, Weber and Buck
eve Farm Wagons, full stock.
The Claiborne Hardware Go.
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Fresh Garden Seed, Seed orn, On
ion Sets, Seed Potatoes, Rape Seed
G. E. MORRIS.
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PIRELY PERslNLL

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Tho two bridges In thc Tillman
road we're Ill to q q Little Monday
by the board u supervisors FOR the
sum of $3.50
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0lrer's lmprgset gIaiHg t'ultiyator
for salt 81
IhF Claiborne Hardware CO.
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divers Improved Riding Cultivator
for sale by
The Claiborne Hardware Co.
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Royal Society Embroidery Patterns.
q. Il. MORRIS.
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Ftg aie hg
The Cla Gr Ca
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Knox Hats sizes ~ to IN s4.5o
G. E. NORRIS.
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Mr.. P, II. Wilkinson II New Or
leans was a Port Gibson visitor last
week, He had come with his family
70 visit Mrs Wilkinson's mother ii
VicksburR.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. b. Patterson Of
Hankinson have been in Vicksburg
for several days, the latter having
suffered o painful operation. She
is improving and her friends win Be
glad 70 know that she expects To re-
turn home at an early date.
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FOR sALE-15 H. P. Fairbanks
Morse engine, Grist Mill, Ensilage
Cutter, Wheel Cultivator Disc Har-
row, Moving Machine, all in first class
condition at bargain prices. Apply,
P. KILLINGSWORTH,
Red Lick, Miss.
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STD Coos Flour
c 4 MORRIS
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As usual Easter was accompanied
by a cold snap. The thermometer
registered 81 degrees Monday morn
ing, but the high wind prevented
frost
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Mr. Warren Harwood, now residing
in Arizona, Is visiting his mother,
Mrs. c. p. Harwood This is his FIRST
visit 70 his old home in many years.
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Mr st L EarHE Nrrais
ARRIVED lHE week @ m Eaa
yiste5 hs ane &r Hr
8; Pbtnsan
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NE. Il. n Foalo. after 4 YlAt III se
eral weeks te hi friend NV I
Jones, ieft thiF wett f5f his nom at
Boston. Mass
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Mss f4tA & ievg II Epea8Ur tcf
ueek win hf1 Esir Mr Dish-
Rroor r HAf Times p.s5tat asr
HefmAny3lIe
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Mrs Kate Kennard 0den II Yazoo
City Is visiting her old homo, tie
guest Of her uncle and aunt, Mr ard
Mrs, c. s. Kennard.
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Mrs. Emma Lum of Reeky Springs
has been IN NickFbuFg With her
daughter, Mrs Patterson, for the
past ten days
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ftt n Il Burton H at5.a4rE tht
State Sgnahy set Gge5tiC at
Gufpaft Hs III ia TIE gr
An address
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-19

run across the West Virginia line
and there raise 70 a standing posi-
ton on his shoulders a slightly built
quarterback. A forward pass was
thrown right into this quarterback s
hands. II was so high that none of
the big team could stop it, When
the quarterback caught il he fell TO
the ground for a score
Deception is the base OF much
football. harvard used IL perfectly
when Brickley noted drop-kicker.
was captain. Brickley would be
called back near Yale's goal appar-
emily 20 try a drop-kick. Instead
forward pass would be used. It
nearly always succeeded. one could
go on citing hundreds of instances
of this sort of thing in football. but
IN every case the pjrincple is the
same. Coaches do work overtime
figuring out how they can fool the
opposition into believing one thing
is coming and then catch them off
guard with something entirely oppo-
site. But when YOU reckon on the
number of such tricks that succeed
IN the course of a season the per
centage is so Overwhelmingly in ia
VOr of the defence that il is a most
discouraging task TO place depend
ence on plays Of this nature. That's
why a sound system of play wins
out nine cases in ten. and why big
teams are apt 10 stick closely TO
sound football.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-19
FOUR HOT EVENTS
AT ATLANTA RACES
Grand Circuit Opens in South
With Fast Contests
John Henry Wins.

ATLANTA. On. oct. 1S.-The
opening OF the Lakewood track here
Monday OF the hnal week OF Grand
Circuit racing under ideal weather
conditions and with the track In fair
iv good condition. brought out four
hotly contested events, three pacing
and one trotting.
John Henry bay gelding and n
consistent winner this season. the
property Of Thomas W Murphy. took
the 2:05 pace. winning the first and
third heats. his best time being
2:O2A The PIP pace went 10 Capt
Mack. a brown horse. in straight
heats. while the third pacing event,
fer the 2:2O class. was won by Nellie
:. bay mare owned BY c. G. Eng
lsh. Of Rome. Ga, and Iiloted by
George Stiles II took four heats 20
decide the race
In the trotting event Of the day
open TO the 2:09 class z. Colorado,
bay horse. owned by the Cox sta BILE
and driven by Cox. won by taking
The first and third heats Summary:
2:O5 Glass Pacing; Three Heats.
Purse $500.
John Henry, b 3. by Wtlkoe
DIARY Cox ................ /
Hal Malone. b e. by Prince
Argot-Hal (Childs) .... ? .
John r. Braden. h h, by John
R Gentry CThomas) ..... 3 3
Esther r. m. by Baron
Ward King Murphy 49,. 4 4
Time 2:O21a 2:O4ta 2:O2i4
2:12 Class Pacing. Three Heats.
Purse $1,000.
Capt. Mack. br h by The
Bondsman (Cline) ....... I
~
Hedgewood Boy MARTINI 3 . 3
Cherry Willis. br m. by Peter
the Great. CStokes) ..... > 8 8
IT, IS. w. &. by Woodland
Boy CW. l. Adams) ...... 4
Time posi-; 2:05is; 2.O5i4
200 Class Trotting. Three Heats.
Purse $1,000.
z. Colorado, b h. by Colorado
F., COX ........... .-.......... ! : i
Buston, h. by Bingara (Mc-
Kellar) ....-... ........- ?
Black Diamond. blk h. BY
O'clock Erwin ....-..... : 5 8
Oscar Watts e by Gen.
Watts Clyde ..-.-...... 5 1
Dorothy Day. ch 6. by Peter
the Great (HaiD --....-.
Time 2:1OL 2:1i L; 2:1oA
2:2O Class Pacing. Three Heats.
Purse ST 900; added Money 500.
( Nellie s. b m. (Stnes) ... %
/ Expense. D (. BY Frisco Q.
Gallagher ..-.-.....- s
IClayville Hal. &, by Hallel-
luiah Hal Armstrong; : 8
I Star Water E. by Direct
! star CToiley) .......... s 4dI
LaBelle Patch. blk m BY
Dan Patch Branch $50 5dis
American Man also started.
Time 2:10iz 2.12A. ::16ha 2:e5i4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-19
HIGH INELIGIBLES
ORGANIZE ELEVEN
Viii Scrimmage Varsity Daily.
South Bend Watches
Mishawaka.

With the Gary game out of the
way Coach Grandson and his school
football squad are looking forward
10 the remainder or the schedule
with optimistic eyes The game with
Gary IS generally considered the
hardest on the high school card and
since their Saturday victory the
Orange and Blue players are going
out 10 hgh- for a clean slate for the
season
MIshaNaka is keeping here eve on
The scores Of the South Bend games
and the fnal game. which is with
MiShaWaka looks as Il IL will be
hard.
The high mentor took his team
through an intense signal practice
on the oliver field Monday afternoon
and showed them their defects in
the Gary game. In the practice ne
corrected much of the fumblinC
that occurred Saturday and through
which Gary made the first touch
down. Passes We're also practiced.
Ineligible Organize.
The men ineligible for the varsity
eleven have formed a second team
which is 20 scrimmage the varsity
every evening in their practices. This
second team Will play its first game
next Saturday afternoon on the
Oliver held and as a preliminary 20
the Elkhart game. The second team
game Will begin about . o'clock with
the Hilltops strong aggregation
from the east side The probable
lineup for this game as announced
by the captain will be.
Left end, /. Smith, left tackle, c..
SWintz left guard. Hager; center. G.
Robertson: right guard. II. Myers.
right tackle G. Tank, right end r.
Sherman: quarterback, Pete Mellan-
der (capt): left halfback. j. Voc
dish; right halfback, J. Staples; full
back. NJ Buntman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-19
VALPO PLANS Big
INVASION SATURDAY
West-Staters Coming to Notre
Dame With Big Contin-
gent of Rooters.

Back from their victorious jour
ney 20 Lincoln, Neb., and al home
again on Cartier field Knute K
Rockne's Notre Dame football war
riors began Monday 10 prepare a
rousing reception for the Valparaiso
eleven which Will invade the Irish
camp Saturday.
Cartier feld has seen scores Of
bitterly fought football battles but
the coming OF the -staters this
week Is scheduled 20 set a new rec
ord IN grandstand competition a
wire received Monday stated that at
least 500 followers OF Valpo with a
band and organized host OF rooters
and all the accessories OF a uni
versity invasion Will detrain from
the Grand Trunk here Saturday
morning prepared 10 give Notre
Danes student body a struggle in
the matter OF adding college color
70 the occasion Preparations have
been made locally for accommodating
at least 500 visitors. Section A 10 G
in the new west side stands have
been reserved for the Valparaiso
contingent
The Seasons Sensation
Nalpo is the sensation OF the sea-
son in national football circles Just
as Centre college exploded a bomb
IN the Indiana and West Virginia
camps last year and az Georgia
Tech upset things for two seasons
before. so Valparaiso has created a
tremendous splash I'm football waters
this year This is only the second
season Nalpo has been represented
on the gridiron but she threw fair
Harvard into pandemonium by hold
ing her scoreless in the first half and
allowing the powerful Crimson TO
score but three touchdowns in the
game two weeks ago. Other oppOn-
ents have not been able 10 hold
ValpO below a so point score.
Relies on Speed.
Rockne Is preparing A system Of
attack and defense such as he used
at Lincoln Saturday; one that will
give the Irish an even chance against
Valpo's heavier forwards. The visit
Ors' line Will average 200 pounds a
man from end 20 end while the Notre
Dame forwards weigh less than $50
pounds ROckne must rely on the
fighting spirit Of his unesmen and
the fleetness Of his backs to offset
this 20 pound handicap. A bewilder-
ing aerial attack and stone wall
defense will be necessary to stop
NalLo and Rockne will spend the re-
mainder Of the week in an attempt
10 develop these two factors even
above the stage of the Nebraska
game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-19
ORPFIEU VI.

a comedy written by Edwin
Burke and entitled And Son" is
the feature Of the present vaudeville
bin at the Orpheum. Presented by
Elmer Thompson and company.
thIs is comedy Of modern bust
ness that viii appeal 10 everyone
who sees &c. There is surprise
finish that is a real delight Jack
Princeton and Lillian Watson, offer
what they term "a page from the
dictionary of slang with a strand
ed chorus cir. and a travelling sales
man as its principals. Billy Boun-
cers trampoIine novelty affords
thrills and comedy in goOdly por-
portion Thomas Potter Dunno. a
character comedian sings and tells
stories. Ezra Mathews and pretty
girl partner offer comedy patter
and song and Beagy and Claus,
agile roller skaters complete the
program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-19
Arrive This Morning for Bout With G1boat Smith Thursday Night
HITTING "WHERE THEY
AMT" WINS ON GRID
Willie Keeler's Baseball Policy Also Winner in
Football, Says Metzger Incidents
Where Strategy Settled Games.
81 SOL MFTZGER

anything
theses
grdron While
doubt the these
strenuous times order TO produce winning team there much
a
e S
certain coach believed be He
the
mated tricks and taught their his eleven exclusively BY
his eleven had
all the tricks and thoroughy schoe his eleven
of S
ling ganns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-19
armenian Committee
Discusses Near East

The question Of when the Armen-
ian people will be self supporting
was discussed Monday by Y. h. Be
shgetoor az n meeting OF the Near
East relief The work OF the Amer
leans In aiding the distressed country
came IN FOR its share OF praise, as
did the loyalty OF the Armenians
during the terrible famines through
which they passed. The county COM
mittee reported progress IN It's cam
patSn 10 aid the sufferers by none
tary contributions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-19
PITTSBURGER TO
DISPLAY WARES
TO FANS TODAY
Smith on Scene Wednesday
Springbrook Arena Being
Prepared.

HarrT Greb. PitfsburE IiEht Hea 81
weight who meets Ggnboat smith
~ Springbrook park THURSDAY night
in the most important match ever
staged IN south Bend win DE the
first 81 the two principals % arrive
on the scene. Greb Ieft PIttsbur-.
where he has been iu training last
night and viii arrive here at 10
o'clock this morning over the New
York Central
The P.tfsburrer has - full scheG-
aie for bis nrst day here Re wil
appear az the dinner OF ii local club
~ l. o'clock and NJ six win give
an exhibition at the Y IT. c. A..
gymnasium which wiz be- free 90 the
public
smith I'm Chicago.
Que fo his inability 90 secure SUITE
able training quarters here SMITH
hes concluded t0 wind uD his trliu-
tf@ In Chicago where be- 81 working
out Nith Capt Bob Roper and other
hc2vtweiehts. Pic WIN NOT come
70 south Bend .nuI "Wednesday night
on Thurs1ar morning
Workucn have started preparing
f-T SpriH gnroOt graTdsrauI lo. th.
Thursday night exhibition Th. ring
"ill De- placed directly r front ~ tho
central section Around tho other
lhree sides vsli he erected bleach .r-
oaIabio Of seating from 500 ro 500
rcrsors An immense TENT secured
fr0m Camp Custer win be 0u the
Grounds and urcparatiou- VIII De-
-ade % ra i~- The canvas shelter 0ye.
he entire arena should rain threat
enc 20 Interfere with the bin Acc
cDrdiue TO promoter En-rIDr tho