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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09

Miss Helen nwyer Of Lowell has
entered the Whiting high school.
Attorney S. & Dwyer VIII move his
family to Whiting as soon ~ their
son and daughter. AR. and Mrs L.
a.. Gruhb move into their new house
as they VII then occupy the Grubb
Gat
The case against the four Engle-
wood men. Edward F1choiz. a. r
Johnson Edward Mieras and Joe Nil
Ter was noiie pressed when the men
were arraigned in the city court on
the charge Of gambling The ar
rest was made ~ officer Bellan in the
\. Y. G. station where the men were
awaiting their train to 20 home from
work
Mrs D. r. Root wss hostess to The
members or the young ladies Gund at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks parklingE Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards. Well-KnoTn
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards for II years treated
lcores of women for liver and bowel all
nents During these years he gave to
his patients a prescription made of a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil. naming them
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. You viii
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonderworkers on
the liver and bowels. which cause d
normal action, carrying of the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system
If you have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, a hstless, no-good feeling. all out
OF sorts. inactive bowels. you take one
of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results
Thousands of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
cessful substitute for calomel-now and
then Just to keep them TT. l0c md DC.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09
HOBART

The new town board members for
the coming year accepted their Offices
at the regular meeting held Tuesday
evening. The regular meeting will
be held on Tuesday evenings instead
OF Monday evenings as they were in
the past.
The Needle Club met yesterday ar
ternoan wish Mrs Reissig
0Ir wm Halstead was taken to the
Mercy hospital at Gary Tuesday where
he viii undergo an operation.
MS Scholler and Mrs H Braken
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09

saw Up in Mabels Room in chicag
yesterday.
Are you le7diRg The Tnn&sg
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09

There are a few cases Of Chicken
Fox n town.
Hunting rabbits seems to be the
pastine of the men and boys. Some
inc rabbits are being brought in.
George Franz sold his farm last
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09

WANTED no BUY Or 6 room house
north OF lI9th street. must be mod
ern address IL Waiting NeNs 90.
lag
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 2S.--Ten Of the
big southern football teams which have
not been defeated on q southern grid
iron this season meet tomorrow In Q
football program topped Off with the
mighty struggle promised between
Centre college and Georgia Tech.
All eyes are turned toward Grant
field here where preparations have been
made TO seat $4,000 spectators, and
where several thousand more are ex-
pected to find standing room around
the side lines, 10 watch Kentucky's
s'whiriwind' eleven match skill ana
endurance with Georgia Techs golden
tornado"
While these two finished football ma
chimes meet In q game that promises
from weather conditions. crowds ana
fighting spirit TO measure up to tradi-
tionB OF what q football classic should
be, there win be four other games OF
equal importance In ranking Of Dixie
teams.
Neither Tech nor Centre has been de-
fcated this year by southern eleven,
and the contestants In the what might
be described as the other big four"
games of the day have not yet lost
game to another southern eleven.
These four games are between Au-
Columbus, Ca: Alabama and Sewanee.
at birmingham; Virginia Military In
stitute and North Carolina state at
Petersburg, Va: and Washington and
Lee and Virginia Polytechnic institute
at Lynohburg.
Two intersectionaI contests are also
scheduled. Tulane meets the Univer-
sity of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Mich.
and the University Of Virginia. which
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
THIRTEEN INDICTED
Z IN BASEBALL PROBE

Chicago. Oct. 20. - Indictments
against thirteen persons In connection
with the throwing OF games in the
1919 world series between the Chicago
White Box and the Cincinnati Reds
Will be returned this afternoon 70
Judge Charles A. Mcdonald by q spe-
clal Cook county baseball grand Jury.
II was announced by the states at
torney's office today.
Tho jury, which last Tuesday corn
pIeted the taking OF testimony In Its
five-wecks' Investigation Of the base-
ball scandal, viii hold its annual
session today. In addition to acting
on the true bills already voted, II will
begin a preparation OF its report on the
inquiry.
This report 10 expected to deive into
the baseball situation at length and
may reveal Information obtained by
the jury which has not yet been made
public. It also ID expected to make
Recommendation concerning the fu-
ture administration OF professional
baseball and TO point out ways by
which gambling and game "hxing''
would be curbed. The report will not
10 made public today, however. The
jury probably will outline certain
fundamentals OF the report and then
turn II over to several OF it's plembelsl
to complete. II probably viii be given
out some time next week.
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VOLS EXPECT HARD
BATTLE WITH ACCIES

Knoxville. Oct. 2s--( Especial. Coach
John r. Bender and Manager Herman
Schubert have left with twenty Tennes-
see gridirou warriors 20 brave the lion
In his den IN Nlssissippi. Word has
been received that the. kllssissippi Az
gies are bigger and better than last
year. Their defeat OF L. g. u, always
z strong contender amongst the s. l.
some feat and really placed the. first
blot on the l.. 8. u. escntcheon.
A. and NJ, college has nine OF Its old
men back and several new ones thar
c are real c,ass. So with the vet weather
Ing the locals In the face. ye fans who
are inclined to bet perhaps might be
wiser 4 keep q string on your pocket-
book and don't go too LIBERAL. Although
Hatcher Coach Bender has, =, place
kicker who viii be bound to give the
opponents trouble II he ever gets his
team within the 30-yard line, Then.
too, Hatcher will outpunt the best A.
and II the boys. continue ID get down
the Held as they, did against, Clemson
will have to look out. both Lane and
James ,fS are S Sitting nsl faster and playing
whole team 10 beginning to see what
football really Is and they are sizing
up their plays faster and better and
are tackling harder.
Chief Bender Is putting his squad
instead Of scrimmaging. He has not
had real heart-to-heart tussle since
the Vandy game, nevertheless his men
seem to be In fine condition and seem
to have the stamina to 70 through
very hard game. Then. too. no uni
versity team has ever scored on the
Mississippi Aggies,' as they are always
hard to beat In. their own back yard.
II win be q fight all right. but tho
1t raina II sure does .pour In Missis-
sippi, and spoils everything. Hatcber's
kicking may 20 for nauGht a well as
his place kicking. However. the chief
states that tho boys are determined to
make showing and win put up real
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battle Saturday.
South Bend. Ind.--Notre Dame will
send IT, strongest line-up against the
Army tomorrow. The undefeated Irish
are travelling eastward today full OF
confidence and with every one OF the
twenty-three men In the squad In first
class condition. Gipp and Mohardt will
g. ne halves .h Brandy at quarter and
Evanston. Iili,--rurnsr, and. and
Dahl. guard. win be the only North
western regulars out Of the game when
the Purple plays Indiana al Indianap-
oils. The team win leave for the Hoo
sier metropolis this afternoon.
Pittsburgh, Pa.--With light work.
out this afternoon. Pitt Ii all set for
tomorr0w's game with Lafayette. The
Lafayette team got in early today and
had its final workout this morning,
though there were snow fiurries over
Forbes fieid. The present line-ups Of
both teams stand. w
Morgantown. Wv, va.-Twenty- two
West Virginia university football play
ers are on their way TO Princeton to-
day for tomorrow's game. Practice will
be held at Franklin field. Philadelphia,
this afternoon and the trip to Prince
ton will not be completed until Just be-
fore game time Saturday. The noun
tAineers line-up has not yet been an
nounced. t.at u w. .st.si #atf
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/ has shown wonderful improvement IN
| the last fortnight, plays Harvard In
Cambridge. Tulane's goal line Is yet
increased and Vrginia's only defeat
rom"
| more than usunl interest. including
| those In which Mississippi A. and NJ,
| yet unheatan. plays Tennessee tIniver-
silly; Louisiana state meets Mississippi
college, and Vanderbilt plays Kentucky
state. The latter IL another unbeaten
team.
one o fthe most important state con-
tosts OF the season was played yester-
day when the university OF South Caro-
lima defeated Clemson, for the first time
since 1879. Victory was won by the
score OF 8 to 0. a field goal by Fullback
Grcssette in the first period.
Todays schedule called for four
games with Birmingham-So Southern
meeting Spring Hill. at Birmingham.
Ala. Oglethorpe playing Wofford in
Atlanta, and Furinan ana Newberry
meeting at Newbcrry. y. q.
Interest in tornorrow's Gridiron con-
test between Centre college and Georgia
Tech, which led TO 1900 reserved Oats
being sold out within few hours after
they were put on sale. was heightened
mere touay Dy preparations TO meet the
Kentucky squad which was expected
to arrive during the afternoon.
A delegation OF Athletic association
officials. students and alumni Of Geor-
gia Tech was ready to extend greetings
and local alumni OF Centre, OF which
there are . number here. also planned
to welcome Coach Moran's wonderful
team"
Reports circulated here today had It
that Red" Roberts. Centres great
full back. would not be able to play, be-
cause OF injuries suffered In the strug-
gle against Harvard last week. Minor
Injuries were suffered by other mem
bers OF the Centre eleven but were not
thought to be more serious than the
bruises from which Tech players are
described as having recovered from
during q week OF practice.
The Centre supporters, some 200
strong, are reported due here Saturday
morning, and In addition to this deIega-
ton. hundreds OF out OF town football
enthusiasts have signified their inten-
tlon Of coming to the game. With ex-
ira stands provided In every available
place at Grant field. and all these seats
already taken. the athletic officials at
Tech announced they would have
standing room around the field for sew
orai thousand ana that these tickets |
would not be put on saleexcept at the |
field Saturday afternoon.
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BAYLOR BATTLES
CENTRAL TO TIE.
Carl and Dean Petersen Score
All Touchdowns Made in
Sensational Contest.
FINAL SCORE IS IA TO IA
Cornelius Eleven Shows to
Better Advantage. Due to
Superior Generalship.

Carl Petersen scored two touch
downs for Baylor yesterday after.
noon while Dean Petersen scored
N the same number for Central. And
there you hsve the account Of The
annual clash between the eIevens
o. Jimmy Rike and "Rusty" Cor.
neiIus at Chamberlain field yester-
day afternoon IN q nut shell. The
finai score was n to ~, Peak
and Mewhorter each kicking
two goals.
the relative strength OF the two eiev-
ems from a physical standpoint. Gem
trail gained far more ground yesterday
than aid Baylor and appeared to better
advanatge. but this was due largely
e superior Judgment and generalship.
Dean Petersen ran the Central eleven
like q veteran. taking advantage OF
every possible opportunity and ham-
nlering Bayior's weakened right side
N iricesantly, while "Sisinnvs Daniels At
quarter for Baylor showed family
judEment upon innumerable occasions.
Centrai's second touchdown was the
direct result Of Daniels falling to kick
when he had i've yards to 20 on q
fourth down well IN his own territory,
while his failure 70 run Carl Petersen
with the hall Mt critical moments
blasted seevrai BAYLOR rallies.
tacuiar football and neither need make
any apologies. The AnoD enthusiasts
who crowded into the field saw as good
an exhibition OF the gridiron sport as
they can ever hone tn witness
Carl and Dean Petersen were, OF
course, brilliant figures Of the frncas
Never dld two stars live M 10 their
regulations better thnn Nd'd the Peter
sen brothers yesterday. Without them
neither team would have scored, Other
athletes hnwevere PLAYED sensational
ball. McWhqrter proved Q towhr Of
ana jackson shore for Central. The
game In detail follows:
FIkst Period.
Baylor won the toss and chose 10
kick OF 10 Central at the west goni.
Hall received McWhorter's hicioff on
Centrars 20-yard line and returned ten
yards. on the second play OF the game,
Dean Petersen rem around Bayl0r's
right end for twenty yards. Baylor then
held and Peak kicked over Bayiors |
goal Hire for touchback.
Baylor put the ball IN play on her own |
1o-ynrd i,ne and nfter gaining I'VE yards |
or three downs McWhorter kicked, the |
ball goinE to Central IN midhcld. III
Raylor's RIGHT END, placing the hall on
81 the goal posts. Peak dropped bnck |
for place kick. but Baylor binrked the |
zttempt and recovered the ball in mid
Held.
!. Baylor gained nve yards on three
'rles and McWhorter then kicked, the |
snll going almost straight up and net |
ing gain OF hut twenty yards. Peak
.tfurned the punt after two pIavs. Me-
Vhorter receiving the han on Rnyior'si
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FROM FOOTBALL CAMPS

Princeton. N. j.. Oct. 29.-Light prac.
tice marked the final workout OF the
Tigers today In preparation for West
Virginia. Murray and Keck were Out
West Point. N. Y.-Coach Daly's Ca.
diets are ready for Notre Dame. The
last practice session Thursday was
satisfactory to the coaches. Notre
Danes squad was due to arrive here
Ithaca, N. Yam Of the Cornell reg.
ulars who are in condition viii start
tomorr0w's game against Rutgers, Coach
Dobie announced today. Light prac-
tice was the order.
Annapolis, Md.--Navy will send q
Hight back field against Western Re-
Mckee and Hamilton. The latter Il
the only one who played against Prince
Chicago.--ohio's warriors arrived
here today for their battle with Chi
cago on Stagg field tomorrow. Sup
Of money along with them and are Of
fering odds Of to 8 that Ohio trims
the Maroons. II was announced that
Frank Willaman. line-smashing full
back. win be out OF the game. not hav-
to appear In the iine-Ip. Chicago 10
optimistic, but not overconfident. Sew
eral regulars who were unable to APP
pear against Iowa, q week ago because
OF injuries win bepback in the game.
Urbana, nl.-Illinois' lineup for the
game against Minnesota tomorrow will
be the same as that which faced and
defeated Michigan n week ago, II was
announced today. All the men are In
good shape except Laurie Walquist.
halfback, and his indisposition is not
likely to keep him out OF the game.
Minnesota's eleven % en- route to Ur-
bana today, but will stop Off in Chi
cago for a workout on Stage field: 1t
10 reported that Arnold Oss will be in
the lineup for the Gophers.
Bloomington, Ind.---Indiana's football
warriors left here today for Indianap-
oils. where they will meet Northwest
ern Mt the Washington park field to-
morrow. The team Ia reported In ex-
cellent condition.
Ann Arbor. Mich.-Coach Yost will
allow his assistants to direct the VOL
verines against Tulane tomorrow. The
Michigan mentor has gone to Chicago,
Whara hA will witnesa the OHM Chicagn-
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HIGGINS HOLDS JOB

New York, Oct. 2p.--Millor IIuKglns
today begins his fourth year M man
with the signing OF HurEins tho
Yankee owners announced that Ed
Barrow. erstwhile pilot OF the Boston
Red Sex. has been signed az business
manager Of the club.
The signing OF Barrow ~ business
manager Ia taken to mean In base.
ball circles here that the cx- Boston
manager will stand by Hugglns at the
helm OF the Yankees.
President FraEee said today that he
In undecided regarding narrow's sue
cossor. Harry Hooper is thought 10
DO under consideration. George w,
Grant. OF tho Braves emphaticaily de-
10 the effect that Hugh jennings will
niles report put In circulation here
lead the Boston Nationals.
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EAST BOUT PROMISED

New York, Oct. 29.--WIIIIa Jackson
and Eddie Fitzsimmons. lightweight
boxers meet In q fifteen-round bout
tonight In Madison Square Garden to
decide which Of item shall meet Benny
Leonard lightweight champion, who has
agreed to box the winner.
Before the bout, Tex Richard. pro-
moter. viii present a diamond studded
belt to Panama Joe Cans, who recantly
won the negro niddIeweight champion
ship. rt7 H 68
He must successfully defend his titis
three times to make the belt his prop
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tech CENTRE
GAME CLASSIC
Four Other Games Saturday
Bring Into Action EIevens
indicated In Dixie.
FOUR GAMES ON TODAY
plxIe Cannon saturdax,

Chattanooga W.. Carson New
man. at Chattanooga.
Tech VS.. Centre. at Atlanta.
Sewannee VS.. Alabama. at Blr-
mingham.
Tennessee VS.. Mississippi Ag-
giles, at Stnrkville. .lf.I
Auburn vs.. Georgia, at Column
bus.
oglethorpe vs.. wonord, at At
ianta.
Citadel vs.. Davidson. at Char
lotte.
Emory and Henry ". Tus-
cuium. at Emory.
Georgetown vs.. Johns Hop
kins. at Baltimore.
North Carolina VS.. Western
Maryland, ut Chapel Hill.
Florida Va. Mercer, at VAL
dosta.
v. M. 1. W. North Carolina
state. ut Petersburg.
Tulane W.. Michigan. ~ Ann
Arbor.
Virginia vs.. Harvard. at Cam
bridge.
washington and Lee w. v. r.
l., at Lynchburg.
L. 3. u. VS.. Mississippi Col
Iege. at Baton Rouge.
Vanderbilt vs. Kentucky, 1t
Nashville.
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{1i cSp0RTLDGHT
w. 0,5y GfsaHt2af7d Rice
(Copyright 1920, New York Tribune. Inc. !
THE RER0iIMn

REBOUND
Harvard Princeton fairly coming together
beaten
Of greatest OF all
We recall both looked
strong. with in
Both lines and backhelds
should
rifle in the bulk and rushing
Last fall Princeton had been tied and later badly beaten before the
scalp will remain intact through October at
November write its own slate
ONCE AGAIN
giving
the that
mistakes hardly
crimes aE& II
Is lot OF the
times enod by 1000 pounds nesh where
eight nine robust athletes rest across your chest
H.-lsn win ~ Cobbs campaign
leagues Al
great institution passing always
team
Ohio State the blue
indigo Yet with snchcomb Workman Williamson and Henderson
ference scramble #.F
quite BIT but coach such EIlery
Huntington be can't lose practically entire team get
Cogates fine material extending back
abruptly this fall but Colgate isn't
likely 70 be mark long ettt
the mind to nx worlds series.
mind working who sold out
addition being crooked the most unuttery
outstanding record with nothing else
topped many
well Which ID also the OF life at times
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s0-yard line without return.
Second Period.

second Period. ~
Aliens pass to Carl Petersen wa
wide and Baylor lost ten yards. Mo
whortsr then kicked forty yards. Cen
trail securing the ball In midfieid
Three line plays netted only small gain
2-yard line with little return.
McWhorter tore through Centrari
line for fifteen yards. but Cornelius
forwards then braced and McWhortei
kicked sixty yards. Central getting the
ball on her own S0-yard line. On Q
criss-cross play Cade tore off ten yards
and jackson then tore of ten more on
a delayed buck. A forward pass Peter
sen 10 Cade put the ball on Bnylorf
f2-yard limo. and Central rootere cried
wildly for n touchdown. Dean Peter
sen answered their prayers and on the
next play raced around Baylor's right
end for a touchdown. Peak kicked goal.
Score--CentraI, z; Baylor, 0,
Peak kicked or forty-five yards to
Carl Petersen who returned twenty-fiv
yards. Central held for downs and Me-
Whorter kicked to jackson In midheId.
jackson gained twelve yards around
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
M,GRAW MAKES BOND

New York. Oct. 29.--John J. McGraw
manager and part owner OF the New
York Giants. pleaded not guilty In the
United States district court this morn
the volstead act. on which he was in.
dicted by the federal grand Jury late
yesterday. He was held in $500 bail
which was promptly furnished.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
MOCCASINS ARE READY
FOR CARSON : NEWMAN

A spectacular contest In expected at
Chamberlain field Saturday afternoon
when Coach Sike williams Moccasins
odds favor the locals. but the Invaders
are reported to have a fast and fighting
eleven. They weigh about 1853 pounds
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HARRY cREB WINNER

Pittsburgh. Pa, ocl. Harry Greb
had a big margin in the seven rounds
Of hts ten.round bout with Mickey
shannon, Of New York. N. j., at Expo
sitipa hall here last night. In the tenth
Grcb had Shannon helpless.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
MEDITATION CIGARS

Particular smokes for particular
smokers. They satisfy because they
are all tobacco Made right, AZ nil
dealers. Clancy Scott Cigar Company,
distributors, (adv,)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29

Substitutions: Bradley-Clyde john
son for McCary. Campbell for Clyde
johnson, Chase for Million; Chatta-
nooga--SetIif for Anthony. Touch
downs---Andersona Johnson Goals from
OF periods-1s, is! 10, 10. Referee-Kel-
ley <Maryvilie). Umpire-Hail Is. M.
Al. Head linesman-Cooper (U. C.).
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
M'CALLIE VISITS ROME

McCallie invaded Rome today for a
battle with Darlington this afternoon.
Both teams were reported In good con-
dition and fast contest was expected.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
VIM NOD oet tha bad.

When you have n bad cold why not
ret the best remedy ohtRinah,e. ona
that has n worldwide reputation for
IT, oures, via, Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy. -- (Adv.)