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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
81 Charles GRick) G1anS ak

practice its acquisition demands.
and l know of no rules more useful
than these three OF four emphasized
in little notation In my journal.
Swinging the arms Independently
of the body means the weight OF the
body must not be thrown into the
shot too soon.
Questions and Answers.
Playing Shots over.
] have wager with q friend that
will make our course in 50 or less
this my first season. To improve
my game ] have been taking some
of my shots over. My friend in
sists that ] should not do this as
it delays other people. What is
your We've
Answer-You our partner is right.
You should not delay the game OF
other players coming behind YOU
merely because YOU want 20 i'm
grove your own game The rights
OF other must always be respected
particularly on the golf course.
Moreover. your habit probably
makes your partner unComforta BILE,
too. BY all means get the necesSarv
practice hut why don't YOU adopt
the solitary practice I described I'm
previous articles?
Use Your Own Judgment
have been reading your articles
with great interest. This is my first
year Of golf I should like your
opinion as 20 whether / should fol-
low the advice of my caddie when
i'm nv own mind 7 am sure he is
wrong.
AnsWer-Follow your own udg-
ment Even II the caddie We're
right, If you felt otherwise. but fol
lowed the caddies advice. YOU
would play the shot with a lack OF
confidence that would probably
spoil IL In a case like this make
"a metal note OF the circumstance
and talk 1t over with some expert
afterward. This ia the way 10 pro-
grCsS IN golf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
Extracts From NV Diary.


After all is said and done, ii is
iron play that separates the golf
sheep from the golf goats and IL is
In that part OF the game that the
professional in almost every in
stance shows his superiority TO the
amateur. The professional game.
and that OF the best amateurs. has
"A standardized quality, a high gen
eral average Of skill.
To be able to judge distance and
20 drop the ball within q reasona Bile
radius Is evidence of a great ad
vance, and. 7 would add. It also has
gone TO the creating Of that ability.
A Day On the Links.
a terrific wind was blowing this
morning, but I was glad 70 get in
my usual practice. From the golf
er's standpoint this was "A day of
progress The clubhead swing was
just what / needed. and / think the
result and steady flight Will mean a
great deal 10 that shot.
The idea Of the arms working
independently OF the body is n great
thing too and brought priceless re
suits. | recall that il was one of my
chief thoughts while playing against
Nardon and Ray, and on that Occa-
sion nv game rose 20 It's height The
throw OF the clubhead Is another
one Of the rules that proved golden
that day.
In today's practice I remem bered
particularly TO hit that four-inch
space down there. l kept my eyes
down and did not snap that follow
through too quickly.
These extracts from my diary are
a summing up, In customary man
ner. OF the results. favorable in this
instance. OF a days practice. Slight
as they are themselves, they con-
vey more clearly than chapters Of
technical instruction what "A golfer
must try TO do
One good rule we'll translated into
action is worth all the hours Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
SINGERS TO MEET
R0SELAND ECLIPSE
TEAM OF CHICAGO
Games Scheduled for Sunday
Afternoon at West
Side Park.

SmarunE from the defeat handed
them last sunday by the Dodge In
destructo aggregation. the Sinclair
basek sll team after holding daily
work outs all this week are deter
mined TO come hack with revenge
sunday afternoon az o'clock az The
Singer baseball park and redeem
themselves by taking on the strong
Roseland Eclipse teau OF Chicago
Local fans are promised a real
treat in seeing some regular hasehl.l
players Sunday as both outfits boast
Of having some big league materia.
The RoSeland Eclipse's are bring
ing with them smoky Larson for
merly OF the s.. Louis nationals and
now twirlinC for the Chicago club
Pat Mulvaney another big timer
will do the receiving behind the bat.
while Tommy Nee OF Grand Rapids
is also slated 10 appear with the
Chicago boys Joe Newkirk. the
new twirler signed by the Singer
club is anxious TO show his true
form 10 the fans and Will probably
be sent into start things or. Stacy
Bowman and 'Cappy" Moore. viii
be on hand 10 show what they have
10 offer the Chicago boys should
their services be required.
Many Stars.
Beside this coterie Of players the
Singer club announce the signing of
Blosser. a former star with the Pa
cihc coast league and member Of
the Bay city team OF the Southern
Michigan lea que. BlOSser viii be
seen I'm action Sunday on the Key
stone sack. The services OF a fast
local lad are being sought 20 NIL
the short stop position and II he Ia
landed the moral Of Sewing Ma
chine boys is guaranteed 20 be
thousand per cent by Sunday after
noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
WESTERN TEAM BEATS
EASTERNER.S At NETS
By Associated Press t:

BY A6sOC1ahd Press.
BOSTON, Aug. 1.-THE first up
set in play for the national doubles
tennis championship on the Chest
nut Hill courts OF the LongwoOd
Cricket club occurred Thursday
when Willis Davis and Roland Rob
erts. the San Francisco pair, de-
feated r Norris Williams II, and
Richard Harlem, winners OF the
Newport tournament last week. IN
straight sets in the third round.
Williams. the Davis cup team
member. was weak at the net and
his strokes were poor Davis and
Roberts displayed superior court
tactics and were especially effective
overhead.
w. r. Johnson and 6. W. Pearson
defeated ". = Hayes and r II.
Burdick. in a five-set match.
". VI. Johnston and c. J. Griffin
defeated A Yencken and l. Z. Ma
han in an Indifferent match which
went 10 an extra set.
The semi-finals vii, be played to-
morrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
ENGLISH RUNNERS
DEFEAT JOE RAY
A. e.. Hill and P. ]. Baker FIN
ish Ahead of American
Runner in Big Race.
By Assoctated Press:

BY Associated Press:
ANTWERP Aug. 19.-Engl ish
runners Thursday dethroned the
American star mile runner, Joie Is.
Ray OF the Illinois A. c. IN the 1000
meters race OF the Olympic games
IL was the second most sensational
race of the Seventh Oympia0. be-
ing just a little short Of the uills
OF the running or the 500 meters
race on Tuesday.
All the track and field compeu-
tons Thursday were held in the
rain, which varied from a driZzle 10
downpour and gave the English
athletes something of a home-like
atmosphere. They scored impress
lively two firsts. a second and a sixth
place for a point score total of l6.
Just one less than the Americans,
who won one hrst, two thirds and
one NTH for u points. Sweden was
third in the scoring Thursday, TAX
ing one second, one fourth and one
NTH place for ten points.
Upset of Day.
The big upset OF the day came IN
the running by A G.. Hill and Z. J.
Baker, both Englishmen, of Ray off
his feet While a few of the eX-
perts and trainers had expected that
Ray would have difficulty with the
high-class field, a majority of the
Americans supposed him TO be in
Vincible and wagcred on him accord
ingly. Had the adherentS Of the
Englishmen been more plentiful
they could have made what is known
in sporting parlance as d killing
in the betting.
The caliber Of the runners was
demonstrated b. the time of the
winner-four minutes, ! As sec
onds on a slow, rain-soaked track.
This time was only six seconds more
than the worlds record.
Ray, who finished in eighth place,
was censured after the race by some
OF the athletic authorities for his
tactics against the classy field. They
maintained that instead of trying to
set the pace from the start, Ray
should have reserved his energy for
a fast sprint near the end. Wheth-
Their this would have proved success
ful against such men as Hill and
Baker is doubtful, but as il was Ray
proved unable To pace the field for
the first half Of the journey and
jump it in the second half. for he
faded away when the test came, fin
ishiEg among the also rams.
Forced to Quit.
NJ L. Shields Of the Meadowbrook
club of Philadelphia, who finished
third. J. J. Connolly of the Boston
A. A. and the other Americans ran
back with the field most of the way.
COnnolly's efforts to come up after
Ray faded away proved killing in
view of the hot pace. and he was
forced 10 quit. Shields. who had run
we'll back, came fast at the finish and
was fast overhauling the two tired
Englishmen at the tape. II was one
OF the best races the American spec
tators had Witnessed for years. al
though IL lacked the sensational fea-
lures of the 500 meter event Of
Tuesday when Hill defeated Earl Eby
and r. G. y. Rudd.
?. T. RYAN OF Lou Shrn Isvceum
Vow work won the hammer throw
o T IND 81 Sv-eda1 was second and
y Ro-0eft 81 CHICAGO A. Q third
NJ. r N1cCrath Now York s. 2. was
vlac0d ffth ~ reason - h'z throw
IN .ho TuoUfving round. re was
suffering f-or~ bod knee and did
not con, 0a+o T-'1ursdov
Mako Good Showing
y tNo ouaNfvinr events Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
BrelUerS Knock OkHe
Out of Box and Yin
BY Associated Press

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Aug 1e-
Milwaukee made a clean sweep Of
the series by taking Thursdays
game 10 4. Okrie, who was knock
ed out OF the box Wednesday was
batted hard in the early innings.
Miller was wild but kept the Nisi-
tors hits well scattered while two
double plays helped him out OF
tight places. Score
Toledo ....O1O 600 O12-4 II 3
Milwaukee ...123 600 02x-S Il ]
Okrie, Nelson and Woodall: Mil
Ter nd CASTOR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
UNITED STATES TEAM
LEADS 1T OLYMPICS
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press;
ANTWERP. Aug 19-The total
scores in the athletic events-track
and held-at the finish or Thurs
days program in the Olympic sta
dunn were as follows.
United States. lis points. Fin
land. 40; England 40' Sweden. So
France 10. South Africa. 9 Italy,
:: Canada :. Norway. 3. New Yea
land. 3 Esthonio, 8 Czecho-Sl
vakia. s Holland. 2 Belgium
The scores for England. Holland
and Belgium include respectively
three. two and one point won in the
tug OF war Wednesday The Amer
lean and Italian teams. which fin
ished fourth and NTH in this event.
were not entitled 10 any point under
the scoring rules.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
Preference 10 GcOrgcs.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 10 - Ha--
rinRton Court OF Los Angeles, and
Harry Berger will leave here imme-
diately on "A walking trip to New
York. The walk was suggested by
Mike Bernard. manager OF a local
theater. who waEered that the two
men could not reach New York in
four weeks. a bet OF $1,000 was
placed Court who Is connected
with a film company. and Berger,
who is vaudeville actor. viii depend
entirely on their talents during the
strcll, 10 pay expenses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
HUTCHINSON WINS
WAY INTO FINALS
81 Associated 20 :

CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-Jock Hutch
inson of Chicago, Harry Hampton of
Richmond. Va, George Mclean of
Great Neck. y. Y, and J. Douglas
Edgar of Atlanta. GO. Thursday won
their way into the semi-fnals Of the
championship play OF the Profess
sional Golfers association.
Hutchinson defeated Louis Teller
Of Boston 8 and g. In the third
round, and Friday will play Hamp-
ton. who Thursday downed Clarence
Hackney. Atlantic City, 4 and g.
The other semi-fnal match will
be between Mclean and Edgar. Nc
Lean Thursday defeated Peter
O'Hara Of New York after going IS
holes. Edgar defeated Bob Mac
Donald Of Chicago, 3 and 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
TERNANDE.SOBECKI
TEAM WINS MATCH

Vermande and sobecki quafhed
for the hnal IN the doubles OF the
city tennis championship tourna-
ment yesterday afternoon by defeat
ing Coach Rockne and Harrington
Of Notre Dame at the Leeper park
courts Award and Beyers meet
Willis and Martin for the elimina-
ting match for the finals this AFTER
noon al the Leeper park courts The
inal match will be held al Howard
park Saturday afternoon st $50
o clock. the winners Of todays games
playing Nermande and Sobecki Sat
urday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
THREE YANKEE MEN
GO TO CLEVELAND
FUNERAL SERVICE
Entire Cleveland Club Leaves
Thursday Night for Chap
mans Home.

NEW YORK. Aug 1s.-Cleveland
made ~ tao out or three by defeat
ing New Work 70 .. The game
as slow despite The fact that II was
q pitching duel between Caldwell
md ShaWkey. Babe Ruth made his
frrty third home run OF the season
in the fourth inning, hitting the
ban over the right field stand. The
Cleveland players and Lewis P1pp
and shore Of the Yanks went TO
Cleveland Thursday 10 attend the
funeral Of Ray Chapman. late
shortstrp ~ rhe Indians Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
Columbus Makes Clean
SlUeep OF Blues Series
BY Associated Press

~ Ass0Ciated Ire6s=
KANSAS CITY, No, Aug 10
Columbus made clean sweep ~
the series with Kansas City Thurs
day BIZ winning 7 70 I. Tho visitors
won the game in the ear\ innings.
Priest Hickey Of the American .as-
ISOLATION attended the game Score
Columbus .122 200 600 10 .
Kan. city 900 600 o0I-1 g
Sherman and Kelly; Ames and
Songer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
INnIANAPOLIs. Aug. la.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 10. - The
Indiana Federation Of Farmers as
Sociations viii open a membership
drive here. with the expectation OF
having 10000 members by Novem-
Der. This mem bership would place
the state federation IN first place In
the national standing. Plans for
the annual convention OF the Farm
Bureau Federation 20 be held here
December s are also being consid-
ered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
CINCINNATI WINS
IN OVERTIME GAME
Defeats Brooklyn 3 to , After
Grimes is Exhausted
bv the Heat.
Rv Associated Press

CINCINNATI. O., Aug. l9.-The
Reds strengthcd their hold on first
place i'm the National league by beat
ing Brooklyn, their nearest rival in
an exciting Il inning game Thurs
day TO .. Ructher and Grimes
pitched shutoUt ball for seven inn
ings. Grimes was exhausted by the
extreme heat and was relieved by
Galore after ten innings Score:
Brook 600 600 90 90 o. Is .
Cin 600 coo O2O GOO Is Il q
Grimes, CadOre ard Elliott; Rue
thor Saller Ring and Mingn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20

WASHINGTON. Ind. Aug 1e -
TWO years 20 Miss Ethel Davis, then
assistant postmaster al Mt. Vernon.
wrote her name on the inside OF
mail pouch. The name, when dis
covered by Z. ". Greenwood. led 20
corresDondence by Greenwood with
Miss Davis with the result that wed
ding announcements have been re-
cel1 cd here telling Of the marriage o.
the couple.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
WILLIAMS TRIPLE
WINS FOR PHILLY
Leads Off in Twelfth Inning
With Solid Three
Base Knock.


PITTSEURG. Aug 19-PhiladeI-
Phia defeated Ptttsburg in a II
inning game here Thursday to ..
Williams lea off the twelfth with
a three bagser and scored Oh Ham
1lton's wild pitch A pass. "A single
and double followed. which aided
by Hacffner' wild throw, scored tU o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20

Two base hits-Ruth, Wambs-
canss Three base hits-Iamteson
BOdie- Homo runs. Ruth, Smith.
Sacrifices - WambSganss, Caldwell
Errors-SrRney Ward. Left on
bases-C1eveland s. New York. 4.
Bases on balls-On Caldwell. T.;
off Shawkey 3. Struck out-bv
Caldwell. ; by Shawkey. 3. I'm
pires-Connolly and Nallin. Time
Pro
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
None out when winning run

EaJleQ Tor kuether IN STU.
Eroonlyn . 600 GOO O20 600 %
Cincinnati 600 600 020 600 Is
Two base hits-GrOh. Wingo. Nv
ers. Miller Three base hits-Kii-
duff. stolen ba ses-Roush Myers.
Crimes. acrifices-Grimes. Dun
can. Errors-Nillcr. Elliott Dou-
BILE plays-Sicking 20 KOpf to Dsu-
bert: Kilduff 20 Olson TO Konetchv.
Left on bases-Brooklyn Il; Gin
cinnau. 3. Bases on balls-Of Rue
Their. o. of Galore. I. Hits-On
Ruether. III S innings; of Sallee.
2 in Is. off Ring. I'm 32-3 in
nings; off Grimes. in 10 innings:
off Galore. 2 I'm innings. Struck
out-by Ruether /. by Ring 2.
Winning pitcher Ring. Losing
pitcher-Cadore. Umpires - Quig-
ley and O'Day.
ley and O'Day. Time-2.37
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 10. - The
actual condition Of schools through
out the state Will be explained %
represe natives OF civic bodies az a
Better Schools in Indiana" confer
ence which J.. y. Hines. state super
intendent OF public instruction has
called 20 meet ar the state house
Monday Aug. is. plans viii be made
az the conference for creating pub
lie interest IN needed improvements
IN Indiana schools through a state
wide campaign among school pa
irons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
LEONARD ALLOWS
BUT THREE HITS
Detroit Tigers Win Final Con
test of Series by Excel
lent Hurting.
By Associated Press:

BOSTON. Aug 1g-I.eonard held
,iostcn 10 three hits THURSDAY end
p, trcit ,yon the final game Of the
s,-ie-. 4 70 q. Detroit hit Bush hard
hut two double plays helned mater
iaflv 20 keep down the score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. t. 49, An
amen inlen- 70 the state roClstrats on
law. which permits voters TO register
by blank without going 10 the place
Of registration. Il regarded flNCra b1 =
by democratic and republican state
and county organizations as a stlln-
uius 20 "A lager registration.
This amendment. which brOadens
the provisions Of the old law. permits
the general distribution OF registra-
ton blanks which may either be
mailed 20 the county auditor or de-
hvered by any person who cares 10
do so 70 the precinct reg istration
place after being properly filled out.
Thus the lack OF interest displayed
hy voters who have not sufficient
time 20 register - overcome Blanks
VIII be placed in the hands OF pre-
cinct workers who will see that they
are properly filled out and delivered
20 the registration places.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20

Two base hits-ShOrten. Young.
stolen bases-Co5b. Young 2 Sac
rifce hits-McInnis. Errors-O.
Bush. Schang Double plays-Scott
70 McInnfs: Hooper 10 McTnnis.
Left on bases-Detroit. s. Boston
s. Bases on baTls-off Leonard 2;
Bush. s. Struck out-by Leonard
. Bush. T. Umpires-Evans and
Dineen Time!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
CARPENTER AND
LEYINSKY FIGHT
AT EBBETS FIELD
International Sporting Club
SAYS Public FavOrs
Carpenter.


NEW YORK Aug. 19.-The In
ternauonal Sporting club reports
signing Of a contract for a 15-round
decision bout between Georges car
pentier. European champion. and
Battling Levinsky. world light
heavyweight champion. 20 be held
at Ebbets held. Brooklyn Oct. u.
The agreement which was con-
cluded secretly several days ago. was
signed By Jack Curley. the boxing
promoter. acting for Francois Des-
champs. manager for the French
champion. and Dan Morgan. acting
for Levinsky. The amount OF the
prizes 10 be offered and whether the
bout will take place in the afternoon
or at night Will be announced later.
Preference 10 Georges.
Officials of the international
Sporting club said Thursday that
they were offering the Carpenter
Levinsky hght in preference TO a
proposed meeting between world 8
Champion Jack Dempsey and
Knockout" Bill Brennan, who re-
Gently signed 10 night at some unde-
termined date. A QUESTIONABLE sent
10 the clubs mem bership showed re-
turns favOring the appearance Of
the FrenChman by a majority OF ap-
LroXimately five 10 one.
Ebbetts tield, where the contest Is
to take place. has a normal seating
capacity Of 10000. but the pro-
moters declared that arrangements
were being made TO seat 10000 for
the exhibition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
CHIEF BENDER HURLS
NO HIT. NO RUN CANE
Nv Ahsnriated Press :

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug. IL
Chief Bender. one-ume star Fitch
err OF the Philadelphia Americans.
and now manager Of the New Haven
club of the Eastern league. pitched
a nO-hit. nO-run game AGAINST
Bridgeport here Thursday. only p
men faced the tall Indian in nine
innings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
America. League.
Chicago Philadelphia two games
ostpOned-rain1
81. Washington (rain)
Detroit I Boston O.
Cleveland 2; New York 2
National League.
Brooklyn . Cincinnati 3 (i3 innings)
Philadelphia B; Pittsburg = (l2 In
nings.)
Boston St Louis (rain.)
No others scheduled.
American Association.
Columbus z Kansas City /
Toledo = Milwaukee s
Southern Association.
Atlanta. 3; Memphis, T.
birmingham. I Chattanooga
Nashville, o; New Orleans. 2
Three-I.
Peoria. 3: Terre Haute. s.
Bloomington. .; Evansville. g.
Cedar Rapids. g. Rock Island 4
Cedar Rapids, /; Rock Island, o. q
Rockford, 3; Moline. q.
international League.
Jersey City, 3; Rochester, 1 list
Jersey csy. 7; Rochester, q. Second
game.l
Syracuse, o; Akron. 4.
Reading o; Buffalo. l.
Baltimore. 2; Toronto, 7.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
ChtAgo at philadelphia.
St Louis at Washington
Cleveland at Boston
Three games scheduled
National League.
BOSTON at St Louis
Brooklyn az Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at Ptttsburg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20

Odor Bros. Contractors and Build
ers. 1892 8 Franklin st Lincoln
sI47 ST5O-51
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
and Graham

TNEIANAPOLIS. Aux. IT, Or. T..
L. NOrthOp. state veterinarian. has
received "a request from r. \ Abbot.
Of Atlanta, Georgia. for a copy OF the
state livestock sanitary commission
law. which bids fair 10 become "a
model law for parts OF the country
other than Indiana Mr. Abbot said
that he wanted a copy 10 ruide him
in framing such a law for Georgia.
A copy OF this bill has also been
requested by the University Of Mis-
souri, and X. Yauada. commissioner
Of the japanese government. who is
studying livestock in this country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20
WASHINGTON WINS
SENIOR HONORS
Defeat the Studebaker Indoor
Baseball Team i'm De-
Gliding Contest.

Washington school won the senior
indoor championship Of the city
Thursday afternoon at she j. O. oil
yer field by a score Of g To o. smith
OF the Washington outht was too
strong for the Studebaker boys. fan
ming six and allowing but two hits
during the six innings that he work
ed
other features of the game we're
a pair OF fast doubleplsys by the
Washington youths. At no time
during the game was the Washing
ton crew i'm danger of being scored
upon Smith was air-tight I'm the
cinches Buck OF the Studebakers.
hurled a good game. but the team
behind him failed 10 produce the
necessary bingles. Sc0r-.
Washington .120 600 Gt0-s o
Studebaker 600 600 900 +
Herman. Smith and Stenee, Buck
and Graham.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-20

v NO ouarfvinr events Thursda
The Jasper news., 1920-03-11
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The same standard Of purity, strength
and excellence II maintained in every
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II Il scientifically compounded from
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It is not = stimulant and Il taken in
teaspoonful doses.
It is not recommended for everything.
II il natures great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and blad-
der troubles.
A sworn statement Of purity is with
every bottle Of Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp
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II you need q medicine, you should
have the best. On sale at all drug stores
In bottles Of two sizes. medium and large.
However. IL you wish first to try this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
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mention this paper.-Adv.