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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
COLLEGES WILL
CLASH TODAY
FINAL GAMES OF SEAsoN WILL BE
PLAYED IN TaH EAST.
ny Few Colleges VINO Adhere TO OLD
Oustonl-Fenn-Corne - Big
Dame OF the Day.

NEW YORK.. Nov. 90 THE old GUS
tom OF playing "a" fiusl gru. Or tr-
ieot ball season ON Thanksgiving day 10
Sul. adhered Co Uy tta 90 To- 60, ii,
college aut "a result .r.errI inter
varsity contests are scheduled Tor to-
morrow. The feature game T. the meet
irA - Pennsylvania ana CORNELL at
liEuklin Field plil1deItrip
h'ir 'oruylt ana I-uusl Ivaula have
'e'n defeated ur held 70 tie games se.-
etal times this year. SEE the s4cc.s., n
lheiF seasons viii hinge TO a certain de-
gree. upon the Outcome Of the finni con-
test 90 the schedule. To date the an
n.al series lHs been ote overwhelmingly N
i"N'r or FeHust !taaii. for ia TIE 20
games played since l,3S Cornell ha- won
urt one game and tied one Ia 1901 tn
i'eg ana White r9u up e % 10 o victory
tie
As result Of past and present season
-h' Wings the Ouakers are favored 10
continue the annual triumph Ger cor
nell although 80 is conceded fhg- ~.
thhc VIII De close ana la-d foGsIt. Iu
i." 1918 Nch~1u les I~rnsvl luia and
oI Hru nave had three teams las mutual
''I'hrht~ and iu every case the guakera
nave made better record against thar
pa lcHitf eleven than cornell carlisle
!. 'te','H oIneI,, o. o., and was hold 20
.'s. 10 'orre.. DO 90 g. end Feru-yl.a1,,
q" %, ' Mi'Nihtn PLAYED hOth -caur on
-..'~edi"g Sst.r-Hss defeating mo
lHa"ers. H. 90 OBJ. a4d the ItLacanS. j.
NeNt 3D. importance 20 the Pennsylva
ma "rnel. game is the contest between
-. l""H'. Brown. with team CONSUL
erIht' below the standard 49,. t, 80
'rliif clever 80 t., providence .- IL. or
SHY, OIL" NOT Irslt 'u ..p more. fne.. b.i.t
inc l.cd Men iu r'a. enable check
'ih'r Eafr.H scheduled lu cl4t Include
rem rs lttr.I state Pittsburgh 4t ritts-
b-fFh. I.trNir q N4refrIl. t-rfr,.t .fr,.
Or .an,ds'er iaf,,ettc. DICKINSON AZ
I.A'i Do a. Er,trnll. fsa -hfuEfGr 4 L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
AT MARTINS FERRY
hIhAnos and mil Town High school,
WI Clanh This Afternoon
Fast Game Erpected

= ID i9 m readiness Ar Martins Perry
-o- me biggest foot bali game Of no
T'a.'h. Whl1h VIII Pc plyc1 this affe.
noon nu lInyle's field between she trt.t.
20 n''' team ~ that place and fH, sfr,.r,s
- tHir"e team. which Is considered ,r.
ne Hir,rEcst High school teams Il,
Tho state NJ Onto "
iI" Martins Ferry team has been I'M
ger ninr hard practice all week ana viii
20 Do iinc shape for the game fhf4 aff,--
Nhi'h VIII Do On led pr1rlrfTv ~
90 lock. in order that tho r.-'. -,,,,,
%" Iini7n"d before dark The AIIiaYr.
."im fi.l arr .c lu that cIft f.f.I ,.,lr.-..
lNF pr 10 o'clock and they VIII I. a....,..,
panied hy a large crowd ~ r1.t...
.atf evening ir NlrfIra Terrv Their.
vas held t'l 0e'shr1fIor N rho f,..
tli rams of 'l" city nrd several r..r
.'in tnd . band rar1fc1 fls street. ~
IN" CITY Hl late af night The h.ra..,.
m -e'' FOUND ready sale ga.farfa. ....r
% ..rI'HHnI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
BeliAire II. S. Players.

the Mound city eleven al the Firm
street ball park. This came nrorrle 10
be 90" ~ the hest in this section OF a.,
STATE to-day and both eidef are claiming
victory.
The Mound city team Have be.u
Strengthenea considerably ly t.oyH. star
ilShf end Of the ~ t. a. team also 8r
~ aF lor who has been pla5 no. au ~-.
'cilert game With strong .'Iis.tEp
eleven Taylor and NlDyd both e.f.l be
!pA71 ir tie game today and Manage
tuHiF' stated last evening that every
man was IN excellent corulfiou IN,
game VII be- allied promptly A. a.
" CLOCK and very large crowd is expect
90 70 attend. The Mound CITY eleven.
were out Tor practice yesterday and ali
rn"uIh er- Of the team are fIrvsd 10 he p,
TIE Fifth street park this morrirl al ...
o'clock sharp for practice.
Following IS the lineup OF both resr,,.
sLArlsfta. Moundryf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27

account ~ tho heavy rain he sou,d
H'N HI NOR" Than trf days sf REST -
,rP' TOT daily practice. and f.. team 81. tIr
10 no ."I''I r.tI.' tomorrow than al amy
l.iI'" iliN season. Coach -w.sr..trII -
h'ah'rI %" follHN.fe Lineup ms ....
-.E "fi,h Viii start fie gume Ieft
emo. Harrison. Isff tackle. Hr.sI.. I.fr
zero. HuJl's. center. R1-r-aur. -rr.t
t'aId. Martin. RIGHT fHrFIe I,-Eir'
tyi emo. Race. quarter. 'aeuowAth. ieft
ful. Stewart ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
Beilsire.


EromLt. ~ ~ 1880 Cd. clock az the Island
hai4 park Referee ~ugdcus whistle will
Sourd for the starting Of the greatest
Sane ia ~" history ~ iuicr~crola~tic
zoo. "oS "'li- ." pHnt'pSl~ ~ fhi- contest
VIZ ,e ut N.'etius ana tt"Ndir" ltlgA
sC'.ygol@, dtd Nll."Nt dotrt me best game
~ ','S "slI.' ~r'-9N VIZ ~" p4AN ed
'e.-7 l,55'i iLt 'L.i'.l"' ei t"ih4r.-
S,,ii "a 49, ',', -. a 80. ui '"Nlhs S'NNH
,,'.,-s'- 49,, r, ~. i'''.'i-N 'I'N SL.l-
a. '-'ii '''S pe''
e-d al, 80. $780,. 80 80 i.~ 49,
- ~ a,tsr.is,-.... IT, -
--l.s+l -.l, 80 80, ..,.,.. '11 ,..ss
arT a. .,.-7r. ,',,...,l.,.,
v.fre-. ia. r,.+a,
~. defeaffrr Am Of Cd. -.-,-- Hob
school teams Ir tf-- .t,. ,iF,.ii.,..
IIicl school Ina ,..rt-.T rr. tttI
SEawrIo-, .. 1re-. ,-i-rf-.., g-c,-fs.-
I4cflairs ma a.r fr. me III IN t.b.-.,.
riore q T.a-r.r, ohio 7-b,~-r,-. ~
winner of to-Ia,.. esrr.. AIN D.. ~
thampfous az rl. OHIO Vsll.,.
In Good coudittoa
Both team are reIJV fGr tho ram.
sFrer .ars-sr.- Ir..I.,,. ',r. 49,. - -.
three weeks raicti.alIt cI--, rr.,cV ~
HON ,....- 30, .....f-.. -. ~
a. g., .-.L ttf. ~ 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
BOTH TEAMS ARE IN ooop FORM
AND GREAT BATTLE B
EAEECED.

Much Interest IAN -or-od N Game Be
cause % 1905 % Waah-Jan
Contest Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
Wheeling and BeIIaire
High Schools to Clash
BOTH TEAMS SHOW GOOD PORN
AND READY TOR THR mo
BATTLE.
THE LINEUP.

Game win BE Played OIL island Bau PARK
This norning-Large Crowd
Il Expected.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
Now Rice Like Hay.

Jonesboro, Oct. 28.-The rice
planters in the vicinity of Vein
er are arranging to cut the crop
with moving machines, like hay
and have it threshed. Orders
were received by Culberhouse &
Salmons for three moving ma
chimes yesterday to be used in
cutting rice.
The recent rains have about
ruined the crop and it has fall
en- on the ground so bad that
it will be impossible to get a
binder into it and the only way
to save it is to NOV it down
and then thresh it out, getting
the most rice as will be possible
from it.
1t is claimed by those who
have late rice that it is not sc
badly damaged and should the
weather be fair for g few days
that they will be able to harvest
, it in good condition.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
FINDS FOUR
YEAR OLD BOY
Who Disappeared From Home
Five Months Ago And Has
Been With Father.
Special to Independent.

Little Rock, Oct. 29.-Archie
Fleming, aged four years, is
again in the arms Of his mother
Mrs. OctaVia Fleming, after ar
absence Of seven months. Apri.
he disappeared from the fami-
~ home in Little Rock. with
his father, \. A. Fleming, who
had had some trouble with his
wife. For a time she was very
III, grieVing for her child, and
a while was near collapse.
Fleming was located a few
days ago in Denver, Colorado,
having been indicted here for
wife desertion. A reQuisition
was issued for him by Governor
Hays, but Fleming resisted the
writ, and attempted to restrain
the Little Rock official from
bringing him. He lost his fight,
and Deputy Sheriff Lee High ar
rived at Little Rock at 4 p. m.
Tuesday with his man.
The deserted wife was at the
station to meet the prodigal
spouse, and the words that pass
ed between them were not par
ticularly affectionate. At the
sheriff's Office the child was de-
livered into the custody of his
mother, and Fleming was releas-
ed on $500 bond.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
Ducks Invade CITY.

"Quack, Quack! Quack :"
was the music to which a num-
Der of our sportsmen friends
were sung to sleep Tuesday
night, when a large bunch of
mallards became confused bv
the glare and glitter Of our me-
tropolitan city and whisked
about over the tree-tops for sew
eral hours, calling for each 9TH
er and unable to get their bear
ings.
The old boys with green heads
and their sisters of gray, who do
the most and the loudest talk
ing doubtless knew that New
port had an ordinance prohibit
ing shooting within the corpor-
ate limits and that Uncle Sam
too protected the migratory
birds after shutdown, at least in
the cities if not on the marshes
and sloughs, so this bunch in
their fright, chartered and
quacked to their hearts delight.
disturbing greatly the even
ing repose of all hunters, until
the Sandman took them off to
dreams Of great sport in the
wilds, where the rasping quack
and gutteral tones of the brakes
were as the notes of a thousand
haI'ps.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
Returns From State Fair.

DR.. E. P. Wager returned
from Hot Springs Tuesday
night where he has been attend
ing the Arkansas State Far
DR.. wager reports the fair to
be the most creditable one the
state has ever had and that 1t
would do justice to many of the
older and more experienced
states. He spoke very highly
of the farm products, and was
looking forward to the near 1u-
ture. when Arkansas would be
among the leading states IN
her stock and cattle exhibits.
DR.. wager also stated the work
with the cattle in jackson
county had about been COM
pleted and the quarantine would
he raised in a very short While.
While at Hot Springs DR..
wager met the Agricultural
Demonstration that has been
selected for Jackson county,
and who is to begin his work IN
about two weeks. 1t is then that
interest in the State Fair will
Ibegin, for our farmers are ex-
nocted to be encouraged to
send a sample of their products
Ifor. exhibition.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
May Postpone ElectrocutiOn.

Special to Independent.
Little Rock, Oct. est is
not probable that Arthur Hold
gins, the young Clark county
man in the penitentiary await
ing electrocution on November
IL, will be executed on that
date Counsel have made an
application in the Clark Circuit
Court for a re-hearing, and Will
then pray an appeal to the SUI
preme court, which will act as
a supersedeas. Officials who
have observed him, consider
that he is not mentally respon-
sible.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
Notable Wedding In Capitol.

Special to Independent.
Little Rock, Oct. pa no
table wedding occurred at |
p. m. today at the home of the
bride, in this city, when Chan
Gerry Clerk ]. S. Maloney and
Miss Eloise Lenew were mar
ried. The bride is the daugh-
ter of DR.. J. H. Lenew, one of
the states leading physicians,
and the groom has been in coun-
ty politics for a number of
years. The officiating clergy
man was Rev. Father Tobin of
St. Andrews Cathedral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney will
leave on the evening train for q
wedding tour, visiting Chicago
New York and other Eastern
points, and returning about No
vember Is, will be at home at
the Pines, 1923 Arch street.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
I enxlete Machine Arrives

Unless anfaVorable weather
continues. Evans Bros, TO whom
was awarded tn" contract for
the paving of Front street,
from Mann to Vine street, eN-
pect 10 complete the work with
IN three weeks. The concrete
mixing machine has arrived and
Is about ready for the import
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29

Without question The horses
e the Yankee Robinson circus
and TeNas Bill Wild West are
the finest ever carried with a
travelling concern These hors-
Is are all Young and Of the very
highest class. They have sever
al bIooded animals, I'LL Of which
are displayed in the horse tents
free of charge If you come to
town for nothing else than the
parade, do not fail to go to the
horse tents and view these beau
tifuI animals Attendants are
ON hand to conduct you through
the stables and no charge is
made for this service. At New
port Saturday, October 8.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
Miscellaneous Bazaar.

The young ladies of the Ep-
worth League of the Methodist
church will give bazaar on Fri
day and Saturday, November
the rs, which is not quite two
weeks off. The young ladies are
working hard to make a success,
and have solicited from the
members of the church who
promised many beautiful things
in the way Of handwork. On the
Saturday of the bazaar home
made bread and cakes will be
sold for your Sunday dinner.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29

Little James Arthur Bowie.
aged ) years, wandered away
from home Tuesday morning
about 10 o'clock, while his mo-
Their did not happen to be look
ing after him, for he sometimes
visited in the neighborhood, and
covered the whole city fairly
well before he was found on the
lake bridge by J.. w. Sharp
about 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
and carried home.
The parents were naturally al
most distracted when they could
not find him and the whole
neighbOrhOod started in search
of the little fellow. He had
crossed the railroad yards to the
ferry and after firing of watch
ing the river had gone across the
city, over the lake bridge to the
Taggart property at the eastern
limits and had returned to the
bridge and was climbing upon
the bridge railing when found.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
bfRAL BUILDING
CONTRACT TO BE LET
ember 2, Specifications Call
hg For One Story and Mez-
canine Building.

|he Treasury Department of
national government, an
|nces in this issue of the In
|endent that sealed bids will
received and opened at 3 p.
December 2 in Washington
1.-THE construction Of the post
fe building at Newport.
The building is to be one story
nezzanine style front of A.
square feet ground area,
proof construction and ex-
or facing Of brick and stone,
b tin roofing.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
Services At Christian Church.

Nh. Taylor took for his text
last evening Gods question 10
Adam after the sin Of the first
pair IN Eden, Where art thou ."
The speaker called attention
to the fact that the first thing
God did after Adam and Eve
had sinned, Was to come down
from the courts Of heaven and
seek the guilty ones to offer
them hope OF salvation.
So through all the ages since
God has put the question to ev-
cry person who has reached the
age Of accountability, Where
art thou?'
What stand have YOU taken
regarding your relation to Cod
and the Christ who died to save
YOU? is q question ever appli-
cable to the human soul.
Mr.. Taylor reminded the
Christian that Gods question to
Adam, Where art thou ?"
should be needed by those in
the church that their allegiance
to the Cross of Christ might
never Waver. To him who has
been in the church and is wand
ering from the paths of right
eousness, the same question is
whispered that he may halt and
turn back to God. Likewise. he
who has never confessed the
name Of Christ should heed when
he hears the Fathers words,
Where art thou?' and should
come INTO the told OF HIM who Is
the Good Shepherd; Him who
knoweth His own sheep and is
known to them.
These are but few of the
thoughts Of Mr.. Taylor, deliv-
cred in the eloquent and force
full way which is a part Of all
his discourses.
The sermon last evening was
throughout an earnest appeal to
all to hear the voice of the Faith
err in heaven and the call Of the
loving Savior to come unto Him
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
|Lf MILLION
|CoUN7Y'S INCREASE
/. .sessment Over Last Year
/ Total Will Now Exceed
/ 100000.

While definite totals have not
\ made for the total assessed
[,ation Of property in Jack
| county, since the Board OF
balization's work has been
lived by the court the coun-
I1ork states that the total val
Inn will now be slightly in
ess of 100000 or an m
kse Of 100000 from that of
wear. when the total was
s06.578 of which S4,87S,63l
UPON real property and ST.
upon personal.
he increase came almost en-
" from farm lands, which
L generally raised by the
I'd of equalization. The half
lion increase will yield ST.
additional revenue to the
bty and will probably wipe
all outstanding scrip.
) Newport School district,
total assessment will show
L or no increase and perhaps
Is, as many personal assess
Its were reduced and the in
Used values placed upon
Is within the district will
badly not more than offset
be personal property reduc-
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
New Schedule For Trains.

A new schedule for the Iron
Mountain has been issued, eff
fective Sunday. The only
change of Importance is for To-
cal passenger No. "a, that is
scheduled to arrive at 500, in
stead of 1905. No. Z will ar
rive at 9:06, instead of $40
No. 4, fast train, will arrive at
1920, instead of 1922. Al
other trains run on the same
schedule as before.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
A Bazaar.

The ladies of the Christian
church will give a bazaar on
Wednesday, December 17th.
MANY beautiful hand made arti-
Tcles. which will be suitable as
elegant Christmas gifts, will be
on display.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-29
Pght Wreck Blocked Passen-
ger Train.

wing to the derailment of
eral cars of the local freight
n on the Rock Island near
|ys' the passenger train was
|ole to reach Newport and
schedule for Tuesday was
pulled. No one was hurt in
freight derailment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-02
BEGIN DAILY PRACTICE
IN HIGH SCHOOL "GYM"
Tan and Blue Basketball Team vii
Open Season With Mishawaka
Dec 30, Here.

Daily basketball workouts for the
high school squad were started on
Monday afternoon. Coach Metzler
and Captain Allen put the men
through a hard hour and a half Of
stiff drill and topped this off by a
scriminage Of As minutes.
About % men appeared for prac-
tice. Forster. one Of the veterans Of
the squad did not put in an appear
ance. Whiteman and Colip are going
to give him a stiff fight for the center
position. Capt. Allen and Butcher, and
Van Den Bosch. played forwards on
the first squad with Whiteman at cen
ter, Cottrell and Staples at guards.
This squad seemed able TO wipe up any
combination or the floor.
Mishawaka will open the season at
South Bend on Dec. 20, and a return
game will be played in the Misha-
waka gym or March 4. CrawfOrds-
Vile. one Of the strongest fives in the
central part of the state last year, will
show on the local floor on Feb. IA.
.Kokomo will follow MishawaKa March
Z. The annual battle with h alumni
will be staged on New Years day.
Metzler has received word from
West Lafayette. the DOWNSTAIRS will
not be able TO play the locals this year.
Negotiations are pending for games
with North Division High Of Chicago,
Interlaken. Plymouth. Knox and
Whiting. Metzler is also planning on
trips to Chicago and Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-02
MCALEER AND STAHl
SELL OUT BALL STOCK
Reported That John l.. Taylor MAY
Again Head C1ub-Half In
terest Brought 100000.

NE WYORK. Dec. 2.-The retire
ment Of Pres. James r. McAleer and
former Manager Jake Stahl from own
ership in the Boston American league
club is declared on good authority
here TO have been effected through the
sale of their stock. a-ggregating a half
interest in the club. TO Joseph Ian
min. a Long Island real estate man.
for upwards Of 5000
The other half Of the stock is own
ed by Gen. Charles II. Taylor and his
son. John l. Taylor. and John l. Tay-
lor will probably be elected to the
presidency, from which he retired in
1911.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-02
WANTS TO BOX JACK DILLON
Charley MckinnOn Ready to Back
Brother Bill Against Hoosier.

CINCINNATI. O., Dec. 2.-Bill Nc
Kinnon. the Boston m~iddleweight. de-
parted yesterday for Boston, but hopes
to return soon. He thinks that had a
decision been given he would have
won over Gus Christie on Thanks
giving day at the Golden Rule club.
Mckinnon's style was a big hit IN
Cincinnati. Charley Mckinnon wants
TO show what Bill can do against Jack
Dillon before he is satisfied. "I1l back
Bill against Dillon for the middle
weight championship at 15S pounds,
said Charley. I'll post a big forfeit
TO prove that Bill can make the weight
and dare Dillon 10 take on Bill at l5S
pounds, which is the middleweight
limit. l know several clubs that will
take up the match
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-02
THOMAS DEPAUW CAPTAIN
Most Consistent Ground Gamer ON
Methodist Eleven.

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec, q
Gordon Thomas, left halfback on the
championship Depauw football eleven
has been elected captain of the Meth
odist team for lex season. Thomas
is a junior. has played for three years
on the eleven and is considered the
most consistent ground gamer in the
Methodist camp.
By authority Of the athletic board
10 men will be awarded official foot
ball DIS. The men who will receive
this honor are: Former Capt. Grady,
Capt.-elect Thomas, House, Seton,
Long, Gardner, Grady, Dunn. Moore,
Sharp, Thomas, AIDE, Harvey, Ander-
son, Rowan. Northway, Woodruff.
Johnson. Caffee, Corcoran and Fra
zeur.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-02
{. 4. OPENS ITS
ATHLETIC SEASON
Cubs Win II Inning Indoor
Baseball Game on First Night
of League-BaSketbaIl Play
Begins Dec. 13.

The athletic season began at the
Commercial Athletic club last night
with the opening Of the indoor base
bal league. The Cubs and Pirates
won. The basketball season will open
Dec. 13 with st. Mary's club at TT.
Wayne. while the first local game VIII
be In the g. A. gymnasium with the
st. Joseph. Mich. Athletic -associa-
.tion five Dec. 20. No other games
have been scheduled for the quintet
before the holidays and there viii
likely be none. Several contests have
been scheduled after Christmas and
arrangements for many others are
pending.
The h~ve-inning game scheduled be-
tween the Cubs and Athletics deVel-
Oped into a pitchers battle between
Hibberd and Christoph and the for
mer won. one 10 nothing. The Pr
rates had easy sailing in five innings
with the Giants. winning by eight to
two. The indoor league. composed ot
four teams. meets Monday and
Thursday. The club standing is:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-02
WANT GAME FOR SUNDAY
Budweisers TO Meet Either ShamrOcks
or :. III. Team.

Owing to Sundays rain the game
between the Budweisers and the
ShamrOcks was called off, but. may
be played next Sunday. The manage
ment of the Budweisers has secured
the park for next Sunday and is anxi-
Gus to arrange a game with either the
ShamrOcks or the S. II. team.
The Budweisers will hold regular
practice this evening at 1880 o'clock
on the hospital field.