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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25
WEST PHILADELPHIA
ON EAST SIDE OF OATH ST.

ON EAST SIDE OF OATH ST.
a. Springfield ave, 1900 block south and lust
block north of Chester ave, is located the
most, attractive row Of 2-story houses that one
can imagine
They are convenient to transportation, have
most ample and excellent hot-wqter heating,
electric lighting, with handsome fixtures, good
T T%UNiiE, ~ supStantlai hardwood floors. unusually
ezra relnements which make them perfect
illle beauties, they are, in truth THE
HOMES YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
your hearts desire in every way.
Most unusual circumstances make the price
ildlCuIousy low; we have arranged the easiest
klhq OF terms; for small cash payment a
perfect new home Is yOurs-the balance to
suit your purse.
Pay us a yist-NOW--a beautifully fur
nlshed sample house is open day and evening
come see for yourself how much more sensible
" Is TO take advantage Of his opportunity
than TO continue renting al old-fashoned,
uhaltraCtiye home. We await your call.
Spruce 1871. 1921 WALNUT ST Race 1925.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25
TYPEwRITEEs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEWRITERS RENTED
NONNlSIBLE-4 MONTHS, IS
-. XISIBLE--3 MONTHS 81
FAGPQRRY REBUIIT TYPEWRITERs
$50 CHESTNUT ST. WAL. 2549. MAIN 323
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25
UPHoLSTERING

WE MAKE your old parlor suit equal TO new:
first class workmanship guaranteed at lowest
prices slip covers 9Oc up. A postcard will
bring our rep. with samples day or evening
PHllIA. UPHOLSTERY Co, 1924 n. I'd. Phila
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25

HELP WANTED - Young
man attending a school or
university to work evenings
In a newspaper library; a fine
opportunity for one who is
working way through school.
Answer in own andwrlting,
A 1913, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25

500 bO--VICTROLA VI
Victrola vi Including 12 selections C6-l0" d.
+, RecordH), This ls beautiful golden oak
Victrola with latest improvements: can be paid
Is cents weekly. Call write for complete
HEPPE's UPTOWN STORES,
Cor. 9th and Thompson SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25

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SSss ss si 'a q 2sSs lsa s'sSs n ss ''" '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. SILVER, PLATINUM. false teeth.
diamonds and precious stones bought; highest
cash prices paid. Modern RehninE Company
1b1 >. llth st. Bell phone, Walnut e650
OLD GOLD PLATINUM, DIAMONDS. PAWN
TICKETS fuRCHASEp; BEST PRICES
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum. plated ware. old
et1le .leHeisfs. teeth plates bought tor cash.
Eat 1slf' y Z. CLARK. rsnner' soI sansonl'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

that crowd Ia be terribly afraid. +"
Mrs. Knight shook her head obviously.
Say. she's got Tou doing Il. too.
why. they don't take q chance. Cold
berg handles the legal end. and his
brother IS in the legislature. But that's
not al. Melcher's partner in his gaia
bling house is Inspector Smell You
can't beat that"
"Just tine same I'm frightened azld
this 5su-t honest / wish she would
listen 70 Robert wharton
James wfnked meanIng.y leave
that 70 me She's going 10 Efocf3r's
with ne tonight. Maybe he'll Join rs
But meanwbil we've got Mer6le for
some quick money Of we work him
right I'm Off for Czo,5y's office now
III meet you at three
When Jim appeared. dressed for fbe
street. he gave bit Of parting advice
Better lay on the Mysteries when
she wakes mp. Itu make it easier for
me tonight"
Laretei found her mother visihlv mp
set bv the story IN the mornings
newspaper.
You told me you only went TO sup
per with that man. 3Grs -gbr cried.
tragicallv INSTEAD oe that you two
were off fin the country together all
night Here's the whole thing Sine
braudtshed the paper dramatically
''We1l. told you q lib. But there's
no harm done
Harm. indeed? You're ruined.
never read anything more disEracefut
aaronFr show FL ta Peter-Lt would
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

Tuesday for Lake Geneva. where tbs-
Will erI0v a several days outing a.
attend the y M. G. Al coaterenra
Mr.. and Mrs John Martin as5
little son le1t Tuesday fer Ottawa If
where they viii make o several 7arst
visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs VIII CunaInebar p.
turned home Monday from 8I8nmar,s
where they had been visiting a FAM
days.
Michael Rush was a business vis
itor i'll Gaiesburg TUESDAY.
Mrs. Grosseuherger returned to bs-
home ia woodruff Tuesday after
visit jn this city at the home of DR.
and Mrs J. n Davis.
Mrs. & f. Bolton and aagnb.s-
BeuIah went 10 Alpha TUESDAY to viss.
with relatives
James Long and wife left Tuaz4s-
for their home in Des Ho.laa. low
after q visit IN this city It the n1rs
Of Mr. Longs sister.
First Lieutenant RALPH G. Ee7rr,
arrived here for short visit ufte
friends MIR Fenuey gained his oar
mission at the Fort Benjamin Vsr-t
son. tIud3 camp. He MAS farma-1,.
the athletic director ia William ana
VashtI college.
Bryn stein was i'm Rock Island
Tuesday
Miss Doris Harvey OF Jov is vfst-
ing this week at the home OF rala.
tives in this city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

I0o1f-a0aa Next saturday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22


+ IT means So much ta all Of MS r7 have
you settled RIGHT asvav Peter zs Fash
ing every day: Sim is going t5 thu dogs
.1r -. -- -
41.- -s.1 a.'L eas 9.
40. "0t-- &.i- ne AAea, az
-lS ----,-i ia3ga care about nay.
49,. 7--i..- - Io'e.e~s wear
--..,. "a ,-- IONS IT l-1-
So 49, "l.' ana
......--..... - -'-e 9'-'eA-
..lr.--.-- 7- --..
'il-
nam our or ---s- de-
-. .l --'....'..' mes 100 decent 10 have
~ -'-7@sd upon NM
'.' reason a 3t.1Fef WHY 1e
..'-4..l.--.. lezI1o-t@. Die ioF nay
he 4.~sl-- ---,.- -... .l'-.&l @@S rom
go - 100 -..- . 1i.'i-@- 'L -'is-
-. ~.,. e.i i'-~ ..+4s D'e"hLas- Z
nina /. =1l some air
as soon al s,'e was our ln the street
, -..-,'l 70I'l'. arg -ll2. n5agilF-
-. -.,- ~ ~ '.-'l- -l'@ sz1's 2-4sAnenE 9E
49, So. --1 .-'l,'.es'
co.. - 5 -. 1l-'.1 L-e1 eyes ana be-
- - ~ 90 I.7'-. titeli'-E- prepare
EHFs .rar.s Fr-4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

. he added, would you accept 8ferkie 90
Iorelei shivered. "Oh-D0. Not BE
1TerEle"
Humph. You ought 20 consider the
rest of AS q little bit Pa could be
cured. mad be happy. I could get on
my feet How about Bob Wharton 2"
Lets not talk about If, please, 1Ir.
+ Wharton is getting nasty. aud-T'm be-
ginning TO be afraid OF him
ETH bet you could land him"
"PIaase. don't want to thir K
about It.. dare say I'll bring myself
to marry some rich man some day,
-Ierkle-Wb wharton" She shud-
dered for second time. III Mr.
Wharton is serious This scandal will
scare him off. or else he'll become
Just like the others. could cry lie
threatened ne tonight 7 don't know
how III manage TO avoid him t0mor-
row night"
Hmm. He's coming that strong
eh1" was Jim's Interested query. but
on hearing his sisters account Of the
young milH0nafre's determined pursuit
he volunteered in bis ofhand way to
assist her.
I'm come for YOU myself. and ven
whip over so @ cafe for supper"
''You'u save me from him" said Lo-
relief with q wan smile, "and I'll know
that you are in good company for one
evening at least
Don't lose any sleep over my hab-
its" he told her, lightly.
As Tim and his mother breakfasted
together ora the following morning he
preached the subject Of his recent con
versatou with Loralei.
"She's sore about the story. he
said. I'VE had Il long talk last night"
81 knew she would be-. and I'm not
sure it was q good thing"
tWaU drag something ont Of 1T if
rau do your part Merble viii pay.
Don't mention u0ney-notaiug but
marriage - understand? Dufrag eF
motherhood ruined daughter. blasted
career-that's yours. IlI be the broth
er who's in the position of 81 father TO
her, I can threaten, bat you mustn't.
Goldberg viii close for U.S."
u don't see why we have to divide
with q lawyer, when its cur affair and
we can handle it ourselves, p his mother
complained
4 tell You its got to go through the .
regular channels. This was Melcber's .
idea, and. since I'm in on the Ham
mon money. Max IS entitled 10 his bit
OF this, Gee. If shed only told us
she was going out with NIerkIe we
might have framed something worth .
whiJe-I don't mind telling you this is
a pretty weak case"
Wouldn't he marry her2r
.>ot q chance I'm the first place. /
she wouldn't have him. Bob Wharton .
IS the white hope"
"sbe hates him, 700. Goodness I
knows what we're going 10 do with
her"
81 think she'll stand for Wharton #
We work her right. its him or nobody
Shes getting harder to handle every
day though, and one OF these times
she'll fall for some runmy # she
ever does lose her head she'll skid for
-he ditch, and we can kiss ourselves
zooaby. She'll be as easy 10 steer as
. Wild boar by the tail. guess you're /
sorry now that you didn't listen 70 me
and let Max handle he- before she got
Eise." /.
I wouldn't feel safe with any OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22


Jim passed on and into rear room.
where he found three men seated at =
i felt-ceverad table. They were well
dressed. quiet persons-oue book
maker whom the racing laws had re-
! duced from aGiuence 10 comparative
penurv. another q ten. pand youth
with b1llzfnz eyes The third occupant
Of the Rooms was an ex-Iightweight
champion of tbe ring, Young sullivan
by name His trim waist and power
i fuI shoulders betokened his trade. His
law vgEs firm. and 9 cauHfover ear
overhung his collar Ike fungus
Jim drew un q chair ana chRtted idly
until the bookmaker yawued. rose, and
went out. Then jim and the others re-
+ Taxed.
! "Gee. he's a stickcrr' exclaimed the
puzl8st. 81 thought he'd broke his
back
Max Is getting his map creased, -
( the pop-eyed youth explained Taking
a pasteboard box from his pocket. he
removed a heroin tablet tberefr9m and
+ crushed it. the powder he held in the
indentatiou between the base Of his
closed thumb and first finger. known
as "the thfmble;' then. with quick
inhalation he drew the drug up his
nostriIs Have an angelo" be In
CURED. offering the box
Jim accepted, but Young Sullivan
declined
whats the newsfo the latter In
CURED.
give seen Colby" replied Jim.
of
three 7 finally got her to consent
sullivan shook his head. He might
falL but / doubt it. How does your
sister feeIf7
sThats the trouble, She's square.
and we can't use her" Jim explained
"some doae admirlnely commented
Armlstea9. tbe third member OF the
group Armistead had once been
famed in vaudeville for dancing, but
the drug habit had destroyed his en-
durance. and with if his career. shes
q perfect thirty-sixs all right. She
could rip 8 lot of coin loose If she
tried"
AT this moment 2Tr. 1Ieleber. freshly
perCumeG and taIcumed, entered the
room. His white hair was arranged
with scrupulous nicely; his pink face
a unwrfnkIed as his immaculate at
tire. was beaming with good-humor-
well. boys. I'm the pay-cars" he
smiled.
Harmon came through. eh2' Sullt-
van inquired eagerly.
"1J0t exa city, we compromised Quick
sales and small profts that's bust
Cor .-4---- zt,s g.. -o 7a ,.-.-s.z A.
--,---54
49, --s.-4,- .,.- 7,=s.---,. 90 r,-,--
.- --, --4 - 49Eo~o.-s-.t,-. a., a
navi7a 5rs.na-z srerallar lang6a4
azreeab1y.
"cvret I'll bet saronv is rich %
varnp Gnnsvan aarafaezfv accented the
rail ~ CURRENCY which ara1-aar tossed
hfr7 ana the others aid likewise
" suppose tbars curtain for us.
Sim said. reeratfuIy.
SIT is The rest Is TIIas- affair."
essay. VIII the ola man fan aEainT'
queried Armtstea5.
He's going I'd marry bergf The
three others stared at him iu amaze .
uent. "HlEht.8 confirmed 3Ielcher +
sShe's glt 3 straugle hold ON him."
Hmm. Maybe we haven't lost the /
last gar yet sullivan ventured +
Jim seconded tha thought "She's +
got an ace buried somewhere There's +
q lot more ia her head than hairpius. /
i wish AerEle would marry my sister. t
'-Eo- a chance. 81 Meleher declared +
'.IouH De lucky to shake him down for +
Y L-+ sA@ 7t.s..- aga -'4L
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22
CHAPTER X

/. 81
could imagine no possible way ia
which SIZE or TIE writer himself could
be connected fIsereH.fa5tT with jar
Wis ETa-nnan.s affair. She gained some
lfght however. when that evening she
read .he re+a II F.-a=
-ggrv 4Harrs safrr +. HIarE-afI
sror.le -g8 THaz exclaimed DyyeI1.
3beTa be foolish 10 1er him of.
wouldn't tbegs
$50 they rlInE bell pay To keep his
name our Of rae papers
Exactly. Ard be HIlI-fgr your
sake
III won't Faf HIM"
rtaas was SURPRISED. s+zgbva He's
rica lie wouldn't miss a few thou
sand
aYou wouldn't allow srr Harmon
to b, robbed -vquIH vaaes
trE rvaHaartt Tr liz Ha admit care
enough for The ta protect me from
scandal Id want ra know it,
arrae rau -uzzfe me- confessed
T.o-elef danHffaIv. ayeu say things
fhat make ma think won don-- care
for him al af- then Attain Won Seem
Is hp crazg ahoat him How 5a vo3
fea-4 Eevy far ~rarfz Won ra with
lImfr
Tf.ae laughed alrflr. aperhars ia
so farther with him rHaa for him. He
asked me f. marry linn If hls wife
gets divorce. and Z agreed <ow that
hc Has come to the ualat. am sorry
Things happened iret "a they aid. a
woman raazf 71at a1- ra- I.are..f.-r}a
man vii. ever helm har rs worth
some uass=satr TO become zfr=. Jarvis
Harmon"
srrafs.s4- fr rf. e-.arzs-., words
r7au False. hu+ inst r.a+ 5H#t some
4hirr v.4 .-.af .an.I ra+ aa.rss
,.rr..,. -....-.- ill.,. w. -.- 3D., -4---
ra..t- ....r.e.. 49,. .....-.-s
.>-...-.5..
$50 j. r.. 1900. ~ .r...
' -' -'-''-
..,r-- s.
l4.''.'l meg
-. er-----r., ,..-
-..s $50. g. t-..
- ~ p. s oa 'o-
o't
During the ensuing performance Lo-
relei poadere1 her friends disquiedng
prophecy get she could sec no reason
for grave apprehens .on. Publicity OF
the kind threatened would. Of course, +
be disaGreeah.ei hHt how f could serl- .
ousiT affect Der was not apparent.
Later fn Ehe evening Robert vEha~- +
ion anaaaras as usuaI ANA SO resent
ftl was h. al the 5arautfors 1rav-,o,lsrv- .
f,rao-ica8 nro, lin, tl,a+ Ta~sTaf r,s-l.
sli6ienlrv eseaned q scene Al laer he .
planted himself In the hallway vql,ara
lie remained throughout rba narform-
gncae r,l.o-,v ,,.s-.,.r,.s -
relei came down boldly. dressed for
the street. and. since she cau1d NOT mass
The hesfarar crossed under fine staoa :
made her uvar into +bs o~.nas+rs -.f+
and managed 10 leave The fhra+ar nv
the front door.
Sha was WAITING rrha- Tim oo-,a
~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
MISSOURI BASEBALL
SCHEDULE IS GIVEN

COLI MBIA. Mo, Feb. 1.-The pos.
sihility that the baseball team of the
University Of Missouri will make a
trip to Japan this summer, as guests
Of a university there, and the
probability of Il southern journey in
the Easter holidays has brought out
an unusually large numrcr of candi-
dates for the early indoor practice.
The team will be under the guidance
Of Captain Mcmillan AZ second and
will be coached by Chester l.. Brewer,
athletic director, and John Miller. his
assistant.
The schedule, as arranged thus far.
follows: Kansas Aggies AT Manhattan,
April G-1; Amos at Columbia, April
IL and "a; Nebraska AT Columbia.
April 20 and 21; Ames az Ames April
90 and 27: Kirksville normal at Kinks
vile, April 2S; Kansas Ageies at Co
lumbia, May and 3; Washin.ton
university at Columbia. Nav and g;
Kansas at Lawrence. May 10 and II:
Nebraska at Lincoln. May ~ and IA;
Kansas at Columbia, May is and ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
COST OF FEEDING COUNTY
PRISONERS LARGEST EVER
.IaIlcr Walter Large submits Board
Bll of S652.sO for Month
of January.

The cost of feeding prisoners IN the
county jail during January was the
greatest of any month In the county's
history. The monthly board bin sub
mitted by Jailcr Walter Large ycster-
day was for S652S0.
The number Of prisoners I'm the Jail
varied with each day Of the month
On January there were 100 inmates.
the largest number Of prisoners ever
held in the Jail. The smallest number
Of the month was on January l when
only 81 persons were behind the bars.
Many OF the prisoners terms expired
on the first OF the year and this ac-
counts for tho small number Of that
day. ON January 81 there were 81
prisoners In the jail
The Increased number of prisoners
I'm the county jail last month is due
principally to tho Doyle decision for
bidding imprisonment In the city Jail
This adds from ten to fifteen prison
crs day TO the county Jail enroll
mCnt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
MAKING IT PLAIN

The Pure Food and Drug Laws aim
10 protect the public by preventing
mis-statements on the labels of prepa-
rations but some people continue TO
accept "extracts' of cod Hve,S think
ing they will get the benefits of an
emulsion of cod liver oil.
The difference is very great. An
"emulsion" contains real cod Hver oil,
which has had the hearty endorse
ment of the medical profession for
many years, while an "extract" is a
product which contains no oil and is
highly alcoholic.
SCOTS Emulsion guarantees the high
est grade of real Norwegian cOd hSty oil,
skilfully blended with glycerine aud
hypophosphitcs. SCOTS is tree from the
false stimulation of alcohol and is en-
dorsed by good physicians everywhere:
Scott 4 BOVINE. Boomhsid. M. le-s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
STEERING GEAR BREAKS:
TAXI TURNS, DRIVER HURT
Zero, l.. scott slightly Injured as
Result OF NcCidcnt on South
Denver.

4 broken steering knucklc ON his
ear was the cause of an overturned
car and slight injuries to lcRoy l..
scott, drive for the Gene clayton
taNicab line. the accident occurring IN
the 400 block on North Denver shortly
after o'clock last evening. The am
hulancc answered the call and the in
!iurcd man was rushed To the Tulsa
hospital where his injuries were found
10 consist largely OF bruises about the
Hody.
White was drivingg south on Den
yer at a rate Of ten miles an hour
when the steering knucklc broke and
the car ran wild down the grade. An
attempt TO apply the brakes resulted
IN wheeling The car suddenly tO one
side and 1t overturned. pinninG White
beneath it White was alone in the
machine at the time Of the accident.
An examination Of his injuries re
Vealed several large bruises about his
add men and shoulders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
TULSA DEWEY GAME
OVER TO SATURDAY

With every advantage being of
fered the Tulsa HI basket squad.
II is rounding to the best OF form
for the game with Dewey on the
Dewey grounds Saturday. the contest
having been postponed from Friday
as previously announced. Both squads
are putting forth every effort TO cop
the game and all signs indicate n
battle royal. Coach Bakers men are
coming out of the kinks now and
play real basketball. The boys are
exhibiting creditable teamwork. and
with the individual playing OF part
Of the squad they should show up
their opponents in the coming event
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
"Her Improvement Is Remark
able Since Taking Tanlac,"
Says Turley Man.
HAD SUFFERED THREE YEARS
Was So Weak She Could
Hardly Walk and Her
Energy Had Ali Gone,
He Says.

"Tanlsc has done my wife more good in
lust few days than all the other medicines
sue mas tsken In two or three years put to-
gether This Is what l.. G. Hand ~ Tur-
icy tnIu thc Ianlac representative while In
the Resnll Drng Store at Tulsa for another
botte OF the medicine few days ago Mr.
Bland owns and conducts boarding house
81 hurley md Is well known and liked IN
his community
For nearly three years. continued MIR.
Bland, my wife suffered terribly from In
digestion aud her stomach was in such u
bad condition she could scarcely eat enough
10 keep her alive Soon after eating her
food would sour and fcrmcnt into gas and
blost her up and keep her In dreadful dis.
ttess Tor several hours Whist she act seemed
to do her harm instead OF good and hur, her
40 bad at times she was actually afraid to
eat on account OF the suffering she had 10
endure. She was slowly starving because
her food Jailed To uOurish her She was
badly rundown, had very little strength
and no energy and was so nervous she
couldn't get good nights sleep. She was
weak aud tired ont all the time and often
she would get - dil4y she would reel when
she tried 10 walk and would have to 1T down
falling
bottle Of Tanlac so far aud the Improvement
she has made is surprising. can already
Asec big difference In her looks and she
N gained strength and don't complain of
feNNg tired like she did Her appetite is
good<ow and she cnn eat without suffering
In the least afterwards Her food don / sour
and feru,rn' aud cause gas and bloatins like
II did. she's not afraid TO cat now aud l.
picking up in strength right along Her
nervousness Is entirely gone and she gets
plenty OF sound refreshing sleep cvry night.
Tsnlao has certainly been OF great bencii, to
my wife and it's pleasure for me to recon.
mend such 4 medicine. have told a number
Of my friends and noighbors about IL and
several Of them are now taking it ON my
recommendation.
There are thousands of people who com.
plain OF being nervous and run down. They
are not sick exactly, hat feel tired ont and
good for nothing most OF the time. They
nee1 something to build them up aud throw
ofXthe symptoms Of this weakened. debil-
/Ned condition. The system besides being
Eurified by Taulpc. il toned up and invigor.
sted as the medicine, aside from assisting
the blood, reinvigorates the constitution,
overcoming as 1t seems TO quickly do, ner.
vousness, indigestion, non assimilation OF the
food headache. hachachc, kidney dcrange.
ments general debility and many other com.
plants 20 common TO the thousands of half.
sick depressed men and women.
Tsnlac Is sold IN Tulsa exclusively hv Roy
Getman's RcNGll Drug store. Quaker Dru I
Co. and Puritan Drug Store under the per.
sona direction % the special TRnlnc repre-.
sentative,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

to carry the colors of Kendall IN the
deciding games against their chief op-
pOpcnts for the state title. Coach
Schmidt announced before leaving
that final arrangements tor the game
with iaWnce at that place saturday
night had been completed, making
three games In two days for the
orange and black FIVE.
Four Ia Good shape.
Grove. llandloy. Rider and pappau
are the only men in good condition
for the mig games at saltwater, the
others mentioned being in more or
less of disabled condition. Althu
Foy was thut to have completely re-
covered from his attack OF the grippe,
he was unable To continue practice
after Il ten minutes workout Tuesday,
and Will be far from strong. Fcist
viii he unable to enter the games at
all, but the presence Of the captain
Will assist to no iuconsidcrable extent
IN the work OF the locals. Almond Is
still bothered with % bad knee and
Will not bo at his best.
Despite the injuries, the Kendall
lads loom up AK the strongest quintet
IN the state ana an even break with
the farmers would practically clinch
their claim to the state title. And the
s'ate title is the goal of their ambi-
tions, two state titles in one year be-
ing a record that is the property of
the state university only.
Game Here Tonight.
With a record of four straight vie
tories and no defeats. the Kendall
academy girls' basketball team will
clash with the speedy squad from
Pawnoe high on the Kendall floor this
evening fast. hard gam. being an
ticipated when the two teams meet.
The "awnce girls have great record
and are looked upon as the logical
claimants of the state titular honors.
altho the Kendall tournament Will
definitely decide that. The game will
bc staged in the temporary gymna-
SUM at the college.