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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-15
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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the United STATES Commissioner
Court for the Territory of Alas
ka, First Division, Sitka Precinct
in Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of WILL
LIAM SHERlGAN, Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of William
Sherigan. deceased, and that letters
of administration, with will an
nexed, have been issued him by the
United States Commissioner and Pro
bate Judge for the Sitka Precinct
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them, with the proper YOU
chers, in legal form, within six CD
months from the date of the first
publication hereof, at the residence
of the undersigned, in the town OF
Sitka, Alaska.
Dated at Sitka. Alaska, May 10
1920.
ANTON SHERIGAN,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28

u tour of Great Britain, France,
Italy, Switzerland and the battle
fields of Europe.
The party will return to the United
States about the middle Of September.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28
'ITTSBURG COUNTY FARMERS
SIGN AGREEMENT TO VOTE
FOR CONGRESSMAN FERRIS

Ashland, July 2S-tSpeciaD-The
ollowing telegram was sent to Jean
?. Day, millionaire oil man and one
If Senator Cores campaign managers,
following Days speech here on be-
aalf of Gore:
Jean p. Day.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
After you spoke to 427 voters at
Ashland, Pittsburg county. 37e signed
pledge to vote for Scott Ferris.
This followed your admission that
jou wrote the letter and signed the
check for $1,000 purporting to be from
wounded soldier named Chase. Shall
We make it unanimous?'
wv. T. Harrington, farmer,
John Pate, farmer,
"P. f. Harrington, farmer,
u. II. Trout. farmer"
The Thomas f. Chase letter wal j
etter purportine to have been writ
zen by soldier boy charging Scott
Ferris with voting to exempt him
self from the draft and with oppos
ng an increase in soldiers pay. Cores
managers have given the letter wide
circulation. The congressional record
ioes not bear out the charges which
are also refuted in signed statements
from Champ Clark, speaker of the
war congress, and South Trimble
clerk OF the house who keeps the Of
,ici..l records
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28

FOR SALE-One 1920 light Buick six,
1880 or will trade for house and lot
or vacant lot G. w. Groom at Stro-
man Motor Corp. Phone 1908. 2a-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28
LOCAL SCOUTS IN
PATHE WEEKLY At
PALACE THEATER

A picture Of interest to Ardmore
people is showing at the Palace
theatre this afternoon and tonight The
picture shows activities Of the 3Ol Boy
Scouts Of America who are now in
England attending the international
Scout Jamboree, during their stay in
New York.
Ardmorc is represented i'm the group
by two scouts, James Doiman and
Robert Hefner and the picture is on"
Of special interest to their many
friends here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28
McALESTER ATTORNEY
LOCATES IN ARDMORE

=. d. Busby son Of the late
Col. VIM. c. Busby of McAlester and
brother of Mrs. w. G.. Endicott Of
this city, has moved to Ardmore
for the purpose of establishing him
self in the practice Of law. He mas
secured offices but his furniture haN
not arrived.
Mr.. Busby Is a graduate OF Ann
Arbor, Mich. and, had begun tn
practice of Ais profession when war
was declared and at that time he en-
tered the army Of the United States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28

with her parents. Immediately follow
ing the election on August 3rd, Mr..
Presnel will go to the Ozarks for a
brief visit and then join Mrs. Presnell
In Paducah
Mrs. j. c. Roam and children of
Tshomingo, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Wilmington, l21 b street,
southwest.
Mrs. II. n. Simpson will leave to-
morrow for Sulphur where she VIII
remain for about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Lasher Miss
Minette Despair and Mr.. w. w. Glenn
ems have returned from the lnterna-
tlonal Convention OF Lions Clubs held
| in Denver. After attending the con-
vention the party visited in Colorado
Springs, Manitou and Estes Park.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Moss Patterson and
children left yesterday afternoon on a
motor trip to Colorado They will be
1 away dDOul wv W''hSs
Mrs. w. d. Tallaferro has returned
from visit with relatives in Waurika.
| She has as her guest few days, Miss
Thelma Taliaferro. Of Winfield, who
is attending the normal at Denton,
Texas. Miss Taliaferro returned to
| Denton this morning.
Messrs. Clarence Holman and Terry
Leeman of Duncan are the guests of
Mr.. Granville Graham, 6lS North
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Rea have return
ed from a motor trip to Missouri. They
were away several weeks.
Mrs. James w. Hannah of Apache
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs |. r. Mason, IA Second avenue.
northwest.
Miss Elbya Hale and little cousin,
Richard Thomas Parker, are visiting
with friends and relatives in Paris
and Holland, Texas.
Cards have been received from Miss
Erchal Creel stating that she Is now
in Belgium touring the battle fields
Miss Creel with party of 80
students from Baylor University left
here the first OF June and will make
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28
Return From Chicago

Mrs. Tom Frame who accompanied
the Misses Pauline South Rebeccl
Brett and Margaret Smith to Chi
cago has returned home. She was
accompanied by Miss South, who
took special teachers course in
public School music instruction At
the Northwestern University. Miss
South has gone to her home in Pilot
Point, Texas, for a visit with her
parents, before returning to Ardmore
to resume her duties as teacher in
the public schools.
Miss Brett who studied voice and
piano with Rudolph Reuter- and Mrs.
Witherspoon, is expected to return
home Saturday.
Miss Smith who also took special
course in voice has gone to Maryland
and other eastern states for on OK,
tended visit
Mrs. Walter Madden and children
have returned from a visit with
friends in Tishomingo.
Mrs. Ward Mott and children who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Dave
Fraser IA Sixth avenue. northwest
have returned to their home in Gaines
Vile.
Miss Nell Thompson, who has beer
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fran,
for the past month, h/s returned tC
her nome in Clinton, Mo.
Mrs. william Hutchinson has gone
to Colorado, where she will spend the
remainder of the summer
Mrs w. X. Presnell has gone t.
Paducah, KY, where she will visit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28
Society Events
BY Miss Maurine Easley
Phone 538-
Party at Sulphur Springs

A group of young people compris-
ing Misses Louise Bauer of st. Louis.
Louie Helbash, Emma Bryan. Lucille
and Allie May Wilkes and Messrs'
Rudolph and Joe Helbach and Joe
Fontaine, chaperoned by Mrs. u.
Helbach motored to sulphur Springs
Saturday afternoon and remained over
until SUNDAY night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28
PALACINE OIL CO.. $40 WEST
MAIN, WILL OPEN FRIDAY. 49,
Appeal for Clemency

Washington, July 2S,-An appeal
N behalf of Thomas j, Mooney and
Warren X. Billings, convicted in San
Francisco in connection with the
preparedness day parade bomb en-
plosion in 1916, was presented at
he White House Tuesday by com
nittee representing the Amalgamated
Union of Street and Ele ,ric4. Rail
way Employees of America. John 3.
Mooney of San Francisco, a brother
of Thomas j. Mooney, headed the
committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28
MRS. KATE GAIT zANEIs

MRS. KATE GAIT ZANEIS
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY SUP
ERINTENDENT. WILL SPEAK
THURSDAY, JULY 29TH, AT CAR
TER AVE. METHODIST CHURCH.
FOURTH WARD 8 p. NJ FRIDAY,
JULY BOTH, AT SECOND WARD
SCHOOL GROUNDS, 8 +. W.. ALL
CANDIDATES INVITED. adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28
PALACINE OIL co. $40 WEST
MAIN, WILL OPEN FRIDAY. 49,,

san Antonio.-Police learned az
the home of j. A. Fernandez, form
erly Mexican consul here. that Fer
nandez has son named Oscar j..
Fernandez who has not been home
for three years and that Jose Yenez,
believed to be the same person re-
ferred to in the Detroit dspatche,
in connection with the trunk murder
mystery as the chum OF o. j.
Fernandez, is now believed to be
in Saltillo. Mexico.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28

Washington.-V Victory for soviet
Russia over Poland would result in
bolshevsm sweeping all over Europe
and eventually the entire world, in
the opinion of General Ludendorff,
the German war leader. set forth in
a memorandum received here,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28

CIGARS, CANDY, COLD DRINKS
AT COURT HOUSE LOBBY. WILLIE
HENDERSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-28

PALACINE OIL co. $40 WEST
MAIN, WILL OPEN FRIDAY. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

HOLDS FIRST
RPRACT|CE
ORANGE AND BLACK ToSsERS Elk.
PECT TO HAVE WONDERFUL
FTVE,
VIII Attempt to Make Another Strong
Bid FOR State Honors.

The MoundSvjlle high school. Orange
and BllCk," basketball team held their
first floor practice In the gymnasium
Yesterday afternoon with forty odd cam
didateS out for the team. From TINS
suuad Coach sweeney expects to round
out one of the best teams in the valley
and the outlook for good team At tho
duwn-rlYcr town are very bright indeed
MuundSvill0 was runncrS-up in the
state tournament at BuCkhannun last
year and have four letter men left from
that squad Wuodburn. Barncttc, LAT
fcrty and Ryan. NcSwain, Moore and
Mercer were lost by graduation but
their places are easily expected TO 20
filled by men. from this years squat.
The only man that the down-rtver team
lacks is Il center and Mcconnell. who en-
tcrrd the school from Bethany this year.
and stands six feet three. Is expected
10 fill Moorc's shoes. Mcconnell weighs
$50 pounds and is very fast in his floor
work for IA man Of his size. StagGe:s.
is at MUur-dSvill" this year and Is SAID
10 be a very fast man.
Moundsvill" Is Captained ny WOODBURY.
who has played two years on the toa m
and was picked by many as one of tn"
best forwards in tho tournament last
good material Coach Sweeney should
have one Of tho best teams in the state
this year.
However. so far as has been announc-
ed MnundSville has one of the hardest
schedules that ever faced high school
team and the team may do rs many oth.
or teams in the past have done. fail
down in their second year but this is
hardly probable as every member OF tn
squad knows that they Will have 10
fight their hardest to make as good rec
ord Ss the 1919 team did.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
SEVERAL EXPERIENCED
WRESTLERS AT ". Y. u.

Morgantown. Dec 3--Whcn Coach
Pug" Dayton Of the West Virginia
wrestling team calls his men together
for their first workout within the next
ten DAYS no less than 4 dozen men VINO
were coached by him last winter Will
report Prominent among them are JOG
Harrick, Varsity football and baseoaii
star: Mat Turkovich, Varsity baseball
man: Steve Harrick. ! Freshman star
who has had considerable experience on
; the mat and has been given much PRIV
ate instruction by Dayton already this
fall; Grow and Morris. All Of these men
arc good matmen and have had some cN-
prrienCr More than a score reported I"
the athletic authorities earlier IN inc
week and CAV" Their measurements Tor
gymnasium toys after making known
their intention tO come out for the team
There is q possibility that Carl Beck
who was sensation III pennsylvania
scholastic wrestling circles, Will come
out for the team. but ST. far he has not
reported. Beck Is a star IN baSkctbail
track and wrestling and cannot make
up his mind in which sport he will COM
pete this winter.
Seventy men reported for the basket
ball team and were instructed to be on
hand for tn" first practice session which
will be held on Monday. December H.
the floor squad until the first OF the
year hut workouts will be held daily
under Captain Homer Martin. Tw" ycS-
sonS will be held daily. one at i:3O p
NJ. and the other 1T $50 i. NJ. There
Is some very good material on hand and
the MOuntafneers should have success
full season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
'WHFF| INC HIGH FLOOR T0SSERS
Hold FIRST PRACTICE Of SEASON
At LEAST FIFTY CANDIDATES En-
PTCTEp no REPORT TO ROSS
Coach Calls FOR initial workout fof
monday Afternoon

Coach Ross, OF Wheeling High Schooi,
will have his Gold and Blue baSKetpalI
tossers out in full uniform MonuaS' lot
the first practice OF the SeaSo", Tho
present indications point 10 one VI
best teams that has ever rtp'
The school on floor i'll history
With only one regular mlsSlhe' one VI
tho hest floor teams that has ever peeh
turned out on the old high school gym.
- expected this Year. SlFitZ' acttns
captain last year, " 40 played an excel
lent game at forward with Brlnkmah,
graduated in June and Is not with inc
regular team this season.
Sivitz's loss will hardly come as
hard blow 10 the team, as IFicn We
considered a strong contender lor onI
uf thu forward positions last year anu
his services are again available. az ne
is at the present III his third year OF
school. Ulrichs playing on the
floors for the IRSt few weeks, already
shows that Coach Ross will have star
Eyrd. Irinkman, Bculcke and Stein
bickcr, the other four regular members
of the tive from last year. are all back
III" whistle 70 the start Of the first
game. These boys, with tlrich, are
working hard each evening in Prepara-
ion for the start OF the season. Beuleke
was elected captain at the banquet fol-
lowing tho floor season of 1919.
Iiut this team may not take the floor'
after looking over the wealth of mater
ial that will come from the substitutes
and second string from last year. Sew
"ral promising guards are out for the
team, and Captain Rculckc and STEM
bickcr will BE- forced To III" limit to gain
a berth on the regular five. At least
fifty candidates are expected to answer
the first call for practice on Monday
afternoon.
Girls Team
Wheclng's girl five will suffer hard
blow this year. with the loss of eX.
captain Rr0vcrman. considered one OF
the best high school forwards in the
country last season. Br"verman's won
dcrful shooting and neat floor work
gained the locals not only popular
place among the female teams, but also
turned the silver basketball. presented
by the Spencer County officials, toward
old Wheeling Highs doors.
Wylic Smlta and Bruverman are miss
ing from .ISI year championship sex
tcttc but with only five players on the
floor according 70 the new rules for the
girls game. only two moro regulars will
have to be rounded out by Coach Taylor,
with Robinson, Clendcnning and Stein
bicker back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
BETHANY STARS PLAY LAST CAME
FORALMAM THIS AFTERNOON
0REEN AND WHITE LOSES POUR
VETERANS by GRADUATION
NEXT YEAR CAPTAIN
HUGHES GOES
XAtto, Gw1nn Elder and Hughes WIZ
Play Last Game TodAy-Mses
GEORGETOWN University.

Eethanv, W, Va. Dec. flour VET
Gran gr;dderS will play their last game
for Bethany College today when the
Erihany College eleven meet George
t"Mn at the Capital city. The players
arr Captain Denny" Hughes. eN-Capt.
BnI I.atto. eX-Capt. Charles Elder. and
Charley Gwinn. the burly Bural" tackle.
Zach Of these three men has played
at least three years on the bethany
varsity. and has now come to his grad
uatjug year. Each will leave vacancy
that Will cause Coach Buland great
d"rl Of trouble TO MI.
can't, Hughes and Doc" Elder were
both out Of the game for several years
while participating in the greater game
"uNrr there" This has created the un-
usual condition at Bethany this year OF
three captains on the same team. latto
acted as captain of the ). A. I. {. eleven
and was also the varsity'S captain In
1912.
Denny Hughes has made an enviahle
record here this year. He has made
more points than any other man on the
team. and. in addition. has the honor
OF making the first touchdown FOR Beth
any this year. and has not missed goal
from touchdown in % tries. An end by
natural desire. Hughes took hold OF the
center position, when II proved the weak
spot on the Bethany team. and made
good. Denny knows football well ard
mas prov eur an eN'tiItHN 'lPNNhIN'
Elder halls from Millcrsburg. O..
where he starred for four years on the
High school team. representing the
Holmes county seat. Coming To Beth
any in 1914. he played three straight
years for the Green. 1t was then that
Elder decided TO enlist and Doc has
been out of football and OF college up
20 this season. Absolutely fearless. YER
satilc and fast. he has won the admira-
tion and the respect or every team tha1
he has played upon.
Big Bill Latte has been steady con-
aistcnt player for the Green and White
for four years. \ wise veteran. he has
caught more than one opponent nap
ping II was Latto and Gwinn that
broke THROUGH the Tech line and caught
the fast Weirmau before he had time
To get started. In successive years a
half-bacS, an end and a guard. Bill was
from the first. wonderful player. An
all-State guard in 1917. he Is deserving
of greater honors this year.
Charlie Gwinn cam" To bethany from
preparatory school at Franklin and
Marshall. He brought with him good
record as 4 student. and the reputation
Of being some" football player. He
has retained both OF these records.
Gwinn has remarkable ability in judg-
ing the next play. and he is able t"
make the best use OF his acutenesS.
Gwinns playing at tackle will be missed
next year in spite Of the wealth OF
now m"'crial that has warmed the bench
at Bethany this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
WEST VIRGINIA NOW
ASSURED FIVE GAMES
ON n GRID "SKED''
Mountainsers Face Pitt. Washington &
Jefferson, Wash-Lee, Rutgers and
Lehigh University.

.-organtown. w. Va. Dec. 3.-Five
games OF West Virginta's 1921 football
schedule are pract ically settled, occord-
ing to announcement made here today.
pitt will be played at Pittsburgh early
in October on date yet to be fixed.
Lehgh will be played at Beth! ehem, Pa.
probably on the Saturday following the
ritt sburgh game Wash and Lee will be
met at Charleston on the first Saturday
in November Rutgers IS given n re-
turn game either at New Brunswick or
the Polo Grounds in New York on the
Saturday before Thanksgiving and
Washington and Jefferson College will
he here on Thanksgiving Day to close
the season.
Nothing has AS yet been announced
relative 10 offers Of games by Yale.
Harvard or Princeton. but 1t is known
negotiations have been in progress with
ali of the big Three" West virginia
is making An effort to secure an i'm
portant Western eleven for a mld-sea-
son game at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
HENRYS MEET
BRILLIANT ''11''
EAST END ELEVEN LOST HARD &c
BATTLE IN SEASON.
Brilliant VIII Be Loaded-Kenrys May
Be Eliminated.

Manager Nail OF the Henry A. c.. OF
East Wheeling. announced last evening
that a game had been arranged for next
Sunday on the Tunnel Green grounds
with the Brilliant. A. G. In q previous
meeting of these rivals tho Ohioans wcr
by close score Of 60, AT brilliant +,
The East EnderS are practlc!nE hard
each evening in preparation for the big
Sunday classic, as smother defeat at tn"
hands of the Ohloans would probably
eliminate the Henrys from any claim
whatever, TO the Ohio valley champion.
ship.
The fact that the Brilliant team will
be loaded" is causing Manager Nail
considerable trouble. as he fully real.
fees the strength of the Orleans as com T..
pared with that OF the last meeting OF
these teams.
Capt Kindelberger Is confident ami
has also requested all the members OF
the Henry team to report for practice
Mt 10 o'clock Sunday morning. The inc-
up for the East Enders has not yet been
completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
STEUBENVILLE
IMPORTANT DECISION
IN DRY" ENFORCEMENT
CASE TO BE GIVEN

Special Dispatch To The IntclliGcnCrr.
Stcubrnville. O., Dec. 3.--Whether the
owner Of property an which there Is Il
violation of the prohibition law can be
held equally guilty with the tenant is a
question to be decided by Justice W. ID.
powncr. Of this city. through whose
court most of the liquor prosecutions
are being made in this county. The case
grew out Of the arrest Of Charles Clark
and Horace Rurwcll. Two stills and Il
large quantity of contraband were
found at Clurk's home. and Burwcll is
the owner Of the property. They were
Jointly charged with keeping place,
but Uurwcll denied being Clark's part
ner and stood trial. At tho trial the
state attempted to show that Burw"iI
had guilty knowledge of the violation.
and that he should be held equally
guilty. Clark pleaded guilty and was
fined 5000 and costs. Justice Downcr
will render a decision In Burwclrs case
the first of tho week. II is awaited with
interest throughout the county.
The first prosecutions under the
Crabbe Act for prohibition violations
were conducted in Justice Downcr's
court today. when Frank ChonNky ana
Joe Never were iinrd $500 and costs Tor
having stills in their possession. Al
though the law provides for hncS rang
ing from Sl00 To Sl.Ohh. the justice Said
$500 would be- the maximum fine except
in cases of persistent riolators.
To Play Dennison.
The StpubCnville independents have
arranged n game with the Pan Handle
A. c. Of DcnniSon for next Sunday on
the local grounds. Sunday week the In
dependents who haven't lost a "ame in
four seasons. and who have won nine
and tied two games so far this season.
will meet the MCkeeSport Olymplcs on
the local field. This will be the closing
game Of the season.
Court Cases.
Frances NJ Nolan has filed her petit
ton for divorce from Leo J. Nolan. al
leying extreme crurIt'. and gross neg
lcct. The petition of William y. Black
for divorce from Mice q. Black. was re-
fused. Eta II Long has been refused II
divorce from George Long. I. X. bar
cluy has been appointed receiver OF the
MiCheal Pullman meat market on npr!l-
cation Of Vincent Mclncry. Il partner.
Marriage Licenses.
Joseph +. Porter. "a. and Helen Fer
ruson. Is both of Stcubcnvillr. John Il.
Hcirler, As, of Georges Rum and Anna
Hclk. 80. of StruhrnNill". Walter W.
stanley, %, and Bertha J. Whippo, 70
both Of GEORGES Run
Brought Back.
Harry Meyer, VIII" was arrested at
Newark, O., yesterday, was brought
hack here today To answer TO charg"
~ stealing nm auto belonging to John
lack nj Dillunvilc. John Chamberlain.
If EridrprorI. WAS brought I" Jail her"
,,Lar.rd with the theft OF an auto be-
,nnring TO &. Antony. The machine was
stolen AT YnrkNlllc. II Is alleged. Mayor
t.nss q rthat place, bound Chamberlain
over to the grand jury under $l'5GO
bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
Yankee Juniors Us,
Tice A. c. Next Sunday
Crack Junior Teams Clash on Twenty
sixth Street Fairgrounds
Sunday

With only thr@" moro games on their
1920 grid schedule, the Yankee Juniors
Of South Wheeling are working hard IN
preparation for their Sunday tilt with
the 'Tics 4. G. of Martins Ferry on the
Twenty-sixth street grounds tomorrow:
Every member Of the teams reported
for practice last evening and with
short session before the game sunday
morning the South Siders are confident
OF taking a fan out OF the Fcrr:ans.
Harold rf"ffcrman. who recently un-
derwent an operation for Appendicitis
will be out Of tho game. li"fc"nlah
has been acting captain since Captain
elect Phillips was injured, hut win the
return Of The latter - : sunday. the
Yankees Shuuid take the field stronger
than in any other game this season.