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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14
Other games rained out.
National League

New York 10; Philadelphia s.
Brooklyn 3; Boston 4.
Cincinnati s. Pittsburg 3.
Chicago 5; st. Louis 2.
American League
New York IL; Philadelphia 1.
Boston 6; Washington 3.
st. Louis 4; Cleveland 2.
Detroit-chicago, rain.
American Association
At Louisville ); Toledo 4.
At Milwaukee G; st. Paul 1.
At Indianapolis 8; Columbus 2.
Minneapolis at Kansas City, rain
Southern Association.
At Birmingham 4; Nashville 3.
At New Orleans 9; Chattanooga 8
At Mobile 9; Atlanta s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14
STATE "sPELLlNG BEE"

Oklahoma City. - The annual
state spelling and penmanship con-
tests will be held here May G, it
was announced at the capitol Win.
ners Of the district interscholastic
contests will be eligible to compete
in the state meet. Winners OF
each contest will be given a check
for $50 and those who finish sec
ond will be given checks for $25.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14

Ing Is further from the truth. A
will Is only operative and binding
at the date Of the makers death.
Before person dies he may make
any number Of wills, each OF which
in succession should, by It's terms,
revoke and cancel all prior Wills.
The will also enables you to ex-
tend the distribution of property
over a long period, or to surround
It with such restrictions as will
protect from ill-advised invest
ment or mismanagcment.
The terms and conditions under
which trusts are established in
wills are manifold. A man may
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their SYM
pathy and assistance during the i'll
ness and death of our beloved
mother, Mrs. Dora Godon. We are
especially thankful to the Macabees
for their help and for the many
floral offerings sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Godon,
John Rinke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sharp.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14
" IT ~F~sNFf
Vice President Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York.
BY FRANCIS II. sissoN,

Vice President Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York.
vt is q strange fact that many
capable persons who devote the
energies Of n successful life
time to acquiring competency
often give little thought to what
Will become Of this property when
they are dead or otherwise inchp.
able Of administering It.
The right TO make a will as we
understand II at the present time
that is, the right freely to dis
pose of ones goods and lands after
death-has been q right SO jealous
ly contested for between subject
and sovereign that It has come TO be
regarded as an inherent right Of q
free people. =
Brushing aside the vestlges Of
this right, If any, In earlier civill-
cations, the modern statutes reat-
ing 10 wills are based largely upon
Roman law. In the older Roman
law, freedom to make n will was
unrestricted, but later i'e Eight t.
dispose of property wa drt.'ee
and a definite portion OF me proper
ty was required to be left to dis
inherited heir. These abridgments
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14
BIG OIL STORAGE

Ponca City.-The Marland Rein
ing company has stored in its Pom
ca City reservoirs approximately
3oO0O,O0O barrels of refined and
semi-reiined products according to
a company announcement y These
products will be held until the mar
ks priee advance, II was said.
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pertonai viewpoint uhe tr....
company's onlccrs cnn bring ~
those Interested all tho advantages
that come I ON contact with an Ia.
dlyiduaD; economy Gin many
States trust companies are not TO-
qnlred by law tofurnlsh londsl.
There ARE caycs when II Is adsls.
able 10 Join with the trust company
In the administration OF an estate
some individual who has nn Infi.
mate knowledge Of the business or
family relallonsh . OF the maker ot
the viii. Such nn individual may be
MA wife, or his utorney who has
handled his per oual affairs for
years, or a youngr managing part.
ncr, or n compcter chief clerk Of a
business
Many whose gen US lies In the
making OF money hn o little nblll,y
to conserve II. There Is, therefore.
q method by which uiIable por.
tion OF such money ad property
can be placed beyond pr liability ot
loss aud yet be used for ne bcneiit
OF the mc,nbers of a faml y. Il II
known as II voluntary o living
.siisf, hacnnsa II takes effect durlr-
the makers lifetime.
A few OF the reprcsentat @ Oh
jects accomplished by the crcitiai
OF living trusts are: Income pay
BILE TO u wife during her lie; a.
come payable 10 the creator " no
trust for the benelt OF children; -
come payable direct 20 children: ~
come TO be used for tile educnulu
OF an individual; Income payable \
the creator OF the trust for his own
benefit; income payable regularly
TO n charity: TO provide for msr'
riagc settlement; 10 provide an 81
come for Intended husband or wife;
to provide income under dlvorcs
decree or separation agreement; -
collect aud dispose of life insu-
uncc.
As trustee under living trusts,
the trust company offers the same
advantages which 1t offers as trus.
tee under a wlll-the same consen-
sus OF trained judgment, the same
resources and skilled organization
familiar with The legal provisions
and other problems Of trust han.
ding, the same economies and the
same quality Of continuous exist
ence. II was recognition OF the
need OF such professional services
that brought the trust company into
existence.
The trust company Is today,
therefore, the recognized medium
for the execution of trusts OF every
character. Strict laws, born Of wis.
dom and experience, govern Its op-
Grafton. Its responsibility Is clear
ly defined and not to be evaded and
is safeguarded and guaranteed by
ns financial standing. Its special
tied facilities and tlme-tested meth
DDS insure efficiency In the care and
OF matters entrusted TO IL.
Its reputation and continued Sue
cess are dependent upon its we'll
judged execution of all trusts. Be-
cause of the safeguards and efi-
cheney afforded by the modern trust
the field of Its service has
remarkably expanded. II is enabled
TO meet every trust requirement of
the Individual through life md TO
his wishes after his
death.
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GAME TODAY
Wetsern League

WClSCIn ECdJuC
Omaha at oklahoma City.
Sioux City at Wichita.
st. Joseph at Tulsa.
Des Moines at Joplin.
National League
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at philadelphia.
American League
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
American Association
Minneapolis at Kansas City
Columbus at Indianapolis.
Toledo at Louisville.
st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Southern Association
Atlanta at Mobile.
Memphis at Little Rock.
Nashville at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at New ORLEANS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

The city council will meet in regu-
lar session tais evening in the city
hall, according to ]. R. Wellborn.
city clerk Only the regular routine
Of business, including reports Of
officers and allowances of claims,
has been booked for the meeting,
he said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14
WANT INDIAN COUNCIL

Ponca City.-otoe Indians have
asked permission of the federal
government to name council of
five tribesmen to act in matters
affecting the tribe. The reque ea
has been taken under advls ement
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14

TO the freedom Of dlsposlng of
property by will exist IN practical
ly every country, the foundation of
whose legal system is drawn large
ly from the Romans, and with us to-
day. limitations in many respects
are Imposed by the laws OF various
states Of our Union. In Roman
law, however, there was no distinc.
ton between the nature Of the
property TO be disposed of by will;
there was no distinction between
goods and lands. But later on, in
England, an age-long struggle took
place between the Roman law as
Interpreted by the churchmen, the
feudal law Of the Romans, and the
old customary law Of the Anglo
Saxons, which was not resolved
until comparatively recent times.
The person contemplating the
exercise of the privilege and duty
Of making his will' should be care
full always to consult competent
legal advice. The stories hinging
on wills scrlbbled on the back of
- old envelope or piece OF wrap
ing paper are largely fanclful.
There is another matter almost
as important as directing who
shall receive the property after
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14

a TYPICAL OLD
FRENCH CHATEAU
THE Sc ppopERTlE 9
APE GENERALLY
eEouEATHED TO
BLOOD RELATIVES
WHERE SUCH EXIST
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CO. ATTORNEY RESIGNS

Fufaula.-County Attorney w. L,
Mcpherson has rendered his resig-
nation effective May 2, because of
his wife's i'll health. He is serv-
ing his first term as county attor-
ney
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-14

IN the ANCIENT ROMAN
FORUM WE'RE MADE SOME
or the FIRST Wills or
HISTORY m rneIR EARLIEST
FORMS THEY WERE PUBLIC
lnREvoeAbLE DOCUMENTS
DRAWN ~ pATRlciANS
on TIE EVE or BATTLE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
BILLY FLYNN MAKES GOOD
WITH RUTGERS VARSITY

Billy Flynn. product of the local
sand lots. appears to be Coach Frank
Cox's first string pitcher for the Rut-
gers College baseball team this year.
Flynn, who Is well known in this
city, pitched sensational ball for the
Perth Amboy high school varsity
team, st. Anthony baseball team and
a number of other aggregations in
seasons gone by.
Flynn appears to be the most
likely choice of the coach TO bear
the brunt of the mound work for
the New Brunswick college team
this year. although Leon, the regu-
lar pitcher of the college team last
season, is again working hard for his
position this year. The Amboy
pitcher, in addition to having speed
and plenty of english is coolhead-
ed and seldom becomes ratified when
Coach Coz Is experiencing great
est trouble this year searching for
a steady backstop. Brewer was the
regular scarlet backstop last year.
but he has left the school. and Ma
loney and Winner are now trying
for the position. Durand. VanOrden,
Metzger, and Johnson is the appar-
ent lineup of the college infield for
the coming season. while Wheelock
and Summerill are holding down the
right and left field positions. witt
Flynn and Kelly alternating in cen
ter field. Flynn in addition to being
a good moundsman. also is a gooc
sticker, and from present indications
will be stationed in center field wher
not pitching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
AMBOY FIVE
PLAYS TONIGHT
National Turner'S, of Newark,
vii Furnish Opposition for
Bill Maning's Outfit.

The Perth Amboy representative
basketball team will try for their
thirtieth win of the season in the
game against the National Turner's
OF Newark, on the Auditorium court
tonight. This game also is the rub
ber contest of a three game series.
the Newarkers having won the OPEN
ing game. and Manning's team even
ed matters in a game on the local
court several weeks ago.
The Amboys took part in fifty-one
games on the court this year, and of
this number twenty-nine were wins
and twenty-five losses. The game
with the National Turner's is of great
interest to local fandom and a big
crowd is expected out tonight. The
National Turner's will appear here
tonight with Schelling, Tueschler,
Moeltner, Clark and Schwangert,
and there Is a possibility of Gil
Schwab, crack forward of the Orig
inal National Turner team appear
ing here for this game.
Bill Manning will start this game
with his regular lineup, REILLY and
McWalter at forward, Hank"
Thomas in the pivot positions. and
Harrigan and Dave in the guarding
berths. The two previous games
between these two outfits were Bit
terly fought contests, and the game
tonight Is expected to be the most
interesting of the series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
LONG BRANCH s
FIRE HIT SPORT
Jimmy DeForest's GYM, His
toric Sport Center, Lost to
the Game by Blaze.

The destruction OF the three
story building at Long Branch in
which was situated Jimmy DeFor-
rests gym, historic sport center of
South Jersey, where Jack Dempsey,
worlds heavyweight champion, was
trained by Jimmy DeForrest for his
bout with Jess Willard, will proba-
bly, mean the end of Long Branch as
the center for his athletic enter
prises, the great trainer has an
nounced.
The building was destroyed by a
fire which started shortly after IL
o'clock Wednesday night, after a
dance and basketball game. The
Speedway basketball team of this
city defeated the Norwood combina-
ton of Long Branch to the tune OF
a 1916 score in a game staged In
this hall on the night of the fire.
In addition to being famed as the
center for DeForrest's athletic en-
terprises, this building was one OF
Broadway's. Long Branch. Oldest
landmarks, and was formerly known
as Washington hall. 1t was at one
time the finest theatre in this section
of the country outside of the metro
politap district.
Basketball games have been staged
by the Oakwood and Norwood bas-
ketball combinations on this court
throughout the past season, the
Harmony, Speedway and Perth AM
bow basketball combinations have
played on this court. 1t is probable
that future games this season will
be played at the Casino theatre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
etball DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS Bowling News
SPEEDWAY FIVE I
PLAYS ORIOLES
Local Outfit Out for Twentieth
Straight Victory in Red
Bank Game Tonight.

The Speedway basketball players
Of this city will endeavor to register
their twentieth victory OF the sea-
son tonight. when they represent
the oriole Club of Red Bank in
court contest against the Norwood
basketball team of Long Branch in
game to be staged on the Lyceum
court in Red Bank. This game will
be the twenty-seventh on the sched-
ule of the Speedway team for the
season. nineteen victories, six de-
feats and one tie being registered
TO date.
The game tonight will open a Sc
ries between the Orioles and Nor
woods to decide the professional
championship of Monmouth county.
Branch the following Thursday. and
the third and deciding contest. IL
necessary. will be staged on a neu-
trail court. The Speedway and Nor
wood teams have engaged in three
interesting contests TO date, and the
game tonight is expected to be =
hummer.
The spacious Red Bank court
will give the Speedway players q
chance to exhibit some hashy pass
ing. The Handerhan brothers.
Martin, Bradley and BrownmiI1er
will make up the, Speedwyy lineup.
while the Long Branch teams line
up Will contain the names OF
Stretch" Mcintyre, Heiles, Raj
ferty. Mitchell and johnson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
GRASS|CK HAS
GOOD CHANCE
Local Player May be Held as
Fourth Catcher by the New
York Yankees.

Eddie Grassick OF Woodbridge,
who performed with Joe Mullen's
Perth Amboy baseball club last sea-
son, has big chance of being the
New York Yankees fourth catcher
this season, according to an an
nouncement from the Yankee camp,
and Jack Clifford, one of Billy Pfau's
pitchers on the local representative
team in the old Atlantic League
days, may be held as a relief hurTer
by Manager Higgins of the Yankees
this season.
Grassick. who has not been given
a real chance to date to show his
ability, but there has been some-
thing in his work which has caused
Manager Higgins to hold aloof from
the first big cut of Yankee rockies,
"Wallie" Schang. Philadelphia Ath-
ietics and Boston Red Sox. star back
stop. secured by the Yankees in a
winter trade, Hoffman and Devor-
mer are, the other three Yankee back
stops. Schang will be depended upon
70 do the greater part of the back
stop work this year, with Hoffman
next in line.
Clffo<d's work at the Yankee
camp has attracted considerable
comment. and Manager Higgins has
announced that the former Amboy
twirler is just the man the New
York, team has been looking for, to
do relief work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
VARSITY NINE
HARD At WORK
Many Stars of Last Year Out
for Team of the Local
High School.

With Jimmie Silver. Charley
Kochek, RED" Stocked. Sofeld. Des-
mond, DeAndrea, Sladkus. Richman
and a number of other players who
figured in the Perth Amboy high
school varsity mines baseball games
last season, out for practice this
year, the Amboy coach's only trou-
BILE this season will be in securing a
moundsman.
The several indoor and outdoor
practices already this season have
resulted in from forty to fifty can
didates coming out for each call.
but sophomore right handler who
may or may not have the goods to
fill the shoes of a high school
moundsman is the only pitcher in
sight.
The Perth ,Amboy high school
baseball team this season, according
to present appearances, will be a
fairly strong aggregation, and should
be capable of living up to the rec
ords set by crimson and white school
teams in bygone days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
HARM0NYF|VE
At ASbURY PARK
Amboy Crew viii Take on Co.
H. on the Armory Court
Tonight.

In an effort 20 hang up their Eth
straight victory, and sixteenth win
of the season. the Harmony basket
ball players Of this city will battle
hard tonight IN their game with
the Company II team OF Asbury
Park In a game scheduled 70 be
played on the armory court at As
bury Park.
Although the soldier team has de-
feated the National Turner's of
Newark in an extra session game.
and also took into camp the origi-
nal Auditorium team of this city in
two out of three games, the Har-
mony players will play hard In an
effort Il continue their good court
work. Manager Melko's team will
take the court with Regan and Glo-
chau in advanced positions; Pete
Hanson at center. and Yves Hanson
and Parker in guarding positions.
The Asbury Park team will take
the court with Jeffries and Clancy,
forwards: Newbury. center, and
Coleman, Knox and Fairy guards.
This is practically the same lineup
as has represented the seashore
team in all previous games. A big
crowd of fans will accompany the
Harmony team TO Asbury Park for
this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
To OPEN.
At THEk. Of c.
First Battle to Decide Court
Supremacy of Local Coun-
Gil on Monday Night.

The first battle to decide the court
supremacy of the local knights OF
Columbus Council will be staged at
ibe clubhouse on Monday night,
with the Columbus Club and the
Knights of Columbus representative
team as the opposing teams. This
contest will be the first of three
game series, and the members of
the council are taking a great deal
Of interest in this series.
Both teams have placeds eligible
lists in the hands of John Harring-
ton, the promoter of this series, and
Judging from the paper strength of
the teams, a hard contest Is expect
ed. This series is fitting climax to
the local Knights of Columbus coun-
ellis first real basketball season, and
although the team has not been a
world beater, the success of this
season is bound to result in greater
successes in the future. Mainly re-
sponsible for the court success of
the knights of Columbus this sea-
son has been the work of John
Harrington, who has been connected
with the sport game in this vicinity
for a good many years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
POST OFFICE RAMPS WIN
OVER VAMPS BOWLING FIVE

The Postofiee Ramps took three
straight games from the Postofhce
Vamps in a bowling match. rolled
on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys last night.
Bill Pemberton, anchor man on the
winning team captured high score
and high average honors in tnis
match. In the. final game of the
match Pemberton rolled 225, seven
teen pins better than Golden's score
in the first game which led for high
honors up to the Ramps anchor
mans final score. Pembertou
bowled is0,20s and 225 for an aver
age OF 1876, while Clarence Hoffman,
anchor man for the Vamps. won
1873.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
SPORTS AT Y. M. C. A.

Taking two matches out of three
the men over thirty defeated the
men under thirty at volley ball. The
men over thirty, Sharp, Westcott,
Leeson, Solt. were captained by
Rankin, while the team Of the men
under thirty was composed of
Peaks, captain; Crandall, Frado,
Hernsdorf, Parker and N. COLDER
ger.
On Monday Dover will play Will
sey in a league match and the Com
rades will play the first E. b. B.,
while the Independents are slated
against the second E. B. B.
The Y. NJ. c. A. volley ball stand
ings are as follows:
r.,azl.- and UxviHov Glass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
p C-CInh Meets

The P. Y c girls held their regu-
lar meeting yesterday at the home
of Miss Ethel Lorentzen on Gordon
street Miss Mary Prendergast won
the prize of the afternoon offered
by the hostess. A social time was
enjoyed by the members and re-
freshments were served. The next
regular meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Laura Larsen on Sayre
avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26

The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated
the New York Yankees at Shreve-
port, La. yesterday. 1t was the Dod-
gers first win of the series and the
final score showed the Brooklynites
in the lead by five runs, S3. Har-
per. Ferguson and Harper twirled
for the Yanks, while Cadore and
Smith did the hurting for Robbie's
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
PROPOSAL

Sealed Ids will be received April A.
1921 by the Comptroller of the City Of
Perth Amboy for the purchase and re-
moval of buildings and sheds situated on
the property of the Perth Amboy Water
Department on King Street.
Structures to be removed within twenty
days from acceptance Of proposal and
certified chsck for the amount bid TO &C.
company proposal.
For detailed information. inquire at Ia
Water Department. City Hall.
The Comptroller reserves the right te
reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Water Com
missioners.
o. ]. MoRGENsoN.
Comptroller.
1io1-s-2:-s4-2s-2s.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
Tuesdav and Fridav Class:
THIS WOMAN sUFFERED.

Mrs. n. A. Leaman SturgIn, COLO,
writes: "I suffered with bladder
and kidney trouble for years. Doc
tored and tried everything. No help.
Finally a friend sent me Foley Kid
ney Pills. They helped me so much
I used seven bottles. Now I feel
fine. Spent sleepless nights. Suffer-
ed so it seemed hardly could live.
Recommend Foley Kidney Pills to
all who suffer from kidney trouble
as did" Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26

Connie Mack's Philadelphia Ath-
letics handed the New York Giants
a real lacing at Lake Charles, La,
yesterday, winning by an So score.
Naylor, Rommel and Perry did the
mound work for the Philadelphia
team, while Barnes, Douglas and
Shea were sent to the mound by
McGraw.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-26
With The Big Leaguers
In Southern Training

season, according to present an
nouncements.
1t is said that an investigation of
J. Franklin Bakers baseball actiy-
titles of last season, are being made
by Judge Lands. head of baseball.
Baker played with a number Of
semi professional teams last, and
Manager Higgins has been ordered
to send in the names of some of the
players on the teams Baker per-
formed.
Mike Donlin, former Giant, has
signed to play with the Bronx
Giants during the coming season.
Donlin. Tim Jordan and Bill Schnei-
der will conduct a baseball school
during the summer.
With Bennie Kauff quarantined
at home where his wife is suffering
from diphtheria, Rapp down with an
attack of grip. and Frisch still limp
ing from a recent injury, the Giants
are wee bit crippled.