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ssrde and the Birds

b6rde anu INC olN''
Ed Leader. The death Of Nr FREQ
erick S. Barde brings a peculiar sense
o. loss to the Oklahoma oudubon so
c,etv. for he was president and
writer on bird lore and an authority
o. the subject Of oritholigy as wen
az the other branches Of natural MIS-
tory in Oklahoma lie vas ne pHn
cipal person in carrying on pFopa'
gqnda demanding better laws and ere
ating public sentiment for the pro
lection and preservation Of the song
and insectiyorous birds Of Oklahoma.
Since General Jamison founder and
first president Of the Oklahoma state
Audubon society has retired from the
active leadership in the conservation
Of the birds Of Oklahoma, Mr. Barde
was the hope Of the lovers Of birds
and the wild life" of Oklahoma.
When General Jamison had to lay
down his active duties on account OF
illness and the physical infirmities OF
advancing years, this octogenarian
selected Mr.. Barde as his successor.
Mir. Barde accepted the position out
of regard for his friends and for gen
u!ne love Of the work, and with char
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NEW SECRETARY Foe IRELAND

London Julg 81 Henry Duke a
bsrrlster unlonsi mems9F 81 paflla
'ment has been appointed chief seere
try for Ireland
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TO THE VOTERS or OKLAHOMA

The bank Oklahoma seeking my defeat because gave
the usury the people Stand by the polls next Tuesday
md | will be the people representative If elected
e. T. GLASC0.
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Shall Go tho Representative Of The People Pay the Penalty FOR
Offending tie Kings qf Fuanee7 The Banks Make tho
Unfy Law the Issue Where Do You Stand
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four furiongs. Our Meta. liz
tKoernerl. to I. to 4. even. won; Great Dolly.
ios u. Mcrsggartl. IS to I. TO 1, TO l. second
owags, III tMeAtee). 10 to |. TO l. TO 5. third.
Time. oss wsukesg, Bon Otis. chenung and
SECOND RlvCE-Sir hslonrz Afadr. lo7
eieAteel. to S. to 10. to 3 won; Ancon. NJ
u. Mersxgartl. 10 To 4, 10 1, 2 TO ]. second
Bula Welsh lG uilley), TO l, to l. even. third.
Time. Il4l-5. Zindsl Far Away, Glomer. Gentls
Woman and Rubicon II also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furioogs. Bsinshurst. l2
lo4 q. McTasgarp, to Q. even. TO 5. second;
third. Time. la2 IS DR.. L@rrick, Gypsy Blair,
Blair and Milestone courded
FOURTH RAOE-Mile and onesixtesnth Marion
Goosbg. no (Andresl, 10 TO l. 4 to l. to l.
won; Skeerfacs. los tRobnson), 10 l, to l.
even, second: Psnzareta, LIS (Kederis). to l.
to I. even. third Time. As IS. Beulah s.,
HanoFia. I'd Crump. J. ]. Ellis. Eagle. Grumpy.
Dick Williams Lahore. Dorothy Dcan Incidence
and Flgnny also
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs Busy Joe. io2 u.
Brown, to !, TO /. to s. won; Belamour. ~
(Koernerl, 10 /. S to 2 8 to S, second; Triboii.
liz tKeoshl. q to l. Q to l. even third. Time.
IA Gabrio, Undaunted, The Spirit and Capt.
Bet also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mils and one furlongx Aristocrat,
ut Mott. 4 to !, to s. 70 10 won; Injury.
10 Vaudusenl, TO IL to %. / to ) second
Business Agent, liz (Koerner), to ]. ) to !.
to s. third Time. i5a+5 Atsboy Harry
Lauder and Reybourn also ran.
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Heavyweight over 10 over 10 over 10
II will be seen from the foregoing
poundaSe that modern authorities in box
ing have taken issue with the code laid
down by the Marquis of Queensbury in
all but two classics, the exceptions be-
ing in the reather-veight and weller di-
visions, where the latter day guiding
spirits have reduced the weights.
As the situation now stands, there
fore, a fine mixup is in prospect. In
European boxing centers, when the
game Hourishes again as It will after
the war is over, the poundsge of the
Queensbury code viii be adhered to. In
this country there win be two standards
The discrepancy in the weights selected
by the American Boxing Association and
the New York commission may result in
endless disputes in this country over the
rightful holders OF the various cham
pionships wherein the poundase disagree
ment exists Altogether Il is a rather
annoying situation. but as the immortal
bard has put 1t:
ms fans alons remain cool and calm
Because they 90 not sireAdam-
When the Wisconsin boxing commission
announced recently that II had effected
a working agreement with the New York
board. whereby suspensions of boxers by
either organization would be observed by
the other, It was generally admitted that
this plan would help materially in estab-
fishing stricter control of the fighters
than has been the case heretofore. The
purpose OF the agreement is to call a
halt to the activities of boxers who by
various tricks and exercises fail to give
the promoting clubs. and the fans an
honest return for their money.
The New York City matchmakers have
been bothered considerably this season
by questionable practices OF certain fight
ers, and for that reason the boxing board
of the Empire State lent a willing ear TO
the suggestion of the Badger commission
A notable case in point centers around
the ring activity OF AID Wolgast. In De-
cember he was suspended for six months
by the New York commission for alleged
failure to be in condition for a battle
with Leach Cross The question nov
arises whether the Wisconsin commission
will observe the ban placed on the Dutch
man by the New York board. II the
Badger commissioners ignore the New
York suspension in this instance the pro-
posed reciprocal arrangement between
the commissions will be given a knock
out waiiop right at the outset. and the
ruling will be the subject of ridicule, rath-
er than of Observance The Wisconsin
commission has to fish or cut bait in this
case right now. as Wolysst is planning
10 meet Freddie Welsh in a ten-round
contest in Milwaukee in the near future
The decision of the Badger commission
will be awaited with interest.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
New York Fails to Adopt
Weight Scale of A. B. A.
ENTRIES AND RESULTS
OF THE LEADING TRACKS
JUAREz RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Pur-e; 2year-olds: three and one
half furlongr. Waremore, II martini, to 5. 2 to
5. to s. won; syoil. Ito (Pickens), I to ], to s.
TO 2 second; Cycle Ford. lo5 lPreecsl, 90 10 l,
. to l. 10 to /. third. Time. o;so Kitty Chatham,
Frosty Morn, Sir Richard, Besanta, Good Note.
and Homes, John also rsn.
SECOND RACE-Seiiing; Syear-olds and upward
one mile. Helen james. g tDucsesl 10 to l. 4 to
i. to J. won; kitte May. % tMorrisl, I TO s. 10
s. I to 4, second; Endurancs IS CMergler1. 10 70 l.
to l. 70 s. third. Time. $50 Is Jsmelia.
senorta Dana Smiling Mag, Anne MCGEE Teetoo.
Flying. Eleetruw.n. hadeile. and Great Brisr also
ran.
THIRD RAcE-seTen hulongs. Originator us
goftusO. to /. even. out, won; Camten, 10 60
Hunt, 10 /, even. out. second; yireo io6 "a.
81 Hing to l. to 5, out. third. Time, d.
Billy CulberSon and Eastman also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. Old Bob. he
(Cun<nl, even Q to 5. l to s. won; Zim. 100 Oh.
shilling 2 TO /. 9 to 5. l to 5, second; Gordon
Russell los NlcGorsrl, 8 to J. ) TO I. even, third.
Time In. Mack Eutanks. and Robert Msntell
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fire and one-hsh fuiIones. Jose.
IS CHayes) 4 TO /, 9 70 s. to 10, won; Lesbia. %
Cullen, 5 to I. to J. even, zcond; Elmadi, Ill
(H Shillinsl Q to S. , to 5, l to 3 third. Tune.
i0 Col RandeI, Lachis. Dad Davies. Mi1 Seda-
Ia Marshal Tlshman, Real Worth. and Capt.
Dr1ise also
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Cordie r.. l0l III
Shilling 7 70 l. TO /, essn, won; Transparent, rs
(P1ckensl even. to 5. l to s, second; Moonlight.
los (Hoyr0, to l. to l. even, third. Time.
IS. Lad. Kid Nelson, F1Eserald. and First
Star aso ran "a.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27


FIRST RACE-Purse; aysaroid maidens; -four
furiongs Bird Lore 100; Aimee T.. ZOE; Great
Dolly, ICE; Melia 100; rasha, liz; King Fisher
liz; Wat. liz; wsukeag liz; Ben Rsmpeou, ~
Cunso. us; George O. Love, lisi DR.. Tucker, l''
Melia and Pashs Blackford entry.
SECOND RACE-Sellipe; ayear-odsi hre ano
nne-haH furlonss Watch Your Step. 100; Ellen
smyth 100; Gentlcwoman lci; Little Gik, loi;
Donner, loS: Garnet, l0: Lady Mildred, lb; lnsot,
iG; ]. ID. Sugys lo7: servia. lG; Jim Grundy. los
Trslee. ZOE; FrisU. 100; Asparagus Sam. no; Far
Away, LA
THIRD RAcE-seiling; 5yearoids and upward
six furlonss. Souvenir. io2; Meehcka, los; Chiha'
10; Lady London. 10: Comets. 10; J. b. Har-
Doctor Kendall us; York Lad, lis; Salon, li5;
Gabrio, lis: Carl. III; Counterpart, III.
FOURTH RACE-The Uncle Joe Purse: syear-
Odds and upward. one mile. Nine. Hermann, 70;
Gypsy Blair %; Milestone. 1o2; Rife Shooter. 50;
Dissiluxon l0z: Menlo Park, la; AK Ma. lo4;
Gndenthal lot; Father Riley. lG; Cha Field. los;
Tokay lG; Scaramouch. LOT; Monsieur Perez, ie;
sarstoga, ,iis: Bob Hcnslcy. lis. Gypso Blair and
Milestone, Austin entry.
FIFTH RACE-Selllng; +year-olds and upward
mile and one sixteenth. Tfyi, vi; Best Bib and
Tucker loe; Twilight lo3; Mary Ann K. loe;
Beu's Brother. los; Lelaloha. lf; 'Nisadoo. lT;
Roy los: Dangerous March. no; Mordecai. I'D;
Tynbse 10; Benedietina 10; Luke Van zandt, 10;
King Rsdford; 10: Hedge Rose, no.
SIXTH RACE Selling; 3yesr-olds and upward
mile and twenty yards. Little Bigger. 20; Ross
Juliette 90; Psymaster, lG; J. O. WEIGH. ic2;
.Red Land. i04; Miss Fannie, loi; Miss Kruter.
lo6 Lamode, los; Ratina, no; Clint Ill; @. NJ.
Miller. u.s. Yenghee. rs; orperth. lis.
.Apprentics allowance claimed.
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POLICE OFFICERS Wife
CLAIMS IT HELPED her
RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEYS
Had pains in back, nervous
constipated, couldn't sleep,
and aggravated stomach
trouble. Now praises
Dreco.

Il have taken most of three bottles of
Dreco, for my husband took some OF
my last bottle, and there Is big i'm
proyement In my condition" said Mrs.
e. Carroll 14o7 Ames place northeast,
who's husband is employed as Park
police off1cer by the government 81
nave been troubled for years from
rheunna tism, pains over my kidneys
nervous so I couldn't sleep sound. had
dizzy spells and swimming in my head.
and everything solid I eat seemed to
sour in my stomach and form gas and
give me heartburn and that uneasy
FEELING / had tried numerous remedies
and several doctors without much real
results. Finally I decided to give Dreco
trial, for had always heard that root
and herb medicines were fine for the
troubles 1 had Right from the start
showed improvement and now I feel like
different woman Rheumatic pains all
gone. sleep well and no more constipation
TO bother me. and / eat anything I want
no matter how heavy it is. without the
slightest bad effect. 1 finally induced my
husband to try IL as he has rheuma tism
and 1t Is helping him too 1 now have
three bottles of Dreco in the house and
believe when we finish them both of
us will be entirely well" Dreco f. sold
at all the O'Donncll Drug Stores for 81 90
bottle. Mai orders filled The Dreco
Man is at the 90 street store to
answer any Questions about this great
herbal remedys-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
Boxing Commission Does Not
Agree with American Box
ing Association on Limit.
GOSSIP OF THE ARENAS

From the earliest days In the history
OF the boxing game IN this country the
question of a uniform scale Of weights
to govern the various classificstions
Of pugilism has occupied the attention
Of the massive minds of ringcraft.
Several attempts were made TO bring
about a compromise between the
British and American weights so that
zone standard scale would be in effect,
but nothing was ever accomplished
In the United States, particularly,
weights have been shifted and juggled
about to suit the whims and convenience
of the various title holders until the
original standard became practically
obsolete.
This evil has become so glaring In
recent years that oficial recognition
was taken OF it when the American
Boxing Association sprang into being at
Cleveland last summer. The question
was one Of the chief subjects of dis
cussion when the members of the or
ganiEation gathered to discuss ways
and means Of improving and develop
ing the sport and finally after careful
thought a scale Of weights was agreed
upon and pronounced the standard for
this country. As the association In
cludes many of the leading promoters
and club owners IN the United States
IL was believed that this scale would
be universally accepted.
However, the finely devised plan has
failed 70 meet with the approval OF the
august boxing commission of New YORK
State Last Monday that organization
announced new scale of weights to
govern the game within its territory, and
as this standard differs materially from
the scale adopted by the A. B. A the
result has been a worse muddle over
weights than existed before these two
bodies set to the task Of trying to es-
tsblish q standard
The following table will show to what
extent the poundages now vary in the
scales accepted:
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
HAVANA ENTRIES FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs; zyear-old maidens;
purse, 500. sAyers los; Alice CLARK loS; Doc
Meals, los; Cruces, los; Lsntana, ios; Lucle r..
lo7
SECOND RACE-seilins; purse. 500; Syear-olds
and upward; sir furlongS Dancing Star, ne; Rus
tic Maid, los; Ethan Alien I0 Mike Cbaen. los ;
Ajax. los Regular l6 Tom Hancock, l6; Beau
mont Belle. III Phil Connor lis.
THIRD RACE-Selling; purse 500; 3year-olds
and upward six furiouc. little Alta, S. Quick
Start lo Font. lo2: 'Crsco los; Hsberdssh, los
Blue Nous lca; DR.. X. L. Swarengef Ill; Wander
nj; Kzyderuseros Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Selfns; purse, 500; 3yesrolds
and upward; FIVE and oaehAf furiongsL White
Crown 800; Scottish Knight 10 Billy Orme. 100
-Moncief 100; Marjorie A., M Carlton G., 100;
Mao ITO; King Worth, lis.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seiiinx: purse. 500; Ave and one
half furlonsS; 5Tesr-oids and upward. Ball Band.
% CUruuhartl. Il TO /. to = ~ to l. won; Unity,
los Cwoistenholml. To 5, to 5, to ). second
wster Lad 10 tstsrr-ttl. Is to l. TO l. to /,
third. Time. 1888 White Eye. Blue Book.
Tiger jim Ford Hal and Phil Connor also
SECOND RACE-seIhng; purse 500; syearclds
and upward; SIT furlons. Beaumont Belle. los
Jsnkinsl. 10 to l. to /. to |. won: Rustic Maid,
s. (SterTettl, to l. to s. l to second; Dakota,
100 CHarringtonJ, q to s. TO 5, out third Time.
liil-5 Dancing Star. Huda's Brother. Easter
star Inlan and Sun Guide also
THIRD RACE-SeIlins; purse. ssp: eyear-olds
and UPWARD: 1x furlonss. Warcrinx l6 tWstson).
Il TO S. 10 s. l TO s. won; Nusanta. los Noun
tafn) 8 TO l. TO 10 l TO J. second; Saturnns,
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
JUAREZ ENTRIES-F0R SUNDAY

FIRST RACE-Seiling; 3year-olds and upward
five and onehan furlongs. Classy Curl, ee; ~Tcnpy
Duncan ioe; odd Cross lo2; skinny B.. lp: Inez,
Io3 Louis Descosnets lo4; bat Masterson. lo4
Miss Folly, lG Gilbert Rose 100; Noble Grand,
100 Capt. Cruise 100; California JACK. l0e.
SECOND RACE-Selling; 3-yesr-olds and upward
selling; seven furlongs Eastman, los; Henry
walhank WS; Little Abe los; Eek Davis 1G
Transparent, l0s; Quid Nunc. H.
THIRD RACE-Seiling; syearolds six furlonGs.
POSTMASTER, ~; Thanksgiving 81; violet, 100
-veldt 100 Circulate los; Meal Ticket los; C. NJ.
johnson l0
FOURTH RACE-Handisp: selling; 3-year-oid.
and upward; mile F1onn, s.; BONANZA. los
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27

iss tJenkns). q to l. to, TO- to ), third. Time.
ia MARRIED. and Isbot ALSO ran
FOURTH RACE Selling; purse. 500; ;year- olds
and upward; nx furionss Louiss Traveu. le6
tMountzinl. TO 5. I to z out. won; Thrill. i0
iDoyiel - to s. even. to 2. second; Csithenpian.
lc2 tsterrctp. 10 to /. to I. 2 70 l. third Time.
ia435. Volts Baths. Capt Elicit, Wander and
Lambs Tail also
FIFTH RAcE-seIling; purse. 500; +year-oids
and upward; mile and three sixteenths- Zorcaster.
ZOE gonesl. even. | to 5 out. won: rsmmerians,
lU trsplinl. TO !, to 5, out, second; Napder,
log tDoylsl,5 10 to J. TO q. out. third. Time,
go IL. Page White and First Degree also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27

FIFTH RAcEaSclling purse. 500; 3year-olds
and upward; Eve hiriongx- sReHection. %: Kopje.
iU Ada Anne. III; sureget, lis; skects lis; Parior
Boy, ll3
SIXTH RACE-sslline purse. 800; 3yar-olds
and upward; I've furlougt. Anna Lou, 81 sBnnice,
los: Indifferent iG; F1atbush loe Russell NcGill.
lQ: Big LumaK. M Palm Leaf. III: Cherry Seed
il3; Buzar- iis; Frontier lis !: sfnfty Alien. lB
SEVENTH RACE-scilinR; purse. 500 3yesr oads
and upward mile and fifty yards. Charles
Francis ioi; Tamerlape. los; sCooster, los; Day
Day. No. Lochiel, Ill zorosser. III; soesius, H.
.Aprrenticc alloranoe claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27

John Graham, ITO; Hard Ban. lis Money Mako.
u.s.
i've and one half frrlonss. I<sbia. lo3; sstells
Grsine. 1os sAnreau, lo6 sArcoudeiet. los; PAja-
roito 10; saIlis o'Dry Ill Panachapis. Ill.
SIXTH RACE-Seiling; 5yearolds and upward
one mile. Smiling Mag. ~; 'Nsnne McDee. 81;
sorbicu,sticn. ~; Flying 20 .Bonnse's Buch. -;
Lone star. co.. Downiand, ios; .Gerdes. i0; Irish
Kid l0.
-
Apprentices allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
Kid Egan in Cleveland.

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. Skid Exam.
feather-weight champion of the South,
and Charlie Esan. the singing pugilist,
arrived in Cleveland yesterday in search
of bouts. The Kid will probably get a
crack at Geo. Stewart at the next show
here. The boys are being looked after
by Charley Swan, former Washington
newspaperman, now manager OF Kid
Graves, welter champion.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
Tennis Winners at Palm Beach,

Palm Beach. Fla, Feb. S-Mrs. Raw
son L. Wood, of New York. and Miss
Margaret Snyder, of Pittsburgh, won the
women's tennis championship of florida
in doubles here yesterday. when they de-
fested Miss Hilds Holmes and Miss Ethel
Cahsrt. both of New York. in straight
sets, So, ell
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
Andy Smith on Way to Coast.

Lafayette, Ind, Feb. 2s.-Andrew L
Smith, formerly head football coach at
Purdue University, is on his way TO
Berkeley. Cal. where he will have charge
of the football squad at the University
of California next season. Smith is a
former University of Pennsylvania star.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27

MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is.
Hall Stewart vs. Tony Zill. 10 rounds
at Niles, Ohio.
Jack Willie VS.. Jack Read, rounds, a
Memphis. Tenn.
Ted Lewis VS.. Harry Stone. % rounds
at New Orleans, La.
Anton, the Greek, VS.. Tommy Krieg, II
rounds, at Marshheld, Wis.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %.
Charley White VS.. Matt Wells. /.
rounds, at Boston, Mass.
Leach Cross VS.. Johnny Grifiths, ].
rounds, at Columbus Ohio.
Billy Miske VS.. Dick Gilbert, i5 rounds
at Denver, Colo.
Artie Armstrong VS.. Charley Hender.
son. 10 rounds, at Waukesha, Wis.
Benny Palmer vs. Charles Metric, /.
rounds, at Fond du Lac, Wis.
Walter Butler vs. Al Nelson, IL rounds
at Manchester, N. II.
Leo Houck VS.. Willie Baker, 10 rounds
at York, Penn.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2
Jim Flynn VS.. Tom Cowier, 10 rounds
at New York City.
Johnny Ertle VS.. Abe Friedman, Il
rounds, at Brooklyn. N. Y.
FRIDAY, MARCH g.
Gilbert Gallant VS.. Johnny Lore, L
rounds. at Manchester. N. H
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27

President Ryan. of the Anaconda Cop
per Company. estimates profits for 1915 al
SIC COO. Coz
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q.
THURSDAY. MARCH >

# lt1A<NfI 1If1kNfI o
Gilbert Gallant VS.. Johnny Lore, Il
rounds. at Manchester. N. H
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w ashiug.ons Forenost Auts ro9 o."
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIEs-MoNDAY

'Apprenticc allowance claimed :
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
BOXING BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Apprentices allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FENALE.
WANTED-A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE YOUNG
lady secure permanent position hy applying
at the Pin SpolA Plscr 81 18th 81. Apply today
between and p m. or any time Monday.
VIZ Will GIVE ONE WOMAN IN ZACH
county one Thermo syphon Washing Machine alb
solutely free. FIX MIG. co. Columbus. Ind
WANTED-PERsONs TO COLOR ART PIC
lures a; home; easy WITH: no experience; good
pay; sample free. WHEELER co. - Madison,
Chicago
WOMEN WANTED-FJLL TINE. SALARY SIS.
selling guaranteed hosiery to wesrrT; SC an hour
spare time: permanent; eInerence unnecessary-
wEARPROOF HOSIERY NoTistoWu. Pa
$50 PER 100 FOR COLLECTING NAMES AND
sddrrses; Instructions = cents MAILING
SERVICE, no Holiday Bldg Indianapolis. Ind
MAKE MONEY KNITTING HOSIERY FUR Us
best machine furnished either plan. Season nov
On Write today. GLEASON, sc Madison. ChicsEO