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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08
COUNTY WElGHER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Jack Hale announces that he is q
candidate for county commissioner.
central district, subject TO the action
&C Democratic voters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08
cHlcKAsHA, OKLAHOMA, MARCH 8, 1916

4ny erroneous re7ecfiO0 on
the character, standing or
reputation of any person, firm
or corporation and any mis-
sfdfemenf which may appear
10 fhe columns of the Express
will be gladly corrected upon
is being brogphf 10 The dffe1.
fion of the management.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08
SHERIFF.

J. A. (Joe) Thompson announces
that he is a candidate for sheriff,
subject to the action of Democratic
voters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08

Ross Cox announces that he is {
candidate for county clerk, subject
to the action of Democratic voters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COURT CLERK.

J. II. (~Bud') Gibbs announces that
he is candidate for court clerk, sub
ject to the action of Democratic
voters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08
COUNTY CLERK.
voters.

e Brightwell announces that ne is
a candidate for county clerk, subject
to the action of Democratic voters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08

Mrs. Edna T. Watkins announces
that she is a candidate for court clerk.
subject to the approval of Democratic
voters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08

Optimistic Thought.
Humility is the first of virtues-for
,ther people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08

VIEWS OF CITY GOVERNMENT
The Emporia (flanl Gazette, com
mena!ng on the fact that the people
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-08

Moreover in the matter of looks
we claim that the chorus girls in that
home talent show had all the imported
brand beat by several miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
CALL AND ORGAN BATTLE
FOR COUNTRY CLUB TITLE
viii Meet In Championship t.U,f Match
-" SnturdaH-Ninncrt q" represent
Club for branch TROPHY.

T. I Ofcain and Douglas can Wi
b:;tte II out OIL Saturday afternoon fui
ne soil championship 81 the Courtr!
tIuo of Virginia aud also fur the right
70 represent the club il the match fri
TIC Branch cup against the champion
OF the Hc'n'itaee Country club.
can ana Oit,ain HAY. Fought Their
way ur from the beginning: OF the tour
natncnt. ana both nave Displayed som,
wonderful solfing ability. I. IL need
lcss 10 say that when the two meet
Tor I'll. fnals az the fall tournament
the match VIII lee well worth seeing.
The results az the scmitiualS. which
were played Yesterday. were as iol.
lows:
chaupomship division .n"st siX-
tccnl-E. T.. or2ain detected !. &. Fay
Ion. " and ! douglas Gal, Gvfc.t6d f.
j. -. Mackay. ana /.
Second sixteenth. :. Jones defeated
H. w. Hall and /: George - Morgan
defeated br. Tnoma. Scales II and !.
Third sixteen. Joseph Mullen defeat
cd ieorG" W. Stcvcn.. in. by d.faUIt:
stanley Clarke "cio"t"d !: II rallvH,
and >
Defeated ciahts
First siAtven-Dr. a. =. Nelson and
GorIou Wood viii play ia the finals
for defeated eight sixteen.
ThirG sixteenth. 4. l.cp,is; viii play
Mr. Hardy ~ anals detected eight.
third sixteen
Second six;cer II Il Mcintyic Will
play Arthur Cray. IL. in nnalS defeat
.d siGht. second sixteen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
TECH CRlPPLES IN GAME
At VIII 'iS. Saturda!-Parri>h and
1rrnkie Shiftcd-tugrrsoII I.aaUrs
to Perfect Forward PASSES.
lSpccinl ~ III, 'rim.s- piSD,l..i, /

Special 10 The Times pispaiciI
%lAC'liSBUHG. VA. Octohe, .5-AIl
tnC men. even 10 crippias, were ON
Miles Field to-,ay Nail. VIII" waS
hurt ia the Vale gam. engaged in
signal drill but did not scrimIna.e.
la 1castcr. who has bccu out OF the
zane iUi som. tinic. MAS also uni Tor
signal practice TO-DAY. Til. Techs
nave. 1T INC present. over w" fun
teams on "a squad. .ui :. like Eumbci
oa Is squad.
y half hour. hand :crin,magc was
given I'll. varsity this afternoon. They
scored three ;ouchdowus u2nu.; the
scrubs. .Du, tn, latter slipped over u
tioid coal Oh them. The Tech backs
wrrr running in good form. picking
hoI"S more accur; tell and -rttin;
NOV. 'iriI. than heretofore. ,:re2orl
and Younger seem TO haze heroine !.
fixed th;u& at the cud positions. Ncl-
son also continues 10 show Ills GOT!
form. Rig Parrish will probably be
shifted IL tackle for Saturdays game.
and Treakle has been shifted L" the
line"
Following the srrinimacc. a long sig
nal drill WAS engaged in. Co#"E In
ccrsoll has q bunch "f now plays up
his Sleeve. wh'rh he has no, Nct. tried
oui ami he is working 10 pc,fcct these.
Special attention - being given to
forward passes. rs II IS understood that
this VIII hc one al Agricultural aud
NJ echa nicIi'S strongest department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
ASHLANDERS EXPECT HARD
SCRIMMAGE WITH TIGERS
''n,nc Saturday Nil Bc,~ staged In
fnrmN'tir--ScNc,Rt Jackets Injured.
kicSs Drives Eleven on OTensc.
Especial TO The rime.-pisu,.,,

Especial to The Timea- Dispa:chl
ASHLAND. IA. October 2J--Al-
though thcy haze s.vriai pilycrs In.
lurcd in toe game VITA the Indians
'nSt week. the yellow Jackets are pr;,c-
item. ~ usual tor tici;' coEscst with
li"mpdrn- Sidnc! in i'armvillc on Sat
ur'aN. rfi* game was scheduled 10
l." played il Noprwcn. but the man
a%emrmt OF the Garnet and Gray has
seen Ill 10 have ii transferred To- "A
william aud MarS gam" gane WA" Was ii iar ;ae
Young. co@hill. Randolph. Mrybcrg
aud Christian all rrceiving injuries
more or les: acv"rv 'rhis fac, has pre-
vented the team iro.n working to-
"cthc" as much aS il would have other
wise his week. NC; II is hoped that
all of tn" player. Will hc seen in the
i'nc-up WHOM tn. whistle blows on Sat
ur,iaN
Wilt. Victorious over the Williams
burg outfit he Asiilaud"r3 ate not
oTcr-conhueut. and Know that the win
uer Of The s; 'uSal" must put NJ hard
fight 10 this oud. co"Cu RicSs is
,lu'n, ali IN his prSI 10 build ttp the
U!fanSjN. work az ii,- Lemon and Elack
machine. lat ~. contest last saturday
til" defensive work Mas almost perfect,
hA:i Win 5hc n;,ll - their possession
quickly as it might have.
WJs particularly poor. With these de-
tivicnceS patched up. and provided tina
the injured mua are III condition. Ran
dolph- Macon vii! send Il very tormid
- BE aE::rcaatiuu AFTER the second SHnic
of Tn. cii.t Dio;Slip series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
VIRGINIA SHOWS STRENGTH
THURMAN AND WHITE BACK
AT FORMER PLACES IN LIME
tns,"rsit! Expects to Dcfcat Wander
bHt--s'r"miSine New >intrrini
discovered.
ispecial to rno ime.-Diypu,rh.l

Especial 10 The Timc.- DiSDutvh.l
CHARACTERISTIC VA. October
With two new nhen in ,ho back
field and Thurman ami White Hiiing The
same inches in thc line occupied by
them las, ycJr. Niig;nia's eleven will
leave her. Tomorrow night for Nash
VILE. where il expects 10 eradicate the
Goo! @ia last saturday 10y downing N;,n-
derbiit.
Head coach Evans H.: been .vuri:tnS
hard with til" varsity this week.. per-
fectiu. their deit na. aSailst TO eN-
Dect"d cvnEod"r=s mass playing; ami
trying out SOME H,.v Toward passes
ana line play.
IN to-,.ay's w"rk"wi. Wa=e,l:niyl,t
;.ltcruu;"d at iu;'rtc! back "ith car
{" So ia" quail a. MIDGET III ac,ion Sat
ur,!;.y Russell ma" Hrlith VIII in all
prob. biii,! lie the half b.cks. With
Captain Spar a. iull. Two sets OF
backs We're tried out To-day. the secuitd
combination Including G"ocl. NiuSolv-
.n= and Russell. win the last named
at full back.
In signal practice Ills afternoon. the
team moved with more precision than,
ut amy time this season. The daily
SCI imii;(Ic between Tie Scruh and first
year teams revealed tn" prcscn.e Of
some Nj miteciIl for ncAl season
hll"n's b"ilii&nt runs from kick for
nations and Mc,:u.,Iu's work IN the
line woii the unS ,intcd approval III III.
entire squad oi coaches. II thes" :wo
players w"ie only eligible. NOW. Nir-
Hin;a vuult have only onc gam. oil the
schedule 10 fear. that with Harvard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
LAUREL RESULTS

- rae '.h igrlo. .,--CI.
81 Eu,we'.i n,i'e $50 ieru ol
tt;tG Time I'D. - .t.e-.
10: ;Woon. smart ioI", Hoiu, -a.
Home. blNle ~. aI.y rai
,e'n. SO Us" uIla- ig%yt.
$3.50, Won N,w iayon. I.fr ,ii rr.,.
..i" =, ,i"--' .' s-souG. 'dI Ai,naci.
y ,,N't"". ,.pn ii.Irf Time.
N...I., todd" N.tic OTTO T!pro n 10 ra-.
Ihi:i--,.9- f.r!ou.s -,,IoaIr.r.
u. rnet $40 $500 50. 90, Et..l
Shct los ,chrrtp. 1865" $50. second
'hird. TIM Is Sir Wiii..n .Ioi,V-
soii Slrrri'Ms i'al" iiriou. sIt.t,,,t!
"aier III; Tuc rccisiuu i'Iouiu.n also
ran. ''7"
i".ddy's chYtrc. Io4 ,f,ohin SOM s..o 20
Jii.J", s3."u. W"r. MdiacnIf,. los tf;,i-
Webb. $50. '&.l". seroud Srur I#O
.SchuttinGci). $50 'hjrd Tmc. Sa
80 NcI'uii"' N''ma'r hilnvr Hiddcn
rlftr---onc mile Ar.,uuiu IA. ,\,r.
trosol S25.;c $50. s,.lo. Nog I'lau-
second; Dove bal", 10; G;ulii.n,,,'
$40. third Time. l.irl-5 sam Jara
son. Roadmaator. iIuLbut Tuimoil
Cclt2b2 also ran
siH,h,uone milIeo "arNcs. king. Ioi
Gloomy Gus, 40 %. Tapiinj - "to'
$50, sesond. WauNoaa, 10 'T;ohi,.
sgonl, $50. thrd. Time, l.39 80 in.
sri Sucr. Artcnls also iaU
Si Seventh--orc mile and = .iNtc,rIh-
"a sarviliian, 10. ,BryucJ $3.50. 81 ,.,n
M on; Ornerth. rs ,k.ocuJ. $40 $50
tstond; Rose aui.ct,c. 20. uohiouJ'
's,S slsitd. Song %? Nalicy. Irilcr Diusl
SstE Orotund Sequence Ac,or ron
T. n0ocS, tsMlcI" a." ga'N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
LATONiA RESULTS

t'irs, race fi"c and Il half furl"nIs
t.: And1rao.. io' or i.9uLerl.
-. ,Murnhyr. $3.50 and <i4.3u. sec
oid i'i@cr. IL ,EuNtouJ. $50. third.
Time '.oH Robert Eodes. barney
shannon. Flash OF steel Di. lack,
Shaunw lawn. EagfcdN Man. Trapping
a,d uaac!nut also ran.
Secon'!- M ,,d and s,Ntee:nntn c"m.
NI.uovcr,. $i.2u and So, second law
bono. lie CLillcyp. Si.,", third rinc.
I:i7 - Wcl.a. White Crown .\ilcn
Th,rd S,N furiongs i. J. Murdoch.
10" 'M,,H'G,hyl. *a.SU S3;%n and $50,
ana g 20 sccond Amazon. ,c' u;oosc,.
$50. ,hird. Thnc. ~. Kinney.
Etddy III. i.arriok. lena Misha also
ncr'" Gndir. 10 %Ilam%Heri. s.Ga :3
an, 80, won: King CORN. ~ Ccou-
,,,hiy Dean. 'r' C.. HunD. $50. Third.
treasure also ran.
oyi, tf,' so s @!s .n% e v y" s" ;
t"iie. =" 'GuoSc), S'.l0 aud $50. soc
"n'i l;n'tcrscntch. H.. IT, u .ykcl.
i IIi',n 'n !i. Time las$.'; Seminole
ram. ,i"ori;" G. Love vas cut down md
ruil"d ur. '''''
SiHtA-s iA lnrl"ne cncic rl,li. lls
MH'' Cas"idN. II" tTudur, ssIn ma
$50. 7cC"md: Stou, Heart 100 n:Iirj;
'"S' $50. third. Time. Iia 80.
'"uvc'rc. i;osc"c Coos" Founrry:,ic
'"nn'rcht "ud roNy Grin also van
N'N"' IN I. ono milo ard i, .iA,c"nin
.!Hr"7rc' y. '"' Wallahaup sau,o.
. 49, - ""ii' SNniau W. n;"nS"t.
$3.50. s.. a"""u'i 1'u'c". loo ,I.uu,.cr,
- ''''rd. Tiw:. i:f;"-, !:cCila,,d
l;o'uty Sh"p. EuloG!. ii"wdy 'Iowdv
Mabel priwchh"r Jessie Louise also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
CIRCUS HITS TOWN WITH
ELEPHANTS AND CLOWNS
r.iirr issue Permit For street Parade,
Which START From Grounds ~
"a ::Su az lock.

.>iautii. Win "a street parade ,hiS
morning. III .icIu Robinson Circus
viii be tn. center Of attraction fo.'
k;cnmouue,s. Noin:, and ola. to-day
Tho 'huA ":,I.y. In during the early
small hour. The how grounds ~
ca Er"ad STREET u"ar the Southern
stock Wares
!.,radc prrparaiion. were completed
EeStcrdoN n:tSruoun When u police
permit was issued. Tho procession is
scheduled to leave the grounds ut l0:S0
o'clock. AMI viii rc:t"a ii.a ehup,;in.
district inv ahont thirty MINUTES.
rw" performances vii! bc given af-
'crnoou ana night Among 1ic ru-
merous acts md features this year is
,hc Ecbin-"u herd c. p.rformin:; OLE
rh;ntS. which play baseball. operate
barber shop perform Oh musical in.
"iun"nis anu give an exhibition OF
G'i!ihG. The nlaiIa2cric is said 10 con-
tai :, IL. collection Of rare and villa
be"@'s. one OF The most interesting
objects j. the nanN Kangaroo horn
last week
The street p.,ludc s,nrts al, iu:a.
oc'""k. rn' route viii be on Monu.
m'n' Avenue anG Erauklu street 10
Ni"th street TO Capitol 10 Eleventh
10 ''oad. and up Eroad street 10 tho
show grounds. rlie afternoon rar
Ion nance St*rta at o'clock tho ,lours
opening ~ o'clock The nigh, per.
iornanc. starts at O'CLOCK. rh. .lnnrs
opening 81 :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
CLEMSON IS PRlMED FOR
ANNUAL CAROLINA CLASSIC
nitt-r struggle I.>prrir5 IN toinmbi;:
tc.Dr.-,uiured Players Expected
~ tct into natilr.

CLI.MSpN COLI .tIi. =. -. oEtoh'f
~. THO Clemson ri:crs returned fr"ui
The Auburn game on saturday morn
me and had "a light workout ihnt az
termoon trying /" work the soreness
nigh; ndniI' IN = sim scr,nmaso
pr2v,itc on Monday ard Tuesday.
"Wednesday therc was Ign; practice
In Columbia before nc game with
''"rcliil. OH Thursday morning at the
;i*;s Fair
Tho cripple who were lcf, 4, home
Whcii the team went 10 Auburn arc
steadily improving. and prcscu, pros
pcc's arc that Harmon. Major t;cc.
iiardin and Brown VIII -" .'."d! for
.hc carolii.n melee. sim win" rad AN
;san'; suniciemuy recovered 80 got
Sack Oh tho icld, and his presence VIII
he much missed In the line.
Tht men Who wen: {" Auhurn w.
ctiNed no injuries az CONSEQUENCE. and.
@hccpt 70" W'chi's twisted kuoc ANA
EaniSs's charl.y- horse. Tho cn'irc 'c:tIn
which Will ln"-ur against tho Gamc
';ochs s6onlu bc ~ fairly gcod couuj.
lion.
coach llar; has h,d more thao nts
share ., hard iuck ,nis year with M
tured players. and .yasn't lined up his
w se no., "' ey s,nI rI'l. , ;" ,[
lineup. However, he has no, lo.t
heart over TIM unusual h"odo". hut
mas plugged sicauily on. trying 20 dc.
"elor new men !" t'i the p,,,cce ~ the
rcEula's whoa thcH have received
hurts.
rho 'es!n. ~ 'lcmsou roucec to-
have . ll-h, worls-u,i ii,rro -. ,i,s
afternoon TO pui ON thr u.i.h,',..
.iouch"s h"t"r" the great ,;.,rolin:,-
.i,einsnn .!asn on Thur.,iaS ,a"rujr.-.
when Gam" Cock aud Ti-ol VIII IN
Camc that ~. CONG ro hr l,,r,.i ~,
~ the io"'hill rias=i" O.. the star.
hc 80 cA'1' ilia' lh"y are Nh
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
Soccial t" Tho riuys dispatch.


NEWrokr MEMS VA. pctuh'r -
--Altlinugh they spout TN. entire after
noon ~ secret ,'es*i"u The director: 81
baseball clubs. mccjiu2 her. to-day
accomplis shed ii;tl- -; mterrS, I" the
i"ns. The frs; aci MAS I" AWARD tho
~" championship q" III" New pori
News club
Til, rcniain,!el Of ilte Time was nc-
N"t.d :" tho ac|uuut. "t The former
pr,Sia1nt. BuI ru tnrprcW. which. &C.
c"idiH2 10 The a. 's'turS Ar. in - badly
tangled runtiitibu "omWlti1c con-
posed or i'rcsi lent i:radlcy Director
STANLEY. OF Portsmouth, ana Director
Mcycr. OF Rocky Mount Mns named 10
INVESTIGATE III" matter '"r tht leai; uc.
settled - the mdgua'cS believe right
th' league for the first lime ~ years
viii have split ;,hcad tor .nc season.
despite the storm. paSSaG"
Tile directors NutyG - allow T. T.
walker. "WItcr 81 the Nortuih club. =
reasonable tim" ia winch to make good
his indebtedness :" th. league Walker
has several on"r. tor the No"fo!lS fran
chise. und II VIII roni"in in Norfolk
regardless OF Nh" rUrcha.cS it,
y coiuinittcr composed "i Director :
Charles. STANLEY "nu M"H"r was named
TO place ~" franchise Torment! 81
Or. sdcn' t:rnuie> RET iscd {" accept
pay Tor his services during thc closing
days of ihc s,as"u in:thci than "N.
pcnscS. II. VIII =. the annual
meeting Of minor baseball! clubs to be
he'd in New orleans at the expense OF
the League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26

Gus Hilr. Tolles OF l?is." which.
WAS presented At the Acadcm! ~ Alu-
sic twice yesterday. Was .!I5t What
was to have been expected Cas- Hill
SHOW. without amy cartoon feature.
That is TO say. i, was burlc5nuc In
the shOwman'S sense, which doesn't
mean 81 travcSt!. but generally stands
foi = 10, oi numbers ruu together and
intcrsperscu with spccialtics. In this
case. the chorus appeared IN many
changes oil fresh ana Vcll-dcsi.iad
costumes. as die the principals. and
danced with vim aud III together. ono
or the principals, Bertha del Monte
very handsome Oman. also appeared
III pretty much Inc sglus style. Nv
other John l.1rkius. offered az nm
commonly clever darky characicri:a-
ton. while sill two others. Thomas,
W,lch ana Pete curiey. played n
comedy skit--it Il ralrc;td station--in
genuine comedy STYLE None OF ti,c
rest Of il was remarkable. except Cor
tho memories recalled by such OF the
dialogue and music as w.a. divcrtiuE
and Tor the blat.n, co.rsoncSs OF some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
IBUILO NEW CLUBHOUSE
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB TO
EXTEND ACTIVITIES GREATLY
Annual Mrciimr >h"ws Prosperous
Condition aud bright Prospects.
Officers Elected.

pians Tor purchasing :, new cmb site
and for participating. on - larE" scale
in the southern r"w'ns regatta IN f'ai
;!nors durinS the month OF June were
made AT the iorty-uinth annual meet
ing of the Virgiuia i;oat club. held last
night in Colombo Hall
II is planned 10 secure about an aero
OF ground OH The south sldc Of lanes
river, Just east OF the Scabuar0 Nr
Line RAILWAY EridG? and there vr re!
:. new and modern clubhouse Tue
clubhousc is 20 be one of the most ul"d-
.rn in this section and every c"isid-
grafton viii DC given 80 secure - SIT
That can be rcachcd casil! and t'nt
viii meet every requirement "i ih.
membership.
The ;rcnnd probably viii u"; b. p,tr-
chased 70" several mouths yet aud the
Virginia Boa 'luh will IL located Nest
spring at the old home. f'irs' STEPS
coward oiicc;.ug the move will b. made
during ths tall. when ground VIII
he broker q the new site and start
made on he construction "f the new
building
! large extension, ut the ciuh artivi-
tios is planned f"r The approaching:
SEASON. and il D.. probable that on. ~
III. ciub's competitions VIII make til.
trip To Baltimore y pr"ic"sion;,l
;.oacl Will h employed AMI II y"
fhousht probahle ;lai G'e"i = Van
Nliet. Who has been d'rsCtiu. rowing al
The Eoat Club dusins Tho last ""
years. again viii ho ,u thai position.
CONTRACTS with linn. however. h..v" no.
been made as set
Reports mad. u, ;hc meeting last,
eight showed tho Virginia Goat 'luh
~ I've IN ;hc most prosperous condition
IN is history. Tho membership has
eciipSod all former records with = 90
al Of S.l members rhe nnaaces ~
IN the best Of shape and there is ~
erer-i1crcasiuC interest in thc actir'-
tics OF tie club u Is Thought that Ia"
next sea SON vii! 10 ono Of thc mos
succs ssful in the clubs hist"rN.
Oricers elected at the annual meet
ing last night We're a. follows JUDGE
w. Il. Crur,r. president: W. GraL Wat
sccrctary: w. l.. Craw FORD trea Snrcr.
and r. u. Forrest. rapiaiu of the crew.
The directors arc. pvrscN rNier. q. !.
Ford Ii. H. Smith. |. II Williams. Il.
:; Cus,irlau and WoOdScr u. W.ddy
captain Forrest who heads IN. crew
fur tho sixth wear. Is regarded a. ore
"f tho most successful leaders ia man!
3rasors. and his reelection * Il trio
INTO oil tho part cf tn. club member
shin 10 his lca.icrsuip ami his Ability.
He has conside vahic availahi. material
-: excellent quality for the var,oui
events this wear. ana .Nepris even ia
better tho dandy records OF she last
few seasons.
Following the completion ~ u" hus.
mess session |. :, night members 80
the club celebrated with mamm"'i
BANQUET. according !" tha'r ancient
,ua,o;n. rho banquet was some af-
la.ir. as may br imagined. aud the Gn-
,ii--,l al, NOR, members who were p'sS-
.r.iI ,ua,;c lneIr, 10 an caIl, huu'.
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For Sprains,
Lame Muscles

Ahaorbinc, lr. brings quick relief.
Keep II always y; hand for instant use
Athletes use .\hsorbiuc. DR., FOR the
muscle :liat has been strained. for the
cut or laccraiion that runs II chance or
infection: for the abrasion that pain.
and the limbs that arc sim and lame
:rum ovcv-cNcytjon.
Waiter Johnson. the famous pitcher
OF the Washington Americans. sag:
"Absorbinc. .Jr.. is a first class liumcnt
and rundown fov tired muscles.
have used IL myself 10 advantage. atd
can heartily recommend IL 10 bail
PLAYERS everywhere.
Absorbii,c, .!r. is = concentrated
aut''eptic iiniincuI--uuly /. fcw nroua
required ~ nm application. /; H. s.ic
and picatnHt IL use lcaNus No greasy
residue. sud hy MON hruG -ists. i.oO
and 500 - hottie ov r"n;nniJ Liberal
triul 3oiijc 'u. Toe III .taiura
w T. rpuNG. T.. u. l..
2io Temple 81 ipinSicld. Mas
~--.ii'ri iSrmcut.
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ViRGINlAMS' LOW SCORE
IN JACKSONVILLE SHOOT

=
LAcESuNNiI.l fl.N. oclohcr -.
Tho maiiona, team match under the
auspices OF til" National Board Tor
promotion % !iis practice was Won
here to-da. by the United states Ma
rinc Co"pS team which scored ".oi1
points out al possible 500
THE couc!udihG STAGES of the ma
tionai DiSiol match WAS also tired to-
,lay. ard Wa Won by George T.. Cook.
Districi - t'u!Umbi:i. civilian. who
scored :n9 uui of possible 80 pViuts.
Lieutenant NJ. ~. snyder. Indiana Ma
ti.nai Guard. finished second. and Cor
pnral .i"hu T.. steele. T.. : NJ. q. was
third with 500.
IA Tive national t"am mlatcl there
wee dire" ciasScs. The first nttccn
teams being in class y: second fifteen
N class r. and the remaining" il class =.
Tho minnesota National Guard made
-,orC OF 49, an ;ho Iowa National
Guard 2.g!u Oth,r scores We're: North
Carolina ,%ationai Guard. So: f"n-
ncSs"c National Guard. .."A2: south
l'a"oliua Military academy. $50. VII
;.ini:, National ,iurrh. ".,,2.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Fine ,"nc~r, Of Musicians club.

Th. formal opening recital OF the
Musicians club. given 10y AIRS. chan
min. Wa.h. pianist. with tho Assist;
;u,cc "f MIS-. Frances Nest Hcinhardt.
sopian". in the auditorium rt the wo-
nnrs club y".terda! WAS Il Notable
success
~ ID program sufficiently varied &"
test 10 tho full her talent. MIS- Ward
proved herself genuine artist The
allegro and the Iiuale--molto allegro
ut III. Il: minor C;iiec Sonata were
given with dash. fire and rhythm. while
the Two other movements vi the same
sonata We're contracted with 81 warm
touch and plnn;itudc OF romantic
cling.
Ia til. c-sharp minor eilde and in
the t'-mino. ian:ai:ie OF Chopin IL
was noi nerel. that by thc use or "A
highly developed ana splendidly con-
trolici technic she WAS able 70 lift
.,"t ythius to = high level and main
tam il there. She also ,houaht out
many new beauties in unsupported
places and even made In. "a m,liaG
beauties sound ncw again by hcr freah
and vivid imis .n!.t!un. The audience
also delighted in the modern group
" berry. by Percy Granger, and the
"Ma!ch Wind EtuI.' OF MacDov-el!
Airs. Ward WAS recalled several times
"l.I responded with two enGores.
pr.lud,. Of Chopin and Poem Ero:iquc
OF ,;!icS.
AIR. Frances West Eeinhardt. lyric
soprano. sang charmingly. The frs.
group Was 10: far the most artiStic.
and showed her ability, though as
usut,, the audience preferred the Eng
lish group. She was ably supported
al the u!ano bN Mrs Ivan Aialtby.
IN 81 accomplished ana cultured mu-
$.ciai Who gave ample support III tho
..,,,.-,,,a ,t;,p,ntS
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"Necr Mo,,"s" Mc-r. Moving.

lie; en- eve: The fac; remain. tina,
hecp MOVING is DRAWN. capaci;y
"cu:tn:es TO the Eiioii. and .lic EinU
OF tan offered by The comedians is
entirely L" tho Hiking OF those who al,
tend. Thats ;he m:siu reason to-: "Kccp
Moving and 1t is accomplisl,.l.. IT.
main reason. al riGhi NcNt v.cc,; The
a;'"art'on VIII be "Eroadwuy After
piil. !, uIuinu ~ which tho Min