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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
MAY DAY
PROGRAM
Alto. c. W.

The OklahomaCollege for Women's
annual May Day festival will be stag
ed week from next Wednesday.
The regular May Day ceremonies are
to be set aside this year for cele-
bration in the spirit of the times.
The Queen of the May will be elect
ed, as usual, by the student body,
from a group of seven candidates,
and her name win be kept a pro-
found secret until the moment when
she appears on the field. Then she
will be seen, not as May Queen, but
as Columbia, who is certainly Queen
o. Everyday to us all this year; and
everyone who has a spark of patri-
otism should be stirred by the sight
of the drills and national dances that
will then take place. The festival
will take place on the parade ground
at five o'clock, and everyone is cor
daily invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22

GUARD TO
HOLD MEET

Tonight at the courthouse at s
o'clock, the Chickasha company of
the National guard will hold a ses-
sion at which time, the committees
on membership will make reports of
Fhe work done in that line to date.
While there are a few, more than
100 signers to the membership roll,
It is thought certain that some of
these will not be eligible for service.
Therefore a strenuous drive for nom.
berships will be made. 1t will not
be possible to get Col. Penticost to
come to Chickasha tonight, but 1t is
hoped that at tho meeting to be held
on the night OF April 80, the colonel
will be present. To this end the
membership committees will work.
V. II. Hulen, organizer of the 10.
cal company, is expected to return
from Ft. Worth this afternoon, where
he has been to confer with army Of
ficers regarding military work. He
is scheduled to arrive in plenty of
time to attend the meeting. Other
speakers will be present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22

BEATEN BY
SOLDIERS
Loose Playing Responsible for Downfall
Of Local Tribe; Visitors Have Good
Club; Score 7-2

Before a fair sized crowd at Uni
versity park yesterday afternoon, the
Ft Sill soldiers took the home club
into camp and administered very
successful beating, when the local
defense cracked allowing the Sam
mics to garner the long end of a Z
to score.
It was the loose playing of the To-
calls rather than any determined at
tack by the visitors that was respon-
sible for the local downfall. While
the home crew were unable TO break
through the defense of the visitors to
any great extent the defeat is charg-
ed solely to glaring errors and short
age of team work.
The veteran battery, Moody and
Jacobs, did duty for Chickasha and
got away with it in good shape
Moody's offerings were not an abso-
lutte mystery to the soldiers, but at
that he had some stuff. and given
the proper support would have turn
ed in good game.
For the visitors, Donican and Di-
why formed the battery. Donican
is not Cicotte, but he is also far
from the worst pitcher that ever per-
formed at University park. He was
good III the pinches, although hit
rather freely at times when hits
meant nothing more than mere wal
lops to fatten a batting average.
Chickasha has the making OF
team above the average and vita
more workout, they will begin to do
things. They are destined to turn
III many win cards during the sum.
mer's pastime. A complete lineup
will be on hand next Sunday when
q game will be staged with the an
cient rivals, Anadarko, according to
present plans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
Is
SELLING TO
SOLDIERS
Camp DOniphan Military Police Galher
Evidence; Arrest Negroes on Spot;
White Man Today

Certain Of the gentry in Chickasha
are learning that it is dangerous to
sell whiskey to soldiers in uniform.
This fact was brought home rather
fcrcibly yesterday and this morning
to Jake Hendricks and Florida Ha-
ley, negroes, and L. e. Turner, a
white man, all of whom we're placed
in the county Jail until they had
made bond
Two military police from Camp
Doniphan came to Chickasha yester-
day and made tour through South
town and later in another section.
On their return trip from Two street
they brought with them Jake Hen
bricks and Florida Haley, from whom
they claimed they had purchased
whisky, making the arrest them.
selves Immediately after the pur-
chase was made. The negroes waiv-
ed preliminary and their bonds were
placed at $500 each by U. S. Com
missioner J. w. Speake, They were
given until tomorrow to make the
bend Failure to do so will land
them In the federal jail at Muskoges
for safe keeping until the fedora
court can take action. The com
plaint against them was sworn to bS
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dillon into
whose custody the pair were turned
by the NJ P's.
Upon Information furnished by the
military police who stated that they
had purchased whiskey from him
yesterday, Deputy Dillon arrested e.
q. Turner this morning. He was
brought to the county jail to be held
for safe keeping until he could make
his bond which was placed at $1,000.
While not arraigned this morning, it
was understood that he would enter
a plea of not guilty
With Chickasha becoming a more
popular place for the soldiers to
spend their weels ends it is believed !
that the action OF lie military police
here yesterday is the first assaults
in a drive by the federal authoritias
to eliminate the sale OF liquor to the
soldiers visiting here. The charges |
lodged against the three picked up |
in this first raid, is selling whiskey |
to soldier in uniform.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
FRESHMAN WITH
GERMAN EAR Is
GIVEN BIG TIP
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Lincoln, Nebr., April 22.-"Some-
where in Nebraska" few days ago
a county council of defense member
with an Irish name was sent to urge
the managers of a German parochial
school to discontinue the use and
teaching of the German language.
He explained the matter to the gov.
erning board who then retired to a
corner of the room to consult. They
deliberated in German, which the
man with the Irish name had no rea-
son to understand. 1t happened, how
ever, that he did
The discussion proceeded for some
time, when finally a very wealthy
German farmer of the neighborhood
said: "If We don't quit the German
krow what will happen. We will
be called to Lincoln by the state
council of defense. We will have to
pay our own way and it will cost
each of us not a cent less than $10.'
Thereupon the gentleman of the
Irish name but German ear was in
formed in excellent English that the
church board was heart and soul with
the government and that there would
be no more German taught in the
school.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
COAST IS
HARD HIT
BY 'QUAKE
By United Press.

ey United Press.
Los Angeles, Calf, April 22-The
business sections of Hemet and San
aJcinto are in ruins today as re-
suit of an earthquake which struck
southern California Sunday. The
shock was felt throughout the south
ern part of the state.
One man was killed when he fell
off Of a pier at Santa Monica. Win
anws wore broken il Los Angeles
and the adjacent beach cities.
Several persons were injured at
Elemet and San Jacinto by falling
bricks and glass. The shock was
felt as far east as Arizona.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22

ships are doing the construction work
by bond levies and by donation work
For a new road the Tuttle stretch
OF the proposed Ozark trail is prob.
ably the best in the county. The
proposition is to continue the good
work on both sides of Tuttle, thus
connecting Chickasha with the New
castle bridge site by splendid road.
7. ]. Brown, route manager of the
Chickasha to Oklahoma City divis-
ion Of the Military highway, together
With Burt Fields, manager Of the
southwest end of the road, have Just
returned from Hobart where they
met Col. w. II. Harvey in a general
good roads pow-wow. They were ac-
ocmpanied by delegation of boos,
ters from Tuttle.
Col. Harvey arrived in Chickasha
Wednesday on his trip from Las We
gas to st. Louis, officially marking
The Ozark trail. The party is com.
posed of two cars. The colonel
rides in the. first with crew of
painters who put the markings in
white. A couple of hours later, an.
other car comes with another crew
Of painters, following the colonePs
with the finishing touches
Of green. There is still some keen
'ivalry and speculation along the
route through this section as to the
markings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
Show Fine Fighting Spirit.

8y Unlte0 Prrss
Washington, April 22.-The Ger
man smashes at the Americans in
The Seicheprey-Toul sector were met
with the gallant fighting spirit that
has always characterized Americans,
says the war summary issued by the
var departn ent today.
The department expressed the
view that tho present hull win be fol.
lowed by fresh German efforts. The
offensive Of the Germans in the sec
ond month since it started is cheek
ed,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
TAKES STEPHENS TO
SILL ARMY POST

Bob Castleman left this morning
for TT. Sill in charge of Clarence
Stephens, who will join the national
army there. 1t was Stephens who
left the country a few days after reg
istration of the draftmen last June
and returned a few days ago to give
himself up, stating that he had un-
dergone change of heart and want.
ed to fight the Boche.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
RrItIsh Improve PosItIons.
BY United Press

BY United Press
London April 22-The British i'm
proved their positions in Villers-
Bretonneux Albert and Robeck sec
tors during the night, according to
the reports of Field Marshal Haig
G the war office today.
Near Lens the British captured a
number Of prisoners and machine
glrs i'll successful raids.
The enemy's shelling is chiefly di-
roeted astride the somme and Acre,
the Lens sector, Festubert and the
Nieppe forest
A strong enemy attack, near Mes
nil. accompanied by heavy shelling,
resulted in the enemy taking an ad-
vanced post but the attack was re-
pulsed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
Noted Hun EIyer Killed.

BY United Press.
With the British in France, April
22--Baron Rittmester Won Richthof-
en-, the greatest German flight com
nander, was killed Sunday in the
somme valley, it was announced to-
day
Richth0fen was last mentioned by
the German war office on April 8
when he achieved his seventy-eighth
aerial victory. His funeral will be
held today and he will be given the
same honors as officers of the Brit.
ish flying corps
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22

the FlencA reserves. This makes it
imperative for America to rush
troops to the western front,
The Germans are preparing for
fresh drive between Amiens and Ar
ras. They are harmonizing their sys-
tenn of continuing their drives where
they are successful and abandoning
those in which the allies successfully
resist them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
PRESIDENT OPPOSES BILL
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, April 22.-President
Wilson today expressed strong oppo-
sition to Senator Chamberlain bill
providing court martial trials for
persons arrested for reasonable acts
and utterances. He declared the bill
unconstitutional and asserted that it
puts the United States on a level
with the nations she is fighting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-22
GET BIG SUPPLY
OF AUSTRALIAN
WHEAT FOR U. S.
or Oklanona.
BY Upited Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, April pa million
bushels of Australian wheat will
soon be coming to Pacific ports, re-
leasing American grain for Eurspe.
Negotiations have been completed
between American and Scandinavian
countries permitting the moving of
one and one-half million bushels OF
wheat a month. This will enable
the food administration to ship g.
100000 bushels for immediate Bel,
GUM relief