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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

II, ,N!ws,, II to 10. Out, OUT at"u won:
Sea Pirate. lln Nroolc), 3 to /. out,
out. second: You Need. loo oMcTAc-
sarD. L. I" J. - TO |. out. third Time.
l:oo -. Only three starters.
second racc-mile and Il sixteenth
Tohay, lo6 U.ncor), s TO D. TO 10.
I" 3. won; Home Sweet Home. ITO
EuAtonp. to :. to >. TO 10. sec
oud; Jack OF spades. lo4 (roolcJ.
Ia. Eowpic 'o'Nen, Masentite. M Ms;
hryn. Captain Marchmont. square Set.
Ellison and starry Banner also ran.
Third racc-milc and seventy yards
Mimic H.. III tSandc). / to j. 10 ;.
out won. Conduit, lo7 tcollins). ! 10 i,
20 !. to !, out. third. Time. l:4i 30.
tamcrock and Mistress Polly also ran.
Fourth race-mile and a sixteenth
l:nniade. 10 Poole), TO /. even.
TO ., Won; Jusuu au bout, los tBuX-
Matinee Idol, iO5 ,Sandc), 10 to l..
TO l. even. third inc 40 3-5.
Recount and fapp also RAJ.
Fifth racc-siX furlongs - Canerun.
II" (Simpson). ? Il =. 10 ,, . 20 =.
won; l..nGdon. 100 collins: TO /.
to ;, to >. second; Irish Made. ll5
ISandcl. - 10 /. % |. ) 10 |. third
Time. l:ll 80. l.>on Ida. Mr. Specs
Dawa star, Mcliorn. Boy Blue. Elmah
di. APPROVAL Onico I'd Cudihcc, PaEa-
mini and Masquc also ran.
~, pitzl,. 30 70 J.. 10 to !. . to !. won !:
10 :. second; SCOTS ll2 tSandc).
To >. TO 10. to :. third Time,
l:"i -. Mar eta Flnck. Joan of Are.
Lillian Shaw. Dahinda War Tax. Vi4i-
'Hrfnsc. Mar Coni eli. Antique also
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SMASH THREE RECORDS
TOLEDO HARNESS EVENTS
FASTEST EVER TROTTED
Ono Race Goes Sin Hcnts-EItst New
AInriS Wns set by Bertha
Mcclure.
IBy Associated Press. J

TOLEDO. July 2l.-rhree worlds
harness records were broken on the
tort Miami track here this afternoon,
the second day OF the Grand Circuit
meeting. The first new mark was
made when Bertha Mcguire. in the
Fort Miansi stake event for 2:0S trot-
tcrs. trottcd-a mile in 2:04 4. max in Z
new worlds record for four-year-old
Miles. The former record of 2:0I 81
made at Lexington. was held jointly by
Joan and Mary Putnam. The race went
ed. ESpcranza and Blauch Carter tight
ing it out after the rest of the horses
had been sent 10 the barn 1t was the
fastest SIX tcat race on record and the
fastest sixth heat.
Wilkes Erewcr. a heavy favorite IL
the Fort Miami. driven by Pop Geers
was ruled out after tho third heat. II
was the only race of the day that
Driver Murphy was unable to win
Geers was picked 20 win the big
event with Wilkes Brewer but the
veteran drive: was unable to make the
mare behave.
":ll trot. purse $1,000:
Ante Guy tMurphy) ..........
Heir Reaper (GcerS) ........
Sis Bling (LcMahon) - 3
Lord stout. Miss Aisabellc. Lucky
Glover. Glenwood Is. Walnut Maid.
wynema and sybil J. also ran. Best
For, Miami Stake for EOS trotters,
purse $1,000:
E;peranza CMcMahonl -. 76l4l
blincn carter ,Stout .... |
Bertha Mcclure (Acker-
MACK FORBES. North spur Wilkes Iee
Brewer, Allen Watts. Grand Chimes
Car Peter, The fodder. and Gentry e.
also ran. Best time 2.O4 Ia.
":ll pace. purse $1,000
The Problem IMurphy) ..l I
Highland Lassic (Edman)... =
Matte The Great tReevcs)
Dude j.. Cliff MoGucttc. William
Patch. sunburn Pointer and Black
Beauty also ran. Best time. e:oi =.
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BOXING BOUTS AT CAMP LEE
ruth and Last Match, Rig Feature OF
Day. Won by Del Snndcro, Of
Pittsburgh.

l'pttldI 10 ne llIlcS- lplSpatCn. ]
CAMP LEE VA. July - The sec
ond day of the championship boxing
tournament brought out some fine box
ers who gave splendid exhibitions Of
their skill In the first bout frankie
Burke. the pride OF the Thirty-hfth
Company. handily disposed of his OPP
poncnt IN the short time of one minute
twenty seconds. In the second bout
llediker, a middle class boxer. won
from his oppncnt in four rounds
The third event was a battle royal
between men OF the negro hattalions In
which Joe Eurgcs proved the premier
Scrappcr Next Fcrricci won his match
in three rounds.
The NTH and last match was the big
feature of the dag. two soldiers with
national boxing regulations being
ptted against each other. These men
were Del Sandero. OF Pittsburgh better
known as Desa ndcrs. and Leo Finner-
nan. of Erie. Pa The fight was by
Tar The best exhibition of in-iiEhting
seen so far III the tournament Del
Scndero getting a little the better of
the argument. the decision OF the
Judges being in his favor AT the end Of
The three rounds.
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NEW CALOMEL is
MOST DELIGHTFUL
Not the Slightest Nausea, Grip.
ing or Danger-New Va
riety Called Calotabs.

Every doctor regards calomcl as tho
best and by far tho most useful of an
medicines. Now that its unpleasant
ana dangerous qualities have been en-
tircly removed. the new calomcl known
as "CalotaDs" is destined To become III.
most popular. It's effects arc delight
ful. one Calotab at bedtime with a
swallow OF watcr-that's all 80 nan
sea no gripping nor unpleasantucss
You wake up in the morning feeling
hnc. your liver clcanscd. your system
purified and with n hearty appetite for
breakfast. Eat what you please 70
where YOU please, any kind Of weather
No restriction OF habit or diet
Cnlotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. price thirty-hye cents
Your druggist recommends and guar
antces Calotabs Money back Il Won
are Tot delighted
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Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

eating out the lining membrane pro-
ducing chronic dyspepsia and often
entirely running the health.
. s. > is made entirely of gentle
acting. healing. purifying roots, herbs
and barks: possessing properties that
build up all parts of the system, in
addition'to removing all impurities and
poisons from the blood S. S. S. is a
safe treatment for rheumatism, Ga
tarrh. Scrofula. Sores and Ulcers. Skin
Diseases. Blood Poison. and all disor-
dcrs OF the blood. 1t cleanses the en-
tire system and it's permanent Get
S. s. at any drug store to-day. II
is standard remedy recognized
everywhere as the greatest blood anti
dOte ever discovered II yours is :,
peculiar case write to Medical Dircc-
tor, 4A2, Swift Laboratory. Atlanta.
Ga,-Adv.
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known for 80 Years as the Best
Remedy for Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Scrofula, Skin
Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the field, are abundantly
supplied with vegetation OF various
kinds. that furnish the ingredients for
making "a remedy. for practically every
i'll and ailmcnt Of mankind. Medicines
made from roots, herbs and barks
which Nature has placed at the dis
posal Of man. are better than strong
mineral mixtures and connections.
Mineral medicines work dangerously
on the delicate parts of the system,
especially the stomach and bowels, by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
MERCHANTS BANK WINS
Shuts Out Team From, Planters to Tune
OF to Objects First Nationals
Tuesday.

In one of the best all around games
of the year. the Merchants National
baseball nine yesterday shut out the
Planters by the score of 6 TO O.
pat,crson's pitching for the winners
was of the best variety. He held his
opponents to six widely scattered
binglcs and was in danger of being
scored on only twice.
one of the most noticeable features
of the exhibition was the clean ficldiu,:
OF 10th teams. The playing of Nav
field. at short for Planters. and the
whole Merchant iniield was tight
Walden shone in the outfield for the
winners.
Knox caught his usual good game
and landed for q beautiful three bag
ger. \ pleasant surprise for the fans
was the stick Qorl Of shorty" Cox who
played out in right garden for the Mer-
chants lie has to his credit two
bingles for the afternoons work
Following is the score:
Merchants National - 0o0l aOO-s
Planters National 1000 90 10000
fits-Merchants' National. .: Plant
crs National g. ErrorS--Merchants Ma
tional. |; Planters National, l. Bat
torics-for Merchants National, Pattcr-
son and Knox: tor Planters National
Powell and Deitrick. Umpire-Miller.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
FINED FOR CONTEMPT
Attorney Pollock Apologize. for Inn
EuaEc Used 10 Attorney Hurry
&, Smith. Jr

AS "A result OF "A tension OF fecliu;
aroused during the trial of J. l..
QuarleS. Of 5l2 Fourth Avenue High
land Park. charged with fclonious as
Sauit on Daniel r. Clarke. of 1900 IL .
Teton street. Gilbert *. Pollock. at
torneN for Quarles. was yesterday fine
so by Judge u. {. Richardson. OF tho
liuStinSS Court. for using improper ana
unhccoming language TO Harry NJ.
Smith. Jr.. who was assisting in the
prosecution Of ouarles.
Mr.. Pollock paid the fine forthwith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
TWO CAMPS Play SATURDAY..

CAMP LEE, VA. July 2i-The base
bail games between Camp Lee and
Camp liumphrics have been definitely
arranged. and next Saturday pick ed
team will 20 to Humphrirs for tho
FIRST contest. The best players In camp
are now practicing daily for the CON
test and it is believed that they will
carry off the honors. On the week
following the liumphrics team will
play al camp Lee, two games being
''"h cdIlcd
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FULTON A DELINQUENT
rrgil'st FniIs to Appear Before His
Local Bonrd for ENamina-
ton.
lRy IS socia,.d Press J

IINNEISON. y. j. Julv e4.-Erou
Fulton. the Minn"1ota claimant OF the
heavy weight pugilisi!c title has been
classed as Delinquent in the draft
and may hc taken into custody here
on advice OF Chairman Henry : Wise
81 local draft board No Us. Of New
lorh city, II was learned Tonight.
Eulton IS scheduled to mce, lack
dempsey III AN cight-roVnl bout here
Saturday night.
According TO a letter received to-day
from Chairman Wise. Fulton failed 10
appear before his local board 70, phy-
Sica' examination. and is class,d as a
delinquent
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First nn.cman in steel p,nn,.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA. July "a
w alter Hoilke, first bascmau Of the
New York Giants, has joined the work
ing stan of the Bethlehem Steel Com
pahE. mus becoming the latest addition
TO the steel League. He will start TO
pay SaturdiE The managers OF the
steel League will confer with the com
pany magnateS. il has been reported TO
do away with the rule which makes il
compulsory for man TO have worked
thirty days with the concern before be
ing able to play bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

The play in the Bankers League will.
hereafter, naturally be for positions
rs several OF the teams. which were
weak at the star; OF the season have
praced up considerably. the race from
now on should be fast and Interesting.
The Merchants National crowd is
showing probably the best team work
in the circuit and should give "A good
account OF itself when IL meets wi,n
The First Nationals next TursdnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
PIRATES TAKE FIRST GAME
IRv Aesnc.ntcd Prcss.l

BROONLIN, July 24.-Pittsbursh
took the iirst game of the series from
Brooklyn to-day by a score of TO l.
mainly through Comstocks effective
ness and eaton wonderful playing ut
short. The latter accepted eleven
chances. most of them difficult plays
III deep field. The score:
Pittsburgh.
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International Results.

Toronto. .: Jersey City. l.
Newark. ., Buffalo. .: first game.
Newark. o: Buffalo. 4: second game
Rochester. p Baltimore, :: first
game
Rochester. s; Baltimore. s: second
game.
Syracuse at Binshamton. postponed.
account rain
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PASKERT'S HOMER WINS
| ny As>ocl,tcG pra.s !

. PHI July "i.-Paskcrt's
nome run in The sixth inning to-day
helped Chicago To defeat Philadelphia
b to 4. The homo team rallied in the
ninth. but the game ended with run
ners OH second and laird base with
the score on" S.s7i shart OF tie. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Brooklyn,

BROOKLYN . OF 90 o o o . al
summary: Runs-EiSb bee. Carey. Me
kcchnie, O'Mara. Two base hit-Mar-
guard. Sacrifice hits-BiSbce. Doolau.
Double plays chmidt to Cutshaw to
schmidt Left on iascS-pittSburch.
g; Brcoklyn. I. irst on crror-Pi,ts-
hurgh !. BASIS on ballS-on Com
stock. :. Of Iarquard. ). Hit by
pitchc ~ by tumStock. (OlsonI.
Struch out by :, mstock, ;; by Mar
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Ludcrus Left on bascs-Chicagc, !;
Philadelphia. :. First base on errors
Chicago. =. Bases on ballS-or Vaughn,
l. off PrcndcrEaSt /: off Davis. >. Hits
of rrenderEast, in innings off
Davis. | in = innings. Hit by pitcher
by Vaughn. l CPcarc' \. Struck out
by Vaughn. ,: PrcndcrEaSt. /.
Passed hall-l.urnS Losing pitcher.
PrenderEast.
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GIANTS BADLY HAMMERED
ST. LOUIS SWATS NEW YORK
PITCHERS ALL OVER FIELD
Braves Best Reds, While Pirates De-
i feat SuprrbnS-tubs Win
-As Over phillics-
tBy Associated ircssl

NEW YORK, jugs .i.-Ihe ST Louis
Nationals hit three New lork piicn,
scrS ali over the held here to-day, ana
easily defeated the Giants. 10 to =
Packard WAS hit hard, but received
great support from his utheiders. VINO
made twelve catches. many OF them
diincult rhc batting OF riShcr AMI
'Hornsby featured, the score:
st. Louis.
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HELFFERlCH APPOINTED
Former German Vice Chancellor MINED
TO Diplomatic Post mt
1lnscnNr

LONDON July 24.-Dr. Karl Hclfre
rich. former German imperial vice.
chancellor, has been appointed Ger
many's diplomatic representative al
Moscow. according to Il Reuter- dispatch
from Amsterdam.
An Amsterdam dispatch to the Wire
less Press says that DIR. Hcincrich viii
take with him two battalions of Ger
man troops 10 guard the German en-
bassy at Moscow.
---.-------
Timex Dispntch Want Ads bny.
served thousands of pcOptc.
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BRAVES SHUT OUT REDS

BOSTON, July 2A-Bos ton defeated
Cincinnati to-day. TO o. Rudolph hold
ing the visitors to four hits. The play
ing of J. c. Smith WAS 4 feature. Score:
lSy Associated Press.
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Local Observations vt y u. w.
Temperature. 81: humidity 81; wind
direction. south: wind, velocity 3
miles; weather. cloudy.
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New \ Ork

Summary; Runs - Heathcote, Fisher
tSl. Paulettc Hornsby, Mcfienry, Bet
eel. Gonzales, Packard. Burns CD. Two
base hits-Bronkic. Burns, Fisher CD.
NcHeEry. Fletcher. Burns. Sacrifice
hits-Bronkie, Heathcote Double plays
Zimmerman. McCarty and Holke:
Fisher and Faliette. Left on bases
New York, /; st. Louis, s. First base
on errors-New York. L; st. Louis l.
den, g. tii;s-of Sall,e, in inning;
CT -Schupp, in 8 innings; off Ogden.
in innings: off Hoyt, none in l in
" "Yoan. S ST ph''n nStSy Ishnp
by Eo't. ;; ~ Packard. !. Losing
pitch 'a!lee.
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yr>-' mays RESULTS
Nh rnnes s,.i,rflutrh

GAMES in-LAA
lSo.ton at Chicago.
Nashngto at St. Louis.
York at CleNeland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Ba,,ed for H.gAn in eighth.

Summary Runs Rawlings. iicr@or
j.. G.; smith Wilson T"r-lasc hitS-
Blackburne: Konctrhy. S.ncrii = !, g.
Massey. j. H. Smith Duuhlc NJ
Magee to Blaciburnc 70 chase. l:.,,.i;-
burnc TO j G. smith TO Irr2oS to
konetchy. Left on bcsc--C!ncinuati >
Boston. 4 Bases on hallS--uff Regain,
off Luque. |: off Rudolph. ! Hits
off Regain, in : inninSs: OF l.uVuc,
none III innings struck put-by
Regain. B by Rudolph >. Losing
pit !tc-1n
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Chicago .... o o q @ q O.
Philadelphia - o u q o q -,
Summary runs HoIlochcr. McrIIIc.
Paskert. Heider Vaughn. Meuscl ora
vath ca Pearcc Two-b base hit-Cra-
yath. Three base hit--Cravath Home
run--Paskcrt stolen haScs-Xcidcr
PasEert: Sacrifice hits Hollocher
Mann, FITZGERALD Double plays-Pas-
kert. Zeider and M.rklc: Bancroft and
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Local Temperature Yesterday.

Local Temperature Yesterday.
II noon temperature. ............. So
3 r. NJ. temperature. ........... ~
u. NJ. temperature Observation-Disclosures. 81
Maximum temperature to s i. NJ. ~
Minimum temperature to Il. NJ. 30
Mean temperature yesterday $50. so
Normal temperature for this date. 80
Departure yesterday ......... y
Deficiency since March | .......... So
deficiency since January l........ 3oj
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es-Dispntch classified advcrtis-
ing has proved Its worth over and over
again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

Anything can lie bonght or sold
through Timrs-Dispntrh Want Ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

Local Rainfall.
tainfall last twenty-four hours None
Excess since March l......... 3OT
Excess since January asa
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTr''uN."S RESULTS
Rostcn. s; Cincinnati. o.
rhiIndclphia. I; Chicago; -.
BROOKLYN. 1: Pittsburgh. 3.
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The Weather
tFurni,hcd Nv q. :. Weather Bureaui
(FetlcrnI summer rime Used,
Eorrcnsti Virginia

E0rrcnstt Virginia
-PnrtlY ci a u d v
Thursday. probably
showers interiors Erl-
day partly cloudy.
North cnroliIin-
Partly cloudy Thurs
day md Friday,
probably local show
crs west portion.
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i'hlia rlclphi;l
Totals

.Eattcd for irendergast in seventh.
TEat;ed for Davis IN ninth.
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GAMES TODAY.

'Wt Shiirch nj I}rnoEIvn.
Cincinnati at !ioston t2 .Eamcs>.
Chicago mt PHILADELPHIA G.. Eamcsl.
81. Louis ut New York (a RnmesI.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-08
GIVE BOND
LIQUOR
CHARGES
Moman Pruitt and Judge Mafn Held by
Commissioner Speake; Brought
Here FrOm Waurika

Yesterday afternoon before U. s.
Commissioner Speake of this city,
Moman Pruitt of Oklahoma City. a
prominent criminal lawyer, and
Judge w. n Mabn. former district
Judge Of Shawnee, waived prelimina-
ry hearing on charge ol introduc-
ing liquor into the sastern district
of Oklahoma, and were hold undea
$1,000 bond each, subject To the Rc
ton of the fedcral grand jury, which
conyenes in McAlester the first Mon,
day in June.
Pruitt and AIabin were taken from
Rock Island train No. 10 at Wauri-
ka Sunday morning by J, A. Brown
and r. e. BiIby special officers Of
the IT, S. department of the interior
in the Indian service, when accord
ing to the officers statements, they
discovered that Pruitt was in posses
sion og II quarts of whiskey and Ma
bin. six. They had tickets from Fort
Worth to Oklahoma City.
The men were brought to Chicka-
sha yesterday by the officers who
made the arrest and we're turned over
to Deputy U. S. Marshal Jim Dillon
When seen this morning, MIR. Dillon
said Brown and Bilby related to
me the events transpiring during the
arrest of Pruitt and Mabin, as fol-
lows. The officers boarded the train
at some point below Waurika. In
passing through the cars, they saw
Mr.. Pruitt and Judge Mabin in the
Pullman. Done of the officers pick
ed up Pruitt's grip and was told to
sit it down. Words followed. Pruitt
put his hand in his right trousers
pocket at which juncture Brown
grasped his wrist. A scuffle ensued
in which Bilby took hand. Believ
ing that Pruitt had a gun, Bilby
reached for the pocket and found
that his suspicious we're right He
pressed the barrel downward and
towards Pruitt's body. Still the law
yer continued to scuffle, and seeing
that they were not going to over
come him before some serious dam
age might result. Bilby struck Pruitt
over the ear with his fist, jarring
him. after which they relieved him
OF the gun, which was a SS automat-
ic They then turned to Judge Ma
bin and took from him an automatic
OF a bigger calibre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-08
"T4bby'' and CupidMake a
Raid on Daily Express;
Carry A1Uay One Of Force

About every so often, Cupid makes
a raid on the office force of the Daily
Express. He has just completed such
a raid and has carried off a prisoner.
That is, "Tubby" carried off the pris-
oner.
Saturday afternoon at 6 o'clock
Miss Carrie Collier and Roy d. Brad.
shaw were quietly married at the
home Of the brides brother, w. d.
Collier, 121 North Twelfth street,
Rev Roper of the Methodist church
officiating. Only the immediate mem
bers of the brides family were pres
ent at the ceremony. After a we'd
ding supper, the couple left for Chan
dler, Okla, where they will visit rel
atives of the groom for few days,
after which they will go to Muskogee
to make their home.
Miss Collier has lived in Chickasha
for number of years, being a stu
dent at the Chickasha high school
and the Oklahoma College for Wo-
men. For the past three years she
has been connected with the circula-
ton department of the Daily Ex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-08

SCHOOLS OF
OKLAHOMA
l3 More High Schools in Safe Now
Members in North Central AssOcia-
tiOn; ChiCkasha Among Number

Norman, Okla, April S.-Thirteen
more Oklahoma high schools have
been admitted to membership In the
North Central association of high
schools, according to A. c. Parsons,
high school inspector of the Univer
sity Of Oklahoma, who has just re-
tlrned from Chicago where he at
tended a conference of the assoeia-
ton. This makes total of thirty
one Oklahoma high schools which
are members of the association.
Oklahoma schools now members in
oiude Bartlesville, Tulsa, Muskogee,
Chickasha, Vinita, Pryor, Oklahoma
City, Sapulpa, Lawton, Hugo, Enid,
Phillips university high school, Meal
ester, Obmulgee, Guthrie, Shawnee
Blackwell, Henryetta, Ardmore, Bris-
tow, Cushing, Collinsville, Cleveland,
Cordell, Drumright, jerks, Mangum,
Academy of Oklahoma College for
women, Ponca CITY, woodward, and
Dewey.
The association maintains high
standards and graduates of its high
schools are admitted without exami-
nation to the freshman classes or any
university or college in the country.
Some of the association require
ments are fifteen units, all members
OF faculties to be graduates of
schools in the North Central Associa-
ton of Colleges, four teachers in ad.
dition to the superintendent, ade-
quate library and laboratory equip
ment, high efficiency of instruction
and a high intellectual and moral
tone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-08

! press.
Mr.. Bradshaw came to the Express
as a reporter last November. lmme-
diately after his rariyal he broke into
prominence as a record breaker for
names. He had not been in town a
week until he was hailed as "Tubby,
BRAD" "Fatty Arbuckle" and
"Chummy Six Roadster" His spe-
cialty is writing sob stuff" and be-
ing on the job when the police make
a raid--that is, being with the police,
not the parties being raided. He has
been known also to break out with
poetry from time to time. This seem
ed to be his worst affliction Vacci-
nation did no good He tried it. He
made himself famous by writing,
"There1u be no moaning at the bar
when / put out to see" He was not
arrested after the publication of the
piece which goes to show that he
had something on Chief Phillips.
Mr.. Bradshaw resigned his posi-
tion with the Express more than a
month ago to accept similar posi-
tion with the Muskogee Phoenix with
which paper he is now connected.