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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
CFCU. COUNTY NOTES.

special Correspondence of Evef1 Evening
llAton. Md Ma, = Final arrange
nents have hren completed for the fifth
anrusl school day rail-, to be held in Elk
tom. tomorrow when about four thousand
scholars from the schools ~ eel county
viii gather ln the town bN early morning
trains They Will he accompanied h1
hen teachers aud parents aud Il Is eN-
pcctcd several thousand spe,la'ors will
visit the town At go in parade
val. form IN Bow High and Hrdeo streets,
and attel marching through thc town Vii
q t. the ar4norN where the school eN-
hlbIt> Will be shown. followed by an
addrc-. hv a prominent speaker During
the afternoon the athieuc events viii he
held on the bail hcid M which 2o7 students
viii contest ior the prizes
Nh and Mrs J Swami EverIst Of
Philadelphia formerly rt liaNrc de Grace.
havc announced the engagement ot their
daughter Genevievr. to Lieutenant Henry
{ Rutledge of perrNStijc
West Nottingham Academy viii hold
its annual commencement on june
Miss Mildred kImhic oi olora Is the uuEs
graduate OF the academy this year
Cecil L Ewing, editor of the Rising sun
journal has moved his family from
Baltimore where they speut the winter.
t. their home ia Rising san
t,llpln meadow haliIhlio north Of
Eiktun has been secured by the Federal
governments 60 be used as an emergency
= opplns place for thc alrplancs carrying
the mail between Washington and New
Norh
Tic local draft board h1, handed to
Sheriff McAlster tile following uainc9 Of
persons who tailed ~ hlc their question:
mares Or report Tor examination Samuel
G. Aver Perry ylle John lmrb0rue,
colorcd Baltimore Nalzarcnt & rovarrlh.
NIimngton Elw1ud & arr CrIGr-
town Edward A rouquest Chc.ap, AXE
tlty Benjamin GIay cJlorcd Baltimore
Elmer Griffin colorcd DuylcstoWu, n
William JunTa, New urk Lruest Tins,
cOIoTcd Port Deposit Pedro Lopez.
Chesapeake City Nllam loaksu. Fred
oncktoWn Charles L CreSWelI Port De
post. William Il MAY colored. Flushing.
\ y Isaac l. Archie EIkton Joseph B
Mullen. Albion Nebraska and Joseph
ID Brennan Elkt3n
At the 45th annual session Of thc Mary
lald homeopathic Medical Socjcty held
iii Baltimore Friday and Saturday, DR.
Edward II Wise 81 Chesapeake City
was elected president tor the cnsuing year.
The members o tie Rcd Cross through
uut Cccl county VIII gat an honor flag
tor thcir successful dIIye last week when
the county went over the top
A village camp under the auspicies If
Bayvicw NJ p Church began 4 two
weeks meeting last evening, with kvangcl
lSt T. a Bennett, ia charge
Mrs Anna Nj Davis. formerly resi-
don't Of North East, diod Oh sunday at her
home IN Chester Pn aged 81 Years Her
funeral viii take place tomorrow at North
East
tlkton Is holding It's annual election
TODAY for i mayor and two Town Council
men The present mayor and Councilmen
scch reelection, and not having any
opposition very little voting Is being done
Mr. and Mrs Graham Of Baltimore
escaped with slight injuries when their
automobile turned over near Bavvicw,
yesterday The car was 50 badly damaged
that il is beyond repair Tho occupants
Of the machine returned home by train.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
NEW GERMAN DRIVE
UNSETTLES STOCKS
Advance in Railroad Rates Also
Factor in Irregular Price
Movements.
n, Asanrin,eh rrcsa % n,err ryanlng

nv Associated Frees to Every Evening
Wall Street, New York. May II.
ghlyirrepular price movements occurred
in the early stages II today 9 stpck market.
Rails made only fractional Fains on The
euhstantinl advances IN freight and
passenger rates. while indtIsiriala notably
var iasl,ps were distinctly heavy
Bulletins suggesting a renewal oi The
German offensive, In France and announce
ment Of I ho president's intention tn adj
dress Congress on revenue legislation
accounted for The unaettlemcnt which
became more pronounced before tho end
of the first half hour
liberty bonds were steady.
PRICES aLump N NOON RrpoRr
Nonn confusion became more general
latet. commission houses contributing 10
the aci hack rs offerings for interior ac-
count Not only were III railroad gains
surrendered. but IN ReadinR, CANADIAN
pn,lfr. 50 Paul. baltimore with Ohio and
New Haven actual losses ranged from !
~ : points
s Steel WAS consistently heavy.
rcactIne anoat : points "ith related m
duatrlals
Eulpluonfa lost - J J, sh'pplngs !
to :. and untnre. ollie. febaecoe and aieo-
hnl e. p"lnta
steel end raila lei 'he moderate
rallv 81 noon
Liberty tie made new low on the
dorlinp from ~ IL - 81 30 The 8 = .
euld 81 pe % - 20 fret IS a. % 70 :"
ul = and second e ~ 81 80 e. % -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
CAMP DIX SENDS MEN
TO NEW j. S. GUARD
ro,ror;se Soldiers Unfit for For
eign Duty But Can BE
Used at Home.

Camp Dix. Wrightstown, \. j., May
27-Camp Dix has made its first contri-
button of men for the organization oi
the now United States Guard. detail
of i5t soldiers having been assigned
from the l53d Depot Brigade TO unit
forming at the Charlestuwn Ar'n"tN'
NJ BOSTON These soldiers are ctilclent-
N drilled and schoolcd III military work.
but surgeons have decided they are
nhvpicaIN disqualified for overseas serv-
lee Their Inability to stand long
marches. however. will not unit thcm
for coast guard and other duties iiun-
dre,Is nf the men now IN the base hos
initial for MINOR ailments VIII tt HFadu-
ated from the Depot brigade mt" the
guard. where they viii ho used :" re-
place and relieve ablrhod,cd ehtrt> ~
the Coast NrtillcrY and uthrr branches
for duty IN Europe
Private john NangiW can 't'hh
his militant mother that pnor ewes " "Hi
moi prevent hum sending his rolnphncn, :
to the kaiser III the torm "l nlk Si"uN
from the hovItzers 1T the 3inth N"'"
,,nd FieLl ARTILLERY kcvoklng - pro-
yinus order that had removed mw noun
his raoimcnt following the report "i
surgeons that his vision WAS poor. 'h-
vision heatlpIartcrs has directed that
Private AianrInl hc rcStorcd to tt~ "ii
company and once moro the ihl"e o'a'@
twinkle brightly ~ the s"tvlr" pag
which Mrs. Rose Nlanglnl displays
proudlv from her home II \" w
Cortland street north Rcrgon \
Into the office ~ Lieutenant olon'l
G. : White. rhicf VI staff. wh'r" come
scores of mothers. SISTERS and wives
seeking the exemption 1T relatives, MIS-
Naupinl came on very different or-
rand She had heard from son John
that he was not - hc allowed 81 60 -
tho front and she came all ~" way -
Camr DIX - hnd ont why NauG'm
who could manhandlo da1'n huns,
and who wanted ~ tight and could ilgh'.
Was not tn 10 allowed - fight Tor h's
country il
aIf IL nov slecta,lcs !" no"d~, y
81 mi my laa r'rf - hI1 nm ~
prnr..r lenses. she toli olNno White
Il want hlm t. help ri the earth A
tho Hum nenaee ii, civilized nAtl"n~
lie may nct I've aide s. sen tN thread
needle N tho dark. but that dne@nt Ire
vent hlm from loading heavy shells ln'"
the hig guns
The patri3tln mother proudly explain
ed that she had two other Son- ProhatHN
now near the firing fre IN France and
sh,, could not hear - fhlnk II John not
bane thero to holr hls brothers \
fourth am. sin, sad Mas ready " @
fo .ann IN tho nevt draft and she 4"
cIarod that if hcr ought children We're
ali hnvv. =he would Az that each should
be given the honor II shauldefng q gun
Then abe ,saull enlist ~ wei nurse
Deemed the latter privilege, she ls de-
voting her enorgle- II Rcd Gross work
AT home hut thoughts # John not being
over there. when The allies begin their
big push ta clear the earth of the Po's-
dam Gang. has been recent damrer
to her enthusiasm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
FiRE At DOVER
Gas Works Slightly Damaged Early
II ast Evening

last evening.
Special = apandcoee ~ Fsrry Evening
Dover. Nav ~ fire occurred asf
evening ahorfly d frro = = dock ~ tho
Dover paa works Nprth and Nov atrrofs.
oRned hr former I uitrd Statra Senator
" Richardson and for time threat
ened destruction ~ The grca'nF part ~
Dover wing south e Enrfh street lH
Guiding The Dover Presbyterian thHrrh
and chapel. as reIl fuauY residences m
ihai vloiultv Ihe congregation of thc
Presbyterian Church had assembled f"'
twilight sorvloea bot vaattrl vhon i was
discovered thei tIe ERE vas Ices 'han 100
fnnf from The hmidinR
Great was tho fosr 'hat The fire would
rnach the tanks loa7 then Pr fort from tho
burning building rs tho fefne= we're
shooting from the rarf II 'he I'D pert pf
Tho plarf. hpf ~ quick action 'na
Robbins IJn=r co vhith srou hed three
streams PLAYING r. tho rvrf the flames
we've checked and Jr'ron FROM fh9t Siie
If the plant urar hn TANKS NJ Ahf.1'f
ho night rnau Hhn had lue' gcrto :" work
he'd presence ~ mind ~ =hut the valves
from the plant proper iradlrg f tho
holders thus preventing any Ir"s9l'i'is.
~ hr 1te reaching the holders
Tue' horv thr fire originated no one
arcn,s n, vnou tir Ahh,'t ,Iniu- fa
harc pe' started tho FIRE under the geu-
orator n tho nld parf of the luilding whr 4
tho fire seemed n, break r.fIt 80 the r"nf
The damage wae slight nc Tnarhnrrv
hrinE pnirlurrd
Tic rornpanr n addition N supplying
gae for Dover also furnishes gae for nc
residents ~ arndon Wyoming ard We
country houses i,iug ~ tha rnad hcfwaan
Ilrver and thosr 'p.a towns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
MODERN PALESTINE
IS BRITISH PLAN
Reconstruction at Least Will In
clude Tree Planting and
Water Conservation.

London, April IT Two principal rec
concentrations which the Civilian Com
mssion now in Palestine will make aa
n beginning for the reconstruction ui
that country will be scheme for beginning
niforcsi alton, and n proposal for The con.
scrvation of winter supply by storage ana
by opening M old springs
4 preliminary statement from member
uf the committee saVR. The grcatcat
of nl palestine's needs is alforestatinn.
For centuries tho land has been denudcd
of ita trees, with most disastrous con
sequences For the heavy rains nj certain
seasnnH, nstead uf bcncftting the soil,
over more than four -6fths of the area
onrrv away IN rushing torrents much nf
the little soil th"t rcmrins on th" high
lands nnd valley slope
Palestine haq not rlWnvs becn treclpsa
The Roman lmpcr' ra had valuable
forests IN thu country, and Ahaalom
ritlnu uoe caught l., the hrir among the
trees. hut todr, ono might ppllor froin
itnu to i}r,r4hrla without having ~
oiicl "uo hced to nvnid ranch
Tree rf ,"n,d growth viii he planted.
and for the move cultivgi,le distticts
ffnt hcprrnr tr,rq Will he utiIgad
The ~t,raqo of " Tor IN lakes and
reservoirs IS comparatively simple ~
Palestine =, erecting emnll dame nciosR
certaiu uadys. q series r small rrscfvors
cnu 10 constructed - little expense,
creating . supply If tlet will last through
ont the dr, season IN southern Pal"e-
tine hundreds of nathral springs can In
opened NJ which undrl centuries of
rmsr,llc hrve lnon allowed So choke ~
and fall into disuso
Palestine tadaV possesses M adVanf age
il ncycr had hnGoto in a first class railway
connection with ERyfn All tho surplus
r'opz win find ready market - IN" gro"
ing Egyptian tifl"e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
FL DApN0ND HoNoRED
Man Commissioned Captain
IN National Army

frank I, N Arnotd If 900 sro0nn
street Wilmington has hnen commits
stoned captain tguar'ermaSter "rps
National Arrnv For he present he rs
stationed ~ Washington. hrr la likely
~ hr assigned rlsrwhern ~ anr tlmr
Mrs Dr Arrnurd trho Is daughter af
Tudge David ! Marvel wil continue Nh
live IN WiIrni iupton fur he present hut
+ hrr husband remains IN Washington
for any length ~ time she viii loin hnl
thern If suitable home can hr obtained
William toatez ~ t.rernwood has
heen rnnulsssroned 2 second lieutenant
Ia Tho aviation section of the Signal Re
serre Cnrps Il he National ARMY. tt
Rockwell Field. TEX
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
ACCUSED OF AUTO THEFT.
w allace Reascr of Bear Station said To
Have stolen Church Gocr's Car.

NhIle William Thompson, Of l3o9
G1lpn aveuuc. Vas attending servlce At
St Andrew Chsrh yesterday morning
someone stole las automobile which VAS
standing m front of the church he
police were notified and last evening
received word from Marcus Hook. Pa
that "a Young man giving his name as
Wallace Reascr oi Rear Station Del
had been arrested here IN Mr. Thompson .
machine on a charge of operating an
automahlc without tag
Sergeant Hahn went to tho place today
and after Rcascr lad been nctd under
$500 bail for court returned with the
machine to this utl he Young man
vii be brought to tn~ tItl after MS "ase
Is disposed Of ia Marcus Hook !. roy
StrAlghu also Boar Station was held
under 500 tatl as q witness, ne being
with Reascr when the latter Was arrested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
JAP F|NANC|tRS
WARNED BY PREMIER
Industrial independence Neces
sarv. Nation Perfecting De
fences With Utmost Care

1akta. ttrl 10 Warning tha' al
rersa economic conditions mar dovolop
RI .iapan as = raa,ilt - the var was gwen
hy tho Japanese Premier Count lraHch'.
ii al address dellvered recently before
the annual meeting ~ tho CLEARING house
Lankq Responsibility "f aversing de
aetrr. 10 4aid rostad ipnn II" bankers
y .lppan
The f,rornlor remarked that tho nooo7
4ltr If industrial Independence had boon
tir,sliy brought hono - Japan n "on
softtlat,sr ef tho war and y vas hecanS'
of this that tho government he'd nitro
fI4,ooI rnta tLe Ia=f session - tho illot
iraJort= tending towards tho aoh'eve-
roont II 'ht7 independence
Hit >yPaela Finance Minister who
followed | nt,nt Teranehl sa'd hat tho
qavarntnont ~ compiling n" estimates
IL Tia current f7ral year poid tho utmost
attont,an - tho perfaotion y "a" nefiana
defense project was mapped o"t f"r
tho httIding - fwo hattle-ctnsers, fhr7"
gr.,,sers and -cvantg fvo other warshipa
af aIE sorts al total cost equivalent -
sfsn lln n0n tho disbursement # which
qras ta ho sprrad av,r SIX roaFs his
together Uith the expenditure af si4l 800.
mm uhief had already ttern hAed would
frins tho tatal naval expenditure :" he
defratrd during tho ncAi sS roars to
about a2a2 600 200
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
DEATHS

COLLINS Al Flktor Md on May %
1918 Amanda Collins aged - Years
Relatives and friends arc iBNItcd to attend
the funeral services az hcf late residence.
on West High stree. Elkt0u ou Wcduesdau
afternoon al q clock IuttrmCuf at Elk
ton cemetery
CON%OR suddenly in This city nu Man
2E f3i% MarN wii5 of DrHui~ Como.
Relatives and friends are respectfully iu-
vi ID 3o attend the funeral FROM hor late
residence. Alt East Fifth street. uu We'd
nesday morning ~ 2 O'Clock REQUIEM
mass at Nary'S Church Inicrment at
Cathedral cemetery
MCBRIDE In tl1iS citr on MAY 20 fqlS
John Henry Mcbride
Relatives friends md employees of The
II s II Corporation art invited "a attend
the funeral services al his late residence.
1900 West Fifth street on Wrdnceda,
afternoon. May ~ 8T 3 d Ciork. Iutcrultut
at SilvcrbrooH cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Huns NOT IN IRISH PLOT
Sim Fein Executive. Priest Denies
Raparted Plans fnr Invasion
"a - Tress ~ ENnI1 " Nenlnl

~ Associated Press tc Every Evening
Dutl'n. Irelond Mas n The Ecv
lnlta N,arl{ranan iaa given out The
following signed stetemont
"a r rr'eet and q member n the sum
Fe,a executive for the rast ,crr plvr
vau m> wcTj If honar than HE govern
na7t s a1tcial statement thst neg citations
have haan carried on ne'wear the ~Inu
Tafn executive AMI Gc,na7, il false
haaj al. that Corman Invasion YES
rcve. disrHssci hy the Sim Fem executive
rAr4ultfoi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Harlan Men Gel Rack PaN

This was - bully day for The workuen
of some OF tho departments at the Har-
Ian plant OF the Bethlehem ampbmldHe
Corporation These were the depart
ments that received the back pay that
has been coming ta them for many
weeks Other departments viii receive
their pay tomorrow and the next day
until ali have been paid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
British Labor Progress

Alecrnon zee. Sorlail~t Alderman Of
New ! ork CITY and c,jucat7onai director
of The Rand school u SocIal Science of
New OIL, delivered an address ou The
Awakening - British ahar i I>thian
Castle under the auspices ot Tho Viii
minaton branch oi the Socialist party
last evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Homo Mission Nleetine.

The Women Home Mission >ocitv
of BrandvvInc NJ / thurch Viii hold a
business and social meeting tonight at
the home Of Mrs George Hobbs 14O5
Madison street The ho>tes,es. in addl-
ton Ia Mrs Hobbs viii be Mrs J II
Hopkins. Mrs William Hughes and MI
Irving Hof1ccker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKETS.

nv Assoclafed Frees 20 gverv Evening
hicagp. Nav 27 attle l2.OOO. firm
Native sterrs 10 50sl7 Gp. etockers and
feeders 2 t5ai3 s.. COWS and neiterS
25al4 ~. caves q O0gt460
sheep receipts. 1900 frm Sheep
Q TsaI4 s.. 7mbs t3 25al1 10. springs
I400aigr5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
WEDDINGS.
ln-r MI RrHEl

MIR and Mrs Eugene " Alurphcy an
nouncc the marriage of their daughter
Martha England Murphey to Charles
Chester Yo.t, : Engineers. b G., on
Tuesday May :. at Devcns Aver
Mass Tie bride l4 one of Wilmington 5
young artists Who has for the past few
wears been attracting much attention
through her work in animal portraltlre
especially in CLAW hcr work being found
in the homes of many breeders Of hive
stock throughout the United States The
groom is also well known rs an artist
Ia his work in landscape architecture. rs
tho many beautiful gardens designed aud
executed by him throughout the eastern
United States show While Mr. 1ost Is
doing his bit over there, Mrs Iost will
b. engaged in war work somewhere IN
America. The bride is al present spend
ing a fortnight al the summer home Of
Her parents. near Bound Brook, y. J.
Il. William Murphey Jr brother Of
the bride. was unable TO attend the we'd
ding ceremony being with the nlted
States navy in southern waters.
DRAPER-nIRD.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas i Bird, an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
Mary Lodge to George T Draper, son Of
Mr. and Mrs Harrie l. Draper, both Of
Brandvwine hundred on Saturday, May
IS. by Rev George p Jones, pastor Of
the NJ 4. Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27

H. state of Vow fork has 3oi.o23
u.a'ar vohiele7 Thev pay an annna
g.. II more than S2,2110n0 and give
.n,t,ta5nrut ~ lu6 600 ehauLlcnIs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27

The provision that intrastete rates shnli
be abolished wherever subs'itntc inter
state rates between the ennc pointa exist !,
md hat all shall he raised 60 "a standard
national level, develops the fret definite
conflict between powers of the fedefai
railroad administration md of the state
railroad and public utili'ics communications
which heretofore hnve claimed escluaivte
Jurisdiction over iu'rnRtate rates Haii-
rnad rate agents will file tariffs containing
the new rates with State commissions ma
we'll hs the Interstate Commerce Com
mission but State commissions me per
mittrd to review under the railroad acf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27

Minimum change on less than carload
shipment will be Increased III accordance
with new class ratings but III no case Is the
charge on single shipment TO be less than
fifteen cents The minimum charge for
carload shipments is to be SIS per car.
Referring to differentlals the order says
"In establishing the rates herein ordered
ed while established rate groupings and
fixed dffercntials are not required 70 bc
used. their use is desirable If found
practicable. even though certain rates
may result which are lower or higher than
would otherwise obtain
Director General McAdoo today tele-
graphed 10 charmen of State railroad
commissions, notifying them of the
increased rates and asking them to CO.
operate by suggesting readmstments or
changes The Director General does not
expect State authorities 10 overrule any
Of his rate orders, however
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-21
RIVER BED
OIL CASE
Is DECIDED

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. 21.-Judga
Cotteral today decided in favor OF
the government in the decision of the
famous river bed oil property case,
involving between s1O,OOOOOO and
s2O,OOOOOO in oil land.
The decision holds that all royal
ties on oil production in the bed OF
the Arkansas river goes to the Usage
Indian tribes, who are under govern
men guardianship, and enjoins the
state of Oklahoma and the lease
holders from prospecting.
1t was necessary to show that the
Arkansas river was not navigable.
This contradicts the state supreme
court decision which decided ia ia
vor Of state ownership. The state
and the mining companies will ap
peal the case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-21
BABY BONDS
BOUGHT BY
GUARDIAN
Native German First in County to Pur-
chase War Savings Stamps for
Minors; Judge Approves

Through G. L. Macarthur, attorney
G. H. Hortsman. guardian for Lennia,
Claude and Make Arlington has re,
ceived the approval of County Judge
r E. Davenport to purchase $3.50
worth of War Savings Stamps for
the minors, this being the first case
in Grady county where a guardian
has made application for the pur
chase of the War Savings stamps for
minors.
This is in line with wishes of the
men in charge of the War Savings
Stamp campaign in this state From
headquarters, circular has been
sent out advocating the purchase OF
tho Baby Bonds by guardians for
minor children, it being pointed out
that this is the safest investment
for such funds The patriotic side is
touched upon, the circular declaring
that by such investments the guard.
ians would be aiding the government
in the one big task ahead: to win
the war.
1t so happens that the first guard
ian in Grady county to take advan.
tage Of the opportunity to invest the
funds Of minors in Baby Bonds to
help whip the kaiser, is native Ger
man, and one who has never been
naturalized c. H. Horston, the
guardian in question, registered as I
German alien enemy.
He is so years of age, and has
lived in this section for 45 years,
having come here and settled in the
old Indian Territory when he was
Is years Of age. Since that time he
has farmed near Chickasha His |
home is near the Grady-McClain |
county line, in fact just over the line
in McClain county. The minors for
whom he is guardian, however, re |
side in this county Mr. HOrston took |
the initiative in the matter. request |
ing his attorney to make application
the county judge for the pur
chase of the Baby Bonds and the
cnly erason more was not purchase
Is because a portion of the money 0f
the minors has recently been loaned
tc private parties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-21

CACERS TO
PLAY ENID

Tomorrow afternoon at the Chick
asha high school gym promptly at 4
o'clock, the local basket ball sharks
VIII hook up with the Enid cagers in
the last conference game of the sea
son to be played in this city.
The dope points to the fact that
these teams should be about evenly
matched. Previous games have dem.
osstrated that they play in the class
OF Shawnee and EI Reno Chickasha
has hung one on Shawnee, and a
good one at that, while Shawnee has
beaten El Reno, the latter team hav-
ing beaten Chickasha by one point
en- the local court, Therefore there
seems to be little that would make
either team the favorite in the go
ing.
Coach Powers has announced that
there will be a double bill on tap.
In addition to the Chickasha-Enid
game another pickering will be ar
ranged. This last game promises to
be a soodly attraction