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TAD'S TID-BITS
THE GREATEST FIGHTER
THAT HE EVER SAW
TINTERNATIoNAL NEws sgRvIcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcEl
Dear Tad.-I've been reading your
articles on the greatest fighter that
sver lived and 1t seems strange "a mo
that not one IF your correspondents
has named the man who. in my opin-
fion was the daddy Of them all.
nv choice Is Jack Dillon. nicknamed
by the sporting writer's Jack the CT
ant Killer" and they didn't peg him
wrong.
Can you name a big boy that Dillon
ever sidestepped. They didn't build
them big enough for Jack.
10 YOU remember ever in BROOKLYN
when he socked Tom cowler On the
chin and sent Jim Corbett into. the
movie business
Do You remember the nasting that
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part Of the Game.

A referee has lodged a complaint
against the football club on whose
grounds he was assaulted by several
spectators who disagreed with his de-
cisions. Although sympathizing with
him we fear his attempt to rob our na-
tional game of its most sporting ele-
ment will not meet with general APP
proval.-Punch, London.
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HOBART

James. the Il year old son 81 NJ ana
Airs. B. Il Mt1-iun passed away las.
Tuesday after an illness of a week
with typhoid fever. The remains
were taken to Hebron Wednesday
where services were held at the home
81 NJ 81 Inns parents hy Rev Ian
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It's only coincidence Of course. that
Jump rhymes With bump" thump'
ana Jump AZ course.
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Take The Times and keep N
touch With the whole world
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\ let of ex-bartenders who were left
with larse stock OF glasses and
"schooners" would be quite willing to
pay neat sum fer the flIem rights Of
the same
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cHEERFuL CHIRPs

Uncle Ez says: "Of course. the motto
In God We Trust Is good enc for
these here United States. but i notice
coins"
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renee c.f the Methodist church The
interment was at the Hebron cemetery
Rev. T.. w Applegate and family
are at New Lennon III, this week
where they were called to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Applegate's sister.
Mrs c. J Jones.
virgil AIeClain is reported as being
sick with small pox
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Larson and daugh-
ter Of Gary visited here yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs G. Nelson
Mrs. Martha Kaske Middleton who
has been visiting with friends here dur
ing the past tive weeks left Yesterday
for Chicago where she Will visit with
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Germany Oycrhauledr seems to be
the way they re going about it over
there now
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Tragedy IN the headline: TImp-
sons Liquor stolen
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First Magazine Ron BY Women.

The first magazine IN America con
Quoted solely by women was the
Lowell Offering, a monthly periodical
published from 1912 TO 1s49 by girls
employed in the mills of Lowell Mass
Lucy T.arcom was one OF its frequent
contributors
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The distinction of being the first
woman TO head a state delegation to
8 national convention is enjoyed by
Mrs. Manley l.. Fosseen of Mime
apohs, MINI. Mrs. Fosseen was
elected delegate-at-large by accla-
nation at the Minnesota Republican
convention in st. Paul She is presi-
dent of the Minnesota League of
Women Voters and has long been an
advocate Of woman suffrage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
BOLDEN GREAT SWIMMER.
He Retained the Ten-mile Title on Della
ware River Yesterday.

Philadelphia, July 19.-With a power
full overland racing stroke, Eugene Boil
den, late of Uncle Sans navy, and last
years distance title-holder, yesterday
again showed himself into the l0-mile
swimming championship garments of
America. The former COB, who is repre-
senting the Illinois A. c., won the race
yesterday with the same ease and wide
margin as he did one year ago, though
his time yesterday from the Race street
pier to Riverton, n. j., course was much
slower than the figures of last year.
George Kislter, the Penn aquatic in
structor, clocked Bolden's race yester-
day at hours minutes and l | seconds,
against his 1919 mark of hour So minu-
ties. The nearest competitor to the cham
pion was Victor Kiffee of Brooklyn who
finished second in 2 hours IA minutes and
As seconds.
Three local luminaries were close upon
the toes of Kiffee. and they completed
the long swim in the following positions,
Ealston, Of Meadowbrook, third: Nc
Curdy, Of Philadelphia Swimming Club
fourth, and Levand, of Philadelphia S. c.,
fifth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
MUCH INTEREST
IN BICYCLE RACES
Admirably and Satisfactorily Con
Quoted by the Community
Service, Saturday Night.

Much interest was taken in the bicycle
races Saturday evening under the auspices
Of the Community Service.
John Minnick was the official starter.
The boys in Class A got off at $50 p. IN.
The other classes, B and G, got away at
Is minute intervals.
Hvman G. Winterstein, whose number
was 60, of Richardson Park, was the hrst
boy In. His time was l6 minutes, 30
seconds. The prizes which he received
were q gold watch for first place, s. for
the best time, and a tire for the best time
10 Glass A.
Howard Cheshire, of Edge Moor, came
IN second His number was Is. Time,
1851. Prize, pair of handle bars.
Daniel O'Brien, No. "A. of 16 West
Twenty-sixth street, was third. Time,
16-41. Prize, bicycle saddle.
CLASS B.
Lee Minnick, No. 25, of 700 Delaware
avenue. was first Time, l6-40. Prize,
pair tires for first place, one tire for best
time in Class B.
Earl Lofand, of 5o4 West Thirteenth
street. was second Time, 1920. Prize,
silver medal.
Winfield Adams. of s3l Monroe street,
was third Time, 1880. Prize, bronze
medal.
CLASS c.
Miss Elizabeth Doughertv Of 1882
Lowering avenue, No. IS, came in first.
Time, 2O-6O Prize, pair tires for first
place and one tire for best time In the
class
Miss Olive NJ Porter, of No 4 Fifth
avenue, came in second. Time, 23-00.
Prize, pair pedals:
According to the speedometers on the
motorcycles, a trife over six miles was
covered The display of sportsmanship
shown by the contestants, was without
an exception the best seen in the city for
some time. Each one shook hands with
the winners of his class.
Miss Olive. NJ Porter showed good
craftsmanship, for though she finished
last she was the first to congratulate Miss
Dougherty.
In practice the best time the boys made
over the course was % minutes.
The Community Service was congratu-
lated for the manner the races were
handled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
HEROES WITH BAT
STAR YESTERDAY
Cincinnati Breaks Losing Streak;
Jack Coombs Carried
Off Field.

Cincinnati broke their losing streak
Yesterday by defeating Brooklyn by a
score Il to l. Lecque, the Reds pitcher
collapsed after the game but soon re-
covered
The Phillics, due to Lee Meadows won
from the Cardinals in hard fought game,
and IN the ninth made hit that scored the
winning run. The totals were to ]. =,
Nuke cf Chicago also distinguished
himself at bat yesterday practically win
ning the game for Chicago from Boston
q tn3 In the first inning he hit homer
with two men ON, giving the Cubs 3
run Head
Jack Coombs. pitching coach for De
trnt got back with the game yesterday
with disastrous results He undertook to
rr,cve pctroit's twirlers but hurt q
old injury and was carried from the field.
Washington won 10 20 3.
King Bodic Of the Tanks cracked out a
homer IN the game with Chicago with
three on bases and the Ianks won handily
s a. T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19

he given, the wheel tomorrow and
that Captain Burton would sail on the
challenger though not in command
Sir Thomas and his friends have conf
dence in the ability Of the challenger 70
defeat Resolute They ray that with q
stout wind Shamrock should SHOW her
heels 10 Resolute which may have trouble
with her top hamper and rigging 10 heavy
weather, and that in lizht airs ~ which
The defender shows % lest advantage the
Resolute cannot complete the co'TBs
within the time limit Of six hours
The mainsail of the Resolute has been
re-ct,t IL was n new sail and showed
signs of stretching after the wettiDg in
last Thursdays rain sqiall. The stay
sail Of Shamrock has also been re-cut
The race tomorrow will be over a ~
mile triangular course, ten miles 70 Iei.
The race tomorrow will he over 3D-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
pop" COURTNEY DEAD.
Famous Cornell Coac Had Relatives
Living in Wilmington.

Ithaca. ". Y. July 1o.-Charles E.
f~Pop') Courtney, for 81 years rowing
coach at Cornell, dropped dead at his
summer home at Union Springs, on Lake
Cavuga. Saturday Physicians declared
death was due to apoplexy.
Courtney returned shoru before noon
from a fishing t1p on the lake. He told
Mrs Courtney he did not feel well
While she was obtaining help, Courtney
dropped dead. His ody was found on the
hoor OF the bathroom.
Courtney entered the rowing game IN
1868. He rowed eight wears as an anna
t~ur, losing one OF IS races. In 1877 he
became a professional. under which c.assi-
fcation he lost seven out of 46 races. At
the age of 35 ne became connected with
Cornell as rowing coach. He devoted half
his life 10 building a racing squad, and
since 1905 he watched Cornell crews WIN
eight out of niEe races ID the two-mile
event
Courtney this year trained his col
legians for what proved 10 be his final
race. Tanned by long hours with his
''bovs grim with 35 yeas of experience
and 20 years OF life, Pop watched his
yearllngs stoke TO victory on his beloved
lake. Cayuga in the annual intercollegiate
regatta this year Then HE third-year
hopefuls drove the Red and White shell
across the line far in advance OF their
Undergraduate rivals But Pops stars of
the varsity crew failed 10 live up tc the
standard set by their understudIes, and
despite an ear v lead which looked like
certain victory, they finished several
strokes behind Syracuse, their old-tlme
rival
Courtney had relatives living in Viii
mingion Howard and Charles Courtney
beng nephews.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19

scarcely 20 yards astern MS they raced al
most within the broadside shadow OF the
Sammes.
Shamrock had overcome a lead Of al
most half a mile and was more than hold
ing her own in the catshaws coming out OF
the southwest. Resolute came about tirst
and headed for the mark Shamrock fol-
lowed suit Immediately.
1t was thirty-three minutes and eleven
seconds after o'clock when Resolute
rounded the tcn-nlle mark Shamrock
hung "a painted ship upon a painted
ocean" until nine minutes and fifteen
seconds past 8 o'clock before she driftcd
around the stake.
1t was three-quarters of an hour Of
agony for Sir Thomas Upton, who, from
the bridge of the Victoria, 80 yards away,
witnessed the humiliating efforts of his
boat to round the mark that was all the
while almost under her nose.
Burton made a horrible blunder IN
tacking for the mark when he did, lcx-
planned William Gardner lie should
have kept Shamrock on her course for
at least another hundred feet or so, and
then have come around on the weather
of Resolute BY that maneuver Shamrock
would have caught whatever wind came
shunted into the doldrums.
That little bit Of bad sailing by Burton
at the ten-Inile mark. made an end to
what up 90 that time had been pretty
race. After that bone the only concern on
the mind of Skipper Adams was 10 sail
Resolutc against the time limit Tn
fortunately for him and for the defender the
light airs which had prevailed all day
grew lighter with the declining sun, and
when the race was finally called off, the
breeze was a scant three-knot affair.
OF course, there was n lot of hard luck
for Shamroc4l Her finding that sort
patch of weather at the ten-mlle mark
could not be laid altogether to Captain
Burton Had Rcsolute sailed a half point
to windward, She too, would have been
becalmed After all, the real luck came
Lipton's way. since the NO race de-
cision nullihes the sound drubbiug his
boat received and gives Shamrock an
other chance on the second leg for the cup.
NEW sKlrrER FOR SHAMROCK.
When Shamrock ", Sir Thomas
Lipton's challenger for the Americas
Cup goes to the starting line to morrow
TO meet Res9lute in the continuation nf
the Sc los of races for the Aucrica 8
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
SECOND CUP RACE
ATTEMPT FAILED
Rcsolute Had a Good Lead When
Contest Was Called Off for
Lack of Wind.

The jinx of the sea still chung to Reso.
lutte, defender of Americas yachting cup
Saturday in the second day of racing with
Sir. Thomas Lipton's challenger, Sham
rock w., of Sandy Hook.
After fighting it out for six hours, with
the honors all on the side of the American
sloop, and Captain Adams crew, the
second race was still to be sailed. The
score in the series of races still stood ! to
o in favor of the challenger on the race
she won Thursday, when the Resolutc s
throat halyard parted.
The Resolute caught the wind first and
rounded the second mark with only 40
minutes to make the last leg of 10 miles.
She tried gamely with all sails set, but 1T
was an impossblity.
The Resolute was only a mile past the
second mark when the flag signal u
was run up on the committee boat, an
nouncing the contest was off. The Sham
rock had just rounded the mark. Neither
Shamrock nor Resolute had completed the
course before the expiration of the time
limit of six hours prescribed by the rules.
NEXT RACE TOMORROW.
The next race is scheduled for tomor-
Both crews are still confident of vic
tory. 1--WE had rotten luck in running
into the Doldrums, " said Captain Burton
of Shamrock
"Resolute is the fastest yacht in the
world" said Captain Adams. I'VE will
prove it again on Tuesday"
It was a duel of jockeying in light airs
that wrought the downfall of Shamrock.
Going up TO the mark on the turn at the
end of the first ten mile leg on the tri-
angular course of 30 miles, Skipper Burton
at the wheel of Shamrock had almost
caught his rival. From our floating grand
stand on the IT, S. Destroyer Sammcs, the
defender and challenger presented
wonderful racing picture Shamrock was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
MARSHALL STILL LEADS.
Jahe Beats Cornell Star in Shore Chess
Tournament.

Atlantic City, y j.. July l9-Charles
JaTe, Of New York. defeated George G.
Neidich. Of Cornell University and S. T.
Sharp. Of Philadelphia, drew with Stasch
Mlotkowski. Of Los Angeles, in the masters
chess tournament here yesterday. Both
games we're adjourned from the eighth
round Yesterday. The ninth round will
be- played tomorrow. The standing:
Marshall, won 81, lost 212: Jaffe, won
Q, lost 3 Mloti owski won 5, lost 3 Jack
son won A. lost ( Sharp, won 81, lost
AZ Neldich won l. lost Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
THREE STRAIGHT FOR AMERICANS

Wimbledon, July l9-America' great
tennis players Johnston, Of California.
and N i Tllden. Of Philadelphia, Satllr-
day Won the right to challenge Australia
for the DAVIS cup by their defeat Of the
British team, Kingscote and Parke in
the doubles Of the international lawn
tennis matches, SO, As, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.
Their victory Saturday gave the Amer
leans three straight matches against Eng
land, which was also the sum Of their vic
tory against France, Holland which had
previously won against South Africa and
was eligible for the final contests, has
Withdrawn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19

Cup, William i. Burton the English
amateur sailor, who has had command
Of the green Nicholson creation 81 lar,
will not he ut the wheel
At meeting held yesterday aboard The
steam yacht Victoria and attended by
Sir Thomas, Captain II l.. Garrett, hon
orary secretary Of the New York Yacht
Club To the Americas Cup Committee,
Charles II. Nicholson, designer and
builder Of the Shamrock, and Colonel
Duncan +. D. Neill, yachting representa-
tive Of Sir Thomas. it was decided thnt
the challenger would stand nush bet
ter chance Of winning il some one else
were at the wheel than Mr.. Burton,
whose handling Of the sloop has oc-
casioned any qrantity OF adverse com
mcnt.
Mr.. Nicholson is said to be Sir Thomas
choice as the man to sail the yacht he
designed aud built, and he is known to
be n clever helsman Colonel Nell also a
Corinthinn Of no mean ability, IS under
consideration. He has sailed the old
twenty-three metre Shamrock IN large
percentage of her successful races abroad
Another clever sailorman who Is men
toned as a possibility is Amelius JARVIS
foremost Canadian amateur, who rs a
close friend Of Sir Thomas, and IS recog
nized in this country as being an able
man at the wheel, and the one Of the
group who is most conversant with Amer
can racing conditions and tricks.
At late hour last night, however, Mr.
Nicholson appeared to be the favoritc IN
the race for the honor of sailing the Sham
rock though none Of the available ones
was doing anything to advance his own
cause in the decidedly unusual situation
which has arisen as res"lt of Mr. Brr-
toms apparent lack Of ability to do sticc
u the challenger.
There is still another who is mentioned
as a possl ility, and he is Captain Alfred
Diaper, recognized as Enfl inds fore
most professional skipper Captain
Diaper has Lcen in the employ of Sir
Thomas for n considerable time aboard
the twcnty-three metre craft, and IS
said to tc as largely responsible for the
SUCCESS of that craft in her racing career
abroad as any one else
HAvE FATH ~ SHAMROCK
Captain Albert W. Turner, sailng
master of the Shamrock, who had tie
wheel wren she made some Of her eai 4
il Saturdays race. was talked Of oE + z
re.v 3 inpcr II vrs sail tat re vo J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
NEWSPAPER A. A.
Another Meeting to be Held on Wednes'
day Night to Perfect Organization.

Over thirty employees of local news
papers have Joined an athletic association
Of employees of Wilmington newspapers.
Temporary organization was effected last
week, and further meeting called tor
next Wednesday evening at the otar
Office to form permanent organization
aud to vote on proposed bylaws.
The new association will be composed OF
both men and women employees. More
than 25 girls have already signiticd thei'
intention of joining.
Basketball, baseball and all outdoor and
indoor sports will be engaged In.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19

OTHER GAMES.

First- Central. Q; Scott, 5.
arlan. S: Welcome A. c., 0.
Union NJ. f., Q; Stabler Park, 6.
Highland, 8; Wesley, 0.
Worth, 3; Edge Moor, l.
Defiance, Q; West End, 0.
Cape Charles, 3; Delaware Division, l.
Easton, Is; st. Michaels, /.
EastIake, 13: St. AIMS, |.
Grace, 5; Middletown. 2.
St. Paui's, s: Port Penn, 4.
Mardella, s; Laurel, 3.
Dover, z; Harrington, 5.
New Castle Reserves, Z; East End, z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19

m H. triangular course, ten miles ~ a lcg
Saturdays triangular contest having
been called Of because che sloops could
not finish, the rules provide that fho fare
should be rc-sailed On The newt stcoenf-
iuU Faff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
cARpESTTTa HOME.
French Boxer 20 Return 10 United State.
IN Scpicmhef.


Paris. July 10 -fie0rges Carpenter ihe
European heavyweight champion. Nas
gwen a rOtIsing reception srlrh n9 b. Iisuai.
w accorded popular rDynlftte upnn ha ~.
rival in Paris lasi night 10 Told repqrtfrs
he had been "marycl0isiy received bp
the Americans and that be- cherished 49,
happiest memories iOr thrm ard fhrr
wonderful country Carpenticr ann0une
cd be would return % the lnfed -llirs
sailing on Ia Lorraine -epicmLer O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
ELEVENTH WARD AND
PARKS|DE STRONG
Both Have Clean Scores in the
All-Wilmington Baseball
League.

Scores were made as follows in local
baseball leagues on Saturday:
ALL-wILMINGToN.
Parkside, a; Eden, 3.
Defiance, 5; Neighborhood, 4.
keystone, 8; Silverbrook, O..
Eleventh Ward 13; Ninth Ward, l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
GAMES TO-DAY.

AAfEuCAN LEAGUE.
s. louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ph7adrlphia AZ st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburr.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
RESULTS OF SATURDAY GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis, 3; Athletics, list game).
Athletics, 3: st. Louis, cd game).
Detroit. 10: Washington, list camel.
Detroit. 4: Washington, ., cd gane).
Cleveland, s: Boston, 2, Ust gsme,.
Cleveland. 5: Boston, ,, cd game.
New York, 20; Chicago, 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ph,Ilsss, I: st. LOUIS, o.
Brooklyn, 3: Cincinnati, 2.
hssnon, /: Chicago, o.
Pittsburg, ?: New York, 0 list camel.
New Ysxk. 4 Pittsburg, 2 I'd game).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19

SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
Richardson Park, ~; Elsmere, z.
Richardson Park, 10; Elsmere, 3.
Brack-Ex, s; Stanton, 5.
Stanton, s; Brack-Ex, Z.
Newport, 8; Marshallton, |.
Newport, -; Marshallton, l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
STANDING OF CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAY S SCORES.

YESTERDAY s SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, s: Chicago. 4.
Washington, 10; Detroit, 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 2; st. Louis, i.
Chicago, &; Boston, 3.
Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn, l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
TOMORROW S SCHEDULE.

(American League, same as above.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
SaIesrO0m Wins.

In the du Pont Baseball League, the
Salesroom defeated the Mailroom, to 2
Friday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
~ FAlrn u sHAMRock

Captain Albert W Turner, sailon1
master Of The Shamrock, who had tie
wheel WREN she made some Of her eai +
ia Saturdays race. was talked of 0s : q
ro.v . inner II vfs sail tat ho 40 ]
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
NEW sKlrrER FOR SHAMROCK.

When Shamrock ", Sir Thomas
Lipton's challenger for the Americas
Cup goes to the starting line tomorrow
to meet Resoutc in the continuation nf
the Sc los of races for the An'eric" 8
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-05

! Oklahoma, notably Altus, where
the citizens subscribed $4,000 fol
a years maintenance. Included
in the budget are items calling
for salary Of the executive, office
expenses and a six weeks sum
mer camp for the boys. TO raise
the amount required an appeal
for volunteer donations has been
made and already this appeal has
resulted in contributions amount
ing to about $l700 by a very
small number Of citizens. There
is no doubt about the success of
the movement. 1t is certain that
the public spirited citizens of
Chickasha are going to do their
duty. 1t has been requested that
subscriptions be sent TO Mr., j.
w. Conner, treasurer. First Ma
tional bank building, and any
amount will be acceptable. 1t is
estimated that the budget proyid-
ed for will take care of 300
scouts, making the per capita
cost $40. II is hoped that there
will be many $40 contributions
as well as larger ones.
Now don't wait for anybody to
ask You to contribute Catch the
spirit of the movement. There is
no finer cause to which you can
give money. 1t means much to
the boys Of Chickasha. much for
future citizenry Of the commun-
ity. Every man and woman
should hold it to be high priv
llege to be permitted to play
part in such a movement. The
Express has agreed to give space
to the campaign till the necessary
amount is raised and it is going
to have "Boy Scout Honor
Roll, " containing the list of con
tributors. If You don't care to
have your name in print you can
so request but, otherwise. the
names will be published in order
that the community may know
who is aiding in the movement.
Don t put it off-mail yoar
check to Mr.. Conner at once. You
will do it if you are "good
scout. y