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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
Mitzi' S.
Beautiful Complexion

THAT marvellous actress. Mill now
appearing in Head over Heels" is
famous 70 her beautiful complexion.
Sin" attributes her wonderful skin To
the daily use Of simple home made
combination OF oatmeal and d.rwilIo
Their" is nothing lik" u for "A poor
complexion or 10 keep "A good com
rlcAin at It's best All tho time n
takes the place of iacr powder. STAYS
On better. as pnrspiration does not AZ
t"ct II. ana II instantly beauties any
tomrl"Nl"n On" application proves
II. u you want a ME" iiiN-w white skin
with rosy checks get "a bottle Of der
wiil" today. YOU viii be delighted
toilet counters Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
ORANGE

ORANGE VA. April :? Misses
Maud. ami Helen rcyt"n haze re.
,urm!h from "a visit to University OF
MIS- Hubert Rowe is ON "A visit to
relatives in Washington ami Ealri-
\; y. Field is spending some time
ia san piaco. Cal
MISS JAM" Ii'tls"y is spending some
tim" In Roanoke
returned To orange. after st,cndinr
tWu years in Oklahoma
MR." Lawr"n"" Sncad. who has been
BoN!"y. has returned 10 I.yu.bour,.
Nr" I'aU! Scot; and !itti. daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

mond, is visiting Miss Frances AZ
neck and Miss Jennie rritchard.
Mrs. Walter Bailey an dson. Wood
stock. Va. have been visiting the
formers parents. MIR. and Mrs. John
;. Solcnbergc-
:, Mrs. u. j.. I.anS,ion has +, turned to
nErrStown. w. Va. after visiting her
bro; n-law and sister Mr and
Mrs. Charles y Williams
MISS Elizabeth Barr has returned
l" i.SnchburE. Va. after spending a
week here with relatives ana friends.
MISS Leslie Gaylord. SauduSkN.
emo. mas returned 10 her home. after
VISIT me- Irie nlS hnrc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

OF Madison Run. arc the guests al,
Mrs Jack Morton. IN Greensboro.
y. G.
The most int"rc N,ur even, of ,h.
week was the lecture given by Miss
ENlcy Of Philadelphia. through Tn.
Nature and Literary club. Of orange.
y reception followed the lecture
There were about 100 people present
including the Dolly Madison Garden
club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

Wheeler oaiman will have tie
it;le role in oliver Murosco's ,irst
motion r.ctur. production. a screen
translation OF Tho stage play, The
itt.!t- Brerd. MoroSco IL is said.
VII! produce The Bird OF paradise. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

The Fairbanks Twins Marion and
Made ine-havc been engaged by \.
l.. Erlanger 20 head the cast Of 1--WE
Little Girls in Blue" the new musical
comedy 10y Fred Jackson. now in
preparation for production early next
month
Other principals in the company
Wi! be Virginia Earle. Julia kcIcty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

"nd his players. The programs.
howeve., are not con:ined 10 Russian
music fox the distinguished conduc-
tor Is catholic IN his taste.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

IN. MYERS.
Western Cowgirl. coming with
sparks uiy rhrcr-yir. Circu,.
Illur~unN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
Ruth's III HOD,erS
in American League
Ties CrdUdth's Record

new YORK. May 3O.--Babe
Iuth's fourteenth home run of
the season yesterday brought his
major league career total to III,
,uualing the mark of clifford
G. Cravath, formerly OF the Phil
adclphia Nationals.
Cravath's homCrs were. spread
over greater number OF years,
beginning in l9l2 and ending in
1890, while the Yankee slugger
began 80 amass total in 1915
and was handicapped during the
first three years. when he pitched
and consequently did not par
t,cipatc in the full schedule Of
games.
TWO American league batting
records were cquailcd yesterday.
one mark--fiVc home runs in
one Eime---was duplicated in the
Clcvcland- Louis contest, the
Indians getting three and the
browns two. Graney OF Clevc-
land hit two and Elmer Smith
one. The other two were batted
10y kenneth Williams of St Louis
and coupled with his two circuit
,louts ~ Friday, enabled him to-
equal Euth's record Of four hom
vr~ lu three consecutive games.
Ruth has performed this feature
ON two occasions, IN 1919 and 1920,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
Paddock, SiouN City
Star BdtsnpGR. QUITS

DES MONIES. Iowa. MAY 40
Lett Fisldor Paddock OF tho Sioux
city Western league club umpcd his
contract last night II was learned to-
day. IL was said he loft Tor Nhbhinr
Mimi To play ON a cuh-profcssioual
team there. Paddock was the team S
leading batter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

DES MONIES. May 30.-The
Missouri valley conference is plan
ming To settle its bask ketball title next
year in an unusual manner. 1t was
announced here last night. EaCh
school will play every other mem.
her OF the conference in round B.
robin tournament and the title Will
he settled on a percentage basis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
Hart spanish War Vet.

BRIDGEPORT Conn, May So
+ j. Brcckhill. Commander-in-chi
Of tho national com mandery Of the
naval and military order OF the
spanish American war. today an
nounccd the appointment Of Liuet.
FrcdcriCA Il. Hart OF Chicago as
~ccordcr-in- chief of the orGaniza-
flOu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
Griff- and Nank, split Even.

WASHlSGIbN May 1o.-N Washington
split even with Sew York today. losing
the morning game g Co 4. through IN
ability to solve tui'fns. who allowed only
four hits. and winning tho afternoon con
test. ! to %. Ncw York obtained ou.y two
singles Oft Mogriio 10 -. .,,.Ud game.
Mulcr's triple ana Shauks double of
quinn produced the deciding run In the
afternoon.
Morning g4frr=EgDfp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

'Htt AGO. May so 'ttcago defeated 81
Louis TO IN the sftrri oou game. there
tr dividing 4 holiday bh with the visitors
v.,o vnn tho morning contest II to 3. Al
though tho locals were Outhlt BY their
ouuonents ~ the second EFme. they made
tirir hut. can't \ total Of o. hits we're
made during the day Including three
home runs Sial-r 81 -. Louis was tho
batting star Of the day gsthering seven
hits four of winch were doubles ana one
90 huu" run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
Southwestern Leaqne

MCSkOGEE Okla. Nl. .n
Muskogce aud CoffeNvIl. ....I
a double header TODAY. ,.......-
winning tho first game. B. .U ana
MuskOgee the second. g tu t.,
agcr Josh Clarke OF Cplf,...
escorted from the damon. ...
policemen In tho second gam. aha.
he disputed the decision u. r.....
skies and refused 10 rru,. .. .1s
bench.
Scorc-first game. u a.
Cuffcyyillo ..03O 600 OIL
Muskogec 900 100 600.
Lengquist and Lamb. ,....
Bryant and Ennis.
Second game:
Cotfcyville 900 III 600
Muskogcc ...202 0Ip 0"N-..
Tico. stanton and Lamb. Lt..s..
Federle and Bon.f,r.
BARTLESNiL'.E. Okn N.. .,
BartleSviuc dropped q "..nIe.
header here this afternoon .. Ut...
burg. the first To and .f. $500.
und to q. BocdIe pIthU both
games for Pittshurg all.V.t. .I..
tlcsville only ! scattered lf Tho
second game was called af ... cad
of the seventh by agrcrm,.f
Score--flrst game: If 4
Pittshurg 800 OO1 01o-
BartlesyilIc ..Olo O00 Onl
Bccdlc and Nann Victor md
Decker.
second game. e.
Pittsburg .....0lo ool o
Bartlesvlnc 900 u0O o..n
Beedlc and Nann, Humphr.. ana
Decker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
MACKS WIN TWO,
ALL REST SPLIT
Only American
League Team to Cop
in Double Bill

IUIIA AHIITUtA May m Romu.II
a|.asN'd Hp-'.n but tpH hfs and rLus-
Hr.IHfs vuu the afternoon gaur today.
iY d. The locals also took tn, morn.
.F game ny fh" score Of tp Perkins
U.u. f4u into fIr I.f feld tlsarhrrs
Et.. f.. l.u. oi4b o. YnU.IIn lead Il the
rfth iru.tE ~ the afternoon contest and
fun AiufrfI.s won the game ln tho eighth
when UIuluts sacrifice iiy scored Rom.
u. .alI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

NHstt.a Tor Napicr I'm second
N,Ea'frt for Soc in tiNtn.
Nnn t.r WrHss'yr iu sINth.
.H8fftt fnr Cnuulur 900 Cfahth
srRan frr clemens ia seventh
5rnro hy inuturs.
s' Louis ......... ........ cto 600 ON.-a
cincinnati .... ....... ..... 700 o2l nON--i
summary Two. base hits MCllCnry
linrErANr. knusrh. tIewnns smith. layan
Thrice base hits puuhrrI stock Double
p.gN .. hAupcrt 90 Nnhnr
LOFT un bases So Louis :. ClnciunAu r
Niru.k uut-Ny DNak o. by VoEge 4 hy
e0nupn hN prcnlon Wild pitch
-.huUp Runs NHhue ptuhcrt o. kopf
Feulu.'r MeHcary :, LAvau. clemens.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

NHstted Tor Kerr IN ninth.
4Ba'fed Tor McWeeney in 1int1.
Score by innings
ST. LOUIS N... 51g 52i i10-lt
chicago .,..... ,...... .. 600 100 ool ..
summary Two.tase hts MuIliEan,
Sisler jacobson slfuuk Three base nits
-.IsS OLSON collins Home runs Sheely,
S.sIcr stolen bdsct Sisier .. SEVERED.
Williams Double plays McM Manus 10
Gerber 20 sister. collins to Shccly -
johnson. struck out-uy Davis 3. BY Nc.
Wccuey !. Runs robin Z. Gerber ?,
Davis. Nulngan. collins. HOPPE ~tfunk.
~i-lsr s. smith. Jacobson. McMsnuS
Shcoicy. Errors-CoiIus Fak
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
,AFTERNNoN GAME)
New York.

TN'sN tD y - I1il' a- 70 -
NBatt,d tor quinn iu ninth.
NkFstted for Mitchell m ninth.
N<NKau fnr Roth lu ninth.
SCur" hv innings
N"w York ........ ..... 400 00o c00 4
Washington ..... oI' 600 O0s-l
summary Two. bpsl hr-Shanks. Three
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
LLERS WIN FIRST FROM INDIANS TO BY FORFEIIUR

base hit. Miller Hasos on ballA-pff
Mogrfdgr D. on QUINN J. STRUCK out
Hy quinn 9. b. Mokridge 3. Run-Miiler
Errors % kuurhe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

81 Louis

NbHucd for McManus IN eighth.
Score by irningE
ST. Louis ........ o.. id1 O0i o0i-5
chicago .. ..... ....... I2l Ol0 h0x--s
Sisler 3 johnson. Hooper. Home run
Williams. Double plHy--Fabcr to Sheely
20 NHrvau Bases on balls--bff Burwell
:, off Fsber .. off Richmond Z, off Bsyne
.. struck uut.-Hy Fabtr ?, by Rurweli
by Richmond {, by Bayne .. Runs
Tuhlu. Gerber. Sislsr. Williams. Rayne.
Johnson 3, Hooper. Strunk, SheCloy. Faber.
Etrors Smith. McMarus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
Score 8 to 7 for Visitors
When Row Breaks Up Fray
Brcen and Umpire Daily
Come Near Blows in
Tilt over Ball
A BATTLE TILL SIXTH


ll'dI 'tI. lIikdl''lt
h'..Ir. tI .. .." su. fI"
......... .......... .....I..... ,..
........ ... ......
'rau, .'.. H.NH 1. 'U. M .I'
:. I.s.. ... ....YH ...I..I .r
.... ....... I...... ....... .U....I.
''' '.'I
h.. ...|' .."I. .I . 'HW .'
.N' ... ... H.N Manager
lI''H ui i'.IfN '.., '|N. IuH' b"iuF
row .'H '.'' 60 b' 'h' l"i
..-...' .1' INI. NI. tn 'h' 'i'"
h" .'m. t'' If.r m'd broken up
'H" |'.n.n 'H'...i u''hrr
h'''.' 'r.'n l.'Ws'I u' the Wet.
'".. HIi ''.'t" Ii1urNItNi WIN ih'
.-. '" loo do" lusl of thr non
I'. 'nd P" '"' afternoon H 'nI,'
,"'''''.
leading to -, Two OiI.r, ,u base
ana uu. puI pitcher Mitchell of tho
Indiana objected Go the npu u p,,y.
claiming 90 vls iuuph. Tmuirr
IaN ruled the hlu q IS. after nu
inspection ana toas,d Il back tu the
pitcher who throw ID third ban to
1hompsou. tho hntsmuu. aud then
protestt4 again DaIy ordered him
uff hc'damuud and Manager Grc,u
Charged over aud made tor the an.
p.rc. Pitcher George Hoohlor OF
Tulsa prevented ntcrn and Dal, got
ting together. bdlv ordered Hr,cu
or the n,Id and whom he dId not
l,aN, the uupIto. declared the gumo
forfeited to Tulsa
with Pitcher Mitchell evidently
~ in the air aud only one run
needed to tic. two oilers camping ON
tho sacks with only ono down and
three balls aud no strikes ON tho
next batter IL looked like Tulsa had
the cumc an it, own way The
crowd In tho EruudSthnd clamurcd
loudly FOR the gaiuo to- hr continued.
hut the umpiros ignored ihoir de-
mauds
Mnnagcr Brcrn uf oklahoma city
will protest the game.
,louds I'm, =, S,n,u
Ihsic appeared gu"h nr"sr'''N
!o' some 'N''t'"rht "t''' me t'ln'
had h''n o.' 'I'u t"rI",l'h Hnu ne
ninnlrrs ho' l'U th' I,''n. N'',"'nt
-, ,,,.I ,,, n, t,aih ,nd
n thronr gathered about pusiucsa
Manager Frirr-of the Tulsa club and
President lack IIolipud nf tho okla.
somc warm vurds In rovard to
urecn's scf1gal 10 heed tho uInplrc's
rrdore
The forfeiture came AZ a climax
to vb,, hnd hnen a hnrdfourht see
saw game. Tho otlora assumed a
,yo.r,,n load in tho flrat whom Wuf-
mi hit "a base drive to left and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

''o.rh o.. brazil Hncl Homo runs WIT.
Wake. rrrhtr-. buEau. Sa'rf.te hit
NcuusEy Dykes Lett ~ bases .-iios.
tom l1 Philadelphia b. Vases Ju b..ls.-
Dff Thurmahl,n q oU karr -. off r"rry
struck uut..Uy kHrr 3 hv perry :.
Runs LribuId p,rAlus Dusap. VIE ?.
Walk'r @. We,cu Grror rcrkina
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
AtL.Ln-nn sNm. .cnr-
iiro,ki,n


Ntwp uut when Winning run scored.
fHpttsd tor Mcguillap IN lith.
fIattrd fnr p,schgrr n ltth.
Srurc by iuntuEa.
os0 600 oiO 600 0iO o
BOSTON 900 600 600 oo0 oio "a
Summar, Two. base hits johnston.
Powell. Three hpn' EhIfs Taylor. Powell.
Olson. SoutuWuftu. upmr run Hood.
Uasps un balls OF 'adufc q. Oft McQuH-
Inn o. Stiutt uut..lly 'adurv g.. by Nc
guIIiau o. Runs Juhustnn. Myers. Wood
Powell @. Hruthwurth. hurckcl 'hris.
tcuhury @ ErrorH-.Dls0n. Powell Narharc.
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a uull Ias4r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

Score by innings
Nustpn .. - 900 OOn 100
Philadelphia ...... 600 6lO GlN-.2
SUMMARY. Thrte. base -tdehold.
Home ruu..perkins. stolen base. Witt.
Double PLAYS Scott 80 Pratt to Mctnnis.
Foster 90 Pratt go Mctnnis. rrstt to Nc
limits. Galloway 10 Dykes to Bra2il. Hasos
IN balls or Russell 4 Struck out --.
ny Russell hy RnmuoU .. Runs
IIshuld Perkins. RommclL Errors
Mciunis Russell nrs4ii',
DETROIT May 10 Detroit and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

summary Two base hits Bruwcrt
-Ruth Stolen bases McNally. Plpp. Sac
rfice hits-HarrlS. shanks Double plays
Judge to ORourkc MCuscl 20 Feckin-
pauEh. y Left on bdses-Ncw York II.
Washington q. HIT by pitChcr--SChang
hy Asocta. struck out--By Collins : by
Acosta /. by Cortncy / Wild pitch
A,osta. Runs - Feckinpaugh, McNally.
Brewer. Error-Schang,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

W tNlaih lfuk Nf
OKLAHOMA tIIN At TULSA Ilaitrs'
paF Two Same. H"s o.. .UI
Wichita Ht l.U.|.
ST. Joseph n omaha.
Sioux tNf af Irs NIuInr-.
National League.
ST. lHut. 90 Cincinnati.
tli,tEo az lIfHNarsu.
lHnukNu 1f N.sfnH.
lu.ti.IpNn Hi Sow York
NmcrirHn League
Nf '.uE tt tHI.urH
GLOVE. ..ul tF N.f.H.-
NHslHH .f IH.t.".HHp.
Sow NnrU u' NtsH1Usf.H
American Assocmton
IrNAs League,
lur- N..IH 90 NH'Nr-f.u.
WIru.N Ta. .f NH.aI.u
Shreveport H. San Nutru.r
Dallas a1 H.Hum.rf
Southern N--oyinttou
NHl..t pf ~. Nt.''..
N.n |...In. Hf NIE"H.#
i..n|urNaw .r I"frH L..N
.HUs .Nr.. HNwr. .... 'u.t|..
Western NSsuciition
'tn.URN. A' I...N.
HHr..E....H 80 H.Hnrth.
...r.H.H.. .. IN,..H.'.H
iur. Sw.Ur Ht 0hHt.HHa
NuutnWrstcrn lruEur.
Nusk.ErH 90 rHNu'mH
Parsons t' IHN.Ut.|.r.n
nHrf,sNI.H nf N.nI
rNtshurE Hf ..ff,NN..u.
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Afternoon game -core


Totals 20 "a II Totals 25 81 l2i
Ahattal Tor Nma.nn IN nInlh.-
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ffNN " Y Y TFaT " y y u
Score By innings
BOSTON ..... .. 100 00l C00
ruhadcIphit .......... .Otl $40 O.s--s
summary Two. base nitA .Gt.llvny.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-16

class Of the high school Principal
Lanson Mitchell says.
II Is strong In It's character I'M
peruonatlons showing tho human ole.
mcntn and tendencies. II IL mod.
crn In rs much as Il holds a bit OF
s%pirltuailsm. a romance, n German
plot and a modern reform movement.
The play opens with a group OF chill
drcn IN a summer homo. The child
life there Il free and happy. How
ever, Bobby In all the slee and
mlrih. Is mindful that his father Il
buried IN France. Bobby and his
aunt Marion hear the voice OF the
stiffness" and have faith IN the
spirit OF the departed brother and
father. Hair. a comrade IN iac
great war and who saw the heroic
death OF the brother. returns.
In his return he searches fol
Marion TO relate the death. finds
her and woos her. Tcyis. a farm
or German spy, returns aud In his
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-16

Reading caL.-chargcs that william
Taylor. AN Indian afflicted with
smallpox. was buried alive ON Hat
Greek two weeks ago. were present
ed to District Attorney Carlo.
The allegation was made by Chief
Samson Grant OF the Hat Creek In.
dams. who stated that he had re-
oelyed his information from his
daughter. Mrs. Leila Rhodes.
Smallpox has been playing havoc
recently with the remnants OF the
Hat Greek Indian tribe. according
TO word received here. and DR..
NJ. ID. Pratt. county health officer,
had placed several families under
quarantine. Some OF the medicine
men, thought burying tho Victim
would cure him OF the disease.
Mrs. Rhodes who Is youched for
by the local Indian agent. wrote to
her father that two Indians buried
Taylor after nIghtfall.
Before they took the coffin 10
the grave. tho letter said. they heard
Taylor kicking but were afraid 10
open the box. fearing the wrath OF
the health officer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-16
SLAYER GETS OFF FREE.
ADVISOR is SENTENCED
BY CANADA HIGH COURT

Ottawa. Can.-Canada's supreme
court upheld a decision sentencing
to death a man who counselled an
other to kill and giving n jail sent
ence to the one who actually did
the crime.
The court sentenced Romeo Rcmil-
lard. who shot and instantly killed
Lucien Morisette to a prison term
for manslaughter, while his father,
JOSEPH Rcmillard. who melted the
crime, must go to the gallows.
Evidence brought out tiat the
father had suspected Morlsette of
an Illicit love afafir over the wife
Of the young Remillard. and coun-
ciled the son to shoot him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-16
FAIR JURORS OBJECT TO SEX CASES,
WHILE SHAW DEPENDS MALE MORALS

men from the apology which which
he thought u necessary to make for
presenting them 10 the six jury.
womenY"
Much was said In che press OF tho
fact that three OF the %jurywomen
were unmarried. q. u. $. pointed out
that for all anyone knew. all sls
jurymen were unmarried. lilo also en-.
pressed his Indignation that one OF
the jurywomen. at least. should not
have formed her own opinion OF the
transparency" The jurywoman In
question was Miss Lillian Barker. .
wellknown rescue and welfare
worker.
I need not emphatic the gross alb.
surdlty" said Shaw. "of referring
Miss Lillian Barker. whose cstraor.
binary record as n welfare worker.
to say nothing OF her present re.
sponsiblo employment. makes her
judgment more valuable In any ques.
ton Of domestic immortality than
t.iat OF the whole British Bar and
Bench. to the nearest juryman. pos
sIbly a bashful novice OF twenty.
two. for instructions as to what she
should think OF an improper pic
ture."
This letter OF Shaw's raised an.
other moot question-is II worse
for a woman OF thirty or more.
whether married or unmarried. to be
shown such obscene documents. than
II is for a young man OF twenty-five.
regardless OF whether he Is married
or not? Women may only vote when
they have reached the age OF thirty.
therefore they must be over thirty
before they are called to the jury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-16

Hats Of lisere and glisten-
ing cellophane in wonderful
combination of styles and
colors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-16
DAKOTA COUNTIES MUST
INSTITUTE oARNisHGG
ACTION TO OFT MONEY.

Dismark. n. D.-countlea having
funds In the Dank OF North Dakota
may have TO recover those funds
through garnishecs placed on me
state bank In various local banks,
according TO q North Dakota ~
preme court decision announced by
Chief Justice ]. Il. Robinson.
The decision was In the case
brought on behalf OF the state OF
North Dakota to restrain Sergeant
county from %garnishoelng state bank
deposits In local banks In that coun.
~ Similar proceedings have been
brought by n number OF counties.
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coFFMAN. PHILLIPS, wELLBoRN
WIN NOMINATIONS; PEOPLE
VOTE TO BUY PARK SITE.
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Continued From Page One,
board OF education. Mr.. stlnmetx.
winner Of the race. received two
Votes while only one was tailed up
for his opponent. Only IS votes were
cast at the ball park voting box and
IL OF these we're In favor OF Neal
Foster. democrat. present member OF
the board.
Several Without Opposition.
Having no opposition for nomIna.
ton several candidates were not
worried v the outcome Of The
election yesterday. VIM. W. Clark.
city treasurer, and Dan W. Beets.
street. commissioner. are assured OF
reelection, since they had no oppo.
sition In the primary and will be
unopposed In the general election.
Grin Ashton had a clear title for
the republican nomination for mayor
and the same honor can be claimed
by II. d. Spencer. republican candi.
late for chief Of police.
j.. A. Hawn, democrat. candidate
for reelection to membership In the
,ity council. Is another who was up.
opposed yesterday. He will clash with
0. l.. Bingham. republican In the
,ity general election April s.
Other candidates who had no op.
position for nomination were: II. II.
duncan, republican candidate for
councilman from ward three; Geo. r.
Beeler, republican candidate for
councilman, ward four; John II. Dun.
can. democratic candidate for coun.
Gilman. ward four. T. II. Dryer. re-
publican, for treasurer school board /;
Neal oFster, democrat. for member
of school board. Chickasha township:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-16
AviAroRs WOULD LIKE PLAY
SCRAP WITH MEN o'WAR

Washington. ID. C.-Army avIators
have become so enthusiastic over
the proposed experiments OF bomb.
ing naval vessels under approximate
wartime conditions that scores OF
them have suggested that the fleet
BE- allowed to fire back at the
planes with anti.aircraft guns.
While admirals and generals have
been advancing and disputing claims
that the airplane is far superior to
the battleship as a wal weapon.
army pilots have flooded the office
of the air service director with pleas
that the matter be settled under war
conditions.
They have been wrought up since
Josephus Daniels, former secretary
of the navy, offered to stand bare.
headed on a deck OF a battleship and
let Brigadier General Mitchell, head
OF the air service In the war, take
a crack at him with a bombing air
plane.
Lieutenant c. c. Moseley, vic'.. -
ious pilot, in the recen. airplane
race at Mlneola field for the Pulitzer
trophy, would be "tickled pink" at
the opportunity of a real fight with
the naval guners.
81 firmly believe" he wrote his
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-16

Geo. II. Evans. democrat. for Nom.
Der school board. ward two: W, y,
corbin. republican candidate Tor
member school board. second ward.
According 20 the number OF votes
registered for and against tho park
proposition. sosi votes were cast
yesterday.
Henry Mlnnett. secretary OF the
Grady county election board. this
morning was loud IN his praise OF
tho workers who assisted In con.
Quoting the election yesterday.