Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1926, Page 14

Johnson, Willl m A. Luhn, William H. Snyder and Mor- J. Edgar Erwin, Wil Burdette, Jucob (" gan J. Boteler, Witnesses Are about 90 witne: to be in se Ied in Drive to “Clean Up™ Institution. . Richard 1 ney, Otho €. Trundle . Lucian \\ dter i students of the Univ were expelled by Prestdent W. zell yesterday on charges of Iinking, gambling, immorality and making low grades. Six others were placed on probation. Yesterday’s action brought to 11 the total of expelled students in the last two months and marked continua- tion of a “clean-up” campalgn. The name of only one of these has been announced. John Lyons was ex- pelled following a sentence of 30 days n jail and a fine of $50 for possession of liquor. The six placed on probation must “toe the mark for the remainder of the school term,” President Bizzell sald, or they, too, will be expelled. In addition to the fight on “crap shooting™ and gambling at bridge and poker, the president also announced that dimly-lighted student dance hall: and fmproper clothing of co-eds be abolished. Despite the revelations about by the expu Bizzell declared he ¥ Jitions were bette «f Oklahoma, most universit V ' 3 Tones Beu.ll W. Unglesbee, J. Welsh, Thomas N. Bailey and Lor- enzo Hill. The proceedings of the nrv('mng d of court consisted of calling oves docket and entering judgments signing cases for trial. Civil c first be tried, and on 'lhurfl(h C. E. Lechlider Dies. Charles E. Lechlider, sr. miller, former justice of the y one of Colesville district’s be: citizens, died at his home ville, aged 74 years An & the kidneys and complications, from which he had been ill for were the cause of death. vived by his wife, former Johnson of Howard Coun sons—Chs . sseph 1 he funer. retired 1ce and known native of Howard County, ville neigh- | I-m)\uml Richar: miller of Sz field up to three, 1%, Birovke Lee on it rece . Four nomi- < crime. He re \ efficiency of county police | torce, to which he puted the im- | the 'ASK,'orHorIick?s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk * | Wourishing—Digestible— No Cooking. The Home Food-Drink for All Ages nations are to be made and many more candidates are looked for. May Hamilton, who conducted what is known as the “Tea House,” on the ]I\"Ifl farm, near IPour Corners, this 1 und guilty in disorderly house and i gamblin vice there, hus decided v .| ot to ampeal tho cuses to the Ciroult pald her fines. 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