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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
0eatjdbes 1beatsr.
Sladliiea Gsantus p9r. 2IaasA nnter
ysDteftprat Der beIitid-amerilaHb
idsn Gerate.

gm fou,menten gpnntag ftnoet
cine arBerorbentlibe goritellnne itatt
Sur Auffiibruns iit V. 2'4rronoes
afeiiter.Suitipiel rGoftcr Gldus" an.
ericrt unS baS a.roteftorat iiber oieie
@crIteauna baben Die Scitti6.Imcri.
faniihen Nerate In Iiebens,piirbiger
Meiic iibernonllnen. Eireftpr 8. G..
GbnliS ernnnnte Tor nlebreren @oden
iton, aIs Ser Tlan fur oiefen uiiber.
rrbcntlidJem @bcno reiste. einen aus
Cen Serren Or. Mar aoebIer, ar
Greo. gabnrad. Or. s. o. g. Spei.
Del mo Or. 81. .. Snid bcitebenoen
9IusiduB itit0 bieien Serren lit es nit
Tirettor Sdanio 9elurgen. ibren ails.
idJlIi, auf ctipa 80 Mitglieoer gu en-.
gan5en, ipelf,c Die @aranric fir biaie
@oriteIlitng iibcruebmei uIib Sipeifel.
lps oerielben Gin aiisperfauftes .Smts
,bern perben. Ger glusidJuB, meldlcr
oos s,rotsttorat iibsr bieic @uffiibrung
ilbcrncmmen bat, 3abIt au icinen Mit.
eliebern cine Heibe Der beiten unb ber.
porrogcnoIten @tdrrner Der bieiigen
mcbi5iluid,en &reiic. 2as afttre Sn.
tcrclie. bas lie an unierem Oeutifcn
Sbloter 5efunben, bebeiitet cine grobe
finarl3ieae SiLic fin oasieIbe uno es
itebt MIR 81 bofieu, bab aiib nod IN
alioeren areiier fid, iolf,e @isid,iiiie
biI6en, um bas 4sroteftorat rub bic
I@arantie elmer @etitelIuns au itber.
nrbHen.
lleber Tarronscs Wteiiteritiif vDr.
Maus" lit eS be,ite foum mebr n6this
iuicrmiererlo gu rebeu. Gieies aIier'
Iiebite uno pr6drige 2lftipiel nit iei.
ncm geiunben unb fernigen Sllmor.
seb6rt unftceiti1 pi BEN beiten 2liit.
ipielSidyluisen ber beutid,en 8aitnen.
2ittcratur. Mub brandt nid,t beion.
BEES betort 5l rpcrben, bdb bieies rel.
tenbe @erf elm. abioIlt eriMaifi1c
nnb seoiegena ssichergabe finbet.
9tc6' Iangerer Belt tpirh ipieher eiitmaI
Eirtftcr Sdprtio in elmer eroseren
Bortie aliitreten. or ipieIt bic 3it.[.
rrIle, oen Iisbei,sriirbiaen rSr
sSerner 1T bas geianrnte per.
ional In icbr banfbaren aufeabcn be.
idIdftiet.
Gintrittsfarten iil,o bel BOB & Ga.
fom9, apotbefe ,gine unh ~. Strabc.
Eel. Canal 1917, ioute on Ger gor
Sifire Oe5 @rnr6 Opera Soiiic oll
tuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
Cine Ansabl nou Matroieu
Der beib.u In PbilabsIpbia iniernir'
ten beiti4:u 9iIfsireuser
geriu4.sn am WOntas 9f5snb su sri'
fliekn.
Wurhsn abr ipisbsr siusefanssn.

pbiIa btIpbta 10. Wldr3. =
Cine 4nSobI Der Watroieu Der btnt'
i9sn SiIistrsu5sr .prins eitei Jrieo'
rid unb .arOnprig WiIbeIm'. ps!'
DE i'm bieiissn S4tifsbaubOf inter
nirt iinb. perfu9ien am Wontas
abeHb au eniflisben. Ter poIisei 5u'
folse lpurben allie bis auf bier Wsam,
pieber sinsefaneen. Glide BON IL
nen tpurben in ben Wari4en aubsrs
ba!b bes S1iffsbauboies ssfunben.
2sutnant 9rabuw. lpel4er 6is 45s
ibtiluns beritiener polisei anfalre.
faste, bab pier DON ben Deltidxn iIc,
nod in iyrsibeit befinben. SIN sanselt
batten eli Wann 5u entfIieben psriu6:.
Giehn tpurbsn tpieber eingefonsea.
spti bdpon mdbrtnb iie iiber fet
binteren RanaI fbpommen.
Marine Golbaien unb poIijii.en
iinb auI Der Gu6. mad ben gnhoms
menen unb idmmiIi9e poIi3.iftasios
ntn Der Gtabt tpurbtn aifseiorbr..
4usf9au nab ibnsn su balfsn.
pbilabelp5ia, 19. WGr3. -
Gpditr tpurSs gemslbti. baB idmm.@
Iite eniflobenen beuH9sn Wairoien
eingefangen ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20

seFssn Gbeub an Der Se@Rsn uub
@miib eiraBe nit sinem Raiiesenofs
len, befen Hamsn Ct aneeblid nidt
itnnt In sinsn Wortipe@Isl unb bas
0nbe bonn aisb mar, bob ber unbes
!annte Eeser Elm Msiftr sog unb Rice
cine Gti&punbs In Der re&ten Britt
teibrad3tss Der Weriuinoefe fanb
aufnotme I'm itdbtiidtn 5cfpitaI, ND
bic Mer3ts tonitatirten. bab bic aunae
burhbcb1t unb Der 3uitanb Riee's
baber fsbr bsbenili@ IN. Dem Wefs
ferbelben qeIans es DOR bem eintrefs
In Der polissi gu entipiftxn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
Die 9lusmuiterang Der
Wlili3trmpprn
Bonn Beieblsbaber bes centraIeu
alrmee-E EcYmtemerts in GbieasO
iuSperloirt.

Gbicago, SSu., 19. widr5. Der
@eneralir,aIor Ibonlas 8. Barn, Der
9eieblsbaber bee eentralen Ggparte.
nlents Der afaerifnniifen Armee, er.
Iieb am gfontag eiuen Befebl, beiit3u.
foIge oas gIilsmnitern bon Iriippeg
IBIS aiIi ueiteres" iispenoirt piro.
Bon benz gefebI peroeu iolgen0e
3ruppen betroiien: Gin Suianterle'
Megimeni, 5,pei 5ripps sfapdIerie,
Sipei gatterien 5eloariillerie einc
ISignaIeorps.a .aonpagnie, iorpie cine
qonpaanie bon Tionier.-rup Don
Rid)igan; cine Snnitats. .2lbtbeiliing
ron Snbiana. pier Hegimeliter Suial.
tcrie, einc Sdppooron aanallerie. eiIl
Battalion 5eIoartiaerie, SDei Signal.
torps.aortpa9uicn imS pier apulpog.
rien VioniertruppclI BON Ohio. iofpic
5ruppen Don Colorado unb ssonn.
&nibington. 3, g., 19. Wiir,.
9luBer Der GTtldrurg, DAP nit 9e5ilg
ca ibie gBtideibung. 6ob Die gus.
mliilerun1 oer WiIi5tuippcn iortge.
iest .pcrben fol-, feine gIenOeriing Elm.
se.retcn iei, rpollten Die 9eamiei bcs
sariegsbepartenieut iih iiber Die Ipioer.
iprei,eiiben gefebIe. ,pclde III mebre,
ren Siaateu eintrafeH, nidt duBerll
O. ibeiilt dber, 6ob Der .Seneralmaior
91rrp, I'M Ingeiidts bes @ericiitensl
bon 6rei auierfaniid)er GdJifien fir
alle epeIhiaIiidten porbereitet su ieih
bic SuspeublrlpiG Der ai,sHplterung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
6leine Yoli3einahriHten.

--D Den OieDen 1T nittS beiIis uno
aud nifts 5ii itgper. Ter Barber
8,limu OGDis, Don 9to. GOA &Ssii
Court StraBe, meIbete geitern Der go.
yBei. Sab ibm in Der Soniltag yeodt
Der in allen Resenbogeniarbn i9il'
Iernbe Bfoiteu geitobIen ruIroe ben CT
oIs Mabr5eiden Dor fcinem Barber.
laben iiebcn bat. Dieter 9ioiten tpar
Mat peniger aIs5ebn 5ub bod iilo
trosocrn selans es oem Sicb unbe.
merit nit ieiner 8elIte gu entfonrnlen.
- Ger garbier Daarf Sin,ou, bon
9to. 291G 9ruee 4peruie. meIoete Der
goIisei, hab ibm in oem Borbierlaben
i'm Sauie Ho. 6o6 8ine @trabe. iein.
9rieitaid,s nit SO III Daar, eineHI
Cbed ubs: Spas uHb einem Oia.
ulairtring i'm Hertbe Don S1O0 oe.
itoblen plroe.
- 9uf 9eranIaiiung ieirer Wasttcr
ipuroe geitern inner Der anflase oes
9iebitabls Der ~ Sabre alte ,Sntob
Sde,tf. Don Ro. 1912 glm Strabc.
rerboftet. Raaj Der 9ebmrpt,,ng Der
WaI,ter io1 Der &iride lin ein Porte.
vloimaie NIT $21 seitoblen babel. dber
Safcb, an oain nod SIS geiunosn
bebniipieie. oab iidl in benz
Eorte,lounGie MIR S16.70 beiIHocn
b1lten Der 9uride ipurfe ert pcr
rierjebn Iagen aus ben arbeitsba,iic
enilaiien, no er eine IGnsere Grci.
bei.eitraie perbiIBte, neil er niebrerc
S4infen Seitobleu baite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20

9bentf&ale erfOlersi9 bur@semad
boben. erbisltsn sefern Mbtnb ssle,
asniIi@ elmer iIeinen tyeier ibrt Hir.
serbritfe, bic ibnen aufammen NIT
Sem Diplom fiir ben obfoIpisrten
Rurfus bonn S&uIluperintenbentsn
gonbOn iiberrei@t ipnrbtn.
= Das 6o@paFer perlduft ii&
f@neI unb ss If iebt f4ou iDieber un,
ter Der Oefabrlinie. Der GsntraIs
babnbof ,purbe sefirn einr sriinblt.
den Reiniguns untsr3osen unb wirb
beute friib ipiebsr in 8enusuns se@
nommen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
1emperaturs0eri@t.
,eliefsrf bon Y. aIetu q Bro, Optic.
5rl. Celia simuns gortrdse.

SRI. Celia Simon, bi. Jiibrerin Der
Rep Thought gemeiubs, bdlt bsuts
Mittas i'm Granb Spsrnbaus pieb:r
einen 6ffentIiden @criras, su btm
baa publifum eineelnbsn III. Die
eepanbie Rebnerin fpridt iibsr .5b,
Mau tpbo bas loft bis 2auab". Der
Der @ortras finbsi Don 1890 Bis
1855 Mittaas ftatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
gerjdattet.

Ginen iGbsn sob fdnb geitern Dor.
mittus Der Tarbise gsrrp @raoes Don
Der Weii GiiHften Strabs. or ipurbs
in Der Sanbsrube bon Sof. Rotbader
auf benz Grunbftiid Ro. 1906 Gofern
Qpenls perfdiittet, als e. bort San5
ouf elmer Dnsen lub unb ebs ,s ses
lunssn mar, Jpn aus5usraben. mar Ct
bersits srftidt. Die 2ti&e purbe na4
Der Worsue sebra4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
Ne,upprt.

Die 9rippprt Office fir bas Sin.
einnafier goltsbIatt" befinSet id in
go. 800 Oorf Giraffe, geseuiber
benz Gourtbomis, ipofelbif 1enisfei.
ten, anseieeu n. I. 10. bis 9 l1hr
Nbenbs eatsegeusenpnmen tperbeH.
Sslephpn Sonfh 2401.
- Eeiratbsrdeine. - @rtbur Ieis
nep, A, unb CLARA Gotrell, 4S, beibe
DON llrbana, %. = Sobn 8. Duf4
unb CLARA 3. paImer, beiSe bon Rem,
port.
- Gefittiael 0er6ubsrungfu. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
Die atnerifaniid)en Nvsari'
neiol6aten
3 nstuba am Dsontae m,i ibre Gdiife
5iiriifsefebrt.

San.iaJo, aiiba, t9. Wdr5.
Ter Sieit Der anlerifanii&en Diariiic'
ioloaten uir6 am Ntcntag mif Die
Sdyiiie ylriiffebren ino MIR cine
stiiiterruad). miro suriidtleiben. Ran
gIoubt, bob Die fubaniite Rolisei'
llaft iest gut ge,rng reorgantiirt III.
lth. Die 3uriid5iebains Der amernaner
gu red,tfertigen.
Nsele,ingsn aus benz Snnern beIa'
gen, baI bic 3sritori,rg pon eiect-
tb,im anbdlt. bas Die slebellen aper
ai.genid,inIib auber Starbe iuo. fer.
n,r asgrriiip por5useben.
afan crtpartet. bab Die slnfunft oes
areirers "grnirie" nit @oIo bon New
gort Die 8nlfcn ird.nnb iesen miro,
lire 3biiren ,picber gu offncn. mas
piel sur Grleihterung Der rpirtbidnft'
Iiben Situation beitragen iuiirbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
eiberaI SaseriId,er lint. ..gesein.

Der 2;btsa! @npsriihe llnters
ftiibunes Werein pirb DcllSdblis benz
aonsert bss gaperiftsn Winner4ors,
has am Sonntas. bem l. glpril, i'm
Obepn itattFinbsi, einsn Seiu6 abs
itatten. go ipurbe in Der seitern
9lbenb in Ga6s' 5alle uHisr bem Boz
fib bss prdiibsnten Satob 5lid nno
Der prototOtlfiibruns bes Seirttdrs
George 3. 3jtt ftattgsbabten Der
fammtuns bes Dersins bei6lohen. an
bret iranfe Whtslieber trurbt oas
iiblihe aranienselb I'm Sefumntbes
TRACE bon s14 dnsetpi.fen. SIN ll.briA
gen aeIauatsn nur RoutinessIadfit
5ur grlebigung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
etedrrei

Der Garbiss gborlss Rice BON Der
Carlisle unb Sobn Gtsabs ssristb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
Gin sutsr gbbotat

.5ft Der albbOtat Gitsrburs lid.
% gan, ioloFal. sr sibi etut.n bic
Gb. ipieb,r. bic ME sine asbabt ta'
ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20
@Ipffs

Die Msniaen fOufi Du, greunS, Hi&t
flisben: y
Gie finb pisI teEsr. als man btnit!
Dor mondsr hat Dir I&cn Dsrsishsn.
Gs Did b1sibist uHS GsspdAltl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20

Orbinuna bamit. baB bisfe ni&t, ipie
es bas GsIeb hitimmt. in Der offi.
aielIen 3eituhs publtairt ipprben nor.
Ri4.er DITTO MoIff Iieb biefen Gin,
panb seIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-20

anorSnete, o5na porber III ber gngc.
Iegenbeit nit @aibington su fonferi.
rem.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
Organized Gang
of Ford Thieves,
Asserts Sheriff

City Commissioner J G. Walton is
happy again this morning and no more
will his feet he blstered as he walks to
and from the city hall The cause of his
lubila,ion isthc fact that his automobile
was found last night BY members OF the
sherifi's force and was returned TO him
thi, morning. none the worse for hav-
ing been stolen. The car was found At
SiNte,h street and the Santa Fe cross
ing
The machine OF DR. J. T. McGee,
which was stolen at Wheatand Tues
day night, was located at Ottawa. kan.,
Yesterday, according to Sheriff Johnson.
Ncrna STEPHENS, 3lS West Third street.
who was driving the machine, was ar
rested at the time. \ deputy will be
sent to Ottawa to bring back the car
andthc boy accused OF stealing it.
81 have information which leads me
to believe that there /, an organized
gang OF Ford thieves IN Oklahoma City"
Sheriff Johnson said "and | expect to
make several arrests within the next
few days. When do one or two auto
mobile concerns IN this city will be I'M
picated for we have evidence that they
have been assisting IN dlspoSing OF the
stolen cars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
Former Queen of Hawaii
Flies u. S. Flag First Time
War Causes EX-RuIer to For
give America After Display
ing Quiet Resentment Ever
Since Her Dethronement

HONOLULU, II. l., April 2l,--A
great American flag now flies for the
first time an a great shambling resi-
dencc on Bcrctania street 1t is the
former Hawaiian palace and IN It sits
the aged and broken hearted Llliuoka
lanl, former queen OF the sunny islands
Never heretofore SINCE the American
acquisition OF the islands has Lilluoka
LAM disclosed anything but quiet re-
sentiment toward the United States
Thrown into a cell many years ago
when she attempted to keep her hold
upon her little throne Of Hawaii, she
was imprisoned there until she reln-
qulShed her rights.
But the gathering years have ten
percd the aged queeu's hatred, and when
war was declared she ordered the Stars
and Stripes flung to the breeze
The former queen, who is 7S years
old, is rarely seen now on the streets
Of Honolulu. 1t is believed that she
cannot live a great while longer, but
even so, she iias given the world whai
musicians say is one OF the finest ant
most beautiful love songs that was ever
written. Aloha"
Between its melancholy notes is Writ.
ten the story Of Llliuokalani's tragedy
her love for John o. Domnis. son OF 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
Bullet Resisting
Helmets Adopted
for u. S. Marines

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Bullet
and shran,el-resistant trench helmets
have been adopted for the United States
marines. These Soldiers OF the Sea-
are the first American armed forces to
adop, this headgear
The new marine corps helmet, with
which the entire corps will he equipped
is compromise between the French
and the British types II conforms to
the size and shape OF the average head
and can he snugly fitted by the adjust
ment Of cloth cap inside, |, is made
Of a single piece of chilled steel. Under
test the helme, resisted eight steel
iacktted bullets at 100 feet from riil,
and broke only upon the impact Of the
ninth missile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
Defense Attacks
State Testimony
in Drearnland Case

Interest " the dance hall injunction
suit against r. a. Hoover. poprictor on
the Dreamland dance hall. was lacking
this morning. Several defense wu-
nesses were placed on the stand and all
testified that they saw no drinking IN
the place, NO suggestive dances and
thatt hey heard no yulgarty The de
fense attorneys stated that they would
finish their testimony this afternoon
and that the arguments would be short
and would probably be ended this after
noon.
Jack Wheeler and Glen Ratdin were
placed on the stand to impeaeh the ,es-
,imony given yesterday afternoon by
Marie Walker about the trip TO III
Reno. Judge Oldiield held ,ha, this
testimony was Dot permissible because
II did no, bear upon the Dreamland
dance Others placed on the stand
were Walter Nicmctyk, J. II Johnson
Fred Sohlofwan and ! { Osman With
the exception of Johnson all the en-.
ployed at the Drcamland y
The defense announced that IL Ihdg,
Oldiield granted the injunction sought
by the state that the case would be ap.
pealed 10 the supreme court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
Traffic Officer
Estes Resigns;
Served l3 Years

Ollie Estes, motorcycle policeman
the sunny Jim" of the force, resigned
today from the position he has held
Tor the pas, five years to become city
SALESMAN for the Maxwell Automobile
company. His resignation was eiiec-
tive at once
Estes and his motorcycle have been
familiar sights in the streets OF Okla
homa City
Estes entered the service Of the city
thirteen year, ago July u, next in the
fire department under Chief Mark kcS
Ter. now commissioner OF public safety
In his combined experience as fireman
and member of the police force, ES,c'
was the oldest man IN tho employ ot
the city. ell has served under sis
maNOTS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
Fresh Foods
Cheaper Than
Canned Goods
HOarding by Housewives VIII
Prove Costly Bargains,
Retailer Says,

CHICAGO. April 2l.--Thc anomaly
OF groccrS selling fresh vegetables at
retail considerably below prices quoted
for the canned coun,crparts OF the same
products was presented in this market
today and many dealers predicted that
the next few days would see a lowering
OF prices and a halt in the scramble to
hoard certain staple ioodS,uiis which
has prevailed recently among house
holders.
The arrival within the last few days
OF the vanguard OF the spring influx OF
vegetables has brought abou, this con.
dition and according to Sol WeS,eriield
vice president oi the National Retail
GrocctS' association, there is every IN.
dication that a downward price trend
will extend over the entire line Of veg
etahleS and fruits.
"Hoatders oi these products probably
will find their heavy recent purchases
were anything but bargains" said Mr.
Wes,sriield.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
FIRE CAUSES LOSS
OF $1,000 IN CITY

Fire thought to have started from
spontaneous combustion early this
morning caused damage Of 5000 to
tenants IN the Equity building, l9 West
Grand avenue. The loss IS covered BY
insurance.
The fire started on the second floor in
the stock room and laboratory OF the
Model drug store.
The drug store, which suffered the
heaviest loss, was flooded with water.
The damage to stock will be approx
matcly $500 Water also damaged labor
hall, which occupies the other half oi
the second floor OF the building. and
slight damage was done 10 the stock oi
the Fisher brothers clothing store at l27
WcS, Grand avenue.
The fire was discovered by cmrloyc,
Of the drug store, wholufned in thy
alarm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
eALLl.cvRct WILL
not SING TONIGHT

An announcement was made this
morning by the manager for Amelita
Cali. Cutci that she would not sing in
Oklahoma City tonight as had been
planned. Her engagement was cancelled
because OF a severe cold which she con-
uacted earlier in the week.
Gall Cuci is booked to sing at Nc q.
Alestet on April a. bu, i, is no, known
Il she will be sufficiently recovered to
appear there. Mayor Ovctholser will
hold a conference with her manager to-
day in an effort to have her return here
at later date.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
FRENCH MAINTAIN
STEADY PRESSURE
At VITAL ANGLE
Line From Lens to Rheims to
Be Crushed Soon,
Associated Press War Summary.

Associated Press War Summary.
General Nuellc IS maintaining his
unreleu,inE pressure against the enemy
at the most vital point OF his deicnSes
the sharp angle at which the Ger
man line, running south from Lens,
turns east toward Rheims This angle
has already been crushed to an ap-
prcciable extent and d, 'u lmmlncn,
danger OF being entirely shattered The
heavy toll Of prisoner, taken BY the
French mounts steadily day by day
giving strong support 10 the claims
made in London and Paris OF the de-.
terioration OF the German moral ,
Three Great Obstacles.
Three great obstacles stand in the
path fof General Niycllc, the first is
the formidable and sinister Brlmon,
plateau, from which the German guns
have poured their shells on the Rheims
cathedral The French are at the foot
Of this plateau and hy double flank
ing movement are cndcayorlng TO cu'
i, off on the main German line Int
second great barrier IS the almost sim
ilarly situated For, de MalmaiSon
which stands between General Nivell,
and Laon on the roam from laiicaux
The third obstacle is the upper Coucl
forest. a densely wooded plateau which
held up the French in their iniua
drive from Scissors
British Expect New Activity
While the French guns thunde
against these three German strong
holds there is comparative inactivity
on the British front That Genera
Haig is preparing Tor another ttc
mendous blow is taken for granted an,
London believes that ,hi, blow will no
be long withheld now
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR ARMY COOKS

CHICAGO, April q. - A permanent
training school tor army cooks will be
established at Mune,e. Ind, IL was an.
nouneed today by the Hotel Association
OF Chicago Several acre, have been
purchased a, Muncie by the National
Hotelmens association and according
to the plans outlined a building will
be erected on this land large enough to
accommodate 20 cooks and steward,
At a time Twelve DAYS training under
the supervision Of chefs from Chicago
hotels will be given each candidate and
at the completion Of the course he will
be pIyed to ioin the Armx
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
BRITISH WAR COUNCIL LANDS SAFELY IN /. s.
Ten Days Enough
For Man Who Wed
During War Rush

@HICAGO, April 2l Edward {.
Il Dorm. married by Judge Dean
~ Franklin in the courtroom on
April 10 during the recent rush 10
the altar, flied a bill Tor divorce in
the superior court yesterday against
Bertha Dorm, alleging that his ten
day bride has displayed undue aiicc-
ton for another man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
Rector Gives Four
Sons to Service

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Four son, ol
DR. Arthur Rogers, rector of an Evans
ton church, arc ready to serve The
United States in safiouS capacities in
connection with the war
Samuel, % year< 5ld and Arthur, n
years old, will leave for France MAY
to Join the ambulance service. Paul, II
years old, has Joined a company Of field
artillery, and lloratio. 10 years old, ha,
made application for place in the sub.
marine chasing fleet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
10000 German
Children Will Be
Sent to Denmark

COPENHAGEN, April 2l.-A Berlin
dispatch says that a Danish physician
had offered 100000 kroner to the Ber-
lin municipal council with which to send
about 10000 Berlin children to Den.
mark The children would be kept in
the northern Kingdom for the duration
of the war and six months thereafter,
The offer was accepted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-21
Fight for Draft
System Opens in
the Senate Today

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The e,-
pionage bill was displaced in the scn-
ate today hy the administration army
bull providing for selee,ive eonscrip-
tlon After a vote OF ~ to % to re-
tain a modified press censorship the
senate decided 10 postpone eonsidera-
ton oi the measure indefinitely.
Friends and opponents Of the army
bill are lining up for the impending
fight bu, administration leaders ex-
press confidence OF its passage by q
safe majotitr The military commit.
tee voted 10 TO , in favor Of the draft
system