Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-27
DRAM
SHOP KEEPERS Who
SELL TO SOLDIERS
CAPTAIN WOODWARD WILL KEEP
CLOSE TAB ON SALOONMEN FOR
PUNISHMENT is PROMISED.


AS far as intoxicants are concerned
Ottawa is to be an and zone Tor a
hundred and fifty fighting zen. no"
in the service of Uncle who, as
an insignia of their herl year the
olive drab uniform of1t American
soldier
While h has intimationS of some Vi
olations. Having been made in the city,
in direSSrontradction to the federal
law (which provides fine of $1,000
for any saloonman who sells banned
wares to any man garbed in the regal
ia of a soldier, Captain Woodward
Twill not begin any prosecutions until
kSuch time as he has secured ample
|Bvdence to prosecute the cases to
successful termination fines, Jail, and
all that
''The morale of my men must be
maintained at all costs said the cap
tain this morning. Il will secure all the
information | can get against often
ders of the federal code, and when |
do. ! will prosecute to the limit
THE boys have got TO conduct
themselves as soldiers. AS such that
they will be men of the highest type
and the city will be proud of every
mother son of them from the moment
of their call to rms until their depart
ure for the front he ended
Rough on Feet.
Yesterday old timers together with
all the rockies were taken out for a
practice hike thru the south side. This
was done. according to Captain Wood
ward. for the sole purpose of temper
ing the mems feet AT the present
time the boys are lacking in proper de-
velopment of The pedal eXtremeties.
For several days they will be put thru
the process of roughing 1t and by the
| time they land in Houston, for two
months of intensive grind awaiting
them there,
"Some of the men had sore heels
and balls last night said Captain
Woodward but by the time they are
put thru two or three more such
forced marches. taken in easy stages,
you'll be surprised how quick their feet
condition themselves to the changes.
The company was thirty boiled out
during the afternoon. Perspration
oozod from every pour when the march
was concluded Some of their shirts
were dreuched, hut In all il was an
it's way thru town back to the armory.
The eating as served by the Geiger
Bakery are loudly praised by members
cf the company. As sample of what
the men are getting as "chuck" Cap
tain Woodward prepared The following
menu for the cdifica'ion of friends OF
the soldiers. At the present time the
command to a man dimes and snps al
the armOrv. Breakfast alone Is had a
home father and mothers festive
board The menu:
menu lOr frluaN, july @otH'
Breakfast
Fruit Oatmeal Potatoes Roll
and Coffee.
Dinner
Creamcd Goldfish Mashed Potatoes
Pickles Bread and Butter
Ice Tea.
I Supper.
| Sphagetti Potatoes Carrot
Bread and Butter
Coffee
The following Is the prescribe'
!, routine TO be followed Saturday SUI
= day and Monday, as posted by Car
= tain Woodward:
: FOURTH DAY.
. Saturday, July 28th.
1880 to 500 Setting up exercise an
n signal drill.
sis to o:l5 Foot inspection
= Gas to 10:45 Squad drill, lclos
!, and extended order.
= (AfternoOn)
= = Baseball game between two pickle
- teams.
. FIFTH DAY.
Sunday, July 29th.
y All mon report for drill call at whtc
) time the routine for the day viii |
given out.
SIXTH DAY.