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Real Estate Transfers.

NO 1901 srd STREET soUTHE .S s,a,rs =,
W. Robertson ct ny. to United sfates o,
America, part original lot 10. square a."
IN ss0S :ra STREET SIMULTANEOUSLY
Rusk ct u1 to United States OF America
lot 70 square s02: s., 500.
xo 600 /, STREET MISUNDERSTANDING X
Horner ct al. executor and trustees; 10 5oI.
W walker. lot So. square sos2' lie proi'
RENNISf; HEiGHTs-Milton D. Campbell ct nX
to sidney 1obsoH lot s Al TfIars cS P IA
AVENUE sOUTHEAST-Mary E crifasi &c
John D Garman lot 70 s .3rS Ell M yiU
SIXTEENTH STREET HEiGh n 0.c.p Mu R.n
SON, parts lots 1s and -. square .,76; SO :,
CHEVY CHAsE-william H. Richie ct uH, !. :.
I R.gia 81. L DUNCAN lots ~ anu -. .sn-
WHITNEY CLOSE AND 1890 STREET Z
nsIia q smallwood. lot 81. block IL. Whit
new Close. and part lot LAG. square 124o;
CHEVY CHASE H1GHLANDs,Mun S.y,. Trust
n.K Is As i.rs ssi ba s,e to George
BARRY hsFt' PARR si- S FTaailin Ct to
George W. Parton part lot l. sec'i0h l.
MAssAcHUsErrs AVENUE NORTHWEST l be,
tween 18th and II streets--Linda H. Webn
to Stella H. stapieton. part lot $50. square
ss'S to
and Ma.ie F.. whitmer. lot 81, square so'
No @Tis STREET NORTHWEST-Rando
simpson ct n.y. to Somerset X Wh!ers
and Mary +. spiSnui. lot l.. square 4.
NO. ISIS STREET NoRTHW EsT-Grafton
p Raiey ct TO Raymond Nier-
mchen. part original lot IL. square 2oS'
so. . n Srprrr Nopyu
Nus; ,.ST Charles L. Ben jamn ct A.. trus-
tees. to Raymond ], yierb 1s ass part or
iginai lot L.: sanare rs; Sl S;S Sisi
Raymond j. verhuche,n to the p, Dist, cr,s 81
n.i LOT II square 25S: S1g.s93.
sIxTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST between
A and streets-Lawrence A; Chisweil ct
n1 To samuel A. Drury. original lot Z.
square 1883; SO.
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PROHIBITION POLICY is
SUBJECT OF conference

CHICAGO. January 1.-THE prohibition
national committee IN conference here
today considered whether the party is
10 operate independently as heretofore or
merge with the first dominant party that
inserts prohibition plank in its platform
The "old guard is inclined to proceed as
IN the past. 1t was said. but under a pol
icy 10 be outlined by the national COM
rnittee. The progressive element is said
10 favor not only amalgamation with
other anti-iiquor forces. but political az
fIistion with that dominant party which
first supports prohibition.
The proposal of Virgil G. Hinshaw of
Chicago. national chairman. to sound
prominent democrats as to their attitude
in regard TO William Jennings Bryan's
proposed crusade is to be discussed by
the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-17
PRESIDENT PLAYS GOLF.

The President and Mrs. Wilson this
morning played golf at the Washington
Country Club. Representatives Sherley
of Kentucky and Kent Of California
were received by him at the White
House after his return.
Third Assistant Secretary of State
phiIIips was his first afternoon caller
at $40 O'Clock, in the executive Offices
senator johnson of South Dakota fol-
lowed. Then the President received
sixty delegates to the convention OF
the Gravel and Stag Roofers' Associa-
At $50 o'clock he has an engage
ment to receive Senator Reed Of Mis-
souri,.
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today to the
following:
Mjddaugh & Shannon. to build seven two
story dwellings from 4006 TO 4ols 18th street
northeast and 1920 Michigan avenue northeast;
architect and builder. Middaugh & Shannon
estimated cost. $4,000
Midds upb 4 shannon to build six twostory
s,,aii;nys from 4lO1 to 410S 18th street north
east, liOs Shepherd street northeast and liz
to 1918 Michigan avenue northeast aIcni'.c,
and builder Middaugh 4 Shannon; estimated
d ]. punigan. to build two dwellings at $40.
s409 10th street northwest; architect, Land,
yoiet & Cook; builder. d. ]. DUNCAN; estimated
cost, $11 600.
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GILT.EDGED SHARES SHRINK.
london Market Still Affected by Wal
Loan-Americans Dull.

LONDON, January 11..-Money was
nlentiful and discount rates were dull
TODAY. The stock market is still at
fected by the war loan. which caused
further shrinking in British gilt-cdged
shares today. Diamond and rubber
stocks continued firm and Japanese and
Chinese bonds were well supported
Central Argentine and Mexican rails
were again easy and shipping shares
were weak on the news OF further mer-
camille losses.
American securities recovered with
Wall street, but apart from small
business in the lower-priced rails, ruled
dull.
Bar silver. SGD per ounce: money,
SK per cent; discount rates-short bills
per. oeuts three months. per cent
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POWDER MARKET.
GOOD ROADS LECTURES
BEGIN AT COLLEGE PARK

A course of lectures on good roads
and their maintenance was begun at
the Maryland State College. College
park. Md, this morning. which Is to
continue until Saturday:
DR.. T. H. Taliaferro, dean Of the en-
cheering school; r. w. Owens. resi-
dent engineer of the Maryland state
roads commission; o. L. Grover, bridge
engineer of the United States office of
public roads and rural engineering. and
W. e. Voorhees, of the Good Roads Ma
chinery Company spoke this morning
and this afternoon. The public Is in
vited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-17

hate of will tiled: attorney. s. J! Da.,dson- 10,
Estste OF Catherine Mccarthy; petition I"f
,rahsfs of will fled; attorney, II. +. DOWNING.
Estate Of John A. Gibbons; VIII dated NO
vemher 2S 1914. fled. a.
Tst.te a. Henrietta S. Ward: petition for
letters of administration filed; attorney !ohn
Ridout. $780, .,..;.,,r 90. Let
ters Of administration fled; attorney. H. Pres
ton Ehealey. -, a,;,,.a 10
,ah.+s and LETTERS testamcntary granted 70
Michael V. sheridan; bond. $500; attorney, w.
Dennis.
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WALL STREET MARKET
narrow, IRREGULAR
General List Opens Weak. Receivers
and Again Slumps. Rails Act
ing Sympathetically.
Large Interests Control Fluctuations,
Checking Rallies by Sales and
Declines by Purchases.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE stock
market still moves in narrow channels
as to volume of trading, but the
fluctuations today were more frequent
and within a broader range.
The immediate opening showed losses
in many of the leaders. partially due to
the reports of disaster in the Atlantic
off the coast of South America, due to
the reported presence of a German
raider.
Steel common started at ia, as COM
pared with yesterdays closing at lis,
dropped to 113A and then came back
good and strong to 1153s, scoring a net
gain: later going back to 113A and
coming back to ia.
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Rails Follow Industrials.
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Potomac Cons. IS. 81, 900 at 101H. 81. 900 at
,Ol1s.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., z ut
son, Is at S2L. at s2S. at S21S.
Washington Gas, at II, 3 at 7115.
Commercial National Bank, 10 at 1872.
American Graphophone CON-, 10 at 1871, 10 at
100.
American Graphophone pfd.. 10 at 1855.
After call:
Capital Traction IS. 81, 900 at 1861, 81, 600 at
1854, 81 900 at 1895, 81 900 at 1864 81 900 at
1O6E.
Washington Gas S. 81, 800 at 1o61a,
Washington Railway and Electric 4s $500 at
S2n.
MI , 49,.
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Licensed to Practice Pharmacy.

William A. Frailey, Frederick W.
Walker. Alphonso c. Burwen, William
A. 7. Stewart, Sister Mary Constantine
and Thomas H. CARMEL have been
licensed to practice pharmacy in the
District of Columbia. The next ex-
animation to be conducted by the board
Of pharmacy WIN be held April 10 and Il.
aud II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-17
WEATHER..

For the District Of Columbia. partly
overcast tonight and tomorrow; rising
temperature: lowest temperature to-
night about IS degrees; fresh southwest
winds
For virginia, partly overcast tonight
and tomorrow: warmer in north and
southeast portions tonight: moderate
to fresh southwest winds.
For Maryland. partly overcast to-
night and tomorrow: warmer tonight:
fresh southwest winds.
For West Virginia. overcast and
warmer tonight. Tomorrow unsettled,
probably local SHOWS.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
geodedo survey
Today-Low tide. 8:29 am. and 1895
pm: high tide. l:Ss Ia am a ana s;Ss pm pm
1896 pm: high tide. 2:49 am and
1924 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose. TBS am; sun sets.
5:12 pm.
Tomorrow-sun rises. TEA am: sun
sets, 5:l3 pm.
Moon rises, 1874 am: sets, 11:42 am.
Automobiles lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Tho following were the readings Of
the Thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty four
hours beginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-Yeste rday, 4 pm. %
8 Pm, 20: IL midnight, 2S: today.
am, %; 8 am. 20; IL noon, "a; 2 pm. 80
Maximum, 80, at pm. today: minimum
II, at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, 80; minimum. II.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 pm, 1880;
8 pm. 1885: IL midnight, 1880; to-
day. 4 am. 30.46; 8 am. GOAL; IL noon
80. 80: 2 pm, 30.25.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
at 8 am: Great Falls-Temperature
81; condition, 80. Dalecarlia reservoir
Temperature, 80: condition at north
| connection. 10; condition at south con-
nection. o. Georgetown distributing
acknowledgements SO; condition
at influent gatehouse, 20; condition al
effiuent gatehouse, IS.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-17

NEW ORLEANS. January 1.-THE
price of cotton was depressed Is to 20
points in the first half hour of business
on this market today by selling stimu-
lated by poor Liverpool market. The
market was steady at the decline. but
the demand was not of the character
which featured the buying of yester-
day.
Futures opened steady. Opening bid:
January, 1886: March. 1890: May, 1902:
July, 1913; October, 1888.
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French Bourse Quiet.

PARIS. January 17-Trading was quiet
ON the bourse today. Rentes, 81 francs
francs s11S oentimes Fivs-per-cent loan.
81 francs 30 centimaA
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Fined for Carrying Razor.

Harry Dodson was sentsnced to pay a
fine OF SIS In the Police Court today on
Il was charged by Policeman OfNeill that
the de6ondant had Q 1a1oe.tn h11 V0oRets
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Lacks Definite Trend.

The erratic character of Steel com
mon was reflected elsewhere In the
list. Lacking something of positive in
one way or the other. the backing and
filling continued.
Close observers of the situation were
inclined to the view that quite con-
tingent of shorts were run in in the
advance of the morning, while others
saw in the recovery just the checking
Of the decline by the large interests who
are holding the bag these days. since
before the leak" and who are. there
fore. in absolute control, checking alike
sharp advances by liquidation and de-
clines by support-in such market it is
professional trading alone and very lit
tie public movement
Industrial Alcohol fluctuated between
127 and 1902 in the early trading. then
Reports that Lloyd's were betting even
on the war ending with 1917 may have
had important influence with the de-
Ginning trend.
The motor shares were all strong and
indicate some disposition to higher
levels. General Motors sold from lis u
yesterdays final, to 120 and reacted to
1171a.
Other industrials were, almost with
out exception, lower
Rails Follow Industrials.
Action in the rails followed the
course of the industrials. except that
they were firm early, made sharp
recovery and then slumped back in a
discouraging manner to investors who
had been tempted to purchase.
Canadian Pacific lost IL; Reading
turned a gain to a point loss; South
ern Railway, at one time a point high
err. lost the advance and q additional
New Haven was III Off and Union
Pacific q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-17

EQUITY DIVISION Justice Stafford.
Huntington agt. Huntington: order for alimony
pendentc lite: plaintiffs attorney, J. Morrill,
Chamberlin; defendants attorneys. Thompson
4 Laskey.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO January 17.-Hogs--Re-
average: bulk, 10.s5a11.10; light, 10.40a
11.05: mixed, 105oa11.I5; heavy. 1075a
11.15: rough, 10.75a10.S5; pigs, S.00a1O.15.
Cattle-Receipts. 10000 head; firm;
native beef cattle, S.Ooa11.s0: western
steers, 7.70a10.10: stockers and feeders.
5.75aSS5; cows and heifers, 4.75a1o.1o
calves, 9.75a14.25.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head: weak;
wethers, 9.65a10.so; lambs, 11.s9a14.2o.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. January 17.-The cotton
market opened steady at a decline of 8
to Is points today in response to disap-
early rally on scattered Wall street
buying prices broke sharply under
and Liverpool and southern
selling. Before the end Of the first
hour March had sold off to 1903 and
May to 1871, or about "a to 80 points
a net loss of IS to 20 points Reports
Of increased activity on the part Of a
commerce raider in the South Atlantic
and the appearance of Liverpool SELL
ing orders here seemed to disturb buy
ers on the advance Of yesterday, and
except for moderate buying on a scale
down there appeared to be very little
support on the rise.
Futures opened steady; January.
none; March, 1920; May, 17.45: July,
l7.41; October, 1928.
The report on the exchange that a
German raider had sunk twenty lone
British merchant vessels in the south
under which in the trading up to noon
the decline was widened to SO to Al
points.
Ouo,,.iops furnished nv w r. Hibbs & Co
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or for a Holiday.

Frank W. Stone. vice president of the
National Savings and Trust Company
and Frank B. Devereaux. connected with
the same institution. will leave Saturday
evening for Augusta. Ga. Golf for ten
days before returning to Washington, is
their program.
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Condition of the Treasury.

The condition Of the United States
Treasury at the close of business yes
terday was:
Net balance in general fund, s94,27S,-
el.
Total ordinary receipts. s3.154.31S
Total ordinary payments S4,219,609.
The deficit this fiscal year is S140,871,-
2sO. against deficit of ss0.Sss.S73 last
year. exclusive of Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-17
New York Bond Market.

Quotations furnished by W. p. Hibbs & Co.
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THE COURTS.

Taken at pm. local time. January 1s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
NEW LENS ADDS
COLOR TO FILMS

San Francisco, May 26. - The
blush Of the rose, the ruddy blow Of
the sunset sky and all the colors OF
nature have been made to live again
on the moving picture screen by Leon
F. Douglas, the millionaire inventor
Of San Bafel
At a demonstration which was at.
tended by artists and many well
known people Douglas astounded the
first beholders OF his invention 10 re.
produce landscapes, marine scenes and
individuals, with color added to mo.
tion TO make the realism complete.
II was explained that the new color
reels may be made with any moving
picture camera by simple attachment
to the lens, the detailed description
OF which was not given, as the patents
nave not been taken out
The first reels 10 be COMPLETED will
be symposium Of 100 great Ameri
cans showing them in their gardens OF
IN the rooms Of their homes. with ev
cry color tint and hue Of nature faith
fully reproduced.
Douglas announced that these first
lilns viii be presented 10 the Red
Cross. 1t probably will cost $40. 600 tC
make them and il is estimated that al
least 100000 may be realized b,
showing them for the benefit of the
Red Cross.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
RED CROSS FUND
AIDED BY PROCEEDS
OF CASEY SHOWS

Members OF the Ardmo!e chapter
Of The Red Cross are exceedingly
grateful 70 Casey's Comedians who
have jus, closed a weeks engagement
here, because Of the financial aid the
company rendered the Red Cross or
ganization," said Mrs. Shelby Down
ard, when speaking Of the amount the
company had added 10 the society's s
treasury. The company voluntarily
gave a substantial part Of the gross
receipts, without being relieved OF
any Of the license fee or without be-
ing favored otherwise Nearly $40
was the share Of the local organiza.
ton
The Casey company closed its en-.
gagement in Ardmore last evening. A
weeks engagement will open at Ada
, Monday night Mildred Jerome, the
littlest leading lady" who in private
life is Mrs. Tom Casey, claims VII.
son, Of Carter county, ~ her home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
WHERE DID GERMANY
FIND NAVAL PROGRAM
OF AMERICAN FLEET?

Washington, May 20 Official IL
ye.tiVation vas under way today 10
uncover whether the leak on the sail
ing Of American de,troyers 70 the
war zone was on this side Of the A.
lantic or whether German spies got
IL in England Admiral Sims has re-
ported that the German admiralty
knew of the departure OF the ships
and their port u arrival four days
ahead Of time and had opportunity TO
mine their path.
Some navy officials are inclined 10
suspect the German spy system In
England despite the statement Of Sec
retary Daniels that the incident EN-
phasized the fact that the German spy
system still vas at work in this coun-
try
II was stated officially today that
only few naval officers knew the
destination OF the destroyers. The
commanders themselves were ignor-
ant OF the port until they opened seal
ed orders probably twelve hours at
sea
Admiral Sims report flatly charges
that Berlin knew of the mission Of
American destroyers and their desti-
nation, which appears to dispose Of
the possibility that chance mining OPP
erations endangered the flOtilla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
TRY TO MOB UMPIRE
ST. Louis Fans Break From Bleaehers
But Are Halted by Police And
Players.

ST. Louis. May g. -Angcrcd by de.
cision Of Umpire owens In the second
inning Of lOdays American league
game q portion Of the crowd in the
right field hrachcrs -urgrl upon the
field in protest Scott. first mp for
Boston In this inning. hit a low line
drive 10 right which Jacobson field.
ed near the ground The umpire ruled
the ball was caught on the short
bounce. but the ST. Louis players ar
gucd 1t had been caught before touch
ing the ground The hloacher fans
broke through the gates and rushed
toward Owens They were stopped
however, before reaching the diamond
by police, who, with the assistance Of
the players Of both teams, the Boston
men being armed with bats. drove
the crowd back Play was resumed
after delay Of about ten minutes.
Boston won the game II to Z by
hammering four ST. Louis pitchers for
seventeen hits, five Of which were for
extra bases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
NEGROES HELD FOR
MURDER OF WOMAN
Body Found in Greek Near Mobile Is
Identified AS Wife Of Loco
Motive Engineer.

Mobile. Ala, May 26.-Fisher
Brooks, negro taxicab driver was or
dered held today on a charge of mur-
der in connection with the killing OF
Mrs. X. c. Hess, wife OF locomotive
engineer Of Fulton, Alabama, whose
body was found with her throat cut in
a creek near Mobile Thursday, after
detectives and the city chemist test
fled at a corOner's inquest that dried
blood had been scraped from beneath
Brooks finger nails
Albert Saunders. another negro
chauffeur, also is being detained.
Robbery the police believe, prompt
ed the killing Of Mrs. Hess.
Brooks is said to have admitted
that he drove the taxicab in which
Mrs Hess rode from a hotel to a rail
road station Monday, but declared that
she was accompanied by a man and
that the couple were Quarreling. Saun-
ders drove the automobile in which
Mrs. Hess rode to her hotel when she
arrived in Mobile, Sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
ARIN0REITES
DROP ANOTHER
PkilFOLOEFs COPIED SECOND
GtRE Of SERIES,
70 7.
COMEDY OF ERRORS
Contest Which Went Through Eleven
l1nogs Vas ~ sesSsH Variety
LolsIt Made g'l E-rors, ard fre
Visitors Registered rive.

In only Two Iarygsve. ,sr words
b. foyod Gt 10 dascrlse yeaterdayy
t.re. ,ouedy ai,ypd a. Putnam usry --
Drofsne and tte lyu la5gg.ge Tue
grst ls barred from UH...silsD "a
aewypap,ra. The other cannot lr
Drlntsd
teedIcas fn ., f.. p.Urusg.-.
iook tbe coutes Sis,
Aulaor uIaylry al .,.rf starred
for the lo,.Ia Out,rft...c. ,..rre.
I'm the 0eIi 4c mIs.rd fo., Storey.
DcBison sbortfcldcr .a. Allison.
nearest rival for bo.brr .a.ar murl
lny ibrco ouf of nina. ,.au,.a
Tho Ardmorcitc. ataried Gne IN the
0ru inning henderson fou.cd olt .o
McMaHaa AuIpon drra ya.s .to.e
acroud vent U third 4.pU ystfu
grounded oui. and scored on ball
slnglc fo Ught
Bon.fon lied tho s,Yre .r tls third.
Merritt r.ng.rd No. Ieu. ana Hnf %
third g.pn T.amD.gr arg.. 10 p1rt
hlm.,lf ~ fYp DMig .f9a 600 Ncr
rItt remained sn u.rI amen sYkr.
grounded a4t sgcrr t9 Ha.e and
srorrd on stor.,a ue.. 2. right
Arlugrr made rY more Iu Oh.
f1urf. T.faa vailed. and stole .rc.
ond Ha. fuIrd out t1 C0c Th0mp.
son alHyIed. sondlng Torien to third.
Clark walked. nI.ns ile base. Hayes
aIso drew fl Dak forcing .n ID run.
Lewis uas promptly yauked succeeded
by Kuu,,. who aI.o forced ln score
by walking CIilcudcu Clark Nas
caught. i-ylng m steal home aud
gpaer struck ou, bclug iaro4p ,ui
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
JAPANESE SAVED $500
ENGLISH TROOPS AS
TRANSYLVANIA SANK

Toxic May 26,-An admiralty an.
nomccment today says that the Bril-.
ish troop ship Transylvania, which was
torpedoed in the Mediterranean on
May (, was being escorted by Japan.
cse dcstroyers. The destroyers en-.
gagged the submarine According to
the announcement, the japanese res.
cucd $500 out of 5000 troops on the
Pennsylvania
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
MALIGNS UNITED
STATES BY POSTERS

New York, May 2G.-Police and ma
rine corps recruiting officers began an
Investigation today to find out who is
responsible for pasting posters with
strip Of paper bearing the inscription
ITO hell with the United States
Posters in various parts of the city
have been torn down but the appear
snce OF this inscription pasted on
them in one part OF the city aroused
the authorities Detectives are try
ing to locate the printing establish
ment whore the strips were printed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
SEVEN TEXANS INDICTED
IN ANTI-DRAFT CASES

Abilene. Texas, May 2G Seven per.
sons were indicted here today by a
special federal grand jury on charges
.of unlawful assembly"
The indictments were returned, fed.
.eral officials said In connection with
the Investigation by government
agents into activity Of the so.called
Farmers and lahorcrs' Protective As.
sociation' an alleged anticonscription
organization. several Of the members
of which We're arrested in Snyder, Tex.
Is. last week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
Five Die in Auto Wreck.

Akron, Ohio. May 26.-Three men
and two women, all from Akron. were
killed late last night when an Erie
passenger train crashed into their mo-
tor car on a Grade crossing at Mantua,
Ohio near Rsvenna. Two others suf-
fered severe injuries and another is
not expected to live.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
Trcasnru Rclrards Ranks

treasury htWOTdS BdgES 900
Washington, May 2G.-The treasury
today began the practice OF re-deposit-
ing a portion of the proceeds obtained
from certificates of Indebtedness by
placing Sl2S,593,OOO among the vari.
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