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The sun., 1917-04-20
TWO GERMAN SHIPS
READY FOR u. S. WORK
Naval Engineers Do Quick
JOB on intsrned Vssssls.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.--Reports re-
eeived at the Navy Department from the
Philadelphia Navy Yard state that the
two German interncd ships the Kron-
prihz Wilhelm and the Pripz E'tel
Friedrich have been put In readiness for
service. thanks to the skill OF experts
working under American engineer off,
GERS. Tho efforts ot the German crews
TO maxi the vessels uselcss have been
Icndered futile ard the ships could be
sent out under their own steam tonight
II the order were given
The report states that one OF the
Nesse's IL now in such good shape that
she need not he considered for future
ovcrhauling and needs virtually no re-
pair work even Of n minor cha acter.
ln the case OF the other vessel her con :
dition Is not 40 good and II IL deemed
advisable for he" 20 he given "A good
orerhauling later, though for the pre- sent
she can he used for any service
The American engineer officers lost no
time In solving the various puzzles of
inachi3e'y which the Germans pro-
rhunded In dis,nantllng intricate parts
something OF "A record has been made IN
getting the two ships IN shape. II may
he that the Navy department will take
over the same work in regard to other
interned German vessels
The sun., 1917-04-20
JOHN DIS CHURCH
TO MOVE, IS REPORT
Rockefeller, Jr., Buys Site at
Park Ave. and 9th St.

The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
known as the Rockefeller church. Is to
leave Forty-sixth street for site on
the southeast corner of Park avenue
and Sixty-fourth street, II was reported
yesterday. The property on this corner
has been purchased by John ID. Rookie
feller. Jr., who conducts the Sunday
school of the church. II was stated he
will finance the building OF the new
cdlfce
Mr. Rockefeller purchased the prop
erty through william A. White e. Sons.
real estate brokers. who several months
ago bought the Tryon Hall estate OF G.
X g. Billings and other estates for him.
Although the fact that the Park ave-
nue. property IL being bought for
church site has not been officially ad-
mitted. yet the story Is we'll suthenti-
Gated. II is said that Mr.. Rockefeller.
who now has so feet Of frontage on Park
avenue. will acquire the entire 600 feet
on the avenue to Sixty-third street The
entire property. which reaches back 100
feet will cost about 100000.
When the seventy-Gfth anniversary OF
the church was celebrated about a year
ago its pastor. DR.. Cornelius woelfkin.
announced that the church would re-
locate. The building OF a new church
has been . topic OF discussion In the
church for many years.
william NJ. Crane, treasurer OF the
church, the only official who could be
reached last night on the telephone re-
fused to confirm or deny the report that
the church was to move.
The sun., 1917-04-20
5000 MACHINE GUNS
ORDERED FOR ARMY
Rush Order Placed With the
Savage Arms Company.

WASH HCToN. April ia rush order
f., 1900 machine guns OF the Lewis
type was placed by the War Department
with tho Savage Arms Company to-day.
Contracts also We're completed for LOO
more. The formal order will ho placed
as soon as money Is made avai,abl" by
Congress The 5000 to he acquired at
tho earliest possible moment are In ad-
'ltion TO about 5000 which were ordered
months ago and We're to have been de-
.iNcred in small lots nj frequent inter-
yals
The 5000 will about double the ma
chine gun equipment of the American
army. 1t was said by an army officer
to-day. The makeup Of machine gun
companies and the number Of guns in
proportion to men are being kept secret
rs a matter OF military information OF
value to the enemy.
The Lewis gun has not vet been
adopted as the standard light machine
gun for the army. Tests OF the Lewis
and other light weapons will take place
May I. II was snid at the Department us
result of which a Anal decision will
be reached.
The sun., 1917-04-20
NAVY PROMOTION
PLAN Is OPPOSED
Granting of Commissions by
Daniels Without Tests
Called Menace.

WAsHlNdToN. April feline iii, ers
ant, are incensed over proposed legisla-
tion to give Secretary Daniels power to
appoint commits stoned officers from the
ranks Of warrant officers without exam
ination. A bill making this provision
has been introduced IN the House by
Chairman Padgctt Of the Hayal Affairs
Committee. 1t is understood 80 have
tho sanction OF the Secretary OF the
Navy.
MI Daniels IL said TO believe that the
proposed measure would increase the
number OF commissioned line officers in
the Junior grades of the navy. would
instI democratic ideas In IN" service.
would help recruiting and have healthy
political effect on the country. HIS
naval advisers unanimously believe il
would impair the efficiency OF the ser
vice just as the nation Is emblrkns on
It's war programme, that II would rot
Increase the number of commissioned
officers as contemplated and that 1t
would have most undesirable effect on
the naVy's morale. They believe further
more that IN matters of this nature lin"
officers cSpecialiy in time OF war. are
better judges than civilians and that the
navy opinion should he followed
The bill provides that as many war
rant officers as the President deems
necessary may be given the rank OF
commissioned officers up to the grade of
lieutenant and that the Secretary Of the
Navy shall be the judge as to whether
warrant officers so selected are lit,
In a broad sense the bill would he Civ
ing TO special picked men the same au-
thorlty which graduates of the Naval
Academy have and without examination.
The hin is criticised by nava! officers,
who do not believe that either Secretary
Daniels, Mr., Padgett or any other
! civilian can look a man over and decide
| whether he is fitted TO be placed in an
important position of command on board
n warship. especially now that the ma
| .inr is nt war
The sun., 1917-04-20
TOO MUCH BERLIN IN JERSEY.
Judge Asked to Wipe Out Prussia n
Names OF Towns.

Declaring that "any name Is better
than that which savors of the stencil OF
Prnssanism. strong stencil in the nos
trils OF our State" George q. Tyson,
employed by millinery concern In
Philadelphia and II resident of Berlin,
Camden county. y. j.. has written to
Gov. Walter T.. Edge requesting him to
change the names OF Berlin and New
Berlin to something more American. He
suggests pine Ridge
Under the laws of New Jersey the
County Judge has the power to change
the name OF a municipality. Application
can be made to the Judge after publica-
tion OF notices and If there are no valid
objections new name may be given
Mr.. Tyson will be SO notified
The sun., 1917-04-20
MORE FIRING AT SEA HEARD.
sound Of shots Reported on Masss-
chusetts Coast.

NEW BEpFoEp, Mass, April l9--Gun
Hrlug was heard of the coast to-day by
residents of Smiths Neck, South Dart
mouth. Four shots, apparently from
guns Of heavy ca,ibrc some distance AT
sea. were heard about = A. Nj. and this
evening there were reports OF small gun
fire I'm BuZzards Bay.
no explanation OF the firing was avail
able here.
The sun., 1917-04-20
NAVY HAS GAINED 10000.
Total for Day in Both Bra inches Of
service Ia 3.7OS.

WASHINGTON. April la-Sincc The
President issued the proclamation de-
ciaring that a stat. or war existed be-
tween the United States and Germany
the navy and Marine Corps have re-
cruited 12,+so men. The navy's gain Is
10000 and the Marine Corps 2.39O
The net increase in the enlisted per-
sonnel Of the navy yesterday was 1880 /;
that Of the army was 2.315
The sun., 1917-04-20
RUMANIA SUES FOR $l75,OOO,
Asserts balance L. Due From Em-
pirc Trust Company.

Claiming balance Of $4,000 70 he
10 its credit on war trans
actions. Rumluia, through Adrian
MlCi-s u. president OF TIE Rumar!In Gov
ernmcnt Military Trade Commission, yes
tcrday brought suit in the Federal COURTS
against tho Empire Trust CoWDI6
The suit Is the result of a dis!ui' over
an accounting which the trust company
rendered March s. 1916. Il has denied
that the Rumanian Government T. eI-
titirl IN any way to tn" credits which
Il claims
The sun., 1917-04-20
RAIDER SEEN OFF MONTEvIDE0.
Reports G~rmR n
Craft After Trip From RiO.

BuENos AyREs, April ia German
raider has been sighted Off Montevideo
according to reports In maritime circles
The commander OF a steamer which has
reached here. declares he sighted sus-
from Rio Janeiro to Montcvideo.
Tho delay In the arrival OF several
vessels has given some concern. A Brit :
ish cruiser Is on the wa,ch off the River
Plate.
The sun., 1917-04-20
PUT UP TO PRESIDENT;
DRYS START FIGHT IN CONGRESS-;
NATION WARNED AGAINST HYSTERLA
ROMAN CA ATHOLIC PRELATES
PLEDGE LOYALTY TO MA TION
Cardinal Gibbons and Others in Letter to President
Wilson Say Church Will Bear Its Part
in Righteous War

BAIT. MORE, Aprii lg--The archbishops
of the United states have addressed a
letter to President Wilson pledgins the
loyalty OF the Roman Catholic hierarchy.
the clergy and people OF that faith in
this country to the President and the
Government and accepting whole heart
edly and unreservedly" the decree Of
Congress 'procla!m!ng this country to he
in a state of war"
The letter, which was adopted by the
archbishops at their annual meeting in
the Catholic University al Washington
yesterday, is signed by all the arch
bishops who were present. eight in mum
ber the remaining six being unavoidahly
absent. 1t was sent to the President to-
day by Cardinal Gibbons, chairman Of
the meeting.
The letter follows: Standing firmly
upon our solid Catholic tradition and
history from the very foundation Of tE.s
nation. We reafiirm in this hour D: stress
and trial our most sacred and sincere
loyalty and patriotism toward our coun-
try, our Government and our flag
stirred by President's Appeal.
Moved to the very depths of our
hearts by the stirring appeal of the
President of the United States and by
the action OF our national Congress. we
accept whole heartedly and unreServediy
the decree OF that legislative authority
proclaiming this country to be in a state
of war.
I'VE have prayed that We might be
spared the dire necessity OF entering the
conflict, but now that war has been de-
clared we bow in obedience to the sum
mons to bear our part in Il with fidelity,
with courage and with the spirit of sac
rifAce which as loyal citizens we are
bound to manifest for the defence OF the
most sacred rl.hts and the welfare OF
the whole nation.
"Acknowlede!ng gladly the gratitude
that We have always felt for the protec-
ton Of our spiritual liberty and the free
dom Of our Catholic institutions under
the flag. We pledge our devotion and our
The sun., 1917-04-20

LONDON, April ls.-The discovery OF
new comet on Tuesday morning IL re-
ported In a Reuter- despatch from Mel
bourne. Australis.
The sun., 1917-04-20
Y, 3. Collier Ranmea and B~ac he'd.

WASHINGTON. April ia naval col
,ier. the name Of which has not been dis
closed, was besched In Hampton Roads
tonight to prevent her from sinking
after being rammed by another vessel.
The sun., 1917-04-20

-,r.,,,h H. H.. -.IuI.u,,-ra ~ nIr Inun-
80, .,,a,i.,,, ia',,iarsbin I, ,tosa nns.
s,ssi,,,s a,,J rri,,ri,ia. vbIcb have he.n
Ar.,isn,s ,,rnndast hnast
.Irsnirai neither Inv bato nor fear
I'm. he mo hoIv sentiments of truest
pairiotic f.ryor and zeal. we stand
ready. we and ali the flock committed
to our keeplng. to cooperate In every
way possible with our President and
our national Government, to the end
that the great and holy cause of liberty
may triumph and that our beloved coun-
try may emerge from this hour of test
stronger and nobler than ever.
People VIII Rise as One Man.
"Our neonle now as eyer will rise
os one man 10 serve the nation. our
priests and consecrated women will once
again az in every former trial of our
The sun., 1917-04-20
British strengthen Hold.

TIE British also made progress east OF
Fampoux. along the Scarpe Valley, con-
tinuing yesterdays movement, and made
their position in Monchy-le-Preux. tho
important ridge position south OF the
Scarpe. a little stronger. Tho British have
now taken 22S cannon, which added to
the French total OF guns and men car
tured gives 1928 guns and more than
30. 900 prisoners taken by tho two armies
In less than two weeks.
The official statements follow:
French Night Statement Between
the Somme and the Oise very violent
artillery actions were In progress
North OF the Aisne the enemy under
Ne -
The sun., 1917-04-20

For your stomach's sake drink DR.,
Brush's Kumyss s-AtpsrfiseSWest.
The sun., 1917-04-20
Tremendous Drive Started
in Every State by Anti
Saloon Forces.
LEADERS FAVOR PLAN
Medical Board and Cabinet
Men Would stop All Sales
Of Liquor.
CONSTITUTION \ SNAG
General Law Suggested. HOwA
ever, as War Time Meas
irr Pure and Simple.
CONSTITUTION \ SNAG

WAsuIS6ToN. April 19.--If a legal
way can be found to accomplish it--and
many authorities regard this as certain
this nation is likely To be made dry
for the duration Of the war A move
ment to effect this, already formidable
in its proportions. ia rapidly gaining
headway here, not only among legisla-
tors, but also in the Cabinet itself and
the Council of National Defence.
Colncident with the news that the
anti-saloon forces of the country had
started in every State a tremendous
drive to obtain prohibition from Com
gress as war measure. 1t became
known to-day that tho general medical
board of the Council OF National De-
fence had informally discussed the mat
ter and was virtually unanimous in
iaVor OF the country going dry in order
that its efficiency might be increased in
this time of stress, and all its energies
and resources, mental, moral and ma.
terial. the better conserved.
This medical board Is made I'D of
th!rty-two OF the leading physicians and
surgeons of the country, headed by DIR,
Franklin Martin, who is Il member OF tho
advisory commission OF the Council OF
National Defence.
No Formal Action.
The board has taken no formal ac.
ton as yet. but It's opinion on this i'm.
portant question has been made known
to the members Of the Council Of Ma
tional Defence. and the matter is re-
ceiving serious consideration from the
fve Cabinet members who compose that
body. Many of them, IL IL Understood
thoroughly indorse the views OF the med
| ical men and are now looking about for
some way by which national prohibi-
ton can be obtained speedily and et-
iectiNely IN lieu OF the cumbersome
method OF constitutional Amendment
The two chief reasons at present be
ing urged why the country should go
dry are, first. the general degenerating
effect of alcohol on the manhood Of the
country, whose energy s about TO be req
uis!ttoned to the fullest for purposes
or this war. and. second the enormous
consumption of food material repre-
sented in the production Of alcoholic
drinks AZ time ot great food shortage
This mas been estimated 10 amount 10
6O0o006oo bushels uf grain year.
enough TO feed 800. 600 men This
statement, however. Is denied by the
/ liquor interests, who, IL a statement just
! issued, have declared that only about
! l per cent Of the grain production OF the
country - used for this purpose.
Means Suggested.
! Tho legal .npei.ment In the way Of
) stopping the liquor traffic during the
/ war is the Constitution The ways sug-
ges,ei for aCroUpl,sh.u this moral and
economic measure are
! Passage Of "A general law by Congress
prohibiting the manufacture and sale OF
The sun., 1917-04-20

11SSEETsvySHss1H4 1SETyHsss WIZ Z H. s.' ,,sAzssc. Jazz
The sun., 1917-04-20
Ignored Expert T~stimon,

That the majority deliberately ig-
nored the testimony of "A British officer
OF seven years experience. who played
prominent part In the recruiting
in England and who testified that the
democracy OF England, having tried
out both systems. would never again
permit the Government to enter a war
under the volunteer system.
The basis for tho fight in the Senate
over the selective conscription plan of
raising an army for the defence of the
country was laid to-day by tho ma iorlty
report OF the Senate Military Affairs
Committee denouncing In unsparins
terms the volunteer system.
The minority members, who pin their
hopes upon the adoption of a cont
promise volunteer plan. were accorded,
Mt the request OF Senator Reed, Mis-
souri, five days within which to file their
ls.aa
The sun., 1917-04-20

tCexfiMwed on Ssco~d Paoe.) }
The sun., 1917-04-20

Continued on F0xrfh PGSs.
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WANTED Four or broom furnished
apartment or cottage. between Dec /
nnd l5. 30 children Maple l5NG-H.
TO REST A siN-foom cottage or buuy.
low, no children. would prefer close I'm
Address l'-,I', cnrc OklHhomu
REFINED couple, hnby 4 months Old.
"nut .. on 4-rOom apartment bv DE.
c'mhcr G. private home; permanent #
rent reasonable; Al references. or
would rent small modern cottage n rrn-
sonnhlc Address DIGS care Oknhorrr
WANTED f-room modern uumrni4nrd
apartment close iu for couple. refer
rncur exchanged Phone Wal lVlg
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED - one cabinet maker. one
frame builder. steady work 10 salts
factory parties Write or phone Enid
Planning Mn COMPANY Enid. Okla
NANTEu-A druggist l. a Reap. on
ton, okla
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Educated mdy aruorrnpnrr
can .'' Security building owe. Knrra
NNlJt.SSt5 Wanted mr American
pInn hotel Phone or write Arndr
li"'"l ronco CIl,
WNNTED-Lady dlshulshrr at VI.
Emu's. no West Reno
WANTED NidIlc-ug,d woman ro ae.
slst with huuscwork; also ua ,umplu.
ION 10 Rrl o, years old. good pIur, for
on" who Wishes % good home Npuy ut
lhhloId rooms. noon thdlN. opposite
Iork lslnnd depot H. g Oldfor
WANTED - Chorus girls Tor STANDARD
SHOW: good sulHry, stoady work lul'
pure Mr DE Costa Terminal Hotel
WANTED .GIrls for mnnglc work N,t
stat" InuolN l2o North Francis
WANTED Young ady with Once ,1-
p"rl'nC" Must be- accurate I'm ugmr4
n'rnstriu Bros Lumber Co. $40 South
Broadway
WANTED Piano ton,hrr ~ Wrnurn
school of Music OucD Can nnrr { f..
m, Scott Thomusou HlJr rN
WANTED White girl for general house.
work light work. good pay Inou,
Walnut 1870
Gul for ofurr work Nrpy
ojS American National H,uk Rlde
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Company
4Ol-2-3 Terminal Bldg.
Oklahoma City.
StockS@Lesn1aen

The National Securities
Company desires the serv-
ices of the best statesmen
in OKLAHOMA, to sell
pre- organization stock in
the Miami National Mining
Company, a live, vigorous
a ably-officered company
with holdings in the richest
lead and zinc field in the
world, namely, Miami"
Come in and learn why the
public is raving about lead
and zinc. The sale of oil
stock seems to be a has
been. Lead and zinc is the
by-word of everybody. They
talk it in the banks, the
hotel lobbys, on the streets,
in fact the walters in the
restaurant and the cab driv-
ers are whispering to each
other, 81 wish | had some
lead and zinc stock in the
Miami field Call Maple
393 or come to 401 Terminal
Bldg.
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GIRLS wanted with some
kod ak finishing exper-
ience. Apply 313 Empire
Bldg, Hale & Hiatt, pho
tographers.

WANT IEl-Girl f1r r,mrru nuuarwura
small family l2i lust l''u Walnut
NANIEp- At once. pn experienced cigar
f'il no oih'rs need npph must nr urIf
In appearance and furnish reference,
give telephone number n.53. care Ol.n-
homnu
WANTED. N the Walton uu,J. Wm.
tlkt Okla, on experienced wumIu
cook \ hom.-lkc pncc. and LONG
time lob fYr the right party lnuup II
or wrilr r " Walton, lrr Walton
Hotel Wnurlln, ONo
W \NTEn EN- Experienced ttruugrlpn,r:
Young lady or m'n. must hrnrd and
''' references 30N Campbell lldr
WANTED white maid lor rrurnl
hnu-rN"rki two ln family Apply
mornings, "-G Ilsl lrn
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Statesmen WANTFI

NANIl Several good oil stock snlos-
n'eh Tor producing company LibernI
'"''llil'sslon p. Rose. no Campbell Hldg
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All week day classified advertising runs
" both papers. The Oklahompu and
Times have found that by 40 doing they
are able TO give tho advertiser "a uultrr
rate and great deal more for his
money. You get nearly lO0. 900 circum-
ton with this combination
Word Line Inch
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w WANTED Good lhrce-phne,
motor a 10 h. ., also bat
iery charging motor generator
SET Phone Wd G65l-J
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SaIcsrnen Wanted
The Safety First Health
and Accident

INSURANCE COMPANY HsTuAvr
FIFTY WlpE-AWAKE. LIVE SALES.
MEN AT ONCE ORR AGENTS AEg
POSITIVELY MAKING uOD TO $3.50
PER WEEK
THE OLDEST HEALTH AND Ac-
'IDEN1 COMPANY ~ OKLAHOMA.
so UNPAID CLAIMS ~ oUR HOUSE
WE STAND INVESTIGATION THIS
is NoT HOT AIR WE HAVE THE
GOODS To SHOW WRITE us FOR
INroRMATloN OR CALL 2o6 1850 sE-
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NNNTEp-l ron use several experienced
solicitors who can furnish rpr tn drive
rural routes in tho interest of THE
DAILY OhINHONNN BARGAIN DAY
ntDs Must le % solicitor NJ uh'IIt. nud
b" able 10 produce business nt the tr0rl
''IHIA ana 9U' expenses paid 10 i've
wires Inquire I'M person to the Man.
HE'r Of Subscription department. Bus-
mess Once. THE DNlN OkLNUDNNN
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COLLECTIONS

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
.lo1 W Main, over Woo.wurths
CVI'I.ltTlJNS everywhere All buaI.
ness given uwpi rnd efficient Ht.
Fnlon Commercial Adjustment Com
ulhy l12 American Bank Bldg Tele.
fhone Walnut Gf0
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE
Draughon's Business College

ElNr7 thorough ana practical Courses in
business training hy ou,lne tudlvldu-
AZ Wcthud Of instruction Special
courses lu Clul service work. d,y or
tfhl school our individual method
" WORK viii enable you 10 attend what.
corr time you can and Will make Won
lH"tourh ln the course Thls school can
give you advantages that no individual
hool can hccruSc your scholarship is
good iu any other puurhuu school
throughout the country Good positions
guaranteed 10 graduates. enter any time
Phone Wal 7g2
Flrh Floor Baltimore Bldg,
Oklahoma city. Oiun
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NANTFD-Prlnler rlnIhIe

- ''''''i 'NI1NIf or iNI|Wg
eharge OF newspaper and fob shup
good 500 town I'm northwest Gtil'n,.,,,'
Good business and good nav N.,.t
lense 10 responsible pauv Man and
wife can handle nicely Address = r.
urrr Sklahomsn
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OFFICES AND STOEEROOMS
FOR RENT

DESK SPACE for rent Ion good office.
r.lI "Hr tulnHm
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WANTED Several good solrliors ami
stock saesmen. Call toIrv To- iU n
9., or 10 6p, m No not phone ,S,Du
Tor an appointment Ask for Nlr Dlr
penter 2oi West First St. OKLAHOMA
City.
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WANTED~-Nu Nun-unlon plumbers s. rer
day, hours work tsuhr ON n
Iulsal Apply David Holmes Plumbing
Coz Tulsa Okla
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wANrfD--An MI around butcher s,oadv
Job state salary, S. Klein. Ada okla