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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE,
100 ACRES; AS WHOLE OR IN SMALL
tracts OF one and two acres; beautifully locat-
fifteen minutes run from Treasury and bureau
Of printing; price reduced for Labor day; terms
to suit purchaser; money loaned to build.
]. z. BYARs. Attorney,
122l Pennsylvania ave. -
IN TAKOMA .PARK-AMoNG TREES; NEW,
artistic BUNGALOW, facing south; blocks from
i've rooms. bath: fireplace; sleeping porch;
electric stove and lights; price, IS 800: easy
terms. Phone Col 6782 or Col 1851.
38th ST., MT. RAINIER-4th HOUSE FROM
Catholic Church; owner; bargain; fve-room
bungalow; furnace heat; grapes; strawberries,
ETC.; must sell; terms.
5ROOM BUNGALOW; BATH; H.W.H;
ami: water under pressure: Is min to 10Th
and, Pa. ave. NV: small cash deposit, balance
e rent: Addres.s Bog 290.C. Star ONCE.
CHEW. CHASE. NEAR. CONNECTICUT AVE,
re houses. OWNER, phone Cleveland 6o3. q
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ss1 MCLEAN AVE. s.w.. eR.. GAS. GEL. SIC. 50
80 indiana ave: NV. 1er., 2 baths fur. 55o. 90
8101 18th NV. .11r.. bath, staam heat. 30 SS5 IN
LOUIS p. SHOE1dAKER,
20 Southern building. Phone Main 1166.
1890 W sT. NV. ROOMS. BATH. FOR
Louis r. sHOEMAKHR, '~'''
100 Southern building. Phone Main 11e6
10 QUINCY NV. sR.. lB.. FUR. HEAT $50. 50
1906 10th NV, rooms. I bath. fur heat. $50
sos 10th NV. rooms. latrohe heat. 1890
ALEX. q. CLARKE. Jr.. Bond bldg.
HANDSOME MODERN 14-RoOM HOUSE: &
baths and servants quarters; Mass. ave. between
Scott and Dupont circles; convenient to uptown
public buildings. For terms inquire c. L. YER
MILLION. Union Trust bldg.
FOR RENT-cAYwOOD GARRETT.
1921 New York ave. NV.
452s Fess'dn. Tor BIO. 90 l6e3 11th ne. 4r. so
1898 Evart ne. TO- b. a9. 30 l340 sw, Or II. 30
308 NV. Sr. b. .8J. 81 ISOS l4th ne. 6r. ~ 90
Gs8 r sw, Or, b. 80 80 Is12 18th me- 8r - 90
1901 9th NV. Or b. 80. so ts14 18th me- Or ~ 90
33I A ne. 7r. b.. :. "a. so 80 18th me- Or IL 90
l122 eth ne. Or. b. "a. 50 t28l9 Eye NV. 4r. 8bO
S05H NV. Or. IS. 90 JlO33 18th sc, Or. 9. 90
2502 Mozart NV Or. II. so t602 Freeman pl A. so
l57 Pierce NV. Or. 80 t16 Rock CT On I'd. g. 90
SIT sd NV, Or. .l2.50 l152s Lewis me- 4r g. so
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
- Eye ne. 5r. b. Il 90 1876 ne, 4r, b. 10. 80
20 NV. 3r. b.. II 50 2640 Eye nw 5r, b. 10. 80
sol l. ne. Or. b. 1880 l1l9 sw, A.. 90
o07 NV. store and bakery. -. -. 20. 90
lS11-1S73 FLORIDA. AVE. MS ROOM.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.
(Contfnued).

FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT. q beautiful 9
room house, sleeping porch electric lights. not
water heat. GARAGE. <4.1so.
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN. 9Th street between G
and 81 NV, rooms and bath, brick; $500.
FLORIDA AVENUE. between North Capitol and
LIST n.e. rooms and bath. brick; 81. 40.
THOS. E. FARRELL.
Suite sS7. Woodward bldg. NJ 7e6.
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err. ordered to training camp. has instructed
to sell At once. regardless OF value. the nm
than acre Of land high and healthy: ten
mile view of the Potomac: less than 5 minutes
Bridge at Rock Spring station and Mr..
LIMERICK. or apply c. W. SIMPSON 60.
LoTs-lo.n sinEri o. .,.--..
cent fare: twenty minutes 10 Treasury: graded
streets; sewer: water: fine location: growing
cents; my price. 10 cents per foot: terms to
home builder. A. r. HESTER. 1924 II. I.
ave. ne.
heat: hardwood floors and trim: hollow tile"
construction: garage: fine lot and forest shade;
a. stos bargain price. Mrs cHAMBLiss. Line
/ ACRE. CHEVY CHASE: sR.. 2B.: AMI:
slate roof: pantries: garage: chicken house: large
porches: ' spacious lawn: block CONN ave- cars:
house screened: specially built for Army officer
ORDERED .way; sacrifice for $500, Address. Box
FOR sALE--TAKoMA PARK HOME OF
rooms and tiled hath: hot-water heat: all i'm,
eap Iines: also near se se library and stores.
front and side porch and sleeping porch: house
l. nFiis &c bldg
FOR sALE-ATTRACTIvE TAkOMA PARK
home; lot 143 feet front by 100 feet deep: fine
shade trees: rich Garden soil: near school. II,
bath: furnace heat: newly pnpered and painted;
price reduced to $1,000 easy terms: would con
H. L. THORNTON. 30, Southern bldg.
LET ME SHOW YOU CHEAPEST. HAND
soonest. sr house: III acres; shade; fine lawn:
fruit garden: near station: hne section Mary
land: s. 800. C. B. CLARK. 734 18th. Room 107.
WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL 7-ACRE SUB
urban farm. improved by 10-room house. two
baths. otwater heat elec. lights. stable. ga
RACES and chicken house: within square Of BALTIC
sale. Address Box 143-B. Star Office.
GOOD COUNTRY HOME. BIG ROOMS.
porches, rich garden. many fruits. shade. modern
kitchen. bath. electricity. barn. hennery. finest
location. Remington. Nd; worth $500: cash
pre- misses: or resale. years. at present price
Yearly products. $500. Phone Main 1878.
NOTHING LIKE THIS ANYWHERE FOR
81 800: 7r.; gas: 3Oft. living room: bedrooms:
1900 feet: block school, cars. p. o.: y minutes
Wash; cents: terms f. A. coGswEiL' Box
SIX ROOM HOUSE: WATER IN KITCHEN:
newly painted and papered; in Al condition:
lot S0120h TT: minutes walk to car line.
price. 81. 10000. Terms II desired. Apply to
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE CLEVELAND
large lot; reduced from sI2 900 to 81 900.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
900 Southern building. Phone Main 1168.
NEW. SIX ROOMS AND BATH. CONGRESS
same rent. OWNER. 1101 ne. %
FOR SALEM ANACOsTTA: A FINE COR
ner, 6S1zx112: improved by a good 7-room DWELL
ing; ami. price reduced to 81. 100; easy terms
P. J. WALSHE. 735 18th at: NV.
FOR sALE-A FINE 12-RooM BRICK HOME:
2 baths steam heat; near 18th and Belmont
So. 500.
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VERY DESIRABLE 2-ROOM. ALSO 7-ROON
apartments Mount Pleasant and CeorRefovn.
$3.50 and $3.50 Call at 40 sth or phone Main
s562.
WIrHIN BLOCKS OF BUREAU. A0Ri.
Dept, Nuseum. Post Once: 4-roem apt, S20.00
Sfh and b s.w- met hsateA) ..........., Ii %
PHILLIPS ESTATE. $50 Joha Marian plaeSL
sl3 EYE ST.. Z ROOMS. "a. 50
FIDELlTY STORAGE CO.,
Real Estate Dept.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
SOLDIERS WEARY
Of AWFUL WAR
ADMISSION MADE IN DISCUSSION
OF MILITARY MATTERS BE.
FORE COMMITTEE.
RADICAL SOCIALISTS
Members Of Committee Refuse to Sign
Greetings Assuring Solid support to
Army and Demand Parliamentary
Control Of Operations.

Copenhagen, April 2I-CVia Lon.
dom General Won Stein, German min.
lister Of war, admitted during a dis
cussion Of military affairs by the
reichstag committee yesterday that
field post letters from soldiers at the
front, shows a certain amount OF dis.
couragemont This, however, was on.
ly a passing sentiment, he explained
and in general, the spirit Of the troops
was good In war like the present
one could not expect an unbroken
stream OF volunteers General Won
STEMS report is considered to have
influenced the committee in sending
through Field Marshal Won Hinden.
burg greetings aud assurances of solid
support to the army, which the radical
socialist members Of the committee re-
fused to sign
The committee rejected a radical So
cialist proposal to establish a commit
tee OF parliamentary control to super
wise the conduct of the war. During
the discussion, Herr Stuecklein, so.
Cialist member, complained that men
were sent to the front as punishment
and that this method was used regu-
larly as threat He produced the
text OF company order in substantial
ton Of his assertion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
FERRIS AND OWEN
COME OUT FOR DRAFT
Lawton Congressman and Senior sena.
tor Declare for Con-
scription.

Washington April 81 Representa-
tive Scott Ferris Of the Sixth Oklaho-
ma district. and Senator Robert l..
owen have added their statements to
those OF other members OF the Okla
homa delegation In congress who are
supporting President Wilson In the
selcctiye draft plan other Oklaho-
mans who have taken a definite and
patriotic stand In favor OF selectiye
draft are Representative Hastings and
Carter, the latter representing the
Ardmore district Representative
Morgan is opposing the presidents
plan
The statements OF Ferris and owen
follow:
President Wilson Is commander in
chief of the army and navy The coun.
try Is just entering the worlds great.
est war The president and all his
associates, with all the facts before
them, are earnestly OF the opinion that
the seleCtiye draft Is necessary now.
The state authorities who have had
recent and extensive experience with
the mobilization OF troops are all OF
the opinion that this Is the wisest
course. ! am not a member OF the mil.
itary affairs committee | have never
been a close student OF military az.
fairs; the problem before US Is too Sc.
rious and the responsibility too great
for me to set up my judgment against
that OF President Wilson and the eX.
pert military authorities, OF not only
my country, but my state. | will there.
fore resolve all doubts in favor Of the
president and support his program
SCOTT FERRIS
Overwhelming evidence from Okla.
homa advises me to support President
Wilson In the selectiye draft system
This is supported by all the expert
opinion available The opposition
seems 10 be based upon q lack OF In.
| formation ROBERT l.. OWEN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
SUBMARINE WORK
IS SUCCEEDING
SUBSTANCE OF A CONFIDENTIAL
STATEMENT BY GERMAN
MINISTER IN RElCHSTAG.
NERVE IS SHAT TERING
England Declared to Be On Ragged
Edge and Allies Weakening AS Re-
suit Of U.Boat Aetivity-Favorahle
Report for April Expected.

Berlin, April 27.-(Via London A
confidential statement in regard to the
progress OF submarine warfare has
been made by Vice Admiral Won Ca.
pele, minister of the navy, to the reich.
stag main committee in the discussion
of the naval budget An official state
ment regarding the minister's com.
munication was given out here today
showing that he told the committee
the success of the submarines contin.
ued to be great and their losses small
Reports already at hand show that a
favorable result could be expected for
April.
The reduction OF tonnage at the dis.
posal of hostile nations, he said. was
taking place with mathematical Ger.
tainty, thereby increasing the lack of
foodstuffs, while the want Of crops had
made itself felt in the sharpest man.
ner The minister continued:
Notwithstanding the sharp censor.
ship in entente countries, sufficient
news has reached us to show that the
U.boats have shattered the nerve of
England, and, through her, Of her al.
lies"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
FRANCE AND ITALY
TO SECURE LOANS
FROM UNITED STATES
Money TO Come From Further Issues
Of Treasury Certificates Of
Indebtedness.

Washington, April 27-Loans by the
United States government to France
and Italy within the next fortnight
possibly within a week. were indicated
today as the outcome OF negotiations
in progress between French and ltal.
ian representatives and department
officials.
Indications are that France will get
approximately $lOO0OO,OOO and Italy a
smaller sum.
The money would come from fur.
ther issue OF treasury certificates OF
Indebtedness The issue Of another
block up to S2jO.OOO,OOO is under con.
sideration by Secretary McAdoo.
Meantime, Mr. McAdoo Is accepting
belated subscriptions to the first issue
OF S25O0oOOOO already oyersubscrib.
ed. More than 100000 In subscrip.
tions have been accepted during the
last twentyfOur hours
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
MINERS ENTONBED
IN BURNING MINE
FIRE IN VlcToR-AMERICAN FUEL
COMPANY WORKS NEAR
HASTINGS, COLORADO.
NO REPORT YET MADE
One Hundred and Twenty Men Are
Said to Have Been Caught in Shaft
and Little Hope Seems TO Be Left
at Last Accounts.

Trinidad, Colo, April 27-Fire in the
NictorAmerican Fuel company mine
No. at Hastings, near here, is be-.
lieyed to have trapped 12O coal miners.
members Of the day shift.
Fire was first noticed coming out
of the mouth of the mine shortly after
$3.50 this morning. Helmet crews
which entered had made no report this
afternoon as to whether or not they
had reached the entombed men.
The cause Of the fire Is unknown.
Heavy smoke was pouring out OF the
mine at l o'clock and it was feared
there was little hope OF rescuing the
men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
ALL coNeRgssMeN ARE IN llNr

Washington, April 27.-All Oklaho.
ma members OF the house are now for
seloctiye draft save Representative
Morgan (RepublicanD.
Representative McKoown Of the Ada
district made his maiden speech in
favor Of the Presidents bin with the
minimum age limit increased To II
years which Is the case with all of the
recent converts TO that side of the
controversy.
Mckeown said the chief objection To
the draft as the President proposed
was the well-foundcd prejudice OF the
American people against the term, also
the domination Of the war department.
but that these We're not sufficient To
Justify defeat OF President Wilson's
opportunity to pursue the war success.
fully
The high idealistic sentiment for
volunteers Is reason why so many
are loath 10 surrender their affection
for the volunteers" said Mr.. McKcown
But these are times that break tradi
tions, and break hearts,
Nv was Hl'lIupl'u WIN question,
asking II he believed the emergency
Justified the government going to the
draft at once, to which he replied, II
do, and so per cent OF the people don't
realize what this war means We have
matched for a real fight this time. the
end OF which We know not Of II Is
not sufficient for US when the com.
mandcr IN chief says that we need the
draft and when you ask me why
change a system that came down from
our fathers. ask why have nations
changed the method OF warlare?'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
War Summary

Having withstood all the violent at
tempts of the Germans to drive them
from the commanding positions they
have taken on the Arras battle field.
the British have again begun to forge
ahead.
General lIaig's report today shows
advances for his troops in two of the
most important sectors of the front.
On the two and one-half mile line be.
tween RguX and Gavrelle important
positions have been captured, driving
still further the wedge into the Ger
man lines toward DOuai. Likewise in
the Monchy Guemappe region, near
the Arras-Cambrai road, similar tell
ing inroads have been made in the
German defense system,
The French armies along the Aisne
front report gains of ground in the
ilurtebise region where German pos.
session of Craonne is being menaced
The French position near Cerny. west
of the Nauclerc plateau also has been
improved The French likewise have
advanced near Moronyilliers and else
where in the Champagne
The British campaign in Mcsopo.
tamia continues to score marked prog.
ress. General Maudo has followed the
Turks northward from Samara from
(which place they have retired several
miles and now reports the British In
touch with them along the foot hills
of the range between the Diala and the
Tigris whore they are entrenching
The murmur of the rising currents
Of discomfort which are sweeping
Through Europe, can be heard more
plainly. The political and economic
crisis which has been growing in Ger
many apparently has by no means
been avertcd by the hasty measures OF
the government The meagre items
which elude the censor throw som,
light on the situation Not merely ar,
the Berlin newspapers showing increas
ing nervousness over the threatened
general strike on May /, but 1t appears
that the recent strike has not been
definitely satisfied nor settled.
The seriousness Of The economic
situation In Germany is indicated boy
Chancellor Won Hollwel
who has appealed 10 the various Ger
man governments 10 punish striker,
with the greatest possible severity
This follows on the heels of an an
nounccment from Berlin that larg,
numbers OF men previously eNemp
from military service are 10 be sen
to the front This announcement ha.
3 added significance from the fact tina
one of the principal demands Of III,
Berlin strike leaders was that none o
their number should be punished b,
being drafted into the army.
In the meantime. interest has bccl
Quickoned by the situation In Spain b.
statement OF Prime Minister Mar
Quis Prieto, asserting that neutraliu
Is impossible where the honor or iu
' terests OF a country are at stack Ger
, many's answer TO SPANS latest not
, Is expected within a few days an
= may decide whether Berlin Is 10 nun
e Der the last remaining great neutra
Y among her enemies The Spanish not
]. stated plainly that II Germany pei
y sists In her political course she mus
!. not be- surprised Do spain acts TO d,
lfend her national interests
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
WEATHER FORECAST

Ardmore and vicinity, Tonight rain.
colder Saturday cloudy and rain.
oklahoma Tonight rain, colder;
Saturday cloudy rain in east portion
East Texas Tonight unsettled.
showers In northeast portion, colder
In the interior
West Texas. Tonight fair colder.
frost In the Panhandle; Saturday fair.
colder in southeast portion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
2O9 MASONS IN
RINGING RESOLUTION
ENDORSE DRAFT
Class at McAlester Urged Oklahoma
Congressman to Stand by Pse.
ident WiIson


Scottish Rite Consistory No. .. in
session at McAlester, passed ringing
resolutions in favor Of the stand for
selective conscription taken by Presi-
dent Wilson and Immediately wired
the president and each member Of the
Oklahoma delegation in congress to
this effect The resolutions urged ev-
cry member to stand behind the presi.
dent in whatever legislation he may
desire"
The class Of 2O9 finished the 32nd
degree. which ended the patriotic tab.
leau that was cheered for fifteen min
utes. Following this the motion to
stand by the president was proposed
by w. b. Johnson OF Ardmore, class
orator, and was passed unanimously.
About seventyfive Masons from
Ardmore and vicinity returned on the
special Rock Island train arriving at
$50 this morning Dancing was in.
dulged In til midnight. the music be-
ing furnished by the Lowenstein or.
chestra OF this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
LEAPED TO DEATH,
MIND UNBALANCED
BROODING OVER WAR

Chicago, April I'll. u. Kinnear.
purchasing agent OF the Mineral Point
Zinc company leaped 10 his death
from the twelfth floor Of the Marquette
building today, His mind was believed
to have been unbalanced through
brooding over the war. In his pockets
were found newspaper articles telling
OF the entrance of the United States
into the war and poem II Have a
Rendezvous With Death" written by
a soldier In the French trenches.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
TR END
&LUCKY MAN
r. FROM TEXAS
Kansas City

Kansas City o April 27,-J. W
Aylor, wealthy operator. with
holdings in south Missouri, was
found dead in bed lis home here
today by servants.
Mr.. Aylor fought through the war
between the states and at its close he
went to Texas. He invested his capital,
$500, in horse which he held until
he could sell the animal for more
money. With his additional capital he
went to Jasper county, Missouri where
he bought a farm.
The land later proved rich in min
erals.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
Field Meet Tomorrow.
URGES GORE TO
DEFINE STAND

Following is the text of day letter
sent United states Senator Gore today
by l. J. RcXroat asking his position
on sclectivc conscripton:
VI am weary with asking your for.
m'r slaunch friends to withhold cx.
prossions Of indignation toward YOU
IN your attitude of silence on the So.
lecti'e conscription bin. Please tell
us where you are and that you are
for IT,"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
CONGRESSIONAL
WILL STAND HITCHED
FOR CONSCRIPTION

Butte, Mont, April 27-"Stand alone
ii you have to, hut stand firmly behind
the president" was the message sent
to Miss jeanette Rankin today by sey.
eral clubs in the district she repre-.
sents in congress whose advice she
had asked regarding her stand on uni.
yersal military service.
Miss Rankin had telegraphed.
81 have heard no one In the house
who is supporting the presidents con.
scription bill. DO YOU wish me to stand
alone for this?"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
RATES APPROVED
ON LUMBER
FROM SOUTH

Washington, April 27-Re.adjust.
ment OF freight rates on lumber and
other articles taking lumber rates.
from points in Louisiana and Texas
to Texas ports for export or coast.
wise movement was approved today
Ivy the interstate commerce commits.
sion The re.adiustment involves in.
creases In certain rates aud reductions
In others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
PLOTTED TO K|DNAP
PRESIDENT WILSON
NEW YORK JUDGE REFUSING PA.
ROLE RELATES ALLEGED
HOSTAGE PLAN
INVADE CANA OA
Court Passing on Prisoners Plea
States He Was Informed Of Ar.
rangement TO Seize President vii.
son and Organize Army.

New York, April 27.--May Lyndar
also known as Count LyndarLOuden,
applied for release on parole yesterday
from the prison where he is serving
a sentence for bigamy. Judge Rosnls.
ky in announcing that he would re-
fuse the application said he had been
told that Lyndar made arrangements
to seize the president OF the United
States, hold him for a hostage and
organize an army for an invasion Of
Canada At the end Of his prison
term here Lyndar will be taken to
Newburgh. n. Y, for trial on charge
Of forgery.
Lost Fair Trial Move.
The alleged possibility of holding
In war time fair trial in which both
American and alien enemies are join.
ed as defendants charged with seek.
ing to aid the cause of Germany was
Intellectually advanced today by coun-
sci as reason for delaying the federal
trial Of Franz Rintelen and seven 9th
ers accused of conspirng to cripple
the manufacture and export of muni.
tiOns for the entente allies.
Judge Cushman oyerruled the oh.
lection as he did also a plea by the
other defendants that as loyal Am.
erican citizens they should not be
forced to stand trial with an alien
pupmy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
CONTROL OF EXPORTS
BY PRESIDENT
is FAVORED

Washington April 27.-The admins.
tration bill to empower the President
to control exports IN war time as the
national welfare may compel was to.
day tayorably reported by the house
commerce commission.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
PIONEER MERCHANT
DIES IN NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, April 27.-Raymond
Schudder one OF the founders Of the
Sew Orleans Sugar Exchange and
president OF a local sugar and mo.
lass,s company died here yesterday
aged 6S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
ADVENTISTS
WON'T FIGHT FOR
THEIR COUNTRY

Washington, April Seventh Day
adyentists have notified the war de.
partment that their religion will not
allow them TO participate In the war
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-27
List of Defendants.

Won Rintelen, who Is said to have
been socially prominent In Berlin and
an intimate of the German crown
prince, arrived here Wednesday from
England, where for more than a year
he had been prisoner OF war The
other defendants are David Lamar.
known as the Wolf Of Wall street."
former Congressman II. Robert Fowler
and Frank Buchanan Of Illinois: for.
mer Attorney General Frank S Mo.
nett Of Ohio; Henry B. Martin, a
Washington lobbyist. and Herman
Schulteis and Jacob G.. Taylor They
are said to have operated through the
medium Of Labors National Peace
council whose ostonsible purpose was
paciiist propaganda.