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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14

VaarNney Charged 10 Three-Mrs J l..
wlliSn n ana Sadie Mcintyre, 2lt West
Grand avenue, and Sadie Chambers, a
negress, were arrested last night
charged with Yagranoy, Mrs. williams
was lined tls and costs IN the municipal
court today The Gases against Sadie
Mcintyre and Sadie Chambers we're con
IIpued until tOmorrON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14
omBriiefs

there will b. = very large attendance Of
Oklahoma City attorneys tonight at the
Chamber q Commsret rooms ehsn a spe-
eAl smoker II held exclusively for thtm
The Ltorntys will be rusEts Of the cham.
be- Men prominent In vAr work will be
amopg the SPEAKERS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14

Alleged Migrants Are F~lnes-Jswell
Wllholl and n. Il, McDaniels. arrested
Yesterday at 500 West Reno avenue, aud
against whom charges Of vasrsncy were
filed at thu police station, were each
fined tls and costs In the municipal
court Frank Sawyer, also an alleged
>vaErant, was ordered turned over 70
the county court for trial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14

rhree Forfeit eenos-H j. Carroll,
John Evans and Richard Mays, arrested
at the santa Re station Tuesday night on
charges et v~aErancy. failed 10 appear for
trial IN the municipal court today and
Of $40 each forfeited, Carroll when ar,
rested, had i16t1 Evans f3lS,05 and
MAYS 1851.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14

Contagious olssssss Fsv-only eight
cases OF contagious disease have been
reported 10 the city health department
during the last four days -Four Of these
are smallpox cases and the others are
measles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14

sndr IA Tones. .trs,ttd sst night on
a charge OF Transporting were each fined
10 and costs In the municipal court to-
day. after which they were ordered held
for the county by Judge Mitchell The
two men we're arrested at Fourth street
and Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14
s,y, nu,bsne e,lt nr-Au,Tinr

Slyt Nutblnd SEAT Nr-AltFInE maj
her husband had often cursed. beaten,
and abused hsr, Lena Rose this rnornins
Ned suit for divorce from w. b Rose
The wife alleges that on February 7 her
husband let their home Al ell West Cal.
iforriA avenue, and that last nlsht no re-.
turned. and threatened 70 kill her, and
drove hsr away The wife asks that a
restraining order be Issued N preyeBt her
husband from coming on the place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14

California Avenue Hold Up-A highway
robbsr held up a victim In front OF 1918
West California avenue last night, sc-
coTdlng TO the records at tho police sta
ton. The report book does not show the
name Of tho person robbed nor his
losses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14

osnec-su Meet 1enlsht-Ths regular
meeting Of The Young hsn's pemoDfsue
club Will be held A. o'clock tonltht In
the council chamber ~ The city ball Del
esates 20 the Ardmore CONVENTION on
February J will ~ chosen and other busi-
ness viii Be taken Up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14

Dance for soldier-A dance was given
by the Prnatorians Of Oklahoma city At
Euclid hall last night In honor Of W,
Of home on a ten days Through from
Camp Bowie, Johnson V a member Of
the original Company G. Oklahoma En-
g~lneers, which is now a part Of the lllth
engineer regiment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-14

Prices Of the various grades ~ cattle ars
approximately a. follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
FRENCH STOP ADVANCE
IN M0NTD|D|ER REGION
british Forces Holding Ground From
South OF Somme to North
OF Arras.
DEVELOPMENTS IN ITALY
Paris Reported Calm-Killing OF
swiss Consular Official While In
Church Promises to .ilicnatc
Switzerland From Germany.

WASHINGTON. March 3o.-Lascst Of
hcihl reports received b. the allied
military attaches here show:
]. The French counterattacks abou.
Nontdidicr. have been successful. The
German advance has thus heen pre-
vented from swinging to tho south.
me hghting continues all tho way from
Morcuil. the northwcstcrnmost forward
point OF the southern salient TO Las
sicny. In the middle OF the German
LEI, flank. If the French are able TO
advance notably from I.assigny and
Mon,didicr t" the north they will i'm
peril huge body OF the Germans
which has passed that poln, on the
way to Amiens. No developments OF
Importance have been reported At any
other point on the line. The large
mobilization Of German forces before
Ncrdun, reported from Amsterdam has
not been observed by the French. 1t
through neutral gossip designed to di-
vert attention from PiCardy.
:. The British are holding their own
nocgedly from point south OF the
Somme 70 north OF .irras They hav"
not yet apparently begun any grand
"onnterattack Their Losses be.
coming more serious AZ their resist
ancc Stircnr
.. Developments have occurred In
l'aly Austrian concentrations are
again reported BACK Of the combat
lines. The promised italian offensive
mas not get been launched.
= Paris is reported calm. Many per
sons are leaving the capital, accord
ING TO Information received at the
state Department. but leaving in
nothing like the panic which preceded
the battle o. TIA. Marine IN 1914
. The killing OF Sw.ss consular
ohic!a! while ~ hts Good Friday de-
Notions IN a Paris church promises 70
swing Swiss sentiment away from the
Germans as has nothing else since the
war started.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
CROWN PRINCE, MAKES
SMASH AT FRENCHMF,N
Assaults Aimed at Various Points and Extended Over a
Line of Twenty-Five Miles-Attack Is Met With
Greatest Vigor by Reserves of France.

Germans. who have again adopted tho
dense wave formation during tn. at
tack, Offering splendid targets TO the
famous French field guns and machine
guns.
large number Of American troop
sections are taking an active part in
bringing up supplies. Behind the lines.
especially farther north. French and
British troops arc working in perfect
harmony.
During the rapid retirement in the
a,st days Of the battle many British
units became separated. but never los,
discipline. The larger units now arc
undergoing reorganization. preparing
to take their Places again in tho battle
line
The closensss OF the co-opcra ,ioi,
between the French and British com
mandeio and troops was wcu Illus
utted - an incident which occurred
recently ., southern part OF IL.
front. The German were observed TAX.
!nG W positions Oh :. hill. and a small
detachment OF Canadian cavalry,ncn.
who found themselves with tho French
army CORPS. received orders TO &C
cupy the summit. D!snounting. they
ciambered NJ the hillside. but shorty
afterward were driven off
The commanding genera! repr!-
"nanded them FOR retiring umd ordcred
Them 70 return Immediately TO the
hill top. The Canadians mounted their
horses auG ,odc 10 the summit, undo:
thu heaviest tire. and neid the position
un;l ordered 20 Join in ;hc genera!
retirement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
HOW BRITISH SOLDIERS
OUTWITTED THE GERMANS
Under Cover OF Darkness. Small Band
Escape. Through Gap In Teu-
tonic Line.
tBy Associated P."1s ]

BRITISH ARMY HEADQUARTERS
~ FRANCE. March Ca spectacular
British .naneuver "a; Eoeux. ac;cr it's
capture by the Germans on Thursday
became known today. Nhea Ia. place
was cnvelopca tn, body oc defending
troops WAS GU; or. and c!unG ,enaci-
cus.y 20 the Village IN the face o.:
bitter punishment; undc: cover o.:
darkness on Thursday night these ga!
Ian. men were successfully Withdrawn
through s-p cogmed IN the German
l,ae.
The tact that The Germans, according
IN the report. are cntrench.ns along
,hr Thicpval -Laboiscle line is pointed
10 = butc 10 the magnificent de-
.cnse which thc British maintained
a; ,h!s important gateway 10 the west.
There has been another display o.:
;hc British termination IN this quar;er.
TIC correspondent knows OF one large
hoGy o: troops who dug ;Acmselve.. ia
along The vita! sector IN question. and
announced that whatever happened TO
tic rest OF tho British line they We're
going 20 STICK until they were c!ihe.
victorious or the las, man was dead
They arc Sill sticking. and from their
past achievements i Is safe 20 say
they continue 20 stick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Roll Of Honor
List Shouting Men Who We're
Killed or Injured on
French Soil.

= WASHINGTON. March 3o.-To- day
casualty list contains nfty-nvc names.
twenty-five OF them soldiers lost In the
sinking Of tho Tuscania. These were
reported as missing at sea, but have
been positively identified by finger
prints taken from the bodies. The
LIST is divided as follows:
Killed in action. :: died OF wounds.
1: died OF disease. II: died OF accident.
>. died. cause unknown. l. wounded
slightly. = Previously reported miss
ing at sea now reported dead. twenty
i've.
The only officer named in ,o-day's
list was Lieut"nam: Howard H. Davis,
who was slightly wounded
Killed III action - Irivatcs Gustav
Mates. winfred l.. Perrin.
Died OF wounds-rr!vatcs Carl Braun
James L. Doss. George o. Harris. Jo-
oerh 9. Miller.
Died Of diseaHc Sarseants Harvey l..
Hudson. John singer Corporal Allen
Irwin Morgan. SadGicr Benjamin Fra nix
lin Kincaid, P'lvatcs VIII Borhcrs.
ilcnry l.. klins. Walter bigger. Law
"omcc l.. Gavin. Ea., y Licbler, Nor
gan l.. Mowic&. benjamin Obahasky.
Earl oskns, cha,lcs Phillips. Nathan
w w
Died OF Observation-Disclosures John w
Roberts. Wesley Il. staples.
Died Of unknown cause Private VIII
lie Langstcn.
Wounded slightly Lieutenant How
ard II. Davies, Cooks Einar Johnson,
Loughron Justice. Frivatcs Joseph 9.
Shcchan. James Il. Christian. Richard
L. Major. Edward ". Mannix
Died "A, ('rus.an y, @
George a. Altwion, Werner 6. Eranland
Joe {. Cochran, Leonard II. Dethman.
Kus.nde Diaz, Alton l.. Edmondsou,
Ilorcnc:o Erras, Edward g. Feyrer. Six
ton Flores. Guadalupc Cara. Edward
= Grahamcr, Frank Kossaeth, Joseph
Marlin. ROY Muncastcr. Ben Nowcns
Clarence Paul. Cook Clyde & pelley.
rrivatcs Juan y. Perez. Oundis Powell
Cyrilo Rodriguez, Richard SchulHe.
Arthur Straach. Patrick ". White, Paul
\. Williams, loScy Barra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
TREMENDOUS CASUALTIES
SUFFERED IN OFFENSIVE
Germans Strip Rodie, OF Friends und
Foes of All Their Clothing
~ Soon az Pu.sibic.

WASHINGTON. March 30.--Kegard.nE
IN. losses sustained by ;he G.cmans
=. The battle IN P!cardy. al official dis
patch from France to-dar SAID:
Although a yot our information "a
--;y incomplete, l. j. certain that the
GERMAN losses in the battle OF The
Sonne have been enormous. Prisoners
who w.y. questioned on the 25th OF
March reported for example. that the
!:ighty-c!gh:h Division OF Infantry
was a.Hos; completely anmih!!ated.. and
mat the TWO Hundred and sixth Div:
sion suffered heavily. The losses axe
chiefly due 20 The ma chine guns. which.
installed wiki determined men in shell!
holes. NOV down 70 the Very last the
dense enemy torra Ions.
The bodies OF bo:h friends and enc
mics arc stripped as soon as possible
by the Germans and le!, entirely nude.
The booty thus obtained by sei2!ng the
equipment and clothing i collected and
sent TO the rear so great is the scarcity
0; clothing and leather.
The prisoners when questioned do
not concea! their Amusement ~ The
Very small number Of English and
French dead which they passed in the
course 81 their progress. Finally they
gd!ni; the Srea; surprise OF their COM
:nard IN the resistance OF the allied
troops. They had. in fact. promised
:hcm that all would be over in i few
DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
SPIDERS DEFEATED
MomcntHry Loss OF Control Give.
Forty-eiEhth Infnntr, Game
MT Newport News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEWPORT MEMS. VA. March 80
documentary loss Of control. 4 cold
pitcher. and timely hit in the tenth
inning. gave ;he Forty-cighth Infantry
baseball team the game over Richmond
College Athletics yesterday afternoon
At fiorw!;z Park. The nnal coun,
checked UP to in favo. o: the
Fighters.
podsom Vas chief bomh"- for the
1nfantrymen. and right we'll did he
ding EN- past the "Rah Hah" boys with
a consistency that was dishcarten.ng,
especially :" soon III the season.
lie ambled sfyward In the FIRST in
ming for brief spell. during which
Richmond scored its lone run After
that he stuck close TO mother earth
anI let the ColleEians have his best
IN tho fearful tenth. With two out.
duo OF bases on balls was handed
out by kaugh 10 tho college slabnen.
lie was relieved by n cold" pitcher.
who promptly allowed tho first bats
man 10 him 10 promenade. filing the
bases. A neat hit over first base by
tn" next batsman ended the game.
the soldiers having already scored one
in the sixth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
NINE. STORCH DEAD
" omHm .trrested rs German shy Su,-
reCt Dies mt Ellis Is
land

NEW YORK, March 3o.-Mtn.. Des-
pin, Davldovi,ch storch. held at ELLIS
Island b. Federal authorities a. a
suspected German SPY. d.cd to-day
Runor tina, She had committed sui
eide was denied, nud j, Mas stated She
succumbcd to ncumon!l
Nine. storch. who was but twenty.
three years old. was OF Tu.k ism birth.
She became interested in politics and
II vas alleged, In International intrigue
al an as;on:sh!nE!y carly age. Her
unusual beauty aided her materially
In her work. which Included. accord
ing 10 Federal agents. gathering in
formation from various countries for
GERMANY iicr arrest here recently.
together WIN that oi Nine. Eliza
BETH Nix. the younger baron de Be-
VILE and Count" Robert dc C!alr,non,,
produced sensation.
Nine. Storch married James lIcskith.
an English army Officer. when she WAS
seventeen. They separated shortly af-
terward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
BAN WHEAT PRODUCTS
Hotel Men Gather In New York ana
Pledge support IN Food Ad-
mlnisfrntor.

NEW YORK. March 30.-Foiiow!nS
close upon ;heir interview with Food
Administrator Hoover in Washington.
600 hotel men. representing all sections
.. tho country. gathered here to-day
and resolved TO ban whca, and all
wheat products from their menus until
tne harvesting OF the next crop.
The hotc! men were deeply interested
by Administrator Hoover's plea for an
adequate ration for the European allies
OF the United states. and the resolutions
adopted expressed their appreciation OF
the necessity OF increasing transatlantic
shipments
The pledge, given Mr.. Hoover in
Washington was vigorously Endorsed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
MAINTAIN SCHOOL NEAR
FIGHTING LINE IN BELGIUM
Two Hundred aud Fifty Pupil, Study
While Shells Shrek
Nearby.
tcorrespondence Of Associated Press.


Correspondence OF Associated Press.
SOMEWHERE IN BELGIUM, March
Gone OF the most amazing sights
along the Belgian front is that of n
school for children. which Is being
maintained close 10 the fighting lines
by the army. through General Rucquoy.
the chief Of staff Here about $50 little
folk. whose homes are nearby are be-
ing cared FOR during the day In a
school which is less from four miles
from the German trenches
Great shells ,ass with their wicked
wall over the heads OF these young
stcrs as they play about the grounds
The defamation OF the huge guns is
constant and often the schoolhousc
rocks with the vibration. Fleets
OF German airplancs circle about with
;hcir loads OF enormous bombs Eu,
the work Of tho school continues its
regular course.
The American Red Cross is deeply
interested in this unique institution.
and is helping X In every way pos
Sihic. Major John Van SchaicIl. Jr.
acting commissioner for belgium in a
report on the school said
1T would appear as Il these chill
iren ought 10 he in a highly nervous
condition. but. IN fact. they arc about
AZ sturdy lot OF little Flemish boys
and girls as have ever seen. They
never run when the shells whistle or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
DRAFT BILL ADDS 100000
senate Rejects Amendment for Training
Youths Less Than Twenty
Ono.

WASHINGTON. March 3o.-Dr,f, leg
:s!ation urged by the War Department
vas n step nearer completion to-day
a. The result OF The Senntcs action last
Light IN adopting resolution extend
Tag the draft 20 mon reaching the age
q twenty-one since the first rcsistra-
zion day. June ., 1871. The senate re-
jccted an amendment providing 70, tho
trimming OF youths from nineteen 10
tTenty-one.
approximately 700 900 VIII be added
10 the registration this year To- ~
resolution. Il now goes 20 the House
fo: consideration with a bill to has"
the state and district quotas for second
draft on the Number OF rcgisir-iis Ia
class one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
TELLS OF PRICE-FIXlNG
witness Tells PrOberS That "AI That
Market VIII stand" Is
Boston Slogan.

BOSTON. March 30.--"All that the
market viii! bear" is the basis on which
wholesale fish prices are fixed in Hos-
ton. according TO testimony given to-
DAY at the government hearing on the
alleged fish monopoly by General Man
aEer William n. Beardsicy, of tho New
England Fish Exchange
In reply to questions By special AS
sisiant Attorney McClcnnon.
Heardsiey admitted that the wholosal-
erS charge retail fish dealers all they
VIII stand. and that no wholesale fish
dealer had ever done business i'm Bos-
ton successfully except as n member
of the fish exchange.
Any one wishing to buy in Boston
must buy OF exchange dealers, he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
SPIES IN CURTISS PLANT
Woman Arrested At Newark Has Blue
Prints OF Airplnnc, in Her
poSscssiOa.
ne ! ..nel-t.o ptes,l

NEWARK, n J., March 30.--Adm,s
s!on tina; =, group of spies has been
employed in the plant Of ;he Curt!as
Engineering Corporation a; Hemp.
stead, \. Y. on Long Island, has been
obtained from Mrs. Lydia Witt" i
oman arrested to-da- with blue
prints OF airp!anes in hcr possession.
the police here announced.
The woman. who is twenty-five years
old. MAS turned over TO the Federal
authorities and held by Il United states
commissioner in sio,o0o bail together
with Frederick .A:roldi, a bosrder in
her HON. az Hampstead. The pan
were arrested here after they had been
located by Albert White. the wo;nan's
husband.
This police say search Of their room,
here disclosed the blue prints. She
told her story Of German spies in
the curtiss plan: ate: being qucs-
toned by INSPECTOR Corbaiiy. who !m.
retiately notified the Federal authori-
les
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
TO OBSERVE LIBERTY DAY
OF Nations I;ntrnncc Into
War VIII he Celebrated Mt
All ShIpynrds.
lily Aasocia ,cd prcs. |

W.\SHiNGTON. March 30--"IIbcrty
Day will he celebrated in all ship
yards April 6. the first anniversary
% Americas entrance into the war.
Chairman Hurley. OF the Shipping
Board. tonight sent a message 10 all
yard managers. urging that the occa :
sion be observed With patriotic ad-
dresses. The new Shipping Board nag
VIII be raised for the first time over ali
yards.
The Inspiration or the day should
be used 10 arouse our working men TO
their fun responsibility, and TO bring
their effort UP to tip-;op." Mr.. Hurley
said Our problem is at heart a
labor problem. ana any means that in
crcascs the Willingness OF the iaborcrs.
speeds productions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
COSSACK LEADER GIVES UP
General HoEayeNsky Surrenders tc
BolsheNIki and Asks Followers
To DO Likewise
IEy A,socI.ted Ircss !

MOSCOW. Friday, March 2?--Cicncral
Bosaycvsky, assistant chief OF the Don
CossackS and leader. after the suicid,
o! General! kaicdincs, has Surrendered
TO the l!o!Shrriki. lie has issued a
proclamation 20 his followers explain
ing his surrender and calling upon
them TO give up their futile opposition
lie says the fight against the Bolshc.
Wiki was a mistake as IL is movemcn,
OF large masses, and tho civil strife
has only weakened the country.
IT is the general feeling that the
kaledincS movement has died out. OF
It's principal figures. General AicNicfr
Is hiding in a small village in the eau
caSus. and General kornilom with a
handful Of followers. is stilI yainly on.
posing the Eolsheviki. but. according
TO indications, his days are numbered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
TEUT0NS WORK OIL FIELDS
OF R0UMANIA TO CAPACITY
Two German Companies supply EnEi-
necrs and Material for New
Developments.
~, NAnocia,cd prcss.l

- Associated Press
LONDOS March 3Q.-rhc Roumanian
OIL fields arc being worked hard by the
Germans and Austrians in order TO in
crease the production. which IS much
needed by tho central powers. says tho
Engineering. y considerable proper
ton OF the normal peace outpu, has
been reached from some OF the old
concerns. which are icing worked un-
der their old management. The wells;
OF the Consolidated. ON Fields Com
pany and Roumsnia-h American Compa =
MES arc being worked under Austrian
OF German manas emcnt. New districts
are being tried ;hc first being the OIL
fields belonging 10 tho kOu'nania;I
state.
Tho German military authorities
have taken the umcxplo!tcd parts OF
the i;c!ds in hand and have formed a
syndicate with German capital. Two
German companies arc already sup
plying engineers and material
The raw oil produced Is delivered TO
:hc military authorities. aud by th"n'
distributed 20 different refining CON
Germs OF ;ho country.
In order to facilitate the delivery of
petroleum. 70 the Danube and to re-
tank wagons. the new pipe iinc from
P!oesii TO Canstanza hnrbor is being
diverted 10 touch at ciiurgiu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
ARRIVE AT CAMP SEWER
Five Hundred Draft Ven Reach Green
Vile From Camp Taylor,
Louisville.
IR, .A,.nclAita D..

GEEENVILLE. s. e. March 3v-F.vc
hundred draf, men arrived az Camp
SEWER to-day from Camp Taylor. Louis
V!iie. Ky. and went into the customary
Two weeks quarantine. attc.' which
they vii! be assigned 10 various units
OF the ThiTttcih Division. The men are
AL Ind!an!ans. Thcy bring the tojal Of
arrivals .: drafted men 10 1000. til.
first !Hcrcmcn; o; 800 incA from Illinois
having reached Camp Scvie. several
days ago.
Several thousand additional men are
expected within the next few DAYS
al OF The men who came to-day have
had several months OF military train
ing At their former camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

ATHENS, March ;0.-Thc TWO Greek
officers who We're arrested recently at
ter being landed en- the ives; coast oi
the Peloponncsus by German sub
marine. have been tried and sentenced
To death by court-inar;i,l. whose de-
cision was announced yesterday. Others
implicated have received prison SEN
tcncc. The condemned men will hc
executed within twenty -four hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Send Candy and Gum.

NEW CASTLE. PA. March Goa
two-pound box containing chocolat re
bars aud chewing gum is being sent
I" each soldier and nurse from Law
renee County nov in France by the
Lawrence County w G. Y. L. The
money - purchase This trea. was Sc
cured through a tobacco!ess day fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
CITY REVENUES DECREASE
Closing OF Saloons In Springfield, H..
Rcsult, In Reduction OF
SfI2,0OU

SPRINGFIELD. I'LL. March 60
Springfield lost more than $4,000 in
license revenues last year as n result
OF the saloons being voted out accord
ing TO figures compiled by city Clerk
Davenport. The total revenue Tor
licenses for the year ending February
2S. 1917. was slightly in excess OF
$4,000. as compared with Slo4,32527 for
tho preceding year