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Rooming Houses.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-First
class rooming house, well furnish
ed; brick building. Apply Roy M.
Mobley, Mobley Hotel. New VIII
son, Okla. l2Z
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FOR SALE--Attractive bungalow
in very best location. Covenient-
ly arranged floor plan; Garage.
Leaving city and wish to sell i'm
mediately. Address 81, Care Ard
moreite. ll-7
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The Biggest New and midland IN
In
p. S-We In
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] HAVE several nice places tor sale,
en- terms to suit. A splendid op-
tcrtunity 10 get home. See John
w. Hoffman. 23-lm
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COOK WANTED-White or col
ored. Mrs. Lee Eddleman. .Walco
Addition. lis
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Real Estate.

FOR SALE-Two we'll improved,
desirably located farms also one
Groom modern bungalow in
northwest Ardmore, on easy
terms. X. c. McKiddy, l26 IL w.
Main street, phone p. 1873
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Hotels.

HOME for those away from home.
The Gladys" Positively coolest
rooms in Ardmore. Rates H-lm
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WANTED TO TRADE-Studeba-
ker Roadster for good 5-passen-
ger Car. See w. ID. Taliaferro.
Phone 784. 81
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, if taken
at once, grocery stock and meat
fixtures. Phone l274. l2-7
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Male Help Wanted.
WANTED-Experienced we'll drill
er. Phone RJ-5l. w. S. Rich. l2-7
Help Wanted-Femaie.

WANTED-A woman cook at Roy
al Hotel, Madill, Oklahoma. Good
salary, room and board furnished,
light job. w. w. Carter, Prop.
1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-13

IMPROVED FARMS in section
that has never known drought. Al
ways lots of rainfall. Small cash
payment; ten years for the bal
ance. Write w. II. Jones, Immi-
grafton Agent, Texas, Oklahoma
< Eastern Railroad Co., Broken
Bow Okla. l9-lm
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YOUNG LADY, just out of college,
desires stenographic position. Has
knowledge of bookkeeping. Adj
dress Miss +, General Delivery,
Ardmore. lis
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-One large motor ice
cream freezer, and ice crusher,
with all connections, shafts and
belts, used only short time. Will
sell cheap for cash. o. r. Dunlap.
at Dunlap's Confectionery. 1873
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WANTED-To rent or lease, fur
nished house for one year. Per-
manent tenant. Would want pos
session about Aug. 90 Address
S0S care of Ardmoreite. 12-7
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Bolsheyiki Release Consuls

London, Aug. lZ.-Confrmation
has been received from Stockholm
by the foreign office of the release
of Robert II. b. Lockhart, acting
consul general in Moscow, and the
allied consuls there who had been
arrested by the bolshevil,i.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-13

FOR SALE-Oak office desk, will
sell cheap, call or address 222 A
street, northeast. ll-3
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Boston has completely eliminated
German from its public schools.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENTAL once,
furnished or 5-room house. Call
1923. 1873
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Statesmen Wanted.
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Small cot
tage of 3 or 4 rooms, must be close
in and modern, will be permanent.
See o. r Dunlap at Dunlap's con-
fectionery. 1873
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Automobiles.

Smith Form-a-Truck, good condi-
ton. Phone o. or call at Pierce
Oil Station. 1l-3
WE HAVE real good buys in the
following used cars: One 1917
model 4-passenger Cadillac, $1,000;
one 1917 model Interstate roads,
ter, $3.50; one 1917 model Nation
al chummy roadster, $1,000. one
1917 Dodge touring, 5-passenger,
$3.50; one 1918 Ford touring with
extra equipment, S575; one 1917
Ford touring, looks like new,
$500; one 1916 Ford touring $3.50;
one 1916 Ford touring $500; one
1916 Ford roadster, S325; one 1917
Ford roadster, $3.50; one 1917
Ford roadster, $425. Tom Cooper's
Garage. 81
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a
a
to have esome fun
and
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Positions Wanted.

OIL COMPANY, who needs me !?
Have had ten years experience
with gas and steam engines and
automobiles, in class 5 and G. in
draft. Let me hear from you at
once. What can you pay? w. u.
L., 6O6 B ST., n. W., Ardmore,
Okla. l2-3
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Lost and Found.

LOST-Bunch of keys between the
court house and English cafe;
name and masonic emblem on tag.
Reward. T. B. McLish, court
house. l5-Z
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TAKEN UP-Sorrel pony, branded
VIII (connected) on left shoulder
also I'D on left thigh. w. II. Card
well, Ardmore. ll-3
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OFFICE FOR RENT

= RENT-Office rooms in Car
- Booker Building. Apply ]. c
0hg Z Co. 9lm
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Help Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-25 hats to clean and
block every day. London, the
cleaner and dyer. West Main ST.,
between the picture shows. l3-lm
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GOVERNMENT NEEDS 10000
clerks at Washington. Examina-
tions everywhere in August. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Men and
women desiring government posi-
tions write for free particulars to
]. c. Leonard (former civil service
examiner) IS Kenois Bldg, Wash
ington. lO-S
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LOST-Lady's Milan straw hat,
with white ribbon band. Reward.
Mrs. Errett Dunlap. l2-3
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I Cent Per w orG
For Rent-Roorns.

FOR RENT-Two nice modern
rooms in high school block. Phone
1884. 1874
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-13
Financial.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Crop, good horse and
buggy, 8 miles northwest. Monta
Pettijohn, Deese Route, City. 1873
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
PLAN OFFENSIVE DRIVE
AGAINST HUN FORCES
Field Marshal Haig to Strike Blow
Against German Menace mt
CalaiS-IariS Road,
AMERICANS WILL TAKE PART
-Four Hundred Thousand Regular
Army Men, Trained With Veteran
Cnmpaigncrs, Arc to Face Enemy
in Countcrattack About Due.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-Army Of
hccrs who reached Washington from
the western battle front to-day de-
clare that thero is no cause for undue
anxiety because OF the furious attacks
now being launched by the Germans
against the Haig line
Hais will be rc-cnforccd, II he has
not already been rc-enforccd, in such
number, they say, that there is no
doubt OF his ability to hold the whole
Messincs sector and block the German
cGvance to the sea.
They declare that the German attack
was expected OH the IIais front, Its
objective was the sca-not the defeat
OF tho British army
HaiE defeated their object by hold
ing on AT the north and permitting his
right or southern wing TO swing back.
The Germans expected that he would
yield in the north, rather than risk
severance from the French and Amer
ican forces.
The officers alluded 10 predict that
the next development OF the battle will
he an important countcroffcnsivc to re-
i'oFe the German menace against the
taiais-Paris railroad, where the German
line stands nearcs, to ii before Amiens
ard at Montddicr. This attack. ii is
believed. will be delivered as soon as
II is certain that IIalss rc-cnforccments
have taken their place in line.
Many American troops will form a
part Of these rc-cnforccnents il is
believed. /; Is pointed out that almos,
100000 mon have joined the regular
army since the war began: that they
have been trained in units seasoned
with veteran campaiEners, and that
they ought TO be the best-trained elc-
ments in the American forces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
DISTRICT ATTORNEY RAIDS
NEW YORK RESTAURANTS
One Hundred Women and One Hundred
nnd I'itty Men Placed Under
Arrest.
IRy Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, April IA second
sensational Sunday morning raid on all
night restaurants in the White Light
District" was conducted early to-day
under the direction OF District Attor-
ney Swami. 1t was another step in
the antivice crusade now well under
way.
The places raidcd included thirty
chop-suey restaurants from Forty-sec-
ond TO One Hundred and Tenth Streets
Nearly l.5oo persons were questioned.
while 100 women and $50 men were
arrested. Some OF the prisoners were
held, and others werc ordered TO ap-
pear for examination tomorrow.
1T was said that variety OF charges
VIII result from tho raids. Compla nts
OF dlsordcrly conduct. boarding -four
ard lacking draft regulation cards
were made against some OF the nr;s.
oners. Several enemy aliens were
caught in the net.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
NAME CAROLINA MAN
John GtImcr. OF Winston Salem, I.
Chosen M State Organizer
for Stamn SaIcs

WASHINGTON. Aprl l4.--Thc na.
tionai retail! merchants division of The
national war savings committee an.
nounccd Tonight the appointment OF
additional state organizers for the SAL,
OF 500 900 worth Of war savings
sta!nrs through retail stores The ao-
pointments follow: Robert w. Ewing,
Birmingham. Ala; Barry NJ. Goldwatcr
Phoenix. Ariz.: Albert d. Cohn, NJ. NJ.
Cohn Co. Little Rock. Ark; j. II. Nc
Weeny. Sage. Allen Co. Hartford,
Conn; Benno kohn. II. o. Child, Kohn
Co. Baltimore: Bennett, Buchcl-
der. Brown. Bacheldcr. Concord.
n. H.; l. NJ. Bambcrgcr Co. Newark.
y. j.: John l.. Gilmcr. Winston Salem.
y. c.: Adolph Mathis. Chattanooga.
Tenn: Walter C. Lewis, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah; George ID. Bradshaw, Huntington.
w. Va; y. l.. Dauby. Cleveland. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
START ON SECOND WEEK
OF LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
Reports Indicate That 10 Per Cent
Of Three Billion Is
Secured.
ST. LOUIS DISTRICT LEADING
Late .idviccs Claim Iowa, and Not
Oregon, Was First State TO Over
subscribe Its Quota and Win Hon
or Flag.
rEv Assoc,a,nd Prnss

WASHINGTON, April It.--The na-
week OF its third Liberty loan cam
paiGn. with 10 per cent OF the $1,000
o00,00O total subscribed. and the 81.
Louis Federal reserve district leading
all the rest in proportion Of quota
raised, 60 per cent,
The minneapolis district begins its
campaign tomorrow. a week late. OF
the s513,45l, 600 subscriptions actually
reported TO the Treasury. the New York
district has contributed the most, but
stands second on the list Of districts
arranged IN order OF percentages OF
quota pledged. with 70 per cent.
Others in order arc: Dallas. %; Boston,
Il; Chicago. 10; Philadelphia. l.; Clcve-
land. Il: Kansas City Il: San Fran
cisco, IL; Richmond, :; Atlanta. 4.
No additional reports OF subscriptions
we're received at headquarters to-day.
Although officials directing the cam
paiGn are pleased with it's success in
the first week. they point ou, that
pledges will have to come even faster
il. tho remaining three weeks If the
$4,000. 100000 goal is To be reached or
passed. The TrcaSury's review OF the
loan tonight said:
Reports from all districts show an
optimistic feeling regarding the final
outcome OF tho campaign, but virtually
all of them expect the fear that over
confidence may hamper sales. II is
generally agreed that initial results
were pleasing, hu, in some sections Il
disposition to slow up in tho belief that
the success Of the campaign is assured
has appeared. Every effort is being
made, however, To dispcl this feeling.
tor all committees are anxious TO carry
out Secretary McAdoo's expressed de-
sire that the loan he ovcrsubscribcd as
largely rs possible"
Late reports To the Treasury ndi-
cate that Iowa. and not Oregon, was
the first state to ovcrsubscribc it's
quota and win tho honor flag. anu that
Toledo. ohio, is entitled 10 tho honor
Of being the first city in tho class be-
tween 100000 ana 900 population to
ovcrsubscribc It's quota. Portland.
Iowa's report reached tho secretary OF
tho Chicago district Liberty loan com
mittce at a:l5 last Wednesday after
noon. and OrcEon's ella i'm was filed with
the san Francisco headquarters at S
o'clock that night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
ASK PERSHlNG MAKE
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
American People Demand Definite
News of what Soldiers Are
Doing In France.

WASIIINGTON, April li.-Thc Amcri-
can people, through Representatives in
Congress. arc beginning 20 demand
moro Official information concerning
the part that American soldiers are
playing in the miGhticst battle Of all
ages.
Members Of the House and Senate
declared to-day that a daily commu-
ninuc from General Pershing similar
in form TO that issued by Field Marshal
IaiE, commander OF the British field
forces, and General Petain. the French
field commander, would meet II grow
inE demand for accurate news.
Typical OF the constituents they rep
resent. these members, for the most
part. were willing 10 defer TO the bet
ter Judgment OF General pershing IL he
had reason to suppress what the COM
manders of other allied armies make
public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
ALLE,DLINESHOI,D y
AGAINST ASSAUI TS
Another Draft Call for 49,843 Sent
to Governors by Provost Marshal

WASHINGTON. April Ii.-Another
draft call, for f0,Si3 rcgi-trnnts, hns
been sent to- Governors OF States by
Prorost- Northumberland Cro,vdcr.
Mobilization of the men iS ordered
for May and 10. the War Depart
mcnt announced Tonight, and they
will he sent to eleven forts mud re-
cruitInE barracks, probably for
training with regular army units
there.
This call Increases to more than
100000 tho number or selectmen
ordered to cnmp since late in March.
rhis Is fnr in excess OF the month
1y average that would have been
mobiiiEed under the original plan
10 call S00.0OD men thi, year over
n ninc-months' period.
Under Prcsidcnt Wilson'S detcrn-
ination to hasten the dispatch or
whole program Of the army Is spccd-
ing up. Only week nEo General
Crovder ordered mobilization OF
10000 srlcctmcn for April 2G.
Further announcements nre cx-
rcctcd 10 follow the return Of Sec
retnry Baker from the bnttle fronts,
Troops now arc moving TO Europe
ut rapid rate, mud this clearing
or training camps will permit OF
the calling OF men much faster thrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15

was contemplated before the Ger
man offensive.
Although every State and District
OF the country Is called upon to
furnish men. nearly half will come
from seven States. Illinois will fur
nish the largest quota, being S,Sf.;
Pcnnsylvanin IN next. with :,.I16;
New York third, with :;,Jf2; Michi-
gan fourth. with ".503; Missouri
NTH, with 2,163, Wisconsin sixth,
with c,13J, and Ohio seventh. with
logo. Nevada has the lowest quota,
forty-ninc.
The quotas OF other States follow:
North Carolina. 4SI; South Cnrolinn,
$50; NirEinin, 156; Tennessee, 4f:.
RcEistrunts ordered into military
service under this cnlt nre to he sent
TO the following stations: Fort SIo-
cum. v. y; Fort Thomas, Ky.; CO.
lunbus Barracks, Ohio: Vancouver
barracks. Washington: Fort OEle-
thorpe. ga; Fort Mcdowell. Cal;
Fort Screvcn, Gn.; Jefferson Hnr-
racks, Mo-; Fort LoEnn. Col; Jnck-
son barracks, Lu., nnd Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
The first hnif OF the quota will
mnl<c the trip to camp between May
and ). The sccond movement will
bcGin May 10 and he completed by
Mny IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
BEAT RACK
FIERCE; GERMAN ATTACKS

by Associated Pres5,1
With THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. April 14--Prcceded by an
intense Commandment of high explo-
siNes and poison gas shells. picked
troops from four German companies
hurled themselves against the Ancri-
can positions on the right bank OF the
Meuse. north Of ST. Mihiel. carly this
morning. but were completely rcpuIscd
a'tcr terrific liand;o-hand hghting.
The American captured some pris-
oners. The German losses already
counted are thrty-four dead and ten
wounded who were in the American
trenches and thirty dead in mo mans
iand Sevcra! OF the wounded enemy
were taken back by their comrades to
the German positions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
ELOPERS ARE ARRESTED
Son OF Atlantic City Mnyor HES
Away With tho ShcriG's
Daughter,

PHILADELPHIA. April l4.-Dona:d
Riddle, aged sixteen. son OF former
Mayor Riddle. OF Atlantic City, was
arrested to-day at Elkton in company
with Helen NJ. Perkins. aged Gftcen,
daughter Of Sheriff Alfred Perkins.
also of Atlantic City. The youthful
pair eloped from their home city last
night. They tried vainly TO secure a
marriage license. Their youthful an
pearance and the police alarm sent out
after the elopement caused their ar
rest. They were taken back to At.
lantic City tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
Help Those Boys
Who Have GoneOv

They arc giving their "all"-lay-
ing down their priceless llvcs-that
Iibcrty's torch will not grow dim
md thnt the freedom of the pco-
pies OF the earth will not be rio-
lated. They nre doing even moro
they are to-day fighting In protcc-
tion of your home, your loved ones
and all that you hold dear. You
have been nSked to help. You must
help. II their sacrifices nre to count.
And your part II easy, your sncri-
fice f. innnitc.imal to theirs.
They must be cnred for, they must
be fed and clothed and supplied with
nil tho horrible Implements Of ,ynr-
fare which nre nccessary to bring
the Hun to his knees. The govern
ment In the supply station, but you
must supply your government. The
answer is' buy Liberty bonds! There
II NO time to be lost. Go place your
subscription to-day at nny bank or
trust company. They will help you
make terms that you can cn.iiy
meet.
DO you know that $4,000 invest
cd I'm Liberty bonds will equip nm
infantry battalion with rIrcs, SaO,-
600 will construct a T00-bed bnse
hospital, or equip nm infantry bril-
Eadc with pistols. and 100000 will
buy hre combat nirpIanes, or pA-
foE, rifles md 5O0,oOO rounds OF
ammunition for nm infantry reEi-
mentf
Do YOUR DUTY,
co BUI YOUR BOND TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
PLAN TO WORK WAR
PRISONERS ON ROADS
Acting Secretary CrowrlI Expected 10
Give NirEinin omciaIs Answer
Moutny.

WASHINGTON. April l4.-Gerrnans
and Austrians interncd in the south
crn camps will be employed Oh the
roads at SIS month if the proposals
made TO tho War Department by va-i-
Gus highway departments arc ac-
ccptcd.
Conferences Of State highway on
Gals from Gcorgin. Virginia. North
Carolina. Alabama, Mississippi ana
Tennessee were held here last week.
and request was made OF tho Sccrc-
tary Of War that he designate German
aliens be turned over to the State De.
partmcnts for use on the roads. De-
cision is expected 10 be made to-mor.
row by Acting Secretary Crowell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
ESTABLISH UNIVERSITY"
y. VI. c. a. Makes FinnI Arrangements
to Comply With General
rcrshinE's Rcqucst.
,IBy Associated Prcss.I

NEW YORK. April i4.,IIstahIish-
mcnt OF "univcrsity' in France for
the American cXpcditionary force with
clasSrcoms In the 500 Y. NJ G. A. hu;a
along the French front, has been be-
gun with the sanction OF General
John u. fcrshing. according TO an an
nouncement made here Tonight by the
National War Work Council OF the
Y. NJ G. y.
Anson Phelps Stokes. OF Vale Uni-
Vcraity' has agreed to become tcmpor-
AIRY director.
instructors will he selected from the
i"o college presidents and public school
and principals now
serving abroad as Y. NJ. G. a. secrc-
tarieS. The university" VIII he known
as the department OF education
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
RED GUARD MURDERS
AND BLOW UP BANK
Two Hundred and Fifty Persons Re-
ported Slain at Abo, in
Finland.
It + { T ONIC FLEET MAY ACT
Ships Now Lying in Harbor OF Hell
singfors, and Troops Arc March
ing 1nland-End OF Revolution
Now in Sight.
MIC FLEET NAY AC
rBv Associ,,ed t-...l


SToCkliOLM, April l4.-The closing
scenes @: the Finnish revolution may
soon be enacted. according to the in
dicat!ons IN the latest reports from the
str!tc-r:ddcn area. A portion OF the
German feet now Is lying IN ucIsinG-
tors hArbor. and German troops which
have been landed have taken Hyvins
which is the railway junction south
from Eik!dask!. This sewers the COM
nun!cat!ons OF the Red Guard IN Hc!-
ing in On He!s!ngfors from other quar-
ters. and now are within twelve miles
OF the city al one point.
The SvcnsEa paGh!cts TaSa CORE
spondent reports that important opera
tons have been begun on the Viborg
front where General Manncrhcim. the
White Guard leader, has assembled
strong forces. 4 vigorous campaign is
being conducted against the Reds on
the entire ka-clcn front. Bjoc-ncborE
also has been taken by the White
Guard. leaving the Reds only one i'm
portant place. on the west coast;
namely. Abo.
',N' |H"io - fepolteo mere 10 De
conducting reign OF terror in Abo
marked By all the crimes characteriz!nE
tho earlier days OF the revolution In
other cities under their control. A
traveller who has reached Vasa from
Abo reports that the Reds have dyna-
mitcd the state bank in the latter place
and that the homes OF the bourgeois
arc being plundered. Two hundred and
hfty persons. he asserts. are known to
have been murdered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
Colonel Tcddy Get. Archie. 1u,,,,

oNSltf EAY. \. Y. April 1t
Colonel Eooscvclt to-day received ,w,
'hihGs from his son. Captain Archie
hooSc'eit' which he priced highly
one was a message that he was feel
ing bully, and expected soon to be
back in the thick of the battle" The
other was the German bullet thar
wounded the young soldier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
protcst Irish Action

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. April H.
y; a mass meeting OF representative
'r'Shmen and citizens OF Irish lineage
mere TINS afternoon resolution pro-
testing against the attitude OF the
irish parties in Parliament toward con-
scription was passed and copy cabled
to John Dillon. Nationalist leader in
Parliament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
CHARGE SWANKA'S THREAT
WAS DIRECTED AT SUNDAY
'ihineh Syracuse Fireman Conaded tn
Pni lie Would How Arena
Boilers.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. April IA plo,
TO blow up the arena when Billy Sum
day speaks there tomorrow for tho
campaign against booze was revealed
to-day. Frank Swanka, fireman at tho
arena, was arrested and held upon n
charge that he had confded to Charles
Cole his alleged plan TO blow up tho
boilers of the building while Sunday
was speaking. Cole notified the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-15
HxpIosion Wreck. Plant.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, April ld.--An ex-
plosion. followed by fire. badly dam
aged tho carbolic acid plant of the
Solray Process Company to-day. Tho
acid Is used in making powder for the
government.