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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
ALLIES RECOVER
CHAMP ACNE ROAD
BY HUN RETREAT
Shortening Of Line Means
Much to FOCh'S Reserves,

LONDON, July 29-Via Ottawa --
What seems the most valuable stratc-
gie result TO the allies Of the Gelman
retreat is the restoration 10 allied use
pf the great Pari,-C chateau Thierry
railway by mean, OF which the Cham
pagne front is best yiclualcd and which
will be an important factor in future
military developments.
The action may row slow down and
EVEN become stabilized for a time be-
tween Soissons and Rheims, where the
Germans apparently are concentrating
great forces, but the fact remains that
the enemy is badly beaten. lie not only
doe, not hold single inch of ground
gained since July lS but within fort
|niQht has been forced n abandon near
|Dy half the advantages gained by his
offensive Of July 7.
The question now is will the enemy
|kcttle down 10 resistance on the
plateau south OF the Vese and continue
|bii retirement to the heights between
ihe Vesle and the Aisne The answer
will depend on the extent OF his losses
md the number OF his reserves and
Indications hitherto are that his losses
have not been excessive II is regard
ed as certain at least that the salient
will he fatiened to a straight line from
|bois,ons TO Rheims which alone would
thoucn the allies line BY thirty miles
and lessen the demands on the allies
|TesrrveS
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pants for Girls" "
Wreck Morale of
Nation. Says She

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Which lady
munition worker will do better-the
one who wears a dowdy set of overalls
hltehed carelesSly at the shoulder or
the woman who trips TO the lathe
"diked" out in a modish outfit in which
the trou" part is carefully camou-
ilaged, the waist line il indented, and
the neck cut in a becoming W
Mrs. Charlotte Hale OF Boston fore
sees new and dreadful reactions in
feminine psychology as the result of the
bleak uglincsS that marks the styles for
women in industry. She believes that
the morale of the civilian population
could be uplifted and sustained by
petite patterns.
She is here with a host of sugges-
tions for the lady patriot who wants
TO work for America a Ia mode.
The navy recreation has indorsed the
plan to dress the "farmerettes." the ele-
vator girls, lady porters, and women
conductors in styles that combine the
charm Of opera bouffe with utility and
cheapness
Mrs. Hale says the gowns are easily
made from rep, Ringham and khaki
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
FIRMER Tone is
seen IN STOCKS
General Motors Breaks But
List Is Steady,

NEW YORK, July ga further break
o. .'olnts In General Motors was the
only pronounced exception 10 the gen
eral firmness OF stocks a. the duh open
ing OF today's session. d s. Steel led
the prominent issues at a gain OF half a
point with similar advances for tobacco
products, Mexican Petroleum and 81
Paul preferred, while several special tiles
gained from I TO 2 points. Prices eased
before the end OF the first half hour when
trading came almost TO a standstill. Lib
erty bonds were steady.
During the noon hour a spurt In ST
Paul and Canadian Pacific at extreme
gains Of to ~ points was offset by
further weakness In American Telephone
and moderate reaction In Marine pre-
ferred. United States Steel and other
favorltes werf unchanged
Rails. notably Pacifcs and Grpneers
were In moderate demand later and I'm.
dustriais also hardened. The closing was
firm. Liberty 3Ms sold at s9sSc to
essoc; ts Al eab0c TO A.isc, and Gas at
IS oso to p5 8ic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
Unchanged Opening Followed
by Setback,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. July 20 Better weather
conditions. especially rain In kansas.
brought about lower prices today for
corn. Opening prices. which varied from
the same as Saturdays finish TO Ike
,ower. WITH August yi5I4 TO Si55 and
September. Sissy to Sl.5G. were followed
by material setback all around.
An Increase OF the visible supply was
reported and rallies were OF short dura-
ton The close was steady, csc to 2S.c
Net lower. with August. lb2N and Sep
tembcr. tl53h to tl5I
oats paralleled the action OF corn After
opening Nc TO lAc down. with August,
iOAc, the market underwent n further
sag
upturns in the value OF hogs strength
ened provisions
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. July 2s.-After a rise
Of points on October on the opening
call today. cotton fell off under general
selling. At the end OF the first half hour
OF trading the market stood 20 10 II points
tive months
The market turned dun and rather
easy. receiving little steadness from
bullish private bureau reports on condi-
ton ln the trading w to noon the de-
cline was widcned TO - to ~ points
Spot cotton, steady. % points off Sales
on the spot, Al3, to arrive. . 900, low
middllng, % 00c, middnng, 37.75c, good
middling, 29.75c. Receipts, 2lOl. stock
327. .3SS
Price changes were narrow IN the AFT
ernoon. Realizing by shorts steadicd the
market which stood at ! O'Clock at
net decline OF to 4 points
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WOMEN have never realized This
w and the danger they ran of killing
everything that was worth while IN
those they loved by dosing them I'D on
sympathy for every little thing that
ailed them. They have seen that their
pity was a soothing anodyne, that the
sufferer lapPed it up and called for
more, and 50 they handed it out in
season and out of season, without per-
GSeiylng that they were drudsing their
husbands and children into a condition
IN which every ambition and energy
was paralyzed. -
NO other influence has been so DO
tent IN making weaklings, failures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
GERMAN CHILDREN
STARVED IN SCHOOL

AMSTERDAM The death Of six
children at the German reform school
IN Tiefenort, Saxe-Weimar, from what
practically amounts to staYHionS al
though it Is politely callest \ "pnder-
nourishmcnt" in the official n1arts has
caused widespread commenk. u Ger
many. Assailed in the &fxhd /Ducal
parliament for tolerating siich condi-
iions, the government put forth the di-
ver,ing excuse that the children died
from Tuberculosis brought on by de-
fcient mental conditions" This, says
Vorwaerts in a scathing editorial, is
"a disease that is likely to prove more
serious and more mysterious than the
influenza epidemic in Spain"
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KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July es.-HOGs
Receipts 5000, steady 10 Zoe higher;
bulk, Els.b0UlS.75. heavy. 3lssoGis so
tight SlS2On 1855: pigs. $4,000 II %.
CATTLE. Receipts, $4,000. including
sl7 boTis ~, dressed beef steers. ti3. 50
an q: southern steers, 81 00HIl75. cows.
So sou 2 90, helfors, iSOOal5 90. stock
ers, 1904 l6 60: calves, sS b0m Il 90.
SHEEP: Receipts ooo; strong lambs
3l5 O0m 1880; yt ralgS. {il 00H l6 80
wcthcrs, SO loOOniS7i ewes, ssOOai275:
stoCkers, t60OnlSOO
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Irish Industries Thrive.

DUBLIN.-The war has given a
stimulus to some Irish industries which
once flourished and had fallen into de-
cay Cooking ware is now being pro-
duced in Wexford equal to the best
made IN France, and drain pines and
sanitary ware equal TO the best obtain
able from England Experts declare
that there Is abundance of excellent
clay deposits in the country suitable
for the industry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
Texas Redeems Flour.

HOUSTON, Texas.-One hundred
thousand pounds Of wheat flour has
been redeemed through the federal
food administration for human con-
sumption, Several weeks ago there
was wreck on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway near Houston and
three carloads OF flour on government
consignment piled along the track. II
was first decided to use Il for hog feed
but through the effort Of the food ad-
ministratiJn II was rebolted and Of
fered Tor sale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
MARVIN SAWYER GETS
FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE

GUTHRIE, Okla. July "a plea
q guilty was entered today in the fed
etal court here by Marvin Sawyer of
Oklahoma City to a charge Of fraudu-
lently getting money from the Ameri-
can National bank while acting as the
banks receiving teller Judge Cottetal
sentenced him to five years in the peni-
tcntiary.
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Produce-P Provisions
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July %. BUTTER. Steady:
creamery 3SH mi3i4c EGGS. Stendy.
receipts, 1854 cases: firsts, $50 39c .
ordinary firsts, abT37c; NJ mark. cRses
included, 35il G3sc POTATOES I'M
settled. receipts. 46 cars. Virginia bar
rels, fb 50I5.75. Kentucky cobbers, s. 30
H2,76. Minnesota Ohlos, 81. asa ? 80: mi
nois Ohios, 81 l5I225 Kansas and Mis-
souri,, si75G2lb. POULTRY. Alive.
higher; fowls, 2Snc: springs, 32Mc
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LIVE ERPooL.

LIVERPOOL, July 2e-COTTON. Spot.
quiet; prices weak. good middling, % 97d
middling, 20 3id; low mlddng, 1854;
good ordinary, 10 2Sd; ordinary. Is 2gd.
Sales. 1000 including 500 American Re
ceipts. 1900. all American Futures.
quiet, new contracts. July. 20 TOD. Aug
ust, l9ssd; September. 10 Iod. October,
lSSod; November Is 57d Ola contracts,
fixed prices: July. 10 09d
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ST louis. July 2s-HOGs Receipts
i.5Uu, l5d 2Jc higher. light. iIsSjuIg 10.
pigs, tlsiOUlSSO. mixed and butchers,
tlS bjul3 TO- good heavy. SIS S0u 10 %.
bulk. SIS 70UlgOj CATTLE Receipts
5000 steady, native beef steers. 81 j0n
A2b; yearling steers and heifers. 81. 5Ou
u 50. cows, t75Ou 1915. stockers and
feeders, Ss50Gl200. fair 10 prime south
ern beef steers SO l09fi77G: beef cows
and hcifcfs, s. sou l6 90. native calves.
A.I5u ID 80 SHEEp. Receipts, 1000
steady; lambs. flIOOHls9O ewes. sill 30
Wl2OJ; Gamers and choppers. 81 00q
10 90
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, July 29.-wHEAT.
Cash, unchanged TO lower No / hard.
S. 2Oa 2.2Oh No. 2. t2l9d22O; No. /
red, S2,1SG21Sh; No. 2. s215a2iG
CORN: Unchanged No 2 mixed, s.. 5Sa
low. &I57al.6O. OATS: Unchanged 10
lower, No. white. 73c; No. 2 mixed.
Tic RYE: tl72
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
Africans Export Cocoa.

iONDON.-Four native chiefs in
British West Africa are going into
business as cocoa exporters They are
taking over the trade Of the German
firms in West Africa who used to send
cocoa 10 England
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 2s HOGS. Receipts.
$4,000 strong; mostly Ice higher butch
crs, SIS 60N 1900, light, sls75a 1905;
packing. ti75OGtS s5. bulk Of sales. Si7 90
IlN 95; pigs, good and choice. Si725T
1875 CATTLE: Receipts IS 900. stead,
- higher, SHEEP: Receipts. 2l 0u0
lambs. slow 10 lower, choice washing
ton wethers. tl44O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
FIGG Is BACK FROM
ZONE CONFERENCE

Howard Figg, secretary Of the state
food administration, returned this
morning from Kansas City where he
attended a zone conference which was
held Saturday
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Texas, July 2s.-CAT-
TIE, Receipts, 5DlO. becVrS, 81 5Ulr
- 1g. noes Receipts I 200 l0c hi9hrr.
heavy flg2Ju 1875 SHEEP. Receipts,
500, unchanged lambs. &liOOu 10 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. July 70 RT'TTER
Creamery, l2c: firsts iO5c: seconds
39Ac. packing, 33c EGGS. Firsts. s6c.
seconds, 32c. POULTRY, Hens. &c.
roosters, lshc brollers, CSC POTATOES.
Shade stronger. $500
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ST. louis

ST. LOUIS. july 29.-POT'LTRy. Hens
csc. springs 263c; turkeys, 80c. ducks
2lc; geese, l5c BUTTER Creamery,
i5c. EGGS: 35c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-CoRN. No . vel
low. sl.7opi7S. OATS STANDARD. 7iG
Tie RYE: No 2, Ilssdi63h. BAR
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nance and love making, and lots q
hard work, self-sacrifice and ssIf-ds-.,
NAL, and whether she bucks up, pIAys
the game and makes the best Of the
hand that has been dealt her, or whether
she throws down her cards and quits
cold, is largely determined by whether
mother IS going TO receive her back
with open arms and cali her poor
pcrSecuied angel or tell her TO 90 back
home, do her duty and make the best
af her bargain. ~.
We All Like It.
OF course, we all like to be sympa-
thlled with. II is like balm poured on
wound. II is like smoking opium to
have some one pity us and tell us how
hard life is doing US. and how cruel
other people are 10 MS, and how luck
is against us, but it is bad for us, all
the same.
What We need is something 10 give us
a brace not something TO weaken Us.
We don't need to be lullcd TO sleep.
We need TO be shaken wide awake We
don't need tender words OF commisera-
tron. We need short. sharp. stern
commands that will fire our ambi-
tions. that will vitalize our energy that
will rouse up every particle OF man
hood and womanhood in us, and make
MS 60 out and put up the best fight
that "a In Us.
She Does Most Harm.
The sympathetic woman has done
more harm than any other woman in
the world Let rs SEE her as she is,
as iosterer Of weakness and quit
celebrating pity a' The chief Of feminine
virtues
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. July 29.-CoRN. STEADY.
July, tlso; No. 2 white, 81 9Or 81
OATS: Lower; No. 2, Sshc; No. 3 white.
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BY DOROTHY DIX,
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman
W tftsr

d OBGRT LOUIS STEVENSON
N once said that We liv ,by catch
words. Certainly thls =, trne oi
women, And It is PARTICULAR ytfue Of
womcn's virtues
ms H why women's virtues are ,.
often vices and thc reason why , g,,J
woman, with the best intentions In l,
world, can sometimes do more ham,
IN a minute than Scheming malice can
invent in week II is also vhy Io.rg
ana adpring women have wrecked r.
HEt' ~ more men than the whole tribe
oi vampires. sirens and adycniurc.se,
What Means Sympathy
'hct among these catch word viz
tues, that we a,cribe 10 the pcricr,
woman, IS sympathy We have malr
4 logan ot H." word "sympa'hy" for
ne whole feminine sex 10 ra'ly r.
When we want 10 describe the ideal
woman, We say that she is sympa,hctic
W men We want 10 apologize for the
shortcomings of a woman We a,rr,L,
sympathy 10 her. and in so doing we
ra'' over her ~ mantle Of charity
'hat covers a multitude Of sins.
Naturally enough. women Themselves
nave come ~ take the same yiew of
me subject II a woman is lust sIo,h-
ing over with sympathy she feel, thar
he IS a great and noble character no
matter how much OF a Stacker and &,
lnH,'r She may be about doing thing,
u she can So, down and shed barrel,
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HEAVY CATTLE
RECEIPTS HERE
Demand Active for Butchers
and Calves,
rooAYs RECEIPTS.

CATTLE Including a large supply OF
calves, opening day receipts In tho iocnl
cattle market totaled 3 100 hosd. Outside
OF II few loads ~ good steers that sold
nj ili 10 M top, tho bulk of packer buy
Ing consisted of butcher cattle ana calves
ON steers the market was strong and
active for the better grade ana about
10 cents higher ON butchor cattle ana
calves the market was slow ana steady
na a rule Stockers changed hands at
10 TO 10 cents lower prices.
Closing Quotations
Prices of tho various grades Of cattle are
approximately as fOllOWb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
COTTON DECLINES
ON SALES WAVE
Opening Advance Is Followed
by 20-Point Drop,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. July 29.-Cotton
closed steady at decline Of TO IL
points.
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Scoreboard
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
American League.
Al Cleveland Q; New York (tsn In e.
plngsl.
~ Detroit 6-s; Philadelphia Ga
A. Chicago a Boston 0.
At St Louis 4: Washington .,
National League.
No games scheduled.
-
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
National League.
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh nj New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American League.
Washington ~ Chicago.
Bos on at 81 Louis
New York at Detroit.
phils delphis at Cleveland
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r. she grieyes because her husband
= and children suffer so with their
digcstlon', and look so shabby and III
kcmpt, she feels she has comoens,,cd
them for her shi,lcssnc,s i'm being IN.
lazy 10 cook them wholesome food and
sew IN their buttons.
Ana the queer part Of il is that we
all coincide in this view We adr,;-c
the woman who Is a free wecper. be-
cause She lives up TO our catch word
She Is so sympathetic. She register,
su'h tender heart a, thev say in the
movies And we regard with ,uspic;,n
the dy-cyed woman who goes along
ana does something practical 10 .hclp
those IN trouble
No Just Women.
furthermore. we cNncct women IN
apply sympathy indiScriminatclv and
without judgment We speak of a
lust man, but never OF a lust woman
when a man commits brutal murder
and IS tried and convicted. nobody ex
poets other men u sob over him SEND
nm flowers and petition the poverro,
to grant pardon. But women are ex
pected to turn into perfect Niobes owe
| every woman murdcress, and when the
don't pity the poor, dear, suiieripi
creature, but think that she deserve
to get what is coming to her, we sa,
now hard women are on their own sex
and how little sympathy they have fol
their sisters.
Good Virtue in its Place.
NOW sympathy is one of the mos
beautiful OF all virtues in its own par.
ticnlair time and place, but il is like
certain deadly drugs. 1t should onl,
be used in small quantities. and adj,
ministered in emergencies, and even
then should only be given on a physi-
elan prescription that it is really
needed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29

HOGS The hog market was strong to
CENTS higher here today with best loads
bringing up to $3.50 and choice. fnt
hcayles. $500. The bulk OF tho butcher
Huff brought from SIS 90 TO SIS Is and the
NOckers around $500 .
lIn.Ir.u nI,nintInr,a
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TT is mothers sympathy that is also
L at the bottom Of half of the di-
yorces. Marriage seldom turns out the
perfect picnic that a romantic young
gil thinks it will be. She finds it a
place where there is mighty little ro-
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AND when the sympathetic mothers
n poor. dear children have 20 90 20
wsrk, mother send, them forth with her
tears believing their hrows. II is SO
hard for them a. have ~ t.il AZ a desk
instead ni sitting AZ a bridge table. and
so terrible that they have 20 run All
automobile for paw instead OF for fun
And mother, can't bear 90 wake them
up so that they may get 20 work on
'lmc. and sha thinks they are perfectly
right when they take uiicnSc al every
little thing their hard.hc4ucd employ
ers DO or say. and throw mp their Jobs
Sympathy Deprives Courage.
You never hear Of the children Of
sweet, sympathetic mother rising 70
the head, Of departments, or being
chosen for special missions. because It
takes Iuf of grit. courage, self-dcnial
and pl0ddlng along under difficulties
and discouraVcmcntS 10 enable a BOY
or girl to to,l on 10 the high places,
and the mother who is all sympathy
hasn't bred these qualities IN her chill
dreu. She has taught them 10 lay
down on the hard jobs They know
that she won't Judge them. that she will
just be sorry for them and so they give
up when they strike the tough sled
ding
II is the children Of the mothers who
taught them not 10 cry when they got
hurt as babies who held them to their
duty with a strong hand when they
were children. who lashcd them with
her sCorn. instead Of shedding tears OF
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A Coward or A Martyr.

II is the question of whether he
would look martyr or coward in
his mothers eyes that has sent many
a wavering soldier over the top or
turned him deserter in the battle of life.
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A~A7 st

Copyright, 1913 by the Wheeler Syn.
dicate, lnc)
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

10 games scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-22
NEW REGULATIONS
ISSUED BY CROWD[R
Associated Press Summary.

Washington, June 2t-New regula-
tons issued to draft boards today by
Provost Marshal General Crowder to
govern application of the work or fight
order, do not rule specifically upon
the status OF professional baseball
players or other classes which may be
affected, but emphasizes the section of
order placing games and sports among
the occupations classed as non-useful.
Local boards will consider cases OF
withdrawal Of deferred classification
with common sense" General Crowd
er's instructions say, and illness, va
cation, the impossibility Of securing
productive employment without
change OF residence as reasonable
grounds for waiving the general order.
While sales clerks in stores, and
clerical workers in offices are classed
as non-producers. boards are directed
to exempt department store executives
and skilled workers attached to such
establishments. Travelling statesmen
will be considered as engaged in pro-
ductive employment, but automobile
statesmen in cities viii not It is an
nounced.
Public or private chauffeurs are held
to be non-producers only when they
combine other work with their me
chanical duties.
Local boards are asked to assist
registrants to obtain new employment
through the federal employment ser
vice and are given power to postpone
action while effort is being made to
place men in occupations held produc-
tive.
When It has been determined that
person in deferred classification Is an
idler or Is engaged in non-productive
the instructions say,
the classification and order number
of such person will be withdrawn, and
he will be Immediately indicted into
the military service.
The regulations provide that per-
sons engaged in the service OF food or
drink. or either, in public places, in