davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-18

8rdiioert; 50. s. @iGioms, 8l5epra@
iibeftt; 6. 6. Siuie, 5meiter Gi5epra-
Iibent; 6. 8. Sing, oritter Ti5eprol's
bent: 1ranf Salnes, Sdotmeilter.
unb 5. 9. Darlington, Sefretor. Mls
g6ren Yraiioenten fungieretl; gbos.
@roebner, 81. 9. Ipres, @ol,oernenr
@. g. Sobbn General $. &. @Gen
uno General Sobn Us. Mudmatl.
SsSn eirem Iutomobil : l1nfau,
ser iid) am 9onnerstag mlttag an
Ser &reu5ul1g oer 2areoo llno Melt<
Spuiton StraBe ereignete, tpuroe Die
45-iGbrige Negerin 2eta Wiaiam5
oerart perlett, baB lie bier Stllnoeit
jpater i'm Stabt-Soipital oerldieo.
Ser 5ormer @enrp 8. 8aloen
ans @etnlore lit ieit lebtem Cams
tag ipllrlos beridmunoen. ST NOR an
oieiem Gage nit einer 2aoilng Sol5-
fobfen mad San @ntonio sefomuleu
urto %perfoufte nid,t mir oieie, io1toern
ouG Yferbe nnb @agen. Seinen flei-
men Sunaen, ser i'm bealeitet bette,
ididte er nit eilem Madbur nad
@olie. 3rot Sen BON Der Bolisei at
geItellten Nohforihungen lit nod fcs-
ne Spur iiber Sen Gerbleib oes Mon-
l1es entbedt noroen.
Seute trof bon Der 5000 no
n%iniltration" sic @eiinne elm, oaB
nniere aanfleltte nit ieoem Sad @cl-
senn1ebl 5mei Sud- Gornmebl perfanz
fen miiiien. User fein &ornmebl boz
ben mill, fam alt6 fein @ei5enmebl
befommen.
@16rellh Ser lesten ISOLDE bos
ben iid in San Mntonio MIR orei
Gefruten gum gittritt in Sic Wori.
ne gemeloet.
Ga BET Dem Hiid5uge oer Sta
liener oen 9eutihen 5ablreiGe Rofe
4reu5-Soipitaler in Die 9dnoe gefal-
len iinb, beabfidtist 6as bieiige Rote
9reu3 8apitel abermaIs cine aanl-
payne sur Sammlling meiterer 5onoS
5it Beginner.
Ser Saloombeiiter Sobn %.
8artolomd, Ser an einen Soloaten
geiItige @etrdnfe perfauft bat, 1T
pom @rnoesridter @eit 81 orei DO
naten @efangnis nit6 CUR 3abl,inJ
elmer @eloitrafe bon 500 perl,rtcilt
iuoroen.
3pei ft1otiif)e 9eteftipen er=
nilf)ten in eiuem 2%ogierbanie on Der
Eine Strabe einen gergeanten Ser
MiIitarpoli5ei in @eieaidaft elmer
8peifelboften Srauensperion; Die Oa<
me ipuroe nit elmer Celebrate bon
$50 belegt. Ger militariihe aooni5
luuroe ben Militdrbeboroen 5ltr Mb.
ltrteilurg iibertuieien. alem 4niheia
nod mar in oteiem Safe Ser Bod
gum 8artner gentadbt iporoen.
SSn elmer am 9onnerstag abge-
balteren 3nIammenfnnft bes v@ar
Serpice Board" muroe in i6arfsr |
@eiie gegen Die bon nielen bieligen
@elGdftsleltten g~eforoerten boben
9reiie proteltiert, mo oieies &erfab=
rem, Dem ipe5iel Sffi5iere, Soloateu
uno oeren 5amilien gum Spfer fals
len, als bodit unpatriotild perlrteilt.
Cine llnterindung Der nielen bisGer
eingelmifenen &laaen loq ifleunigit
porgetiommen merben.
Die Sobresfpnpention Der 8an.
fiers aus Dem 5%lpeiten teraniifen Gi-
itrift miro am Is. Gebrlior IN Sun
Intonio a%bgebalten tperoen.
Ger 1~4-iabriee Soc 9apis lit
ieit Dem 2. NopeIn6er alis iei1em Ell
terlid)en Sauie perfhnuaoen. Seilse
Wtitter, Srau S. 6. 9urnep, 1923
Siio=Ereia StraBe, eriudt alc, mel,
DIE ausfunft iiber Den Slingen ge6en
f%onirell, iif nit ibr in TerbinounJ
SIT ieten.
RI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-18

Gan antonio, Ser, Is. San. 1918. :
BRINE grli6e Cotton Seeo Oil. $1.31.
4erty gel 8anone
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-18
YlIerIei.

@eneralar5t Or. @orgas miro
oemnadit bic Mrn1ee : @oipitaler iii
uuo BEL San antonio inipi5ierea.
4ongreBmann Garner bat aus
Sdarfite oagegen proteitiert, Dab I'M
Camp 8rapis 9oipital meiBe Iatielr=
ten uro Reger Solbateu Seite iii
Settle sebettet meroen. Gr lit bodlt
Settle gebettet nerben. @r lit bodlt=
entriiltet iiber cine o~erartige gebano-
lung meiBer Soloaten uno perlongt
iofortige Mb1noering.
Senrp @idarb Saeniel, pieie
SATIRE i'm Heitaurant BON 9arnild) 4
8aer ais y@aiter~ angeiteat, lit
Mittpof abeno, etmas nod 5ebn llbr
III ieinem 9nlie OH SblagfluB. ge-
itorben mabrenb er Dem Spiel einer
Bietrola : Mnffine 5uborte. Or mar
1916 III 9eutiblano geborerl, fam
1876 nad amerifa nno bot fat im-
ME bier in Gan Nntonio aepobnt.
Or binterlaBt auBtr ieiner Satin
flint S0bne uno cine 5odter, 6raa
Annie Siefert. Ger Gerltorbene nar
Elm onsge5eidmeter @aiter, INNER
ireunoIidk boflid un0 beideioea.
SHE, Die i'm fannteii, peroen iid)
1,6enrp's~ germ erinnern.
WaDor 8eQ lit Der Mniid)t, oaB
Die Soften Ser pom Der Soutbmeiterl
1elepbon eomparm porgeidlogeren
llnterindung ibrer 6inan5 : 8erbalt-
nilie bon Der 8eieaidaft, teinesfaQs
aber bon Der Staot getragen weroen.
Ger Yropoit : General Ser Ser.
Staaten 4rmee fat Die Gefrutie-
ritngs : aommiliionen angemieien,
feline Miilit1rpflihtigen, ipel6e ab-
bangige angeborigc 5u p~erioreen ia.
Sen, in Die critic alaile ein5ureiben.
Pin Stelle Der ionit aGjabrlidj
a6gebaltenen San Sacinto 6ielta ioll
IN oieiem Sabre in Der 3eit bonn Is.
biz 20. april cine arieas : @llsitel-
lung neranitaitet meroenL 81 weldcr
ma ben Sdobamts iefretdr Micaoor
uto oen Sebensmittel +. aontroaerr
3ooper ein5ufooen beobiidtigt. 9it
ersielteu lleberihiiiie ioaen fir ok
Bollenorng Der BON Der 9nnoesregie.
riing bier beaonneneu 4rbeiteL Der
Anfauf bon ariegsiparmarfen uip
benirst meroen. 8eplant iino t1glidyt
Boritellunget iomie automobil 30
raoen in oenen ale BET Der arieG
fiibrung sur @eripeuoling gelangen
Den Maidisteu porgefiibrt meroen
Das arrangement lit einem aus fol
genoen 3erren beitebenoen aomit,
iibertrngen moroen: Sarrp 8. Miaer
ssreo Sifmmert, Sobn 6entimalt, e
5. s.. Meier, Y. Suder, SO. Sind
Charles 9. Weef, 8orter s. BORING
Serbert Barnard, 6. $. @itte, Sobi
Wiaians, Col. 50. sSenorif, @cora
g. Campbell, s. 81. Sart, $. %. .
8arnes nnb S. s. Sapage. al'
Beanie tpuroen ernannt: R. Bebb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-18
Kmrierte Seineft 8ruct

0urh idtperes 0eben 8o0 it mir Dor
~einigeu Sabren einen 9rud gu uno ioI@
tie operiert lperoen, Do @rildbdnoer mir
nidJt balfen. Sod ib fanb ettpos geis
ieres, oas mid ffneu rno boaia beiIte.
obne Operation. 3eituerIult uno Ghmers
3er. Ser 8rltd lit ME ipteoer gefoms
men. ob9leih ih fdiper ais Carpenter
nrbeite. Sd babe nidbtS Su pertaus
fen. ipill ober ausfiibrlid mitteiIen. pie
Bride obne operation gebeiIt tuerSeu
t0nneu. Sdreibt an mid. eugene W
Rulten, Carpenter. $50 8. Marcelus
Gbe.. glandsquan. q. s. - S6neiSet
0ies aug uuo aebt es 8rudleioenoen;
SIR fonnt oamit niel @utes Inn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-18
9.
> Ser pom ben neutrality-suspicious.

Der pom ben AUTHORIZATIONS
iteu in 8on5ales County oltgeItrengte
8~ablfonteIt in luel6em sic 2egalitat
ser i'm Monot Nooember a~bgeboltes
men Rofol Option 8obl angefod)s
ten muroe, lit pom Nidlter &enncn
in @ou5ales 3n @nnlten Der 8robis
bitioniltcn entl1ieoeu tporoen, Ser
Rihter bat erfonnt, oab Die Srodes
men init elf Stimmen geiiegt babeu,
unb oaB sic Sa1ooll5 9eidloiien blels
ben miiiien.
- Mltf Dem Saliofcrro<apiations-
felbe bel Sort @ortb itiir5te Ser gum
engliiden ilieger aorps geborige
IS : iabriee aaoett g. 8. &ogers
nit leinem Neroplan ats elmer Soee
Don ettpo 1000 SUB ob uno ml1roa
ai,gel1blidlih getotet.
@dbrenb oes lebtet 9li55arhs
lit in Grero Der olte Neger .Snfel"
9obe 8eatbers, Elm ebemaliger Gilt
be, in ieiner Siitte %erfroren.
0as Gomite> tpeld)es Die lit
laden oes ON Montog frib III Der
Nabe Ser Station Somlnono ltottgc<
flnoenen giienbabnlngliids, mobel17
Ser iotlen ibr 2eben berloren, ltnter-
iubt bat, Itelte felt, onB oie Beihs
an ser l1noliidsltdtte ourd Die ger
bro6ene uno berabbal1genbe 8renilc
zines Sra6tiuoeens in %llnorbnung see
bradt li1o bei1doigt nrlroe. Ser
Tradt5ua bate Die 5telle ettpa cine
Stllnoe Dor Der anfunft bes 8erlr
nen5ltges paiiiert.
SSnfolge ser pom Sefretdr Wte-
4boo erlaiienen Sroer, DOB ale gr-
furiions3iige eiltgeltellt neroen nai6
ten, iino alld) Sic Spiid)en ct. 2ouis,
aanioS Gitu nno Dem nntern 9fIo
@ranoes3ol 8ipeimal I'M Wonat per-
.febrenoeln ySeimluder- uno Snlmi-
granten" 3iige l~iltiert iporoen. Die
Manager oieier 3Iae ionic oie arn=
Ben electromagnetic Daben gegcfl
oieie WoBregel 8roteit erboben, ba.
6as game @runoeigentnmsgeIhait
ms Stoden geraten mo %nllterbunoen
lit. 9ongreBmann Garner miro Se-
fretar Mcglooo Die BEL inn eingelalf-
fenen 8eihperoen nahiten Wontag
perionlid porlegen.
- Der &nufmann 6. gppitein bon
Soulton. oer am Mittrpoh in friiGcr
Worgenitunoe smei ginDreber IN iais
nent 8roeerie : @eidafte iiberraifte,
fpuroe bon einem oerielben ourd) eli.
men Sd,tB gu gooer geltredt uno
Ifrper pertpunoet. Sic &ngel mar
glatt ourh Den a0rper 9%egongen. Gie
5pisbuben entfloben in einem bereit
itebenoen 4utomobil uno Big iest lit
nift Die geringite Spnr bon ibnsn
entbedt moroen.
Die Witglieber Der Mefrlitie-
rungs 9ommiiIion bon Galowea
@ountp boben irgenopclfe ge5ab.
lung fir TIRE Gdtigfeit abgelebat.
Sic %erfldren, lie erfiiatelt MIR lire
EfIid)t ais 8atrioten lrlo licBen lib
fir Die grfiillling oeriel6ell nid)t be-
5oblen.
Sammtlide 59iffs5immerleit-
te, pelt6e in Den Sbiffsbaubofen bon
Orange angeltelt iino, ba6cn Die pr
belt niebergelcgt, nm Die fir @r6o-
buna ibrer 2obne Itreifelloen Gage
lobner uao Sanolonger BIT n1teritilt-
sen. Gs miro gelo9t, Ole 3immer-
leute bGtten Sen Sdritt getan Inn Ole
Nunoesregierung gu perlaulaiien, Gle
2obnifala 81 reguliercn. I1lf) n
8ealmont iino an 800 Shiffs5in
nterleltte uno S~anolallger oil ben
Streif gegongen. Die aeipobnliden
Mrbeiter oerlangen bier 40c pro
Stunoe ilnb Die 3ilimerleute Sc, iiir
oie &orleute 81 pro Gag; oieielben
2obne, mie iie III ben Sofen an Der
po5ifiiden Giiite be8ablt weroeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-18
Gan Griaubmisideine.

Gam Sriebman. ~gsobnbaus. @ier
StraBe $4,000.
Gam Srieomau. sipei &obnbduier.
Cunning StrdBc; "a. 1000.
Som friedman. Wobnbdus 9unniH9
StraSe; $4,000.
Gam SrieOmn. 8obnbaus. @ar'pif
Nbenle; So, 100.
0erliner & Gins. 8ronts SerGn0erun1,
oiuitin Strabe; $500.
Srml Inuie Sribe, M~eparotlren, Cir
Santa 8ofn Abenle; $500.
Charles u. @hf, 9df : 8eparatur.
Roros flores Strnhe; 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-18
Neme Mgenten.
8abrideinlides @etter.

Sir Can @ntonio uno l~tngegelio:
s0ellte obeno t1to San1stag flor lt1o
mariner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-18

Cotton.

Seton.
Gan antonio. bente 29B Gents.
@dlpeiton, GeItern 81 Gents.
GotisnTa MI n.Erobnfte.
Gan Mntonio, Ser, Is. San. 1918. =
Brine gr1iee Cotton Geeo Oil. $1.3f.
seuty px, 3anone
barm.Trobutte.
Gan N~ntonio, 8e1., Is. SSait. 1918. =
Butter 29c-40e per Rfulb
Ger (nur friide) SO. l.. SOC per 9eo.
6iihner -. ..2tc-2Sc per Rfb.
Curriers' 24c per Yful,a
8etseu .....,.... 1920 per 8nidel
Rorn 1926 per @uideI
9dfer 9fc per WnlDel
Sen 50. $4,000 per Come
@emIie.
aortoffelr, neue, &c per gfuno;
California, SO. 90 per 100 8funo; Colo
raop $3.50 per 100 8flnb.
5iiBfortpffefn, Gam, $3.50 uno $500.
3miebeln, GAL @bite Globe. $4.00;
Sal. @c[be, 1915 per Crate; @riinc.
per 9bo. <8uuoel, 50t.
@o6nen, Colorado. Yinto, per 9fh.
10c; California 8opous, Der ctpt.,
$11.O0; 8infs, $1,000; Gina, S16.96:
.Rabb. $1,000; 8Gadebes, $t1.00; 3ourb
Green, per @uffel Campers. $3.50.
Somaten, faliforu.. SO. IS per Crate.
&obl, 1926 II. $3.50 per 100 Yflno.
@riiner 8feffer. 81. so n,to $500 per
8ufdeI.
8aoiesAen, 40c per St. @unpel.
Spinat, 75c per gu5deI.
@riine @rbfen, $500 per Snmpet
@eeten, $500 per 100 9funb.
Reerretttaz8 urseln. per Efb l2to
@nrfen. per Crate. $500.
Geuerie, 90c uno $t.00 per 2ubenb.
9ioaiting Gar, 40c per 9uetuo.
ReteriiIie. 40c per 9eo. sgiinbeI
gierpflonseu, $3.50 unS $1.75 ner
gu1hel.
aopfialat. @al., $500 per Crate.
@eIbe @urSeIn, $500 per 100 8fuio.
Squai6. per 8ufdl, $1.75.
ORA. Elm orittel 8uiheI. $t.25.
Hiiben. $500 Der 100 Nfnto.
TieB Bart.
San Gntonio, Ser, is. San. 1918. =
aii6e, $500 bis S8.0 90,
&Glber, $500 Bis $500.
8uuen, 1925 Biz $11 so.
Sdlen. $500 Bis $1t.10.
ct. 9ouis. IS. San. 1918. - Rino,
bieb, Seras : @ieh, S6.75 Biz $1,000.
Sffpeiae. $t4.00 biz $16.65.
Iele.
@eial5eue 9dute .15c per Bib.
Srodene 5diite ......... zoe per Bfo.
Crime Sdiite .......... 12c per Rfb.
!6snfe.
Tuqoro- 3ieaen beihdoint $50. : va
S0lI ufiO EnMS ...-.-.- ...Zu ale
amaorasSie8en. per BIB. .....10 zh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16
Arkansas

IMPROVED FARMS and cut-oyer lands
FOR sale on easy terms. mo- rock, mo-
svawps no hills best location IN Arkan-
s.s n Interested write for information
Grant County Real Estate Co. sheridan
Ark
ALL PURPOSE farms, any size toi
homes and Investment. write FOR neE
list T. McKamcy lmhoden. Ark
MONEY making farms IN southwest
Arkansas for Slf TO $40 per acre on
good terms: mild healthy climate; no
cror failures; t5 inches annual rainfall,
good markets Send for copy Of Farm
Bulletin stuart Land Co. DeQueen, Ark
le1 ACRES lu north Arkansas. fine stock
proposition grow alfalfa or any grass
any Kind grain, part bottom landi lhr''
acres OF fruit Of all kinds good house
small barn 10 trade for suburban tract OF
city property or oklahoma farm Phone
Walnut 7llf.J or call 23la n. Dewey ST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16

~ T6R sALE-CanbaEs and To-
~ u1nnto, SOC per l0a: 81 % per 500
-. delivered. Clayton Dean.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16

y0U3x Profile seed corn. 81 bushsi
nnn1nao Red Cob seed corn, s3.s
E orio Aeiecfed: YeilowManmoth soy
m IN buahei Baker Coleman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16
Missouri

VIEWS OF CROPS free Of 1850 acres 9.
room house. S. In cultivation balance
timber. good orchard and water lflce
So s00 casy terms W Arthur Noun
.fn|r View Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16

HAVE option on proven i0-acrs
and zinc ln AHu. field war
dentists or business men M once e
EarlEe company Iuv'O0ice, s
okla. BOX 700
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16

WANT a few parties with i5u or
90 take au undivided interest ln a
nuH gas lease near u very promising
This is q g'e8r.Cut proposition, ch
i0 make large returns ON r. very sma
yas'mgui Address Box lli, Wele
Okla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13
PRICES WELL MAINTAINED,
DESPITE SOME PRESSURE
Possibly at No Time Since War Be
gan Has Public Interest Been
So Negligible.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Greater inter-
est. not unmixed with anxiety. in the
outcome of the terrific battle still rag
ing on the Franco-Belgian front. was
reflected in another dull week on tbs
stock exchange, Prices Of standard is
sues were we'll maintained, as a rule.
though pressure was at times effective.
The scarcity OF stocks, due largely to
the abstentton OF public participation.
had automatically created q technical
condition which tends to stabtlize val
ues. Probably at no time since this
lie interest been so negligible.
This is borne out by the statements OF
local banks, which show brokers' loans
to be only about 40 per cent OF normal.
Easier rates for cali money and freer
offerings of time funds, though mostly
for short dates, are additional indicia
Of the public's general attitude of aloof-
ness. .
The liberty loan drive engrossed the
attention OF banking and bond inter-
ests, investment demand for the bonds
being .gratifyingly large. Outstanding
liberty issues were again subject to va
riabla quotations, but International is
sues notably Paris IS and French mu-
/. Reduced di ddsnds in one quarter and
increased dish irsements in Marine pre-
ferFed and Sumatra Tobacco testified to
the uncertain conditions prevailing in
various lines of industry and commerce.
Foreign exchange was featureless ex.
cept for the scarcity OF Spain remit
tances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13
10000 OFFICERS NEEDED.
Gen. Wood Says That Number Il
Urgently Required.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 13.-Forty
thousand more officers for drafts yet to
come are needed urgently, Mai. Gen.
Leonard Wood. commander of the Ssth
Division. National Army. Camp Funs-
ton. Kan, declared here yesterday. Gen.
Wood passed through the city en- route
to Camp Funston.
I'VE must have officers" Gen, Wood
said. II am in favor Of opening new
officers training camps at once and
making the course one of six months
instead of three. Then. too, we must
have older men. say from thirty-hve to
forty. for our officer material"
Gen. Wood expressed the belief that
the allies would be able ITO hold the
Germans. but asserted that it was i'm
perative America send men quickly.
"At present" he said. ut is a question
of ships. We have the supplies. but not
the ships to send them over IN"
He deprecated the idea that the war
might be q short one. ana added: 1--WE
are facing people who are all-eff1-
Gent, all-powerful In the art OF war.
Until we can face them on equal terms
we cannot turn the tide. We have only
begun to draft our man power. The
drafts in the future will be larger and
larger. and we might as well prepare
ourselves for it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13
CONCRETE BOAT T0BE
ON EXHIBITION HERE
Omcials and CitiSens Of Warrington
taHave Chance to sse Type
Of New Craft.

Warrington 10 to have an oppor-
tunity to see q real oonarate boat In q
few dayA This viii bs the first time
= vessel Of concrete has been exhibited
In this part OF the country.
The motor boat Concrete IL being
shipped to James o. Heyworth. head
Of the concrete, ship division Of the
shipping board. The exact date Of its
arrival cannot be feretold because OF
the congestsd traffic conditions. 1t ID
being sent by rail from New York.
It is planned to launch the motor
boat In either the tidal basin or the
Potomac river. new 10-horsepower
the place Of smaller one which had
been used on previous occasions.
Because of the claims which are now
being made for concrete ships as a
pesslhis solution ct present pr "e,. shining
expressed q keen desire to see the little
stone boat sin action" Plans for the
display of the Concrete have not as
yet been completed. 1t probably. will
be kept in active service during a large
part of its stay here, later being
-docked" at some central location. where
all interested persons may have the
opportunity of inspecting it.
Thousands Of persons living in New
York, Chicago OF between. those cities
have seen the boat 1t was exhibited
in the motor show held in Brooklyn,
N. Y, recently, and in the national
motor boat show held in New York the
latter part of January.
The little vessel was carried from
Chicago to New York on a motor truck,
being displayed at many towns en-
route.
Onlcials in Washington will be In
vtted to make trip In the Concrete.
~ N he 4.
ably carried. and with the new engine
1t is anticipated that the launch will
prove much speedier than heretofore.
The boat was built by Walter Dow
feet 6 inches long, with a beam of 1
feet 6 inches. The thickness of the
hull 10 three-quarters of an inch. The
depth Of the hull Is SO inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13
WORK FOR DEPUTY sHER1FFs.
Gov. Whitman Signs Anti oafng
Bill Enacted by legislature.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Word from
Albany that Gov. Whitman has signed
the new anti-loafing bill just passed by
the legislature VIII be--the signal for
the invasion by deputy sherifts of All
establishments in where
jazz bands and dancing men furnish
the chief attraction for young women
Dancing, according to. Sheriff Knott. is
not to be considered as an occupation
in rounding up oilers. SpeciA atten-
tion, the sheriff announced today. would
be given to bench-warmers in parks,
club idlers and men who spend their
time in pleasurable but non-productive
sports.
Sheriff Knott's proclamation to oilers
concludes with this warning: sThe
possession by any man Of money, prop
erty or income sufficient to support
himself will be no defense for idieness
The penalty IL q fine Of 800, or Inn
prisonment for three months. or both"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13
ALEXANDR|AAFFA|RS

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April ls.-The
Wednesday morning at the Hotel Bel
voir. is thought to be that of DR.. Moran
ity, formerly Of Gettysburg, Pa. and
recently Of Harrisburg, Va. according
to a letter received today by Chief OF
Police Goods from Charles W. Culp,
chief of police at Gettysburg. Later a
telegram from H. H. Vert, 604 North
18th street, Harrisburg, Pa. asked that
the body OF DR.. Morarity be prepared
for burial, to be shipped to Gettysburg
Mr.. Vert said that DR.. Morarity was
his father-in-law. The deceased came
to the hotel Tuesday afternoon, and
registered as M. ]. Moretz. Winches-
ter, Va" His body was found the next
morning and Coroner Jones decided
that death was due to apoplexy. A
label In the coat worn by the man led
to the Identification. The body Is now
at Wheatley's mortuary chapel.
John Temple Graves, George R. Pear
SON and Miss Katherine Synon, the last
named of the national women's liberty
loan committee, will speak at the mass
meeting ats O'clock tonight In tho opera
house under >tiie auspices Of the local
liberty loan committee. At meeting
Of the committee last night Leo P. Har-
low, chairman Of the local committee
named the following campaign commit
tee to act as an executive eommittee.
Julian Y, Williams. chairman; George e.
WaFfeld, Harry Hammond, Robert l.
Payne and L. Ruben.
The following were named-ng a COM
mfttee on advertising and publicity:
Harry Hammond. L. Ruben and D. H.
Mcfarland. - ~
John H. Trimyer. w. H Sweeney,
A. D. Brockett and a member of the
women's committee-the latter yet to
be appointed-wiil compose the COM
mites TO visit schools. -;
The committee on speakers and meet
ings Is Gardner L. Boothe, john H.
Trimyer. Charles H. Callahan ana Mar
tin p. Greene.
The sale OF liberty bonds today has
lar mark, which is more than a third
Of the allotted amount for this city. No
canvassing has been done thus far.
This ts pleasant surprise to the men,
bers OF the committee.
The Hotel Belvoir, formerly the Ram
mel. now under the management of W.
b. Whitaker. viii be opened at O'clock
Monday night with a banquet. Twenty
five per cent of the receipts of the
banquet will be donated to the Red
Cross The ladies of the Alexandria
Chapter of the Red Cross are in charge
Of the tickets.
In the circuit court James W. Devers
qualified as administrator of the estate
OF Raymond A. Devers, and Mrs.
frankie R. Howell was appointed adj
ministratrfx of the estate of C. w.
Howell. .-4- 49,
Patriotic songs were sung by Kenneth
Clarke of Washington. at an entertain-
m men given this afternoon IN the parish
hall of Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church, under the, 4auspfeesI AZ ma
Cameron Club. Gardner L. Boothe de-
ilvered an address on the third liberty
loan bonds. a!1.- -
John W. Loving. a former resident Of
this city. died last night in Washing
ton. The body will be brought here
and taken to Wheatley.s mortuary
chapel to be prepared for burial. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13
CORN SCARS, ADVANCES
ARE NOT MAINTAINED
Warnings Against skyrockstins
Help to Relax Upward Tension
Of Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 1s.-corn has gone
soaring this week, chiefly owing to re-
Hpvsi Of the maximum price limit on the
July delivery, bat extreme advances were
not maintained. Compared with q week
ago, corn this morning was up l cent
tor tbs May option and July was 4h
drove ths figures ut which new style trad
ing began. Oats showed q rise OF y to
III and provisions Of ~ to Is.
Activity In ths corn pit broadened under
the stimulus Of a restoration OF more or
isas normal conditions 70 far as price
limits we're coneernsd and because Of re-
vised rules in othsr vital particulars The
amount Of business permitted to any sin
gle fntereet, however, was still restricted
and yesterday sharp hints were given
that speculative operations would bs cut
down to tho vaniShing point II any at
tampts ct skyroei<stins achieved prpmi-
nsnca Such warnings helped relax tina
upward tension Of the market. and 70,
too. did . prospect that II the ascent Of
values continued Chicago would be flooded
with receipts.
Oats bulEsd with corn. notwithstanding
favorable crop conditions and despite
virtual suspension Of ssaboard demand.
Provisions sympathi4sd with the upturn
Ttn grain and also responded to higher quo
tatiens on hogs and to decreased packing
wsst