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POSITION wANTED-A position as
stenographer. by two ladies. Apply
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
I HAVE $4,000 and services to
invest in a good going bust
ness. What have you to offer?
No attention paid unless full
particulars given in first letter.
Address, Opportunity, care of
Journal. COLL
Female help :. ;. :. :.
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COP SALE OR RENT-Six room house
~ two acre lot just out of city limits,
- Tar from car line. Fruit trees, grape
vines, out buiid i'm So GOOD place Tor
nrics less than cost of house. Easy
terTns. Address Y. w. T., Journal. 6007
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POSITION WANTED
WtANTED-PoSition as paper ruler
Address IT. S.. care of Journal
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POSITION wANTED-An A mo. ]
stenographer wants position. Can alst
do clerical work. Apply T. d. Care
of Journal.
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Phone 1900
From z a. m. to
z p. IN.
FOR SALE

~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~<~<.
r6R SALE - One Buck Six,
s975; one Buick four( $500;
ore Saxon six, $500; one Stude-
baker six, $500; one Overland,
$40: one Chevrolet, $500; one
Buick Six, $1,000. G. H. Hays,
n n Palafox. 5S12
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FOR SALE-Two select resi-
idence Lots on North Hill at a
sacrifice. Apply 3D." care Of
Journal. 5195
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WANTED-A second hand four or
five passenger Dodge, Buick or Ov-@
erland. Must be In good condition
Phone 911T rings Between 1880 and
1880 P. M. GOES
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NEGRO IN WAR-New book, COM
plete, the only war book fair to col
ored people, millions will be sold, big
hit, big outfit. % cents. Write quick.
Jenkins Publishing Co., Washington,
D. G.. 1894
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WANTED TO BUY

and bedding. Stoves, all kinds, sew
ing machines, old mattresses and Get :
ton. Wilson's Exchange. 230 North
Tarragona street 5978
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WANTED-One tug boat with 100 to.
$50 H. p. Crude Oil Engine Give
full description, where boat can be |
seen and best cash price to Teas (,
Gravel and Sand Co.. Houston, Texas
1853
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WANTED TO BUY-We buy 4
#. cord wood for fuel, both
Pine and Oak. Write us for
prices and shipping instructions.
Stearns Lumber & Export Com
pany, Pensacola, Fla. 5787
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FARMS co.

227 Heard Bldg, Jacksonville, Fla.
FOR SALE-Ford Truck A No 1 con-
itfon. w. L. Sessions, Gonzalez, Fla.
1858
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FOP SALE-Studebaker 800" Roadster
$4,000. Good condition. Good tires.
Best buy in town for shipyard employee
who needs car every day. Address c. F.
Harper, care Journal or Phone 278.
5S97
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CABBAGE PLANTS - Frost
proof varieties only, Charles
ton Wakefield, Drumhead. Sue
cession, Early Fiat Dutch, Early
Summer, by Express $500 per
thousand; 5000 lots, $3.50 per
thousand; by prepaid parcel
post, first to third zone, $3.50
per thousand. Asparagus and
rhubarb root. Send for our
plant catalog. Coden Nurseries,
Coden, Alabama. If
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WANTED-Boys bicycle, IS inch frame.
Apply 500 N. Reus st. 5SS7
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WANTED-By young couple
without children, two rooms
suitable for light housekeeping
in a pleasant district. North or
East Hill preferred. Will ex-
change reference. Want place
by the tenth of this month, but
will rent sooner. Address Jour-
nal. 1929
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wANTED-Young lady desires position
in office, clerical work preferred. Can
use typewriter. Address w. J. c., care
Journal
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WANTED TO RENT-Young man refined
wants ROOM or room and board in pri-
waite home with modern conveniences,
close in or near Bay Shore line. Monroe,
care Journal. $500
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"woRLD WAR HISTORY

Complete, Authentic, Pictorial book,
well written. Big profit. Act quick
Outfit 25c r. L. Phillips Publishing
Co. Atlanta, Ga. & Waco, Texas. Adj
dress nearest office. 1895
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wANTED-Two white delivery boys with
bicycles. Apply Central Pharmacy. i61 8
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WANTED-A good cook. male or female,
colored preferred. good wages. Apply
Immediately to S. A. Friednnan's Cafe,
52a5
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WANTED-Boy to work In printing office.
Apply Mayes Printing Company, II West
Government street.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE JOURNAL.
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wANTED-Two colored porters. Apply
Merchants Hotel. 1921
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U. S. Government Peace Positions
open. Men 16 or over. Women, IS
or over. $50 to $3.50 a month. Work
in your home section. Paid vacations.
Common education sufficient. Pull
unnecessary. List positions open-free
Write immediately. Franklin Institute
Dept. 81 X. Rochester, N Y. $500
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rNyTNCIBLE strain White Wyandottes
Coclerels, Matching eggs, baby
chicks. Fine laying strain. Catalogue.
psfer Jersild, Roscoe, Alabama.
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wANTED-Bright boy. Prefer one me-
chemically inclined. good chance for
advancement. Apply Reynolds Music
House.
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LOST-A red sweater on West Garden or
Chase street. Finder return to Jour-
nal o. ce and receive reward. 1868
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wANTED-Young man office assistant.
must be good penman, accurate in
figures. Apply in own hand writing. A
B., care of Journal. 1922
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WANTED-Capable o. .ce porter, with
references. Knowles Bros. Agency,
EOS S. Palafox ST., Phone %. $3.50
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WANiED-l5 to 20 laborers,
Soc per hour, 9-hour day. APP
- waet of. Little Bayou bridge
TO road foreman. 476O
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WANTED-Young man, educated, ex-
perienced as a salesman in store, and
in ce work, would like to put in idle
hours between five and ten o'clock of
evening in some kind of work. Address
Civil Service, care Journal. 595S
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AGENTS-Reversible 2 in 1 raincoat
and overcoat. New Never on the
market before. Credit given. Outfit
free. Milton Raincoat Co., 7O9 Cotton
ST, Dayton, Ohio. 596Sb
AGENTS WANTED-S30O before
Xmas absolutely guaranteed to Pa
triotic Agents, especially soldiers or
sailors distributing Star of Victory.
place for soldiers or sailors photo.
Sells everywhere service flag is dis
played. $3.50 profit. FIashtric, 21s
Clinton, Chicago. 5e6sa
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FOR SALE-Forty acre farm between
Atmore and Canoe, Ala, In heart of
great fruit belt Price $500 per acre.
Easy terms. Dyson Simpson. Canton
ment, Florida. $3.50
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SAI1ESMAN-For general mercantile
trade in Florida, to sell NEW pro-
position OF MERIT. Attractive COM
mission contract for balance of year
and 10. $35 weekly for expenses.
Miles F. Bixler Co., Wholesale Jewel
ers. 3449 Carlin Bldg. Cleveland, Ohio.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-12-08

FOR SALE-Gentleman's wardrobe
trunk used one journey only Apply
Monday, Number 6, West Chase street.
60O9
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FOR SALE-One pair of good mules,
cheap. Address 403 N. Davis st. 1919
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statesmen WANTED
w A N T E d
S A i e S NJ A N

SALESMEN-Splend opportunity for
the man seeking to better himself
Advertising Calendars and Novelties.
Liberal commission proposition, Sell
ing season commences January 1st.
The George n. Jung Co.. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
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pep, to act usher in theatre. School
boy can easily fill position. Only one
with something in his head other than
play need apply. Address Live Wire"
care Journal.
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FOUND-Small sum of money in Kress
Store owner may have same by prov
ing ownership and paying for this ad.
1891
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FOR SALE-One five passenger Over
land in good condition. Electric lights
and starter. Phone 1927. 5906
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A good washwoman. Apply 1906 E.
DeSota street. 5000
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FOR SALE-Hogs ana COWS. cheap. APP
ply W. D. Cahoon, 26 z. Garden St.
5e53
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WANTED-A woman to cook and d,
! general house work. Can have a room
premises. Apply Mrs. Frank Wells
1911 e. Gadsden ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS

STRETCHING CURTAINS, laundering
baby caps, nicely done at reasonable
prices. Call or mail card to Clara
Pearson, sos w. Romano st. 1915
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HELP WANTED-MALE


WANTED-An office boy. Apply
Room 504 American National Bank
Bldg. 6O14
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FOR SALE-Large steel safe, gentle
mems dresser, gas stove, kitchen ia
bles, two large pair Fairbanks scales,
chairs, tables, two drawer National cash
register practically new, two hot water
tanks. bookkeeper's desk and writing
table EOS s. Tarragona ST. 1874
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-sh miles
from courthouse, highly improved, 20
,rra farm suitable for truck, chicken or
dairy farm. Write R. p. Reese. Penea.
cola. P. o. Box 1897 1877
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WANTED TO RENT-Five or six room
house in good lacaIity. Permanent. Will
lease. Phone 1172 5oS3
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BE A DETECTIvE-Excel oppor-
tunity. Good Pay. Travel. Write
c. L. Ludwig, S02 Westover Bldg.
Kansas City, Mo. 5944
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$500 a day gathering evergreens, roots
and herbs. Ginseng, $14.00 ID. Bel
yourself. Book and war prices free.
Botanical, 127 New Haven, Conn. 5998
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping. Apply 1918 n. 18th
avenue. 59S5
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AGENTS-$40.0 week. Startling
new hosiery proposition. Guaranteed
for one year. Must wear IL months
or replaced free. G. W. Noble made
$50 in one day. Sworn proof Write
for terms. Guaranteed Hosiery Co..
2909 Cotton ST.. Dayton, Ohio. 5968c
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FOR SALE-One trio fine B. P Rock
young ones. Also some fine young Bel
gian hares. Apply r. E. Coleman, 1911
e. I.aRua St. 6016
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FOR SALE
FLORIDA IMPR0VED FARM

FLORIDA IMPROVED FARM
orty acres, twenty acres cleared, plowed,
fenced. Ready to begin growing crons
House and barn built If desired Flowing
wells. Near large lake. Three crops each
year; Good country school Free agricul-
tural advice. Cooperative marketing.
Healthy location, North-central Florida
Portion crops accepted as part payment
on farm Write today for free illustrated
C0Tru,rYrr
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LOST-WhiIe in Watson, Parker &
Reese, Hannahs Pharmacy or Sprin-
kle's Market, two 20 dollar bills and
one SO bill. Loser needs money.
Finder please return to 1403 N. Davis.
Liberal reward will be paid.
,osT-Friday evening, purse. contain
ing lady's gold watch with inscription.
Under phone 2236. Reward.
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WANTED-A good wide-awake colored
man as porter; settled man preferred.
good wages to man not afraid of work
can use married couple. Address Good
Porter care Journal. Cgive reference
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MEN-Age II to SIS. Experience un-
necessary. Travel; make secret in
vestigations, reports. Salaries: ex-
penSeS. American Foreign Detective
Agency, 1s9 st. Louis. 5s42
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WANTED TO RENT-Refined couple
desire room and board, private family
preferred, not over four or five persons,
centrally located. Address w. care
Journal 60o6
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FOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnish-
ed rooms, reasonable. Apply 126 w.
Zarra gossa St. 5931
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-NavaI officer and
wife desire either furnished apartment
with private bath or small bungalow
NJ M. M, care Journal. 1913
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WANTED-For an executive position.
to man who is willing to work hard
and is elastic enough to absorb our bus
mess methods. We can offer position
with future limited only by the mans
own ability. Apply in own hand writing
sos, care of Journal
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LOST, STRAYED or STOLEN
One red cow about seven
months ago. Should have been
fresh last of October. Liberal re-
ward for any information as to
her whereabouts. Az years old.
Two Sits in right ear. w. III.
Tanton, Route A, Box 294, PEN
sacola, Fla. $500
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FOR RENT-FirSt class board and
rooms, central location, modern con
veniences. Apply 212 E. Gregory st.
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FOR RENT. 8 and roo,a apartments,
furnished. No children. Garage. 1924
East Strong street. Sass
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FOR RENT-To sell my equity of s265 in
$3.50 worth of furniture for 5000 and
will sub lease five room house for $25
per month. House furnished for two
families. Cash or Liberyt bonds. A. B.
c., care Journal. 1856
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FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom, break
fast room and kitchen. Water in kitch-
en-. 1913 E. Romano, Phone 1886.
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WANTED-Position by young lady ex-
perienced in o..ce work and steno-
graphy. At present employed but desires
a change. Do not object to leaving city.
Address K. H, care Journal
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LOST-Silver vanity case with mono
gram H. G. B. Reward If returned to
the Parlor Market. 6013
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FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms, on car
line. Bath, electricity and hot and cold
1884
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Pocketbook containing receipts
and other papers. Owner may have
same by calling at this office, Identify
ing property and paying for this ad. 6012
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LOST-One pair of glasses on either
Palafox or near Wright and Tarragona
Return to 1911 E. Jackson st. SOLE
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WANTED-White an6 colorod help at
Empire Laundry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16
BRITISH

LONDON, April l6-The text Of the
British official statement today fol-
lows
Yesterday evening, preceded by an
intense bombardment, the enemy
launched very heavy attacks against our
positions between BailleuI and Neuve
Eglise. The assault was delivered by
three picked German divisions which
had not been previously engaged in the
battle and II succeeded afte. :. fierce
and bitter struggle in carrying the high
ground southeast and east OF Bailleul,
known as Mount de Lille and Revets-
burg. Our troops on this front have
fallen back to new positions to the north
of Bailieul and Wuverghem. Bailleul
has fallen int, the enemys hands.
This morning fresh G ar1 attacks
are developing in the neighborhood OF
Wytschaete
early this morning the enemy also
attacked southwest OF Vieux Berquin
under heavy artillery and trench mortar
fire, Ut was repulsed.
"A number Of prisoners were taken
by us during the night in successful
minor enterprise northeast Of Robecq.
"On the remainder OF the British
front there was nothing Of special in
terest 10 report"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16
FLAMES DESTROY
ZEPPELIN PLANT
IN GERMAN CITY
Enormous Loss Caused by
MonzeI COnfIagratiOn

GENEVE, Switzerland, April 10
Enormous loss was caused by the fire
which broke out Saturday in the rep
pein works at Manrel, near Friedrich
shafen and destroyed the plant, which
had been transformed for the manu-
facture Of airplanes Of the Gotha type,
according to reliable reports from
Rorschach, on Lake Constance. Vast
quantities of raw materials were burned
and it is reported at Constance that
two large zeppelins and forty airplanes
also were destroyed, comprising the
whole fleet Then al the plant
The number of victims was consid-
cradle, but as the military authorities
are preventing anyone from approach
ing the scene u the fire, the number
of killed and injured could not be
learned
Thc~fire burned all day Sunday, ac-
cording to two Swiss travellers who were
in Fricdrichshaien on Sunday The
fire began with an explosion and there
were frequent explosions throughout
Saturday night and the following dav
apparently due to the bursting OF gaso-
line tanks and hydrogen cyellndsIs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16
Move May FOrerun
Biu Naval Action

In view Of the possible naval actiyi-
ties by ,he Germans to accompany their
land offensive, the news from London
today showing that British naval forces
have been operating in the Cattegat
the strait between Sweden and Den
mark and have sunk ten German
trawlers there, is significant
Beatty in Command.
Still more significant seems the
British announcement, which comes in
a report from Vice Admiral Sir David
Beatty, conhmander-in-chiei Of the
grand fleet This would appear TO in.
dicate that the grand fleet Is out, and
possibly preSages most important nava
Developments, ...... 81.
The operation was -nadertsken yes,st'
day for the purpose Of sweeping the Ca,
tegat OF mines, the report shows. anc
may still he in progresI What futthei
British effort, IL any, the operation IN
plies, cannot we'll he forecast.
Indicative Of Activity.
Il is indicative of intensified British
naval activities, at any rate II not
preliminary TO far more important
operations on the part OF the British
naval forces.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16
BAKER BACK HOME
WITH CONFIDENCE
in ALLIED ARMS
War Secretary Concludes His
tOrlCaI Trip Of 6 Weeks.
PROUD OF OUR OWN ARMY
Achievements Worth Many
Trips Overseas, He Says,

AN ATLANTIC PORT, April 10
Newton D. Baker. secretary Of war, re-
turned to America TODAY after a journey
to Europe impclled by bis desire to con-
Ter with British, French and Italian
military and political leaders regarding
his own country's cooperation in the
war against Germany, and by his wish
also 10 become intimately acquainted
with the American troops under arms ia
France. On this unprecedented mission.
the secretary was out oi the country
about six weeks.
IL return with q sense OF pride
and confidence at the achievements
Of the United States and allied
troops abroad that would Justify
many trips across the water" the
secretary said, as he stepped aboard
. train which will take him to
Washington.
This was the only statement the sec
retary said he cared to make until his
return to Washington. where he prom
iSed a broad review Of his voyage and
It's results.
Shows Complete Optimism.
Those who returned with the secre.
tary said they did not doubt tina, they
reflected Mr., Bakers feeling when they
said that there was complete optimism
and confidence by the peoples Of thu
entente nations that the war would
| be won. .st'' ~H.-f'ks ~ tti1I'
Apparently In perfect physical trim
with color in his cheeks and eager IA
plunge into his duties at Washington
the secretary stepped ashore at $50
o'clock this morning from the deck Of a
ship which once sailed the seas as n
German merchantmen
No Submarines Found,
His trip from Europe had been un-
disturbed by any submarines that might
have lurked in ocean lanes, The wealth
er had been ideal the voyage beautiful
one. Mr.. Baker said
Accompanying the secretary werc
Mai. Gen. W. NJ Black, chief of en-
gineers; Col. N. L, Brett, ordnance de-
partment, and Ralph Hayes, Mr. Bakers
private secretary
Questions asked Of the secretary by
newSpapermen remained unanswered.
mot a Word Now"
mot a word" he said in reply TO
queries as to his opinion regarding the
Irish situation, aircraft production, and
the appeal of Arthur l., Balfour the
British foreign secretary, for the United
States to hurry troops to France. "All
can say Is what | have given you" the
secretary added
Mr.. Baker first learned today of the
death of Senator Stone OF Missouri. II
must expre" my deep regret" he Old.
First Seeks a Seat
The secretary returned to America
on one of the large steamships which
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16
TROOPS At LOGAN
REBEL AGAINST
TRANSFER ORDER
Mutiny Charge May Be Faced
by More Than Hundred,

HOUSTON, Texas, April l6-Ap-
proximately 100 men belonging to
various organizations in the headQuar-
ters trains and military police COM
panies, escaped from Camp Logan yes
terday in rebellion against an order
transferring them to other organizations
in the division. All but two OF them
have been captured and will probably
face charges of conspiring to mutiny
it was announced today
Colonel Clinnin, head of the ammuni-
ton train, expressed the opinion that
the escape undoubtedly was the result
of carefully planned mutinous pro
gram.
Thirty-two of the men were from the
old Fighting Seventh" regiment Of
Chicago, formerly commanded by Capt
Sigmund Newfields, who recently left
the service. A total of l62 men were
included in the order for the transfer
As fast as the men were captured, they
were sent to the organizations to which
they were transferred.