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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

INK breakfast table. swspped tales OF
real trench or homeslck camp lie be-
tween huge bites OF toast, ham and
eggs, doughnuis and coffee, and
rushed away never 10 be sen again
by the little women.in. waiting who
50 tirelcssly serve from break Of day
lar into the night,
Sidney Mcneil OF Aliu,. and G. I.
Crookham Of Yukon were near nrigh-
bors Joo/lI Cline Of Dallas, w. J..
Wisdom Of Fort Sill. Lieut.. Charles
T. Howard Of Chicago. rushing back
from tcn.diy iuflough 10 Fort SAM
Houston, Texas. ] W. Harmon OF
Cabool, Mo, Scrgi Jane, n Lopez
Of Baton Rouge. La. and Private
Fred W Salyman oi New York we,c
among the boys, nearly al OF whom
wore discharged chcvfons
Make the "Amghly Dollar" d.,
tic LSfd, work by giving TO tic
Armenian relief campaign February
$40
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FORD EAGLES
FAULTY, CLAIM
Workman Says Boats Are
Badly Designed,

WASHINGTON, Ian. 2l-liarry
+. Leroy OF Saginaw, Mich, formerly
employed as constructor at the Ford
Detroit boat plant. testified before the
house naval committee today that the
Eagle boats built for the navy at the
plan, we're seriously faulty in design
and construction, He said the walls
Of the craft were weak, particularly
about the engines and fire room.
Leroy said most Of the workmen a,
the Ford Shipyard we're foreigners,
including many Germans and Aus
trians, unable to understand their su-
perin,ender,s Who had to give orders
by signs
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"MELTING POT" AT
RED CROSS CANTEEk

That the canlecn hut serves a. \
social center and melting pot Tor hun.
dredS Of dnughboys who form the
Passing Show OF 1919" was a fact
today. Texas. louisiana. New York.
Oklahoma, Illinois and Missouri sol.
dlcrs gathered around the early morn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
SEATTLE SHIP
WORKERS QUIT
25,000 to 10000 Demand
81 an Hour,

SEATTLE. Wash. JAN y Sc
attic ,hipyard wofgucu numbering.
according 10 their leaders. between
l5.CoO and Dom, struck today ior
higher pay The men demand 81 an
hour for mechanics and 81 and ~ a
day Tor helpers and apprentice,
\ federal wage adjustment board
recently awarded the unions basic
scale oi S1is cents per hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
FRENCH WOMEN
SEEK REVENGE
Would Make Huns Pay for
OutrageS,

PARIS. Jan. 2l-French women
have addressed a petition to the mem
bcr OF the peace conference asking
justice ~ the name oi thousands OF
women, young girls and children,
who. II Is set forth, were systematic.
ally torn from their families and sub
lecici 10 various forms OF ill-,reat-
mcnl at the hands Of the Germans
during the var The petition add,
In order forever TO prevent the re
curlrnrc Of such atrocities. we ask
that those who executed them and
those who ordered them be con.
dcm1ed a. criminals OF the common
law"
SiNly dollars will save a lie How
many will YOU save, Armenian relief
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BRAKEMAN DIES
IN TRAIN WRECK

BEAUMONT Texas. Ian. 2l-W.
A. Nagoner dl years old, a brake
man, was killed Yesterday when the
TcNdS and New Orleans railroa
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No SMOKING RULE
IN LOCAL Y. NJ
Statement Of General SeCre-
tary Has No Effect Here,

smoking laws in Young Men,
Christian associations throughout the
country are TO be done away with
according TO an announcement made
by the national general secretary OF
the Y. NJ. {. A. today.
Such change IN policy will not
affect the local institution as much as
might be supposed. To date there
have been no rules restricting smok
ing privileges here.
We are against cigarets, but any
man may smoke his pipe or cigar
here SAID Robert B. Wedding, gen
cral secretary, today. when a man
reaches mature years do not believe
that smoking is especially injurious
10 him. With boys II is different. We
have been no rules restricting smsk
will he no mlnghng of men and boys
~ the building and consequently |
see uo reason Why the older men
should not hc permitted to smoke,
We will allow no smoking among the
boy, uudf any conditions
here Is no reason why a man
shouldn't smoke in the lobby" added
W. { Hunter physical director 81
have always considered 1t very inIuri-
Gus ior men to inhle fumes OF to-
baccp while engaged in violent exef
else and for that reason. no ono
whether he be spectator or partlcl-
pant in the events themselves will be
permitted to smoke in the gymnasium
or the swimming pool
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

Would YOU lc, child s,arve Sc
dea,hp You can help save AWlE
children by subscribing TO the Az.
menian relief campaign, February
40
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"They shall not perish" Give 10
The Armenian rclct camnaIgn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
MALE HELP WANTED

COMPETENT auto mechanic and driver
wants TO drive parties on summer
trip. Call w =. Collins, Maple 1853.
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3guOSSIVO nVUb ~ sIIS
{ ~ saeek-aay c(aasiifo1 advsrtlsne
epH v eSth papsrs o. one price, Hun.
~ kIsleMan ons issue sAms rate ~
Word Line inch
o. s,ms, Daily Otiaho.
80 sal 4Inss. 10 i:c 3l.t
tGfoS timSe, l,Gtly OKLA '.
AsGaaa and Timss. PEI. 49,
- -: :.;:'';i,iiii:h.;,.,;i ;,ii::hor.:n |'e 70 i"
Ast rtmss. RI day..i lie 10 :"
Z a. rinea per day. i i.sc 10 81
Nguse az words 10 the lIns. twelve
VI" Rse%s . =; ~ ne Rent. Boarding and si,ua.
stoa WsntSd. both OkiahomAn and
Times, l l.sc par word. Thls rate does
not tnelvte Houses or Store Rooms For
Classified contracts rates for Okla.
homan and Timss--S 900 lines to bs used
within one year from date Of contrSc'
ps contract for three lines daily for one
year &c per line each ISSUE copy
changed ~ often 40 desired.
No I'd accepted tor lees than ssc,
Okl.AHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
1T r" ADS will bs run thirty days
only, when renewal win be solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS win not b
run longer tt,n thirty Gays without a
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are duS
ana payable the same day first inser'
tion of ad appears. tAll out of.town
want ads and all wanted to rent. situn-
tions wanted. and household goods ads
are positively caah IN advance)
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
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CLOSING HoURs-Ai want ads TO
star in Tho oklahoman must be In the
office by p. m on the Gay before n,
ads for The Sunday OklahomAn must
be In the office. by $40 p. m. satur.
days All want ads 10 start In Times
must be IN the business office not lstn
than II 80 o'clock on the day OF publi'a. a..
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BLIND ADS-No answer 10 blind ads
viii be given unless ticket 10 presented
showing key number when placins blind
ada Answers TO out of-t0wn blind ads
viii bs forwarded without cost
CHARGED AT the ssme rate ~ cash ad,
ana collections will be made at your
bone or office tho same day first IN
Sertion OF ad appears; this ID an accom- ,
moda lion service and payments should
a.Wsys bo made promptly when bil, II
presented. Always ask your telephone
I'D 20 % repeated back TO you oy tns
telcph1ns nd taker 10 make sure ihn'
n has b. en- correctly taken. Tho ok'a
homau Times cannot assume resror'
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PHONE rBX.b
ASK FOR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

Woman to manage home
laundry Must have experience In
laundry work, Phone Walnut ZOO
WANTED-5 bright. capable ladies' TO
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers;
So to $50 per week; railroad fare paid.
Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co. Dept.
79s. Omaha. Neb
WANTED 80 Experienced bookkeeper
and stenographer for general insur'
Bucc office. This is good permanent
position to the right party. Only ex-
pctienced persons need reply; state
ago and reference. A-63. Oklahoman.
WANTED-ES Experienced maid, Jeffer-
son hotel. l05 South Broadway.
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WANTED--TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT or & room
bungalow or cottage with garage
must bo well located; reasonably near
school building. best OF care guaranteed.
Call Manager. Walnut ?3lf.
WANT TO rent or s-room house by
July L.. for self and son; both en-
ployed at state capitol: no small chill.
dren; close to car line. In good neigh
borhood Answer BOX 81, State Capitol
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CARPENTER repair and buildins
Call Maple 2l6b. c. J, Peterson.
CALL j Z. JONES for all kinds Of
carpenter work and repairs Roof
work n speciality Night phone, Maple
222T.P: dsy phone. Maple sos
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

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BY mail. one year. - .;;,;'s9 !"
Nv Mall one year with THE SUN
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Nv agent. carrier or newsboy.
cents copy or 10 cents "A week
In Oklahoma city.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES evening"
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in Oklahoma City and Vicinity. per
week. &c cents ,-
All unsolicited mnnuscripts' nNers
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Al the t,ek OF the owner. Ths Oklahoma
Pub,,shirx company expressly repudl-
atss any responsibility for their safe
custody or return.
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WANTED Experienced Mnrnello op-
orators SALARY s25 weekly and com
missicn. Vogue Marinello Shop. Tulsa
Okla.
FIRST CLASS millinery makers and
saleslr dies wanted highest wnTes
paid Francis ri hardson Hat shop.
l?a ~ Robinson
WANT woman 10 assist with house
work and care ~ children want some.
one willing to 60 on trIr. Maple st9
WANTED-E -E1perlenccd lady 10 work In
tailor shop. 3ls West drnnd
WANTEp-A cook for Commercial ho-
tel, Love hotel, Purcell, Okla.
WANTED Mnnrle girls Apply Mt Elk
Laundry. us N HUDSON.
WAITRESS wanted and laundry;
must hc experienced. Hunts Lunch.
Iis N Robinson.
NrED-Slx women for flat iron
mnngle work New State Laundry. 100
=. Francis.
WHITE sirl for light houseworl: room
rnl hoard, family OF two. A7G. Ok
lnhomNn.
ll-YEAR.O orphan glri desires a
home with reliable couple In city.
A-72. care ohlnhomnn.
WANTED At once, al-round white
cook. good salary Peoples Cafe. Wau-
risa, Okla.
WAITRESS wanted. Hotel Hutsel,
Okeene. Okla.
GRADUATE nurse wanted for manager.
DIR. II. Nye's hospital, Osborne. Kan.
YOUNG LADY M fiiins clerk and tele.
phone operator. for large automobile
company. Must bs competent and ac-
curate. Asa, oklahoman.
YOUNG LADY as billns clerk for large
automobile company Must bc good
at tlsures cond n good typ,st A.10.
Oklahoman.
WANTED Laundry help ~ all kinds
White Swan Laundry. 1915 Broad.
Wv CIey,e.
WANTED--Good cook Tor smalI fam.
ily: ono vino will insist with general
work; references required Call Maple
6ia. Of In person. bi1 wslt ~
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EXPERT OFFER ,TOR Tor EIlott Fish.
{. Posting Mnc'ire wanted NJ once
See Mr. L"on. main floor, Rorrhaugh
Brown u G.. Co
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sALESMEN WANTED.

~~-~~~
WANTED - -Four expsrisnced sales
men for city and country. men with
cars preferred; " you have experience
you can easily clear from US to SioO
a week. Cali at 40 w. Reno st..
Oklahoma City. Okla.
TEN sAIrsME,s WANTED.
You can make 500 to $3.50 per week
selling our small tracts OF decided OIL
land Ten TO one easier sold than
stock and pays better Hurry II you
want best territory, Co-0petative
Land Co. ,25 Baltimore Bldg. Okla
homa City.
Statesmen wanted 10 sell shares In
crackerJack oil proposition; pay cash
commission. Monarch Investment Co..
Blackwell. Okla.
WANTED = Field saissmanassr; one
that can deliver the go0da We have
a proposition that will appeal To any
energetic and ambitious salesman that
has Ability TO hire and take charse OF
the salcsnen IN his territory. Answer
In person. i2U w. Reno.
OH Income certificates provide ~
sickness. disability. old ags IiiI
denth; one pricc 10 all; no lexamina :
tion; fully paid y 10 years : mcnths
dividends many times more than he
has invested during the paying period ;
this 70 no speculation but . high class.
scientific Investment and protection
contraa. attractive and interesting 10
all, 10 capable producing Aissmsn Of
un9usstichaeis integrity. who ere BIZ
enough 10 handle 4 dlptrict. ~ wM
givc scntrncts which Sifl yield greater
returns for the effort and ability put
forth. than frpm any similar position
available In the state today. The MI
tual Investment Company. 37e West
Main ~. Oklahoma city
FOR CRY and state ON best selling
line much used commodities
Sti aight commission. Liberal Excel.
lent opportunity ~ straight or eide
line. Suitable for men or ladies'. Ok
lnhomn Deodorant Co. % West snt
et. GU.
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TAILORS
WANTED
AT TIE
3. q NJ.

WANTLp-An cxperienccl uur 10y
Is 10 20 years OF Rgc. dlsD an cNprr.
fenced tN washer. Apply Nutonal Cafe
| S'oclynr,ls
| W A y TED -- EXP ericncei prcssers
French Unique Cleaners and Dyers
| Sli, n Hudson.
WANTED-Young man bookkeoper and
stenogrnpher. Capitol Steel 4 Ice Co.
SIS Y Broadway,
WANTED - Young man stcnographer:
permanent position with manufnctur-
Ing concern. Larkn Packer Co, Bart
lesvillc, Okla.
WANTED Experienced man. telephone
work, both switchboard and outside
work sasakwa Tel Exch.. Sasakwa.
Okla.
CITY SALESMAN for high grade phon-
! oeraph; not house -to-house; must be
| forcefm. Of best character, experience
not necessary. but flonters undesired.
| correspondence confidential; this ls M
| opportunity not presented often. B-bib,
/ Oklnhoman.
| WANTED--Good floor layers steady
work. Phone Maple iO27-J or call at
t23 East 10th
| WANTED AT ONCE--Two young men.
travel with manager, car. soliciting
rural trade. MINK Art Co, Anadarko,
| Okla.
SAFETY RAZoRs sHARPENED,
Good rs New.
single Edgs Blades '.'''.''''' xhc doh
| Gillette nlades ...........,.... lsc dor
Hair Edge Razor Co.
Lobby Baum Bldg. oklahoma city.
WANTED Machinist operator printer:
.l,a ~.
phone Herald. Iowa Park. Texns
WE DESIRE a few energetic men. Just
out Of service II an oil stock with
merits. Can Rose Investment Co., sol 3
HerskowltI BldR. Oklahoma city.
DiNTEi locomotive engineer Apply
Dolese Bros. Co, West 18th
WANTED-so -soemaker to take charge OF
Excelsior Shoe Shop, All. Oklahoman
BAtBER-ht once. Al man. ray G5
percent. $50 e. rnntce for rood rnn
wirn me ut once D. NJ Grady. Hugo
Oh.l
; WANTEp-icod ~ arund truggist
Dr. \ r. HOBBS. Hinton. Okla. write
or rhone.
SAFETY kAzORs sHAiu'ENED
Double edges ............,...5 5bc dossn
sihgie edges ................... ..5c dofen
MsI 10 ~ - "'''' '''
THE SAFETY RAZOR MAN"
200 west Main III p 4 H. store.
WANTED-ii. D eho desires good oil
country location. Write Wallace
Drug Store, Writ. Okla. for particu.
| lars.
WkNTEb-At oncr. n man. who can
furnish us with proper recommenda- =
tion 20 net ss distributor for tho Okla
homn CRY territory, this will require n
man n good appearance with plenty
busineBs ability Address pIl corn
municat tons TO Roy ID Kingsley, GIG
Taylor St. Amarillo. Texas.
PRINTER wANTFD-Good Job man
Union; etcady situation. good work
ina conditions. Telephone Hommes-
Wilson Wsiher, Oklahoma City
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sALESNEN wanted 10 sell shares IN
big oil company, something nsw-a
crackerJack oil proposition; pay cash
commission. Monarch Investment Co..
RlackWel Okla
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MALE .YELP WANTED.

NASrED-tIne FIRST ,Iass machinist
two common msehinists: steady 20.
siliona Dewey Portland Cement com.
iaI's i"~,y DkIn.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
MARKET REAcT|ONARY;;
LOWER TREND SHOWN

NEW YORK, March 24.-Disturbing
foreign adyices and tomorrow's holi-
day combined to effect considerable
irregularity at the outset of today's
stock market. This was most evident
in shares which recently were the
center Of bullish speculative interests
United States Steel opened with a
sale Of 5000 shares at 9s% to ssh
against last Saturdays maximum OF
1905.
Later steel recorded a further re-
action, oils, motors and equipments
also yielding variably.
Trading in rails was exceedingly
light, marked firnness being shown
by Reading.
Liberty bond prices during the fore
noon were: Three and halfs, 1902;
first As, 94.2S; second As. 1888; first
Ans, 94.34; second Ans. $3.50; third
AIS, $500 fourth Ans. $3.50.
Trading Cautious and Moderate.
Trading was cautious and moderate
during the morning. but a better tone
developed after the first half hour.
This was mainly due to the strength
of coppers. which rose l to 2 points
On an uucApcCkcO ocludAu NY SOAS S4AAA
ers at materially higher prices.
Food shares such as American Su-
gar and Wilson Packing. also Indus
trial Alcohol and Royal Dutch Oil,
were strong, but other oils. equip
ments and the entire steel division
denoted further pressure. which re-
.laxed partially at noon.
Foreign exchange. especially Ital-
ian remittances. continued unsettled.
Further Concessions Recorded.
Specialties made further concessions,
reacting to points from last weeks
final prices.
Steels and sugars also declined, and
gains in coppers were largely can
celed on news of the lower Anaconda
dividend.
American International and Sinclair
were the active and strong features.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
CERTIFICATES COVER
50 PER CENT OF LOAN
si
Situation Has Bearing of Possibil-
ity Of Another Bond Issue
This Summer.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

Eight issues of Treasury certificates
have been sold in anticipation of the
next victory loan. the campaign for
which will start April 81. Over 80
per cent of the anticipated amount of
the victory loan. according to the best
Information said to he $6.000.000.O .OO0.
has been covered through the sale of
certificates. the exact amount of the
various issues being S4926.615,500
This would seem to indicate that
the Trea sury Department will be an
ticipating income taxes and perhaps
another bond issue in the summer
months, unless the income tax in
Stallment payments will enable the
Treasury to delay future financing.
There is some talk of diSpoSinS OF
the sixth loan. if it shall be necessary.
directly to the banks of the country.
they, in turn, to fill orders for the gen.
eral public. thus avoiding the strenu-
ous campaign such as has attended all
the liberty bond sales.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT,

The wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about as follows:
EGGS-Strictly fresh. 80: average
receipts, So; southern, '38.
CHEESE-New York state factory,
whole milk. 32h.
BUTTER - Standard Creamery, 69a
sek.
LIVE PoULTRY-Roosters per h..
%; turkeys, per h., 40a45; chickens,
spring, per h.. 45a55; hens, per h., 80;
keats, young. each. 60a70.
DRESSED POULTRY - Fresh killed
spring chickens. per lb.. 4Sa50: hens.
per h., ISAAC; roosters, per h., 25; tur-
keys. per lb., 40a4S.
PORK-Small and neat. 20: medium,
%; heavy, 18a20.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per bbl,
6.00a12.50; western, per box, 3.50a5. 90; ;
California lemons, 4;ooa45o; grape
S. 50a6.50; Florida, 6.0Oa7.Q0.
VEGETABLES-Pota No. 1, 2.Ooa
ESQ per standard barrel; No. 2. LOCAL rs !;
per basket, 2.o0a700; peppers. per crate.
6. .00aS.00; okra, per quart. 20a25; rad
ishes. per 100, 2.5oa5.O 90; cucumbers. per
basket, 6.ooas.oo; eggplant, s.5Oa6.oo per
crate; cabbage, I.5OaS.OO per basket; |;
beets, 2.5Oa3.0O cwt.: lettuce, 1.00a6. 90
per basket; Florida celery. 3.00a4.50
per crate; celery, per dozen, 1.25:
romaine lettuce, 1.O0a3. 90; squash. s.O0a
500 per crate: spring onions, 1.50a2.50
per 100 punches; onions. per 100-lb.
bbl: kale. 1.50a2. 90; tomatoes. Florida,
S.5oa5.50 per box; peas. 1.50a2.00 per
basket
LIVE Sheep. per lb., SAT;
lambs. spring. per lb.. Is; calves. per
pound. 18. -.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
PLANS RECONSTRUCTION
OF FRENCH UTILITIES
Minister of Public Works Would
Spend Six Billion Francs in
Northeastern Section.

PARIS. March % (French Wireless
Service).-The expenditure of more
than 6.00o.00O, 900 francs in the re-
organization Of communication in
northeastern France is planned by Al
bert Claveiile, minister of public
works. In report to President Poin-
care the minister says that 900, ,00O, 900
francs should be expended for the
construction of new main railroad
lines. S75.ooo.Ooo francs for the con-
struction Of local railway lines, $780,
100000 francs for the reconstruction
ing and rebuilding roads and 600
100000 for the reconstruction and i'm.
provement of maritime ports.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
ABANDONS CAR AND 48O'
|. HALF P|NTS OF WHISKY
Baltimore Holder of the Motors
License Arrested-Other Alleged
Bone-Dry Violations.

Lieut.. Stoll. Sergt. Hood and Police
man Cox of the tenth precinct, on
duty at Queen Chapel road and the
District line early yesterday morning
watching for violators of the Reed
bone-dry law. sighted a high-powered
car approaching the District at high
speed. The police signaled its oc-
increased the speed of his car. and at
18th and Irving streets northeast the
car was ditched.
It's lone occupant quickly abandoned
the machine, crossed a field and soon
was out of sight. Ten cases contain
ing $50 one-half pints of whisky and
80 other ha1f-pint bottles were found
in the automobile.
Eugene L. Landers, holder of the au-
tomobile license on the liquor car
whose address was given as 1O2 Pop
lar street, Baltimore, was arrested IN
that city. Detective Bradley Of the
tenth precinct arranged to go to Ba1ti-
more this afternoon and request that
Landers be surrendered for trial mere;
Charles w. Powell, colored. employed
as a butcher, charged with violating
the bone-dry law, was sentenced In
Police Court this morning to pay a
fine of SIS or serve ten days in jail.
Powell was arrested Saturday night
as he left the Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis train at 18th and II
streets northeast, having in his pos
session one quart of whisky and one
pint of gin.
Addie L. Woods, charged with vio-
lating the Sheppard law, trafficing in
whisky. was sentenced to serve $50
days in Jail and pay a fine of $500,
and in default of payment of the fine
to serve an additional $50 days.
Frank Brawner, co1ored. 1S40 18TH
street, was arrested by Sergt. Stott,
Detective Harney and Policeman
Mansfield of the fourth precinct and
charged with selling liquor in viola
tion of the Sheppard law.
Policemen Benham and Lowery yes
terday arrested Oscar P. Court. 1347
Park road. and Ernest E. Pons. 251S
18th street, and charged them with
violating the Reed bone-dry law.
Samuel Blackwell, colored. 1913 Vir-
ginia avenue southwest, was arrested
in South Washington yesterday by
Sergt Stott. Detective .Harney and
Policeman Mansfield of the fourth
precinct for alleged violations of the
Sheppard law.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
DRIVES TO MlNEOLA
IN Teeth OF A GALE

MINEOLA, N. Y. March 24.-Driving
into the teeth Of seventy-five-m mile
gale that at times virtually stopped
the progress of his big plane, Capt.
Lerpy N. Francis of the Army avia-
ton service landed at Hazelhurst
Field at 5:06 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
after a trip from Washington con-
suming three hours and six minutes.
Capt Francis brought as passen-
gers Col. Hartz, commander of Boil
ling Field. Washington; two other
officers and an enlisted man.