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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22
West Can Manage 1t.

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-Passenger traf-
tic in the middle west and west is alb
normal but the railroads and interur'
bans are handling the extra traffic
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22
WANTED.

WANTED-At once. 10000 dull
safety razor blades to sharpen at
Woodbury's, 1104 Main street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

WANTED-A blacksmith. Call the
American Cement Machine Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

FOR RENT--Storage Don for house
hold goods. clean, dry and free from
eermin. Low insurance rate. Col.
Stationery Co. b..
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Yve room house. 1925
Des Moines, SO per month. Phone
Chas. Nagel, Red 1884.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

bone grinder, good as new. Fred
~tuehlen, Warsaw, Ill.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

DELIVERED BY MISTAKE to wrong
address, a package of dry goods
from the Central store. Please notify
Central store so it can be called for.
Reward.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A Shetland
pony. Phone 1918. Holland 81
Luke.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

LOST-A gold bar pin set with gar
nets. Reward. Phone B-459.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

FOR SALE-Cheap, parlor pool and
billiard table. 4x7 feet. Enquiry
SIG Main street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

NO PAPER CHRISTMAS DAY.
There will be no issue of The Daily
Gate City next Observation-Disclosures
day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

Hunt as Governor.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 22.-The su.
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FOR SALE-1o0 b. soft corn, Coo per
bu., at crib. Enquire Ralph Wright.
Montrose, Iowa, r. l.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

GENERAL AGENT WANTED
large old line life insurance comb
pany has a splendid general agency
opening in Keokuk. Address Insure
ance, care Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

LOST-Red leather p~ocketbook, be,
tween Fourth and Seventh on,
Main, containing bills and changed
Return to this Office. Reward. :
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

FOR SALE-Good cow fresh Janu-
airy; also brood SOW and crib OF
corn. J. A. Roberts.
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Subscribe for The Gate City.
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FIVE BRIGHT, CAPABLE LADIES I'll
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers.
$500 to $4,000 per month. Railroad
fare paid. Goodrich Drug Company.
Dept. 316. Omaha, Nebr.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

FOR SALEIOne bed room suite, mat
tress, ~ktchenette, cheap. Phone
Black 1897 evenings.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

FOR SALE-Old established, pros
porous restaurant. Hl-health only
reason for selling. Henry Schaefer,
1927 Hampshire street, Quincy, Ill.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-22

FOR RBNT-Modern house, HOS
Bank ST. Seam heat. Telephone In
evening. Black 1897. Jas. Judd.
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LOST

LOST-Green door for Overland car,
Return to Third street garage.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, two Columbia
Grafaphones, taken in exchange
for Victrolas. Duncan-SchelI Furn.
Co.
The evening world., 1917-11-08
FREAK FRUIT AN EXHIBIT
At THE FLOWER SHOW

Pears that look like peaches ap-
pies that look like cherries, grapes
OF all sorts. sizes and flayors, chry-
santhemums pink and white and yell
low and crimson and bronze, roses
and v!olcts are on show at the
eighty-slxth annual exhibition OF
the American Institute. which opened
last night In the Engineering Build
Ing. No. 25 West sSth Street. The
exhibition will be open to the public
to-day and tomorrow.
Some Of the chrysanthemum prize
winners we're Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney, Manhasset, l.. l.: Samuel
untermyer, Yonkers: Ralph Pulitzer,
Manhasset, L. l.; Percy Chubb. Glen
Cove, l.. l.: Mrs. Morton +. Plant,
Groton, Conn, and ii. n. Tilford
Tuxedo Park. N. Y. Others with
notable entries included Mrs. II.
Mex. Twombly, Madison. N. J.. and
Mrs. j. Crosby Brown. Orange, N. J.
G. II. Totty OF Madison, N. j.. ex-
hlbited q now variety of rose which
ne has named Columbia" Atten-
ton also was attracted by the school
farm exhibit under the direction OF
Mrs. +. @. Parsons, and a standard
chrysanthemum plant grown by the
Brooalyn Department OF Parks,
raised out OF doors without any sort
OF protection. which had almost 1000
blossoms.
The evening world., 1917-11-08


The only answer can give to these
questions is that The Girl OF the
Golden West" led a celebrated com
poser astray. and TO add that Rudolf
Friml has written very pretty music
by way OF transforming Sweet Kitty
Bellairs' into kitty Darlin'" Frlmrs
score Is charming. The play Is
thing Of simple tricks that might have
been performed by Becky Sharp when
she was cutting her flrst tooth. II
leaves US TO grow old musically.
With more fesh and less voice than
she possessed In earlier years. Alice
Nielsen won her audience flrst or All
with the song when She Gives HIM
Shamrock Bloom" But Miss Mel
sen, unfortunately, left the shamrock
to die on her lips by forgetting from
time TO time the Irish brogue neces-
sary to Kitty. She lacked, too the
sparkle that Henrietta Crosman CAV
to the role in the days that We nav
not forgotten. As q mater OF iacI,
Miss Nielsen never got on spehkhs
terms with her role, though she sahs
pleasingly when the muslcians were
kept downeby their discreet leaueI.
Singing honors, for thet ~ hal.el,
The evening world., 1917-11-08

were carried off by SiuUnte isspero, a
dark, handsome creature with vitality
aud fresh, true voice. Miss Espero
may not live to be famous, but she
In sure to die popular--it know any
thing about women. As Lady Bob
she sang and acted delightfully."-. ANY
man would be only too willing to raise
his hat to her.
Glen Hall. as Lieut.. Vcrney. failed
to live UP to the measure OF n fight
ing man and he sang In the weak
tones OF hopeless tenor. Edwin
Stevens turned the part OF Col. VIII
lers into crying jag amusingly;
Juanita Fletcher shed tears easily as
Lady Standish; Eleanor Daniels was
both agile and clever as Ritty's maid.
and Frank Westerlon displayed n
sense Of character in the part OF Capt.
spicer.
The best singing chorus that has
been heard this season served as first
aid TO Kitty Darlin' I leave
you to find satisfaction in music that
IL old-fashIoned but melodlous.
The evening world., 1917-11-08

81 saw Cutcura Soap and Ointment
advertisement and sent for free sam.
pie. bought more and after using
three cakes Of Cuticura Soap and two
boxes of Ointment was healed. .
tSigned) Mry. Eugenia Clark, Laoons,
N. Y. March 2S, 1917.
Why not prevent these distressing
skin troubles by making Cuticura your
every. day toilet and nursery soap aided
BY touches OF Ointment now and then
to remove the first signs Of pimples,
rashes and dandruH. DO not coniound
these delicate emoliiena with coarely
medicated soaps and ointments.
Fer Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard: "Cuticurs,
Dept. II. Boston" Sold everywhere.
Soap 2Sc. Ointment Is and SOC.
The evening world., 1917-11-08

and little water blisteTs
under the skin. These
caused terrible itching and
burning, and ] could not
keep from scratching. |
could not put my hands In
water. | lost most Of my
finger nails, and the inside
OF my hands would crack
and bleed.
The evening world., 1917-11-08
Dress Goods

DTcbS Soouh
Friday Means Timely Bargains.
Crepe GeerRette-t0 inch-llght
and dark shades. s.,.... Special LII
a5-Ineh Tnffetns-aoft finish. light
shades only--our reg tl.2t.... .7S
a5-I.ch s.tir--light. dark and
medium colurs--value fl45..I.2S
sO-Inch Crepe de Chine--
street and evening shades, includ-
ing white, ivory and black
Naiue Nifp' p''''''''' ''.'.s....ss..I.2 30
a5-Isch Biack Tnffcta.-lustrous
chiffon finish-our reg. tl,9i... .OH
lnch--chlffon finish
--IiHVana and seal brown. myrtle,
forest green, bectroot. plum,
burgundy. navy and black
our reg. t2.SS. yard 1.SS
French serges-4s and 90 inch
very fine twin serge In navy,
brown black--our reg. ass. la
NeIours-5t-Inch-in taupc.
beetroot. brown. myrtle. cactus.
plum. Burgundy, navy and black
Our reg. f2.Si. i..........,.....2 2.l2
Plaid and s,rip~s-4s inch
French serge WCaves In blue and
green. brown ana green, red and
niue, Whlt" ana blue ana other
effective color combinations in
large and small designs
our reg. ti.6S. 6S.,.......,.,......
4I-Inch Granite suitinKs-all wool,
brown. myrtle. Copon., navy and
L,aCk--our reg. .S1........... 81
Table Linens
Towels
Toweling
The evening world., 1917-11-08
Terrible itching and
Bunning Of Eczema on
Hand. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Healed.

Eczema first broke out on the back Of
my left hand with a red, infamed sur
face, somewhat swollen, with pimples
The evening world., 1917-11-08
THE NEW PLAYS
kitty DarHn'"
4 Musical Delight
BY CHARLES DARNToN.

THERE Besco7 Are we before him always
turned
limit?
The evening world., 1917-11-08
Fabrics,
Innings
Friday Mean. Timely Bargains.

Friday Mean. Timely Bargains.
Yard Wide Popiins--best coiors--
also blackburn reg. 81. .... 81
Novelty Dating FianneI-suitable
for women's and children's
entertainments. pajamas. etc.
Special IL
Yard Wide Outing FLANNEL
heavy. fleecy nap--make warm
endorsements for every member
or the family-worth .25. .. 20
Kimoso FIRnseIettss-yard wide
pink. blue. lavender. gray
ground. neat florals. Special 10
siIk Mixed Chiffonette-street
and evening shades. Special .25
Mercerised sateen-good assort-
ment OF light and dark colors-
our reg 'zi''''..'. .21
Fancy sateen-effective floral
designs on light or dark grounds
suitable for coat lining
our reg. ................-. al
Muslins
Spreads
Tickinss
The evening world., 1917-11-08

Friday Means Timely Bargains.
Lo"ol"tr sets three pieces and
irub u'N I,-Igus--
our reg ; so. ...........snIe 800
Rogers Fruit BowIs Fllt-Ilncd-
EraPo h"tder-vaL s. so, sale H.D5
HTend TTRys -duadruplo plntc--
now patterns our res S29j--
sale I.O5
Flower Baskets pierced designs
new patterns elsewhere 81 95
sale 5.05
Rogers ~ Teu-POOn---
plain gud fancy designs
our reg IS 20 do2 .,..,,,,. sale 80
Tablespoons and Forks
Geo match above
our reg, fl.tN o. doE. sale 10
Rogers Berry >pooas-
I OId lcat Forks aud GraNy Ladies
our rex. 80 Sal's..,.., each -
Rogers steel knives aud Forks
,'lIuIr'i NtudI's.. warranted d.
uo..r .oar D,s .3.......... 80
IibIc knives aud Forks
i|n- \n.. .Hu Stool bone and
ebony HiUI|.- .r,t OF % each
our Trs SIT. ............I.SI
Apso .v I.yus s,.r. ted from oar r,.yut
Three Days SlherwaTe saIa
The evening world., 1917-11-08
Friday Offerings in
SWEATER SALE
OF $4,000 Bankrupt Stock
20. X" Knitting Mills

~. k.' Knitting Mills
Items on sale In Dept-. Indicated.
WoMEN'S SWEATERS
swesters-cont styles
nlack--also combination
regular value 23.iS.,......,..2.I
swester.-of brushed wool
ana worsted--fancy and staple
Col9rs-Iegular value 36.94
una F'S''................... d.DI
swcater.-ot brushed wool and
Worsted-oNford. navy. Copeh.,
etc'-WOrth tb9i,............b .bSJ
Fibre SIN sweaters-novelty SHADES
with marabou or contrasting
stripes-rcgular value tt594. .D.Dl
special space-second Floor.
MEMS SWEATERS
sweaters--tiray. oxford and
maroon-all sizes
regular t3iS...........,... 1,33
shaker swsnters--Oxford rolling
eollar-regular value $685.. 2.01
Swentsrs-with and without
collsrs--maJorlty grRy--
regular value tis7. 30
Jer ey sweater Coat.-Erecn.
purple, red. heather, gray, navy
aud black--collarless--
regular value 3t95. 5..........3.3O
Cardigan Jackets-wen made,
with pockets--collarlcss--
black only-all slzes-
regular value $3.50. 30
shaker Sweaters of Fine Wool
oxford, heather. navy and
orange--regular value S.e5. ..6.OT
Special spsce-second and Main
Floors-Men's Section.
GIRLS SWEATERS
swester--Navy. scarlet, cardinal.
Kelly green, oxford. whlte-worsted
also brushed wool---6 to IL years
regular value ts.st..........1.O1
smart sweaters-excellent
weaves-regular value si.s. go
skating sets-Frlnged scarfs--
caps to match--good combinations
Regular value .9s. .85
Regular value tits... .OJ
Regular value .?3s......1.7G
Skating Caps-all wool
regular value SO. 50......... Oh
Special space--seeond Floor.
BOYS SWEATERS-Wool or Worsted
Best styles and Colors
Reg. val r.S.. .O4lReg. val t225.1.4I
Reg. val. 81 %. I .Ob Reg. val. 81 Is 2.17
Special spAce-second a Third Floors
Boys FurnishIpgs section.
Apparel
for
Women and Misses
The evening world., 1917-11-08
Friday Mean. Timely B.rEsin..


Friday Means Timely Bargains.
Women's and MiHses' salts
-ONfords. seTges burellaB and
broadclothB--braid bound, belted
models--mannish or trench
collsrs--ln brown, green. navy
and black
our reg. t2i5O and ,2s.7b...1O.5O
women's and Misses satin Frocks-
pleHted Russian blouse models
satin OF Georgctte collars as
well as n few taffeta and
foulard dresses--Our reg. Sass,
si6.73. and t2i.60..... Special O.O5
women's Twin serge Dresses
becoming models In navy or black,
with white satin COLLABORATION
trimmed-our reg. tb,75,,,..,5.47
Plush Conts-sizes for women and
misses-large fur cOllars--may
be worn with or without belt
our reg. s3i.N. N...,........,.9S.O 90
Flannelette II Imonos-neat floral
designs-elastic shirred-satln
trimmed-also coat models In
pink and blue stripes-amply
scalloped-our req, 1ii7.,...1 1.2O
Corsets
Petticoats
The evening world., 1917-11-08
Wonen's
Underwear

Friday Means Timely Bargains +
wOmen's NiEhtdreSseE-cainhT
nalnsook or muslin--in variety OF
new mOdels--our reg. fl2H ..'' ~
NainsOOk nRtions-yohes OF
fancy lace or embTOld'Ty 80
slightly soiled--uur reg - i.'.. ,OS
QuIIted Vests-lapuues" SIX
90 TO 5O-most comfortable Tor wear
under FAN suit and Dpnis..... 80
Knit Corset Covers
high neCk--Ehort or long sleeves
our reg. .3S.,,.....,,' ,'..''..' '.S
Canton FInnneI Corset Covers
high neCk--tight fitting
sizes 20 to v2..,,.....,,..,,' .oS
rIanneIsttc Night towns
pink or blue and white stripes
with or without collars
braid finish. h.r,,....,,tr.. .,.... -
FInnncIette NiEhtdTesses--
white and Dllurri rIIIpr-
silk scallugrl rol'tfH AMI ..I.#
excellent quality ..... ....... LIS
TlhnneIette paJamR---
White and gOl.rs--tIog finish LIS
Specials IN Womsn's Sweaters also,
The evening world., 1917-11-08

Friday Means Timely Bargains.
Mems siik Neckwear-new fall
shndes-open ends-largs variety
our reg. .6S....,..,...... 10
Meas DOmet PaJamas--soft, heavy
nap-stripes on white ground
elk fTog-our reg. ti,6s,,...I. BIS
Meas Jnderwesr-gray. worsted,
miXed--Winter weight shirts, short
drawers-our reg. ilAs,.,,...1.IS
MEMS Union suits-cream-
Winter weight--our reg ti.S,,I.22
Won MS FIeeced Underwear
v'sii high neck, long sleeves
ankle length drawers-
6ecunds OF ~ qualities. Al
HOys' Part Wool Uhderwenr-
Eray shirts-high neck. long
slrtyes-ankle length draweTs-
"N' ''s ~ a"u '''.''t''.-,.,, 90
The evening world., 1917-11-08

IIlNlng "thu>r giTts" ready by
November ~ means shopping now.
The evening world., 1917-11-08

No Mail or Telephone Order. for the FOllowi
The evening world., 1917-11-08

stubborn hule sore, aud q de-sn c,k-s
things for vhieh . gsatls, ksal,ns dress
ing V peedod. Com>s IN two asss tJoo
snA til--the krErr 10 ths move seonor,-
iesl. Sold By all drvEr1so.
The evening world., 1917-11-08

inely Bargains,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-06

The southern extremity or the nev
battle frout--thp section extending
from Nprcs Monin highway north-
ward by "olderhoek Cameron Covert
and Beuiel--today continued to bo
the position to which the Germans
were dcvoting most attention. This
sector has been under an extremely
heavy enemy artillery fire since ths
British push started yesterday and II
seemed certain that the Germans
would not let the last word rest with
the series oi couuter-attacks they
delivered or att,m mpted to deliver.
against this iron, Yesterday afternoon
and evening
To-day the British were holding
strougly to an the positions secured
Yesterday, with The exception of a few
small area Of the Reutel region. wherr
they drew back slightly after thlrd
/ German counter thrust The Germhrq
massed Tor several other attacks buy
an these were uipped lu re bud q,
artillery aud Aa'hiuc gun fire
Late details confirm earlier repor
J that the Germans aid not fight well u
most sections The total prisoner
who surrendered b. great ON ONE
sector OF the Ap1ac front alone ths,
amountcd Go more than . GOO. Al
point not far from the Yprer- guu'. o.
railway au Australian officer single
handed. took thirty cone Geruaus frnu
O. block house
The tanks again ala well dur.u.
the fight 81 various points oue ot
these monsters Wus the first arrival n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-06

peace SO far p. We are yet advised
satisfactory 10 the allies shall tho
fcarfJuy oycr-burdeued people OF this
a prolonged war fur any objects mo-.
openly stated and defined
The answer rests, in my iuGgm anf.
with the congress. whose duty IL rs
20 declare our specifiy pui poses in the
present war and 20 state tho objects
upon the attainment OF which we will
make peace"
at is unfortunate FOR the country
Iud Tor the senator from Wisconsin 20
said senator Robinson OF Arkansaa
replying TO senator Ia Toilette TODAY.
that bee has lent himself and his
service to the promotion ~ ideas and
desires of the kaiser"
Senator Kellogg accused IA Foil
i'ttc OF misstuting facts In tho ST. Paul
speech and denied his country went
To war 20 secure Americans the right
to travel ou mumtion-laden ships or
io protect loans made hS Morgan and
COMPANY To- foreign governments
~ ana 1s jollu1- of che right of free
speech as amy member uf this body "
Senator koloEa said. but this is "a
guc.lio ur erroneous statement II
facts RATHER than of free speech
20 have uu rIEht ur wish ne con-
tinuod- 90" cr,u,i-c amy man VITO
voted as1in-t This nation going go
wHr although uuy disagree with
| him. Hut 49,, are o. war aud : believe
wru ut this lldN. men uf influence
should Huf muk, statements tending
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-06
by Associated Press

British Front France and Belgium Oct Delayed The
sun h morning shining down through the October
uwayrrng line of British troops along which
they reached yesterday drive The aght virtually
no change IN the situation and the British rapidly consolidating
me positions that the fruit of the
quests OF the war The night comparatively calm
anry action was concerned.
lhe enemy however concentrated intense fire the entire
front during yesterday
heir shattered troops places counter attacks Thes
attempts born Of desperation and IN every
g waves OF German infantry caught heavy artillery
e gun and rifle fire and crushed before they reached
ives The German artillery fire particularly heavy up
gt along the section the vicinity OF Poldcrhoek
oon and evening the enemy launched counter
a inns sector OF the front but each time driven back with
losses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-06
IurII t>>I>D-rIEsr uNLr.

Nr'.ril Iu BAN one strike ON,
Nl,,urty drove long hIt g. tb' CON.
tor lclJ Tor thro, nasc-.
slll,, up Tho Chicago iufIcld
PLAYED .l. SrrlE, ONE Strike two
TaI come, IuuI N,.ur'N scored on
SdIoc's s.url, tu right
iurrs uu ruul suuFs ONE Eau
one. Burns hI' into "a double play
Weaver 90 G. collins to Guudu
H,rzup up Foul strike one. Foul
strike Two. IIcrsor suIok out u,
va. rHa Ur- strike uut victim ut tr,
game
t,,,,. ,,,n. f,,u Iit.. ,,,, .rr.,.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-06
rorurn I>>I>c-sroo>p m,U

jackson up. strike ONE Foul
strike Two. Burns shared Jacksou's
ly
fel-n up Ban one F,lsch scored
uu .t terrific drive into the left field
pl"Jrh,. Tor home uu The crowd
Grt, ulu a e,,Jt cheer
1JuJu up. BAH "uc StriN, one
-tllc, threw uut Gaudil at first
Weaver up Foul strike one
nuu. caught Wu.,rs flN
Cnr run. one hit. nu errors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-06
rorEru IN>I>o-tInsr u\Ii,

Zimmerman up Schalk took Iim-
mrrmanS nigh foul
Fletcher up -Four strlk" one.
BAH one li8ll two. McMulleu threw
out Fletcher az FIRST making "a nice
plan OF Fletcher roller
Robertson up. ruI one liull two
Robertson nat hot two hagRcr tu
rIrht fici,.
uplkc up Etl uu. MtMullcu
throw cut iiulNp at first
NJ run~: one hit. uo Crrur~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-06
THREE WHITES DEAD.
THREE WOUNDED IN A
BATTLE OVER NEGRO

Montgomery. Ala, oct G.--lu bat
uy over ID negro. three white mcu are
dead tuJ three wounded u GA Pine.
30 ufIt- south uf here
The shooting Vu- dome when "a
posse went to Oliver Enzcr's home tp
demand hc EiNr up another negro
wanted for holding up white man.
Their sumuons was met with hail
Of shot oliver Euzrr N o. Griffith
and Hob Cannon We're shot dead
HUGH Eu4er was -u badly wounded
ne will die. and Justin Enzer was
Wounded
The three ouSers were resisting a
search Of tho premises for which the
posse had a warrant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-06

ticuft, up Fuu >tllkp uu" BAN
our strife two BuI rNu laN
turr, rnui luuI FLETCHER tu--vi
uut tt.uIf,.
John Collins up IaII uur. strike
on. John Collins guf e. fvn base rit
alou. th, ucft field foul line
McMullcn up. Ball one. Sallee
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CEN. HAIG BUSY CONSOLIDATING
POSITIONS TAKEN FROM FOE IN
THURSDAYS TERRIFIC FIGHTING

on the Entire Battle Front. Massng His Shat
tered Troops at Various Places for Counter At
tacks; British Heavy Artillery Cuts Down the
Germans They Make Frutless Efforts to Re
gain Ground; Tanks Render Effective Service
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C|COTTE PITCHES CHICAGO TO A.
VICTORY IN FIRST CONTEST To.
DECIDE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

Thirty Thousand Howlng Baseball Fans See the
Initial Contest in Which McGraw's Men Take
Short End of to Score; Sox Twirler Master
of Situation at All Stages of the Game; Felsch' s
Home Run and Jackson String Catch Feature;
Gross Receipts, $73, 1872; Players Get $50, 502
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HUNS CUT DOWN LIKE WHEAT BY ARTILLERY OF
HAIC; SOX WIN FIRST GAME FROM GIANTS, q

Zimmerman. ON the throw TO third
John Collins went 10 second.
McNuu,u up McMulloE singled
scoring j Collins
The official scorer gave McMullcn
"a two base hit
iddl, collins mp strike one Bail
uur nni ltv" strike two. BAH three
Eddie collins fuulcd out Co Fletcher.
one ran. three hit-: ~ errors
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4 :. pcstro,e,~ rights sub.

Washington. oct g. petHiis of
fight between an American destroyer
in European waters and German
submarine in which the suhmarinr
was DESTROYED by depth bombs We're
announced hy the navy department
today,
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IDul,krV IarE. Curag0. Ou 1INc thIcup0 Whlc
ut q 60 tu !
New Nurl Giants the champion. of tho National League tcor
pitched unbeatable ball for the American champions Fr>c
home and jackson >hor~ug catch featured the Thirty
thousand persons , plays that made up 'hc following u.
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NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and sunday
not much change In temperature