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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-05
ENEMY |SNOW
GROWING MORE
SAVING Of men

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN France. Sept. Is.--tCorrespond
encc Of the Associated Prcss) Con.
scrvation In the word one hears com.
ins over tho German Tines now. A.
ways economical the Germans are
saving now more than ever before Ia
minpowsr. sincc tho day the Ger.
mans started backward from the
Marne they have been conserving
their numbers IN never before and
they have done II In u most admir-
able manner. hut II has been at the
expense Of positions.
The German losses In men have
not been 30 great as might have been
expected. In the fighting north Of
the Mirns the retreat was skilfully
planned and carried out In . manner
that excited admirntion. Machine
guns were substituted for men st
slmcst every point and the way In
which the German army II built
around that particular BIT Of ord
nance has been very thoroly demon
strsted.
Every backward step Of the enemy
was guarded by the automatic guns.
Get back the artillery and the bulk
Of the infantry was the order repeat
cd In the German army M the French
rnd Americans prodded them. In
almost every instance the rear guard
action meant the resistance Of little
machine gun units and because Of
the clover manner In, which the
nests" wore placed they were able
10 hold trcir own lcng enough to
enable the min armies behind them
10 fall back.
They were not always placed In
lines but left here and there Just over
the brow Of . hill or In the deep
woods. on the ground and In tho
trees and almost always skillfully
camouflaged. But always their dis
position was coordinate. In the end
II was UP TO every machine gun crew
10 fight its own way out or to resist
to the last. until swept away by the
Allies artillery or over by their
tanks or infantry. but they were 80
placed thst until that time came
their fire was 10 directed that II
Rwont wary aesoCt n 4 llv Nha advanC
lines. Tho Germans have lost thous-
ands Of their machine guns BY such
tactics but they have saved pcrport-
ionately In men.
II ID this evident intention to save
manpower. 80 different from their
attitude earlier In the war. that has
gone far towards convincing many
that their big milit'ry machine 70
cracking and that they will not be
able TO Withstand q winter campaign.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-05

Seven thousand dollar stock Of &C.
cessoriss going at prices which will
make you big saving. Tslfofd
Bros. LIT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-05

DR.. r. r. Goddard will be on hia
annual vacation from October lst to
October II. lila
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-05

Investigate sne new 1918 life pal.
icies Of tho Travellers. They give .
maximum of Insurance at . uninimam
cost. Nee Chilc0te( o88 Main 30. q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-05

Fireproof storage. saseey ard 1ow.
sst rated. An eoods insussa... Fassn.
sss warshoass O.. lO-te
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-05

Ten to twenty-five per cent cuts on
everything In our stock. TelfOrd
Bros. l.tl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08

justment of the problems confronting
the Negro.
His article in The Worlds Work
recently attracted wide attention and
was fine contribution to the part
n. the Negro is playing in the war
and did much to show in national
'ay just the part that the race is
destined to take in this great strue-
gle. The article has been widely dis
cussed and commented upon. and il
taken to mean the official rating that
the race is to have in this war.
He recently headed a committee
the called on President Wilson in
behalf Of Liberia, the Black Republic
Tho on account Of her conflict with
Germany is hard-pressed economically
and industrially and needs help and
consideration from this country. The
committee asked for a loan OF five
million dollars and DR.. Motion was
one Of the most earnest advocates on
1ehalf OF the little republic.
DR.. Motion is largely responsible
for the appointment of Hon. Emmett
j. Scott. as special assistant to Sec
Ietary Of War Baker, who took up
the matter with President Wilson and
Secretary Baker and called his at
tention to the urgent need Of some
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08

one being placed as special advisor
on questions as they relate to the
Negro, and for the first time in tho
history Of the country a Negro be-
came member of the War Depart
ment, with an OFFICIAL rank and which
gives tho Negro representation in a
big and national way.
He has spoken at several Of the
environments where Negro soldiers
are stationed and his presence has
done much to inspire the men and
give them new courage and hone.
AT Tuskegee he has fired the students
On with the spirit Of patriotism and
recently offered the institution for
government purposes, and it will
doubtless be accepted.
Throughout the South he has
spoken on this matter and has made
a good impression for the race. DR..
Motion has long been one Of the fore
most figures In the educational life
Of the Negro and has always been
foremost in movements making for
the betterment of the race. For a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08
diers.
DIR. Robert II. Motion Active In War
Work Among Negroes.

DR.. Robert r. Motion, principal Of
Tuskegee Institute and now the fore
most educator Of the race, has he
come a big figure in war activities
as they relate to the Negro, and he
is doing much on the platform, and
through the newspapers and maya
zines to show the part that the Negro
is playing in this great world war.
His opinions and advice are often
sought on this question and he Is
fast taking the place Of the late
Booker II. Washington in becoming
the National Mouthpiece" of the
Negro In this country, and expressing
to the country their feelings in re-
spect to the many problems that they
are forced to face in this country.
On matters referring to the eco.
nomic, industrial and educational life
OF the Negro In this country, DR..
Motion Is frequently called into coun-
sci, and his acute knowledge Of the
situation, based upon his long career
In public life, enables him to be of
vast service to the nation In its adj
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08

reviewed the history of the Negro
soldiers from 1862 to the brilliant
deeds OF Privates Henry Johnson and
Needham Roberts, whose valor in
No Mans Land has won recognition
from the French government
Messages were read from Hon.
Emmett j. Scott, special assistant to
Secretary OF War Baker, Major
General Bell, in command Of the
Division at Camp Upton and Colonel
James A. Moss. of the seth Infantry
at Camp Upton. The audience then
rose and sang America.
The first speaker was Sergeant
Kysh OF the British and Canadian
War Mission, who told Of the Cana
dian troops experience on the 22nd
or April 1915, when the FIRST gas
attack In history was administered by
the Germans and who told how the
regiment reinforced by Algerians SUI
fered a great blow. Out Of the con
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08

quarter OF century he was COM
mandant at Hampton where he exer-
cised a large influence on the number
OF young Negro students at that
school.
He was big figure in the State
OF Virginia and while there, organ
lied one OF the strongest organiza-
lie has spoken in every section of
the country and was one OF the init
mate companions of the late Booker
II. Washington on many OF his edu-
cational tours throughout the coun-
try. His election to the principal
ship Of Tuskegee met with the uni
versal approval Of the entire country
CLEVELAND G, ALLEN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08
(Allcn's National News Bureau,
Wn.,i 1cf

(Allcn's National News Bureau, =
- West 31st Street.)
Now York. \. Y. May 27.-One of
the interesting social events to take
place in the Metropolis was the re-
cent marriage of Louis w. George, a
prominent young business man of this
city to Miss CZarina Jackson, who is
one Of the best known young women
in the social and business life of the
city. The wedding. which was
quiet event took place at the home OF
Mrs. Leila Walker Robinson, daugh
ter Of Nine. c. j. Walker and which
is one Of the most beautiful homes
owned by a woman Of the race in
this country, and rumor has it that
Mrs. Robinson is largely responsible
for the well known young couple
coming together.
The wedding was performed by the
Rev. DR.. a. G. Powell, the pastor OF
the Abyssinia Baptist Church. and
was witnessed by number Of init
mate friends OF the couple. Dr.. Fitz
Nearon, a well known physician was
best man and Mrs. Leila Walker Ro-
binson was bridesmaid.
The wedding guest included Mr..
and Mrs. George Jordan, parents OF
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Campbell. Miss Erma Nelson and
James w. George, brother Of the
groom, .-,.>--.
Mr.. George is one of the most
progressive young Negroes Of the
country and for the past several
years he has had charge Of tho bus
mess interest Of Nine. G. j. Walker,
the noted race woman, controlling
the output Of all Of the advertise
ments pertaining to the Walker in
terest. He has promoted several
movements making for the advance.
ment Of the race in this city, and is
identified with several movements de-
signed to assist the race in its pro-
grccs,
He recently established The Inter
State Sales and Advertising Agency,
with headquarters at 2305 Seventh
avenue, for the purpose of carrying
On an extensive advertising and pub
licity service for weekly, daily and
monthly publications, and the move
mcnt is proving to be Of great SER
vice to business men who desire
healthy publicity and extension Of
their business.
Mr.. George was born in Lynchburg
Va, where his family still resides,
and who are we'll known. He was
educated in the Virginia Seminary,
and came to this city about ten years
ago and first engaged in real estate.
He takes keen interest in all mat
ters pertaining to the uplift Of the
race and has a bright future.
Mrs. George, who Was born in Sa-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08

vannah, lGa. Is one of the most anna
BILE young women of the city, and for
several years has had charge OF one
of The Beauty Shops Of Nine. Walker.
BY her thrift and devotion to bus
mess she has made the shop one Of
the most nourishing OF the many
establishments under the control Of
Mrs. Walker. She is an expert hair
dresser and knows every phase of
the business.
The young couple will reside at
2lo West l39th street, after July
!. where they will &c glad to receive
their many friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08
Third Great Patriotic Mass
Meeting Held.

The third great patriotic. mass
meeting of the series which arc being
arranged by the writer, to show the
part the Negro OF America is playing
in the great war, was held last Sun
iay afternoon at the Salem M. T..
Church, under the auspices Of the
lyceum and Il large audience was
present.
Cleveland G.. Allen, presided, and
made a brief address in which he
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08

fiict only Il few men survived. He
told of the suffering Of the survivors
as the result Of poor organization. He
told Of the part that the Negro troops
were playing on the Western front,
and said that they have shown the
same bravery and courage of other
troops.
Rev. f. y. Cullen, pastor Of the
church made a stirring address and
urged the Negro to continue to be
loyal to the country. Miss Ida Vera
S.monton, the noted African traveller
and author told OF her personal OK
perience with Negro troops and said
that they were among the bravest OF
any in the world and would give an
account OF themselves in the great
war that is now raging. Mrs. Maud
Jones recitcd THE Black Regiment"
In the audience was number of
soldiers and Red Cross workers and
the meeting was one OF the most in
teresting of the series. The meetings
are being arranged by the writer to
educate the public relative to the
extent to which the Negro has gone
into this war. The meetings are
under the direction Of the lyceum OF
which George w. Allen is the presi-
dent and are doing much to inspire
the public relative to the great part
that the American Negro is playing
in the great struggle.
At the next meeting an effort is
being made to secure Emmett J. Scott
Major General Bell Praises
Negro Soldiers.
Major General J. +. Bell in COM
mand of the Division at Camp Upton
and one of the most prominent of
the army officers Of the American
Army, paid a splendid tribute to the
Negro soldiers recently in an article
which he contributed to the Outlook
and which appeared May %, 1918.
The article which refers to the spe-
cific development and training of the
367th Infantry, is taken as express
ing the general opinion held by Major
General Bell relative to Negro troops
as observed by the General during
his long career in the Army. The
article reads as follows:
This Is the best disciplined, the
best drilled and the best-spirited reg
iment that has been under my COM
mand at this cantonment. I predict
ed last fall that Colonel Moss would
have the best regiment at Camp Up
ton. and you men have made my
prediction come true. l would lead
you in battle against any army in
the world with every confidence in
the outcome. | know that you would
acquit yourselves with the same
bravery and loyalty that has attract
ed the attention of the world to the
Negro regiments in the Regular
Army. | would say again, would
lead Negro troops in battle against
the greatest fighters Of the world with
confidence in my success. have
served a good many. years with col
ored soldiers, and / know them. Pro-
perly led. they haven't superior in
the world"
Information has reached this bu-
reau that Major General Bell is one
OF the most 'broad-minded men in the
Army and at Camp Upton holds the
colorcd soldiers in the highest es-
TEEN and regard. He was among tho
first to protest against the Infamous
order Of General Ballou respecting
the rights and feelings of Negro SOL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08
At THE NATION 8
Me TROPOL|S

Louis W. GcQrGc Prominent Young
businessman MarricS-Th;rd Great
Patriotic Mass Meeting Held mt
Salem NJ. T.. Churcli-Mni or-Gcn.
Bell Praises Negro Troops-Dr.
Robert II. Motion of TuSkcgcc, is
Active in War Work Among the
Colorcd People.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
.PYTH|ANS To
HOLD Bic RALLY
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO PLAN
FOR MAMMOTH RALLY WITH
IN NEXT FEW DAYS.
Another Meeting TO Be Held THIS Eve
nins-wu Be Great Patriotic
Demonstration

Thu united Pythian lodges OF the
Wheeling district arr arranGInS Tor "a
monster patriotic demonstration for me
Fourth Liberty Loan. and the biS al
fair Will ak place III few days. POS
$Ihly Sunday afternoon or evening.
Each Of the four lodges in Wheeling
has uppuiutcu a COMMITTEES uf three "
urraug,. for the parad" ami s"cur" speak
,r3 Of rational prominence |" tnalr adj
tIr!:ysrs at un" of the Blk halls. and the
slogan Of the day will be-. we ar" with
them over there. over here" and will b"
the buttl. cry Of LOU Knights OF ~ =
tlias in til. city Of Wh""'iLS.
\ very important meeting al the com
mittrrS will b" held tonight at III" Ply
THAN rlib ii the corner Of. Fourteenth
and Chaplain streets, and every ncrn-
bur- mus; ~. present.
From present indichtI"ns III" affair
Will ~. unr Of the largest patriotic
demonstrations ever held IN this city
and every knight will do his utmost
{" max" tn parade 81 success.
Everybody is invited 10. plr'i"ipat".
fer you Iu not hnvm IL belong (" III" h.
If l.. to march. ~ thu parrd" IS only
;;nd"r IN" supervision a.; ~" FythII7S
ami ,.vcryhndy will be- welcome III lI;l''.
Lodges on the uhIu side will hc nSrr
and give all Of their cnthuSias m IN !uakG
that All of the lodges ~ tho Wheeling;
district will turn out.
Al IN" nr't meeting II IN" PytiI:an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
GERMANS LOSE 1850
MEN IN FIGHT WITH
UKRAINIAN FORCES

WASH NETnN. Oct. tn" Ger
mans are meeting with increasing OPP
position in their Efforts Ia establish
control in Russia. Swedish press re-
ports r., lived at IA" stat" Department
today from Si"rih"ln said that IN 4
rrcrut battle with the Gkradnians tn
Germans lost l.anQ men. German forces
which have h,"n centralized At I'Sknn
since the German ambassador was
forced To ii"r frrm Moscow hay" found
their position umlrnahl" and AT" leaving
;hc city. They also ar" "Ea"'a'lnI
BrlE"rud. m. reports SAID.
Food r"udIt,"u% IN i'"iT'Srnh a!"
growing continually w"r*" and LIVING
conditions arr. utterly h"prl"S:'. la
scngrrs VIII" arrived III Si"rkhnim from
rctr"Erad September ~. $1il foreign
"rS wcrr starving restaurants and no
tells w"r" closed and food prices w"r'
increasing dniiy. l:u'i"r costs Sl@ 4
hound Hy i rrc"n: deere" civilians
were limited /" on" SuIi If clothes ana
;wu pairS Of boots. Cholera SIN is
raging.
\ Stockh"ln newspaper az dat" y.
September - said rhr Turks w'r" ROD
hing and turning Haku Th' ~. re-
serves In thu: city hav" been greg! and
a STATE "f chaos exists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
HAB|G EXPLAINS
STAND IN CASE
Makes Statement why Vaults Are Better
For &C. tain Parts Of The City.

In regard /" th- charges made in con-
n"ctiur with the allegation Of the city
health dcrIrtment that he had maintain
rd an outside vault in violation OF thH
city ordinance. Councilman Ambrose
Eahiy stated today tn Il reporter that
he did not TAX. An active part i'll passing
the vault ordinance, and on the contrary,
opposed ii in tho form III which II was
PASSED. Councilman llahlE states that
when tn. ordinance WAS proposed ne
favored il for lhnS. pIrtS of the city
having proper $rwcraE" and drainage,
nut that II. opposed ii fbr those Sec
lions draining into Ialdw"lls run. be-
calls, ui the fact that in the summer
timr the sewage does. not drain QUIZ OF
the run and is mcnac" TO health.
Therefore MIR. Hahig ~, licr"d that the
umtsid.. vaults would he better for those
sections until the city md made better
provision for carrying away sewage.
FINALLY, Mr. Nahig Stnt"S. h" cnnS"ni-
oil tn vote on the rrdInanr" on the UNI
Outstanding that tn" city health officer
should not enforce its provisions rigidiy
in the t'aidwclrS run drainage area.
wilhs,andnE this. he states. numnr-
Gus property owners nav" Dren CON-
pclIcd. Mt great .XlrcnS" and lnconfcn'-
once To install toilets which arc OF n"
real benefit under the existing cond'-
lions As to his own case" Mr.. hahiE
saI& that in addition In IN" iactS men
,iTnrd above. IN" delay i'll inStaIllnS
new plumbing has been due IN pnFt u,
the difficulty in getting the labor an"
materials He believes tn" whole mat
Tor ia be. one Of petty politics. stating.
,ha, tho health department was sent
4 around Ia his property the morning a.
Ter uahig had questioned the GFra,!y
Increased appropriation Tor the h"aitn
denur;mcr, which was asked by the CITY
,,,rognr lie was then ordered To ar-
nror IN pnl.ce court the following
Med nr$Iay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02

castle last nigh; the following officers
and committees were appointed Ia CONF
p!rtr III" details Tor the big day:
Chairman. II. X. Bell.
Secretary. George Is. Swift.
Treasurer. W. W. McClcment.
committee On Speakcrs-Captain r. d.
I.ishy. G.. f. Ilildcbrand. Charles stew
art.
rubiicity--ti. 4. Swift
I'lucr of Mreting--A;rorGe iartong
Lurayrtte Gr;lncr, W. ". McC1ement.
Program and Music---JamcS II. link.
Captain +. &. Lisby. Edward Rosseil, l..
W. Eartcns.
The committees Of the various Wheel
ing lodges appointed were:
Ralt!more--Il. 4. Bell. {. II. Dunaway'
Lafayette Grancr.
Ohio Nallcy--GeorgG llarrnnE. l.. w.
Bartcns. Captain F. &. Iisby.
Black Prince---t. r. Hiidebrand. jas.
II. link. George B. Sfith.
observation-disclosures II. Stewart. w.
". Mc4>lcmcnt. Edward Russell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
BELLAIRE
susy Council Session.

After a lengthy session OF M ao-
iourned meeting If the city council. the
ordinance granting franchise TO inc
Wheeling Traction Company was passed.
The clerk OF council was INSTRUCTED 70
send a. certified copy Of the ordinance
LS,--the officials of the Wh'--linS Irac-
zion Company. with instructions tnat II
must be signed and accepted IN hlt",n
DAYS or acton will be begun to cpmpe'
operation "a cease.
Briefly. some of the important sec
tions follow: >$prinkling franchise; an
..isht-minute schedule 10 b. maintained
during the morning and early evening
in order To gec worAmen 20 and IRON
their work: all cars 10 be heated ART
ftcially: when tho outside temperature
IS below zero Z temperature OF 81 o.
Srecs shall bG maintained: i've years
10 be the life Of III" franchise: hF'
con; fare in city. Tho comp:tnE was
granted pcrmiSsion I" use raliS.
with Il concrete has" and steel lies:
cars to BE- operated by union labor. For
his franchise tn" Wheeling TRACTION
Company shall pay an annual rental or
5000 per mile and give 4 BOND OF
$4,000. -,
The ordinance rs passed Is not in
accord with the demands or the com
pany. and it was predicted last night
that it would be rejected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards, a Wen-Known
,x..r. Ohio Physician .

DIFF. M. Edwards for 17years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all.
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made OF .
few well.known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You Will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers On
the liver and bowels which cause =
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes pimples, coated tongue, head.
aches, Iistless, no.good feeling all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one OF
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly foe
a time and note the pleasing resulth
Thousands of women az well - men
take Dr.. Edwards Olive TabletS-the
successful substitute for calomel-now
and then Just tokeepin the pink ofcondi.
ton. loc. and 25c per box. All druegistA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02

Henderson will 60 to Barn"svillN where
he was called owing I" the illncSs "F
his wife.
A meeting VIII be hold This evening
by the Young ladies ot ST. Iuhns churrA
at the parsonage residence.
Frank Pickett OF Columbus. is CALI
Ing nn friends in this city.
Dewey Anderson. Of M"undsvlllc. has
returned home after u visit with friends
in this city.
Misses F>lossir Thornton and Mildred
Henderson will go To Rarn"ville. whore
thny will visit with relatives.
Miss Marie Brown is homo from \
rcw days visit with relatives At Clarke-
burg
Miss Mary Hralry is OK pccfnd HON.
tomorrow from Pittsburgh. Eh"r. she
has been spending n" past two months
as the guest Of her sister.
Mrs BERTHE Fleming has returned
from Camp Sherman after 4 visit with
her brother.