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BiIante exito de una ter
tu|ia de carload
Tn grupo de damas la organize
para reCabar f0ndos be-
neficiO de IN hospital

! BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Abril 10
I'm complete y brillante exito cons
tituyo Ia tertulia organizada por Ia
sociedad femenina "Concordia" a be-
! neficio de los ninos pobres del Hos
pital de Carload de esta ciudad.
| La fiesta tuvo lugar en- ell Teatro
Salon Hinkley, debidamente adorna-
90 bajo la direction de un grupo de
sencritas de la sociedad "Concordia"
&c que es Presidente la Sra. Maria
&. de Reina, honorable dana a QUEEN
! en- gran parte Sc deben los exitos
dc la mencionada sociedad.
La festividad do principle a las
ocho y treinta minutes, inaugurandose
con I'm walls tocado con TODD gusto
i por la orqsesta que dirije. ell profe-
sor Teofilo Sanchez.
Tanto las senoritas como los caba-
lleros lucian distintivos emblemati-
| COS: elias un list0n ancho de soda,
colocado en- la cintura, Y ellos una
flor en- la solapa, ambas cosas sig
nificativas del fin que persigue la So
| ciedad femenina, que es CARLOAD.
Al frente de les puestos lucian sus
| cracias innumerahles senoritas de la
buena sociedad de aqui patrocinadas
o dirigidas por h~onorables senoras.
Dichos puestcs estaban ~atendidos
en- IL siguiente forma: Sodas: Sra.
Prisciliana Padron y senorita Maria
del Bosqre.
Flores: Sritas. Juanita Garcia, Vic
toria Garcia, Victoria Jauregui y
| Braulia Sanchez.
Helados: Sritas: Evangelina Ler-
ma, Herminia Garcia y Aurora Gar
cha.
Cajcras: Sra. Catarina H. de Gar
cia y Srita. Catarina Garcia.
La animation no decay0 nj por un
momento y las hermosas vendedoras
fueron agasajadas por todos los con-
currentes, por su so!icitud, su simpa-
tia V SD angel" como protectors de
los ninoS pobres.
La fiesta referida dej6 grandes
| recuerdos entire todos los asistentes,
q~uienes hacen votos pcrque muy a
menudo Sc verifiquen reu2iones pare
( cidas, va que estaS tienen el don de
a!ejar las tristezas y ilevar a los es-
piritus rachas de algeria sana Y des-
bordante.
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la SONORA III. ALLEN
TIA GANADO s.
LIDRAS DE
PESO
Tenia IN reum2tismo tan MODESTO.
que dificiimente rodia andar.
Ell reumatismo es d0ni-
nado per eli Tanlac

Una de las mas notables DECLARE
cicnes que Sc han hecho en- once
cion con el Tanlae, ha sido Ia que
recientemente ha hecho Ia Sra. Mar
Ia Allen. de 1920 North Pearl St.
Dallas, Texas.
"Cua2do empece a tomar Tanlac-
dijo "a Sra. Allen habia eStado des-
dc hacia mucho tempo sufriendo de
reunlatismo en- Il parte inferior de
mis- miembros Y de mis- pies, 20 que
q tai grade me hacia suIrlr que me
era dificil dar IN solo paso. EStaba
tan nerviosa que me pasaba las no.
ches rerolviendome de IN lado = otro
sin poder descansar o dormir nj 10
mas minimo. Los linimentoS V de-
mas medicinas no me habian prCdu-
edo ningun alivio y la mayor par
re del tempo estaba en- el mas mise
rable estsdo. De tai manera fui
~adelgaZando, que ilegu6 e pesar So
lamente IN POGO mas de cicn libraS
y 10 mas grave era que cada dia me
!5a poniendo peor.
rs verdadcramente maraviiloso ei
alivio cue obtuve con ell Tanlac, pues
desPues de one solamente unas
cuantas b@te.las, desapareci6 de mi
CrG2niSMo tCdo SignO de reumatismo.
Tambien SuTria de gases en- el esto-
maco. los que Sc me formaban GcS-
pues de las coEnidas Y 10 que me pro-
duc!a acccSoS reTviosos Y los cuaIeS
tamticn ne han dejado, ' ahora pue-
do ome TODD 10 que deseo sin sentir
GeSpueS ninguna molestia. He gana-
90 treinta ) tres libras Ce peso y
Guermo Y me siento mejor cue 10 que
80 habia sea;iGo deSdc hace muchos
Gncs. ri Tan!ac Ia sjGo ia Inica CO
- que ne ma hecho sentirTne alivia-
d, sor lc cue exec cs mi deber deer
= G.-o> 10 one n hecno en- MI favor.
{! EGa.ero dc nj tciaieEo es Main
$3.50 y tendrt positive gusto e. con-
,sSlar = cua!quiera persons que de-
see saher 10 4ae cst@ medicine Ia he
,ao por M"
Tanlac Sc vendc en- San Antonio
cor IA Wagne-'s Drug Co, 4G7 {.
Houston ST, Y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST. bajo
"a Girecc,@n personal de IN ccpresen-
;ant2 especial De: Tanlac. Q Sc en-
v;ara por estas botjcas = c~paiquie-
direction a rccibo de su yalor que es
800 por b~otelia, sieaaprc CUE Sc in
ciGyan estsmpi..as suf!cientes para
?! porte. (.Adv.)
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PARTIDO DE fOLO.

Hoy a las tres De Ia tardc Sc "
Iif:car& en- q campo Travis, Ireate
= los cuarteles de cabalicria, un par
lido dc polo que sera iugado pei
c~ficiales rerteEcc.cntcs a los regi-
miemJos d esa anna, que e;taa u
Cuarle!ados en- e. Fuerte Sam Hous.
ton = e. {! campo Tra"is.
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Cuandc venga listed q San antonio
40 neccsita listed v~alerse de nadio
para cue le ensene donde hay una
bsTata para comprsr III autom6yil,
pues rcsotros podemos venderle q US
ted uno. va sea nusvo o de segunda
maao, por IN precio bajisimo. No
dele de vernos Y economizara dinero.
Tenemos carros de todas marcas, CO.
no ciento c~incuenta de donde esco-
ier.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS CLEAR.
ING HOUSE
221 and 223 South Flores St.
TeIefono CT. 1865.
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MOLESTAEA A LAS SENORAS

Aver al medic dia TN individuo
Sc estacion6 en- la eSquina de ia Gale
Oakland Y .Avenida Lexington, de-
dicanGose a dirigir piropos q las Sc
Toras que por ahi acertaban a pasar.
Una de las traunseuntes pidio el au-
Xiljo de ia policia pero el enamora-
DO galan no fue aprehcndido.
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GRATIFlCARE. con $500 Z Ia persona que
me prOpOrciCnaTe !nfoFIncs cXaclos 2ccr-
"a de Ia sonora Francisco Martinez, de
, 20 a':OS de eG2h, caSada con el SeiDr re-
Liz Utcr0. Ticnc dos IiittoS: Regina V
Felix. lilcc tres airS Sc encontraDa en-
Taft, Texas. Sirvanse dirigig los inror-
ines sObrc Il particular 4 Ramon ". Te-
veni, $50 :. san saba, san Antonio, Tc-
NlS. (t6)
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BUENh GRATIFlCACIrN dare 4 Ia perso-
NJ DIE me ir inrormcs cyacios acerca
del actual paraderO dc los ScIores Jose
Corona : Evaristu GandaFa, quicncs en-
Mayo del aiIo "rnNimo pdSaIO irabajaban
IN IL Iinea del sunset Y rrsidian en- Eious-
ton, Texas. Cua!quier informe Sobfe cl
particular, silyGn>c GirigirlO q Juan Ra-
inircZ, i2j Ave r. Bayonne, y. J. 10
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Nal aIirnip. Sab"r arnargu. de>vancCi-
1nlCulr Y en- a. general "C>e no - ,quc'
cue = fncUGdu iu a~ali8 ., un >lcuo So
euro lie I'M hl@adu rntnrpcc!ip. HLIBlNE
e., l. medicine que usicd ncte>iId. E>ia
zone III artiNIddd ri hlgddu. VIgurlZa IL
>1l.rc. rccuiarlZl los lntc>jlnn> Y YIpl-
lc Il dululu mas decade asu algeria Y Vi
slr con tuua ~ rucrZa. .'-G"iC. 90. I've
,a.4ja 20. i. CuL. GnL 10. .:I,.
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GR.iTiTECAHE con $500 q Ia persona que
ne llior!lc cNacIGHrT!c GCcrca del scfior
M: pl"TC, Miguel !ivila, como Gc 81 afOs
d" rdaG. In I" de- AEUStU de 1915 Sali0 de
Ssn antonio, %"Xa>, rurHhO 4 Houston Y ri
: d. ScpiIsmhr" del ailO pr6xiIng paSadO
rccI5i 81 Ultima carta De Trinidad: Texas.
Cua!quicr lnrOrmc S~fr:aisc dirisirl0 4 Nj
cuei ivIla. iIartad0 So. TaInpicO, Ia
m:Il!l'aS, Mexico. q.
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PESQUISAS

&5.Go De CHAT!E:@i.i,., o up ano dc
>!Isrr!priJi. I'll G.Gr,O la PKESSA'. a Ia
persona que NJ" deere InfGrmcs cXactoS
Gc"rra del >eilGr Severe Vargas Y de Ia
sciO"a Msria @ciSadO. II SCn0r Vargas
tIene conc 80 amos de- cdad. mide cOmo
j pies o. a!!ura. color moreno Y Urlgi-
iIr!G ~ AgTa>Cai!rateS. In .ADrii De 1916
SO cTcchtrabd en- ToTrc5n. COahUiIl. Me-
Xico. S!iSanSe dlrir!rse z Pedro Martinez,
ia l.!vcrnUt>. i&c. Detroit. Mich. a.
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ENSENANZA

RICARDO GONZALEZ BhRBOSA, Professor
dc uuiiarTa del COaScTvatOrio de Boston
Mss. TaTnbiCn dCy Glasses dc Espaflol,
In-iGs. DibuiO Acuareia Y l.itngraria. Pre-
clos moderadoS. Hotel Cubs. Santa ROSE :
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Cuando neccsite libros en- Gspanol
Iirijase 4 Ignacio E. Lozano.-1IS
N. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tax.
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VENTAS

Sc GRATIFICARA Ampliamentc i quien de-
vl:elva un2 pulCcra-rcicN que Sc cXtravio,
la l0clle del EierneS uliImo, en- ell Turner
Hall. DcIrran a 1906 W. Houston.
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Pero Carrasco es leal?

-Carrasco es leal a Iturbe, pero
va Ia expresado su opinion, publ
camente, de que ALI nc manda Ca
q V de que es una inSusticia la
que comete el Go5ierno del Centre al
no enviar los haberes de Ia tropa que
defiende el puerto.
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] -
Avisos de occasion
PROFESSIONALS

DIR. L.. A. BRUSTAD, 800 Moore BullTIns'
San Antonio, Texas. Especialidad en- TIA
TAMiENTOS ELECTRICOS, diagnosticos por
medic de Rayos X y aplicaci6n de Ray9s
Ultraviolados para Intermediates de 10
mel. Gu
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Guarnici0nes sublevadaS

Nuestrc entrevista nos cuenta en-
seguida cue e. Mazatlan saben los
soiGados carrancistas que muchas
guarnic.ones Sc han pasado al enc
migo Dcr Ia falta de haberes, y que
Ia idea general entire los soldados Y
ann entire los o~ficiales de! puerto, es
a!Zarse en- arn!as.
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g.. ME.NDEZ, comc.c!ante en- frutas v le-
| gu;mhrcs. Los meiores precIOs de plaza.
Us MatanGrCs 81. G-233
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pIAMAN1ES de $1,000 por 5000 en- b.
nos Ge Ia LibertaG. Diaynantes Y relojeS
q precios reduCidos. Alamo Jewelry Com
rany, 3t5 Alamo PlaZa. I
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EMPLEOS

NEGFSiTt >]eii0rita para lrabaiar en-
tirnda Dc rOpl. Sc r"qllIcf"n bu"lgS re-
icrrnria>. Dlr!jan>n 4 3aG We>! CUulner-
e." =. as
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DIVERSOS

F. r. SANCHEZ, 6ia Leyer ST., Gambia ca
sas en- carroS o trucks. Telerono ira
Wis 4SOS.
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sR. NATALIO MORALEs-sfrvase dlrtgtrse
al Convento de las Csrmel!ias, SOP S. san
Saba, San Antonio, Texas, para tratSr asun,
10 iIteresante. S2-lo!
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a!TTEOJOS en- abonos. La Compan!a Cra-
mer, 3i9 Hicks Bidg. Esqu.na dc Houston
V AyeHida C..
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i Depende del cliente...
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'ArT6gIese con eI GobdoT.'
Viene de la la.)

ser Ell cue coupe coupe el alto pues-
TO.
-Pero csc e2gaNo que sin duda al
guna hacen los enemigoS del senior
Carranza es muy dificil desvanecer!o.
-Parece que no es tan dificil, pues
los carrancistas no logran llevar al
Amino de los s~inaloenses Ia verdad.
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DR.. F. VAZOUEZ GOMEZ. Oidns-Gargan-
ia V Nariz. 200 Frost Bldg.-San AEtonlo'
Texas.
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| yENDO en- abonos Maquira5 para COSER y
8ordar mGrca "SINGEii', PIANOS, NUE.
BLES Y FONOGRAF0S. F. dc los Santos,
~ n. san Saba. Tel3fOno Travis 6559.
VENnO, COmD"0, Cambto MuebleS nue.
vcs y ~segunios. Pages faciles. Dixie Fur
! nIture Co., 1i3 n. Flores 81.
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PARA EEPARACGONES DO rclojcS o alhaias,
I'd. Il .ATh@tlc. ana Sr.iGri9ci'. Ira
LaiO EcraatiXadO. $40 W. Houston 81.
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Una de las mas notabieS DECLARE
que Sc han hecho en- conec-
ci6n con eli Tanlac, ha sido la que
recientemente ha hecho la Sra. Mar
IL Allen. de 1920 North Pearl ST.
The evening world., 1918-09-27
PARTISAN FIGHT
DEVELOPS OVER
SUFFRAGE VOTE
Senator Says Wom-
ans Party MiSrepresented
President and Democrats.

WASHINGTON, Sept e7.-when
the Senate to-day resumed considera-
tion Of the Woman Suffrage resolu-
tlon, with its supporters admittedly
at least one vote short OF tho two
thirds necessary for adoption, tension
was increased by a bitter partisan
political exchange.
Senator Pittman OF Nevada, Demo-
crat, made a sharp attack on the
National woman's Party, the mill
tant branch, charging 1t with favor
ing Republican candidates in the last
campaign and with mlsrepresentins
the attitude OF Democrats, including
the President, toward the resolution.
Senator Pittman declared the
woman's Party had charged that
President Wilson and Democratic
members of the Senate Suffrage COM
mittee were responsible for delaying
a vote.
Senator Pittman declared the Presl-
dent and tho Democratic members Of
the Senate Committee had had only
one object in handling the resolution
its passage-while those of the
"other side had political considera-
tions.
A hot reply was drawn from Sena-
tor Smoot, Republican. who criticized
Senator Pittman for what he de-
clared was dragging OF politics into
the Suffrage contest, and said a
larger percentage OF Republican than
Democratic Senators now is support
ing the resolution.
The evening world., 1918-09-27
DRAFT DRAWING
SET BY CR0WDER
FOR NEXT MONDAY
Continued from First PageD

less the Government rcvcrses its
policy Of not invading the deferred
he never would be
called for service II the policy ever
should be reversed all the men In two
classes ahead OF him would first haze
to be exhausted. This, II will be sec",
materially reduces the Importance OF
his number being first out Of the
bowl.
Similarly. No. 5,276. for example,
might be the last capsule drawn and
the holder might he man nineteen
years old unmarried and foot free
lie would po practically certain TO be
called to duty soon, despite the fact
that his order number was at the
bottom of the list
Added TO the effect upon the order
OF service which has been worked
by the classincattOns, is the business
OF defcrment because OF u mans &C
cupatiun, which may be considered
more essential to the winning OF the
war than actual service with troops
The Government has made It clear
that in this draft It does not want n
single man in the army who actually
Is needed at home.
All registrants whose numbers are
about to be drawn have been sub
divided into three classes for present
purposes. Those between nineteen
and thirty seven come first; those
from thirty seven to forty-hNe next
and those between eighteen and
nineteen last. The numbers drawn
are certain to be indiscriminatcly
scattered through these classes. but II
is doubtful when the men above
thirtv-sevcn will he called. Even
though men between eighteen and
nineteen hold early order numbers
there il no likelihood of their being
among the FIRST for duty.
The evening world., 1918-09-27
GERMAN.

BERLIN. Sept. 27 (via London) -
German troops on the front on both
sides OF the Argonne retired to their
lines Of defense before the Franco
American attack Thursday, accord
ing to the official statement from
German General Headquarters to-day.
The Franco Americans succeeded
in advancing beyond the foremost
German nshting line as far as the
heights north west Of Tahure and
Fontaine- en- Dormcis,
II is declared that the great
Franco American attempt to break
through" failed on the first day OF
the battle owing TO the tenacity Of the
German troops. II is added that fresh
battles are imminent.
Between the Aruonne and the
Mouse Ohc American fronO the Ger
mans were forced back from thcii
front lighting lines as Tar as Mont
blainvile and as far as the bend II
the Mcusc northeast OF Monttaucon
The evening world., 1918-09-27
HAIG STRIKES TOWARD DOUAI;
CROSSES The HINDENBURG LINE
and PART OF CANAL DU NORD
Troops Under Gems. Byng and Horne in
New Attack-Germans Surrender
in
in Drovcs.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE, Sept 27 Omitted
Pes)-The British attacking dawn in the direction of Cambria
smashed forward thienme 'front.' penetrating than three
miles points
strip of the ndenbmg line miles wide including five miles
of the Canal du Nod crossed Hundreds Of prisoners have
taken
Gen. Byngs army and OF Gen. HopeS including Canadians
participated in the drive
BY O'Clock remarkable progress had been They had crossed
the enormously difficult canal between Moeuvres Havncour and
1000 yards Of Hndnbug trenches and deep wire beyond
At 9SS the British advancing Pouron spur our miles
ecy Of Camba the surrenderng in great doyes
Tanks had reached Fesqu five miles southwest Camb at
the infantry pouring in behind them
LONDON Sept 27-Brbh troops attacked wide front south
Of tne Sensee River this morning according report received here
from Field Marshal Haig
First reports indicate that satisfactory progress being the
new offensive
The evening world., 1918-09-27
ALLIES CAPTURE
BULGARIAN BASE
At STRUMN|TZA
Serbian Cavalry Reaches Ko-
chana, Fourteen Miles From
the Bulgarian Frontier.

LONDON. Sept 27.--The British
and Greek forces on the Macedonian
front have captured the Bulgarian
city Of Strumnitza. ten miles insld :
the border. They have crossed the
Belos,dtscha Mountains (paraileling
the Bulgaria-Grecce border) on a WIDE
front.
Serbian cavalry has entered Koch
ana, twenty miles northeast OF Ishtib
and fourteen miles from the Bulgarian
border. southwest Of the important
railhead OF Kustendn, says the
Serbian official statement issued yes
torday.
The serbians now are west OF tho
Ishtlb- Vcles road. and have captured
tho Height OF Bogoslovets, south OF
the road. North OF Demirkapu. in tho
direction OF the Bulgarian border,
tho Serbs have captured the ridge OF
Bell Knmen.
Serbian troops have entered Ishtib
and captured other important points.
A great number OF additional Bull
garSans and Germans have been cap
turcd by the Serbians, who also have
taken enormous quantities OF war
materials.
The Serbs and French are racing
on toward Uskub, up tho vardar.
Military critics agree that II this CEN
trail base OF the Bulgars should fall
II would mean a decisive victory for
the Allies. Fresh German troops that
had been brought up and strong
BulEar rearguands have been unable
to stay the advance.
BY the capture OF veles the Serbs
have cut or part OF the Bulgar LIST
Army. which retired from the region
OF MonastIr past Prilep into the
Babuna Mountains. Tho balance Of
this army has been cut OF In the
mountains northeast OF Monastir by
an advance of the French west OF
Prilep and OF Italian cavalry which
has cut the roads 10 Albania and
Uskub.
The fall OF Ishtib has blocked the
retirement of the Bulgar I'd Army
into the vardar Valley. Their only
escape lies over the rough roads into
tho Struma Valley.
The evening world., 1918-09-27
BOND FOR ALIEN PROPERTY.
Newark Court so Rnlcs In Ease of
kcppeimnnn Daughters.

Wee Chancellor Lane, AT NcWar,, de-
ciled to-day that 4. Mitchell Palmer.
Allen Property Custodian, cannot de-
moud from the estate OF the l1"
Adolphus Neppclmann Of South Ornn %
the part OF the $4,000 900 estate he
queather to his i've daughtcrs who are
c1cm. aliens, living In Germany ana
Austria, unless the Allen Property Gus
todian hrst save refunding bond q
the executors. The Vice Chancellor de.
clined to decide Inc question Of whether
Palmer could execute and deliver such
bond.
TAN glrls we're horn In America and
went abroad and married either Ger.
man or an Austrian.
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ADMITS SPREADING BOND
CIRCULARS IN WALL ST.
Leopold Schepp, Who Criticised
Wall Street Pools, Gets a
Warning.

Leopold schcpp. seventy-seven years
old. manufacturer OF cocoanut products.
was called before the eFdcrM authori-
ties to-day to explain why he had cir
culatcd postcards and circulars In Wall
Street. that declared there viii never
b. fair market for Liberty Bonds
white the bankers are interested In
pools manipulating and bulllng stocks
and circularizing bigger and better div
idcnds on stocks than ON Liberty
bonds"
The authorship or the cards and cir
culars ~as trsccd by Assistant pis-
trict Attorney Talloy through Albert
Becker Company Of No. % Worth
street. printers. and Miss Selma Pol
lok. Schcpp's secretary. because of
the extreme age OF the cocoa manu-
facturcr he was warned and turned
loose. He told the authorities he
wrote the cards with no intention OF
injuriug the coming sale. lie owns
half million In earlier Liberty bonds
The evening world., 1918-09-27
ASKS THREE DIVISIONS
Of ALLIES TO HOLD REDS
Czecho-Slovak Commander Hope
full Until Russians in Siberia
Form Efficient Army.

VLADIVoSTOK. Tuesday. Sept. 2i
Associated Press.)-If given the sup
port of three divisions OF Allied troops.
Gen. Gaida. commander OF the Czecho-
Spvak forces. said to-day that he could
hold the Bolshevik armies on approxi-
mately the present line until the Rus
slams h Siberia can organize an ef-
hcient army whose discipline need not
be questioned. Gen. Diedrichs and two
other Czecho- Siovak leaders have un-
dertaken the organization OF suoh n
force and arc being aided by the omsk
and samara Governments.
The political situation b clearing and
the Omsk and Vladivostok groups are
settling their differences. II IL stated
that Gen. Horvath. former Dictator. will
return TO his post as manager OF the
Chinese Eastern Railway.
Roland s. Morris. American Ambas-
sador to Japan, has arrived here.
The evening world., 1918-09-27
FRENCH.

PARIS, Sept. 27.-Thc text Of to-
days War Office statement follows:
Tho attack by French troops in
the Champagne developed yesterday
with success. From the Suippe TO the
Argonne the first German positions. a
formidable net work OF trenches and
wire entanglemcnts Of a depth Of
more than five kilometres, which the
enemy had not ceased 90 strengthen
since 1915, were brilliantly carried by
the French troops on a front OF about
thlrty-five kilometres ,more than
twenty-one miles). Al certain points
the French passed beyond this line.
The Navarin farm, the Butte-du-
Soualn, the Butto-du-M Mont Muret,
the Butte -du- Tahurc, tho Butte-du-
Mesnil, the villages Of Tahure, Ri
pont Rouvroy, Cornay- en- Dormois
and Servon- Mclzlcourt, with organ
lied points OF support and stubborn
ly defended by the enemy, were con-
qucred in hard fighting on the first
day Of the battle, Tho number OF
prisoners thus far counted Is more
| than 1000, Of whom 200 are officers
"In the course OF the night the en-
cmy attempted no reaction,
"Thc attack was resumed this
morning, and. despite bad weather, Il
ls being continued under satisfactory
conditions"
The evening world., 1918-09-27
PERSHING REPORT OF VICTORY;
ADVANCES SEVEN MILES ON
FIRST DAY; TAKES 5000 MEN
Pennsylvania, Kansas and Missouri Troops
Storm and Capture Villages While Other
Units Drive Ahead on 2O-Me Front.

WASHINGTON, Sept 27-The War Department has given ou
This statement from Gen. Pershing:
This Thursday morning northwest OF Vedun the Isl Army
attacked the enemy front of twenty miles and penetrated his
line to average depth of seven miles.
Pennsylvania Kansas and Missouri troops serving Major Gen.
Lggets corps somed Vaenne Mont Blanvl VauqIois and
Ceppy after stubborn resistance Troops IF other corps crossing
the Foges Brook captured the BoS de Fcge and wed from
the enemy the towns of Maancou Behencout Montacon Cu
Nanlo Zeptzarges (Sptsarges Dannevous and Geouret
Dancort The prisoners thus far reported number 5000
The Americans thus nave gone beyond the line whence the German
launched their great offensive for Vedun Feb 81 1910 Foge
Brook Malancou Betncou Chppy and Vaennes figured prom
nently in the of that day.
The evening world., 1918-09-27
D'ANNUNzIO FLIES
ACROSS ALPS TO PARIS
Italian Authorization Adds to
Feats by Flying Across Noun
tainS From Italy.

PARIS. Sept. 27.-Gabriele DAN
nunzio, tho Italian author-aviator. ar
rived in Paris this morning In an air
plane. 1ying from Italy across the Alps.
The flight of d'Annulnzlo across the
Alps to Parts Is another feat in his war
career. His previous feat was In
August when he commanded n squad
ron OF eight airplanes that new over
Vienna and dropped manifestoes in the
shape Of paper bombs. The squadron
then returned to Rome. Some OF the
leaflets wero sold in Vienna for as high
as forty crowns.