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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-18
New England Total sioo.7oo, 900.

Boston. April ls.-New England sub
scriptions To the Liberty loan to-day
reached SlO0.2O9.O00 The Vermont to-
tai was S2.7l3OOO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-18
FRESH DIVISIONS
OF GERMANS USED
To Recapture wytschaete and Neteren
from the British-British Main
tanned Their Line During
the Night.

With the British Army IN France.
april Is fBv Associated Press ~ The
Germans brought up fresh divisions for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-18
FACED BULLETS
UNFLINCHINGLY
AND DROVE FOE

One American Company
Went Over the Top Twice
in "a Hours and Succeed
ed in Dislodging Germans
from the Trenches Taken
from the French in Recent
Advances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
FREAK COLLISION
ON FOURTH STREET
SHAKES Up RIDERS
Cars Brakes Fail and Il Slides
Back Down Hill Plunging Into
Car Behind
ALMOST DOUBLED BARREL

Nhai nroNrn " W tF'AN '"li'@"' ~
tho froah'ost order o'rurrcd TINS morning
g trolley cars ~ the ashinEton -NonrS
street hill on West Fourth street Nnd
# was only through Fo"d fortune that
the smashup did not become double
barreled one
Al0ut 90 clock car )" so, ono ~
the Ing, paN-as-yon get-ahnard tNle haa
nearly reached the ton ~ nc ElrNP grace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
SOCIALISTS
STAND BY THE PRESIDENT.
.sHrNcrnv. October

Pans. uct The national congress
of the Socialist party which opened here
Yesterday adopted "a resolution addressed
to Prcsldcn; Wilson concerning hc peace
proposals 81 the central powers. ID
EXPRESSED the view Of the party fhat.
while Indispensable diplomatic and maj
uary guarantees should bc cNsctCd from
the enemy it was the duty Of the allied
nations not to reject without discussion
such proposal, a. have been made.
The message says the party notes
with joy tho new result o. the sustained
efforts put forth and the great sacrifices
made bv the soldiers 81 the allied demo-
cracies The party likewise secs IN the
move made hy the central powers. ac-
companied ~ The retirement # their
troops from the fighting front, The
probability that the enemy peoples will
be brought 10 clearer understanding
Of right and liberty
The resolution refers 70 President
Wilson, speech Of September p and IN
the name Of the assemblies and asS0c,2-
Continued on page Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
SELLS BOND FOR sos.
Garrick Theatre Proprietor Aids
Women's Loan Committee.

It's been the high cost Of shaving
for some time. and now what do YOU
think of raising the tie 70 IS?
Maybe, masculinity will rebel at
this and maybe thay won't, when they
learn that il was in the great cause of the
Liberty Loan Il happened 'thusly":
w L. Dockstader went into a ton
serial palace this morning, with a 500
Liberty Bond in his pocket Why don't
you, fellows, buy Liberty Bond?''
heralded his arrival to the assembly.
Nobody replied
III bet you wouldn't buy a hundred
dollar one for % came a prompt challenge
from MIR Dockstader aforesaid TO the
assembly. and he had hardly gotten
breath. when somebody called his bluff
and handed out the ninety and FIVE
III perfectly good greenbacks
W j. Dockstader then took his shave
and forthwith went into the women
headquarters where he paid out 500
for another bond to carry IN his pocket,
because that pocket doesn't feel nat
uraI without Liberty Bond ID il,
and because he's a good sport and will
ing to pay 81 any day, just for the
good of hs country
The women arc out looking tor more
bond sellers like her friend Mr. Dock
sladcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
FRENCH CROSS STIpPE
CAPTURE MANY TOWNS

paris Get 6 French troops have
creased The Suippo river eastward q
Granville and have reached the out
skirts If Besancourt and Boul-sur-~WDpe
after severe fighting. II Is officially an
nonnccd # Clemcnt-a-A rmes heavy
losses have been inflicted upon til" Ger
mans who retired IN disorder
The battle north at - Quentin CON
t,nued all ,laY aud Rcmaucourt, !lltoy
farm and several fortified woods We're
canturc,l the announcement SAYS. h.
enemy resisted furlously but was unable
to check the French several hundred
Germans Ncrc captured
The official statement issued thus alter
noon reads
North 81 Rheims NC have reached
the Suippc AT a number 81 points ter
man rear guards along the river 10 Tue
south made vigorous resistance ami
launched many counter attacks hut our
troops rcpulscd them and inflicted sanglii-
nary losses y hold he southern
outskirts 81 Aguilcourt and The village OF
fisrfr,co,lrt on the north side nf he
Suippe. Farther IL the right. We nave
forced the passage OF he river 10 the
east al Granville and nave taken Fon1
(hVart
0fHiBAi$ no les NtNttAfA to ftffNN =
nIaee m the region of Bazeneourt and
RouIt sttr-Smppe We have reached
the outskirts Of these villages.
We have debouchc,i from the village
al Rethcnivillc. in spite OF violcnt machine
gun and artillery fire, and also nave taken
ground north OF st Clement-a-ArneS.
In this region our troops IN the course OF
their advance had to meet very strong
counter attacks Our artillery hre
caught enemy battahonS and inflicted
heavy losses upon them. They were
forced To retreat in disorder.
..Today's events have completed the
delivery Of Rheims.
Atmosphere conditions on October
I were not very favorable for observation
along the eastern sectors Of the front.
Thirty tons Of bombs were dropped on
tssembagcs Of troops, conveys and
enemy batteries. and many tons OF pro
jcctiles were dropped on military ob-
iectfves At Chatelet-sur- Retourne, where
\ fire was observed. During the day
eighty ono machines where shot down
or Put out of the fighting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
TORCH OF GERMANS
DESTROYS VILLAGES
Even While Peace Plea Is Before
Allies Troops Wanton Destruc-
ton Goes on

OutfouEht bv tho French and Ameri-
cans, the Germans are retrcating on
wldc front IN The Champagne sector be
tween Rheims and he Argonnc forest
The enemy has becn ought between on
rra Bcrtholot's army on the west. and
General Gouraud's forces. on The cast,
and i retiring northward toward the
Retournr river
General Rerthcloi's advance ~ the
Rheims region has Eravcly menared tho
enemy forces south of the Retornc ! r.
French apparently have reached the
Sulnne over a wide front American
forces have been battling brilliantly with
Gonraud's army
Farther east, the Americans, lighting
between the Arupuue forest and inc
Me,lse river, slowly arc clearing the
Germans from Inc area before he kriem-
hid line and gathering their forces tor M
assault on that powerful position
From The region of Liilc, southwark TO
Catnbrai. The German retreat Is coniinu-
ing There Il every reason - believe
the citv ot Lille soon will be evac, atcd
bv tho enemy
10 far the German line from n Quen-
TIN south 70 the Allcttc and thence cast
ward to Berrv-au-bac lS standing quite
hrmiy Italian forces however struck
at the German lines IN front 81 Lao2
and made progress
German detachmcnts winch have been
fighting beside the bulgarian army ~
Macedonia are being withdrawn. says g
B.rlin announcement serbian and
French forces are reported ~ nav" ma
flicted defeat on German and AUSTRIAN
units near he cttN Of Nranlc
/ unconditional surrender, Is he an
sWer of The \mcrIc8n press 80 the appeal
for peace made hN Austria ana 'fcf-
mant- II X reportpd tnat the attitude
OF Official Washington docs nat cncouf-
age The hope at the enemy thai tht aiie~
can be induced - enter INTO negotiations
At a time when Germany armies arr
III retreat
The French and English press consider
the enemy effort new manduvre "b"h
promises but little more than might nave
been expected irom the former peace prot
fers made by the central powers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
PA. At GRIPS MERCY,
EPIDEMIC HITS MINERS
State Issues Hurry Call for Nolun-
tcers to Help Care for Tens Of
Thousands Of Sick.
Rs Assoclated Press 10 Every EyenL


HarrishirG. Pa Oct Influenza
conditions are growing worse in the
anthracite region ana We need iii the
physicians and nurses We can gef 70 assist
in fighting the epidemic some 81 he
nurses who have bccn recalled from
Massachusetts will be sent to that SER
ton Immediately said DR. r ! Rover
acting Commissioner Of Health today
We have established hcld hospitals
al Minersyilc and Shamokin through the
assistance gwen by Adjutant General
Rcarv and the Pottsville Armory has been
turned into hospital Tho report ! re-
ceived this morning from MinersNIne
was there had been 80 deaths IN that town
alone All state controlled armorles in
Philadelphia and the armoric> al Chester
and Scranton are now being used as
hospitals and VIC will open more as needed
Field hospitals have been established in
Scranton, Harrisburg and Steelton and
General Bearv has sent ambulances to
Pqttsville and EddystOne
Railroads have begun 10 have all
passenger cars cleaned tW1ce a day
The state HIS been divided into II
nursing districts for the better distribution
Of nurses and calls for volunteers arc
being made everywhere
Tho cases Of influenza in the State viii
exceed half million
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
5.561 NEW CASES
IN PHILADELPHIA
Epidemic Ties Up Camden; Lead
ing Women Take Up Mental
Work and Nursing.
By A,,oeia,ed Press TO E>ery tveptus

BY Associated Press 10 Every tNeniug
Philadelphia. Pa Oct Influenza
continued Ia spread rapidly throughout
Philadelphia and lis envlrons today
During the Is hours ending al noon. :, sol
new eases were reported 10 the Board OF
Health In the same period there were
more than 400 deaths from influenza and
pneumonia
Il Is estimated by city aul hortIes that
there have been $4,000 cases sincc the
epidemic began \ serious feature OF the
epidemic Is the lack of nurses Those III
regular and emergency hospitals arr over
worked Instances arr reported Of nurses
who have worked for So hours contnu-
ou,N with scarcely an hour rest
Across The Delaware nvcr IN Southern
New Jersey the situation is reported 10 be
grave DR. DAVIS. president Of tho Cam
den Board Of Health, estimates that there
are 5000 individual cases in that city.
He declares the epidemic has not yet
reached It's height Emergency hospitals
are being established and the leading
women OF the city have gone into them
and are doing even the mental work IN
addition 10 nursing the sick. Frank J
Cornell. his wife and their l0-year-old
daughter all died today in the Council
home within a perod Of five hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
POSTOFFICE CRIPPLED.
Working Force Cut Down Fifty Per cent
Ry Influenza Epidemic.

Postmaster English reports shortage
due to influenza of nearly so per cent II
the postottiCc force.
This is distributed among the different
departments, but is especially felt IN the
carrier force. one of whom died Yesterday
lie was Francis Evrr of Fourth and liar
rison streets. aud had been working rs an
extra man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
IN ROUT
BURN ALL TOWNS
ALONG THEIR PATH
Huns Mark Course of Flight by
Wanton Destruction of Every
thing DestructIbie.
RETREAT ON WIDE FRONT
nv ss.oc,a,ed press 70 Fvery Evealns

fr aasnsiAtof Press 20 Y reFF EFA1tnE
With tho French Army on the Cham
payne Front. sunday, Oct &, II y m
Over q wide extent If territory. out linrd
bv burning villages. tho Germans are
rnttcating rapidly before General Gour-
a,lds troops Thry are crowded by Cen
eral Bcrtholot.s forces from tho west and
III danger Of being cui nf hy the Franco
Americans who have crossed the ATnps
river
Tho tcemy ia not only hastily abandon
ing the salient south of the S'uippc. but
- retiring north uf Tho river toward the
Retourne river In spite Of the risk. how
ever hp Is taking time "a continue the
useleas destruction that has hcen char3c-
terlstin ~ his rotrrat al along the front
from ihn Avrn To- The Neuec
General Herthclot's army has crossed
the Aisnr canal north If Rehims and
pushed northward ~ also has advanced 70
Ag,nIcuurt. On tho Suipr" about milo
from Il junction with the Aisnc
II, the advance 81 tho Americans ~
The direction nf 81 lstiennr. on tho Arcs
all the German positions westward on the
limo between - Etlenne aud - Naric-a-
~ verr taken IN flank and menaCed with
q turning movement The consequence 1T
this was the general RETREAT Of the enemy
TOWARD tho mort hrast over tho cntirr
front from the SnpIn - the Amos wrst
~ ~ EtIonnr they have established
br,dgcheals across the Arnes between
n Pierre and Bpthlvillr
General Dnbcnot troops. northeast
If IT Otlentin havu taken several import
ant ,,oinfz On the Iindrrlhurg line after
violent engagements. and have com
plrtels broken through the enemy = dc
lenses herr The Germans counter At
tackled several tunes tlnailccessfully
Further 4,lccesara were obtained on the
Hndnnburg line east Of st Quentin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
LAON BURNING,
FOE WRECKS LENS,
RHEIMS SA VEO
Prisoners Say Coal Pits IN France
Have Been Wantonly Destroyed
Nv Beaten Foe
ALLIES PURSUING FOE

Nv Associated rress - Eyery Evening
PARIS. Oci lann. the stronghold -
which the enemy has been cllnging az the
hevpoint If his line on tho southwest.
apparently has been sei on FIRE hv ihc
Germans The town waa reported ahlasr
Yesterday and ilrea were atlll burning
there to-day
Rheims has heen finally aud definitely
cleared frum the menace ~ German can
non The Germans arc N retreat un &c
whole front from tho Sulppo 70 the Ari e.
As we'll as IN the region south OF { amhrai
In the frat named SECTOR the Alles have
reached the ArueS river On which the
enemy hoped 10 make stand In the
second region the British Fourth Army
has crushed counter attacks which the
emmy delivered In an effort 10 prevent its.
progress toward Bohain aud cover their
rrtrcat ~ the south
These tive movements ot retreat form a
part Of plan which was 10 have brought
tho German armies to new lines of re-
sIStantc much nearer tho frontier. Il ap-
pears. hut tie constant PRESSURE OF the
allied troops X making the execution Of
the plan most difficult aud hazardous
The peace proposals Of the Central
Powers are IN no way interfering with the
policy Il Destruction the German stall
seems 20 have decided upon Sallaumlnes,
near lens. Is burning and fires have been
sent west and southwest of Lille and be-
tween Doual and Somain The troops
advancing IN the Champagne found
\ogcnt-i Abbessc. Relne and all the wi
lagos IN the valley at the Sulppr IN flames
aon has been ahlazc since Yesterday
indicating the enemy may hc about 81
leave that region a. the Chemin DIES
DANES already turned bv Mangin on the
west. now has been turned on he east BY
the troops who have crossed the Alsne AT
several points IN the vicinity oi Bcrrv-au
Bac making II appear that he laonnoi~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
GERMANS WRECK LENS
COAL PITS; IN RETREAT:
Hun GARRISON KILLED

W.T. the Brush trmy IN France. Get
he British today IN their advance after
lie reircating Germans along the sector
from CaInhral To Lens II AbancoHrt.
where the railroad station was occupied
bv the enemy the entire garrison WAS
killed
More ground has been taken northeast
Of Cambria Ilallum, cast Of lens, has
been reached and passed Many ex-
plosIons have been observed IN the great
coal mining district northeast Of Lens and
prisoners say the coal mine pi; mouths
have been DESTROYED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
FLAMES At TINT PLANT,
FIREMEN ARE ON STRIKE
Largest Government Explosives
Factory inPeril; Cause Unknown
Firemen Refuse to Serve.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Rock Island, Ill., Oct : Fire IF
unknown origin broke out nj the Walsh
Construction Company camp at the
Rock Island arsenal this morning. he
camp is situated near the big | y i
plant at the Arsenal and every effort
il being made 70 prevent It's spread
The city fire department IS on strike.
In addition to the fire department at the
arsenal help was called for from the ire
departments Of Davenport, Rock Island
and Moline With the Rock Island hre
department on strike the city was
able to respond with less than halt 2
dozen men who had not gone out, and a
few volunteers.
The fire was reported as making great
Roadway
The Rock Island arsenal is the largest
in the Untec States and the I \ ]
plant threatened near the arsenal here
is the largest one owned and operated
by the government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
NURSES AND HELPERS
WANTED IMMEDIATELY

Nurses and others are badly
needed. as the area of the influenza
epidemic is spreading.
Immediate care will largely les
sen the number of pneumonia
cases, while influenza can be quick
Nv cured if taken in hand promptly.
Women trained or unframed, who
can possibly do so, should, in the
name of humanity. offer their serv-
ices. They will receive compensa-
ton if it is demanded.
Nurses. serving as companions in
private families except where
there is illness or aged persons TO
be attended to, should be released
al once. To retain them under pre-
sent conditions, is objectionable.
The Red Cross calls for their release
for public service as duty to the
community.
Graduate and practical nurses
are greatly needed. also nurses
aids. that is, those who have taken
a course in home nursing, and lay
women 10 assist with duties not re-
. curing professional knowledge.
Help this work of humanity by
responding at once.
Telephone Teaching Center2679-J
Country Club Red Cross Emer-
gency Hospital $500, or Miss
Hayes. Director of Hospital Nnrs-
ing Service, 1860. all ID. & 4.
Signed Mrs Joseph Bancroft,
Director Delaware Chapter,
Bureau of Hygiene
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
"SUFFS" ATTACK Sc NATE.
CAPTURED in First Line of Trenches,
But Are Released After Sur
rendering Banners.
8 IN Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Oct. Members OF the
wonen's party transferred their atton-
tions from the White House to the capitol
today, and attempted TO stage demon
stration there in protest against the failure
Of the Senate TO approve the Federal
suffrage amendment.
-Four v women with banners who refused
10 leave the steps before the Senate wing
were arrested deprived Of their banners
and then released
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
WILSON WEIGHING
KA|SER'S PLEA
VIII Not be Long in Making Re
spouse; No Round Table Ncgo-
tstions Washington Says.
~ Associated Press . Every Evening


WAaurrcrov. October. 7
prompt and decisive reply II Ger
many'e latest peace proposal is indicaied
hv developments 10 Washington carly
Z dav
WASHINGTON. October.
President Wilson cancelled bis usual
morning recreation hour and remained
secluded in his study IT. work Prince
MaNmillans note was received during
he night IT. tho Swiss legation.
REPLY TO HR PROMPT
Quite irrespective az the nature n the
reply. IL socrned ~ 10 agreed that tho
German note called for prompt reply
so that Tho American people might not
bc misled into reinyiug their efforts for
tho Fourth Liberty Loan sn that Tho
American troops in tho heid may know
a. once the position nf their government
and So bar an offer 81 peace may re-
ceive rich diplomatic attention rs e
deserves
FLEA from rNrFROR WILLIAM.
German + peace note was delivered
10 President Wilson personally today Us
Frederick Oedc-iin, an attache ~ the
Swiss legation This gave rise "a gig-
gestinns that ID came from Emperor
William himself
Minister iAengren. of sweden pre-
scnted TIE note from Baron Bluan, the
Aastro-iIungarian Foreign Minister, -
secretary Lansing az 1920 - clock lie
wa, at the state department only icw
minute
hc Nustrian communication IS SUD
stantaiiy similar 20 that from Germany
and boil ask President Wilson 10 arrange
an arml-tIce aud for peace negotiations
On conditions prcvIouly laid down bv he
Pre,idcn II IS sad neither 10 hr
fclal exits differs materially from .he
version Published press aespatches.
80 "a. >p rABLL TALNs.
official announcements OF the attuiie
@. hc nted states government -.ui
Vcr- being withheld bal there vas no
abauIueut &c tie Indication that q Ger
many seeks "a negotiation leading -
round table conferences and diploma lc
t.ubhhngs. he offer VIII fal hat
II she actuaily accepts without gtlai,I-
eatioa- tbe principles az peace as repeated
+, laid down lbs President Wilson nj
accepted hy ~ tie r0-5ellige rents, be
Na, IS open 70 7sscc. Nth thc with
drawaI ot all German troops rom u-
yaded territory rs he first requirement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
CONDUCTOR KILLED.
p, B. e. w Employee Hit by Pas
senger Train Below Newark
Station;

Tho coroner's office was notified today
that Philip Workman. freight con-
ductor on the T.. Is. 4 W Railroad. was
killed near Newark station this morning
Particulars of the circumstances through
which the accident occurred were not
available. but IT is reported that he was
standing on siding and was struck by
3 passing pa s. ngertran.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
SURRENDER FIRST ;PEACE AFTERWARDS,
WILL Be PRESIDENT WILSON'S
ULTIMATUM TO KASER'S PLEA
GERMAN ARMIES RETREAT,
BURNING ALL TOWNS;
"ALLIES IN HOT PURSUIT.

Huns Have Fired Laon, Are Destroying the Coal Shafts of
the Lens Mines; Fires Show The Wanton Deuity of
the Beaten Boche as He Gives Expression to His Hate
Allies Advancing All Along Wide Line Hurting Back
Foe Everywhere; Whole German Army in France in
Peril Through Fochs Strategy Must Quit French
Soil or Surrender
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
Serbs After Fleeing Huns.

~ ASSOCIATED Press TO Every Evening
london. Oct Serbian troops are
energeticaiIv pursuing the Austro-Cier-
mans north of Vranje in the direction of
Nish according to Serbian official
statement The Serbians already have
taken 500 prisoners and twelve guns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
ALLIES TAKE BULGARs.
EIes enth Division With Quantities Of
War Material SuTenders.
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BV AssOs1ateU FTDes GNEIF
Paris. Oct The General in com
mand Of the Eleventh Bulgarian division
has surrendered his force 70 the allied
troops in Macedonia The division was
comprised Of two brigades and with il
a large quantity of war material fell
INTO the hands Of the allies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
Flu Kills General Doyen.

By Associated Press 20 Every kvening
Washington, Oct Brig General
Charles A Doyen, commandant of the
United States Marine Corps training
camp at Quantico. Va. died there last
night OF Influenza He returned from
France some months ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
( 900 GREEKS STARVED.
Premier Venizelos Discloses Atroc-
tiles Practiced by Bulgars on
People of Macedonia.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Athens. Sunday, Oct 6. Premier Neni-
zelos. in visiting Seres Macedonia, which
has been occupied by Greek troops,
found that Of the "a 900 inhabitants,
5 900 had died Of starvation II 900 had
been deported and 1000 had been forced
ia work on military roads during the
Bulgarian occupation
The remaining inhabitants. including
women dressed IN mourning told the
Premier of crimes committed against the
Greeks IN the two wears the Eulgarians
held he town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
POST FOR HARRY X. HoCH.
Succeeds L. Ross Farra in COmpulsor
Work Bureau

Harry h Hoch has been appointed
chief inspector Of the compulsory Work
Bureau. succeeding 4 Ross Farra, and
begins his new work today
Tie is a lawyer and has been associated
IN Office practice With Daniel y. Hastings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
FLU" DECREASING IN n. Y
485 Fewer New Cases This Morn
ing City Reports; 1888 Cases
Of Infection Days Toll
By Associated Press to Every Evening

New York Oct "a decrease Of
as in the number Of influenza cases
reported for tie - hours ending at 10
n as compared wijh previous
simiiar period aa> announced here TODAY
bv DR. ROYAL : Copeland health com
missioner
The number Of new cases totalled dS.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-07
EAR and COOLER Tomorrow.

~ Associated Press 20 Every Evening
washington oct. Forecast for DciA-
Fair ana cooler tonight with frost ID *
posod places Tuesday fair and cool. mol
crate northwest winds.