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80 .'TIRE ESSIGNN -i.E-GlttNn.
NEAR ST. QUENTIN
iHv Associatct Press

ipARlS. September So.-ln the en-
v.lopins OF ST Quentin from, the south
III. French have carried Ess!guy- lie
Grand. says the War o!hce statement
The Germans during the night made
strong attacks against the new french
positions north CT Allcmort between
the Ailetie and the -\!sne. Tho enemy
was repulSed with very heavy losses.
The French have gained further
ground northeast OF Na.l,y, in the d.
rertion OF the Chsmln dos DANES.
- German attempt 20 cross The Ncsic,
where American troops aye III the line
was repul sed.
The statement reads
In The region .: = quentin the
French troops last night captured rs.
s!sn yleGrand AND made additional!
'.Eas, Of the Aile;,e The nigh, was
marked by v!o!ent enemy reactions.
Five different German countcrattacks
were broken up before our new posi-
lions north Of Al!emant and east Of
NOISY farm. TIE enemy suffered very
h.;.vy losses without obtaining the
lSast results
.On our side we occupied territory
West Of A!zy and northeast OF Naiily.
NJ enemy aitemG;e cross the Nesle
>:our na;ro!$-1 Penetrated the enemy
lines northwest OK Soua!n tChAn-
payne and brough, back prisoners
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SPLENDID WORK. DONE
ny AMERICAN AVIAT0Rs


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY on
THE LORRAINE. September 20-Or
the flight during which Lieutenant +
Luke. OF Phoenix. Ariz brought down
three enemy balloons and an airplane.
his gasoline became exhausted and he
vas forced 20 Gepcnd upon the small
emergency tanEful wiki which al!
American airplanes are equipped.
Lieutenant Luke turned on this sun
ply sufficiently only for ten minutes
and though on tn" German side OF the
lines he went after his two opponents
In Fokker machines.
The first was an easy victim, falling
In the French lines. The second fell
OF the German side. and lieutenant
Luke was unable TO follow because OF
his shortage Of gas, ana 50 landed near
the hrst German. He had only n few
gilis OF gasoline when he entered The
fighting the last few minutes OF which
he had devoted simultaneously 10 fight
Ing. guiding his machine and operat.
Ing his hand gasoline pump.
/ I,ieutenant Edward V Rickenbacher.
{of Columbus. o. has downed two more
Snirp!ancs during tho past week ono
being ofhciany confirmed. Lieutenant
Rickenbacher Is now officially credited
with six victories. The group to which
Inc and Lieutenant Luke belong has
',twenty-eight enemy airplanes and bal
5loShs 10 Its credit since the offensive
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1870, might precipi;ate = new conflict
The conversations becoming known In
Berlin. the German Emperor became
concerned. lie is reported i'll one docu-
ment rs "rcgrettimg not having at
tackled France III 1851"
NJ. Montebcllo the French anibassa-
dor 10 Russia. finally announced the
agreement in A dispatch TO N. Rioot,
Foreign Minister, on March 6, 1892
saying the principle OF reciprocal as
SiSiancc and simultaneous mobilization
is accepted. II WAS stipulated that
France and Russia would mobilize their
forces only II the triple alliance mobi-
lized first. The convention was finally
concluded on December IS. 1929, and
WAS preceded by 4 famous reception to
tho Russian marines in Paris.
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NEW GERMAN DIVISION BROUGHT
INTO LORRAINE. SECTOR
bY Associated 'rrss


MEIL1TH THE AMERICAN .ARMY ~
prisoners from the E!ghty-sevtn,s
German Division we're captured la,
niEht uN q. American. patrol west o:
Nhnuisrrs IpiS division had 5eaa j..
me !.ne n th.s sector only a :e" Gays
- IS one .. Inc German crack divi-
Sl"rs- ana y "AS marched into this
G!et1 tTSW The gu!e, sector YES, o.
I.h. ms, wher, II had been resting
Tho prisoners saiG the E!rh;y-s-ye.th
amer cans sooner, cGt that !; had
ee=n NSel shot TO pieces on othe:
fronts. lEr.u-lus that north q TIA.
Marine during tn" German retreat and
hdu bcru compelled TO await some re-
easements whien he'd been long in
IN American oreer visited an o.
S.rNaton pos; curing the day yester-
cay. anu while ne Was ther. the OBJ
nc crossroads west OF the AioseIIe
Inc Germans We're movlnl. south,,ard
ne oiiicer took charge OF the sf.pa-
ZION oy iesepnonIug tn. artil!c!y mrfc1
!'Spo!Qed promptly. Tie gunrer=
optHeo up on me roads and direct
III was scored on The crossroads iug,
q l"o enemy squads haG reacnd that
Through powerful glasses The once-
So" the shot take effect, killing some
- thr enemy and wuundin., othery
treat confusion followed ana after
IN" aE'i1!trEinen mad rrvd on the cross
roads and the region nearby for TN
minutes the troo/ movement, towar;
iAe American lines ceased
ne crossroads were not used during
inc REMAINDER o! the d.y yesterday.
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Sr:,,HS TuIRTEEN MILES
= IrSnN IIlIl.E.p nNSE
pulTISIt TAKE MuENVHEs
~ ST. QUENTIN ADNAN|t.
us, Associated Press,

.LoNDON. September co.-Erittsh
hoops last night made further irns
russ northwest Of -. 'Frentn. c"ptW-
in,: the strong potnt OF N",aSsise iHt'n'
opposite lie CRtslct says tlcia Ma
sEal Haig's oai;ill statement to-TN
1uirc~taut - t. 80 oEed o. l.t
British in the lemptrc- Epchy sector;
the troops pushing III 10 = Depth "I
more than a mile.
The town OF MocUv-HS. on the Ianai
,tu Nord opposite CanbraL when was
taken by the Germans in Local. '1Hh.
tc,.thrust recently, MAS reca9turcd oF
tile British.
hTe statement reads:
."At midday yesterday English troops
attacked in the I.cmp.re Epehy sector.
lii spite OF considerable opposition ana
in the face OF hcuN! artillery anG ina
ch!uc-cun fire valuable progress was
made 10 a depth OF over a mile beyond
the line previously gained by us IN
this locality.
THE strong point known as Maias-
stse farm was captured after obstinate
resistance and with II number o:
email woods, posts and defensive To-
calities. part OF our old defensive
system
Ion the northern portion OF the bat:
tie front We last night attacked and
rrcapiurcd Moeuvres. Here also the
encuy's resistance was obstinate. Inc
fighting is still continuing.
IA few prisoners were CAPTURED HE
us in local encagemeuts on other parts
of the front and northwest OF Hulluch.
North ot Lens hostile ra.dtnS party
was repulsed.
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.CALCMEL ROBBED Of
NAUSEA AND DANGER
Medicinal Virtues Retained and
Improved Unpleasant and
Dangerous Qualities Re.
m0ycd-New Variety Called
"Calotabs."

The latest triumph OF medical science
is Il purified calomel. known AS Gallo
tabs The o!d-style calomcl. as all
doctors know was tho best and most
generally useful Of all medicines. The
new variety, known as Caiotabs, Is
purified and 'ciined from all objection
able qualities and Is most delightful in
effect One Calotab on the tongue at
bedtime. 4 swallow Of water-that's ali.
No taste, no gripping, no nausea, no
danger. Next morning you awake feel
ing fine, with n clean liver, n purified
system and a hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you please. There is
no restriction of habit or diet Gallo
tabs are sold only in original. sealed
packages. price. thirty-five cents Your
druggist recommends Calotabs, and
will refund your money IL you arc not
delighted with thcm.-Adv.
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began Confirmation OF these victo,,,
rcS has been certain III nearly All
cases.
Lieutenant Luke originated the idea
OF night raids OH enemy balloons ana
he has been very successtui III CARY
iug them out. He WAS late in return
Ing one night from, raid and came
Gown III a wheat field. discovering II
VAS not too difficult 10 land AT night
IVY the ain OF rocket fares. lie ascer-
tanned the hour when the enemy nai-
looms were to be filled and most or MS
attacks have been carried out as the
balloons were about 10 ascend.
offensive Lieutenant James Knowles,
II Ros,on. flying over the retrcating
German artillery. saw that the roads
were badly damned He added TO the
confusion by f'yinG at height or
about thirty yards and shooting At ana
irichtcniuE the horses. He reported
The condition Of the roads and an
American night bombing squadron was
in IN, enemy artillery and greatly in
creased the congestion on the road
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HAMPTON ROADS UTILITIES
UNDER FEDERAL CONTROL
Government Will I:Npend SIO.OOO, 900 TO
Insure ADEQUATE hallway and
Water

PORTSMOUTH. VA. September 20
Ten million dollars will be expended
by the government in enlargins ana
portsmouth, and Berkeley. and Nor
folk and Newport News; in establish
ing metropolitan water system,
building permanent highways and
SperaiinG gas and power plants in the
Norfolk Portsmouth section, IL was
announced to-day by Rear Admiral +.
x. Harris. head OF the board OF con-
ton Roads district. With the announce
meht came news that the War Indus
tries Board has authorized the gov
ernment control and operation OF the
Hampton Roads and OF street rail-
WAYS nn, systems i IN this district.
inc War Industries Board reprc-
senting President Wilson. the board OF
control announcement says, authorizes:
a loan OF Sl,soO.o00 TO the city OF
portsm"uth to improve and enlarge the
portsmouth,. Berkeley and Suffolk
Water company's properties; cxpend!-
ture OF S2.Ooo,0oO on roads and high
ways between army and navy bases
and cantonments in the Hampton Roads
district; loan of sl,loO.000 TO the
traction companies for s,rcet-car i'm
provements. and Sl,ooOoo0 for clcctri-
cat power and gas wartime facilities.
~ the funds necessary for these
vast expenditures and improvements
the navy will provide $4,000. 900: the
army 100000 the Shipping Board
housing $4,000. 600
=, The sum OF $4,000 will be spent on
me ferries at once OF this sum 5000
GOO Will hc spent on the Portstnoutb
and Norfolk County ferries and the
sum or 100000 on the ferries between
Pine Beach and Newport News. Three
H Hor T Soafs h"ye already been acquired
one additional for the Pine Beach
Newport News run. and they will be
put INTO operation within a few days.
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Try Associntcdrrc |

w ASKING TON. September 20. -
Change in the battle situation IN
France is foreshadowcd by the impcnd-
ing capture of ST. Quentin and tho
clearing OF ST. Gobain forest indicated
by tn" unfaitcring proSrass OF ~"
matter OF Il few days. Roth allied
and American military officials here
arc conhdcnt that new blows will fall
hmm ediately on the Germans. denying
them any rest or chance Ia rcorganizo
their battered units; hat the actual
plans OF Marshal Foch are rs much OF
mystery here ms they are in Berlin.
IL now appears certain that General
fcrsh'nS's FRS; Army has for the mo-
iTrnt completed its allotted task. hav-
ing bloticd out the 81. Mihiol salient
and restored railways to allied use. |;
was pointed out to-day in addition the
lily Of Metz constitute direct threat
at that fortress. As yet. however.
There is nothing to !ndicatc that tho
American commander has embarked on
the tar-rcachiuE campaign which
would he necessary To capture This
German stronghold
For the moment tho allied offensive
effort is concentrated OH the s.. Cucn-
tin-I.t tcre-Laon front There is.
therefore, strong feeling here that
larger operations in the tmmediatc tu-
turc hinge on breaking the cnemy'S re-
sistancc III this region and forcing him
TO u new retirement.
The Germans are known 10 Ne fever
ishly active In the preparation OF
new limo Of defense along u wide front
roughly parallclnS the Hindenhurg
line and some eight or ten miles far
Their TO the east. Again behind that
front. according 10 information here.
they are At work on TWO other defense
positions. ana are prepared 10 fall back
hy stages lighting as they go. Il un-
able as now indicated, 10 hold their
present front.
The capture 81 ST Quentin and clear
Ing % ST Cohain forest. II is fel; here
will almost certainly send the enemy 5
main forces back 10 the first OF his
new defensive positions II Is wAen
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LIBERTY MOTORS NOW
BEING USED IN TANKS
Ey ts=1Tlrfs,. ~

WASHINGTON, September o6-The
forts Of Metz, the German stronghold
in Lorraine. are under the fire OF
American guns OF nine-inch and larger
calibe-. members ot the House Mill
tary Committee were told today at
their weekly conference with Acting
Secretary Crowe!l and other War De-
par;neat officials.
The identity OF American troops par
,icipating in the drive that wiped out
he 81 Mihiel salient. and brought
Metz within range Of the heavy guns
has no; been reported 10 the depart
!u-ut py Genera! pcrshing
Production Of Liberty motors and OF
ordnance particularly eightinch how
Tiers. - increasing. the officials SAID
Liberty motors are now being used
~ TANKS.
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NEW DRIVE TO FOLLOW
CAPTURE OF ST. QUENTIN
General Pershng's Army Has Completed It's Task i'll Re-
duction of st. Mhiel Salient-nterest
Shifts to La Fere Front.

that movement hcgip shat tho momcn;
Tor launching new oN"nSiN" VIII
come. i'll the opinion of many observers
here
Throughout moro than two months
OF unceasing battle OH other parts ot
The western front since Marshal foch
-" -.te'rNr> y e:F,n FOR: Ia rvf-.s>;.eS!
quiet. To the eastward. r"r*hnG has
cleared up the ST. M'hicl salient, and
many officers feel that y thrust be,
Rheims and NrriUn now - 10 hr cN-
poctod. with the purpose Of i'nnkinS the
whole German front 10 the north and
at the same time paving the NAY for a
campaign agains; the great Metz
Thionvilic stronghold
There are enormous difficulties To I've
faced In the breaking 90 the German
grip on Lorraine Ivy tho reduction OF
Metz. il has been pointed out. II is not
possible to regard that city rs u single
fortress which might hc cncirrlcd and
cut on.
In effect, whole block ot country.
some thirty square miles surrounding
Metz and Thionvillc. has been turned
into Il vast fortress.
Beyond doubt. II is said, the position
is stronger than Nrrdun. against which
tho German army AZ the top ot its
power. proved unavailing.
Metz was created by the Germans as
an Offensive post from which. when the
t;mc came. 10 hurt great army into
took on that character ana Verdun and
Nancy were girded with steel as the
French answer ~ thai threat.
Officials here feel that the American
people should fully realize the great
strength OF this position and not pin
their hopes - any swift campaign by
rerShiNs'S men for its capture. The
thing can be done IL Is said. because
any fortified position can be blasted
away by modern artillery, and with
the huge American heavy ordnance
program coming forward to supplement
u NN.An ~ i,,N a
be possible that could sweep away the
hills themselves. Eut IL would take
time and infinite labor. and there may
be other ways ci reaching the same
end.
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ENEMY ATTACK BEATEN
OFF on LORRAINE FRONT

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE LORRAINE FRONT. September
2u.-Eneny forces attempted TO raid
the American lines on This front
Thursday morning. After two bonn
uarCments which lasted forty five
minutes. ii which high explosives and
gas shells were used. tho German in
fautry attacked. He was repulsed ana
did not reach the American trenches
al any point one German was killed
and three wounded.
In patrol encounter along the
Southern Lorraine front two Germans
We're killed and three were wounded
during the patrol encounter during the
night
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CZECH0-SI.OEtkS SEND
SiI'kECItTORl MESSAGES
lRy Assoe.aiel r-ess.l

CIOV.ANNAYA. TRANSBAIKALIA.
Wednesday. September ll.-Allied Of
dcers were received here to-day ny
Genera! Gaida, the commander OF the
CZcCho- SloVak forces lighting on the
VolCa, who arrived from the west last
week In company with General Die
terichs, the anti BolShevik leader in
Eastern Siberia. General Gaida gave
the allies a cordial greeting. and asked
that kilograms o: warmest appreciation
he sent n the Japanese Minister OF
War, chic: OF general STAFF and the
commando " the troops sent TO
N.aGiSostok.
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AMERICAN GUNS FIRE
UPON FORTS AT METZ
House Military Committee Is Told That
Production of Motors
Is Great.
rRy Assoria,et pre..

WASHINGTON. September 2o.-The
forts % Metz are under the fire o.!
Aner AN guns Of nine-inch and iarg-
ar cal!bcC, members D: the House Mill
tayy Committee We're told today az
their weekly conference with Acting
Secretary Crow"l! and other War De-
JarrUleu- officials
Production OF Liberty motors and %
ordnance particularly eight-!nch how
itEsrs. * increasing, the officials said.
TIE production .! motors was said 10
have passed 900. Of which $500 have
gone 20 the navy and the allies.
Liberty motors are being used IN
taEkE
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS
lNO0RSE SENATOR LEWIS
Hold Republican Victory Would he Re
Sardrd BY Allies mr. Rcpndiu-
ton of prck

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. september 90.
declaring that Republican leadership
could not be trusted in so critical an
hour, the Illinois Democratic State
Convention to-day Endorsed the renom-
nation OF United states Senator James
hamilton Lewis.
"A Republican victory would be re-
gardcd by our allies as population
Of the President and what the Presi-
dent stands for" says the platform
which rccites the story of Democratic
achievements in the war and assails
he record Of Republican Congressman
on the score of patriotism
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FOE SENDS NEW TROOPS TO
- EACE AMERICANS IN .ALSACE

s3y Associated Press
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
AISACE, September -o-There are in
diCat.oDs that the enemy has placed
new troops III The line in A!Sace op-
posite the Americans Some portions
o: the front, however apparently are
not he.G by these new men.
An American p2;Col penetrated the
enemy wire Thursday and walked
through The Town o. AmmerzHei!er.
which was found TO be deserted.
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.tTI-GERMAS OUTBREAK
OCCURS IN MANIA

81 Associated Press
LONDON. Sepiembe. co.-Dr w :
Sot, German Secretary OF S,Al- !U-
Colonies. has been ordered TO 20 70
Bucharest, and Genera! AtacEensen, who
has bcea on leave, VIII return 1. once
10 Eoum.n!a as the result 81 ihe anti.
German outbreak IN That country, -
.orG.ng 10 an Amsterdam dispatch %
the DAILY Express.
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GERMANS IN SWITZERLAND
WILL NOT ANSWER CALL

~ %sS"SlaEts t'T-Ss.
BERN, SWITZERLAND. September
.20.-The German authorities in Berlin
have instructed al. Germans dis
charged from thc army ana living in
switzerland 10 return 20 Germany for
work IN the rel! OF the ught.ns line,
especially in guarding prisoners. Ger
man subjects here show !ii:.e inclina-
ton 20 respond 20 tae call. and i is
believed inat - per cent OF the 10000
Germans affected Viii refuse 70 re-
turn 10 Germany.
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Nt SsIAN-FRi:N1H ALII,NCE
WAS PURELY DEFENSIVE.

~ Ass"c.a Ted FRS
PAlslS, September 2O.-Ducornen:,
establishing the pacific and l,,irniy a.
icnSiNc nature o. the alliance bc,;r.s,,
Franc Ira ana Russia, are published in
ne "n"w Book distributed III the
'naTnbe OF Deputies to-day
me early negotiations showed tina,
noth Emperor Alexander OF Russia
ana General Bo'sdeftre. the French rep.
character Of the convention.
Emperor Alexander hes.,a,ed xors
What at the outset. fearing that par
tisans, out OF revenge for the war OF
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HEAVY RAINS SLOW DOWN
OPERATIONS IN LORRAINE
ny AssociateG Press.

Nv Ass0clateG Fcsss.I
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
LORRAINE, September 2o.-Continued
rain, which transformed the front into
Il bog, nak!og troop movements diff
cult and transport almost Impossible,
slowed down the activities to-day.
There was scarcely a movement on
the ground, not even q patrol opera
tion being recorded The aerial activity
continued In the unfavorable weather.
although in !essened degree. Some air
patrol secuted over the enemy lines
In the rain.
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LOU HALL INDICTED
Will Face Jury on Charge OF Staying
EHn Roy In Woods ON
AugUSt LIT.

FAIRFAX, VA. September 2o.-Lou
Hall was yesterday indicted by Fair
fax County grand jury for the murder
OF Eva Roy on August g.
His case was set by Judge Brent for
;he fourth Monday In November. The
charge TO the grand jury and setting
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Archhi-hop ireland Ill.

ST. rALL NlNN. sept ember "
Archbishop John Ireland, eighty years
old q. the arch diocese Of St Paul.
.no has been II! for many months and
who i was $50 early tonight rnlsh,
not live more than forty-eight hours.
rallied slightly a, midnight. DR. e. j.
Green. one u ;wo physicians in al
tendance. declared, however. mat tn@
pre!ate's genera condition does not al
mir - great ICys.
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GERMANS CLAIM

BERLIN September 30 tvia Lon
dou).-SironS British counterattack KS
against Gouzeaucouvt and ETehy
Thursday were rcpulscd, says the Of
nc!al statement from German general
headquarters to-day.
An attempt 10 attack the German
positions west OF iouy, between the
A!.et;e and the .hisne, did not develop
fully
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Attempts to nnL, Repui.ed.

WASHINGTON. September 2O.-"Re-
ncwcd attempts of the enemy 10 raid
our lines at four points in the Woevre
and in the NoSgeS were rcpulSed," says
General Pcrshings conmuniQue for
to-day, as given oct by the War De-
partmcnt tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-21

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
%4 :r r "a .LitH Ia FRONT. septemo
90. s"'L,ihe SNORING down OF two
u",.y p;tiioons and three airnlnnes
lr ms recent patrol. instead OF two
~ G"im type, as has been reported.
III canned ny Lieutenant T.. Luke, OF
nneniN. Ariz The destruction of tho
n.'! ,,ii, has been confirmed by scores
vi witnesses who saw them burninr
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VIII Dedicate Church.

DA.NNlLLE, VA, September 20
Bishop T.. r. Hendrix. of Kansas City
viii next sunday morning dedicate the
new Method 81 Church at Schoolticld.
lie Will preach the dcdicatory sermon
and, later the ritual.
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Hats rndi>cr.minnte Transfers.

WASHINGTON, September 2o.-To
stop !ndiscr!minatc transfer Of enlisted
men from one duty 70 another The
War Department to-day ordered that
enlisted men may no longer apply for
transfer.
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Important News
Quickly Told
Epcnts From Various Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space.

CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA. septemhcr
- Farmer Burns, age Hfty.seven
Sf W.s a"-n,Sht defeated Dad" Clark
Tor the wrestling championsh,n 94txn
n world Tor men over nfty-ilvc Years Of