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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
BUILDING HERE NOT
TO Be AFFECTED BY
WAR BOARD RULING
Necessary Construction Needed in
Albuquerque Can Be Done,
Lumbermen Say; Permits Can
Be Secured.

The recent ruliuRs uf the war in
duStrttH board ON non war CnustruV-
tlOn which went into cftcct October
T. viii not affect necessary building
IN Albuquerque, accofdiug 10 lumber
dealers hcrc.
Repairs, or extensions. or compile
ton ot existing building involving IN
the aggregate cost not tu exceed
50. 800 viii he permitted \cw con
struction for farm purposes involving
in the aggregate cost nor 10 exceed
$1,000 Will also he allowed For
building IN which "a ltrger amount rs
TO bc expended permit must be &c
cured through the county council OF
defense.
The manufactures OF the principal
building materials, including paving
brick. common brick hollow tile,
cement and lmc. have agreed TO Coz
operate with the war industries
board
Lumber and cement dealers here
have received copies Of the following
plodgc which they ARE TO sign
The undersigned hereby pledges
itself rot TO use. nor 80 rur aa lies
within ~ power permit To hc used,
any products Of its manufacture
now IN or which may hereafter come
for essential uses as ,hat term has
bocn or may be defined or applied
from time to tipo hy tho priorltios
division at The No industries hoard,
on under ppruiifA ii writing signed
by or uudcr authority or such priori
tics division, that It VIII mako na
sale on dv3i.crN of such products tu
any customer for resale until such
customer has filod with IL simihi
.s. ..H
use Us utmost CndCnNor 90 iuSur,
thnt rs products shall be distributed
SOLELY for essential uses
No permit VIII ho necessary toi
. building the following
First. after having first bc.t
/ cleared and approved 10y the war ir
! dustrits board those undertake.
/ directly bl or under contract the WI.
( department, tlH navy department.
the tultcd 81 les stripping boar,
. emergency Meet CORPORATION, the
( hurcau of industrial housing an,
transportation of tho department o
labor or the housing corporation.
Second. repairs on CXtcntiops o'
existing buildus, involving ia th,
I aggregate cos. not exceeding s..
800. aud ncW Construction for farm
purposes only INVOLVING in the ag
grcgatr q cost mot exceeding 81 ,Ou0.
THIRD. roadW.ES, buildings, an,
other structure. undertaken bN o
under contract when the United
states railroad administration or ,
railroad operated hy Huch admins
tration.
Fourth. hosp directly connccto,
with mines producing cont metals
and icrro-ailoN minerals aud
Fifth puhl'o highway iuiprov"
mcnta and ktt,.I paNcmeuts Whei
expressly upprut. Il la writing bN th'
United States h hways couucil
II is believed by lumber dealer
that the necessary buildiug iu Alhu
Quorquo viii u.. he Delayed by th'
ruling. Af'Dr Investigation IN,
county Council u. defense can ask fo
permits when 10 e believed ucccssars rs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
STATE CONVENTION OF
&. O.P. BREAKS RECORD
in Size and HARMONY
denomination of Senator Fall, Against Whom
There Is No Opposition, Is Assured; Hickey and
Reynolds Get Judgeships; Bursum Makes Ring
ing Keynote Address, Praising Falls Record in
Senate; Convention May Be Over Tonight

Santa Fe. y NJ. oct The roe
publican state convention. to nomin
ate candidates for congressional aud
state offices assembled az ten o'cloci.
this morning in the hall of the
house OF Representatives. with eight
hundred ana ninety Of the nine hum
dred and eighty one delegates pres
ont in person, tn" balance being pre-
scnted bN proxies
II is the largest convention iu thc
history of tho republican party IN
Ncw Mexico. IA number of delegates
md ~ conclusions may hp drawn
from the opening session, the most
harmonious in recent years,
Holm o. Bursom OF Socotro. tom
pornry chairman, delivered the key
note speech. An address OF forty
minutes. interrupted frequently by
applause ana ON several occasions
hy rcsounding demonstrations At
the conclusion Of big speech Mr. BUR
sum read a long telegram from VIII
~ Hays, the republican national
chairman. in which New Mexico re-
publcans were urged 10 30 the ut
most Tor the election of yopubicun
mcmbors Of congress
Tho chairman thon introduced
'1dge Reed iiollomun, state char
man Of tho liberty loan drive. who
urged dcirgaicE Candidrt ana uil
ci'izens 10 adjourn poitlFs until oct
ohcr 10, in order that the crttrC
time and attention of the people
may he devoted To- fhr succt ssful
subscription OF N,w MoAicu's bond
issue quota.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
SAN IA FE MEN HAVE
PURCHASED S95.S5O
OF LIBERTY BONDS
Railroadmen Are Endeavoring to
Secure s125,000 by Sunday Nc.
Adoo Sends Letter for Support
in Campaign.

with their usual patriotic response
tu calls tor the purchase Ot Liberty
bonds the Santa tc employees here an
until n o'clock .ais morning have
subscribed % grand total OF 2H5.NJu.
By sunday the railroad men are
confident they VIII reach the {l-a,-
GOO marx ana are doing everything
possible 20 reach the figures
At ~ O'Clock today IL was reported
that the store department Of which
\ - Wachtrr has charge. had sub
sCrhcd SG,NOh. the rouudhousr. Of
which r. =. McMurrN has charge
subscribed x2l,GbU. the station force,
So goo ana the shop department, of
which II y Barton has charge. re-
ported $50 goo. The tic plant had not
reported al that hour,
Tho Santa pc men nave received a
letter from W g. McAdoo, director
general of railroads, which follows
THE patriotic support OF railway en-
ploycs 10 the Third Liberty LoUn was
more than gratifying, on some rail
roads practically every employee be-
came "a subscriber FOR one OF more
of these bonds.
"NoW that the Fourth Liberty Loan
is about tu begin, I earnestly urge all
railroad officials and employees to co.
operate in securing 100 percent re-.
suit on every railroad. ! believe that
whore the officials and employees unit,
In q patriotic support the result vii
be even more gratifying than that g.
the Third Liberty Loan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
GERMAN VANDALISM
MAY DRAW FORTH A
NOTICE OF WARNING
Reprisals May Be Threatened
Against Rhine Cities If Barbar-
ians Do Not Stop Wanton De.
struction of French Towns.

Washington. oct An ultmatum
t9 Germany regarding th" ruthless de-
strucuon OF oitics and private proper
IS iu northern France ana Belgium is
being urged ON the allies and the lul-
ted States and iS under consideration.
The burning of Cambria ana 81
Quentin ana tho devastation uf one Of
the most populous regions of Europe
as the Germans retreat, has aroused
great indignation ana u was said in
diplomatic circles today that Cor
many would bee warmed soon that Il
she allows the work of destruction 10
continue severe reprisaln wlll follow
II b. suggested that the cities OF the
Rhine should be marked for dcstruc
tiuu aud tho Berlin government told
that fur every French and Belgian citS
ruined without military reason, a city
equally important aud valuable sontl-
mentally ana materially VIII be- laid
waste
Al official dispatch from France
today quotes the rcut Parsiru as
fulloWs.
"Cnmbru s burning Thb is tho
new crime accomplished hy those
great dcstfuSors ot lif' Cnnhr8t. the
historical city with all h"r memories
uf the past Damhrai the moderu town
with 49, induHtrios. ia falling 90 piecos
among "a red ana black Whlrlwind of
sparRf ami flames Camhr1i is al the
present mumeut hut AN enormous fire
The Germans have ioN. hut threw as
they went. their iucondiary torches on
the valuable remembrance % ancient
France our allies wha had taken
such precautions 10 save the town con
template, horror stricken. the Ger
mans impious work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02

Committees we're appointed. ~
cludius ia addition to the four cis-
tomury committees, commtftc
on conference. which consists of the
foreman of each .ounty delegation
the convention tucn recessed ntil
O'Clock. when committees viii re-
port
u is expected now that senate \.
b. Fall viii hc nominated al tn af-
ioruuuu session There is NO uIIosi
ton To- senator l'all. He viii De laced
iu nomination by Norbert u. lDlt ~
Las Cruces.
There Is no longer any qucstioi that
.. A Larrazolo will he the noniiuee
tor governor. although Governor Lind.
Soy announced last night that ne re-
mainpd candidate l,oosevcl, coun-
~ viii place the governor In Dmina-
ton. provided he b. not made tie nom
inec FOR congress This is a Iossibil-
ity. although Lindsey has Indicated
that he does not desire the tomina
ton. Tho probability BE- th,t -. g,
Hernandez win he the congressional
nominee
Herbert y Reynolds. OF llhuquor-
que viii be nominated for supreme
court without opposition, Edward
Sargent Will hc the nominci for audit
tor other places ON the tidIct remain
iu doubt although The only 1rttve con-
flict Is over tho state lad cummis
sioucrship Eufracio fialeEos Of I'm
ION county, o. now leading in the race
but IL seemed to Doe thb feeling oi
~o-~-~-~~~>->~>~~--~~~ -~~~~-~--~~>-~'-,---~---~~>
Continued on page -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
c. P. A. TO HOLD
CONVENTION HERE
OCTOBER TWELFTH
Members TO Draw Up Reeommen-
dations for Changes in Fish and
Game Laws and Consider Mat.
ter of Appointing Warden.

The annual convention OF tho New
Mexico Game Protective Association
viii meet ia Albuquerque SATURDAY,
October .. according 70 a. ctll issued
hy First Vice president q, g. Whltcd.
uf Ration The object of the uonNou-
tiou viii be- to draw up recommends
tions for needed changes iu the game
ana fish laws aud to determine tho
policy nf the g. y 4. ia securing tho
arro.ntmsut az an efficient game
warden hN the next governor state
Game Warden Theodore Rouauit Dr..
appointed ut the recommendation Of
the q. T. 4 hy Governor Lindsey viii
meet with the Sportsnicu aud assist
in outlining tho yoar's program. Plans
far entertaining the international As.
socHtlon OF Game and Fish Commits
Nonors. which meets GO Albuquerque
next fail. viii also be- outlined The
International Convention was ohtliu-
od Tor New Mexico hy State Game War
den Routult. Jr who recently reuru-
ed from the 1915 convention in Nrw
Nork
Every aportsman ia New Mexico Is
invited 10 attend the convention on
October A." a deleg ttior from tho
nine o,al organizations al Taos SAM
tu Fe, Raton, Chama, Albuquerque,
tnllup Magdalena, SILVER Ciiy Roe
Welt and Carlsbad will be- present
tu preserve tho Wild nfe of tho state
When the boys come back from
France, the call reads they wil
ask MS what we have been dolug 10
pefpefuate their favorite recreation.
For this. II no Other reason, Il H. up
20 ms TO keep the q. L. A, fun steam
ahead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
DOTS AND DAsHEs


New YORK +coVefN of serum
which preliminary experiments tndi-
cate VIII act u- preventative FOR
Spanish nflucn.. was announced by
the health conn issioncr
Washington ne food administra-
tiOu announced mat first steps had
been taken e. ~. 'tlizc the butter mas
kct
Washington Naval submarine
chaser No. 90 HIs sunk Boa collision
with tho oil steamer :. W. waller of
the coast uf N,N Jersey, Two men
from the chaser are missing
Washington The total number of
influenza eases !u an camps is $500.
Pneumonia ctsDa number & t6H,
Washington senators and repre-
scntatives from wheat CROWNS states
aud officials ut The national wheat
growers association decided To appoint
"a special committee to urge the pres
dent 60 fla the price of wheat Tor 1919
az $50 buShrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02

tive colonial possessions sixty percent
OF the ships with which our troops
have been carried over there have
been british and eighty percent OF
the conveys have flown the Union
JACK And Wc have never lost a man
ON british conveyed ship
MAN Tor man. there b. NO better
lighting iorse iu the world than the
british army The Canadians and the
Americans are superior for initiative
Warfare. but when it comes 10 doggcd
resistance tu overwhelming numbers
our British cousins are unsurpassed.
tContinncd on Page 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
Teams Continue to
Canvass Parts of
City in Bond Drive

Last night the total suhsCrip-
ton Co the Fourth Liberty Loan
IN Albuquerque was announces
as si9i.70O
No noon report was given to-
day. as YESTERDAY was tho last
day of tho lunchcous hold by
workers 10 the drive W the
Noung Mems Christian assooia-
ton.
The drive continued to-day, hut
not with the force as did the Cum-
paign during the last four DAYS
II Ia expected that teams viii hc-
gin canNaSsing parts OF the city
that have not bncn visited by
} workers.
Santa l'c committees worked I
, hard an day today und made q
} splendid showing The womcn's
teams ycatcrdaN secured more
subscriptions than the men \
large number of women are still Z
working on lists of names the
committees were unable to nnd
at home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
FALL OF CAPITAL OF
SYRIA MARKS BRITISH
ADVANCE OF l3O MILES
Hindenburg Line Continues to Crumble Following
Loss of St. Quentin and Threatened Capture of
Cambria, Lille, and Armentieres; French Take
1000 Prisoners in Two Days Between the Vese
and the Asne

London Oct 2DamAscUs the capital occupied
General Anhy Tuesday morning according Of
icial statement issued today 10y the British office.
Damascus the Turkish base Syria and Palestine and its fall
probably the end of all Turkish General Aenby
Palestine and Syria The the junction point of
railroads leading the of Beirut and Aeppo $50 miles northeast.
Aeppo the Turkish base this Of Asia
Minor junction of the railroads from Palestine and
Mcsopotamia Damascus population of about 10000 II is
the holy the MohammcanS aud the Arabs
a of the -four paradiscs earth
The capture Of Damascus marks advance of l3O miles hy
Anby 20 In that British
captured than $1,000 destroyed three
Turkish armies driven the enemy from Palestine and great part
of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
Man Pleads Guilty to
Charge of Shoplifting

u 81 Crollou Santa fc fireman
arrested Yesterday with Nh ana Mrs
T. Y Smnncld hy putrolnan Duna'
hue on charge OF shOpliftug, were
Crollcti was given the choice OF pay.
ing fine OF Si-o OF going 90 iall toi
l20 days.
Crollctt pleaded guilty To- the chlrgt
ana stated that Mr. and Mrs. StAnficld
were not implicated IN the alleged pct.
Is thefis The charges against Mr.
and Mrs Stanneld were dismissed
Strongs hook store, penneS com,
pauy, Mandoli a Meyers and IN,
Economist reported 60 police thai
Croilctt had stolen number of smal
articles from their stores, When ar
rested police found the goods on ma
person,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
LIBERTY LOAN WILL
GO OVER TOP, MEN
At HEAD ARE SURE
Official Announcement Indicates
That Campaign Has Hit Win.
ming Stride; Billion Mark Not
Yet Reached.

Nu9hiUEtUn, Dot. TcIOEI1W8 10
the treasury today indicated that tho
Fourth Liberty Loan has hit tho
stride which Will put IL over the Sc
OQ0. 900. .0O0 minimum los the end ~
the allotted period according to tho
official headquarters announcements
so official totals were available.
Optimistic war news prompted off
ClnlH "a sound "a warning against any
relaxation uf effort In the two ana I
hulf weeks remaining. at least g., ,0On.
Od0. 600 must be raised. h is CstimAi-
cd since subscriptions sp far probably
90 not reach the billion mark
Tho san Francisco districts roport,
&l,,GbO.0uO already officially tuhulat.
ed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02


paradise on earth, has
- been wrcstcd from the
hands of the mspeakablc Turk
As result, a peace offer from
The Ottoman empire may be cN'
pected al any moment The loss
of the great Syrian capital, the
junction point for important rail
roads, coming as it does after a
series of Overwhelming defeats, il
the last straw for the Turkish
camel. Not even all of Berlin 5
blustcr about sending troops "a
Constantinople. by way of Sofia
can restore the shattered morale oi
the MoSlcmS, The Turk is ready
10 quit, and he is going TO do it
very soon.
One by one, Germany 5 allies are
leaving her Bulgaria started the
good work. Turkey IL next in
line. Austria. because of her Teu'
tonic ties, will hold out little
longer, bat the release Of the hun
dreds of thousands of allied troops
that have hecn tied NJ IN the Bal
kans and IN Mcsopotamia will
cause hor also. 70 think seriously
about suing for peace Her many
races. each with conflicting inter
eSts, will not suffer defeat after
defeat indefinitely without raising
their voices in mmis,akablc pro
test
Austria will do well tu quit
while the quitting is good or not
81 bad, at amy rate.
October ~. the anniversary OF th,
day upon which christopher toium,
bus, four hundred and twenty SIS
Years ago, first sighted the island o
san salvador, now known as Waiting
island, has most fittingly been sc
apart by our president us "libert>
DAY
The various anniversary days be-
the HISTORY OF our country are asSum.
ing now significance to the people oI
Athorica, as the sacrcdncss ot tho tn
sttutions for which our boys are lay
iuB down their lives on the western
battle front is brought home to them
As one must ever value more htghl
those things fnr which be sacrifice
his dearest and best, 80 are we rcaliz
ing IN this crisis OF our countrN's his
tory, as we have never realized before
how inYiolable are the principles upof
which oar government rs founded. ans
how noble the ideals OF those men who
brought our nation into existence,
Ana 50 on Liberty Day. the citi
hcns of the United states are urge,
bN our president to pledge their sup
port 20 their utmost to the heroic tasl
before them, by loauing to the GOV
ornment the money which enables ou
BOYS over there 10 carry on" in tha
terrific struggle. 60 the end that libcr
ty and Justice may reign I'm the worlf
once more, and that government @
the people, by the people, and fur IA,
people may not perish from ih'
earth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
Local Forest Men
Apply for Training
At Officers Camp

l'aul u. Roberts. inspector of grul-
ing, aud Lee e. Dawes. surveyor
craftsman, both of the local forest
service office went To- vi paso ON
Monday wherr'theN made application
anu were examined for the cavalry
officers training camp. which b. soon
10 start at Fort Leon Springs. Texas.
The men viii be granted "a military
hirlough hy the government from
their present duties in the forest ser
vice " they are accepted for training
at thN camp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
SON OF GERMAN EXILE
STIRS ALBUQUERQUEANS
WITH RINGING ADDRESS

edward r. Trefz, Representative of the Food Ad-
ministration, Speaking for the Fourth Liberty
Loan at Consolidated Red Cross Meeting in the
Crystal Theater, Delivers Message of Patriotism
Never Equaled Here; Depicts Horrors of Hun
Terrorism, and Points Out That This Is What
America Can Expect if Germany Should Win;
Red Cross Leaders From Denver Outline Splen-
did Work of Great Mercy Organization.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
TWENTY PATIENTS
SLAIN WHEN HUNS
BOMB A HOSPITAL

win the American Army
northwest of Nordun (Tucs-
da,l oct (3y the Aaso-
ciatcd rrcss.l Twenty pa
ticuts. many ~ them already
suffering from wounds receiV-
cd in battle we're Killed when
u German shell struck an Am-
crican hospital several nights
ago, The hospital was only u
short distance behind the
fighting line.
~ g. possible that IL was "A
stra, she'll but ID appears prob
able that "a deliberate attempt
was made TO attack the hos
piial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02

Praises England In WORT.
'l'uu.t let anyone tell YOU thlt W.
are fighting England'e Wtr' shouted
Nh Trct1 The VcN best part Of
our civilization has been handed down
tn us hN those pluckN Brltuus that
wr'sted the Magma Chnrta fruu King
John
'pnr man out of every four in
Great Britain is iu the army or has
been iu the army England now has
,.hd0.0nu men ou thirtS seven differ
ert fronts She hes heeu holding the
Huns Tor four years in France. ltalv.
Mesopoiainia and Ghe Dardanelles Size
has driven the lluu from MS produc-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
Elks Pour Out All
Their Liquor When
Booze knell Tolls

The local Elks observed the
passing of John RarleNcuru
last night bN pouring out ill pf
tholr lipuld refreshments into
mo sewer The mcmbcrs have
decided 90 lyt icc cream comes
aud other harmless "rcfresros
take che place Of stiff bower
kETH.
NOTE N became luoWn
lHto this afternoon that there
wus only about three inches
OF heavy stuif loft in the de-
canters Of tho Elks lodge last
night before the pouring cerc-
muuy was performed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02

CormJnys dofonsos between cam
hw and S. quentin are crumhlinR
under the determined blows OF Mar
shGl Foch. and the time of the expect
ed German Withdrawal from France
ana bclRum apparently rs drawing
ppprcciuhly nearer.
Under the atturks Of British. French
and American troops. the llindcuhurg
defense system from the Scnrpo To the
bise, q distance of utty miles. is being
oNcrruu. I'm the north the valuable
network of railroads in Flanders rap.
idlN n becoming useless aud IN the
south tho tfench are pressing ,iEor-
ousN thoir advance west ana north Of
Rheims
Northeast Of - Quentin the British
have advanced more than five miles
eastward from the front lno OF the
Ilndcuhurg positions. \ salient most
dangerous 10 tho enemy has been
driven In bctwuon So quentin and Lc
'atelct and the British are advancing
through a big gnp in the enemy limo
across important roads ana railways
toward IA 'atcau one of the most i'm
portnnt traffic conterH west OF the Ger.
man border.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02

CtmbrH has not set been occupied
hy tie British, but i'i-ld Marshal
iipig has taken important heights
south Of th' town and ouAi ot the
Scholdt canal thus drawing cloHor the
net about Cambria The French mot
with spirited resistance Iu entering St
Quentin, but succeeded m throwing
the enemy beyond tho canal, which
cuts through the eastern suburbs.
North and south Of the town the
French have advanced further east
ward
In FLANDERS the Germans arc re-
ported Co have sot urc 10 the railway
functions ut Eoulcrs and Moniu, aud
90 he removing their big guns from
the bolgi1n Coasi around the submn-
rlnc base OF Ostond watch is being
outflankcd Tho Bclgians now are
uve miles from Thourout while tho
British arc across the Lvs. seven
miles north of Lille and are within
seven miles of Courtra. An these are
important railway centcrs and Lille is
the strongest German position north
Of tumhtul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New York, Oct 3 Lead un
changed. spot sos. spelter dull. Ees
81 Louis delivery, spot offered si5
Al London. spot copper. LN ls2; clcc
trolytic La l31. tin LX. 331. 10 y
Lead TX. 30, 10 $, spelter Tx. "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02

General Bcrthclot speedily is dlis-
ipg the, Germans back to their old
lines ion the Rholms region Further
gains have been made hctwcon the
Ncslc ana the Aisuo, and north OF
Rheims several miles moro ana the
French viii bc no the open country
north OF Rheims and threatening the
immediate communications OF l.aon.
Tho French advance hers and cast OF
the Suppc is placlng the Gcrnaus bo-
tween Rheims and the Suippc in "a
pocket
ln Champagne there has bocn little
change bat the French have rendered
useless the railroad running through
the Argonuc forest from ChallcranEe.
THIS makes possible U further Ameri-
can movement ON the eastern cdrc ui
tho ArgonuC North and west OF
MontfauCou iu tho center OF tho
American sector west OF the Meusc.
the Americans again have moved Tor.
ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02
Dan mASCUS IS TAKE \
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Damascus
Liberty Day

the Arabian
+ paradise on earth, - has
been wTestcd from the