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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-19
TRADE HOUSES GIVE
SUPPORT TO COTTON
Market Gains Its Composure
Trading Closing 9 to 25
Points Higher.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ls Re
hewod H,eadlnrsA was assumed today
by cotton after early feceAlona, M
the result Of a better feeling over the
fuel regulations Aud the growth OF
opinion thi6l In the end. the clearing
up OF the freiRhu situation would
work tp the Advantage of the mills
ana would bear results which would
offset any immcdiate curtailmcnt OF
consumption ly0tscs Of q dollar u
bale were followed by strong nd
vance which sent prices a dollar u
bale over yesterday close Last quo
hiions for The day showed net gains
uf 10 ! q points
Around the opening the tendency
was downward. the selling movement
~ ycstcriaN being carried over The
lowest prices reached showed net
losses ut I To % points
ln the early afternoon peace ru-
Wor~ uf the usual vague sort made
their appearance and the market
went Co "its highest, whore 10 stood
lS to 20 points over yesterday close.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-19

uAlTcaton Spot Co,toi

NEW YORK. Jan ~ spot cotton quiet
Midliink uplauds 81 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-19
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANTEn--MthE

DpIGLTSG CONTRACTION WANTED
We want to let toptfaet iminea l.'
for drilling one . OOh foot well iui''
mrrs "a follow in Carter county
Have 8 500 fcct Of easing m nand
grr Setnrities. Go Capital nAly
sa2s nCa1' Il iO7 New York lille bi's'
Kansas CitA. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-19
nUn.pING AND CoNTRACTING %
CLEANING AND pYEING

SANITARY MATTRESS co. - Mattresses
renovated. returned home same day. Phone
osagc 6SA9,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-19
Chicago Grain and Provision Range


CHICAGO Jan - CORN W yellow.
nominal
OATS STANDARD. AZ. e see
RYE 40 g nominal
BARLEY 80 i0ntig
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-19
BOARD AND ROOMS.
LlGHT HOUSEKEEPING liOOMS

DOAND <tTND NJNymJ.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING IiOOMs 10
ADMIRAL. 2si0-Pwo nicely furnished mod.
ern rooms for light housekeeping: private
entrance Phone 1851.
BRADY w, i24 "a Large, choice. modern
room for light houstk ceping; also medium.
size room, Phone 1073.J.
CHEYENNE. n d2a-For rent two large
nicely furnished light housekeeping rooms /;
modern; elective hghts; plano Phone
DETROIT 3, 5l5 Two furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping Cali mornings before
II or from 80 tosi y. m.
DULUTH n, Si6-0no light housekeeping
room. Phone i692
FOURTH. r.. 2l5-rwo large light house.
Aseplng rooms; close'in, sl250 per week.
usage a2is.h
ElGhiH, w. lt--tor rent. housekeeping
rooms Tor employed couple no children
Call house In roar
FOpGE T.. lioS--Threo ligh, housGk coping
tooms, two Sleeping rooms and kitchen
JFFfERSoN. i5J7--Unc light hoasel. cen
ing room, one block from iiinoy; two
1 ktNOsiiA, q l3s-Two furnished souse;
keeping rooms,
j oLfMplA, n, l27 Two rooms Tor light
housekeeping
owAsso, 8. Light housekeeping rooms !:
also room and board Si250 per week.
PHOENIX. iao--light housekeeping rooms
only $3.50.
THIRTEENTH, T., 2OG-one furnished !ishs
housekeeping room
ZuNls. N, il6--For rent. three housekrap.
ing rooms: upstairs, large closet: private
bath; s95 per month; no children Phone
2c25R
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMs-For rent,
furnished rooms modern Phoue 1890.
FURNISHED ROOMS--Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping: modern With
connecting bath. private entrance 81 per
per week Phone t659.
not SEbEEPING ROOMs-Two close In
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
SOCIAL MD Personal NEwS
on SINNNSIDE BRIIT1N TOLD


suNNYstpE. Mar,h 2l-Thi-
camp sent quite large crowd tn
Black Hawk last Saturday evening To-
the dedication aud opening uf the
amusumcnt hall at that camp. In the
partN we're ". - wrtz.i. Mt aud
MrH. w. " Hirkpatrick. Mt and Mrs.
r. v. Tucker. Mt hnd Mrs g. a. coll
iins, NJ aud Mrs. J. Harvey. Mr. and
Airs W iitti'iuhu, Mr.. and Mrs,
iInft, iAttururr. Mr.. aud Mts. Frank
Tucker Mrs i.un Taylor. Miss Atdeiin
Ncviv, MiHs MHudv iiurkc. Mirs Irene
Thomas. Misn Phyllis bishop. Miss
Henrietta Hunter. Miss barbara
TWaddir. Glen Woodward. Leland Me-
D"nnld. Edward McMuliin. clyde
ilpberi- tud Thomas Young
MI ~ a. NufEafd was hosicss q"
the Ladies' Literary club ~ hvr home
Saturday afternoon Those present
were Mrs. W y. Wvtz-i. Mrr. j.. e.
Preston, Mrr Zcth Thomas. MIR. Ma
Noel AIRS guth ~. hell. Mir. i.cnura
X Smith. Miss Ardciin Ncciry. Miss
Matte Parry and Miss MARY Twaddls.
AIR. aud Mrs. Gcurgc i.atiurner of
Muhrland and Mt and Mrs. Fred Lat
turner of Winter Quarters ar" 'ialtins
relatives at sunnyHldc.
quite largo crnNd attended the
H. Pntrick'r dance aud social given
by IN. Knights of pythiaH lodge Mon
day evening In the city bowcrN. The
proceeds viii be given To- the Red
cross for the purchaS" II yarn.
Mrs. 4. Christensen entertained
Mr.. I.oa Taylor. Miss Ardclla Neele,
md Mirr Irene Thomas ~ dinner sun
dnN al her home
Mrs William McCue aud daughter,
Janet. of Green river ar. visiting
here. the gucrtS 1T Mr. and Mrs. ,. g.
TWuddle.
Miss GlndyH Nnal uf Salt Lake city
t In SunnyHide Tor an indefinite stay.
Mrs q. v Tucker was hostrss at a
family dinner at her home on ~.
Putrick's Day
Miss Mildred Marshall ~ Salt Lake
CiD h visiting here with her sister.
Mrs J. q. Carlson.
The relief society held it, annual
day program March l7th In IN" Lat.
ter-day Saints church.
Mrs. Mae Noal entertained - num-
bier OF friends az dinner az her home
on 81 patTick'E Day.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
Would work THE DUTCH
Pians Zoo Improving state Highways
With War Prison labor.

German prisoners now informed NJ
Fort Douglas Ia the number nf SeV.
eral hundred MAY he put 10 work this
spring and summer on the highways
of Eastern Ctah. the roads a. Ayton
and Duchosne. to Emery county from
Price aud down In san Juan and
Grand counties. A dispatch from
Washington. -. G.. dated last Friday,
says: German prisoners interned AT
salt Lake city will be allowed "a work
81 state highways In Utah " the war
department carries out recommen-
dalton made by senator william ~
King and to-day endorsed hy Gov 81
mon Hamburger The senator laid
this matter before the department
some time ago. recommending that
authority De given Ia the state Ia use
intcrned Germans on road work u
they are willing 10 accept such en-
ployment. The work. Of course, would
be done by parties under guard Gov
ernor Bamberger today pointed out
that the state can employ interned
Germans Ca good advantage ON high
way work which Is a. be- done durine
the coming summer. Senator Kinn
expects a favorable ruling by the de-
partment within few days
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
CHALLENGES Old AElTIGS
Duclcsnc Men Misrcprcscnt the I'riS
tn Myton Highway.

J ". Murdoch. manager of the tim
tab stage aud Transportation COM
pany. Is also one Of the chief owners
of the Duchcsnc Record This fact
probably accounts Tor this dirty sling
and unruth concerning the Price tu
Myton highway, Recently the Record
said The recent storms have made
the roads very muddy aud the stage
has had trouble in getting I'm az all
~ make DO hard because they have 90
leave Helper boz the middle of the DAY
and unless everything gives very we'll
that leaves % part of the trip ton night
hut instead OF complaining at the scr-
vice people should take into ronsid-
Grafton The actual conditions aud be-
more leniyut iic=id,s We hear the,
are considering thcmsclv,s lucky 10
gct over the rrirc to M,tpu road un
horseback
I Truth i-. there has never been iut
one time during the past winter that
the Price Co Mytun road was not me-
gotiall. hy automobile and that time
was week before last when cloud
hnrst took ont a piece OF road at the
head of Soldier canyon This was re-
paired iu couple uf days IN the
meantime passengers were transferred
around with hut 70 few minutes delay
The Sun believes Itself safe in sayiuc
that sc,on-tcuths ~ the travel ~ and
from m" t'intah Basin country b. o.,
way ut Price IN preference To- the iiel.
per aud buchcsnv route. Al the pre-.
VarivHturs Ut the country are not NJ
this end ~ the road bN long shot.
Sine the above was put In typ,
along ZONES Myton's Free Press with
this card from y a. Tuttlr Il learn
that the Duchesne RECORD In IT, last
isltue made the statement that ths
IIeip'f rund b. Nv u bad condition. buI
the Prize tu Mytun ruad Van hardly
bc travelled horseback Now. ",
would like t. know why such a state
ment should be made. Yesterday
March goth. q large ear ramr tu Ny.
ton from Price IN in hour. one nj
the passengers. stranger. rvmntkc,
that the road b. good"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
NAP SHOWS LAND UNDER
ENLARGED HOMESTEAD AL

Copies have been received by The
sun from senator Reed smoot ~ a
map of the state at Utah issued by the
department of the Interior. The map
h. designed Ia show land designated
by the secretary under the provisions
OF the enlarged homestead act ana
this land h shown In colors Land
coming under Secs. a. Of the act,
whic Includes three hundred and
twenty acre homesteads where resi-
d"nce on the land itself h required. II
colOred red on the map, while those
areas coming under See, 9, whore ac-
tual residence ON the land itself l. not
requisite. are shown In blue, The red
predominatcs in thc southwestern part
Of the state, through Juab. Willard,
Beaver and Iron counties, while the
blue h smaller in area, but rather
moro scattered A large part of Box
Elder county where the odd number
ed sections were Included In the old
Central Pacific land grant, h check
cred with blue. indicating that the
government owned even numbered
sections are Included under See G.
These maps may he had boy request to
senator SmOot,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
SIX OLD LADIES ARE
RESTORED To
HEALTH
GLAD ~ TILL on CURES THAT
NRE WROUGHT NBOJT.
Famous Medicine Accomplishcs Won
dcrrul Results IN TREATING the In
tirmiiics ct OId Agc-Natrun ~
southern Institution Suggests Tan-
lac Witch Works Marvellous Thines

For the past wear err sp. several of
the more cidcriy ladies of the old La
dic.' Home uu Uutiodro pikr. EuuN.
willie. Tenn. have been in yer, feeble
and dclicat, state OF health. border
ing az times ON ~ hat might bc termed
De- general decline
Their failing health was due. me-
doubt ~ u large measure tu the gem
yrai nfitmitips ut advanced age. aud
although they received every possible
care and attention they SEEMED 90 bc
beyond the reach ~ the treatment or
duarily administered in such eases.
At the suggestion ~ Mrs Culton.
the matron of the institution. they
concluded to Try Tanlac and u was
happy decision indeed when they did
80. The rccoustructivv powers pf the
medicine woto ~ once Nv evidence.
They began almuft Immediately tu
feel better eat better and rest better.
Since that time the treatment haH
been continued with the most aston.
ishinE and gratifying results. hut let
them toll their own sturi'a In their
own individual way. Their statements
are profoundly interesting
Mts. iiuuasr was one ~ the first Co
Use the medicine. aud being 80 q very
advanced age. her trouble had been
persistent and more difficult tu treat
perhaps than any nf the others Mrs
Iiouser said
| = huN, been in u very weak. ncrN-
nus state fur several years aud have
suffered principally from stomach
trouble ! would ~ fur months 20 "
tim' without eating any sulid fpud
land ~ tu "a short time agu spent most
oi ms time Nv my room. ~ ! WAS tua
weak tp come down stairs ate sumc
curuhrcud aud spatcrlhH Tor dinner
to-day and they seemed o. agree with
me perfectly. nH I have suffered no
had after effects whatever The hur-
rihis headaches aud nor,uusucss are
gone AMI ! ain feeling pee much better
IN every way"
Mrs Martin. who was the uoNt tu
TESTIFY. snid.
! = have suffered O. great deal from
I hard. darling palm ~ ms head and
had stomach trouble hardly ever
have u pain nov, The ,Htstrh nn long
80 troubles me aud ny appetite BE-
much better"
| MIR. Fink said.
| = Wa sick Hii last summer aud now
10 tcvl better aud stronger than in
months. I no longer suffer from the
hoadarhos had ~ much
| Mrn. Wallis Heumsul o. be- especially
dril,at, aud had very weak cunsti-
tuition and weak stomach. Airs. Wal.
lis said.
"ln only one week after taking your
Im.dlrInr / began e. zeal greatly Inn
proyed. feel very much stronger.
enjoy my meals NOR. aud seem o.
resi- better az night expect 10 con.
ItInue taking Tanlar."
| In referring Co the ninvr state.
monts. a y. willis. Wh. IL nov p.r.
sonnlIy directing an. intrnduetIon Of
TnnI,. Encouragement IN, south. said,
! - r,n.Id.r al. .tnt.m.nts nf th.s.
aid indi,. m, mn,t r,markati. that
/ ....a... 49,.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
TWO MILLION VOLUMES AItE
WANTED FOR THE SOLDIERS

zen. John j. Porshing wants fifty
tons OF reading matter q month Tor
his men, according 20 a bulletin re-
Gently received by Miss Joan Sprague,
library publicity director FOR Utah. Tie
needs two million volumes al once for
the thirty-seVen libraries in the big
soldier camps In France ana FOR the
three hundred smaller mobilization
posts abroad.
The Sammies over there are in
creasing their demands Tor reading
matter e. such an extent that the
government has had 10 purchase three
houndred thousand military, naval,
technical and educational volumes.
The enlisted men read more of this
class uf books than the average civil
ian population, the av,rag, public a.
brarv demand for fiction being 60 per
cent and that of the soldiers and sail
ors being less than so per cent.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
4 BILIOUs ATTACK.

When you have a bilious attack
your liver falls 20 perform its func-
tiCns. You become constipatcd. The
food you eat fermonts In your stomach
instead OF digostlng This inflames
the stomach and causes nausea, vom-
ltihg and terrible heedachc, Take
Chambcrlain's Tablets They will
tone up your liver, clean out your
stomach and you will soon be as we'll
as ever. They only cost a quarter
AAVt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29

a. efforts were made to dispose OF
an hens when their best laying days
We're over a large quantity of poultry
meat would be- placed on the market.
An poorly developed chickens should
be culled out ana sold for meat also.
This would allow tho poultrykeepor
to make the best use of his grain by
feeding IL 70 younger and more pro-
ductiyo fowls.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29

~ the said mortgage dccminR him
self insecur" and declaring all Of said
notes due and payable ana taking
said property into his possession; and
said mortgngor having taken said
property out OF tho state of Colorado.
without the canacnt Of said m0rtga-
gee, ana whereas there u now due
ana unpaid on the said Indebtedness
the sum of SaS2.sO. including pfinci-
pal interest. attorneys fees aud
costs. nov. therefore, the property de-
scribrd in Haid mortgage, tuwit. one
Chalmers automobile. d-30-A-f, Ser
lal 10GNa. win be- sold pursuant e. the
poWrr of sale In said mortgage con-
tanned nt public sale o. the highest
bidder Tor cash ON the 30th day ~
March. 1918, at 2 o'clock Ia the after
noon OF said day az the utah-i Idaho
garage ON Ninth street, Price. Utah,
90 satisfy thu debt secured by said
mortgage and the costs aud expenses
OF these foreclosure proceedings. E
=. JOHNSON. Mortgage. Dated
Price. Utah, March 22, 1918, l., \,
MCGEE. Attorney for Mortgage,
First pub. Mch ~; last Mch. 80, 1918,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
IN TnE pIsTRICr COUNT OF cNn.

bon County. State OF Utah-Honore
Moynier and Peter MnVnior. part
neTs doing business as Moynier Bro-
theirs. and IIonOre Dusserrc. Plain
tiffs. vs., Luis LAM. Joe Colombatto.
Marie Colomhatto. Mikn Basso, Hon
ore Dusserrc ana Marie Dusserre. De-
PENDANTS. Summons. The State Of
Utah Ia the said Defendants. You
are hereby summoned a. appear with
la twenty days after the service of this
summons upon you, " served within
the county In which this action IL
brought otherwise, within thirty days
after sreyice. and defend the above
entitled action, and In ease of your
failure so Ia do, judgment Will he rem
derod against you according a. the
demand Of the complaint which has
been filed with the clerk 0f mid court.
This action Is brought 10 recover a
judgment foreclosing plaintiffs mort
gage upon the land described In said
complaint y, r, Woods Plaintiffs
Attorney Postoffice address, Price,
Utah.
First pub. Mch 20; last Apr. 20. 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29

Although bakers who use less than
three barrels Of flour and meal
month are not required a. secure food
administration licenses. recent rule
gives them the right a. come under
license.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29

When busting soak the buster In
paraffin, then wiring out and dry In
the air, There viii be no unpleasant
smell, and the buster will gather up
the dust easily and give brilliant
polish 10 mirrors and picture glasses.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
PRICE MAN TALKS
OF REGULATIONS
LOCALLY
UNCLE SANS EOOD LAWS HAND
To COMPLY WITH.

Robert Mckunc Points out InCon~i--
tcncics or Rulings Of the state aud
Federal Administrations ~ Apnlicd
to the Users OF Flour aud Substi-
tutcs IN THIS section Of Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29

Following the plan adopted for
California and Colorado the food adj
ministration has appointed "a come
mission 90 determine the cost OF pro-
ducing sugar heets in Nebraska. The
commission has no power TO fiN prices.
but Il h. expected that It's figures viii
serve as the hesis FOR voluntary price
agreements between growers and
purchasers OF sugar beets
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN.-

tPubiisher,, Department OF the In
terror. United States Land office az
Salt Lake city. Utah. March "a. 1918.
Notice II hereby given that Myron
Russell Of Price, Utah, who. on OctO-
her ~. 1919, made homestead entry,
Serial No. 0lOei3, for EhSWh and
Lots 3 and 4. See. 7, Twp. u South.
Range nc Fast. salt Lake meridian.
has filed notice OF intention To make
five-year proof. o. establish claim to
the land above described before the
clerk Of the district court, at Price.
Utah. on the 29th day Of April. 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses oliver
Rasmussen. Neal Hanks. Franklin ~.
Alger aud James ~. Russell. all at
Price. Utah. GOULD ~. HLAKELN.
Register.
First pub. Mch. 20. last Apr. 20. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
PRoBNTE AND GUARDIANSHIP.
NOTICES.

consult county clerk or the rcspcc.
tiv. signeTa for further information.)
~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
seventh Judicial District OF the State
Of Utah In and For Carbon County
Ia the Matter Of the Estate of Levi
Jones DcceRscd. Notice; The petit
ton at Nell NJ. Madsen. administrator
of the estate 81 Low Jones. decreased.
praying Tor the settlement OF the final
account Of the said administrator. aud
fnr the distribution ~ the residue Of
said estate 20 the persons entitled
thereto, has been set for hearing on
the 2tth day of April, A. D.. 1918. az
10 o'clock "a. m. OF said day. az the
court house In Price. Carbon county.
state of Utah. Witness tho clerk OF
said court. and the seal thereof at
fixed this 18th day OF March. A. D..
1915. tSeaD. Ernest 3. Horsley. Clerk.
iiy Margaret Horsley. Deputy.
First pub, Meh. ~; last APR. ~. 1918
NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city. Utah. March 6. 1918. Notice Il
hereby given that Martin Millarich,
whose postoffice address IN IIlawatha,
Yuan, mas made uppllcution IN ac-
cOrdance with the requirements OF
the Compiled Laws OF Utah. 1907. as
amended by the Session Laws Of Utah,
1903. 1911 and 1915, 90 appropriate
one aud nine-te nths u.s) second-feet
1f water from Mud Greek In Carbon
county. Said water viii be diverted
az "a point north 40 degrees SO min
utes west $3.50 feet from the southwest
corner OF See. 4. Twp. rs South. Range
= East, Salt Lake base and meridian,
and conveyed by means OF a ditch FOR
a distance Of 2GtO feet and there used
from May LIST Ia September 18th OF
each year 10 lrTigate one hundred and
thlTty-two acres Of land embraced In
Lots and 3. Eh OF NWh snd
NWh OF NEh OF Sec. 8. township
and range aforesaid. A. much Of
said water as may he necessary will
he used during the entire year for
domestic purposes. This application
Is designated In the state engineer
office as No. 1929, All protests against
the granting OF said application, stat
ing the reasons therefor. must be
made By affidavit In duplicate. ao-
cumpanied by Zee Of s2.50, and filed
in this office within thirty taO) days
after the completion Of the publica-
ton of this notice. q. =. McGoN
AGILE. State Engineer.
Date 81 first pub. March 10, 1918,
Date uf completion Of publication
April rs. 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
J. W. n A NJ M o N D
Ahstractcr 81 Titles
Price, Utah

Abstracts ~ Title Furnished 20 Any
Piece or Tract In Eastern Utah. Fire
Insurance Written In the Best Com
panics Doing business In the State
Real Estate, Bonds. Etc
Ground Floor, Golden Rule Building
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29

For use on shallow water motor
driven boat has been designed that
literally rides on an air custom and Is
propelled by air Jets beneath It's hull
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE or

Chattel Mortgage. Notice Is hereby
chattel mortgage executed by Leroy
Marin, mOrtgagor. TO a.. j, Johnson.
MORTGAGE bearing date October 20,
1917, because OF failure Of the said
mortgagOr 20 pay notes for four hun
dred dollars becoming due on OF be-
fore February 20, 1918, and because
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29

The sun for good Job printing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-07

awaiting the attack OF the French
foot soldiers have been dispersed and
sent scurrying to their dugouts by
the leaden hail poured from above by
intrepid French pilots.
It takes a brave man to accompany
the infantry on their assaults on the
enemy lines, for on the days of at
tacks the airmen descend to within
200 feet of the opposing trenches in
machines that can be driven down in
flames by a bullet from a machine
gun. And when a machine descends
in flames the pilots chances of es-
Gaping incineration are indeed small.
IL he is not killed by the fall.
Deputy J. Lasies, of Paris, recently
pointed out that the air service was
further and further neglecting the
heavy bombing and attacking ma
chimes and sacrificing the safety Of
the men who fly them. for speed in
the "avions de chasse," or the fast
fighting planes.
For long time" he stated. "the
authorities were forced to let the in
fantry and photographs branches OF
the service content themselves with
the old Farman planes. but these were
finally replaced by the .Breguets,'
the 'Samsons' and the 'Caudron R.
IL The necessity for special ma
chimes in those branches OF the serv-
ice had been recognized. but the rec
ognition must extend still further If
there is not to be a needless sacrifice
OF the lives of the brave men who &C.
company the infantry in their ma
chimes Of assault
A flying tank" is the solution Of
the problem