The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-26

early Monday by an unidentified Mexi
can, who shot on being ordered to halt
An hour later another Mexican, iden
killed on school grounds there follow
ing u running fight with officers.
| Although they fled from California
through General America to Venezuela
To evade the draft, Robert and Ben
.iainin Livingstone OF Los Angeles have
been npprehended by agents of the
American government.
An explosion of steam pipes aboard
the steamer Julia Stafford, headed
for Brooklyn late Saturday with 200
men and women workers from the
Standard shipyprd and Shooters is
land, resulted In the injury of many
OF the shipbullders.
WASHINGTON.
National prohibition, effective next
July | for the period of the war, was
approved Monday by the house, which
adopted. 1874 10 -, the senate pro-
hibltIon rider TO the S12,0O0,00O emer-
gency agricultural appropriation bill.
The measure now wiz he sent To con-
ference for adjustment of differences
between the two houses on nppropri-
alton items.
Regulations are being prepared by
the fuel administration, under author
ity granted by President Wilson, for
the licensing Of persons or firms en-.
gagged In the transportation and dis
tributlon OF oil and gas.
Christmas packages for the two and
half million or more American sol
dlers who will be In France during the
holiday season this year will be deliv-
cred under an arrangement with the
Red Cross, announced Saturday by the
war department.
Striking proof that the German pow
or Is fast crumbing came Saturday In
the announcement by General March,
chief of stuff, that the news from all
battle fronts was continuously good"
and that 1,750U00 American troops
have now been embarked for overseas
service.
Food administrator Hoover, In out
lining In IA statement issued September
u, the food conservation program
recommended for the American peo-
pie during the coming year, said the
United States was prepared to ship
5,I3O,O00 more tons OF foodstuffs to
It's armies and allies than last year
and still have II margin over the
amount necessary Ia maintain health
and strength ut home.
FOREIGN.
In Palestine the Turks are all hut
absolutely crushed; In Macedonia the
entente forces are marrying their foes
and threatening them with similar dis
aster; In France the British and
French troops slowly. but surely. are
eating their way Into the vitals Of the
German defensive positions, the coll
lapse OF which would result In impor-
tant changes all along the western
battle front, and In western Siberia
the japanese have made additional
strides forward In the process OF re-
claiming that territory for the Rus
SLAMS.
That the political crisis In Germany,
the intensliication OF which In the
last few weeks has been plainly indi-
Gated In various ways, is rapidly com
ing TO head, appears TO be evil
denced by news from that country.
Nazareth is In British hands. The
ancient city In Galllee, where Joseph
piled his humble trade as carpenter
and where Christ spent his childhood,
was delivered from the terrible Turk
last week.
The French line steamship Admiral
Churner, bound from Biberta to Malta,
has been torpedoed with the loss OF
six lives, according TO an official
statement. The passengers and crew
numbered ia. An unseen submarine
fired three torpedoes, two of which
struck the ship.
German troops recently were or
dered TO be more methodical In the de-
structlon of property In the region
evacuated by them.
In a cemetery near Limey, just
within the German lines previous to
the attack of September II, American
troops have discovered German ma
chine gun nests beneath the concrete
pedestal of Il large cross.
The prisoners taken by the British
in the operation begun Wednesday
northwest of st. Quentin exceed TO-
600, according 10 Field Marshal Haig's
report. More than sixty big guns
We're taken.
Allied airmen are daily bombarding
Cologne, Coblenz and other German
towns, killing or inJuring many per
sons, says the Het Volk. The news
paper says the number OF casualties
published In the German newspapers
are much under the actual total
From the top of the city hall In
Paris the Stars and Stripes fiuttered
all day Sunday, having been hoisted
by special order of the municipal coun-
ell In celebration of the American st.
Mihiel victory.
German troops sent to the Mace
DOMAIN front to aid the hard-pressed