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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25

FOR sALE-$7. s5o-AN EIGHT-ROOM DE-
tached eemibunsalow. built on California style.1
It is less than years old: all modern i'm
Hoss PHEHps ao cs i4os 'f IS St 0n new
FOR sALE$7 ,650-CoNVENIENT TO 18th
bath house: heated with hot water; electric
Shts; large front porch sassedin sleeping
ssr lot So
Boss PHELPs. i've. 1906 3 st. NV
FOR sALE--$17.0O0-oN ONE OF THE,
best streets in Cleveland Park. new house.
open fireplace; oak floors throughout; large
front porch and a large sleeping porch. This
o so ssss 81 FaEErs ff 4se: 14oe St. NV
FOR sALEEss. 250-TWO SQUARES. FROM
eaiss q eee iso Z
s6undanss Of trees and shrab1sry surround
owner fer a home. and has rooms and bath.
with all modern Improvements. Possession
BOSS I PHELPs. INC, 1905 b st. NV.
FOB sALE|$1o,5oo.-.IN CHEVY CHAsB
close to Conn. ave-: 10 rooms and 2 baths
seae: Ra1avood oe1s. Screens and ssnass.
G BOSS 8. PHELPS. INC. 1905 st. NV.
EOR SALES: 4oo-oN ROCK GREEK
colonial brick hoese, having inlaid floors. cleo
tric lights and pofches; there is paved alley
ROSS & PHELPS. INC. 14o6 st. NV.
FOR SALES, 500-JUsT OFF FROM NEW
Hampshire ave. and near Dupont Circle: g
story bay-window brick house, containing
rooms and bath !; five bedrooms good lot to
paved alley, with room for 4 garage. This house
3 IN beautiful condition and owner in house
BOSS & PHELPs. INC. 1906 st NV.
VOR SALH-lMPORrANT.
Always READ OUR ADyERTIsENEETs.
= Pa aeSI n. ats FOB NUMBERS. Oh CALL
We OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS. THE
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES SO Low
THAT 10U SHOULD RESELL Az PROFTT.
>. You CANNOT AFFORD TO Buzz WITHOUT
GETTING on RIIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 N. =. ave. nv.
NEAR nth AND F NV. ELEVEN ROOMS
and bath; hot-air heat; electricity; deep lot
With room for garage. Price, 10000; reason
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. -
723 10th ST. NV.
IN GOOD LOCATION, NORTHEAST. CORNER
hose, eight rooms and bath; cellar; hot-air
heat; could not be built for price asked. Price,
"a co., terms, $500 cash, balance $50 month.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD.
723. 10th st. NV.
6EAUTY CORNER HOMEe ROOMS. BATH.
hardwood doors. mantels. front ana rear porch
e.. reom for auto: only $3.50: Possession 1at
kSaea. ROLAND q BOOTH. 21e ANIL. xl02.
= = ~
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BEAUTIFUL HOME
NEAR
BUREAU OF STANDARDS

u NL(AO vi ~ AAN IL A1NAo
Nearly new. colonial brick; every known
modern convenience.
DESCRIPTION.
FIRST FLOOR-Drawins room. reception
hall, dining room, breakfast porch,
Kitchen and pantry Cement foor).
SECOND FLOOR-Large living room,
with colonial mantel and open fireplace;
two bedrooms, sleeping porch (glassed and.
screened), tiled bath.
THIRD FLoOR-Four bedrooms. lava
tory. shower and toilet.
Hardwood floors Throughout; finest
screening throughout; best metal weather
strips and awnings.
CELLAR-Cement floor, dry, sunny; best
hot-water heating plant thermostat at
tachment: instantaneous Pittsburgh hot
water heater; servants room; storage
room; toilet and laundry.
House % feet wide; lot 125 feet to wide
paved alley; room. for garage.
House phone on each floor.
WINTERS SUPPLY OF COAL
AND WOOD IN CELLAR.
Immediate Possession.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
NJ 432. (Real Estate Dept.) 10th and G NV
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
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81 100: SIX-ROOM AND BATH FRAME; GEL
lar; shed for auto and coal alley; lot 361115
it.; high and well drained; white neighborhood;
Just like suburban home; four squares north
Of Fla. ave, at 1923 Trinidad ave. me-; $500
SOM. lilo H ne. Line. 2071.
5000; SBVEN-ROOM AND BATH: RECEP-
ton hall: cellar; furnace; two back porches;
small back yard; west side North Capitol be-
tween 1. and F; 81 900 cash, balance. $50, q
month. NEwSOM. lilo 81 ne. Line. 2o71.
$500; A VERY GOOD HOUSE; FIGHT
large rooms and bath; cellar; furnace; good
yard and good alley; on south side Of T st.
NV. between North Capitol and LIST sts.; 81 200
or 81 500 cash, balance. SIS a month. NEW
SOM, ITO H ne. Line. 2071.
NEW sIX-ROOM HOUSE; HOT-WATER
cash. Address Box CSC. Star Office. 26s
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FOR COLORED
$3,s75-Euclid st. NV: 6 rooms. tile bath,
laundry tubs, electric lights and gas;
easy terms.
81. 75O-R st. near 1st NV; rooms. bath,
steam heat; Sd floor has sink; mag be
!, rented as a fat; $500 cash and $45
per month.
S. o0o-Near LIST and Q SITS. NV; 9 rooms and
bath; nicely arranged to rent into
apartments; easy terms.
$, 700-Seven rooms and bath; attractive
home; about $500 cash; on Q st. be-
tween 1st and End NV.
81, 750t-Nea 10th and SITS. NV; rooms and
bath; lot 100 it.; small brick build
ing in rear; very easy cash payment.
81, 150-Seaton st. near LIST NV; 6 rooms. tile
bath. cellar and furnace; terms may
be arranged.
IRWIN & SHANK,
141O st. NV.
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MT. RAINIER. MD.-ONE CARTARE; THIRD
house from 34th ST. trolley station; 7-room
honse: extra room for bath: summer kitchen.
pantry: newly papered; poultry house: eastern
exposure; fine location: lot 40a150 it.: posses
sion at once: price. So. 700: $500 cash, $50 per
month: or, $3.50 cash, $40 per month
BARGAIN-5-room house: gas: coal and gas
range: water in kitchen; poultry house; two
lots, fenced: doors from schoolhouse; pos
session at once: price. 81 800; 5000 cash. SIS
per month. ,
5-room house: gas: Iatrobe heat; lot 50x150:
possession at once; price. $1,000: $500 cash.
bal. S25 per month. For the above and other
suburban properties apply to E. a. SHINN.
3611 S4th St. Mt Rainier. Md. Phone Hyatts-
vile 1871 lSs
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? : = :
CoR. sALn-yDw BUNGALOW.
Dust being nnished and ready for In
ptes Of the center Of the city. s, =
end Z rooms each. Reasonable teEnS
ean be arranged.
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER, INC.
u. ~. 400 NsW York ave, NJ. y
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non sA1E-HoUsEs
Continued.

FOR sALE--A THREE-sroRY, u-RoOM
brick; central location; on 10th ct! near o
NV; lot 20 #. front By 100 It. deep; PRICE
81, coo. CAYWo0D & GARRETT, 1881 n. 7.
eve. NV. 25s
$8.75@CHEVY CHASE, D. c., FURNIsHED:
Immediate occupancy; By owner; detached;
lot e0x17O; shade trees; front and rear porch
es; sleeping porch; open dreplaces; screens;
coal in cellar; rear stairway; abundance Of
closets; slate roof; laundry tubs; h.-w.h.
electric lights; easy terms, N. 1401.
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Church St. hear. 18th
Q rooms and bath; furnace heat.
Price, $1,000.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Fine home In Petworth on Taylor street.
Newly papered and painted. New gas range.
All floors refnished. Modern and complete, in
GLIDING electric lights and oak floors. Lot 40
feet deep to paved alley. Double garage. We
do not believe that you can duplicate this prop
erty for the price in Washington.
N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
721 18th street NV.
Phone NJ. 5904r5.
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VA R.; ANIL; IMMEDI-
ate possession; large lot; % min. 18th and
Pa. ave. n.w.; $780, C. B. MUNSON. 1896
N. T. ave. NV
SEND FOR DESCRIPTION-THIS REAL
country. home. acres, modern residence, etc.
Unusual convenience for commuter. Quick pos
session. Owner. Address Box 63-B. Star Office.
FOR sALE-7-ROOM SUBURBAN HOUSE,
best location; all modern improvements, in
GLIDING hot-water heat; coal in cellar; will sell
furniture: immediate possession.
FRANK LYON. Colorado bldg,
Main 41O8. Rosslyn 143-C. 25e
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SUBURBAN.
At Hyattsville: seven rooms and bath: fur
mace heat; electricity: garage; chicken house
lot S0x14O. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESsION-OWNER OCCE-
pant; on 18th Street Highlands; s12. 600; semi
bungalow; hollow tile construction: new; two
blocks Of 18th or 9Th st. cars; living room
26114: open firplaces: porches: h.-w.h:
electricity; rooms, two baths; garage; lot
terms NJ l40l
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We sold twelve like this i'm less

IiIdII d WCCh
Owner has been ordered from Wash
ingttn. NOW VACANT. 5 blocks
south Of Capitol; same house north
d., west would bring double the asking
price; on terms that mean you can
secure home, an income and at the
same time n valuable piece. Of real es-
tate; the owners Of adjoining houses
are doing it now; 12 rooms. 2 baths;
steam heat; electric Lights; $500 cash
required.
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OWNER HAS INSTRUCTED Us TO OFFER
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
Groom brick dwelling,
4 bedrooms,
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NEAR
LINCOLN PARK.
Price. $3.50.
Reasonable terms.
HERBERT A. GILL & SON.
l406 Sd NV.
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y FOy WARRINGTON HElGHIE.
AIfRAOffvRLY KURyIHHD AND READY
FOE nNEDIAIE OCCUPANCY. IA roons
baths. 4: extra toilets and iavatories. sleeping
Darches. electric HgAt, hot-vater heat, ceal
afareA; hsaotiful lawn, shEuh6exy and yasB.
VIII 1t at E35o meath.
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EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT AT KENsING-
ton. Nd: one acre; fronting on two sts ;
water and sewerage; suitable for four houses
THOS. J. GARNER 1743 p ST NV
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: CozY 5-RooM
bungalow on fine. lsrge lott Elec. light, gas
furnace. open fireplace. tile bath, large porches,
attic: cellar. etc. One block from cars. Fine
location close to city. Price. $1,000. Terms.
A. B. CAMPBELL. 1410 NV.
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BEAUTY CORNER HOME-s ROOMS. BATH.
hardwood doors. mantels. front and rear porch
-. ROLAND d BOOTH. as hx.J. xoa.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. G.
Ten rooms and servants room; hot-watea
heat; all modern improvements; IL squarei
from Conn. ave. car line; southern exposure
80 It. lot; plenty of trees: possession in abou
two weeks; occupied by owner.
WM. II. RITCHIE
Colorado building Phone franklin 572S
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FARMS.

100 ACRES. DWELLING AND oUTBUHD.
inss; only miles from Waahington, p. C :
slthee for mqeey OF crop rent.
1HR l. HEISKELde AAa -
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o. 3. ZANTZINGER,
903 New York ave. NV.
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BUNGALOW-Three acres: eight rooms; fine
for chickens. $500: $500 cash.
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Secretary's ONCE open for registration.
until pm. Law School building, S16-s1
18th st. NV. Telephone Franklin 200.
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$500 WILL BE PAID TO PARTY THAT
will turn over to me lease on housekeeping
Spartnaent Address Rox 16rC. Star office S6s
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ONLY $3.50: ON CAR LINE: 80 MINUTES
from center of city. OWNER, Room 519 Loan
and Trust bldg. Phone Main 14S.
BETHESDA. MD.-BUNGALOW, SIX ROOMS
price. 800; terms, $500 cash. LEWIS KEEL
SER. Bethesda. Nd Phone Beth. Aim. 26s
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EDUCATIONAL.
0|aul Institute
DOMESTIC SCIENCE

OOWICoI ~ SOIEINS-
Classes forming for the study. Of Cooking
and Sewing under the supervision Of q thor
oughly trained teacher.
A separate class may be arranged for mar
ried women.
For information can Miss NEVIS At NORTH
1927 before $40 a. m or nfter pm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
President Draws
First Number, 322,
in Draft Lottery
Twenty-six Hours to be Con-
Sumed in Fixing Order
of Liability.
International News Service :

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3O.-The
first number of the last great draft
lottery S22, was drawn by Prest
Wilson in the caucus room of the
senate this afternoon.
The lottery will fix the order Of
liability to military service of 10
600. 600 new registrants between the
ges of is and p and 31 and As
years old. The president drew the
first capsule from the historic glass
bowl at 1905 O'Clock. 1t was esti-
mated that 26 hours would be con-
sumed in drawing and chalking up
the remainder OF the 1900 cap
sules.
The second number drawn by
Vice Pres't Marshall. was 7,277.
Sen. Salisbury drew the third num-
Der. 6,7OS
Speaker Clark drew the fourth.
1921
Seoly Daniels drew 16.l69. follow
ed by Acting Sec'y Of War Crowell
with 1856.
Sen. Cham berlam. chairman Of
the senate military affairs commit
tee. drew 1856. and Sen. Warren
drew 1897.
Rep. Dent chairman of the house
military affairs committee drew
1923. followed by Rep. Kahn Of
California with 2,7S1.
Gen March drew 9.2S3, and Ad-
miral Benson. 6,147.
Lieut. Gen. Young, retired, drew
l0.0S6. Provost Marshal Gen.
Crowder. ass; Col Warren, aide to
the provost marshal general. 904;
Col Easily Smith. 12.268: Col Wig
more, 1928.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
COT HAM HAS NEAR
HALF ITS QUOTA
Chicago Starts With Twelve
Millions, Need 240 Mil
lions More.
.nternatIonal - service .

International News Service.
NEW YORK, sept. 30.-Nearly
hals of New York's $1.SOO.OO0,OOO
quota of the fourth Liberty loan was
reached today when the rainbow
division" of the allied trades, in
cluding every craft in the city. an
nounced a pledge of SS7S,625.O00.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-With Sl2.-
OOO. goo of the fourth Liberty loan
quota assigned to Chicago already
subscribed. the city today got down
TO the real business Of getting to-
gether the S240,OOOOOO still neces-
sary.
Even with only a half days work
behind them the small fourth Lib
erty loan" flags are TO be found in
many windows today, and officials
believe. with more than S25,00O,00O
already pledged the loan will go
over the top" before the end of the
week. as soon as the machinery Of
the drive gets under way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
FIRST TO BREAK FROM HUN ALLIA. CE

Bulgaria is the arst nation TO
break away from the German alIi-
ance.
BY the collapse of this country
the way is opened to put Turkey out
of the fighting very quickly, for an
other term OF the armistice was that
Bulgaria do nothing 20 Interfere
with further allied military opera
tions in she Balkans
With the Bulgarian army out of
the way the allies can now strike
at the heart OF Austria as well as
at Constantinople
Expect Peace Treaty
It is believed that the armistice
will be followed by a treaty Of peace
as the BulEar delegates that arrived
at Salonika on Saturday were en-
powered 20 discuss probable peace
arrangements.
The Bulsar delegation was COM
posed of Gen Lonkof. commander
of the second Bulgarian army, 81.
Liaptchef. the Bulgarian minister OF
finance. and N Radef. former
mem ber Of the Bulgarian cabinet.
Apparently Premier Malnon. who
initiated the move for an armistice
last week was not present.
At the time that the delegations
were discussing the armistice az
Salonika. Germany was Withdraw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
GERMANS TRY TO
SAVE ST. QUENTIN.

PARIS (12:01 p. M. Sept. So
Two violent German counter attacks
by the Germans south Of st Quen-
tin. in an effort TO prevent the en-
circling OF the city on the south
east. were reported by the French
war Office today. Attacks were re-
newed this morning in CHI ,npag gne
where a big battle is in progress.
The communique says:
"Tn the course OF the night the
Germans made two violent counter
attacks in the region Of Crvillers.
south OF St Quentin.
(The French captured Urvillers
Yesterday
"All attempts 10 occupy hill No.
SIS were broken up By our fire.
THE artillery was active between
the Ailette and Aisne and in Cham.
pagne.
There was no infantry activity
during the night but the battle was
recommenced at dawn"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30

ing troops from Roumauis and 81
rushing them through Bulgaria
reinforce the Balkan front
Would Peril Huns.
Unconditional surrender OF 6
BulGariau army would ult in
treme peril the forces of Austria
and Germans that are lighting
Macedonia and Albania
The drive OF the allied ARMIES
the Balkans which re-llt-d in
breakdown OF Bulgaria as m
tary power began ou Sept "a. Hl
Serbian troops pierced the Huiear
center east 0f Nonast.r Hrr
French Italians and Greeks fol
the drive and gHIre pfo-re-- 81
made soon Bulgaria WAS u.aa
viii Hcartcu Roumania
The collapse W8- fastened 1F
rest in Bulgarian and from time
time for some weeks revolution.
outbreaks have been reported
Whetha~ OBJ NOT me allies b
insist upon tEe andic.tioa of k
Ferdinand who threw hi- coun
into war ~ the demand uf Germa
has not been indicated
The collapse II Bulgaria
heurten the anti-German elem'
in Rouma1ia and may make it %
sihIe FOR THAI kingdom to come H.
into the war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
prisoners and 40 guns.
The weather is stormy"

LONDON G2:35 p. m.). Sept so.
-Tsarevoselo, nearly 40 miles north
east Of Ishtib. has been captured by
the Serbians along with 700 prison
ers and 90 guns, the Serb war office
announced today
This cuts off the retreat OF a big
Bulgarian force.
Serb and French cavalry have
stormed heights dominating the left
bank of the Pohmia river east OF
Uskub.
The text Of the official report fol-
lows.
North OF Packkavista we have
taken Tsarevoselo and cut the Bull
gar retreat. Seven hundred prisoners
and 20 guns were taken. We are
now 10 kilometres IS Ia milesl
north Of St Niholas. French and
Servian troops have taken heights
dominating the left bank of the
Pohmia"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
!. 900 INFLUENZA
PATIENTS IN CAMP
Plague Hits Soldiers at Zach
ary Taylor, Hospitals
0VerCr0Wded.
News-Times sneclaI service :.

News-Times Special Service
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept So
Three thousand patients with Span
ish influenza are in the base hospi-
tai at Camp Zachary Taylor. There
were four deaths today. Eight hun
dred and twenty were taken TO the
hospital in the last p hours. APP
peals have been made 10 the surgeon
general and the lake division of the
American Red Cross for more
nurses. Fifteen nurses and four med
ical officers are among the stricken.
The hospital is overcrowded and 15
barracks have been taken over for
temporary hospitals use. Patients
are coming so thick and fast that
the hospital is a day behind in its
records. A barrel Of watches and
$4,000 in money have been taken
from patients.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
NILES BOY KILLED
IN ACTION; BROTHER
WOUNDED IN BATTLE

News Times Special service
NILES. Mich, sept 50.-Larue
Messenger. son of Mrs. Eva Messen-
ger Of this city. was killed in ac-
tion Sept. u. according 20 word re-
ceived by Mrs. Messenger today. Pvt
Messenger enlisted in South Bend
May 3. 1917, and went directly to
Fort Thomas and from there TO
Chickamuga park. Ca. He arrived in
France April I, 1918. Another son,
Arthur Messenger. is In a base hos
pital recovering from a chest wound
received while on the firing line.
The deceased would have been q
years old If he had lived until Nov
S OF this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30

international News Service:
LONDON C11:32 a. mD. Sept. 80
American troops fighting with Eng
lish and Australian forces on the
Cambrai-St. Quentin front have
gained more ground despite strong
opposition by the Germans, the war
office announced today
Fighting in stormy weather Brit
ish forces have entered the northern
suburbs of Cambrai
The junction of the Arras-Cam-
brai and Bapaume-Cambrai road
has been reached.
North of st. Quentin one British
division alone captured 1000 pris-
oners and 40 guns.
Savage Resistance.
So savage was the German resist
ance that at one or two points the
British made slight and unimpor-
tant Withdrawals
Following is the text of the Brit
ish report:
Between Bellicourt (Which the
Americans captured Sunday and
Gonnelieu the enemy's resistance
has become most obstinate.
American. Australian and Eng
lish troops. in spite of this opposi-
ton. gained ground
We were pressed back 20 the
western outskirts Of the village Of
Beny and Villers- -Guislain Csouth-
west Of CambraD.
North Of Councillor we made
progress in the direction of Les Rues
des Divgues
Reach Road Junction.
Heavy fighting occurred Sunday
afternoon in which our advanced
troops at ArleuX and Aubencheul-
au-BaC were compelled TO withdraw.
The British had entered both places
West and north Of Cembrai the
enemy was unable 10 prevent our
progress We reached the junction
OF the Arras- Cambria and Bapaume-
Cambria roads.
I'VE entered the northern suburbs
or the town (Cam braid.
North OF St Quentin one Britt
ish division alone captured 1000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
81 EARLE Q. REENEs.

international News Service:
2 LONDON, Sept 30.-G2;3O p. M
Allied troops that are advancing
northward along the Bulgar- Serb
frontier have reached a point only
20 miles from Sofia. the capital OF
Bulgaria. according TO advices from
the Balkan front this afternoon.
Serb forces. eight miles north Of
81. Nicholas. are nearing CskUb.
It is expected that nightfau will
see all OF the ridges dominating
Uskub IN the Servians' hands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
MACKENSEN In SOFIA WITH AN ARM
International - Srrvice


LONDON, Sept 3O.-( (Noon) Field Marshal Mackeni
has reached Sofia with German renorcemen for he haripre
ed Bulgarian army. it learned today
(MackenSen has been in command of the German troops
ROumana indicating that the German divisions w
drawn from theTe.)
Austrian forces engaged in the construction of jeen
works at NiSh
1t reported that the Serbs and Roumanan> have revolt
against the German armies of occupation Ne3 and R0uma
British cavalry the Balkan front is still advancing and mel
ing Petch to cut the line OF communication between Sofia
SereS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
ALLIES 70 MILES FROM BULGAR CAPITAL

The Serbs have taken 20 more
guns bringing the total number Of
their captures 20 over 200.
Servian cavalry is invading Bull
garia north OF Kotchana. Another
group OF Serb horsemen is approach
ing Kustendil, an important Bulgar-
ian city on the railway running
southwestward from Sofia
German rear guards that tried 10
hold up the allied advance IN the
Nardar valley are being thrown
tack.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
YANKS WITH ALLIES PRESS
ON HUN BASE At CAMBRIA
Belgian Drive Nets Gain Of Eight
Miles and Threatens All Hun
Communications in Flanders
international News Service:

LONDON, Sept. 500 D. m)-AmercanS British have
smashed the whole Seged (ndenburg) line south of Cambria
advancing two miles eghme front according to in
formation received here this afternoon.
The line broken where curved from the north above ST.
Quentin.
The fall of Cambria is imminent
AngoAmecan forces fighting their way slowly but steadily
the network German trenches of lines
(Water lines canals which the Germans fortied).
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE Sept. 3d. rs 80
American troops continued to battle with the enemy today
spite of sticky mud under foot and high cold wind There
heavy artillery duel throughout the night the American
ermen manning their pieces with the greatest determination in
spite of the overcast sky and poor visibility.