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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14
West Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Noble and Eleventh,

West Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Noble and Eleventh.
sunday school at s.is q m.
Preaching st II a M
Bpworth League, 7 pm.
Preaching al 1co > m.
REV. sTKONG. Pastor
First Presbyterian Church.
Corner Division and Noble
Sabbath school at 9.s5 a m
Morning r~vuce az II N.
Junior c y at spm m.
YP s q v at C:30 , m
Evening serrice at 7.30 D m.
GEO o NICHOLS. Pastor
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
Corner Oak and Oklahoma.
Sabbath sch1Bi at $40 q m
Public worship. II a m and . y m.
Epworth League. . IN
Subject OF mo-ning sermon I'm
mortality"
Subject of evening sermon "a
Bruised Reed -
You are invited 10 attend these SER
vices.
no CALLAHAN. Pastor.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
lis North Broad street
Sunday school st s:55 . m.
Sunday services al n m.
Wednesday evening seyvIee s. . m
Reading room ut 1i7H East Okla
homa avenue. Open from 1890 a m,
% : . m. sxcopt susdav and holidays
Catholic chueh. =
<I1 North Kim.
Father John Van Gastei. Pastor.
On Sunday:
First mass nnd sermon. 7:so q m
Second mass ana sermon. 10 . N
On week days:
Eveaiag tsvotion st 1890 D N.
Mass every day At : O'Clock . n,
REV JOHN VAN GASTEL.
Usstsd prssbytesisn Church.
Corner Ash and Cleveisnd
3ekhath achool e = aJnAe.sa-<zzrz 3
F104<1Juy 011v5cUJ UH xtj0fU =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14
Church Of tnrsU.

Church Of Inrss,.
Meets af city hati every SUNDAY at
10 nj Preaching At II . m and
1880 . IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

Nas'e fer Sunday.
Mass Clara n Hove has returned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
ADDRESS QUOTED
IN REMOTE india
Presidents Words Find Well
come in Far Country

NEW YORK oct 4-Eyuacs from
President WILSON,, speeches are being
quoted bv villagers in the rcmo,c,t
parts nt India. according 10 a report
submitted 10 the joint centenary COM
ml,trc of tine Methodist, Epi,,or1r
church hy the Re, BENSON Baker ,u-
pcrintcnlcnt ot the missions m tine
Ngctoot district
Quotation, from the pre- e,.ienf, state
mrns have spread almost entirely b.,
word of mouth. only an mintc,imal
portion u' the people being able TO
read
.In ,nc mind, oi ,1r people ~ India.
America stand, ou, as great ideal ua.
u"n Mr. Baker reported "Il,r enc
trance into the war convinced them ,Na,
The cause was righteous
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
Side|ights on War Moves


TINE first general retirement came
| m the north on both sides OF The
Franco Belgian border, 1t was due
entirely TO the seriousness oil the adj
vance OF King Albert and General Plum
mcr ca,ioi lpres. which promised to en-
N'."p the whole triangle OF Lille, Rou.
bars and Iurcong speedily II the front
we're not adjusted.
rs TAR south as Lens and north ~
Nm.nuGc', a front Of twenty mile
inc Germans moved backward, an ave
age distance OF three mes, the British
statement Last night sad.
inns retirement seems a small one
2n' "Aen one considers that the posi-
uon' had baiiIcd many allied assaults.
"hcn the canadians have been IN the
ch'iroIs ol Lens ior more than a ycau
ilr meaning "I Ihe gam IS uomnt1k-
"'''' or Almost me duration Tire
S''h'5 mas h',n l',uIEiug ms COUNT.
against l0e time Nhen the allies would
attempt TO 80" Ul'out' ms support, "a.
inc northern H'NHc WlrIl Is Lille. HIS
purpose was a dou1ic onc' tor On pro-.
,,' '''B 'I'. o' oui'l a h|ITler 3"Mi.i
'0e reclamation of me man hIench
''"i deposits "H',h are IN thls strip ".
IoWn'Iy between Lens, La ba'scc and
L',''.
lens was u''u a. nlnge on "mcn
10 SWING '0r ,ce'o, PACK To safety ~
,''e h''"'n o'I'" me S'dTpc are SO lar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
SEGREGATION LAW
IS TO BE ENFORCED

Enforcement o' the city, .rsrJra-
uUn ordinance was asked from On. civ
gnwn's Noucrs Yesterday afternoon at
lhc Thursday meeting ut the board
The realtors OF the CITY wish TO bar
ncpror. from building and owning resi-
dcncrs IN certain sections oi the CITY.
Although there is question oi the
cou,'liulonll,y of the ordinance. the
commissioners agreed that ii the real
estate men would bring eases in muni
clpal court under the law the CITY
would prosecute them. To get a case
into supreme court the real estate men
agreed ~ paw the costs IN carrying il
through the highcr'courts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04

federal state employment service. made
a house-to-house canvass of the negro
population OF the city this morning.
"Out OF fifty mes ans twenty women
whom personally visited" he saws. Il
found only one couple willing to ac.
cept a government position" Walden
seeks negro men and women for the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
MILITARY FUNERAL
FnR YUKON YOUTH

pu..i. .md S,cjsNn %. Yukon
who died of spanish influenza >cpltm
rcr lg a, Camp DN, y. H. will D..
given military funeral Sunday after
noon a. 2 o'clock at the family homo
Lieu, Vernon g. Bollicr, company ]
Th.rd regimen. Oklahoma Infantry
viii nroyidc q whole platoon accom-
panied by.a military band and huglcrs
10 sound "iap, The deceased va,
i1r som .f Mr. and Mrs losepH Nlcls
Kill Bohemian farmers residing near
Yukon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
Fort Sill Officers
Artillery Tutors

MONTGOMERY. Ala, OCT A.
With the arrival OF COL William s.
Wood and Col Leroy ! Collin, from
Fort Sill OAa, i, was announced Of
ilcially yesterday Two hrigadcs Of field
artillery will he formed Immediately at
Camn Sheridan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04

% more workable, i; wa placed upon
the basis Of the $lS average minimum.
it Is expected that the price will work
out ~ as 10 guarantee TO producers a
price of Sls5 so for average droyeS dur
lnr October The packers also will
attempt 20 prevent fluctuations Of
more than 50 cents per hundred in any
week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
CiwBriefs

ALLEGED pes,rttr Jaucd-jospcr W,h
r.'..r o. negro. charged with ursortbH
I. ..r army WAS arrested last uiFh
I. H.ur sheriff T g. g.. Gray and iH
I.. . I.. county iul Iir .il n" taken
co. I.H #.. I wNH r'n'.l 'N.H morning
r.. owe. .' ''' .. ''
E.s 20 initiate 10 spcrnI initiation Of
,.ar u' TEN Vll ho feature of the
Ilt. meeting INI. evening THE urN
bowling alley B. tH hy opened and nu H'-
dfes viii he made m E J GIIIUre
sul. and sailor Wrnhor' are especially
invited
chambsrmsld Fined rh,na Martin. q
negro woman WAS fined 81 HUd costs IN
municipal court this morning uu % plca
Of guilty 10 stealing bead. and 10 hair
ornament and "a silk shirt from guests In
the Campbell hotel
Driver Fined % p pWWmm driver
for tho lone Star cleaning Hhup was
fined Sln aud costs this morning lu uunl-
CITnl court Tor driving un the wrong side
o. the street and exceeding tho speed
limit
Police Picket Garage The Commercial
garage. llj-l2l West California street. ls
plckctDd hy police officer today under
Instructions from Byron D. Shear. yltr
NNlNIN N' NNlNIIIk NNH 'N'N'|I||'N|
August ID as unsafe. nud r'rHrs that
were promised hnve mot been made. an.
cordlng 90 the city attorney So person
II allowed 10 enter the building
Eealth Report pr George " Hunter.
ely physician, gives the city r..ln hul
~ health today, other than tho influenza
cases The one smallpox patient ni the
hospital is recovering
f-U.. r,..- e....---t. ,.
ing absent from his bent while supposed
90 be on duty, lUtrulmnu Harry ThOmps
son wss suspended Tor five duvp ypstyr.
dty ut noon, hv Chiet Nichols Plain
clothornan Fields was called No 10 take
. regular beat TO fIll the police quota
Held for Chsrdlsr sheriff Paul King
and George Taylor the latter u negro.
were arrested last night ON Instructions
from J. u. lockwood, sheriff OF Lincoln
county Robbery is the charge FOR which
they are wanted, II Is asserted
Mayer IL commlsslonsd w. q, Mayer
OF the Insurance firm Of Mayer A Mayer
of this city has been CommiEsioned a
second lieutenant In the uuartermaster
corps according TO news received here
We Joined the army about n year ago
psd Was stationed NJ Fort sill until re-
Hertly He II now az Camp Lewis, Amer
icon Lake. Washington.
williams Goes TO purAnt- Governor
tlovernor williams, who went TO Nus
iogee FRIDAY 10 attend the Muskoseo fair
Pr HovernOrk day may not return un-
Monday. " was stated at his office
THIS mornlns, The governor, II is under
noon VII visit bis home at Durant be.
TORE returning 70 the executive office.
NJ. Paul v. Pritrioff, buyer OF linens
white goods. embroideries and other
stsple cottons for Scott Halliburton, left
friday afternoon for New York He
sSpech 10 he gone about two weeks ana
because Of the indlcatiors-of shortav.
fcr next year. 10 contract more exten.
s.sE .han ever FOR fherchendse for
fSf' '"V"s', (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04

light labor OF caring isr the \
houses of government clnploYestN n
powder plant ,at Nashville, Tdwe
man and wife clear SIPS a month ST
women SIS as the women are II
room and board with their salaryN
government also furnishes free
pital services.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
SCHOOL CHILDREN
FOUR MINUTE SPEAKERS

Columhu, school I, organizing q jun
ior A-minuic club for the purpose of
emlnalrng official government I'm.
formation at all CITY school, Cant
Marcus Brewer Of company Third
regiment of Oklahoma infantry, ad
dressed them this morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
NEGROES HERE REFUSE.
GOVERNMENT JOBS

In an effort to fiji a quota call from
Nashville, Tenn, for forty negro men
and wives who are offered $50 a
month, with board OF the man deducted.
J. W Walden superintendent of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04

WILLIAMS Goes 10 purAnt-GO,eruor
tlovernor Williams, who went 10 Nus
kogee Friday to attend the Muskoseo f,lr
Pr governors day may not return un-
~ Monday. n was stated al his office
this mornlng, The governor, II is under.
stood, win visit bis home NJ Durant be.
TORE returning 70 the executive office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
M. Paul V. PrIt,loff. buy.r q,

NJ. Paul v. Prltsioff, buyer Of linens.
White goods. embroideries and other
staple ccttons for Scott Halliburton, ief,
masE afiernoon for New York He
because Of the indlcatiors-of shortav.
fcr next year. 10 contract more exten.
sl.sl than ever, for fAerche ndlse for
~" ""vefs' (Ady J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
Saturday -.
Toilet Requisite,
SpeCialS aT&
st.n

LlSTERINE l4.ource ,,ze. 81
value 79C. ~
LlSTERINF, 7.omce ~. ac
value sc.
LISTERINF }.ou,e ,i~ Sc
value for 2ic
PEROXIDE TO- ounc, bottles sc
value Tor i9c
PERONlDE, Sonnce bo,a.. lsc
value for Tic.
PEROXIDE. 4-ounce bottles lOc
value for &c. p
hMAMI SHAMPOO OF Egyptian
IIcnua Zoe packages 7c; or 7 pack
ages for A4c.
DER KISS FACE POWDER.
box oSc and jllS.
DER KISS PERFUMES Cbulk).
the ounce N7S. =
DER KISS TOILET WATER
4-ouncc bottles, si7S. -,
DER KISS NEGETALE. 4
ounce sire. Nl5. =
DER KISS TAtCUM, the box,
J5c
Main Floor West Room, Front a.
90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04

Mayer IL Commissioned W. q, Mayer
OF the Insurance firm Of Mayer A Magrr
of this city has been commissioned a
second lieutenant In the quartermaster
corps according 10 news received here
We Joined the army about wear agn
psd Was stationed NJ Fort Sill until re-
Hertly. He u now az Camp Lewis. Amer
lcnn Lake, Washington
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-04
Interesting
Feature Items
Found in the Linen
Section Tomorrow

Pinch all Linen Damask. extra
heavy quality; floral e. 7C
designs yard N...... @0''J
Mercerlcd squares, size joxjS.
Attractive conventional patterns 90
values cn
for . ... JVN
72.mch Aercerlted Damask; eS-
tra good value eI m
Turkish Iowehng, splendid SOc
grade lS inches wide striped with
pink and yellow; 20.
Luncheon Sets Hand embroid-
cred MADEIRA sets; lj pieces. Ex-
sSoit. oia special -. at $5.95
Al Rorsbaugh- Browns, Main
Floor, West Room, West Aisle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09

cry activity in the city Except out
Uoor Liberty Loan meetings were or
dcred stopped by the city board OF
health today because of the influenza
epidemic.
The death rate continues to be even
~ divided between the city and fort,
six deaths occurred at the base hos
pital and six In the city during the
hight The death Of Mrs Cassei stow
art last night caused u shock here IN
social circles. where she was a lead
80. She was % niece OF General Arson
Mills. the father OF El PasO, and was
the wife OF "a prominent construction
engineer. benjamin futile. president
oi 4 big business house here. also died
from the disease.
James : Black. managing editor
of tho ~ Paso FINES and former edi-
tor 81 the Albuquerque Herald, h. In
he hospital with pneumonia resulting
fiom influenza. lie was with Jack
Fall. son Of Senator Full. at the Santa
Re republican convention last week.
Since then young Fall died at his
ranch. and Mr.. Blacks condition is
r. ported Ia be serious
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
STATE CORPORATION
COMMISSION HEARS
6 CENT FARE CASE
Body Meets in Front of Chamber
OF Commerce; Will Decide ii
Charging Six Cents by City
Electric Is Illegal

The state corporation Commission
met late this 1|ftcrGoor in 'front.' ~ the
Chamber Of Commerce building 90
hear the Casc Of an increase in street
car fare of the city Electric company.
George lt%osiingtun. president of the
company. was called upon To- give ,es-
umouy why an increase in ~carfares
was necessary.
The city commissioners and the
state corporation commission granted
the company the right 10 charge six
cents FOR carfarc some time ago. Since
then the attorney general has ruled
that a stN-Ccnt fare ls Illegal
The hearing this afternoon Wls call
ed Tor the purpose uf hohring ail facts
in The case. Mr.. liuslinEtou testified
that the company lost s59250 a
month while charging five cent fares.
Under the six cent fare he stated the
hooks showed Il gross profit OF
s. BE- 30.
The commission is not likely To give
q decision ON ;hc case until somor-
rev Those attending the meeting
we're Commissions Hugh ~ williams
Commissioner N :. Groves aud Com
missioner - r. Moutoya H. l. Pat
ton attorney general represented the
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09

DON'T FORGET Yo,R pcrs TO
THE "2-BI1' RED GROSS CLUB.
WHITE BONiiS WITH RED
CROSSES MAY BE FOUND ALI.
OVER TOWN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Auto Springs, all makes. korber CO
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 40,
Pay your dues to the "2-bit' club
Thomas g.. Shynrman, appeals Off
cor OF the department OF agriculture,
who made the upeuinE address OF the
Liberty Loan campaign here some
time ago. returned to the city last
night from a speaking trip through
the southern part 81 the state. lie
left his morning Tor the Tonto Tor
csts In Arizona.
Mrs. H.. Freeman of Gallup, Is Wis.
ting friends ~ the city.
Dane T.. Gray and u. Il. Martin Of
Magdaiana. aTe making a few days
visit in the city on business.
!. 4. Lyons. well known wool deal
~ Of Winslow. is spending the week
In Albuquerque.
L. W. Calais Of YounFsyilie L. here
az u delegate a. the knights OF Tyth-
las convention which ~ being held
here.
company " Of the Home Guard will
hold drill Thursday night in front of
the armory.
Dr. J.. Il. j. Harris Of the Albuquer
que ~sanatorium, Is critically so with
pneumonia.
~. T. Bush. acting food admins.
traitor for New Mexico, has been
called to Denver Tor q meeting with
other leaders Of the federal food adj
ministration lie viii leave Albu-
querquc tonight and probably rcmaiu
several days at the conference.
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfcld has returned
from a visit in the east. h had
been away since June.
Raymond Epler OF Estaucia. and
Miss Bulah Austin ~ pemlng, were
married yesterday by Justice VI the
Peace W. ". Mcclellan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09

Listen to me- Take me- more sick
ening. |sal:yating calomcl WISH bilious
or c"onstlpatcd. Don't lose q day
work
Calomel IN mercury or puiCksilyer
which causes necrosis 81 the bpu,s
Calomel when II Comcr INTO contact
with sour bile. crashes into 30. break.
Ing II up. This b. when YOU feel TINT
awful nausea aud cramping II sou
are sluggish and "ali knocked out. Do
your liver IL torpid aud bowels cousii.
pated or you have headache, dizziuc.-.
coated tongue. IL breath is bad or
stomach sour just take "a spoonful of
harmless podgon'3 Liver rome
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and Get a bottle of bodsou's
Liver Tone for a few cents. Take "a
spoonful tonight. and if u doesn't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.
Tonight! Take DodSon'S Liver Tone!
Better Than CaIomeI For Liver
Calomel sickens! If bilious, constipated and head
achy read my guarantee.

-iraighten you right up ana make YOU
feel fine and vigorous by morning,
want you to go back To the storr and
got your money uodson's Liver Tone
Isl destroying the saic OF calomei hc-
use Il Is real liYsi medicine; entire
. vegetable. therefore Il canno sali-
a'e or make you sick.
guarantee That one spoonful ut
ludson's Liver Tone Will put your
-'uggish liver To work and clean your
.uwels 81 tina: suur bile ami ,oustipai-
go waste which is ciuggils your sys-
tom ana making YOU feel miserable.
J. guarantee that bottle a.. bOdsOn's
LIVER To1e viii Keep "our entire fam
if feeling fine for months. tive IL o.
your children. T. o. harmless. doesn't
Stripe and they Ike its pleasant taste.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
FORMER EVENING HERALD
MAN PNEUMONIA PATIENT

iicially announced az the Fort Bliss
istse hospital today that the Spanish
influenza epidemic in the military
district was under control. although
twelve deaths occurred last night in
tho city and military district. Six were
downtown and six at the army base
hospital. There remains l.l56 cases
of Influenza In the base hospital
The disease Is spreading In the Mex
DO luarez.
All public funerals have been sus-
pended, h church and other public
meetings have been called off and ev-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
NO RADICAL STEPS
NECESSARY NOW TO
CURB SPANISH FLU
City Physician Believes Danger
Point Is Past; Seventeen New
Cases Reported Today, Making
a Total Of 100.

That the Indications were that fur
tier radical ,teps To check the spread
90 Spanish Influenza In Albuquerque
would not he required 1t this time.
cas- stated this morning hy Charles y.
wade. chairman Of the city Commts-
s.on. Chairman wade said that II
was apparent that the general public
is cooperating with the board of
uealth and the city commission in the
tight against the epidemic.
There isn't any necessity FOR peo-
Jlc Ia become unluly'alarmed over
the Spanish flu situation In Abuquer-
cue" said Chairman Wade, "Condi-
lions here are very much better than
h. many other cities and towns. We
have established preventative meas
u 81 believed necessary 10 COunteraCt
the epidemic. other more radical
steps are at the disposal 81 the com
mission We havc the power. with the
consent of the state board of health,
to establish "A quarantine against peo-
pie coming into Albuquerque who are
rejected with the disease. Upon the
recommendation Of the city board of
health, this power has not thus far
roen exercised. We hope that the most
ETHICAL stages of the epidemic here
me over and that the ban ON picture
thcatcrs and other places where
crowds gather, will be lifted within a
reasonable length OF time.
In the meantime. We ask that the
people do not become frightened. Fear
is a factor in disease and q person
,hoGld not Jump at the conclusion that
he has the flu until 30 advised by a
competent physician.
Seventeen new cases were reported
today 90 City Physician Clayton. This
makes "A total OF 100 reported eases Of
- anish Influenza. The majority OF
Ioople who are suffering from the
disease are recovering rapidly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
Announcing
the advanced formal showing of
Society
Brand
Clothes
FOR FALL AND WINTER

FOR FALL AND WINTER
4 cordial invitation q, extended TO
the public 10 visit this display
where the science of masculine
dress finds Us most practical APP
plicatiOn and where store service
is of the highest order.
Spell the Kalsers sure r
defeat ,
Save the wheat and eat
y less meat ,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09

g. NJ. McNnb e. the state college.
arrived here todn,
Donald w. YOUNG. executive secre-
tnry of the fuel tdminlstration. re-
turned t0 the cit' from q short trim
&C. the southern part Of the state.
Martin Barreru~. % tcamster. was
sentenced to thirf, days in jail yes
torday 10y Justice OF the Peace Me
Clcllan ON "a charE, 90 stealing $50
worth OF coal.
J. a. Hubbs OF Dcminr. II In the
city today.
The charge OF seduction against
Arturo Fernando. a taNi driver. was
dismissed nv Justice ui the Peace Me
tlcllIu Yesterday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
TEN COZ NTII.S ~ STATE
HANE FIJI EptDTMItS

santa Pc, ~ NJ, oct P-Reports
today show ten counties OF New Mex
REQ have "a severe epidemic OF SPIN
ish Influenza and thPt the disease has
made its appearance In ten Others. In
many cities tbcators aud schools and
churches have been closed. Five
hundred cases are reported in Eddy
county alone and the peCos valley
ncems to have been hardest hit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-09
Express Company
Wants Raise in
Pacific Rates

Washington. Oct o. Application
tor authority to increase cypress rates
81 'o a hundred pounds from San
francisco and other parts o. the
United States and canada 90 Hawaii
wns made to the interstate commerce
commission TO-DAY hN the American
Railway Express COMPANY
Call 24i-Maions TAX. ~ ana
night service. Al GriunsLaws.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-27
Three Killed In
Gas Attack On
American Line
CRv Associated Press.l

With The American Army In
France. Feb. 27.-Three American
soldiers were killed and nine badly
"gassed" in two formidable gas at
tacks made by the Germans on the
American positions in the Toul sec
tor early yesterday morning with
projectors.
The enemy also heavily bombarded
the American batteries with gas
shells. but without result
Only the excellent preparatory
training in quickness by the Ameri-
can troops prevented the protector
attacks, the first experienced by
them. from causing more casualties.
The attacks were made within 10
minutes of each other and were
directed at a certain wood. Seventy
FIVE eight-inch shells of so per cent
gas and 90 high explosive shells
were fired from German Minenwer-
fer. The flight Of the projectiles
was traced through the air. the gas
shells bursting in the air and the
high explosives detonating when they
came in contact with the earth.
Large fragments OF shells few from
both missiles. g.
The gas caught some Of the men
before they were able to adjust their
masks and overcame others while
they were asleep IN dugouts.