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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
OFFICIAL
UNITED STATES.
q, Associated rrs.

rs Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Oct lg-Ameri-
Van troops cooperating with the
British south OF le Cateau Thurs
day penetrated the enemy's lines to
q depth OF Two miles. captured
4. SOC prisoners and stormed the
villages OF MOloin ST Martin. Riy-
iere and LArbre Deguise. General
pershinE reported In his communi-
uue Tor yesterday. received today by
the war department The text Of
'he statement adds
West of the Meuse our advance
has continued our troops have
saken the village aud woods OF
EautheNille and have reached the
northern end Of the Bois de Logcs
West Of Grand Pre- they captured
Talma farm after severe fighting
East Of the Meuse. fresh attempt
Wv the enemy 20 drive ms from our
new positions In the Bois de- Ia
Grand Montague was repulsed.
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MARCH LAUDS PART
YANKS ARE PLAYING
IN RECENT BATTLES
Continued from Page ID

Illied right wing
u the German commanders are
successful in bringing their great
retreat tu bale uu the expected de-.
fonsiyc line. Officers here believe
that the enemy cannot long remain
o. that position The AuPlo-Ameri-
IAN thrust already appears tp have
Fractured the keystone OF the
ihent .Valourouna Avesnes arch Of
Normal forcsI
Enemy Line fluid state.
There is much specuiation hero.
however. as tD whether the enemy
will boz able fu fnp the tide Of re-
treat be- has started nov that n is
In fuli swing The whole enemy
Vine from the Disc north is boz e.
fluid state Observers believe Do
viii not boz G..ult matter 90
pressure can Keep pace with the 20.
treat
The very depth uf tho enemy
'i'hdraVai Dr. s U. bic. may serve
'p give him time fHr this readIusi.
uent tn" .0mm aaiion lines of
fhe French British and Belgium
armies are roIIu. HIf behind them
BOZ eFer.ertcndiur tssnuos back 90
.their bases Tho armies cannot
ou'run those arteries aud ~ takes
uWr 20 repair and build aUUaya
f0 handle the ti.f upplies that
must F0 forward every hour
TO some u.f.sr. therefore b.
seems likely thaf pause will soon
OCCUR boz Belgium lrI on tho north
nu half OF thr great battle front
They arc Watching intently how
.Tser fOf usN ihru. by the Ameri
.au and Franco. American force east
.and Wesf Uf mo So a vho nrrhap.
afr holding fhe trs f1 the whole
enemy front Uhaf.rr plans Tor
gradual eIthIraHa I1 the German
frnnfier have been made
Defense Iine g. Evident.
Do .. pointed uHf mar while many
intermediate lines have been iud.
.aied as possible defense po. ition.
.r fhe northern t1f.. areas. ali rn.
port have agreed .uHu the Msg-
Irf.. sedan Mont Mods Metz front
as Coo only ieieH.s position in the
field before fhe French and Ameri-
cans nu both ai1r. . the Nrusr
Major General ilrfs'f American
fif.f army o. aIraaU. alfhln twelve
miles of that linr
There o. good rea pom 10 expect
concentration 0f effort o. bridge
fh's rap arf come fo grips uiih Tho
enemy Ir II. pNf'Hr Hf al resort.
offirrrs fhink The Franro Amer
ran operation. arc ~ inr shape Tor
"a ueu thrust along fhe MrIso and
n thief connection particular lm
pouanrs 4as stiafhs-f today % the
crossing o. the Aisne and capture
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSURED
IN PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT
by Associated Press.

Ry Associated Pres.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct l9--Gov-
crnor r. pusey passmore Of the
third federal reserve district offic-
tally announced tonight that gen
erous over-suhscriptlon To the $500
O0O 600 Liberty loan allotment OF
his district is assured Philadelphia
honor flag. showing the completion
of this city's $3.50, 1875. 900 quota was
unfurled from the Statue OF Liberty
in front Of the city hail shortly after
. O'Clock tonight amidst scene OF
Wild enthusiasm. More than 500.
I27.OOo was required when the work
ers opened todays canvass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
FINAL DAY IN NEW YORK
HAS HOLIDAY SPIRIT

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 In the face
of official figures showing total
fourth Liberty loan subscription OF
only Sl,375.33l,ObO by the New
York federal reserve district. mem
bcrs OF the Liberty loan committee
confidently declared tonight that
when the final figures were compil-
ed. II would be shown that the dis
trict had gone "oyer the top" with
it's $500. 400, 900 quota.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
HUNGARIAN LEADER
ADMITS WAR LOST
COUNT kAROLYI FANORs MAX.
NJ EFFORTS To OBTAIN
PEACE.
BY Associated Prs.

~ Associated Press
AMSTERDAM. Oct. ls-C0unt
Michael karolyi. leader of the op-
position. speaking In the lower
house of the Hungary parliament to-
day. is quoted In a dispatch from
budapest as saying.
We have lost the war and We
ought al least To try 10 save peace.
Those men who heretofore have
championed the policy OF strength
ening the alliance with Germany
must 20 This policy is IN contra
diction of the idea OF League Of
nations There will be- no more
such separate alliances
PAY the President -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
NNN FRANCISCO DISTRICT
81. A1iiI> MINIMUM OJOTA

AH H'N .fHH
san FRANCISCO oar Ip The
fRnItfh federal reserve district with
o. quota ut st0-.uupUUH has gone
ut.T fhr TOP Dos o. small margin. Do
Nt- announced here tonight by
George 81 Nrot. campaign man
oyer
Ih, latest lbu.a'iou showed
.U..HaU ou hand. or SEQ per
,euf of fbe quota This total in.
.i.Hs. only ,ub.rr.p' Boo BANKS
leo tho close Uf bu-iue.s Friday.
Hees. .aid tur fisius. had gone
over If- quota Alaska. Hawaii.
oregon. ftah. Arizona. Neyada and
Idaho have over subs,rihrd. and
Washington reported tonight that
although 'be money boz bank b. not
equal fo Tho quota o. Be- believed
ftaf fbe iuf, F.I 90 af least s.
100000 over thr g. HHH 900 quota
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
cue 400 RAISES VJOTA
~ MHliliNINu FINISH


|N HHHN A.HN NFNaH
CHICAGO. U,f IF=Iu whlrl-
Wind finish Chicago completed IT,
quota az $50 300 Ha0 for the
fourth Liberty Joan and DO began 90
pile .f Hr over Huh.rfi piion which
8. expected to run into The millions
no dollar fnr The loan 90 tho seventh
federal reserve district headquar
tef. The remainder GO tho district
haI already roupieied o. quota.
SO uIur O'Clock tonight the sub
.rrpfi0us in Chicago acre estimated
t' district headuuafters st sgss s0n. p
600 distributed among 900 900
.ubsrrIlers The total number Of
subscriber. To- the district Was .ati-
mated ai a.sls 900 against 500 900
Dol goo third loan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
LOAN DRIVE SUCCESS
~ BERNhLIII4o cot NTN

~ Associated ftrss
ALBrQC CIRQUE Is. NJ. oct ~.
With a quota Of fSst 800. Bernalllo
county. Of which Albuquerque is the
center. sold a total II 81 OOO.a5O iu
Fourth Liberty bonds ~ oampaien
ending at . O'dock tonight The
total population a. the county is less
than 1000 people Sla Pc EN-
SE 49, 4-p - ,S.c iIsSi'G IN
ihis couhty II = expected that the
final totals will show even larger
figure than The total available 10.
night many subscriptions in outside
precincts remaining unroported at
hc closing hour tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
PLEDGES DURING
DAY MAY TOTAL
OVER A BILLION
fContinued from Page one.l

80
cleveland Quota. 5000. OOO, zoe,
subscription, s43s.675.lOO
Chicago Quota. SN7O.000. goo;
subscription. S6l7.15l.SJ0.
Kansas city Quota, 100000
0OO. subscription. $IS3.944.S5O.
Philadelphia -QuOtg $50O. 0OO,-
O00. subscription. s3l9,73i.G50.
san Francisco Quota. 100000
0oo. subscription, S219.9Nj,35O.
Atlanta Quota. $4,000, coo.
subscription. $lOl 100000.
The foregoing figures said the
treasury statement. represent ac-
iual returns 10 the federal reserve
banks up Ia the close of business
Friday night. except In the cases OF
Atlanta and san Francisco districts
which are up to the close of bust
ness Thursday night These returns
viii be- greatly improved by the
heavy subscription OF Saturday and
while there Is a strong feeling of
confidence among Liberty loan
executives throughout the country
aud in Washington. final reports
fro mthe banks must bee awaited
bfore Il can be- shown whether or
not the desired goal has been safe
" reached
Influenza Cripples FoCes.
The crippling OF the forces OF
the Liberty loan committees and Of
banking institutions by influenza
delayed returns. In order that the
Liberty loan organizations and the
banking institutions OF the country
may be able 10 devote themselves
to the enormous task OF tdhulating
and recording the flood literally
millions Of subscriptions which
nave come In during the last days
OF the campaign. It will not be- pos
slblc to make daily announcements
OF the tabulations. The final report
will be made as soon as approXi-
'mateiy accurate figures are avail
able
Total subscriptions in the navy
were estimated tonight by Rear Ad-
miral COWie 10 be- over $4,000
zoe ThH is more than the navy
Subscribed in all three previous
.iOans. In AN effort 10 obtain the
Very largest possible oyer-suhscrip-
li0n Admiral Cowie today sent a
message throughout the navy FOR
an hands 10 stand by until eight
bells tonight"
Coupon Bonds Now Ready.
Most coupon bonds of the fourth
loan are ready tor delivery now
aud registered bonds viii be avail.
able soon. Holders OF first aud
second loan bonds. which bear IL
and 4 per cent interest. respectively
have until November . 10 eNchang,
them at banks for bonds bearing
IA per cent interest if they chOOs,
10 do so.
Twenty per cent Of any fourth
loan subscription b. due Noy"mhei
TEL secund insiallment ot 20 pei
cent due December ~ 20 per cent
January ~ and - per cent Jan
uary 80.
About sixteen billion dollars nov
have been raised by the American
/ people in popular war loans since
the United state. entered the wal
and all loans have been oycr-sub
Iacrihrd The FIRST loan WIS foi
S. 600 100000 and there was a bill.
Hon dollars otor-subscriptinn but
none OF this oyer-suhsDtiption wa.
accepted The second loan va.
/ for $4,000 O0o.utO subscriptions
amounting to t4.Cl7.0un. 600 and
the government TOOK only half o0
the oycr.suusoripiion. making 10.
/ tal actually paid of 4s.sS 900 .000
I The third loan vas Tor '2.nUu 900 ..
uUo and subscriptions amounted M
|fl.lIG. GOO 900 all OF which was
/ Go en-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
IsTRIA.nTNGAnN.


VIENNA. Via London. OCT % .-
The official communication from gen
erai headquarters today says
A. numerous places on The
mountain front there va lively re-
connoitering activity
Albania Before our lines on the
western Noravia allied tT~utuuicl
troops came IN contact with the
enemy North % AleKiuaiz serbian
attacks we're repulsed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
GERMANS SHELL BACK
AREAS NEAR NERDlN,

WITH THE AMERICANS NORTH
WEST OF NEkDUN. oct 10
During the last few days the Ger
mans have been Smelling back areas.
reaching Verdun. Montfaucon and
other points today They drenched
the region OF Verdun with gas Fri-
day and throughout the night until
nearly daylight Internationally shell
ed the town The shelling continu-
ed AZ intervals throughout today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20

Ardennes canal line north OF the
forest barrier II may be possible.
II was said today. that a swift pin
Ger movement similar TO that which
cleared the Argonne pocket before.
viii he launched to open the road
10 the German main line OF resis-
lance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20

apparently is being developed around
this forest region that is blocking
the movement along the Mouse. Bsr-
liu reports show fierce lighting In
the depths of this pocket the re-
pulse of the French and Americans
being claimed
The French and approaching the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20

PARIS oct "a The French
armies all along the front have been
successful in their combat. with
Germans, making advance 90 NOM
~rDus points aud 20 other, with
violent counter attacks SAYS thr
official communication issued f1.
night Ia Champagne the French
have reached the Huudinr in. af.
Tackled u aud captured So GERMAN
mont Seven hundred prlsourfs
acre taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
90 RN,Nl.

BERLIN. VIA London. OCT. o. A
The official Communication from
headquarters this evening savs
In Flanders on the battlefield
Between Le Caieau and the Disc the
fav sas 1uister
Nurth ~ l.nun enemy affarta
Jailed Northeast uf Naugier...
enemy de'achmeni- have established
themseltes on the eastern bant 90
The Aisus
Ia ths Neuss sector there ls
nothing % report
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
I.nhhnrL Eni.r. SIsa.a,.

special fu To-, ''ss
Oh BHOrk Texas oct IA
LUbbooh county bl. raised fo date
fl,t..5o BOO the Liberty loan cam.
palru lis quota BIS Nlab.UU0 aud
more subscriptions we're obtained
TODAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
BIIGIt VI


I'D fHH'' ia'NM N.HHH
HANRE. OCT ~ In fhr course
of The dly we continued tu puf,u"
the enemy. SAYS the Belgian official
communication issued TODAY
We have occupied IrrbrIrFe
and Bruges and passed the BRUCE
Ghent canal and made prDrr,.. f1.
ward Aelfre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
YANKEE FORCES
PRAISED BY HAIG
FOR CALAMITY


out the day In the Grand Pre- region
where the Americans forced their
way through 20 the southern edge Of
bellelOyeuse farm. the southeastern
outpost Of Bourgogne wood and its
outlying defensive position That
portion OF the Grand Pre- wood land
still containing Germans vas clean
ed up by nightfall
Fighting ragged all day In LdES
wood
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
ATLANTA RESERVE DISTRICT
ONER.Su BSC RIBES QUOTA


" Associated ffcea
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 10 with q
tabulated total OF S2O0.Ouo .OOO. the
Atlanta federal reserve district has
oyer-subscribed rs quota of Sl92.-
100000 To the fourth Liberty loan.
according To official announcement
late tonight The Atlanta district
has been last In percentage OF quotas
subscribed throughout the most ct
the campaign
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
NEW YORK AVIATOR BAGS
L. 4 GERMAN AlRPLANE
tsor,ais ..Pr-sA ~
Wiiafrsfr annRicAN fORCE'

NORTHWE Est or VERDUN. oct
tFRIDAY. 10 Lieut.. Cleveland
McDermott OF Syracuse, y y. is
credited with bringing down Ger
man aviator Friday afternoon north
Of 81. Mihiel after he and other
American pilots had chased the enc
my bpllane over the Amrican lines
and crowded IN behind. cutting off
his escape.
The final fight began high In the
air and the German eudeayored IL
nally 20 reach lower altitude
Iituteuant Mcnermott. however,
followed him closely. riddling the
enemy machine with bullets The
German machine fell In heap.
IA. Tho urasidant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20

4 number nj men lett Amarillo
yesterday over the Fort Worth
Denver Railroad Tor Nashville.
Tenn. where the, viii engage in
War Work.
According 10 G e. Mcdaniel FIX
aminer in charge { = Employment
Service. Texas has been called or
TO furnish 5000 men between nov
and November 1Oth when asked
by the Daily News Reporter % TeN.
a. could raise this amount ot men.
Mr. Mcdaniel said. Well. Just
watch her Texas has never failed
aud she will 20 over the top Boo this
great undertaking
To maintain an army over
there" thar Nill do credit to Amer
lea and our Allie. % Is absolutely
necessary that all War Industries
run a. fun speed % takes men 60
man our VAT projects
The man in non-essential work
has begun 20 respond 90 Our calls
aud ~ seeking essential WorI We
need every man ihai is not sbso-
iuteiy essential 20 his community
and there is NOT true American
that will not respond In this hour
Of need
The recruiting of labor has been
han pered 90 great extent nv the
Spanish nfiuenza hut 49, have been
assured By the o. s Public Health
Service In charge ~ the plants
whore the 4 s. Employment offices
ere called on 10 ship men that the
conditions have been improved won
uerfully and ~ will be- their policy
90 see that the same H. maintained
In the future ~ a very high stan
dsrd
-Pay the President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
of the heights east and north
EOulieres by the French
Fierce Fighting In Ncusc.

On ms fTOnI The FTonch nov
stand almost At right angles 10 the
American lines east of Grand Pre-
Wooded, hillv ground luccs both
armies. but q pocketing enterprise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
CoioRADo OIII'IAIIN
RAISES BOND 90 OTA


DENVER Colo o. 19 -
Claiming tn be- th~ 'irst state in tho
tenth federal reserve district to
tomplsie BEL quota Cuiofado Liberty
loan officials this afternoon slfed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20

Miss lone McAllester. daughter Of
Mr. aud Mr. John " Packet. %
pho Washington street vent 10
CLAIMING. Friday. 90 visit her moth
er-in-laW. Mrs s NeAhester. for
q f@w days
u y Tudor an assistant IN the
CrigEs undertaking establishment.
Went 10 Vega Friday o. direct the
funeral ~ Mrs Tom Glles and re-
turned very sick aud Be- now confined
TO his rooms
Lieut. &. s watkins spent few
days nth his parents aud wife He
Il Instructor a. the Officers Train
ina school AZ Camp Pike. Arkan-
aas. from where 10 received hi com
mission
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
h.200 MEN ARR NEEDED
FOH MAE WORK ~ NOV. 20

Pay Tue "fesldth'.--- =
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-25
w. c. 7. U. To Give Musical Recital
for Benefit Of the Tarpon Soldier Boys
Thursday Evening is the Tme---Gene Cecil the Lead
ing Artist--High School Auditorium is
the Place--Dont Forget.

audience very much with her Spanish
songs. o
Mr.. Cecil will select his program
from the famous composers as fol-
lows:
Hauser-Bohm.
Bosowski-Dvorak.
Selmbert-Poldini.
And Tsebaikowski.
Mr.. Cecil guarantees this to be one
of the best, if not the best entertain-
ments of its kind that has ever taken
place in this city. e
This musical is given under the aus
pices of the w. C. T. U. for the bene-
fit of our soldier boys of Tarpon
Springs, who have gone to war and
who are yet to go, so come out and
help good cause.
The ladies are out selling tickets
for the occasion and don't forget to
help when approached.
Watch this paper for program later.
Admission rs cents and IS cents.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-25
(Contibuted)

The musical to be given by Gene
Cecil will take place at the High
School Auditorium on Thursday even
ing, March 2Sth.
Cince Mr.. Cecil's arrival in Tarpon
Springs he has been heard at the
Royal Theatre and Madole hotel, and
has proven a favorite artist and en-
tertainer to those who have heard
him.
He has been requested by the w. G.
T. U. to give this recital, for which he
has secured the services of Miss Hol-
lister, Miss Eva Benjamin, Hiss May
Hollister, Mrs. jim Hope and Mr.. c.
G.. Barnum.
All of the above named need no in
PRODUCTION to the public of Tarpon
Springs, with the exception of Mrs.
Cecil, who has very sweet Mezzo
soprano, and who has been heard but
once here, and seemed to please her
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-25
TARPON SPRINGS BOY
WOUNDED In FRANCE

The following letter has just been
received by Mrs. M. B. Coachman, and
she kindly gives US permission to
print it:
American Expeditionary Force.
France, March, 1, 1918.
Dear Mother:
l will write you a few lines now as
l am at the Y. M. c. A. where I can
get some paper.
1t sure has been showing today.
think that it started in about seven
this morning, and it has not let up
yet, and it is now six p. m.
Well, / am in the hospital now and
have three wounds, two on my head
and the other just above my throat.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-25
Musical at the Madole a Great
Treat to People Of Tarpon Sp'gs

Those who were present Saturday
night at the musical at the Madole no.
tel all testified to the fact that they
enjoyed a rare treat and that few such
opportunities have ever come to the
people of Tarpon Springs.
All who took part in the affair en-
tered in with great enthusiasm to
make it a success, which it surely
was. and the home talent deserves
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-25

The Leader told you Saturday
about 'The Face At the Window"
which you would see Thursday night.
Well it won't be Thursday it will be
Wednesday March 27, and the face
will be plainly visible at the Venice
Theatre which is being overhauled and
put in readiness for the greatest show
that ever came to Tarpon Springs
we should not say "come" for most Of
it, is home talent.
What's it all about? Quite simple.
The citizens band which is growing
and getting better every week want
still more musical instruments and
they have been rehearsing a play for
a long time until they have it letter
perfect and will spring it Wednesday
night.
You will see a good show. The
money will be used for purchasing
new instruments for your band.
The curtain will not go up until
800 to allow those who attend
church to come over to the show.
It was intended to put the show
on Thursday so it would not be on a
church night but the talent which is
coming from out of the city could be
secured only for Wednesday evening
Following are the cast of characters
and synopsis of the play:
Cast of Characters
Reginald Spofford-One of New
York's 400-Dan Smith.
Chester La Grange, alias Nose
Johnson-Who refuses to work.. D
Smith.
Henry Twartwood-A detective-L
L. Styles.
Vera Stanley-Wronged but forgiv
ing-Miss Camelia Smith.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-25

had a pretty close call, but none of
the wounds are very bad. I will be out
in about two weeks think.
Mother, have received everything
that you have sent me except the pa
pers. You don't need to send any
more newspapers over. What clip
pings you can put in the letters are
good enough, l think. Do you know
what Hugh's address is? would
like to write little letter now and
then. l can't hardly write at all now,
for my hand is on the blink, too.
Well, l must close now. Write soon.
Your son,
B. G.. COACHMAN,
Bait. A-6 F. A.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-25

much credit for the way in which
they took, hold and did their best.
Mr.. G. E. Kroner added much to.
the enjoyment of the program by Civ
ing humorous take-off on the way
he once heard a long haired, brawny
Texan recite 'The Village Black
smith" This was an impromtu fea-
ture, Mr.. Kroner filing the place of
Continued on page 81
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-25
THAT Face at the Window"
Will be Seen Wednesday Night
Date Changed Account of Imported Talent Which Gould
Not Wait--The Venice Theatre is the Place.
Curtain Goes up at 500 pm

Mrs. Spoffard-Mother of Reginald
Miss Ida Mae Smith.
Lillian Stanhope-Her niece-Miss
Melvean Smith.
OMAHA domestic-Mrs. ]. D.
Smith.
Place-A village near New York.
Time-The present.
Time of playing-About two hours.
Synopsis
Act 1.-The unprotected home. The
rejected sutton. The plot to rob. The
Salvation Army man. The letter. The
secret of life. The fight against
odd. Reginald to the rescue.
Act II.-Contiued persecution. The
refusal. The reformed burglar. The
heiress. Plot and counter plot. The
photograph. Reunited school girls
Counting under difficulties. The dis
covery. The robbery. The interrupted
murder of the wrong party. "The
Face At the Window"
Act III.-The lonely rocky pass
Raking up old occurrences. Seeing
things in a new light. The explana-
ton. The slippery rocks. The clandes
tine meeting. The rejected proposal
The use of force. The battle on the
rocks. The right wins. Gree at last.
Tickets can be purchased at the
Tarpon Springs Drug store or from
members of the Citizens Band.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-25

Mrs. C. H. Lutz, who has been visit
ing in st. Petersburg for the past
week, was accompanied home Satur-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Boiling.
Mr.. Boiling returned to the Sunshine
City" yesterday, but Mrs. Boiling will
remain here two or three days longers