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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-08

EVAN YOU MANAGE your own E / furnace, Mrs. Housekeeper? " . Are you quite independent in FS> this regard in case of emergency should the man of the house, for instance, be confined to his bed with bad attack of grippe when the cook has left ard the furnace man has rheumatism and cannot get around? Having fun with a furnace, or con- sidering it the bane of winter exist ence, is all in the point of view. One woman 1 know considers her furnace an excellent substitute for the garden exercise which she misses so sadly through the shut-in months; and after all, looked at in the right way, a fur mace is most interesting affair-the very heart of the house, whose living warmth, sent out day and night through the arteries of the home, is the very essence of comfort and hap piness for every occupant of that home.
 A good hot air furnace ought not to go out all winter long, and only through neglect does it ever go out over night, or fail to send up the proper amount of heat. Coal piled on twice a day, and all draughts shut off, will not keep house warm in mid winter, though this is the proper treat ment for spring or fall day when it is melting" outside. It is a red fire, not a black one, that gives intense heat and in very cold weather the fur mace must be fed every two hours at least with one good shovelful of coal. The upper door should be kept closed and a slight draught permitted un- derneath, while the chimney -damper is set obliquely; not lengthwise of the chimney flue as it is in the morning when the fire is brought up; or cross wise, as at night when the fire is shut down for many hours. A fire kept up in this way, all day long, to get strong heat, must be shaken down several times, for fast burning fuel means a heavier accumulation of ashes and clinkers. In warmer weather when the fire is banked with coal, the lower door closed and the upper one set open (to keep the fire 'cooled down") |, a good shaking once a day in early
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-08
D MERE ARE TWO Laurette Tay-

S9 HERE ARE TWO Laurette Tay- lA lors; the quiet, perfectly poised G young woman whose earnest
 N~ ambitions and high ideals of work impress you as you chat with her in her dressing room Chat is the Laurette Taylor you see at work), and the other Laurette Taylor, a happy, care-free young girl in middy and short skirt, with a pigtail of shining gold.hair hanging way down her back, smashing tennis balls over the net or holding the nose of sailboat hard up in the wind (that is Laurette Taylor at play.)
 If you do see her at play! Very few people do, indeed; for in summer time which she claims as her play time, not to be interrupted by anybody or anything, she forgets all about the world and tries to make it forget about her. And she forgets, too. that
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-08
LACE FOR THE
 SEMI=FORMALG GOWN

~ UST NOW, when lace is so fash
 ionable in costume, there is no
 better material for the semi a formal gown which will look perfectly correct with hat at an afternoon function, and have the prop CT effect at a small dinner or evening affair where full dress is not called
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-08
Laurette Taylor Is An Earnest Student Of Character And Has A Very Fine Collection Of Biog- raphical Works In Her
 Library,

One of her favorite parts, she ad- mits, is 'aunted Annie" the appealing and vital personality she has created in "Out There" one of the most in. spring war plays of the year. This of Eve" one of the successful come dies of the season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-08
Tending the Furnace

morning, will be sufficient.
 The cold air draught is another inn portant feature. On still, muggy days open the cold air box wide. On windy days and on very cold days, half close it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-08
Military Note Strong In Footlight Costumes of the Season The Usual SprinkIing of Enticing haiseLongue Gowns Gold and Silver Cloth Brilliantly Effective.

%& HE ACTRESS STARRING in a
 successful play of this season may
 N consider neither sentiment nor
 " economy in the matter of her costumes. No matter what the prices of coal and food, or what the necessity of conserving wool for uniforms, her stage frocks and wraps must meet a certain standard demanded by her reputation as a star, by the produc- tion in which she plays and by the public who pay their good dollars to see her. It would be rather sweeping to say that women go to the theatre especially to study clothes; but cer- tainly smart raiment in any produc- tion is substantial weight in the balance of it's success. Where is the woman who will not admit in her heart of hearts that she is wee bit disappointed when the women char ecters in play make no change of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-08
CORDUROY FOR THE SMALL
 BOY.

EA OTHING WEARS so WELL as corduroy in a boys school and
 play suit, and there are very "a A good looking corduroy suits ready for young America this winter. Norfolk suits of cravenetted corduroy for boys in their early teens have loose, graceful coats with wide lape1s and patch pockets, and knee length knickerbockers. For the wee laddie there are cunning little corduroy kindergarten suits with knee brooches and belted tunics. A round turnover collar is finished with a cord and tassel tie and the tunic does not lack roomy patch pockets.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-08
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A Ina ClaIoe in Dolly with PaSt wearoS this Lovely
 Yelled and '5Pan8led DdnceEr'0ck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
BY the War Editor OF The News
paper Enterprise ASSN

The world has fought lis way
through four years OF bloodshed and
horror
ON July 2S. 1914. occurred the
first act, prompted by Prussian mil
itarism. that plunged Europe into
the most terrible war in history.
II was the declaration of war on
Serbia by Austria. as a result OF the
assassination exactly q month earlier
of Archduke Francis Ferdinand. heir
OF the Hapsburg dynasty
Four years later finds only few
Isolated spots ON the map OF the
world which have not been plunged
into the catastrophe. Men OF an races
and creeds. their sense OF right and
justice outraged In some direct or
Indirect manner by the Brute OF Ber-
lin, have banded together for one
purpose 10 crush prussianism and
make the world safe for democracy
The year just passed has witnessed
declarations OF war against Germany
by seven more nations Two uf them
China and Brazil are lands OF
unlimited resources and potentiali-
ties The other five Costa Rica. LIE
IBERIA Nicaragua. Guatemala aud
Haiti are small nations which have
but recently asserted their inlepen-
dence and have entered the war to
see that their freedom endures.
They leave in the category of neu-
trails only the Scandinavian nations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
FOURTH YEAR OF WAR CLOSES WITH VICTORY IN SIGHT

very standpoint Germany saw the
defent of her unless Ruasia~
collapse be- considered a single exeep-
ton Bat Gormany's exploitation OF
that stricken land will prove boom
orang Eventually the allies must re-
conquer Russia. and when they DO
Germany will pay dearly.
Italy. which IN the early part OF
nie year suffered o great and disas-
u0ua military collapse, came BACK
,Ig0r0u ly toward It's close and held
ihn HuN hordes which sought TO
utsrrun her plains. France and Eng
land notly upheld the military tradi-
uo1s established ia tie first three
year ol war.
Iu the lands OF cur enemies the
band oi Hunger Joined with the spec
Cor Dl Disease and together with
strike. boz the Gffman war industries
and ra 40 and political unrest IN
Austria hungary. brought the most
reuac.us internal conditions to the
central mplrss that the war has pro-
0ucal The distintsgration OF the
Austrian empire was expected, but
1 the Uap. burg succeeded In prevent
,ue revolution
THE coming year. however. VIII
Imako conditions IN Austria and Ger
Iu8nv even worse and hasten the ulti-
lmlfc victory for Civilization which
America and her allies are determin-
90 must free the world from the
reign oft brute force.
AFTER -FOUR YEARS OF HOR-
LON THAT VICTORY is IN SIGHT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

many attempts the Germans
mike for Paris this year, THEY
SHALL Nor PASS.
The American soldiers and the
American people are now undergoing
htr crucial test oar casualties
have fortunately been small the to-
Cal waa loss thuu 1000 up 90 the
beginning of the last offensive They
gro ur smnlcr than we're Enrlaud'a
oI Frances Boz their first wear of war.
bat $50 must expect Thorn 90 mount
from now or We must face them
with calm courage and the couyic.
Uon that they are but the price 90
victory
when fhc Germans hayo become
tired az throwing themselves reck-
1. ly against the allied lime then
viii come .he turning 0f the tide that
viii lead Co victory General fuch is
waiting only until Doc BIS assured chat
America man-poR.r h7- overcome
Mc German numerical superiority
tnut resulted from the detection u'
Russia when chat hour arrives. and
30 Is very near. he viii launch hi'
armies no the Germans tor the great
offensive that will drive them out of
France and Belgium That viii Doe
the browning occurrence OF Che liItl
ycar oft .ho war
The year luat past has been q sat
i.fauory one from the allies Wow
pniut oven without considering
American ana u iH likely that u Will
hp considered hy future historians as
tine turning point ot The war From
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

liuulrl
Hr Reading appointed Hr'
M.U commits H..r tu thD United
ita.u,ni Wilson addresses Com
CO... uu kwUriDa stand iur world
r,l... settling FORTH fourteen "rr,ti-
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right"
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uuu
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rUu Wilson
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$500 lm.n.In soldier uu BOARD t"f-
#IaG uur hundred and -ctcnf,
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accept. German r.H0.
@ .H . fourth a. Eur
..."H u..r p.H.. ure.-
Genital Powers
F..u pupa.r- tp intervene
@ iufrI States vithhuld-
..H
March.
fH. 'u.r lu troops uuu sf four
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
CHRONOLOGY OF THE PRINCIPAL EkENTS OF FOUR YEARS OF WAR

troops IN France. Secretary Baker
announces. American troops capture
NluN.
t-Nmcty-onc modern and steel
ship, launched in American ship
yards.
Ifal'8ng. aided by French. start
offensive Doc Albania. Austrians with
|1ww. losing thousands OF men. Won
Nrhlob German ambassador 20
IIuesia. osea,siuated at Moscow.
S-Dr. Sdward \. Rumclcy, pub
Usher ct New York Evening Mail, ar
rested or perjury. u i charged he
bought the paper with funds sup
piled hl Germany.
/ H. Serbian republic formed. Ad-
wirol Non HIntzo succeeds Won
| kuohlman as foreign minister OF
/ Germany
t3-Uuitcd States has 10000
men ON the firing line.
/ t1-ltifth phase OF German often
.t,c begin, with attack ON G3-mile
front between Chateau Thicrry and
Na~>iuc, Advance checked on first
, dl,. Germans gaining only four
milc~. americans countcr-attack at
| Chateau rhicrry. rccapturing all
lost ground British occupy KEN, ON
| White sea coast.
tG-Gcunlns cross Marine at
! points: checked east Of Rheims.
/ Nmoricnns rctnkr two towns.
t5-GcImans held ~ all points.
tS-lrcuch aud Americans open
/ greatest allied offensive since 1917,
+ capturing ~ towns between scissors
/ ud Chateau Thiriry aud advancing
SIS miles.
- = rance American offensive
/ ,nntiuu,e, with anCthcr two-milc
/ gain. americans ono nile from Sois-
.ur- Drive hailcd a. start of allies
/ 'big PUSH"
JHU decides tu ,oud army into
siberia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

front. They are oi the best man
hood of the country. They have
gone through fire, aud have con-
,inccd even the snccring junk
err of Germany that Uncle sam
could step across the Atlantic aud
land blow that the PruSsian
solar plcNus will feel for hun
drcds of years.
Not only has the American fight
ing man of an branches marines,
infantry and artillery proved sup
erior To the German. but he has
forced his English. French and Ital-
ian comrades TO acknowledge that he
knows Just q little more about light
ing than they do.
Germany took ~ years To
huild up her war machine.
america twelve months.
Which machine Is the better was
demonstrated to the satisfaction OF
the world last week along the
Marine
Nor 's that first million an We
are well ON our way toward reaching
the 2.OOo.U 600 mark II will be- reach
I'd before the end OF the year And
before the gif;h year of the war has
ended. 3.00O.000 American soldiers
will be- ready to follow them it they
cannot crush the HUN
Americas naval participation IN
the war has been an equally credit
able feat One hundred and nifty
American warships, manned by A0,-
600 sailors, have joined the British
fleet In hlockadiue the coasts Of Ger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

90 thc French and British armies on
ha western front
The klIscr and his generals recog-
wked DO. Tact chat they were defeat
,d unl s they could force q decision
before America wanpower reached
ns fullest expression an the battle
Ie'd Therefore the word was given
lo sai1a Paris and tho channel ports
al a.l cosis ana bring France 10 her
knees
Five terrific oflcnsivcs such as the
fulr ,r0re of war had never wit
,Dd wore the result The first
three were mccowful to the extent
chat thc Germans we're permitted 10
exchange counties. lives for a few
mn. of hpu holes aud ruined VII
hre Tb. I1. two brought utter de-
irlf iu Ono HIN hordos
W. the Inst Ut the five drives
the american troops bore the
h,unt 90 the battle, aud came out
~ their first great clash covered
With mud aud glory.
Nu only wcro fhoy chiefly iustru-
meutal BOO putting me quiouus ON the
UtN drive. hu. they launched a
mighty counter. offensive. the Hike of
which hos NOT been witnessed ou the
western front fOr q year and cap
turrI much OF the terrain the
French had hren forced to rclnuuish
m fh. May drive.
With the Yankees standing
like stone wall before, not q
man, Woman ut child Ia Amer
len doubts that no matter how
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Switzerland. Holland, Persia and
some Of the South American repub-
lies. How long these will remain neu-
trail Is prphlematical
In reviewing the Developments
of the last year of the war. by
far the outstanding feature has
been the manner IN which the
nited states surprised the
world by the speed with which
her participation in the war was
mAde manifest.
When the third year OF the war
closed last July America had but
just thrown down the gauntlet TO
Germany \ few American troops
had landed in France and the first
Liberty loan had been oyersubscrib-
ed by more than a billion dollars
Americas army of 10000 600 youths
had been drafted Congress was
wrestling with tremendous plans for
the expansion OF the army and navy.
Hut everything that had been done
was of a preparatory nature America
was arming for the fray.
To-day, one year later. America Is
still preparing. but Is carrying on a
job already half finished With a
speed that amazed the world as an
feat. America has more
than justified the faith OF her allies
that she would throw into the bal
auco against Germany power that
win ultimately win the war
More than a million men have
been transported across Subma-
rinc infested seas 10 the battle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

british sink five German
naval ships I'm North Sea
80 Allies retreat to Seine after
Germans take Amieus.
September.
French government removed
temporarily to Bordeaux Russians
occupy Lemborg
Germans cross the Marine
England. France and Russia
mako o-separete-poaco agreement.
q To- Battle OF the Marine Ger
mans driven hpCk 10 the Ai8ne
20 German Southwest Africa
conquered boy Gen Botha
October.
q Germans occupy Antwerp
II Allies begin first battle OF
pres repulsinr German drive for
Channel ports.
2S German armies driven hack
from Warsaw. Revolt In South Africa
put down
November
German squadron wins naval
battle with British of Chile
Great Britain declares state OF
war with Turkey and anueXes is
land no Cyprus
japanese capture Tsingtau
December.
British sink four German
cruisers off Falkland islands
q French government returns 20
Paris.
1G German wtr-hips raid British
coast towns. killing 90 persons.
Il Egypt proclaimed British
proteCturate
% rirst German air raid on
England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

III rrnth steamer "Susse1'
torts,iosd without warning. Ameri-
ran~ Killed.
April.
III nited state -ends ultin. ttnfn
90 Gcrmant on Sus-s'N sinking. warn
ing her that unlss. ~he .ihand"n-
prs-~ent meil,oi- 90 submarine war
iar- this oountr, will sever ,h'lo-
mafir relatiun-
q irish revolt Ir Dublin tHsIFH
KILLED before BE- b. plf dozen
- 10 carr 1n Hf Kuf.el-
k4aa sarrsu lrrs fool Turks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

many. Millions of dollars have been
npproprialed Tor building more war
ships. Il the HUNS decide 20 risk a
test of strength on the seas, tho
United States navy will be ready for
them.
In shlphuidiug America again has
dutstripped The world ships are he
ing built twice as rapidly as Che SUBJ
marines can sink them. The allies
now feel safe IN saying We have
abolished the submarine menace
The same story can be told OF air
craft production.
The limitless financial resources or
tho nation have been Thrown behind
the allies to win the war Starting
with April, 1917. when We entered
the war aud spent S2S9,N9auOO loo
preparing. the nations war bill has
amounted month by month THE eN-
pendituras for this month are osti-
mated 90 exceed S1.61o.UN0.0D1.
which brings the cost OF the war %
date to S15.633,166,75S.
This vast schoue OF warfare was
the most import no development {
he wear. not only to the allies, but
To Germany The HUN HISS learned ID
respect America Js his chief enemy
Recognizing the m"nace to their
plans Ter conQue that lay Boz Amer
,can preparations. Germany hastily
forced shamol,s peace ou chaotic
Russia. withdrew her armies from
the eastern front and lunchad them
with Unprecedented violence ana
bsrbaro,s disregard for human lives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Tor treason.
Italian capture Gorilla.
20 Italy Declare HI ON Cor.
many. Roumuu DufD. war.
Utiuhcr
German submarine ink .h..
UIl American coast
NpScmhrr
81 Emperor Fr IH oph NI
Austf.u-llIu.Ir. dies
2D-Jnitcd States protests against
rlgian drpurI liiuus.
December.
d lIDfH r..Is' H... nrN l'r'
Ih WiuHf.
o. Corn uruu. f1r peace
rejected hy ....
2U-Prr-ld,u' Wilson i--uc. peace
prnpu-il tn i.iigcrcut-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Man.
I-Gcrmany acknuw hedges sinking
at ScsscN aud meets main demands
~ the United States.
10 Austrian begin great attack
un Italian positions IN TroutinO
81 Naval battle OF Jullaud Brit
ish lose - hips. Germans H..
June.
p Lord Kitchener browns on
cruiser
% Allied economic conference
agrees on boycott Of Germany after
the war
July
Battle 0f ne, Sommr begins
Allies TAIL Co bronx German lines
August.
Sir Roger Ca.ompnf hanged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Tho ftrI saturday Market for
HHs Amarillo Chapter of the Red
eros. was H.'d yesterday Although
Oh contribution we're not a. large
w.ra desired ye fhc ladies sold
over "u. dollars riff pastry. vegeta-
hI anI other things
A request made Cor larger con-
uhufInr and especially more % pas
trr fHI tH base fhrm BEE before noon
l. .hare 81 alaaEs q call during the
forenoon .lr such
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

June
Is ArChduke Francis Ferdinand
and his wife assassinated al Seraievo
by Serbian student. Princip
July.
% Austrian sends ultimatum 10
Serbia demanding punishment Of as
sassins and suppression Of pan-Ser-
bianism
Is Austria Hungary declares
war on Serbia. Germany mobilizes
81 Russia mobiles. Worlds
stock markets close
August.
Germany declares war on Rus
STA and invades Luxembourg France
Mobilizes
. Germany sends ulimatum TO
Belgium. demanding fee passage for
her troops.
B Germany declares war on
France Germany inyades Belgium.
I Great Britain serves ultimatum
on Germany demanding assurance
that neutrality OF Belgium be- re
spcrtel Great Britain declares war
on Germany Germans attack LEG
and begin go oyerrun belgium
6 N.tra Hungary declares war
on Russia
= First British troops land IN
France
10 France declares war on Aus
tria Hungary
Z. Glogi Britain declares war on
AuatTa-iluugary.
20 Japan declares state Of war
with Germany
90 Germans destroy Louvain
Russians defeated az Tannonbcrg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

January.
Great Britain adopts ronFcrip-
tiou
Allie eyaruate Gallipoll
February.
I0-f.ermanN warns neutral pow
~. that armed merchantmen will De
sunk wiihout warning.
u Germans begin battle oi Ner.
dun I.nsts uu July. resulting in iai.
ura Of garmaus tn take fortress
March.
Germany declare VAR 900 fpr
tugal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

HhHhhNA
g. Britain iu replying 10 Amori
can note ON detention Of neutral
ships claims right 10 DO so.
- British naval victory IN North
sea German armored cruiser sunk
February.
Britain makes lll food ship
mentg cOutrlhIud
Germany prool8Ims war zone
around the British isles after Feb.
IS
IO-Unitcd states protests against
war zone decree.
Is German proclamation goes IN
20 effect Her submarine begin cam
pairn % piracy and pIllageG
March
Great Britain declares blockad"
OF German coast.
u Russians capture Przemysl.
Apti
? United States demands repara-
zion from Germany Tor sinking or
william r. Frye
2G Allied troop, land On call.polI
Peninsula
MaY.
"GulNght American steam
ship. sunk by submarine Two Amer
leans lost
. Russians retire from the Car
rsthisnr Lose 800 600 mon
7-Briti~h liner "Iusiiania" sum-
h, submarine: tt5t iiyrs lost. IL
being Americans.
I3.-Unitcd states protests against
sinking ~ "lusiiania."
% italy declare var on Austria.
HUNGARY
2s-cermany's answer ~ United
state On "Iusitania" alleges liner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

January.
Bi-Gcrmnny announces unre-
.irictcd submarine warfare ~ spcci.
lied zone.
February.
3-Untcd states server. diplo- I
matte relations with Germany.
"a Nut-el-Amara taken by Brit :
ish
2G-Ptesidcut Wilson an. author .
h., 90 arm merchant Ship.
Washington reveals German
plot ~ induce lcNicu aud Japan a.
invade United Staie-.
March
s-tnitrd state begins arming
merchant .hips.
90 British capture Barild
II.Ir Drfr Nlchola. abiIoafre
Provisional Russian government
formed
90 German retire 90 Hiudenburr
Uuc
April
G-Initri states declares war on
Germany
S-Au-tria-Hungary sc,rrs diplo-
matte relations with the United
state. BRAZIL aeyers relations witH
Germany
2o-Turk"i sewers relations with
uitrd state.
2t-i'rr-id"nt Wilson signs So
00o nu1 uuO war bond issue.
Nay.
- uifed state destruycr~ arrive
in British waters
Dc kereusFy become min
+ .frr lt var r Russia
tS-I'resisirnt Wilson signs S.lec.
aitf ~rrs irr bili.
June
BRITISH blow uu Mosrlnes
Eifr. -Ip'urHF $500 prisoner
o. Enr rHH.'aufIne u. Greecn
..hIIrrf..
tS-iir.i iilieftf i.psu ~ - eoa.-
pun .aon ntef-uh-srii...d hs siug5..
900 unn
2s-fif-t im-rissn tr,-,i,- resel