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FOE BEATEN IN AFRICA
Portuguese and British Throw Remain.
Ing German Troops Across Ro-
YUMA River.
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PARIS. October 4.-Portuguese forces
in Africa. in conjunction with the
British, have thrown the remaining
German troops in German East Africa
back across the Rovuma River. accord
ing TO the Petit Parisien. The Rovuma
runs from the region Of Lake Nyassa
to the Indian Ocean and forms the
boundary line between German and
Portuguese East Africa.
The Germans were compelled To-
abandon a great quantity of material
and lost numerous men in prisoners
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the newest Paramount picture.
SANDY" starring Jack Pickford ana
Louise Huff, which is to le displayed
AT the central theatre today
The story is based upon the novel
by Alice Hogan lSice which was one
Of the best sellers" several seasons
ago. j has TO do with the fortunes
Of a Young Scotch emigant who
slows himself away in the mold OF a
steamship and comes TO this country
He meets a dainty blue grass belle
on shipboard and later follows her to
Kentucky She has dissipated
brother who causes a lot OF trouble
and Sandy, cast into a new and loftieI
environment develops manly traitc
which enable him to fight his own
battles successfully and ultimately Il
win the girl his heart has chosen fol
his mate
Few pictures in which Jack Pick
ford and Louise Huff have appeared
have afforded either with more abun-
dant opportunities in which to dis
play their diversified talents Tn,
action is dramatic and the scenes
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25
THE WEARY WAY
Daily Becoming Less Wearisome to
Many in Hot Springs

With a back that aches all day,
With rest disturbed at night,
Annoying urinary disorders,
IT'S weary way. indeed.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney trouble.
Are endorsed by Hot Springs cit
liens.
Mrs. T. II. Adams. Second and Ward
AYES, Hot Springs, says. "A dull,
steady ache through the small Of my
back made it very hard for me to stoop
or lift had dizzy spells and head
aches and was extremely nervous. \
tired, worn-out feeling chung to mo
most Of the time AS soon as used
Doan's Kidney Pills, they helped me.
Ny back hasn't troubled me much
since and can now stoop or lift with
out the least pain
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't simp-
~ ask for kidney remedy--get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs.
Adams had Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, ~ Y tadv)
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25
HOTEL COMO ARRIVALS.

Mrs. III. w. Johnson, Little Rock; A.
L. Clark. Dallas; H. G.. Wurderman
St. Louis; +. j. Browne, St Louis; W
h. Cameron, Little Rock; w S Sit
tington, Little Rock r. W. Pharr, LII
tie Rock, Mrs B. H. Collins, 4itHl
Rock f. B. Kurt, Little Rock; j. W
Graham, st Louis; O. NJ Wells, Little
Rock Som d. Clark. TT Smith; l. j.
lichterman. Memphis. Tenn; 1t. J. c
Pearce, Camp Pike; 1t L. +. Kaewin
Camp Pike; Sgt J. G. Bennett, CamF
Pike; Corp. Pete thinner. Camp Pike:
Robt Earle, Camp Pike; F p. Nawter
Phila.; T b Wren, New York; R G
Aynond, New York; + w. Talley, Er
win. Tex. Mrs NJ Miller, Queen CITY
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THOUGHT ONE CLEAN SHIRT
ALL HE NEEDED

Ten years AGO | was reduced to a
mere shadow was Yellow as a
gold piece and would often be doubled
ND with most excrueiating pains in my
stomach Physicians could only re-
lieve me with morphine. ! was advised
to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy ana
It helped me at once What is more,
/ have been we'll ever since. A friend
said he thought one more clean shirt
all | would ever wear" II is a simple
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments. including
one dose viii convince
or money refunded.
A. c. Jennings, and druggists every
where. (advD
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ALL PROFESSIONAL BENEFIT
FOR CHILDREN OF FRANCE
Mrs. Maurice viii Present the Newest
Thing in Benefits At the Prin-
cess Theatre Tonight.

Tonight al the Princess theatre the
patrons Of that theatre and the patri-
otic citizens of this community win
have the opportunity TO not only see
the newest and most interesting nov
city in benefits but to also show their
loyalty. their respect and love for the
country of the noble Lafayette.
The names ana addresses OF the
French children who have been adop.-
ed with the proceeds of the two hates
benefits are these.
Juienne Masse years. Marseilles
France; Jules Negrel, years, Las
conrs par Rouguevaire Numa Vincent
70 years, Vanin Les Mayes France; All
bert Vincent. 3 years, Vallin Les Mayee
France; Eugeaia Tessier. years, As
periac Iaulaqpet, France Marie Ma
clelrd years. Eyquieres. (du Bhone)
France Charlotte Mallard. years
Eyquieres (du Rhone) France; Rose
Nesrel Z years. Lascours par Rogue
yaire, France; Eugene Medelech, Il
years, Marsei'Ies, France; Cecele ia
Goblin, years Marssy CMarne), France
Chas, Jaco1in, years. Marss ey
(Marne), France Marie BouseIe, 6
years, Aspeya Ia Fargo Ardesch,
France.
1t is the unbroKen ANA nnbreakabia
rule of the society that not one cen
of the money subscribed SHAH be spent
for expenses, but the full amount shall
he paid to the child All expenses OF
the Committee are paid from voluntary
donations for that purpose, or BY sales
entertainments and other means.
The list given above does not include
the proceeds OF the last benefit. which
names will be published later.
The following citizens have adopted
orphans since the last list OF This kin,
was given out Mrs Dave Burgauer
II, A. Jones, Zoe Klyman, Herbert COZ
lings, DR., J C. Minor. 7 c. Homer and
Robt Kittelberger.
The benefit to be given tonight, tho
program Of which is published else
where in this paper, is the first OF a
series OF Wednesday night perform
anoes TO be given TOR this same cause
Not only viii the high class PROBES
sional entertainers appear on this oil
but there will also be two motion pic
lures. One of Douglas Fairbanks IN
Manhattan Madness, - and a comedy
'Her Busted Debut"
There win he but one vaudeville
show at night. $50, and the pictures
viii be run both before and after the
ishow The pictures will run continu-
ously during the afternoon. Prices are
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25
BILLY WEST AT
THE ROYAL TODAY
Charlie chapiin's Famous Rival and
Bessie 6arriscaie Make One of
the Best Programs Of the week.

Did you know that Charlie Chaplin
has a rival? Well he has, and the
famous man is Billy Vest SO famous
Is Billy hecoming that if Charlie
don't watch TO his lurals soon they
will be resting on the fair head Of
Billy instead OF Charlie and Charlie
VIII he thing of the past
But now seriously, Billy West, that
fall. mirth creating little fellow, with
whom, and at whom, you have laugh
ed: who has chased away many a
dull care and made the day seem
bright and cheerful with his carefree
and humorous manner and witty say
ings is really some little merry maker
end the theatre that books him il
sure 20 please the crowd that never
fails 10 attend when his name APP
pears
To-day the manager Of the Royal
theatre has been fortunate enough tc
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25

have that tense quality which thrills
old and young alike The quaint
roles needed to unfold the story are
Interpreted by clever screen players
and under the direction of Georg e
Melfor1 the porrayals are distinctly
individual and artistic
On The same program is a famous
two reel O. Henry story o. Henry
continues to be the star of all short
length motion pictures. The best OF
Q. Henry's whimsical fancies are be
ing interpreted in picture form They
are fun of that fine human quality
which charms any audience Admis-
sion 10 and 20 cents.
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CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut OUT thi
slip. enclose with sc and mail 1t "a
Foley and CO, 2S35 Sheffield Avenue
Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name AM
address clearly. You will receive II
return a trial package containing 70
levs Honey and Tar Compound, fol
coughs, colds, and Group; Foley hid
ney Pills, for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism. backache, kidney an
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets, a wholesome and tho:
oughly cleansing eathartie, for consti-
patton, biliousness. headache and SLUG
gish bowels.-A c. Jennings. (adF]
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25

book him in his funniest and newest
comedy. "The Millionaire" This pic
ture is full OF clean wholesome COM
edy that will delight the youngsters
and please the grown ups.
The plot is. of course not deep
one, but at the same time it is strong
enough to call for a great deal OF real
dramatic ability and representation.
The other picture on the pill for
today is the Foursquare feature pre-
sentinp the winsome Bessie Barris
Gale in "TheCast Off" Miss Barris
Gale has produced several pictures
this season that called for facorable
comment in dramatic circles and this
Is enc Of her best.
"The Cast Off" is modern tale of
love and romance with a theme that
is quite different from the ordinary
Yun OF photodramas The story is of
young girl and her fight against
the cold indifferent world, There are
a great many beautiful settings and
handsome costumes in this picture,
aud the latter is sure to please the
ladies' because they may always he
sure that Miss Barriscale is mp 10
the minute in anything that she may
choose to don
The prices today are these-lo ana
% cents, with war tax included.
t., Observation-Disclosures Want Al.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25

Try sentinsi-Rseord Want Ad.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25
TWO MORE CAPTAiNCYs

Robert Thornton, who is stationed at
Camp Meade Maryland, has informed
friends here OF his promotion to cap
taincy. He had just returned from
France, and was first lieutenant when
he visited home here recently Notice
has also been received that A. G. Coo
per. also a Hot SPRINGS Roy, has been
promoted to a captaincy. He was a
first lieutenant and was stationed at
Camp Pike.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25
"SAkDY"A SUPERB PICTURE
AT THE CENTRAL TODAY
Jack Pickford and Louise Huff Have
Charming Roles in This Splendid
Picture Depicting Life in Old
Kentucky.

World famed for IT'S beautiful wo-
men. its thoroughbred horses, and
real southern chiyalrous men and
women. not 10 peak of the inlmitable
amEer-colored liquor which the gen
tlemen OF that state perfer to drink
andimtcd. Kentucky is the scene Of
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25
LAST WARNING!

To Auto Drivers:
Don't leave cutout open day or nieh'
Don't make unnecessary noises.
Don't speed within the city limits.
Don't pass street cars when dis
charging passengers.
Get traffic card at City Hall
Violations of rules will subject you iC
arrest.
GEO. II. BEGeDING, City Manager
8 2o-1wk,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25

Tex. Miss Annie Wolfe. FL Paso, Tex;
Mrs. Ben Warfield, Sterling, Ark, b.
b Warfield, il, Sterling, Ark. Mrs.
Alice p. Bishop. fantha, Mo; Javei
Livingston, Donppen, Mo
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-25

as follows Afternoon. 10 and 20 cents
with war tax included. Night 10 and
80 cents with war tax included
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-06
TWO FLAGS ARE
GIVEN CHURCH

In the presence of a congregation
which filed the great building, one
beautiful stars and stripes, and one
new service flag, were formally pre-
scented, last night at the First Baptist
church.
And as Warren Pierpont proudly
pulled the stars and stripes to the top
of the church building, the great
audience arose as one person and
never was THE Star Spangled Ban
ner'' perhaps more feelingly rendered
Everybody joined in the singing of
this patriotic outburst, and every pair
of eyes in the building was transfixed
on the beautiful red, white and blue.
which had been presented by Miss
Waites class through little Tom Sale.
Jr., the service flag having been pre-
scented by Circle No. 4.
Another very pleasing feature OF
the very interesting program was the
appearance of Captain S. r. NJ. Ken
nedy, who spoke for a short time,
holding the closest attention of every
one. Capt. Kennedy also consented to
reply to a number of questions which
were asked from all sides of the
church, and his answers were real
entertaining.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-06
|BATHERS OLD AND
YOUNG SPEND HOUR
AT BAYVIEW PARK

Scores of old and young people
gathered at Bayview park yesterday
to enjoy the cool breeze, many to
watch the numerous bathers in the
water and others out for an after
moons stroll or auto ride. There were
probably one hundred bathers in the
pretty place at one time during the
afternoon, among them being quite
a sprinkling OF service men who en-
joyed the sport to the fullest. The
only reason there were not more was
ing costumes.
Yesterday was probably the big
gest" Sunday of the new season, and
the new pavilion over the water was
crowded with spectators during the
late afternoon. Whole families were
out for the latter part of the day. The
convenience of an ample supply OF
seats on the wharf. and under the
sheltered part Of the dock. was quite
favorably commented on by many.
One Of the other conveniences which
found ready favor with the majority
OF bathers was the high dive. which
Is now In q state OF completion. Many
daring bathers risl1ed jumping from
the top Of the dive. to the entertain
ment Of tho large number looking on,
number Of ladies, who swan with
equal ability with the men.
Dozens OF children were in the shall
low part OF the bathing pool, and they
had a great time, emerging finally
with tanned faces and blistered arms
when they refused to heed caution
from elders on the wharf and in the
pavilion.
1t is perhaps not stretching 1t a bit
to say that hundreds are looking for
ward to the formal opening of the re-
sort.
The city's work OF improving the
driveway was seriously interfered with
by the heavy rains of last month,
considerable lot Of the curbing just
above the dressing rooms having
broken and fallen when the founda-
ton was undermined. Had not this
difficulty been experienced. the drive
way would have been in a fair state
of completion by this time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-06
S. w. Lawler. Jr.. states attorney,

S. w. LAWYER, Jr., states attorney
Tenth judicial circuit
Cromwell Gibbons, for attorney gen.
eral.
Van C. Swearingen, for attorney gen.
eral.
Charles B. Howell, for state senator,
Twentieth senatorial district.
G. ID. Robertson, for member execu-
tive committee, Third congressional
district.
]. H. Smithwick, for congress, Third
congressional district.
The secretary of state received the
following telegram from Hon. John S.
Beard, Pensacola, this morning:
Wire group Whitfield, West. Buford
Will wire filing fee and mail sworn
statement today. Did committee make
assessment. Answer quick"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-06
CAPT. E. III. PUTNAM
EXPIRED SUNDAY

E. Fl. Putnam. aged 81 years. civil
war veteran, veteran fireman and elder
In the First Presbyterian church, and
an honored citizen Of Pensacola for
many years, expired at his home on
West Gregory street yesterday after
noon at o'clock. and the funeral will
take place this afternoon at B 40
o'clock, from the First Presbyterian
church The interment will be made
in st. ohn's cemetery. His only sur
viving relative is ]. e. Ware, grandson.
Capt. Putnam, holding many positions
Of trust and honor during his long res
idence in Pensacola, has always held
the highest esteem Of all who have
known him. and his death will be sin
cerely mourned. Pallbearers will be r..
p, Reese, j. C. Watson. r. Lewis, w.
B. Ferris, F. S. Mellen and Fl. w. Sfmp-
son.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-06
SUGAR DISTRIBUTION
WILL BE LIMITED

Washington, May s.-Manufacturers
using sugar, except to make essential
food products, will be put on strict ra-
tions, the food administration announc-
ed today, in an order to assure a suffi-
cient supply for home Gamers and COM
mercial manufacturers of preserves.
jams and other foodstuffs regarded as
ESSENTIAL. Under the restrictions, which
are effective May is, manufacturers OF
les essentials, particularly of confec-
tionery and soft drinks, will be allowed
to use only eighty per cent OF last
years requirements. Distribution will
be under the certificate system.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-06
CASE OF BOYS REPORTED
IN THE PARIS PRESS

Paris, May 5.-The following news
item Is printed today with headlines,
saying that 1T is "typically American"
Three young telegraph messenger
boys recently were condemned by the
judge of the children's court to eight
months In prison with two years deten-
ton in a penitentiary colony to follow,
for having stolen small packets adj
dressed to American soldiers in France.
The American Ambassador. William G.
Sharp. on seeing the case reported
wrote to the judge to ask il the boys
could not be pardoned and the court
revised the sentence and acquitted
them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-06
AT THE GARDEN THEATRE TONIGHT

Manager Levy introduces for the first
time to Pensacola film lovers, Taylor
Holmes, the noted comedian in "A Pair
of Skies" Ordinarily this would not
mean much, but in bringing to the fore
Taylor Holmes, who is unknown to
Pensacola fans, and is today one of
the most popular of movie stars, the
management of the Garden intend to
make Taylor" popular here too. The
Rialto Theatre of New York closed a
contract three weeks ago, whereby they
have the exclusive offering of every
picture that Taylor Holmes appears
in. His recent appearance in pictures
Of "Ruggles of Red Gap" (Which by
way will be seen in Pensacola) is con-
sidered by eastern movie fans one of
the best screened pictures on the mar
ket. Taylor Holmes is totally unlike
any other actor seen on the screen. He
is original, and his methods are unus-
ual to those who have never seen him.
Taylor Holmes will be a big favorite
with Pensacola film lovers before the
summer is over.