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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
BRITISH STEAMER
PEN|STONE SUNK
WITHOUT WARNING
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shipmate to steer when he at
tempted 20 stand be- collapsed
Hardy fishermen said they never had
seen men in worse condition.
After being removed 20 "a naval
hospital. Davies revived and was able
io describe The attack The torpedo
he said. was LET sOose al close range
10 tore a great hole in the yesseI
wrecked the engine aud .ratterei
burning oil over tha nr'rO0m crew
towels vas killed instantly.
Water Pour Into ship.
Through the hol0 % the ships side
water poured ln rapidly filling the
1olds Captain Evans ordered his
men into the small boats and they
TODD close by watching the work of
He boat Captain Evans and J.
toiunteers siartet. aboard f1 save the
hip papers and th' personal effects
20 the men Tho Pen tone was
slowly settling
This ala not defrr The volunteers.
however. nor were they frightened
1917 the boat "a ahOr distance away
Iiut the whole outff vas captured
The men were ordered back 90 their
I0ai and Captain Evans was taken
aboard tho submarine. while its Ger.
man crew expressed ifs delight boz
h"ering Then the boat com
mander had four bombs placed on
the Penistone and shr went down
exactly an hour and halt AFTER
being struck hy the torpedo
Davies vas positive that tho sub
marine had number bur hc could
not remember a. Captains Of fish
INK vessels sent down have stated
that the submarine ihey encountered
was without nugber
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NO DECIDED CHANGES ARE
MADE IN SOMME- OISE LINE
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more intense agains' the Bolsheviki
and Germanic rule. and with the
bpcctre ~ the more than million
Ame/ ans already in France and
more millions OF them soon 90 be-
IN readiness for overseas duty. i'm
portant conferences are in progress
q German headquarters The Ger
nan and Austrian Empcrors and
heir suites and Field Marshal Won
lindenburg and General Luden-
lOrff are the main confcrees.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
Miss Dillman,s Dancing School

Classes Wednesday and Friday
nights. 7:3o. Private lessons by
appointment Eagles Hall. Tel
ephone 423.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16

b. Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Aug ID The
army casualty list today shows
KILLED iu action. o..
Wounded severely. 90.
Total. ll1
The liV Included Mclonsendro
havek. paIorito. s. NJ. severely
wounded
A second section issued tonight
was divided as follows
Killed In action. 2G
Died ~ wounds. z
Wounded severely. 30
Wounded degree undetermined g
Missing in acti0l. 2i
Total. 100
PAY the President a-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
CASUALTIES

Dr. AsHa.at,i rr.ss
WASHINGTON. Aug 10 Two
army casualty lists issued today con
tanned total of 2l2 names 80 ma
Iiue lisi vas issued
I0day'8 casualties we're divided as
follows
Killed in action. 90. died 81
wounds. e wounded severely ~;
wounded. degree undetermined. O.,
missing Boo action. %
IN The second casualty list issued
today. Private Arthur T. Ilughey
Phoenix city Arizona. ls reported
eyerrly wounded
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
AMERICAN RED
 CROSS WORKERS
 NOW IN RUMAN|A

Newcastle on Tyne, May 4-The American Red Cross mission to Ru- mania which left Jassy on March g has arrived here. In order to avoid contact with the Germans the Amer jeans took a. circuitous route through Russia and left Russia by a northern port. All the members of the m1s- sion are well.
 The American Red Cross mission to Rumania is headed by Col. Henry W. Anderson of Richmond and in cludes 2S members, Il of whom are female nurses. The mission arrived in Jassy in September, 1917, and did much good work in. alfeviating condi- tions in the Rumanian army as well as among the civilian population.
 The peace agreement between the Russian government and the Central empires compelled the Rumania, gov ernment to agree to an arnistice, one of the conditions of which was that all foreign missions leave Rumania The Red Cross workers arrived in Moscow on March Is on their way home. and on April were reported in Kola. a Russia White sea port
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE WORLD OF THEATRES AND AMUSEMENT
LYRIC

If you have never taken a, chance or even tried to the production which opens at the new Lyric theater at the matinee on Monday to run for week will give you new courage. ''Take a Chance" is a comedy farce pure and simple and was built by Vincent Law renee for the purpose of driving away the most discouraging fit of blue devils that human beings are heir to and the Poli Players headed by these versatile artists, Miss Warda Howard and Dudley Ayers will do their very best to assist the author in accomplish ing this object.
 The story is one of man who never had a chance until he took a chance without leaving it to chance and succeeds in making the most of the chance which offers itself to not only marry the girl he loves but makes her love him despite all opposition even from her. Now the chance he takes turns out must be left to the imagination until you see the play and those who take a chance will have a chance to judge for themselves as to the merits of one of the best comedy farces ever written for stock com- pany.
 The two performances of that com edy sensation ''The Brat today will be the final opportunities of seeing this success as played by the Poli Players. This has met with unusual success throughout the week and from present indications will play to a record breaking audience today.
 Tomorrow night the usual Sunday night photoplay concert will be given featuring Mary Pickford in one of her best pictures, "The Pride of the Clan" In addition to this there will be a Mack Sennett comedy, the Hearst-Pathe news, and those funny chaps Mutt and Jeff'' in cartoon There are two performances at C o'clock and 8 o'clock and the prices are as usual for the Sunday perform ances. The Lyric orchestra will give musical program throughout the evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
POLES

Audiences at the Poli theatre today will be offered an amazing treat in both the vaudeville and the hpotoplay section. CornelFs girl revue of Broad ways latest songs andd ances gives vivacity especially as the cast in- cludes such well known principals as Olive Cunning, Nell Cornell, Dolly Attius and Adele Tyler. A big beauty chorus of ten people enhances the production.
 On the screen Miss Madge Kennedy takes the leading role in that appeal ing romance, "Our Little Wife" This picture is an impelling attraction to those who love Bohemian life and the finish is surprising in it's variation from the ordinary situation.
 Hanlon and Ward in acrobatic com realities and skillful exhibitions at tract.
 Fred Nevins and Louise Mayo at the piano and in character songs and parodies create an atmosphere of nov city and art. The female member of the team has a range and volume of voice which is unusual outside of opera. Her partner is a finished vocal character artist.
 Lawrence and Edwards in their comedy sketch, "The Pension Office, '' give dramatic force to the material at hand and prove anu nusual attraction
 Lew Hotz, monologfst, creates his own circle of friends shortly after his stage entrance and leaves the audience in the best of humor.
 Haar rSt Pathe news denictS all the latest events in America and crosses the ocean to record military perform ances with the fighting forces.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
BUILDING SHOWS DECIDED BOOM IN
 THE LAST WEEK

terday issued a permit for the erection of a new brick isolation hospital in Englewood avenue for the City of Bridgeport. The Bilton Machine Tool Go. also obtained permission to erect a one-story concrete and steel build- ing in Housatonic avenue. The com missioners at yesterdays session granted A permits aggregating $262,- 115.
 Other permits are as follows:
 Ash bunker on north side of Con- gress street for the United Illuminat- ing Co.
 New wall on the north side of Con- gress street for the United Illuminat- ing Go.
 One-family house on the south side of Cleveland avenue for T. L. Seaman.
 Two-family house on the north side of Beachview avenue for F. Polaski.
 Two-family house on the east side of Dewey street for Elizabeth Fara.
 Private garage on the west side of Fox street for s. Richards.
 Private garage on the west side of Huntington road for F. Langdon.
 Coal pit on the west side of Wood avenue for the Bridgeport Coach Lace Co.
 Veranda and toilet room on the west side of Brooks street for w. Skud- larek.
 Private garage on the south side of Pembroke street for J. Marcincin.
 Foundation for bakery and garage on the west side of Madison avenue for Robarti Cassella.
 Private garage on south side of Fairfield avenue for J. A. Marr.
 Addition on east side of Oak street for H. 1sac.
 Frame shed on south side of Orelga street for N. E. Development Co.
 Addition on west side of Iranistan avenue for Charlges H. Golden. Alterations at 200 Fairfield avenue for H. T. Shelton.
 Addition on west side of Bell court for s. Pavoletti.
 Shed on east side of Omega street for J. Evangelista. Remodeling building at the corner of Wall and Water street for Lapidis | & Feurer. Addition on west side of Farmer av- enue for Silvere Defavo. Shop at 1852 Hancock avenue for James Mcfarland. l One-family house on the east side of Arthur street for J. G. Whitehead
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS.
Be Better L Looking-Take Olive Tablets

Hyour skin is yellow complexion pallid tongue coated-appetite poor-you have bad taste in your mouth-a lazy, no-good feeling-you should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitute forcalomel-were prepared by Dr. Edwards after F years of study with his patients.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color.
 To have clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must get at the cause.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel-yet have DO dangerous after effects.
 They start the bile and overcome consti- patton. That's why millions of boxes are sold annually at 1cc and 25c per box. All druggists. Take one or two nightly ard Gote the pleasing gesulta
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04

Dr. Karl Buenz, former managing director of the Hamburg American line, who sought to make New York a base for German raiders, taken to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta to serve term of IS months imposed on him two years ago. The case was car ried to the United States Supreme court. Doctor Buenz was formerly consul general of Germany in New York city. He is a personal friend of the Kaiser.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04

Onondaga County, N. Y, w1tn sI1,- 100000 Liberty bond subscriptions, exceeded it's quota by S1.000,00O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04

Local sheet metal workers in Syra- cuse struck today for a wage advance to 65 cents per hour.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04

SWEET PEAS, vIoLETs, TULIPS,
 DAFFODILS.
 JOHN RICK & SON.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
Big Time Monday Night.

Dancers are promised a big time Monday night at the Colonial ball room in Fairfield avenue, when the McEnelly Singing Orchestra will make its final visit for this season. The McEneIlys always draw a big crowd, and as this is the last visit there is sure to be larger attendance than ever. They will have all of the new music, latest soldier songs, will be generous in responding to encores, and will play and sing for a long evening of dancing. Don't fail to attend, as it will be the last chance until next fall. Only the usual popu- lar prires.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
LAST VISIT OF SEASON
 The Singing McEnellys

At Colonial Ball Room
 MONDAY, MAY c O N c B R T D A N GIN G Admission, 35 Cents R1r*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04

ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
WEST END

William s. Hart in "HelPs Hinges" i" a five-act Triangle Reissue with Louise Glaum, Clara Williams, Robert McKim and Jack Standing, is one of two big features to be shown at the West End theatre on State street, enar Clinton avenue, today matinee and night. This is the greatest and most exciting pictures in which Big BilI'' has ever appeared.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
HOME GUARD TO BE REVIEWED ON
 MEMORIAL DAY

The windup of a series of military demonstrations by the Connecticut Home Guards of the Fourth military district will take place in this city Memorial Day, when a big parade and review, which will be followed by manoeuvres at Seaside Park, is to be held The Fourth military district com prises Bridgeport, Danbury, Green wich,. Norwak and Stamford.
 The schedule of the demonstration in the vicinity of Bridgeport follows: Sunday, May 12,, Battalion A at Green wich at o'clock p. m.; same day, Battalion B at Stamford at p. m.; Sunday, May 19,. Battalion c at Nor walk at p. m.; Sunday, May 26, Bat talion D at Danbury at p. m.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04
LITTLE BENNY'S 2 NOTE BOOK
2 By LEE PAPE .
 
THE PARK AVE. NEWS.

Sissiety. MT. Benny Potts is suffer ing frum a cold, being pritty bad but not bad enuff to keep him away frum skool, he is sorry to say.
 Spoarts. A setting down contest was held last Sattiday nite between Artie Alixander, Leroy Shooster and Puds Simkins in Puds Simkinses house, the ideer being to see wich one cood set down on the floor the hardest by quick sticking their legs out and leeving themselves go, the contest not being over yet wen Pulses father camer unning up frum down stairs and asked them if they thawt the house was made of iron and made them play parcheezy insted.
 Pome by Skinny Martin.
 THE FORGETFILL BOY ''Unkle, tell me wat time it is," A little boy wunts cried.
 His unkle did not anser,
 ecause yeers before that he died
 Intristing Packs About Instristing People. Puds Simpkins ses he use to be a skinnie baby and offers to prove it by picktures.
 Homework ixamples done. Rates reasonable. No charge if did rong See Lew Davis. (Avvertizement).
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04

The Treasury Department announc- ed that the government had melted into bullion 3O,OOO,OOO silver dollars, under the new silver act.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-04

A complete record of court-mar- tial proceedings in France is being studied by President Wilson.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Overman of 1912
Greenwood avenue. received a tele-
gram at noon today announcing the
birth at Norton. Kansas. this morning
of a handsome. 9-pound daughter. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin H. Sidebottom,
the latter of whom will be best re-
membered here as Miss valeria Over
man. a former popular teacher in the
public schools here. Mother and in
FAINT are reported to be doing nicely.
CATHOLIC LADIES CLEAR
$4s FOR RED CROSS.
The ladies of St MicheeHs Catholic
church cleared s45 for the Red Cross
at the refreshment stand in State
park during the Sand concert Liberty
Jubilee Day. The ladies were busy
only a few hours but had to work
hard during that time and the amount
they turned in Is large amount
when 1t is considered that nickles
and dimes were the amounts that
made it UP.
TEACHING m THE WICHITA =.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
In the course Of letter received at
The Daily Record office a day or two
ago from Mrs. Loave West. formerly
Miss Loave Dobson,s at one time q
resident Of this community. and a
graduate Of the high school here. she
says: S A ,i.,...4 .1.s.
II am sure my Canon City friends
will be glad to know that / have been
given charge of the department Of
English In one Of the Wichita public
schools. until the close OF the school
year. on May 3oth. The weather has
been delightfully."- cool this spring with
plenty Of rain. which greatly pleaees
the farmers"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-02
TUESDAY
WILL VISIT CAMP FUNSTON.

WILL VISIT CAMP FUNSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. McKinstry
and son William. expect to leave in
the morning for Camp Funston whore
they will visit with their son, Mr..
John McKinstry.
VISITING WITH HOME FOLKS.
Mr.. Charlie Day arrived here this
morning from Pueblo for short visit
with his mother. Mrs. Charles Day OF
227 Greenwood Avenue. He will re-
turn this evening.
FUNERAL OF MRS.
RIPLEY WEDNESDAY.
The funeral of Mrs. l.. NJ. Ripley
who passed away Sunday evening.
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 from A. L. wihon.s chapel In
terment will be at Lakeside cemetery.
All friends invited.
MINER KILLED At BEAR
GULcH SUNDAY.
John Iasella. an Italian, aged rs
years. was instantly killed at the
Fremont mine Of the Colorado Fuel &
Iron company. At Williamsburg. by
fall of rock about o'clock Sunday
evening. 1t is estimated that the
rock which fell on Iasella weighed
several tons. His body was badly
crushed The remains were taken to
Florence where an inquest will be
held as soon as a member of the state
coal m.ne inspectors Office arrives
tom Denver. Two other men were
injured ut the time Of the accident.
e. w. Thomas who has held cler-
ical position in the Canon City post
office for the past sixteen years. has
accepted a similar position In the
Pueblo post Office aud will enter upon
his new duties on Wednesday. Mr..
Thomas has made an exchange OF his
property in Canon City for residence
property In Pueblo and Is having his
household goods removed to Pueblo
this afternoon. 1t is understood that
Everett H. Fisher. who formerly
lved in Canon City, will be trans
ferred to the Canon City post Office
from Pueblo. where he holds a 20
sition az clerk in the post office at
that place. Mr.. Fisher is expected to
enter upon his duties here very short
~.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-02
lWEDNESDAY

MADE TRIP TO DENVER.
Mr.. A. Waugh made business trip
to Denver. Monday.
PORTLAND LADY DOWN
WITH TYPHOID.
Mrs. A. H. Haase OF Portland is very
sick with typhoid fever at Graves hos
pital. s
LEWIS GIRLS IN FLORENCE.
The Misses Margaret and Theima
Lewis OF this city are visiting rel
atives and friends in Floreuce. for
a few days n
PAPER MAN ON REGULAR TRIP.
Mr.. w. H. Deerstyne Of tho Peters
Paper company Was giving the trade
the glad hand today on one OF his
frequent vista.
MRS. r. e. HINES AND
CHILDREN. HERE.
Mrs. R. E. Hines and children of Ell
Paso are guests at the parental. d.
Z. Gibson home.
RETURNED TO DENVER.
Mrs. Thomas Hardy left few days
ago for her home in Denver. after n
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs.
E. Howells OF 403 River street.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-02
SOLDIERS MAY ne FuRLouoneo
FOR FARM WORK.
-cieanest Store In Town.

Farmers living within 20 hours OF
military post. who desire tho ser
vices OF soldiers in farming. may se-
cure furiouehs for the number of
men they desire. according to the pro
visions Of general orders No. 81 OF
the var department., . copy Of which
has been received oy the local ex-
cmptiup board Tho farmer must
make the request OF the local exemp-
tion board In bis vicinity, stating the
number OF men desired and his ability
20 pay them the wages usually paid
In the vicinity for farm work. The
application viii be sent by the iocsi
board to tho commanding officer of
the military post where Il will be In
dorsed on the back BY soldiers desir,
Ing to accept the on~r.
The new law providing for the fur
loughing Of cniisted mon 10 nss.st In
farm work provides that furioughs for
this purpose cannot be granted to men
OF tho grnde OF sergeant or above.
Men whosc examinations have been
ordered to n port for embarkation
will not be furioughed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-02
NEW GUTTER
BEING INSTALLED.

Main street between .6,h and 7th
streets on the south side Is being
improved by the addition OF O con-
crete gutter under the direction of
@. C. Hawkey who has his concrete
mixer and gang OF men busy on
the Job. This will be big improve.
meut and viii be big sid In the
quick draining OF that portion ,ot the
street $
GUESTS OF Mr.. AND MRS EVANS.
Mr.. and Mrs Lou De Vol and three
children. Dorothy. Jean and Joyce.
who have been living in Los Angeles
for the past i've years. returned to,
Canon a few days ago and are the
guests OF the lafer's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s Evans on Kountz avenue.
Mr.. De Vol expects TO leaye. here in
a couple OF weeks for Detroit whers
he has been transferred with the Ford
Auto company. The rest of the fan.
lily will go later ~. 80. -. 4
HERE FROM .sALipA. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Miller OF saiida
are here on short buiness trip.
ENTERTAINED oIRts -
SEWING CLUB. - .r.....
Mrs. J. p. Thomas ertertained the
members OF ths.Glris Sewing club at
her home. 3l5 Harrison Avenue. Sat.
urday evening. in honor OF sAiss May
Morgan and Miss Mary Tucker who
viii be married come time In tho near
fuure. The girls were each presented
with . beautiful piecs Of pottery by
theimembers Of the club, Thoes pres-
ent wore: Misses Carrie Thomas. An.
na Gannets. NINA Munroe. Elizabeth
Griffith. QueenIe Jameson. Mona Fri.
ar. Lena Hodsin. Mary Tucker. May
Morgan and Mrs. Evefer Bancroft
and Mrs. j. r. Thomas, Jr. ~.
ENTERTAINED FOR SISTER
Tuesday eveniny Ars. z. r. F,alker-
son Delightfully."- entertained IN honor
Of her sister. Mrs. Rambo and eaugh-
ter Lacetts. who airc leaving this
week for their new home At Sm.ths-
Vile. Texas Mr.. Rambo who is In
the Y. NJ. C. A. work bar been In
Smithsville for several months.
After a dainty repast the evening
was most enioyabiy spent In fis;ening
to readings and songs IN both English
and Japanese. One interesting fca-
ture of the evenings program was q
Japanese Sword dance BY sanzo shi
geto.
Besides the family and guests OF
honor. those present we're Mr.. Hut
ton. Mrs Burns. Miss Cslista- burns.
Mr.. and Mira shigeto and con :SsnEo.
Miss Emma Ripley. Mrs. Tempiin.
Misc Edna Templin and Mr.. and Mru
Raymond Fulkerson and little son
Wills. .,ss. .as.< ncs
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