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#rf NIGEL. Wedur daF p'
Don ." attack against fhe Amer
. .Ufr..fs south nf hrrhluFri
fha Roisheys slsi. ineI
l.uI'e losses
The H.Isb0fiki raid against lhr
'rHr..n OUTPOST Cosf thc Americans
.Ha.. Nrsf battle casualty 900 .h.s .or.
'.r ~ fHr front Tire nuisheFlk ap-
fIf attacked Boz mo hope nf sat.
nr Hns nI their airp'ano. which o.
.I t1s day before iua beyond
.H. american lines They displayed
HHr"-.n.ss and the accuracy ~
fH.r H.y fre Indicated that
officer werc manning the
h.sIs officer taken prIs-
sunday declared that Dis forces
rnHrHHt fhat AemFieaHs wer.
.U fhs front Tho nnlshoTlk lead
rs unrr USING every precaufion fo
prevent this from becoming known
ThH 3lfh penalty was imposed nn
anyone CAUGHT reaiing allied procia-
fafions
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NuUO 20 mn PEOPLE.


$50 ae about 90 enter lu.0 our
IYuUH IIla loan drive TIE 500
I.Irue committee bas been selected
lu| a. ...a 'o paf over tais Joan Co..
IH.. county u few DAYS Instead
81. "Il l. tIa ..me we have
So. have never yet been asked 90
maxi. HH. .a.rf.e f1 bus bonds ln
fH sr..t aIs asking you 90 make
if.... H.aU.. Is uocr aary and
H fH. bond.
Im 400 Is.e..r a letter giving th8
aus.Hf 10 bond 1u RIii Boz expected
.Y II. 1 minimum Hhau sou
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committee .Me valuable time b.
r1I.E Zoo your tHlE ani subs riding
.he amount guH arc asked % ahe
While ia H.t expect 20 u.c t.r
ta.I.. paint .Hfh.!. .u occurring or
InH E Potter county Hc ,tlr q
lrH r.. 10 Ils county 90 ras pof %
I'D i.. ..'I a.I fu DO yoIr duty f..
t.Ii #n government and c I1
uDf expect I1 0u1 any slackcr
Nt thank yuu boo advance for your
bwri| cooperation Nifh us Boa orr
.fiori fo accomplish This task for oar
Eoserumen, That the death kuoll ~
.8iFrrim win Doe sounded and to
make 10 possible Tor liberty and de-
morurr t0 live forever
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Vice hartman boo charge az Solicit.
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JOS also @ p.'r that win please 400
NOS dasV uH pun l1Iud I0 rrG
Boa su,pcn. from che sorry f,,l scene
WI. th, .ast
Yay tho President -
TOP. v. love horses. uou.e. and
iof .auI there arc few 0f us who
1o u1,.. uaf o.. ufe.N ted .n The
news t.at 'f.s year Gentry Brothers
1ro carrying with their famous
Shows veterinarian @ highly spp-
r..lIFad surgeon aud practifiouer.
wha explains 10 visitors interested in
animals boss Gentry Brothers carry
over 200 ponies 1n The road emil
never hove luy il Cor ans length cot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25

aeree fhaf music is essentiai 20 sol
dIer both in camp and IN action.
Ihe MlHeUIaas' d. 19rfh a niuion
moo fo France Music s not less es-
.afiaI fl those tte soldiers leave
behind fdom Instead of decgging
music. fle lemaF1flcs and others
whose hy.tera or ei'-conaci0urness
haa distorted their vision and beigd-
lIcl I..r brain should urge TINS
nation i0 ma moro music t0 hold
more concerts 30 have more COM
muny singing n short 20 do
even hirr haf reasonably cam boz
done fl ra fmer'rl singing MAJ
U1n during fHa .ar Whom fho cas-
Ia.f. U.. begin t4 900 fbe pages of
.Ir pow Hap0H. E. Hha.. reri mu-ir
.o Haal. 1.r national plrt The
uan who IHp rHReF music as q
LUXURY r.f mono entail doing fhe
lsnrr ar inH.y
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N Norma Talmnir wi' arraar
Fac the Mission foda' and also t1m1r-
VOW .r ffs big s'nea eurrr.. Deluxe
Annie" Tns s ffe loe role FOR
Miss raImauFo ..uee .IlHffrl. mo
600 story hae such abundance of mR-
terlai chat o. required seven reels 20
tr.lE if OUT Us sn fcrT suitable
frr Mis Taiua1fe Ir fhe f1r' ff8f
NJ a.te- Der Hl,h "a wonderful chance
.'o rhoe frr emotional talents and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25

Sal Fisher o. LONDON nlbI fer
member Of g. London rhar
I. .I lemmer0e. ulo 4. visiting fH
r...- hnnzF t0 American ha.H..
mr- rrrfiHns relating fH far fr
f.o pmnf % good wii ftr1lrt eco
medium ~ adroriisiuF and gives fr
w. f. prove fhe gains accrued fa
fr rrh fi-rr which during ihe
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Pay the President
AMARILLO FAIR PRICE LIST

Definite announcement prices
complied by the members o. the interpreting
been
Mcmers OF the committee under authority Of Federal
Food Administration Texas B. Gee chairman L. Hlggn
hoffman, f' aairula "atcr Jensen .scrstary.
'rai'a .at w AHn Ii lH' complete Is follows.
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var period hafe maintained thrr
publicity continuously
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York addressos Gays
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time This IS true OF the Gentry
horses and dogs also 20 say nothing
Gf 'hn wild animals IN the interesting
menagerie of the circus
The veterinary surgeon invites
s'oc,meu 10 visit him al the circus
grounds 'n Amarillo on october .
when Gentry Brothers Famous shows
come 90 town
Pay the President
Mrs Winnifred Newlin Longwell.
900 accomplished musician. lately
from Ada. okla. has acr0)ted a posi-
tln as instructor of piano music In
me amarillo College Of Music
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Blankets and Comforts

blankets and IOHlIOTN
Buy rov-PREPARE. Prices will be much higher in
the near future for interior qualities.
$1,000 Comforts; extra large size; heavy weight fine
lowered satnc contrased with plain Saline border $3.50
$3.50 Comforts extra heavy large sze beautiful patterns
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Large size Comfort Beds 1880; already sewed; about
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TIT" n I'Il TT "
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25

Clever, up-to-the-minute styles, in
variety % captiya,ing patterns and
nsfcrinls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN.
Campaign HeadquartersF Formally Opened
in Church Building.

Big signs across the front of the Church
Building at Tenth and Market streets
announce that campaign headquarters
for the Fourth Liberty Loan have been
established there 4 Rae duBell, sec
retarv. i IN charge Henry F. Scott,
the chairman for Wilmington and New
Castle county, has also opened an office
there
The building Is being fitted up for
the clerical force and active work has
been begun in working out the details
of the organization, winch vii start
the actual drive on september 2S. There
will DC rooms for committees. which
will hold Their meetings there and ali
activities connected with the drive will
b. centered IN this building
There is still lack Of steuographc
help and MIR duBell is renewing his
plea 70 those women who have the a illty
TO act in that capacity and whose patriot
ism, il is hoped, viii lead them to respond.
From now on the headquarters promise
10 be a busy place, Mr. Scott IS ar
ranging to organize every business IN
terest, every fraternal and social or
g.4nization, and every group Oi Americans
III this citv and county 20 the end that
th. best possible results will be attained.
Ii is expected that within a few days
announcement viii BE- made Of the for
nation Of various committees and that
plans will bc completed for number
Of striking features designed TO add
interest TO the campaign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
HORACE w. CAUSE DEAD.
Former President of Harlan 81
Holl'ngsworth Co. and Park
Commissioner.

Horace ". Cause. * wears old, former
president Of the Harlan 4 Holhnesworth
Co. former Park commissioner and n
lifelong resident Of Wilmington, died
AT his home, 1903 Clayton street, at
II 20 O'Clock last night, after brief
illness The funeral will be held on
Tuesday afternoon Al , o clock, from
his late home. and jnterment, which
will be private. will be made at Vii
mington and Brandvwine cemetery.
Mr.. Cause is survived by his widow
and five children, the latter being J.
Rodney Cause, Mrs 4 " Spruance,
F. Taylor Cause, Mrs George Thomas,
Sd OF Whitford. Pa. and Miss Christine
Cause
Mr. Cause was born in this city on
February 25. 1880 He was the eldest
son of J. Taylor Cause, His FIRST IN
struction was from private tutors, and
afterwards, studied at the Friends
School and then al the Clarkson Taylor
Academy Later he entered Colonel
HYATT Military Academy AT Chester Pa,
In 1864. MIR Cause, became associated
with the Harlan & Hollingsworth Co
beng financially Interested and remained
with that corporation until his retire
ment from active business. q few years
ago He worked his way IN successive
STRIDES from the bottom OF the ship
building business. until nc reached the
presidency Of the corporation. and in
addition. mastered all the details Of the
steel car building business His father
J TAYLOR Cause, preceded him as presi-
deut OF the company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
DR.. GR|ESEMER HERE
SUNDAY, SEPT. Is
New Pastor at Second Baptist
Church is Ardent Dry"
Leader.

Rev. Dr Henry A. Grlescmer of Balti-
more who has accepted call To the
pastoratC Of the Second Baptist Church.
during the absence Of DIR Holloway. and
who will assume his duties on September
- is one of the country leading advo-
Gates OF a dry nation
In referring 10 the change Baltimore
newspaper publishes the following
For I6 wears Dr GrIescmCr was past or
OF Franklin Square Baptist Church. lie re-
signed that charge two<v wears ago 20 be
come city manager Of the Anti-Saloon
League when that organization was under
taking campaign to make Maryland
dry In this capacity hc displayed re-
markahlc ability as An organizer tie
established an organization IN every ward
and election precinct IN tho city and made
things decidedly uncomfortable for the
wcts
4 "Dr Grlescmer popularity is not con-
1 fined to his particular denomination, aS
attestcd hN his frequent appearance upon
the speaker platform on All sorts oi
! prhlic occasions and hy his election ~,
president of the Ministerial Union OF
baltimore. tic is secretary Of the Church
Extension Society of his denomination
Since tho United States entered the world
war. DIR (iriesemers services have been
in constant demand for patriotic gather
/ ings of every character
For the past four months. Dr. Grlcse
MGR has been the acting pastor Of tho
old First Baptist Church. Of this city
/ Tomorrow he will preach for the last time
/ Ia that congregation His subjects will b'
/ in tho morning. ""The Exaltation o
/ Christ and in the evening, David I
4 Masterpiece
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
URGED TO SPEED
UP PRODUCTION
OF AMMUNITION
Emphatic and Patriotic Drive Be
gun in Powder Works IN
This Vicinity.
START AT CARNEY'S POINT

Soldiers. powdermakcrs. executives ana
residents of the community village at
Cernev's Point turned out by the hun-
drcds last night 10 take part IN m en-
tbusios,ir meeting held NJ tho du Font
Clubhouse for the purpose OF keeping a'iVe
the fire Of patriotism and 20 help tn speed
IN production of munitions Tor the arfnics
in France
Tho gathering was one ut series oi
meetings held at the plant and IN hai's
adiaccut Yesterday afternoon powder
makers ard mechanics employed at the
Carnry's Point plant to the number o'
several hundred gathered together III the
ncw central mechanical shops Following
the crowded meeting Inst night thcrc was
another meeting held this morning nj the
hall Of the o,rnp Mems Christian Asso-
cation. whcrc approximately 2,tn" men
nf shifts who wprc unable To hear inc
message at tho other meetings hah m
opportunity of learning how tremendously
important their work at the powder plant
was
Each meeting was addressed Ivy l'r.
Thomas Travis, who recently returned
from France and who IS ono ot the most
brilliant speakers now m the nun'rN
His time is hcing devoted to hnhpihs
Irorne to the workers the real sIgrui1canrs
of this war and the fact that ~ hs h't,-
mate ANALYSIS the man who VIII WIN "
il the m,initlun workers and the skilled
craftsman who Is Supplying the needed
supplies for the arInicF
Yesterday was thr anniversary ot the
prrat n ctory over the Germans NJ the
Battle of the Marine, four wears ago ana
II was also the anniversary of Lafayette
- ,fv,.Af n.f
Carney : Point Yesterday aud last evening
therefore took on double significance
Dr Travis. who was IN \ NJ Z a
work j, the front occupied tho hut
nearest the battle limos III Flanders anc
was the first man in that section to carr,
the United States flag under fire lie toto
rlooucntlv of what he had seen and OF IN
tremendous need of munitions ~
,,ointed ont the imperative duty OF every
4 man and woman. who has the privl'eg'
of working DIRECTLY IN powder 10 glV'
their best effort and a full six-day per'o'
each week "a the task of sending over TN
ammunition He told Of incidents wher'
tbr bows had died IN brilliant attacks tha
denoted The highest hcrrism and pointe'
out how their sacrifices would he m van
. unless he t,owicrmakers. the shiThbuIidcrs
and the other makers of necessary sup
Plies backed them up 10 the utmost II
their work,
] One of the features of tho meeting las
evening was singing by a chorus OF Z
soldiers under the leadership Of l'rivat
shannon and community singing by IN
audience under the leadership OF J. !
Whitney. {. T. Wood Of the Carney
Point plant presided al the meeting las
night and introduced Dr Travis. }. /
Greenwood presided AT the meeting at th
Y. NJ G. \ this morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
FIVE SONS FOR u. S.
Mrs. Annabel Turner Has Four in
Service and One Will Reg
ister Thursday.

Mrs Annabel Turner of lll9 Adams
street has four sons in the service of the
United States and another who will regis
ter on Thursday. Her oldest son, Guy &.
Turner, is in the limited service class and
is now in camp Another son, Norman B.
is fighting in France, and James \. has
gone To that country Ralph, another son,
enlisted in the Navy and leaves to-
morrow for overseas duty.
When Aubrey registers for the ncw
draft on the 18th, Mrs. Turner will have
only one son. who is 6 years of age, left
home but when interviewed this morning
by reporter Of Every Evening she said
she was proud that she had five sons to
give To her country.
Surely this is the patriotic spirit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
10000 MORE WOUNDED
CEN. MARCH REPORTS
Injuries Slight and Men May Soor
GO Back to Battle; Casualty
List Shifts.
ny Associaled -. q - Egcnlns

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. sept General Naun
in has weekly statement 0day sand that
General Pershing has sent - the depart
nent a report Of minor casualties ultrrr'c
unreportcd because uf helr TRIVIAL char
acter. They total 10000 cases lIp 10 Aug.
20. most ii them being men who were 50
slightly wounded that nev we're returned
% the ranks within !. few dayS
ln connection with Tins announcement.
zen Marrn stated that The ueR Dohcv
ID thc depart mcnt would be ~ nave Ger.
Pcrshing forward ny courier wIce q week.,
lists IS I'll. wounded The complete as'
ALL re made puuir rom Wa-nIngi On
and casualt. reports clbled from AmeT-
ran headquarters viii when ne ~ -iefn b.
n effect include oa. y lead and ml--lng
General March explained ha, COM
ulete data "a each case rl.l Je nciCded q
the list If UoGndcd 50 hat relatives may
be advised fully g, 80 the aatrc .! the
wounds
Charac eriung Tie Gerua4 -atrogade
movement a, general retreat ou a
hundred mile froJ from trras fo near
Rheims fcn March pointed oug mat The
German .lus~ nvV are 80 mice rom the
French rApi,ai at heir nearest point 35
r
The enemy retreat va, forced prlm-
ari,. General March sand hy no opera
.ion- The FIRST was that If rhe British
on me Arrls-peruune front ana she other
VA, hc advance uf the FrancO-Amerlcan
troops across The SCISSORS plateau Tho
Hindenburg line nov Is only 10 miles
away from the advancing allies al rs
farthest sector
Official reports 20 the department
show that The raneo-Amcrcaus had
reached rho Airao on l0-mle front last
n,cht whiic he French and american
/ troops farther north we're within 10 miles
I OF ~t Quentin.
I Organization of t1rsc new divisions
I has been ordered hc Ninety y-hfth -
| Camp sherman. Ohio Ninety sixth at
! t'amn Wadsuorth ; G. and the 9th q;
! camp Cody \ n
General March announced hat more
than 90 pcr cent ~ b. american forces in
Franco already have been included IN tnc
American sectors
american troops a Italy ~tI.i srr Is ra-
serve sectors and have uot taken part r
any activities Referring to fhe 'orutiol
NJ american divisions p France. Cen
March SAID The 37tn composed az Nep
Yark troops now bad-rakcn ITS place of
The line 10 Flanders whiio the A2rd. com
posed Of Negro troop, from ali sections
had arrived II the NoSgc-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
DELAY IN SUPPLIES.
Many Homes for Ship Workers
Are Finished and Waiting
for Plumbing.

But for the delay in receiving plumbing
supplies, many of The homes for ship
workers being erected by tho Lynch Con
atrlction Co. of New York, under a
government contract, would to-day he
rcndy for occupancy.
When the first work was begun IN June
IL was anticipated that some ot the botl
homes would he ready by the end OF
August So they are. so far as the wood
and brick and plastering and other de
tails. except plumbing. are concerned
But the inability to obtain supplies
promptly has defeated this
There are many houses that could be
ready for nm occupant within a week 9
time. and others that willNbe completed
within two weeks. so that the building
program, rs originally planned, Is moi
behind the schedule except IN this par-
ticular of plumbing
Every effort is being made 10 expedite
the receipts of the neoessarv supplies. and
with good luck some of the homes may
he ready next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
ALLIES BLASTING HOLES
IN HUN BATTLE LINE
Foe on Aisne Join Crushed Armies
That Have Got Away to
the AiSne.
sv Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
With the American Army on the Nsue
Front Sept 10 9. III. Additional
forces and supplies were brought up by
both the Americans and the French dur
ing las, night and early today the Franco
American line was again advanced The
allied ARTILLERY of both heavy and small
calibres is being used TO tear holes IN the
enemy lines
The new forces were brought up along
the Aisnc TO the west of FIsmeS where the
Germans arc entrenched along the canal
narallrl to the river The big guns behind
the Franco American line were set IN
play upon formations far 10 the rear, while
every cross road was subjected to pun
ishing fire
The Franco American line continued
TO close slowly, but with uner1ng GER
] taintv about the German left flank, that
had chung Is the sector TO the west Of
Rheims. Particularly determined re
sistance was displayed by the enemy re
naming at the point In the angie made by
the line swinging upward towards tue
Aisne The Germans used their artillery
late on Friday with all possible vlgor and
their machine gun crews defended the re-
treating army point by point. Neverthe-
less. the lines of both French and the
Americans were advanced early today
Reports brought into headquarters
indicate that the German divisions IN
this sector are rs certainly bound for the
AI,ne as these already across that rver
further 20 the west but that thev are
determined to exact as big = price as pos
sible before Welding the territory which
has already cost them 50 much TO hold
Tho German artillery was active along
tho river front. throwing an enormous
volume Of high explosive shrapnel and
gas shells INTO the lines that were con
stantly haraSSing them.