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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
NO AMERICANS LANDED
Report Tint 4. 6. Marines Wrr~ in
NIndi'o>tok believed to Have
Hccn Erroneous.

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON. April lS.-pispatChes
to the Navy Department to-day from
Rear Admiral Knight. commanding the
American Asiatic fleet, and TO the state
Department from consular representa-
trvcs still made no mention Of activi-
ties Of American forces at Vladivostoll
Recent press dispatches from Harbin
said that reports reaching there from
Nladivostok told Of tho landing or
American forces. officials nou arc con.
WINGED that refugees saw a party of
marines on shore leave or A quarter
masters corps and thought il was a
landing party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
SOLDIERS ESCAPE
One Hundred Men in Camp Logan Hun
Away When Transferred to
Another Division

,.,I - Nssoctaicd Press
HOUSTON, TENAS. April ls-Ap-
DroX!mate!y 100 men belonging 20 vari.
Gus organizations in the Headquarters
trains and military police companies
broke from Camp Logan yesterday and
escaped when an order was issued
transferring them TO other Urcan;Za-
ions IN the division All bu; two o,
them have been captured. and viii
probably face charges OF conspiracy 20
mut!ny, il was announced today Tne
majority OF the men were from the
old lighting seventh" guard regimen,
Of Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
ESTABLISH MOVIES
lhain or Thenters BcinE Organized by
y ". {. &. on n'prcs and Lor-
raine Fronts.

>.,,,,. ~ associated Pres
NEW YORK. April l6.-GcorEe Dun.
nam Fostor president of tho Y. ". {. :,
community motion picture bureau, /,
Was announced here to- day. is in France
Organizing chain of picture theatcrs
OF Tn" western from; from Yprcs Il
Lorraine.
The bureau is projecting every week
~ America and France. ii is stated
more than s,ooo,ooo feet of film. and OF
the reels that are being shipped abroa Il
for the entertainment OF American
lighting men in camp and battle fec,
less than one-third were produced prio-
20 last August.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
TORONTO HAS FIRE
,nage Done 10 Two Plants Is Esti-
mated at S550.OO0. Following
Explosions.
fBy Associated Press !

TORONTO, April l6.-Tircmcn had
rtually cxtinEuishcd this morning fire
,ich did ST50,0oO damage at the plant
tho Harris .Abattoir Company. at
Union Stock Yards. after burning
roughout tho night. The police to-
v arc investigating A report OF mys-
rious explosions preceding the fire.
hich started In the plants laundry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
SCHWAB SEES PRESIDENT
'cs Promise There VIII Bc 40 I.acI.
of steel 10 BuiId ships
Planned.
ny Associ.tci Pros !

WASHINGTON. .April lG.-Charlcs NJ.
nwab. president Of the Bethlehem
eel Company. accompanied by Chair
IN Hurio? and Bainbr!dsc CORY OF
, Shipping Board. called ~ the White
'usc to-day and assured President
ilson that there would be no lacl.
steel to carry through the ship
Hiding program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
STILL HOPE FOR CREW
NnNy Department Believes Grew or
tycIops VIII he Heard From
l,ntcr.
fRy Assoc,a,cL pro

WASHINGTON. April ls-\lthouen
no word had come to-day rs to tho fate
OF tho big naval collier Cyclops. miss
ing since March II. the Navy Depart
mcnt refused 70 give up all hone o.
hcr safety. and will continue its search
for some clue tina, might solve her
mysterious disappearance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
Itnhhlts NJ Mnr Ennd.

LONDON. April ia Belgian cor
respondent declares that before the
war tho shipments OF Ostcnd rabbits
TO Smithhcld amounted to close upon
200 tons weekly. The business WAS
practically confined TO the corner 81
tho country which remains to BclEians
ms output. he suggests. might easily
ho increased tenfold II suitable
scheme OF intensive culture were adopt
cd here Al home. The food shortage
would thus be relieved and new aud
lucrative British industry established
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
IDIERS EMPLOYED ron
MOST ridiculous DUTIES

Soldiers at home we're often en-
yed to perform tho mos; ridiculous
tlcs.' declared Deputy Schocpn,n.
;ialist. one infantryman and four
tllcrymen. he said. were employed
Swincmuondc 10 guard tho cabbagcs
the major IN command
General Scheuch. representing the
ar Department, said no one was be-
|, drafted because .! political Z
ations. This caused laughter
cong the Socialists. and the general
ded:
But We draft persons proven to DC
or !mstigators"
The motion under discussion was
opted by the Keichstas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
rlic. to MineoIn From virginia

MINEOLA. n y, April l6.-Major
2y Brown, United States signal corps.
rived at the aviation field here to-
" completing a flying test from
.nGlcy Aviation Field. Virginia. in an
rplane equipped with high pow
cd Liberty motor. lie WAS accom-
lnicd by Edward Duzanc. AN army
ccha nician. The return trip vii be
ade in few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
WILL USE PENN STATION
Trains OF Central railroad or New Jer-
soy viii Run Into New
York Terminal

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Penn
sylvania terminal in New York City
will be used a s passenger terminal
also for the Baltimore and Ohio and
the New Jersey Central Railroads a.
soon as plans are com plctcly worked
out by y. II. Smith, regional director
OF the railroad adminiGtra This
announcement was made tonight al
the railroad administration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
FIVE MILLION IN FRANCE
haJor >tohdard Says VIC Need Il,
hnn! More Wen in Factories
and Farms.

NEW YORK. April America
hee"S !"''"p,ovO mon TO Win tho war
declared Major Francis L. Stoddard. in
an address, tonight at the Brooklyn
niNer"iiT CLUB. lie continued:
rive million mon arc needed TO
serve IN France %,0000oo to produce
ammunition and .,coo.0oO TO work on
tn" farms. The mon arc needed now. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
American Girl wed. Hindu Prime.

NEW YORK. .tprl ls.--Miss Mae
Walter was just a plain-ro. very
pretty American girl Yesterday. To.
DAY she Is a pretty princess. hay:r..
married Ranji Smile, a Hindu of ROYAL
FANNY Rev. John Lewis Clark TIED
inc Knot which transformed the .Amcr!.
can girl into princess. at her home
in Brooklyn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
FIRE DESTROYS HUGE
PLANT MAKING ZEPPELINS
Fort! Air Machines md Vast store.
Of Unw Material Arc
burned.

GENEVA. April 10 Enormous loss
Ma caused by the fire which broke out
saturday III the Zeppelin works ~
Manuel. near FricdrichShatcn. aud dc
stroycd the plant. which had been
transformed for the Manufacture OF
airpiancs OF the L;oiha type. according
10 reliable reports from Korschach. on
Lake Constance. Vast quantities OF
reported at Constance that Two large
""ppclins and forty airpIanc3 also were
destroyed. comprising the whole Meet
then al the plant.
Many warehouses we're reduced to
ashes. as also were the Offices az the
plant, situated close 70 the worAshups
The number OF victims WAS consider
ablc. but a. the military authorities
are preventing any one from approach
Ing tho scene OF the fire. tho nuiubc-
OF Nil!od and injured canno: be learned!
a. present
The fire broke on, between 10 and
II O'Clock on Saturday and burned all
day sunday. according 10 two travellers
WI" were n Fricdrichsharcn on sun
day. Tho fire began with an explosion
aud there were frequent explosions
throughout Saturday night and the 70! e
loving day. apparently duo to the
bursting OF gasoline tanks AMI hydro
gen cylinders.
There was something like panic
IN the town, where several houses
"cr" set on fire and others damaged
Masses OF debris were hurled Into the
ar hy tho explosions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
Bullet Kin. United States soldier

LAREDO. TENAS. April lG.-Privato
homas i. Atchison. headquarters
,mpany of the Thirty-scvcnth United
atcs Cavalry. was killed yesterday
|, sniper's bullet from tho Mexican
do of tho river while on patrol duty
ear Iapata, II Was announced here
,-day. His home is In Portland. Orc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
stor issuing Patent. ,n rn.mic..

WASHlNGToN. Apri! lc-. rrcstdcn.
Wilson to-day ,toppcI the issu.ncs OF
patents and copyrights TO enemies and
revoked tho authority given American
>" arp!y for patents IN enemy coun.
tries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
Id NOT WITHDRAW MEN
A. COULD NOT BI. REPLACED

|'eputy n sscll said IT WAS explained
tho mon in question could not DO
hdrawn because they could not 10
laced. He added.
Tho resolution adopted by the
chS,aE two years ago. providing FOR
discharge ot persons pcrmancnt}y
ana UNIT for service. is not being
cd upon. In tho nrst reserve bat
on infantry Kegimen; No. 6l, a
at many cripnlcs have been drafted
| tho same is tho case regarding
antry Regiment 80. l75 a, Graudcnz
man who had been str!chcn three
cs Hi,h apopl"Ay was accepted
hout examination as II for service
tho iiussar regiment at Gro<scn-
n.
strikers and such persons AZ had
acd ohcnsc politically arc put'iuto
army as a punishment. In Hues-
lscn twenty mon who TONED the
ialist party on January 30 were
fed into the army Oh February H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
RID PRESSED FOR MEN.
RMANY ORAFT IS CR|PPLEs
thic To Relieve Old Men VIII,
Have Served Throughout War
and In Trenches.
ARGEs MADE IN HElcHsTAG
'ialist Deputy Declares There H.
'ross Favoritism, and Men Arc
'ent to Firing Line Because Of
Their Political Affiliations.
tBy Associated Press


EW YORK. April l6.-Gcrmany s.
hard pressed for man power tina,
mancntiy disabled soldiers arc re-
led in tho army and cripples arc
cd to the colors, This statement
made in the Rcichstag by Deputy
sell. an independent Socialist. on
'ruary %. according TO tho Berlin
waerts. a copy OF which has been
lived here.
thcr Deputies also laid bar" acns,-
al conditions prevailing in tho
man army.
he disclosures were made in dc
t. which was prccipitatnd by a mo-
p introduced by Deputies Mueller
n!ngcn, Peoples party. Fchrcnbach.
trist party: Dr. Strcsscmann. Ma
ial Liberal. and Stucckicn, Socialist.
uiring tho Chancellor TO soc TO d.
I the classes OF 1859 and 1870 he
'harGod from tho army as soon As
siblc. and that tho mon o, the
idsturm who have been in active
vice since tho beginning OF tho war
| who have been ono year in tho
mt line trenches. be permanently
nsferrrd IN ~. homo rcecr,.c.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

70 Burr Oak. Kansas the frsi OF
record day Of chtutaueus is the
egnsi for a big vsiber roast aud
campfire picnic. About twenty fam
lies. including the singers Of In
contract al meet at oneOf tb'
homes and IN the big fropt yard
spread the picnic lunch. cook vsin-
ers IN = esm7 fire and eat thei
supper torether ieaving in a bod
for the chautagqua tent in The evea
ing OF coure. the superintendent, he
ersw and that days talent are in.
vited and the evening Is ono that 4
looked forward 70 from rear % yeaf
With much piearuer.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

wonder n Ire lieuie eHnpsiE1
'Thernturs- seni 70 Hobby DALAI
heaecuanefs Inst vest vas vurchns-
- for The candidates pro OF ant
fri-nds' Really. Mr.. Hobey's can
pssen msshidF are hard % EnAiy1s
II be 10 sueb a great prs eorveri
vhai does hss hehequs-tes ned VITA
ina, stoek Of booss' Il ioofs IKE ,
reflection OF TIE sincerity Of his pr
trends % a diss-tere'tet record kesp
~-Tsyior County Tins
Hobby s more o. a patriot thAn
polfteisn. but We can't believe that
sven the Tines thinks . candidate
for Office would 60 80 foolish a stunt
A. 70 yrorios his campaign head
quarters VITA a rt0ek q bose
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

hDna.ef Ter pew ffgr -bvms
Ne have bss1 10 ss1dinr 70 Dises .
suss~riBii0r sir POI fof s1r9s tinf
bui n seemed that o. n-ssr eo1i1 RI
a, q o. fhs rirh; tine have ssef
70 busy sOfkinr afDunC f3s hous'
Csiiing Ouf iiinrl pfyD-fif iDaaisc
%, garosn STARRED flowers pianis>
md mapy othef hing i0c rinnT o.
snumenis But nor - have about
ssiiisf oosn hfair anc isai ihai -
are a. least housekeeping ihOprf D.
not feel eD'ifeiT o. horne anc DOR
suppos, re vill until re hsnir roef
% Seur-y COUNT
Tho Mexican siina,ior On this par
~ ,he borde, y qBisi bot Vnis o ieE
miles norihvssi u M, they seem n
b heving quite o lis'is excitement. n
the Biz Benz country We trust y
won't desaiOr into hrVhinr sery boe
and especially fha, n vim not perme-
ne che asmosphers 81 fhis piacs, fof
thsrs are many fhingf W fef1 ,hsi
% car 90 better thar fight hexiesnf
auc bsaisrs We Get more pleasure
out u doing those fhinrs thar W
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

We have ~ lssi ssrntsnss IN
oie ssursy oosr.y. aas AZ B-rp~rsf
a.a vfiinr 70 e.rJ 100 q ne fHrz
en- untu fEil for thar bl.sEr2itA-
ing. B1ss IN yer vuff snt ~ -
q, ready 10 rrAss nsrs issg and
ted - hop vas ne var ant
". ?. BAEB q -.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

kis1 uuEt. o. b EEit q ssus
~ L.aFilie7sr frrg- san b. ~
ata f-riur o. sn M rsnurrszduui
Es-s-f p1.i tif 1r1 mort --lsllial
Err
fn unrtt rrirrf nrss r'-rrs- q 81
~ r8s- fr- o. r q e. b. ha--
rr-. a. iyo. "a b a. tfts1
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

q -r-rrrr mn r.tlt ruo-rf
mr. rffs rnf Ert--rr.lil an -
rrr-i-5.g rursuf ft1ivrei -ir e.
.Isrfla-r r1f rnrt t1r . ma r'1rl 2
81 ~. BE- E1Tnp1- ussl tif -E'
rnf r. rsaT VII ii-s'itirrisr
Isss1
Er~bs ~ dspffsef urueT wa1 -
hnr-- Tnni Xiv V-onrti1 r11tl
arps r--u-p-, 81 ~ nffs- rsrttnE
IL ruur- wa ErzT
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

f.-1lr- -E-lrrs rl pr
Efrl b a -n--l11rl Ir- f1erf RI
lai L1r-- a. t-si1- frre1r -
D. 10 nl-nu- o. ~ 49, VAC. ~.
a. azfif 81 ~ Ur1n-s u m aur
f-f-r-iss M .t.-t1rrs o. -11r
srr g. vi b. r-s--- nalif rfi ~.
rru.sr rr1rrs-linn-te -1-.s1
Ten err HrrTl 70 1ay1.
ti1srs rl1-rr a. I-.tll1Lirn v1rzE-
rlf vi rt1s ErE1r. zirt----i.I
o. rrr- va -u-1l an o. f-1z-
tarr' riurri1f S-a11l11rl r T-z--
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

Da no Tasaf hDriis1 is
1be Bny6sr aignai
Bng1as. TsEsx
DEAF Frisn1s
Az enoisaing " JDu hsfesia ny
els1k TO- 81 ~ Tor Oss yesSf sub
ecrDiiSn " Tie BDydsf sigma ~
D. sent ~ ne o. Dsl RE. Teas
until farthes hOiior We are asng
cern bees % TIE nsEioan Bof1e'
rherf there ass aioV thfes Mfricanf
N ese'T giiiif DsrsOn. aSo hear
nothing but ths hsricAr lingo mosi
u che tine aac fslios gsss preiiy
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

Humorists may SIN ind oooas
ionh opportunity fer piyinr theii
trade Il the expense Of ArkEnsss
bat II you'd Be veil not 70 epsstios
the patriotism Of ne people. In
staree. forty4wo counties rsturnnf
70 retailers 100000 pouncs d
flour in response 10 the food sdnin-
isunion's sppeai assinsi bosrcinE
Star Telegram.
Instance further 9 coat Of tar and
feathers for pro-cerman propagnn'
eisu, The slor train is nou coming
IN on schedule time.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

1 have ns-r1 NJ sffiss irua ~
aumyrms nev. Btsrs % ne Pm
lsvs eus-ss rhsas an sresH ~
- ~ swsfias - ira
g. Hnnmlnan.
ess Asssa Usna 81
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

t7et A e-Eyun ven 70 Haurtns
iaa' fTinEy II ths iuis-x- o. .hs
EuTs-n1sn; fuoe commission
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

Miss Elvs saith . populsr music
teacher At Rsian disd n that tow
|laai Thursday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

Tn -arsns- mn- hn1 Enofss- b
"a rayu@- vrs1ieiiur 81 fr- Jsr,s-
ar W - ~ rvuri-rtnec 70 D
I,-rs - 80 5sktar EEat1 ,-1rJin
cerrfT TirDs
1e~rrl In ~ DsrfssruHr 1i11
49, a -rir fr.r . nz-1rt5-r
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

e. u y@7 o. ~ gsTs roio o. ne
IurEf for - @e1 ~ fhs AuEiriHut
TINS aiaisz@ai EAs zlEds b. &
Beciurs Il TIA e1unst o. M tall
up1n lie unr delivered a. the A-tf
rint u Hniar@-Bwsstgais-
HsDoris-
Buy Liberty bona AID o. uifhsu.
biseuifE. n3sa; cl1thss-snyinins n
stop and puaist Euct Eav1EsrJ
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

n HotT Br-B-f -E-1t or -
- mgr 80 sfi.griai Grnrznre-
$50 o. Nm D1-ak S-H1 -
wr..r-- ~ - osri isEss ~ IA
va AZ ~ az - olc Sss "a
a<nif o. To- %
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

" osBrss zEny I'll es4rss ffs'
csr~-1g- Hosby hns sinJsc poiit'7
,r rusniiiinr fbs vronisifior Ds-'-
sr-s b. an 10 ~ Isxisi1turs Hne Il
syyrorfnr ofbsn vhieh Ssrt n1i d
~ osns ~ sgna1-asc no; Fae-
aitls> nsss rDsssursu nss@c for By
ne var Department EDc had vetoed
tss r,nieriSs hni-ii,s sane eilarEss
-gyle snvs Zen zsn6s ,-DvAlns
r,-sa---Eess
Bossy n q pninofis sisi@nmAn
s-r an, Isuvss voiitss 70 ne Sihe'
,er,,v
"A cvyn ane sor o. EsE Hss-
,.o are hs- fhh wsef ~. Own
.,n. 70 r-ssns 70 runfssu o. bus
,o.., bu, Il 10 Toe general Delisf that
"a. ,ounr mar cane Win the -
,,.u,,or ., takinf bsef hone viii
MIN one o. Ylsher eounty's fair mnio-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-03

Il - IN our household OF thTs
pounds o. suEnf q month pr -
soI Wien fall e1nlss M Eruae- vur'i
have 10 hang " IN niEr. M suEa- .
-Coisnar DemD-rEz-r1irs
T1sr Wien We hHst isE-nsc heS
to liss on iest nuEn- md othef fhinEE
anc Eeaf pafchsc Dsur Gne utbsr-
vie Hys within or DsHna. me uu-
chant Won't have 10 f4nG NJ the EiEr
no CREDIT"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Modern furnished
housekeeping rooms Phone li.,
COS Johnson gossip
FOR REST Two rooms furnished
tar LIGHT housekeeping n modern
home Phone '1tf 3u0.tp
FOR RENT us homo place 1900
Nasbiu CON five rooms u#hsf
rarlra auH 0I'hogaea. permanently
rn desirable pu.e. Phone 1910 or
.1H .0f "a.
FOR EENT Completely mm he'd
modern -iN.ru0m house. r.w Yw..
lure Phone l.lf or .Io aol.sp
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms 1905 Polls street sol-ap
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
ifh' hnu''cop.ra Phone l..s
.o'.H
FOR SALE Three good mitch
ross Nu Doe fresh within ten days
Phone lass ..f
FOR RENT Furnace heated bed.
room Coz Harrison Phone $50
FOR RENT Two furnished bod
ru1m Also bIht bod Iur .lIe H.
West Eighth Phone .oGf .U..sr
RON prNr rr.rt.I.t f..f......
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
EXCHANGE

$1,000 stock groceries and build
ing at $500, in small town near
Amarillo, clear; will trade in on
small farm.
Good lumber yard and some
good city property IN Texico to
trade in on farm, all clear.
$4,000 good clear residence
property in Childress, to trade in
on land and assume.
Four and three-fourth sections
fine plains land east Of Hartley
viii trade the equity for some
good city property.
1900 acres, all good, near Hart.
ley, trade equity for city prop
crty.
10 head good young mules, a
good Chandler auto TO trade for
two sections cheap land and pay
difference.
Special Bargsins-Two houses
on one corner lot, on Buchanan.
9th modern, for only S250O. Half
cash, balance easy. Also other
city property 10 sell on INSTALL
ment. See me IL you want 10 buy
sell or trade.
For Salc-Cood business house
on Polk street, best location. price
right, fine Investment. invesii-
gstc.
= ~ 90 -siII
'hune go af Falua Bilr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

Is aa. enf to BaIuueor Tor bur
aI
rry A. Lws of Buffalo. \. Y.
H fhc c..r lo1lus aficr important
u..le.a flf iea days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

Ohio Tucc Electric Sweeper.
We've sold them al over the
southwest Tor years. Why paw
tvesly dollars more and get no
more value Tor your money. Tel
e'harc number 70 Tor d-mousirs-
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
THE DAILY NEWS G
THE CLEARING HOUSE FOR BUYING, SET
Legal Notices

/ Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of stockholders OF
the Panhandle a santa Re Railway
Company VIII bee held 90 General OF
I flee OF the Company, Amarillo.
. Texas. "Wednesday. November o..
lHlN. al 90 O'Clock a. a.. for the
purpose OF selecting a Board Of III
rectors for the ensuing year and for
such other business as mas come be-
fore said meeting
The annual meeting OF the nlrec-
tor. of said Company viii bee held on
the same date and place. Immediately
after the meeting ut stOc. holders,
j. y Freeman. Secretary 3Hl-2Nc
NotIcc is hereby given that the
annual meeting of stockholders OF
the North Texas g. Santa be hallway
Company viii be- held go the office
of the company Spcirmpn. Texas
THURSDAY November 18th. 1915. at
1000 u.clnc. a. " for the purpose
OF selecting a Board cot Directors for
The ensuing year and faT such other
bushes. ls may come before said
meeting
The annual meeting oi the niro,-
tors of suid Company will Boz held o.
the same date urd place. Immediately
after thH meeting of tho -fO.s hold
c,s j IS FREEMAN. Secretary
..t.eSc
SPLENDID BUSINESS OPrOHTu-
NIFTY Best department store in
Port Arthur Texas. for sale go m
yoi," price goods bought uu old
markell Town az 10000 mhlhit-
ANTS Two boz ul rpfuDuos with
immense pay rolls tvl.o month
ruildlnc can bo leased Reason for
selling death of manager and pres
dent WIN take about Ssa.aUO Co.,
swing the deal only ca "a consider
ed Write on wire 49, d. Mcintosh
Co. Port Arthur ToNJs ''1-Gp
on LEASES FOR SALE We have
for sale some wen selected le,sos
near ihr liupaopd voll. n the Nmir
no oil field apply 10 s. q Su'lcn-
berger CO.. N 4 Mobiles 2o0.l'c I
! CAN usc % few Vendors Lion notes.
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FOR REST Furnished bedroom in
modern home zoo Harrison sns-lp
EgNIuS made from comhlnRs. Elite
llairdressing parlor. ~ FuWua Bldg
Phone ~ 2fG-tfc
WI TlN That BROKEN furniture good
as new ~ the Fiyit Shop tol TAYLOR
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22
FOR SALE

on LEASES FOR SALE We have
'pr sale, some we'll selected leases
Hear the Hapgood well, IN the Nmar-
To OH field Apply To S. T. SDllou.
I"rEor or " \ Mobiles E9O.l 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

OR SALE Round oak heater.
srd one season. good ae new price
right I2u5 polk street Phone
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

FOR SALE Two White Ie.huIu
roclerrIs extra aoud 81 n,h
1906 Tyler go. DO
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7 CAN usr % few Vendors Lien notes.
q VI lofinrro lOG East Ftih So
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-22

FOR SALE FRESH four.rallou lor
soy COW would consider sorghum
feed or Liberty Bonds sos Nuuh
Lincoln. tul-Gp
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FOR HFNT Bedroom. ar's rr.Iy
mpsrad end painted close In
Phone 80 .HH..r
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-09

mutton ana wool IN ms JOCK
whatever small quantities Of grain may
be necessary for the health and thrift
81 the flock:
Ration 1.
Corn slower pounds Amount cate
not amount fed.
Logume hay. pounds.
Ration 2:
Dat straw. pounds
Legume hay. pounds.
Ration 3;
oat straw or corn slower. l pound.
silase. ~ pounds.
Legume hay. pounds.
Coffey. AZ the Illinois experiment
station. found that when fed to year
ling wethers with corn and corn sill
age, corn slower and cat straw gave
practically the same daily gains per
head. A third lot getting alfalfa as
the dry roughage gained slightly
more.
Satisfactory gains have never been
made In fattenlng lambs when corn
slower or cat straw has foriued the
sole roughage. when used with legu-
mlnous hay Tor leguminous hay and
silnge) and the usual grain ration. the
gains have been slightly smaller than
those obtained when nothing but le-
guminous hay was used, while the cost
Of the ration has been considerably de
creased.