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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

FOR SALE so. IU o.. laval sepa-
gator good condition. Cheap Also
NlIsetr range aud other household
.o1ds lu ue SOLD zoo once itl,
Gilmore i-it
FOR SALE We hsyc au eight
cylinder Cadillac. stNcu-passyuger
,aI m Au|d condition has seat
.oter. ml new cord tires Price
El95u. cash. uo trade Western
Motor Coo. us West F1h street
Phone latu. ..ac
.OR sA.E. Tailor shop good BUSH
up.. tor one man best town m ,hr
Panhandle located 600 The heart ol
tAy rt, we'll established. reasons
lor sUlirs ON account oi other nusl-
ness Address p.-' care Meas. o
FOR SALE OU TRADE Several
share. OF A.No. ] ON Stock u the
Butler County. Kansas. DH Fields
What have You Co offer Phone
.IN. Owner s-ap
FOR SALE avery tractor 1880
Ia. o.. gas aud oil. used seventeen
days price $500 cash time OF rN-
,uauec tor good young stock G.
Patterson. claude. T"N. CT George +
Nulhey. stanton, rcN '-ap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

WANTED - Woman for general
housework. Toe family OF five, on
ranch fourteen miles from town
Telcphoue gG5. 5-4p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10
WANTED

WANTED To bus used furniture
viii pay cash or exchange new furni
Wrc for old II you need Grating
repairing OF anything GO make your
old furniture look new, call US All
work first-class. Gouldy Furniture
Company. coo Taylor Phone 2lsl.
4.6c
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or REfT-FlIlahld room
81 TAYLOR phuu, .lt ap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

FOR RENT - Three unfinished
rooms private entrance close ia
10 Monroe asp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

FOR RENT-fuuaco heated bct-
room -02 Harrison. Phone 80.
asp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

WANTED -By experienced Abstract
en- niC,aphone operator position IN
place where there Is chance Tor ad-
Aucemeut s1lary moderate, lIrat-
GLASS references furnished Address
Rox %. Claude, TeN 5--p
FOR RENT Three furnished house.
kecpup rooms modern Phone aa :.
zoo lincoln t--p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

FOR RFNT-FouI-room cottage with
garage. on ,car line in san lacInio
Hcitnts Apply &, ID Dixon We
cm Motor Co Phone 1910 a-ac
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms for rent az 900 Tyler 1--p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10
FUR SALE

ruk SALk--Uauu,c cub Tractor
-4,at,s, bargain ever uiIerrd. hu-
.re>s 10. aat aIu-ltp
ron SALE AND LEASE-5Jn acres
Is good pup u the snock anu tease
90 o. SECTIONS oI grass Win tuirr
v,tIs a.. h hOf. nsKl uainari
rpN .lu-I.r
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WANTEn-Ono hundred suitB 90
clean and press 81 each Phone
1919 sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

1900 Buchanan FIyC-rrom. muI
.m house east front large lHt. WIN
SEQ cash and balance monthly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

1907 nu hHuan fiNe-roOm. nuN.
.trctF modern with ouly $500 Ca.l
aud balance $50 month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

FOR RENT - Three uulufuished /
rooms private entrance close ia
TO- Monroe asp T
FOR RENT-Fuuaco heated bei-
room -Oo Harrison Phone 30. /
asp
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished 1
rooms for rent az 900 Tyler a--p
FOR RENT -FouI-room cottage with p,
garage. on,clr line. in san lacinio I
Hcithts Apply &, 10 Dixon West .
cIu Motor Co Phone 1910 a-tc /
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms /
and bedrooms 500 Harrison Phone 1
ISIS t-2p
FOR RENT N.oly furnished light
housekeeping r0om couple only |
1904 Lincoln Phone 1891 OPP
COR RENT Three furnished rooms.
1l0 Harrison tsp
FOR RENT Front bedroom mod /
orn. steam heated au' Buchanan
Phone 1884, I-2pi
FOR RENT Modern. six-r0om. fur
uishcd bungalow furnace heat. mod
crate rent Co reliable parties Tor win
~ '''''' '-''' "a.
FOR RENT Two large. unuulsh-
ga light housekeeping rooms ad-
Joining bath private front and back
entrance Phone 1900 .-ap|
FOR RENT One large southeast
bedroom sl0 Harrison Phone 1875.
sap.
FOR RENT Two lorsc, neat an
furnished rooms Cal 1890 South
Johnson l-tp
+ WANTED TO repair your broken
Gla1sea We duplicate ans leu.
from Tie pieces uydeu. Cs Polk
Street Phone lvSt t.tp
( FOR RENT Two io,m furnished
IlDf housekeeping -os buchanan
Street esp
FOR RENT rUu, room. p.a-Iernd
house. modern 1905 Pierce Phone
1UHG Ur ttt Csc
Fm RENT large front room m
u.Ht. home. suitable for two. cnu.
E.uUu u board anal i1.L. Boa. ikiast
u desired Phone $50 %. 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-10

Ilpt buchanan Fivr-room. mod
pru house $500 each a"d balance
monthly Why pay rent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
GOUNOD'S FAUST
SUNG BY SAN CARLO
COMPANY, THRILLS

Faust" was given q truly splendid
performance by the San Carlo Grand
Opera Company at the Belasco Thea
ter last evening, and again a large
audience proved that grand opera is
welcome here, although this single
week will be all that Washington will
hear during this entire season.
Gounod's immortal opera always
charms by it's musical beauty, but
there have been in the past varied
degrees in the performance Of IL here.
The Faust of last evening was ex-
ceIlent in its entirety-in its singers,
its chorus. the orchestra, and the
drama as a drama
Marcella Craft was an unusual Mar
guerite,- an i-eal one. she comes as
guest" artist with the company. IT
IL not often that Marguerite is visual
lied SO true to the innocent maiden
whose sheltered life has kept her
sweet and simple and deeply re-
ligious.
Miss Craft is consummste actress.
but added to this the youth and fresh
ness and the beauty OF her voice
brought a new spirit into the music:
for the youth-her voice Is not over
large-there is abundant elasticity.
and the temperamental warmth gives
power to fully express all the emo
lions in Gounod's lovely score.
4 sinister Aephistopheles is Pietro
di Biasi, Mephisto whose lure and
evil purpose was ever subtly enforced
AR. di Biasi was splendid vocally and
dramRtically--he looked, acted, and
sang the part as 1t should be.
The Faust of Giuseppe Agostini was
also good. Mr.. Agostini Is ever artis-
tic. and he was in good voice. singing
with taste and finish. and showing
that tender regard for the fair Mar
Euerite that lifts the drama to
higher plane. Angelo Antola was a
notable Valentine. lie has a besuti-
full voice, anu gave the 'Dio Possente"
with vital Italian freedom and
warmth. The SiebeI of Marta Nellie
was musically good. Miss Melis is
another young singer with fresh rich
ness in her voice. while Alice Homer
as Marta completed the excellent cast,
The many choruses were excellent
~ rendered and much appreciated. In
symbolism the drama held some vel
come changes. The scene outside the
church that is seldom given, where
Mephistopheles conquers the holy,
spirit of Marguerite, was included.
Carlo Peroni directed with good ef-
feet. J. Mach.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
MEADE PREPARES
+. BIG WELCOME FOR
4,O16NEWCOMERS

CAMP MEADE, Nd. March 81
This cantonment, which has received
90 many thousands and sent forth so
many thousands, is now ready to give
a welcome to 4.OI6. men to I'LL up
quotas of the Seventy-ninth division.
From March % to April 5 there will
arrive here this number. The District
Of Columbia will supply 1O2: Pennsyl-
vania, 1882, and Maryland. $50.
The effort will be made to At men in
units where they can be with men
from their own sections of the coun-
try. Many Philadelphians will go
Into the 315th infantry: many Balti-
moreans in the 313th infantry, and
many of the District of Columbia men
into the 3l2th machine gun battalion.
This plan cannot be strictly adhered
20, however, where the gap Is big and
the new men from that locality small.
depot brigade who may be used to
NIL ZIP the division here.
The filling of the division is some
hing that arOuses interest. because
1t means the completion Of big light
ing force.
knights of Columbus building. in the
upper end of camp. near the training
school and the base hospital. has
worked out plans for what will he
practically a country club. Tennis
eourts will be one of the fea .Gres of
the grounds. Arrangements will be
made for other sports as well.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
THREE WASHINGTON
PERSONS VICTIMS
OF SNEAK THIEVES

Detectives today are busy trying
to find thieves who robbed three
Washingtonians YESTERDAY.
Miss Mary L. Shutterworth. 1881
Nineteenth street northwest. report
ed that while she was in a down
town department store her pocket
hook containing $40. a Baltimore and
Ohio railroad mileage book and two
checks. was stolen.
A pickpOcket il is believed robbed
Robert u. Steele. 3Oo Seventh street
northwest. while he was in an office
building yesterday afternoon. Mr.,
Steele reported that a wallet con-
tanning $47 in cash and n bank book
containing two checks. was stolen
from him.
E. w. Day. 221 G street northwest.
said that a wallet in which was $50
was stolen from a berth he occupied
last night on Pullman car while
coming to this city from Grafton,
". Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
REVENUE BUREAU
CHECKING UP ON
AMUSEMENT TAX

The Bureau Of Internal Revenue has
begun to check up the taxable admis-
sions to all places OF amusement and
has issued an order today directing the
proprietors TO register with the nearest
collector.
Every person, corporation, association.
and even the ticket brokers. must regis
ter on or before April information as
to the name and address. OF the theater,
hall, park. or place where admission Is
charged. and file reports Of the capacity.
number Of performances. total receipts.
and prices OF admission covering a
period twelve months prior.
The travelling circus and small
itinerant shows are required 10 file
monthly reports with the collector In the
headquarters town, and the commits
sioner has imposed on them necessity
Of keeping accurate daily records OF at
tendance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
HALF D. S. FLOUR
OUTPUT is BEING
BOUGHT FORALLIES


Fifty per cent OF the eountry's OUT
put Of -four is being purchased By
the Food Administration to be trans
ferred to the allies. IL wac made
known today. The remaining so per
cent is available for domestic use.
The administration originally con-
troIlsd 30 per cent Of the supply.
The administration expects to control
the situation through licensed mills
and distributors
Retail dealers have been asked to
limit their sales to one-quartsr OF
barrel to town customers and twice
that amount to country customers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
JOCKEY HELPS OLD
RIVAL IN GRIM
RACE WITH DEATH

CAMP MEADE. Nd. Alarth 81
Two jockeys, now soldiers, who have
often raced together. are having a
race here at the base hospital with
death. Both hope to win out One Is
Frank Riley, OF Rosemount, Pa, ana
the other is Frank Turnburke, OF
Washington, a member OF Company
B, 312th Machine Gun Battalion.
There is a little jockey here who
is worse of than you" said a nurse
to cheer UP Riley.
"if there is, then 1 want to see him
to cheer him up"
The sympathetic Riley was wheeled
around to the ward where Turnburke
was suffering. Turnburke was ill. in
deed, but he recognized the face OF
Riley at once. RileyNused to ride for
Clyde, the steamship man. and Turn
burke for the Tompkins Stables. They
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
MOTOR TRUCKS TO
AID PARCEL POST

Fleets OF motor trucks will operate
between market centers and towns
within a radius OF fifty miles and air
planes unsuited TO war service Will
be used in the transportation Of mail
under a bill passed by the House.
The motor trnclIs, by handling
small packages to the farms and farm
products back to the cities. will cut
down the high cost of living it is con-
tended. 1t is an extension OF the par
eel post.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
ORCHESTRAL
CONCERT

Br THE Z. s. SOLDIERS HOME DASD
ORCHESTRA. ~ STANLEY HALL.
THIS EVENING. BEGINNING
AT s:55 O'CLOCK.
JOHN 5 N. ZIMMERMANN. Director.
ny Country It's Of Thee
Narch-'"The UItinnatum'' ............AiIen
Overture "conique- keller Beia
Idyl-"The Nlghtingale serenads"
Zimmerman
selection-''The Grand DuchesS' -
odenbaeh
Fox Trot-"Wou't You Send q Let
ter TO Me-. .HomDerE
Waits Snite-"La Barcarolie" .Waldteufel
Chinese oddity-"Hong Kong Cong
Hiidreth
F1naie-"Step With Kaufman
The Star-spansled Banner"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
When the Baby Comes
Treat Proud Daddy
With Thrift Stamps

MARTINS FERRY. Ohio, March
GA baby arrived at The home
Of Ernest Paulus and the proud
father received many congratula-
tions.
A friend offered a cigar TO the
young father. who declined it.
whats the matter. swear off
when the baby arrived?" he was
asked.
Nope; rather have a thrift
stamp" he replied. And he re-
ceived IL.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27

raced on the same track at Pimlico. In
Mexico, Canada, and South. and West.
Turnburke Is still critically I'll. He
can talk little. The doctors won't
allow much conversation Riley mem
tions the name OF a horse. Turnburke
smiles. Another horse Is trotted across
his vivid memory. and the sick soldier
frowns. Riley begs for his chances TO
go back. He Is anxious to see the
other win out in the race with death.
They have been rivals. but they are
friends now. Turnburke is Fighting
death here because he wants to 20
"over there" to fight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
coLoArE our EoR SENATE.

TRENTON, n. J., March 27.-col.
Austen Colgate, OF Jersey City, is to-
day an avowed candidate for a full
term in the United States Senate, He
has filed with the secretary Of state
a declaration OF his candidacy. The
primary has been set for septem-
Der "a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-27
Order Easter Flower. New.

GUIDE has an. abundant supply 81 choice
aowers ard blooming plants. LII F,-Acyt,
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
Herrn's Canvass

Atty. T. |. Herrn began a short
campaign of the Sixteenth judicial
circuit in the interest of his candi-
dacy for circuit judge at Ash Flat
last Saturday afternoon. This week
he is speaking at Reyno, Bieeers,
Maynard, Pocahontas and Ravenden
Springs, in Randolph county, wind.
ing up the week at Williford Satur-
day night. Next week he will speak
at Mountain Home, Gassville, Cot
ter and Norfork, in Baxter county,
closing the campaign with a speech
at Cave City on Saturday night,
May 25th' Mr. Herrn is meeting
these appointments alone, his op-
ponent, Judge j, B, Baker, having
declined to enter the campaign.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

Default having been made In tho payment Of
the debts and obligations secured 10 be paid In 4,
certain deed OF trust executed the 10Th day OF
september. 1917 by Jhas, II. Guntor and Mrs,
l.. W. Guntey hs wife, 40 same appears Of record
In the Office OF the Circuit Court Clork sgd Tx.
0fiicio Recorder Of Sharp County. Arkanaas In
Book m" at page bi2i and tho owner Of tho
indebtedness occurred thereby having requested
the undersigned trustees named therein 10 advcr-
tiSe and sell the property secured by said doed OF
trust this Ia 10 give notice that we will on
Saturday June lot, 1918,
within legal hours, In front Of the Courthouse
door In the town OF Evening Shade, Sharp CouD.
ty. Arkansas, proceed 10 sell al publc outcry for
cach the following described land located IN
Sharp County, ArkansoO, towit!
The southosUt quarter Of the northwest quarter.
and the southwest quarter Of the northeaSt quar-
tor, and the northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the south
west quarter Of Section 3, Township ie North.
Range West.
All right and equity Of redemption, sppraiso-
ment homestead and dover waived In said decd
of truat and the title is believed 10 bo good, but
we viii sell and convey as trustees only.
A. W. ketehuu.
G. ". 1homrs son
1ruetees
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
the CENTER NEWS

L. H. Murphy made a business
trip to Hardy Monday.
Mrs Albert Nichols has been on
the ,ick list the past Two weeks. an
Gus Causbie, who enlisted in the
army a few months ago, is now in
France.
j. M. Causbie and daughter, Miss
Minnie, made a business trip to
Hardy Tuesday,
There will be a pie supper here
Saturday night, May 25th, to raise
funds for the Red Cross. Every
body is invited to come and bring a
pie. -.~.
Mrs. A, Paden, Mrs. George Den
ton, Mrs. Louetta Stewart and Mis-
sos Callie and Minnie Causbie have
sold Sl70075 worth Of War Savings
Stamps and Liberty Bonds.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
Catanh Cannot Be Cured

with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat Of the disease
Catarrh Is Il local disease, greatly
influenced by constitutional condl'
tions, and In order to cure II you
must take an internal remedy llalTe
Catarrh Medicine Ia taken intern
ally aud acts through the blood on
the mucous, surfaces OF the system,
Halls Cataffh Medidine waa pre-
serbed by one Of the beet physl.
clans In this country for years, II
Ia composed Of some OF the best ton
les known, combined with some ol
the best blood purifiers The PET
feet combination OF the ingredients
In ilell'e Cotofrh Medicine Ia what
pfoduceo such wonderful roeulto II
catarrhal conditions,
Send for eireulefe and teetimoniale.
L, j, Cheney \ Co, Toledo, Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, 75c
Take llall'e Family llllo Tor con
etipati0n,
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17

to lose a mule one day last week.
R. H. Youne was mixing pleasure
with business at Grange Saturday.
Lee Street and Henry Milliean
made business trip to Batesville
last week.
Conley Spurlock of Cave City was
visiting some of his friends here
Sunday.
j. c. Milligan came up from jack
son county last week to pay rela-
tives visit.
The heaviest rain of the season
fell here Saturday night, doing great
damage to crops and land.
Aunt Amanda" Tompkins of the
Nelsonville section was visiting rel
atives in Calamine one day last
week.
S. P. CLANCY and wife of Sulphur
Rock visited their son, W. E. Cha
ney, who lives at this place, last
week.
Obie McCabe, who has been in
the training camps the last four
months, came home last week to
stay, having received discharge
from the army. ODE says he was
well cared for and had a nice time.
Sharp County record., 1918-05-17
FOR AMENDMENT NO, 10.
AGAINST AMENDMENT NO, 10,

he II Resolved by the House OF Rep"
rcseptatiycs and the scnnte oi thr
stntc OF Arkansas, the Majority OF
both Houses Agreeing Therefor
That the following Ia hereby pro
noscd ns an amendment TO the Consu.
tuition OF the state OF Arkansas, and
the same being submitted to the cleo
tors OF the State for approval or re-
lection at the next general election
FOR Senators and Representatives, W y
majority OF the electors voting AZ sucI
eiectior adopt such amendment, tn
aome shall become n part or the con
stItution OF the State of Arkansas, to-
SECTION 1, Notwithstanding the lin
itatIon contained IN Section ] or Art.
Gle i6 OF the Constitution, the efedi'
OF the state may be loaned ana IN.
dcbtedncss incurred to mn. amount no'
exceeding two per cent OF tne aSsem
ed valuation Of all the property " the
State for the purpose or proVldlnR
funds TO he loaned upon the soculllN
of farm lAnda within the state, Huhie'
Ia the limitations herein contained
Sec, d The Governor, Secretary ol
state and state Land Cemmissione'
shall constitute the state Land Hoorr
which board Ia hereby authorized ane
directed TO issue and sell or pledge
Sonds in the name OF the state, TO ne
known as "Arkansas Farm Credit
pends," IN an amount not 10 exceed
two per cent OF the assessed valuation
of Al the property In the state, hnf
10 plaoe the proceeds In the Rtntt
TREASURY In fund TO he known es The
6krknnsns Rural Credits Loan Fund.
Sec 4, Said bonds shall be ,su"e -.
t6oo,NO and 81 100000, and shall be r.
sued in series OF 100000 or mutt
pies thereof, drawn 10 mature In nc,
more Than thirtyssiS years nor thnll
said bonds be sold until arpllenIl lionf
from bona nde purchasers of land ~
gregatIng 100000 hive been .Aloe
wIth and approved by The state Lan9
llonrd Said bonds shall bear lnteref'
Al tho rate ~ four per cent per m
nu,, and shalt he exempt from tpt
,tion hy tho state Of ArkAneaA, or any
NJ its subdivisions
aer. Said state Land Board II Au
thorlseA and directed ~ lean the mon
evs in ald Arkonsae Rural credit
I.oan rund "a bona nie purchasers e'
farm lands IN ArkAnfaa, upon notes Fe
turaA nv mortgages or deeds OF trns
sSnsitrutma hrsl Items Oh such farh
lands IN amounts which shall not eN
taai seventyzhve per cent ~ the at
,rntsed value NJ such lhnds The cred
II ~ tho state shall not he loaned lc
onv npraNn to purchase moro than 81
aerea " land nor 'nnd valued ~ more
,ben tbN 40 nor mere, Nor shall lenn
NJ leHs than 5000 m nor more than "
NNN nN he made 10 any hufehaHer ~
ase A. such ieans shall not he maae
steepi 10 owners who "obefA's' ane
uNeeupv" lands merlnared nnd shN''
he made fer the following nuthoHes
"a, The peVmeNi fer lands nurehNsef
IA, ,he purehase of live stoeb aNf e'h
Az aauinmsnt and the me- etiee n tw
prey aments witch. IN tho Judgment ~
seid hoard will lNereasa W. .btedns,.
ltvilv of such lands az add 10 the''
veiue ~ n farm homo ~ n degree W.
Watlfy such expenditures ava tc) tp'