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The evening world., 1911-03-11
HELLO GIRL FIRED
BY MILLER CAN'T
GET HER Job BACK
Louise Thomas Delayed Man
damus Action Against Su-
perintendent Too Long.

Ioui.e Tbomas the ,.lephon opera,or
. $500 ut,,,,so.u q, ,oru.-
Superintendent :" n"'''"sS "''""'"
Murphy once iaiIed 10 WIN sS"pa'"'
with Justice Newburger today In an
application for q writ OF mandamous
the presen, super,n,endent.
Rudo,ph = Miller. 10 ~rein.tate her 70
the hello" exchange, from which she
vas dismissed Feb q. 1910. by Miller.
.-rhe rela,or has been guilty OF
,scbes." said the Court. since the
date OF remoyal she commenced no
proceedings until Feb. If. 1911. She has
offered no excuse In rer moving papers
for this delay and the application for
the writ mus; therefore be den ed"
Tyo i,,orcs,i,p oxbihits ncompan
~. ru,a,,,., - - ,,,io,,, ,aners
60 ~ .,
o"e u" w.
tle ne" superintendent an" " V'"''
hIs rather aorupt rePlE ho'i|i"s he'
or her dismissal.
Got Leave OF Absence.
ur. Thom,s ga, . io,,. N, ah-
.a, - <nyouh.- taoo hocauso az
,,.S.sa..
severe l''heSs anu nervous oN,oruo''
ana went on a physician oruers' 10
uo'or"u" an" Nc''u" -" "e way
80 ."p,'
WIS" !" 'e"''' NY 'o"s"'"'"
tions ana sincerely nope your appoint,
ment VIII prlnS you prosperity ana
success In all your undertakings. !
was delighted indeed to hear OF your
promotion. / am the telephone oper-
ator who was in ,he dopartment when
,o, ,.r. ,hor.
~, -
n''e ~ '" luz Wv" """ '"'
pose ! oNer"on' nFS"''' ne I'uu@o"-
Fulton and the Committee or 100
where | worked for seven or eight
weeks from the time got through n,
our oeir. until 10 or O'Clock I'm tho
morning guess was TOO much. No
one a, the ofhc. know vhero I worked
n, niyh, 4 am glad my work mot WIFI
.nccess
"vrha, goiny awav s.ornsl a, IN,
ci,y C,,,h and saw AIR M.Anenv and
80 49,, ,,ord x,Ii mo aunv wh.,
~. ,,ar, ln,o opce N. ,old me M Il.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
Leaves Church and vanishes.

Having done this Eagan planned 80
go 10 tl" PENNSYLVANIA avenue ONCE OF
the Prudential Life Insurance Company
10 collect several hundred dollars on a
policy ON his mothers lifc. lie went to
tn" church, but Ia" Rev. Father Calvin.
ia" rector, was celebrating mass ~ the
time. lie dd not wait. After leaving
the uhurrh an trace Of him ends.
YESTERDAY afternoon a young man IN
known to ~" family called at the
Eagau home and handed In an en-
velope. tie hurried away before Il was
open ana II was seen hat n contained
OH" insurar." policy on the doad NO
mans lIfr.
Friends of t.dgaU searched FOR him
all la-, night but could get no line ON
his whereabouts. when he left home
ne had only So
The evening world., 1911-03-11

q strongly DO I wish peace,
and particularly between Russia
and America, that It L. always an
unpleasant thought to me TO re-
The evening world., 1911-03-11
Wants Alliance with America.

A log fire burned in the CRATE OF the
comfortable apartment when e. the Nv
ing room In Mr.. TIill's home. AZ one
side Of the hearth sat Mrs. Hi and her
son. At the other side sat Mr.. Hili and
myself. In the centre. in a low rocking
chair. was Count Toistoy. And simply
and quite so.emnly the bread was passed
and We dipped .. IN the salt and ate 1t.
will You write VIVA; ! wish yop tor
asked Count Tolstoy.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
The Matter Of Dress.

mo, rot exactly" he answered.
TAKE your army OF women who
work-your shop girls, for ex-
ample. First OF all the majority
have excellent featursr AND they
do not need gorgeous gowns to
make thom attractive. They have
the happy faculty OF knowing how
to wear we'll that which they do
ave-"
The evening world., 1911-03-11

Then" he said, write that the
th:ng I wiEh most In to see IN ALL
ence formed between Russia N
America. Tell your people to be-
en- thinking OF such an alliance,
now. Tomorrow is not the day TO
time.
The evening world., 1911-03-11

"BGt as . hTA ~, 7 Nr2tn.
''OA, that goes without saying ne
interrupted. AS , general ding brains
are the Gaze ass.t az TIE american
Nou have only To consult the
chronicles ut the successes achieved by
tae women vino ave married abroad.
They occupy the centre Of the stage
The evening world., 1911-03-11
Men Usually at Fault,

"And often In the matter Of s%et;ing
rid Of their fu.eign husbands | in
terrup.ed
Yes. hu. Ne al know" hc answered
quickly. that nine tines out OF ten
1t IL no; :hr .aul II the American
woman bu, tnat of the man in the case. +"
THEN tp vat do you attribute the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
CONffSSfS TO STEALING
MONEY AND DIAMOND PIN,
BOY At TAMPA SAYS HE TOOK
VALUA6LES TO PRESENT TO A
WOMAN FRIEND NOW IN At
lANTA

TAMPA, March Ito newspaper
men, Max Boston. the l6-year Old
toy who was arrested charged With
the theft ol 5000 in money and Il
diamond pin from Ira CrensiaW 1T
the v NJ. {. \. Friday evening. has
confessed that he committed the
crime ior the sake OF Il woman. for
merly OF Ind annapolis, but nu" III At
ianta. He sent the money and dia-
mouu by express to Ocala or Gaines
VILE here he expected to pick il
tip later and present it ia the girl III
person. He says he has b. en gong
under an assumed name and refuSt :
tC give his right name or the name
OF the girl He made the same stat =
ment 20 the Officers, and claims to
be a member OF the jacksonville Y.
NJ. {. \.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
HEAVY CIGAR SHIPMENTS
FROM TAMPA FACTORIES.

TAMPA. Fla, March ID Cigar
shipments from Tampa for the Wee
ending Saturday amounted to 6,>l7.-
900 or 100000 more cigars than
We're shipped the previous week
lion cigars Tor each day in the Ne Il
including the Sabbath. and 5 amos;
a million in excess Of al average oi i
million d day Tor each Of the >.x
work days Of the week. The figures
show that the cigar industry : Il. /.
most excellent condition. Imports q
leaf continue heavy aai "-thd.a,,a ii
OF tobacco iron. ba.a s '.t. pod
.u-ly large
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
MANY CARS ON BEACH
WHEN PICTURE is MADE

The appeal from the board of trade
for all automobile owners to take
their cars to the beach at | 80 o.
clock this afternoon was we'll re-
sponded 10 by the people in Daytona
and vicinity and there were more
than 2"o automobiles running mp and
down the beach when the moving
picture was tajf.n. This picture " III
be exhibited n many places through
the north and VII be a splendid
means OF adyeri;sns TO the city AMI
the beach
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
DEPUTIES
SWORN in
FOR PEACE.
500 men ARE CALLED IN
TO HELP PRESERVE ORDER.
MoUNTAINEERS ALL ALONG THE
LINE CONTINUE TO FIRE At
ENGINEERS ON THE QUEEN &
crescent.

SOMERSET, March IA total Of
500 deputies have been sworn in
to preserve order during the strike
Of white firemen on the Queen &
Crescent route.
Mountaineers all along the line
continue to fire on the engineers i'm
the cabs Of engines pulling what few
trains are being run over the line.
1t Is claimed the mountainee.s
who sympath;Ze with the strikers
secret themselves along the track
and shoot their rifles at the engineers 5
as the trains pass Wild stories of
slaughter are being brought in by
the engine crews.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
DIAMOND
RING IS
Offered,
ANOTHER SPECIAL Prize
IN POPULARITY CONTEST.
WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE
CONTESTANT SECURING THE
MOST VOTES BETWEEN NOW
AND APRIL s.

The unusually liberal offer Of L. H.
Rowe & Co., the wel.-knOwn jewelers.
to give away absolutely free a beau
tiful $50 diamond ring to the con-
testant in the Gazette-News Great
Popularity Contest who secures the
most votes between Thursday. March
g. and Thursday. April 6. has created
renewed interest in the contest.
both among the contestants them
selves and theW many friends and
supporters.
On all sides can be heard express
sions of praise for the generosity and
public spiritedness Of L. H. Rowe &
Co., who are taking such lively in
terest in this contest
A newspaper is the greatest power
for good in any CRY. and as the
Gazette-NewS is striving always IN
the interest of the citizens Of Day
tona, it is the patriotic duty of every
citizen to subscribe to the Gazette
News, which is the greatest booster
i'll this county.
Every citizen of VO.us a county will
at some time become subscriber
and now is the accepted time to sub
scribe. for by SO doing subscribers
may help their favOrite TO win a val
| liable prize, and at the same time be
| work OF booming DaytOna and vO-
luS:a county.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
KILLS SON WITH nATCHfT:
Then SLASnfS own THROAT.
EMPLOYE OF TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT COMMITS TERRI
BILE DEED WHILE HIS MIND
is UNBALANCED.

WASHINGTON, March 13-While
his mind was temporarily unbal.;c c.
ed by sickness Harry Hay. a clerk n
the treasury department Of the UA;--
skull of his SIX YER Cd son Harry
with a hatchet. then fatally s.ashe /
his own throat with a knife.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15

Are YOU finding perfect >;t'I~i.tc-
ton with everything vou purchase
at your grocery, and with the prices
YOU are paving: If not, then You
will benefit by giving us trial. Oar
qualities are at the top notch, and
our prices are down to the ground.
We guarantee satisfaction with both.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
FINE OF SIS;
Blind TIGER
THE CHARGE,
R. A. KYlfS FOUND GUILTY
IN COURT Of THE MAYOR,
COLORED OPERATOR OF POOL
ROM MAKES MOTION FOR NEW
TRIAL THROUGH HIS At.
TORNEY.

Pleading not guilty to a charge OF
operating a blind tiger in connection
with his pool hall in Midway. r. A.
Kyles, colored, was given trial in
mayors court Wednesda y morning
and fined $25 and costs.
Mr. Kyles was represented in
court by F. w. Pope and Immediate
ly made a motion for a new trial.
Evidence was introduced by one
witness that he had purchased "ci'
DER in Kyles' place. the drinking OF
which made him dizzy in the head
and caused him to talk too much. He
acknowledged that one one occasion
he had been drunk as a result.
A. B. O'Neil, colored, OF Waycross
appeared in court to answer to q
charge of disorderly conduct and
fighting on complaint of boy
named Lloyd Belton Three Other
| boys, Wlber Jones. Louis Wells anC
Christian Beltcn, appeared as com
planning witnesses. O'Eeil was fineC
$40 and costs.
James Leonard was fined 81 an(
cOsS for riding a bicycle without {
light.
Lee Hill paid fine of 81 and cost
for violation Of the vehicle ordinance
in not having the required lights.
Thomas Mcdonald was fined S
and costs for violation Of the sani
tary ordinance by dumping trash il
the streets.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
MILLIONAIRE
CAIILEMAN
IS KILLED.
PULLS NOSE Of MARSHAL
SHOT DEAD FOR THE ACT.
QUARREL Between A WEALTHY
MAN AND GLOBE OFFICIAL RE-
SUITS IN DEATH OF THE
STOCK OWNER.

GLOBE. Ar;z., March 15.-In a
quarrel between George Stanley, a
millionaire catleman, and City Mar
shall Anderson last night Shanley
pulled the marshaIS nCSe.
IF you do that again III kill you,
said Anderson.
Stanley repeated the act and the
city officer shot him dead
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
CRUISERS FROM HUNGARY
sent TO GREEK WATERS.
WAR THREATENED BETWEEN
GREECE AND TURKEY OVER
MURDER OF GREEK SOLDIERS
BY THE TURKS

VIENNA March l...-tcur Hungar-
ian cruisers and five btftl. ships have
been ordered 10 Gre waters on ac-
count oi the threatened relations be
tween Greece and Turkey over th"
murder rl Greek s4ld.er> by he Tur-
k->ll t.oolr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
Citizens Are Desperate

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March ID
A report to Gen. Carter from the
city OF Chihuahua states that the cit
liens are prep;lring for a revolt and
will sieze the garrison to break tbs
siege. The 1900 Inhabitants are
famine stricken
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
COLD WEATHER IN NORTH:
MERCURY DROPS At DULUTt

DULUTH. March 1.-THE mercury
registered ) degrees below zero this
morning, a drop OF 20 desreees in Is
hours.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
COLD WAVE
IS COMING
THIS Way.
LOOK FOR DROP IN MERCURY
DURING The next TWO DAYS,
COLD WAVE is NOW SWEEPING
OVER TERRITORY EAST OF
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND
COMING SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, March l5-Dec.d-
edly colder weather will overspread
river to the Atlantic coast within
the next 80 hours
The cold wave is also sweeping
toward the south and the prediction
OF the weather bureau is for frost in
northern Alabama and Georgia to-
night.
The frCst may extend to the
southern parts of these states and
reach into the north part of Florida.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
Counry 10 0exa1tated-

EAGLE PASS, Tex, March ia
large area in northern Mexico,
stretching for 100 miles south from
he Rio Grande, has been devastated
and utterly deserted. The country
has been scOui'ged by the warfare
and destruction wrought by the In
surrectiOnists.
A party of Americans arrived here
today from an automobile and horse
back trip. through Chihuahua, and
state that Mexico is making no ef-
fort to protect the property Of the
email ranchers and neStors. The loss
es caused by the havoc wrought by
the RevoluiOnists will run into the
millions.
The big mining and ranch Interests
are eQuipping men for their own pro
tsl.on against the ravages OF the
Rebels Railroad traffic has been
practically abandoned and lite eff
fort is being made to op rae trairs
of any kind.
The declaring of martial law hes
had little effect on the InSurrectOrS,
who have continued to destroy prop
erty as they pleased. Many O: tie
ciizens have abandoned their proper
ty and fled from the country, while
others are remaining, taking it fol
granted the American trCoIs viii Ill
wade the country ard pro e>t the III.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15

Cold at St. Paul
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 15-ZerO
weather prevails at ST. Paul today.
The cold covers the entire northwest.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
Snow in Pittsburo-

Snow in Pittsburq-
PITTSBCRG, March 1.-THE city
Of Pittsburg was in the midst of a
binding snow storm at noon and
the temperature is falling rapidly
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March Is -
A levy was made upon the war de-
partment Of the United States gov
ernment today for technical maps of
northern Mexico. an added confirma-
tion Of the report that the United
States troops are preparing for an I'm
vasiOn of Mexico.
The mimic attack on the city of
Galveston, which had been planned
for today has been abandoned and
the troops are preparing to march to
the Rio Grande, Lieut. FOulers has
been ordered to make tests Of the
acceptance for war service this after.
noon.
The officers here are almost unani-
mOusly Of the opinion that the sol
diers will be sent into Mexico and
every day brings some indications
that this belief is correct.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-15
SOON TO Invade MEXICO:
AMERICAN TROOPS READY,
PROTECTION IS DEMANDED
BY THE PROPERTY owners.
LARGE AREA IN NORTHERN PART
OF THAT COUNTRY HAS BEEN
DEVASTATED AND CITIZENS
HAVE FLED.

WASHINGTON, March IS The
whole standing army Of the United
States may be rnobiljzed on the Mex
lean frontier.
This report became current today
upon receipt Of news that the revo-
tuition u spreading into many Sec
.tions Of Hsssieq .heeretofors unaffected.
Over 1850 officers Of the national
guard In the various states have pe-
tiuonsd the war departmsnt to Be
allowed 70 attend the maneuvers now
Using carried on In Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
Christmas at Polk Street
Methodist Church.

The Sunday school classes enjoyed
their usual Christmas treat last even
ing at the church. beginning at 7'30
o'clock The following program was
rendered 10 largo and appreciative
audience.
Violin Duet. Schubcrt's Sorenado
--Loie Reeves and Mary CLARK.
Prayer.
The Christmas star Primary De-
partment.
When Christ Was q Little Paby -
Primary Department
Holy Child frankie Hiatt and
Mary Clark.
Reading Donald Newman.
There Were Shepherds. Sunday
School Choir
Santa Primary Department
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

lcav'S Of the gray old trees who're
their pleasant green came forth"
The ushers were IIarwood Peville
Alien Reville. Wil!iah Patman. Ralph
Henson. Of Quanah. and Nelson Ed
dins.
At the appointed hour Mrs. Myrtle
Tresise and Mrs. llarwocd Beyille
entered the auditorium and we're es.
cOrtcd by tie ushers to the pulpit,
where with Mrs rresise at the piano
Mrs Bville sang II | Had a Tho l.
sand Lives to Live" in a tone that
filled the auditorium with melodj
As the last strains Of this We're given,
the faint echoes OF the bridal chorus
from ! ohenerin came issuing from
the rear parlors Of the church and
thirteen young ladies. Misses Ella
Houk. Lulu Ilouk, Mantle Graves,
s,ypsie Sullivan, Adrian Brown, Helen
rallcy, May ONeall Susie Patterson,
Sadie Woodward, Funice Greer. Mer-
lie Core. Mrs. Roy Beverly AMI Mrs
c. c Mitchell. all members of the
Bcarnot clut.. seven clad in pink
and six In white with short wells TO
match, each carrying a large Eastern
lily. came slowly down either aisle
fthe church singing softly. Al
the rear OF the line in the north aisle
came the groom and his best man,
Mr.. S. NJ. shelton of Abilene. Texas,
preceded by two of the ushers. rhile
or the opposite side In the south
aisle following the line were the ma
irons OF honor, Mrs s. NJ. Shelton OF
I Abilene. and Mrs 5. o Wulfien Of
Colorado City. who preceded the
bride leaning upon the arm of Mr.
\. NJ Beville The contracting par
ties met within the chancel and they
with the attendants faced the aud
fence. The beautiful ring CEREMONY
OF the Methodist church was used
and the ceremony was a beautiful
and impressive one. A strain OF
The Heart OF Flowers" was softly
l played upon the piano during the
ceremony.
The groom and attendant were
dressed in black. The matrons OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

A wedding that will be of great in
terest 10 friends In Amarillo Of both
parties was that of Miss Addie c.
BRADY. to Mr. j. H. Lisle, wSich oc-
c FRED Wednesday afternoon at the
parsonage Of Rev Walter +. jennings
pastor OF the First Christian church.
The happy couple are OF Chapel Hin,
seven miles east Of Amarillo. and are
prominent ranch people Of that com
munity. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Lisle left over the Santa
Fe for Kansas City. ST. Louis and
later will 20 to Louisville, Ky,
whore they will be guests at the home
Of Mr. Isles parents. returning 10
Chapel I'M January ] and will make
their homo on the extensive ranch
owned by Mr. Lisle. Mrs. Llsle is
the daughter OF J. d Brady. an en-
tensive real estate holder in the Pan
handle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24
CLARENDON.
McCreless-Gage.

WV INltNN-otA-t'
Clarendon, Tex, Dec 23.-Among
The weddings with which the holiday
season in Clarendon has been ushered
in. there has been none that excell-
cd in beauty of design and simplicity
of elegance than that OF Miss Ruth
Gage OF Clarendon and Mr.. orion Ne
Creless OF Colorado City, Texas.
Only recently the public announce
ment OF the wedding had been made
and much interest was taken in the
event by the many friends OF both
the bride and groom. both OF whou
are prominent young people N their
respective home towns.
Many friends were invited to the
brides home. the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ peville. on Tuesday
evening. December 10. to a reception
given in honor OF the groom. Not
withstanding the fact that the sever
est snow storm for several seasons
ragged. large number OF admlring
| friends we're present. The reception
eiven was we'll worth the effort re-
CURED TO attend The decorations
OF the various apartments Of this
home consisted OF tasty ARRANGEMENTS
Of histletoe and the evergreen pepper
tree of Southern California. The So
cial feature OF this occasion was most
ENJOYABLE. After delicious refresh
ments were served, the guests de-
parted anticipating the wedding to
take place the following evening.
The marriage Of these young peo-
pie was celebrated at the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, "Wednesday
evening. December 20, before an ATT
dience OF friends that nearly filled
the auditorium o. the new church.
Rev. j. II. Henson of Quanah, who
was for four years pastor here. Off.
ciated, assisted by the local pastor.
Rev. II. NJ. Long. The decorations
OF the church represented a snow
scene, and here art showed It's power
TO improve on nature. for the earth
was clad in solid whiteness." Mistle.
toe, California pepper. and cedar
trees were deity arranged into a for
est scene. and this forest scene into n
snow 8 enc. and this covered al. the
pulpit and thancel. the fros, effect
beiav So real that on might rtv that
II was s,?c that tad smitten the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-24

plant wedding march OF Mendelssohn
and the bride and groom proceeded
down the left aisle. followed by the
ring bearer and Rev Elder. while tho
maid OF honor and best man march.
ed down the left aisle.
The bride was dressed In white
messaline draped In silver spangled
net, the fissure OF which vas clasped
by a beautiful cameo. the Gift OF the
groom. the costume was completed
by a becoming white veil and satin
slippers. She carried an arm bou-
quet OF pretty brides roses and the
maid OF honor held a bouquet OF
white carnations and was tastefully
gowned in white crepe-de-chine,
trimmed in silver bead trimming.
The groom was attired In the con-
yentional black. and wore white kid
gloves. his best man wore similar
attire.
The bride is well-known and loved
by many. and is one of last years
graduates OF the Clarendon High
School
The groom Is a deserving young
man. who has been associated with
the Clarendon Lumber Co for some
time. and counts his friends by the
score. The esteem both are held In.
Is shown by the number OF costly
gifts they received They will be at
home after January l at the Bour-
land rancn In Collingsworth county.