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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-02

leader of his people. and the organizer
of national Slovak society Although
he has become an American citizen, in
the several publications he issues. rang
ing from a daily paper to a yearly al
manac, he breaches Pan SOvaksm. He
transmits more than So 100000 to Europe
and sells some 6,OOO steamship tickets
every year.
Sometimes immigrant bankers obtain
postal substation in their places of bust
ness, and use this as means to encOur-
age their people to patroniZe them. One
Italian banker who operated such a sta
ton in connection with his bank made
it appear that he was doing a govern
ment business. He failed, with liabili-
ties of more than $250,OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-02
STOMACH BAD? BELCH|NG GAS AND
SOUR FOOD? WANT To FEEL FINE?

Wonder what
is in
Millions of havea
regulated and they their foods
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
GE ERMAN WARSHIP
WILL CO T0MEX|C0
No FORMAL COMMENT But 1T IL
APPARENT WASHINGTON Is
NOT DlSpLEAsED.
OTHERS HAVE DONE So
strong Representations Sent 10 HUI
erta Calling Upon Him to
Protect Lives Of Dcpu-
ties.
Rr AssocIated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. y. c. Oct. l3.--
Germanys decision to despatch a
warship to Mexican waters, attracted
wide attention in official circles here
tonight
No intimation has been received
OF Germany's intention and Wilson
was informed only by press de-
spatches.
No formal comment was made on
the incident. but It Is apparent the
Washington government is not dis
pleased
The sending OF German ship Is
IN line with the poity Of other Eu-
ropran governments which have had
vessels cruising Off the Mexican
loasts from time to time during tho
critical moments OF MeXico's internal
strife.
Significance b. attached to the ac-
tion by officials at Washington. be-
cause II is accepted as indicating
/ that European powers which pre-
viously recognized lIuerta among
which was Germany and Great Brit
ian now saw evidence OF his inabil-
ity 10 dominate the situation.
Latest advices to Washington ara
TO the effect that Great Britain IL
deeply concerned over lts recognition
of Iuerta and It Is even declared re-
Hahly that King George and Queen
Mary have taken an interest In tho
situation with view to repudiate its
recognition
Strong representatives. went form
from the tSates 10 the Mexican gov
ernment today calling upon Huerta
10 protect the lives Of the imprisoned
deputies
Il is pointed out that this action
4 not taken because tht Unit"1
{ states has a desire 10 Interfere with
internal affairs Of Mexico, but In the
cause OF humanity.
No change IN the attitude OF THIS
country was announced today
Wilson and his advisers are deb1t'
J ling the next step and tomorrow
r fIcabinot meeting may bring forth
p decision ou the subiost.
Another development was the re-
mort of a yellow fever epidemic II
g. carmen and Campeache
American warships lle few miles
off the coast and are not IN danger
but refugees are being examined
|, / closely.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
nr.crInlInn OF New Land.

Il iF u latitude 81 north. longi-
iude iot east. of % new uuiuhahltod
mountainous land possibly o couu-
uout
Commander Wikitzky says the
shore of 'hc now country whore the
expedition landed aud along which
the vesscIs travelled is rocky With
high abrupt cliffs. formed evident
ly from volcanic activity Noicau-
.oas of the district possibly may have
been active recently ho said. Many
.hIrH peak. ho stated, we're discern.
abb, inland 'rom the vessels. aud
what seemed 20 bc yapor could be
seen arising from one of these Ih'
temperature taken from the water
near iHc shore liHo was olS de-.
gree. Fahrenheit. while that taken
on u.. shore YEA. o. degrees Fab
rrrhat Tho land uas covered win
sroo almost fu thr sea lu july and
AUGUST u, expedition @V much c'
iIcup, of tH. presence ou tho Iahd
az reindeer Mann Walrus we're
ac,. and mfI Hfr VAS plentiful \
number 90. polar h.r also we're Ho
rr.i T.. vegetation on th" r'7
land Commander WuNuky states
RaH srlr'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14

ATLANTIC CRY N. J.. OCT, la-
The safety ftsf' movement Is to
come iu for a larF" shl.o o' atiet-
tiou Al the thirty second annual CON
yontion OF the American Electric
Railway association which met here
TODAY for q session OF four days.
Other natter that are scheduled Tor
consideration aro the relief OF ira
uic congestion in cities. profit shar-
ing with employees thr present ten
doucy OF public service laws and re-
auIatious. and the relation OF oir-
riars % the development of The ter.
ritory service.
IN point Of attendance the present
convention bids fair 90 eclipse an OF
the previous meetings of thc assoc
iatiou Nearly 800 companies
which control about eighty per cont
OF the electrically operated railways
of North America. are represented
at the gathering DO conjunction
with the meeting there Is au clah.
orate exhibition OF electric railway
appliance and equipped and ih'
latest inventions and improvements
In the way OF safety devices Tor lh'
protection OF passergors aud ON
ployes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
Three in Rncc for Congress

WHEELING, W. VA.OCT. "a
a spirited campaign closed today in
the First congressional district of
West Virginia. preliminary TO the
special election to be- held tomorrow
to choose q successor 10 Representa-
tive John vs. Davis. who resigned his
seat Boo the House 90 become solicitor
general boz the Wilson Administrat
ion. Three candidate are coniestiug
Tor the seat Tho democratic nom
incc is Major Mansfield " Nicely
a prominent young lawyer OF Fair
mont The Republican nominee D.
state Senator Julian g. Hcarue OF
this city. while the standard bearer
of tho Progressive party is George
A LaughlIu, also ot this city, who
made tho race against Davis last
November on both tho Republican
aud Progressive tickets.
Politicians generally reg rd th"
election tomorrow 3. The most iw
porlau' hy.olootiou to hc hold this
fan The contest BE- attracting more
than ordinary attention because %.
! the HrF, labor vote aud The hi
manufacturing interest. iu the dt
|trrt The lpa tariff .s nos iu Yp
GRAFTON. and through ii b. early ...
the people 90 pass % conclusive npin
I iou ou D.. uo.rrthoIr.. the rrl l'' n
! the election Won %, seized ou as 200
EXPIRE. ION o.. labor Hui tho man
iarturer toward tho now tariff
10. district is normally Republic
Ian There have been elections o.
/ the Ia.' twenty fou when ta. re-
publican candidate bad maIuritis
around .s thousand John N pav
,it. aho carried OBJ. district tvIr'
eas generally helped Hs Dol. oei
popularity and h. ul.u .fandml
To. nuor a. tho present um
1.-The Democrats are confident o. hold
Inns tE. district. especially a ,h
normal Republican vote .s eNprcto.
Itu b, .pl.t between fHr r'HuhlIc
/ aua pf0fr,. lte HriIdaU.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
Rryan ~ Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Oct l3.-
Secretary of state and Mrs. william
Jennings Bryan were guests Of the
National Conseryal.o Exposition
SATURDAY. when Sunday School Day
was celebrated They were guests
of President and Mr. y. 4 Wright
Mrs Bryan made q talk at a mass
meeting held AZ the exposition un.
der the auspices OF the Mothers
Ala Association OF thr cay schpol-.
and was heard by O very lara au-
dicncc. Secretary Bryan spoke to q
great crowd at the exposition
grounds on THE Making OF a Man
The secretary declined to discp
politics. but predicted the passaso
OF the currency bin Tie said "n.
ouah votes would be- gained from
Republicans and Progressive iu
Couprc.s 90 more than offset any d'
fections from the ranks OF the Dom
ocrats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
Nearing In Harry Jones Case

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. OCT. "a
Harry Jones Secretary treasurer OF
tn, International Association OF
Bridge ana Structural Iron Work.
or. who was arrested ten days ago
oa % chars. of roasp.ring 10 trans
port explosives uuaaiully, was
given preliminary hearing today
before United states commissioner
Yuuul The charges against Jones
is Nh, same as tUo charges on which
tlirt,-riEh' of his fellow unionists
we're convicted in 'he Federal court
here last December a1d sentenced
to Loay,nvorth prison Jones ar
rest resulted from information fur
rI.Fei by George q Davis. a union
iron worker. who upon being arres-
'trI recently Boz the East IS said to
lha# confessed 90 dynamite outrage
/ that riy1llel the exploit, OF the Nc
Namara brothers and oi ortie Nc
Mauiral
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
service 20 Waco Opens.

DALLAS. Tex. Oct. l3.-Regular
passenger sereyice was inauguratei
Yesterday over the Dallas-Waco diyiS-
iur or .uJ 81 100. Da-..s ,urai.-"'.
lnterurban. Every hour throughout
the day from $50 o'clock In the
morning until $3.50 O'Clock al night
cars departed for south. and every
hour throughout the uay from u
o'clock iu the morning until ~. -
o'clock zoo night brought visitors
from the stations along the road.
The opening day passed off with
ont hitch in any department Of 'he
new line although as the day wore
ON the schedule was slightly dis7r-
ranged bv the lateness of some cars
In arriving. due to unavoidable de-
laws a.ous the route. The iraiiit
too was almost uubolicyahly heavy
for "a uev road The cars all had
traucrs. The tra.lcrs were put In ne.
bccause Officials OF the line did no'
know what kind OF traffic they would
bo Cllcdd upon 10 hdhdl' anu u''aua'
they did not intend 20 be caught uu
prcparcd The cNirn coach ON eacf
train was needed, according 10 Pres
ideut strickland
The schedule of the service. as d
was begun YESTERDAY and which vii
coutinu. BOO effects throughout th'
prcgcnt week. is as foHows' Cari
leave Dallas for the south every hou'
ON tho half hour. every other cai
being bound for WuNshachie and ey
cry Other cor being bound throus'
10 Wac. thus giving car ever
two hour. over .he entire length o
the l.l, All ear. make all stops
the run ,o WaAahachie being MAD
IN r.- and % minutes. and ih
rum 10 Wseo 300 hours and l' mia
ute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14

when Herman Simon. perhaps th"
largest silk manufacturer Ia tn
United stats. died In Easton Po,
the other day It became known that
he had left a third of his fortune.
estimated al Sg,0On,0Oo to his om-
pleyees. Ills was a business which he
had spent thirty-siN years In bulll-
ing. aud he had come TO the conclne-
ion that his employees were cntI-
tied 10 some Of the profit
To his wido whe leaves his two
houses in Easton and his residence
at Union rill q. Jl, his life insur'
ance. and $4,000 in cash The res
idue of his estate to be- divided int
2 900 parts.
The remaining 61I parts, abon'
one-third OF his estate, are div'dd
anon, twenty-three persons. most q
them employees. VINO receive from
one 10 195 parts apiece
The will rovides that if any OF th'
beneficiaries have LETT Mr. simon
employ or are dead their share rs i'
be divided among the others. niref
tion is made that the hcneiiciar'e'
shall form corporation to h'
know mas the r. a II simon Compa
ny and continue the business. TIT
will was dated June 25. 1905. Their
we're no pubns hequests.
Mr.. Simons mills az Easton an'
Union Hill employed about 2,So'
hands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
HEREFORD WANTS DAY
At NEXT YEARS FAIf
Special to the News.

Spetlhl 10 lht .N'MN'
HEREFORD, Tex, oct 10 "A
confliction OF committees selected 20
arrange plans for the exhibits al
The Panhandle state Fair. this
week resulted In the poor show,rs
one committee was appointed mat
drew up plans for q novel ANA at
tractive exhibit. something altogcth-
or different to the average run OF
displays. and. had these plans been
followed. the results would haze been
more satisfactory. One elenen. on
the board OF directors. however, had
their way about things, and as re-
smut we we're represented with .
display that was ordinary only. and
rathe- on the old order OF displays.
II takes something novel nowadays.
something that startles and holds AZ
tertfn from the start, aad lea''s a
good impression for months and years
to come. There Is q plan on foot nov
To begin early next spring and oii'r
substantial prizes for the best OF di.-
ferent products by adopting this
plan. people will plant with this on'
object mn view and the result at taif
time viii be- collection of products
that will win prizes. The saw" plan
should be- carried out with regard "a
| live stock We want Hereford
nav 90 at the fair next yeaer. and O'
that day the Chamber Of Comme'c'
should charter special train and a'
lies, six hundcrd from here would
attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14

ALBANY y. y, OCT. "a The
appoal In the case OF Charles Becker
the former New York city police
lieutenant. and the four gunmen,
Whitley" Lewis Lefty Louis,
"Gyp the Blood and 'Dago Frank .
who have been inmates OF the death
house at Sing sing for more
than a year. came up for argument
before tho court of Appeals today
The five were convicted and sonten-
ced to death for the murder OF Her
man Rosenthal. the gambler. who
was shot down In the front of the
Hotel Metropolitan early on the NOR
ming OF July l6. 1919. According
to the evidence at the trial the mur-
der was committed by the four gun.
men at the instigation OF Becker
whose alleged motive was 10 prevent
the gamNier from 'sgtitv'rg before
the grand jury in regards to police
corruption.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
sE\ENTY FOUR pASsI NGFRs
AND FOURTEEN MEM hRs
CREW ON kROONt.AND.
SAVED BY HEROIC EF lRTS
None Of Those Who Ca Away IN
small Boats Have Beeb Re
ported Rescued by Res
cuing ships.

ny Associated Prss
NEW YORK. oct l3.. -carryinrs
seventy y-four OF the pafsenFers AMI
fourteen members OF thc il-starred
Volturno. the steamship kroonlani
of the Red star Line rs ltling iis.
way toward this port against nortn-
wegternly gales and heavy seas some
500 miles east of Sandyhcok,
She Is expected here Wednesday
night or Thursday mornI@
Captain Krlehbohm Of tpf kroon-
land scent wireless mesefse today
outlining in shelton form the part
played by his vessel In the Aolturnub
disaster.
Thursday morning at . o'clock tue
Kroonlands operator picked up a
wireless call from the Carmania ani
the Kroonland steered jmmediatoly
for the spot
The captains message continued,
The Carmania. Grossere Kuriucrst
and Seydlitz were standiu6 by In inn
monsoly high the seas o. strong
gale
We went as near the Volturno as
safety permitted.
We saw twO-thi-ds % the sh.p
burning like a furnace.
The survivors were crowded on tho
after part Of the steameg
Any delay was fatal.
called for yolunteers and sent a
boat commanded by Filth officer
Kummel
The sea was too high and the ga's
too strong
II was impossible to trX the guns
Later | sent two boats under See
ond Officers Mansfield and Kun
mel. They returned later Fith th'
three and ten rescued men
A. the fire kept a. frbm the al
scr hecA IS O. - ..i.aN N.Ns,i Ica
and sent three Loats away whicl
made as many trips
At nine the last boat was lowered
carrying the Captain
They succeeded 90 taking off =
persons and the Captains dog.
our boats were then replaced an
we preceded at FUN speed ahead.
The Captain of Noliiruo tells M
one boat with cabin passengers lol
the ship Thursday morning but tho
were spilled and their fate unco'
tain
Another beat containing steoraa
messengers was smashed and all pei
ished
The Carmania and Campania ar
searching for the third boat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
ARRESTED Bl POLICE WHILE
MAKING SPEECH But RES.
CUED ny MILITANTs.
HAS NOT SERVED SENTENCE
Chairs and Benches Used In Melee
and MANY Men and Women
Hurt In Desperate Battle
That Ragged.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, Eng, Oct. l3.-After a
fierce struggle the police arrested
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst tonight
while she was making a speech.
Wnen they led her outside totake
her to the Holloway jail. militants
attacked the police so sayagely that
they had to let her 20 and she es-
capped
Miss Paukhurst. who has an un-
completed sentence TO serve In pris-
on. was not recognized until she
threw aside the disguise which en-
ablcd her TO elude the police and
enter the building
She was interrupted by detectives
accompanied by a body OF police
men with drawn clubs.
The audience rose, chairs began
10 fly. benches were dropped from
the balcony on the heads OF the OIL
ficers aud for ten minutes the des-
perate battle ragged
Many men and women were hurt
In the melee Miss Pankhurst was
torn from the grasp OF the officers
and escaped.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. OCT la-
High Degree Masous from every
section Of the state gathered iu this
city today 10 participate Boz the eN-
ercises az the formal dedication Of
the Masonic Temple OF California.
which was recently completed 40 a
cost OF several hundred thousaud
dollars Tho visitors also will take
part in the annual Grand Lodge
meeting OF the order. which b. 90 be
lin it, sessions 90 the nov temple
tomorrow morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
RIGHTS TO COLLECTS FJNus
FOR Use ~ OTHER STATES
DISCU SSEB ETEKnil.
NO ACTION BY THE SENATE.
Bill Would Permit National Conn
mittees to send Funds When
Properly Accounted
For.
uy Associated Press

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON. y. G.. Oct. Ia
Limitations upon rights Of indiyId-
uals or committees TO collect caii-
paign funds iu one state and send
them secretly to another for Pre,l-
dental or Congressional campaigns,
was discussed by the Senate todol
in a debate on the Clapp Bin to pro-
h'bit interstate transportation OF
such funds
Tho Senate adjourned tonight
without taking final action on the
bill.
Tho bin would permit national
committees to send funds from one
state To another when the funds are
properly accounted for IN public
statements.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
I,ucrta Promises safety.

By Associated Press
MEXICO CITY. Mex. oct ID
President Uuora tonight informed
charge q Affairs O'Shaughnessey
that 400 the deputies viii be treated
fairly and none injured.
Hc stated. however that they
would have 20 stand trial FOR their
alleged oitcnscs against the govern
mcnt
Hc gave no in'imation that any
of them would be released Ia tho
near future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
SENATE DEBATE MAKES PLAIN
THAT CURRENCY BILL MUST
BE SETTLED.
MAY Be NEXT JANUARY
democrats Prepared Ia Object to Con
sideration of Othcr Lcgisla-
ton IN Regular sc,-
son.


Hy Associated Prsa.
WASHINGTON, u c.. oct 49,
The debate In the senate today made
II plain that there is TO be- no ad-
iournment or recess of Congress az.
III the currency bin ia disposed oi
Al the same time with prospect
of having the currency measure
brought into the senate from the
committee anywhere from ucN,
month to some time In January
Democrats are prepared to object
to having other general Legislation
set for consideration IN the first tw,
months regular session beginnin-
December L. ON the ground that tn
legislative road must be- kept cle'I
for the currency bill.
The committee today heard 'a'
country bankers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
Humane Conference At Rochester

ROCHESTER, N s. OCT. o.
Humane treatment of children and
animals is to bo l.cu cd by mon
aud women RH. have assembled here
from 400 parts 1. thn country for the
thirty srtcafh annual convention OF
tla American Humane association
The gathering vas called 90 order
loo the auditorium OF the Hotel Sen
cDa today by fho president DR. VIII
liam % Albany The session will
continue four days and viii have as
speakers Governor SuIzer of New
York Dr Francis ~. Rowley OF Bos
toni Or George DiteWing OF the DE
prtmeui of Agriculture. and other.
0f prominence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14

Electra. Tex. Oct ID To" FoN-
or plant of the Electra Electric
Company vas destroyed hv fire
about O'Clock sunday moruinl
The loss a estimaf 'd 90 $4,000 The
plant had been finished and .n oprr-
alton only q fep months and was
considered one of thc finest Boz Oh
Northwestern isrf Of the state
About 5000 worth OF additional
machinery Is on ths road aud vas "a
have Installed within "a feu days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
r,iu service Resumed.

SAN ,NGELO. Tex, Oct "a
spfrc,.r, temporary repairs have
hee, ,,.s ta the orient bride over
~. co..-.H r.rer few miles
north o,r.-. .r train service to be
r.s,,nsd .s expected that a new
bridge al. boz constructed at this
point o. account '' '"' '''''''' a.
hses in f.. river than endanger the
.,fo,, q. trr present structure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
IT, Tocklc Liquor Problem Again

NASHVILLE. TENN. OCT. 10
summoned together by vigorous
proclamation from Governor Hooper
tho members of The tennessee legis-
lsturp assembled today To further
consider the prohibition Law enfor
cement bills which the Governor is
seeking 90 have enacted. This Is
the second extraordinary session CALI
ca for the same purpose within a
period of one month At the pre-
yious session the enforcement bills
were Killed by iIlibuster In the
House.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
SULZER's JUDGES
FAIL To DECIDE
ADJOURN AFTER SECRET SENN-
IONIN ORDER TO HEAR FUR
THEIR tRGJMENT.

by Associated Press.
ALBANY, y. ), oct l3 The
high court Of impeachment which Is
10 decide the fate of Governor Sui
zcr failed 10 reach a verdict today.
After an hour and q half of sec
ret session. the court Unexpectedly
adjourned to permit further argu-
ments by counsel relative 10 the ics-
timony of 4 4. Ryan Henry Nor
lanthau aud Duncan Peek.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14

The Earl of Carrick, Who is con-
trollor at the household To the lord
lieutenant of ireland. is To appear al
the Coliseum ON oct. 20 In a dramat-
ic sketch called "A Point of Hon
our" In which he will take the lead
ing part that of Colonel Cleveland,
v. G.. an officer In financial diiii-
cultlos. The whole of Lord Carrick d
salary will be- devoted 90 charity ana
he has refused several other offers
OF music hall engagements The
leading lady In 4 Point la Honour
viii be- Miss Mary Forbes Both
Lord and Lady Carrick are we'll
known IN amateur theatricals. and
ON one occasion at least the earl has
utilized his histtriouic powers In real
| life. As am inspector Of dairy prod
ucc under the Irish Board of Agrl-
culture when he was Niscount lkor-
rim. hc once bought some Irish bu,.
ter IN Wigan. disguise das a laborer
| Lord Carrick sits In he House OF
Lords as 70 Barron Butler of Mount
Juliet IA title he received last year
Lady Carrick. formerly Miss Ellen
l.ndsaw. SIS daughter of Lieutcntu'
Colonel Henry Gore-Lindsay OF Dun
| lin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
MWtATntp
YESTERDAYS WEATHER ny
WESTERN UNION TEL. 90.

Dallas. part cloudy, u; Lufkin.
clear, 20. Plaiuyiev part cloudy.
IS. Wichita Falls. part cloudy o.,
Paris. part cloudy. cs, Austin, clear.
Il. Ft smith. Ark. clear. 6si TEN
pie. cloudy and cool Abilene. cl0u.
dv aud warm. New Orleans. ga .
clear and cool san Antonio. part
cloudy and cool Ardmore. Okla
cloudy and cool Houston, clear and
pleasant. Muskogee OKLA. part
cloudy. No rain reported.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14

BRADY ret oct l5.-The pe-
can ersp l- .as section Is estimated
!, a. a. cent as compared With
t.. -. .af The nuts are %
e,celi.rt .aul but owing 10 low
price. ar h..rs stored Tor a bet
ter mari
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-14
rrouty VII Retire

~ Associated rlesa
WASHINGTON. u G.. OCT a.
Charles s Prouty win retire soon af
member of the Interstate Commerce
Commission 90 become director oi
physics. valuation OF railways