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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
WAGONS NOW
CARRY HEAVIEST
POST PACKAGES

Beginning today, parcel post pack
ages too large and heavy for the
mail carriers to carry, will be deliv-
cred In the city by wagon. at 3 o'clock
in the morning, and o'clock IN tho
afternoon. thus insuring two deliver
les daily All small parcel-post pack
ages Will be delivered by the letter
carriers, thus practically making
four deliveries a day, a service equal
almost to the first class mail SER
vice
All parcel-post packages intended
for local delivery received before tho
hours above mentioned viii 20 out
on these deliveries. Business men are
beginning to realize the convenience
Of the service and are growing to use
the local service more and moro each
day They lnd that il Is cheaper
than their own delivery service.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
cas- CLuR HEARS PAPERs.

''The Development of Reflex In
verted Light" was the subject of an
address delivered by r. ]. Little, fac
tory expert on reflex lighting. of the
Welsbach Company. at the meeting Of
the Wilmington Gas Study Club last
night r. J. Rolston. general man
ager of the Welsbach Company, also
spoke on the new systems OF gas
lightings and a paper on Water
Heaters" was read by George Stigers.
president of the club. After a discus
sion Of this subject by many of the
members a smoker was held.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
mo EVIDENCE
AGAINST WOMEN
ASSTREET THIEVES

Rosie Porter and Edith Crocket,
colored, who were arrested yesterday
on the charge OF highway robbery,
We're dismissed in City Court today,
Assistant City Solicitor Lynn saying
there was no evidence against them.
Judge Qhurchman declared It was nos
right to arrest people against whom
there was no evidence. unless they
were suspicious characters. Mr..
Lynn informed the court that II. NJ.
jackson, OF No. GIG Elm street. who
was robbed of S159 on the night OF
January 2, was unable to identity
the defendants.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
BROKEN VEIN
BRINGS DEATH
In 5 MINUTES

A vein breaking in her leg last
night caused the death OF Mrs Alice
Pryor, colored. at her home. No. Ill
Walnut street She bled to death be-
fore a physician could reach her side.
The woman had suffered from en-
larged veins and when the vein broke
her life blood was drained from her
body in five minutes.
Deputy Coroner Giles made an in
vestigation of the case this morning.
An inquest will be held on Saturday
night, at the coroner's Office, No S14
King street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
PITTSBURC
WARNED OF
HIGH WATER
One Of Greatest Floods in
History Of City Predicted
for Tomorrow
PROTECT PLANTS AND
WHARVES ALONG OHlU

by The United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. s.-One OF
the greatest floods in the history OF
the city is expected here by tomor-
row morning. according to pred.c-
tons made today by Weather Fore
caster Pennywitt A stage Of about
thrty-two feet Is expected
Warnings have been sent along the
Ohio river to protect industrial plants
and wharves A stage OF about forty
feet is predicted for Wheeling to-
morrow. Heavy rains during the
night caused the general alarm
The greatest food OF the city was
on March 10. 1907, when the Ohio
river at the Point Bridge reached
355 feet.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
lARMONY
HOVERS OVER
LEGISLATURE
Both Branches Will Get Busy
After Committees Are
Named Monday
MES M. TUNNEL PICKED
FOR COUNSEL FOR HOUSE

ecial TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
POWER. Del. Jan. S.--With the ut
st good feeling prevailing on both
es the Legislature perfected its
anization yesterday afternoon,
took a recess until Monday morn
TO give President pro tenn. George
Marshall Of the Senate and Speak
Chauncey = Holcomb, OF the
ase an opportunity to make up
committees. Both presiding Of
rs asked the minority members TO
press their preference for commit
ee assignments. 1t being the inten-
ion Of President pro tenn Marshall
Ind Speaker Holcomb, to give the
Democrats of the Senate and the Re
pubicans of the House as full recog-
nitiol in committee selections as
could be expected where political
lines are drawn
Two years ago both branches of the
egislature had sQuabbles over or
ani2ation, the differences in the SEN
continuing for about two weeks
re the Republicans solved the
EN- by electing Senator Thomas
lonaghan as president pro TEN.
grday both branches We're organ
without a ripple, and the Repub-
} minority of the House won
friends by their graciousness.
sentative Edward G.. Bradford,
he Republican nominee for
.her voting for the Democratic
nd'date Speaker Holcomb and
I'm after the vote was announced the
kc.icn Of Speaker Holcomb being
hde unanimous on Mr. Bradford S
etion.
eter in the afternoon the Demo
Of the House permitted the Re
ans to name one Of the two
.raphers for the House. The
crats through Representative
named Miss Margaret Horn
bower. and the Republicans
n Representative Barnard NAM
~ M Hifons. of Dover. and
fere elected by acclamation.
only ripple in tho Senate oc-
over the naming of stenog-
~, rs. The Republican caucus Sc
ccied Ars. Bessie Francis Weaver
of Wilmington and Miss Olive Roach
OF GEORGETOWN for those positions
Tut at The morning session Senator
lnlqy objected to them. being nam.
utn AND he election was deferred
y Afternoon Whcn The subject
; called ia The afternoon Senator
ing and Senator Reinhardt ex.
ned Tint they had been told thai
Democrats Of the House intend
TO name the two stenographerl
iDat body and they thought th'
fpubl cans under the circumstance!
tuid name the stenographers fol
Senate Mr. Gormley said he haG
aId OF no such plan on the part o
Continued on Second Page
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETING.

The regular meeting Of The HON.
oepothlc Medical Society of New Cas-
tie County Will be held in the Board
of Education Room, on Friday night.
The subject will be, Some sugges-
tons to the general practitioner con-
ce1ning the subject of accessory sin
US diseases by Dr. G. NJ. Mackenzie.
The society will give a banquet at the
Hotel dupont on January 81.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
BURY MIR. wIeGLEswoRrH.

the IuneraI OF Harvey 3. Wiggles-
worth, who died on Sunday. following
an operation, took place from his late
home. No. 305 French stret, this af-
ternoon, interment being made in the
Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry Mr.. Wigglesworth is survived
by his widow and two children, the
Youngest an infant.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
DROP THIS CASE.

The charge of assault and battery
against Sadie Chambers colored. was
dismissed by Judge Churchman in
City Court today Clara Johnson,
tolored, testified thar sadie hit her Ia
Carr'a saloon on Saturday night
Bernard Carr. who conducts the
saloon. said no blows we're struck in
his saloon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
EIGHr 0YER a0MI.e TlLK.

Frank and William Konicka, broth
ers. were each fined $40 and costs on
the charge of assault and battery on
a fellow countryman by Judge
Churchman this morning The trou-
Bile occurred in saloon after the men
had called one another owl
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
PARk BOARD MEETING.

Only routine business was consider
ed at this mornings meeting Of the
executive committee of the Board OF
Park Commissioners The annual cleo
tion of the Board Will take place this
afternoon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08

The regular meeting of The Law and
Order Society was held last evening
in the Offices of Caleb f. Burchenal,
when plans for the continuation OF
the work OF law and order In Kent
county was considered.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
MR. THUNDER THE ACC0MPANIsT

William Thunder. of Philadelphia.
will be the accompanist at the recital
to be given by Mrs. Leonard r. Wales
soprano. and Mrs William Arthur
Faulkner in Trinity Parish House on
Tuesday evening, January 2S
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08

Judge Bradford. sitting in the
United States Court today heard a
number of applicants for naturaliza-
ton papers. There are about twenty
applicants for the courts considera-
ton today. :
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
r r|SOME-WARD NUPTIALs.

V Edna NJ Newsome and Edward
8 were married Monday even
stthe Rev John Connelley. pas
of st Thomas Church.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08

s. raslu ne considered fully and be
sposcd Of by March IS. when ad-
imminent could be taken
The Republican members realize
lat their Democratic colleagues are
ore or less absorbed with the Sena-
rial hght, and will suggest that the
regoing schedule go into effect after
Ssnator is elected by the LegisIa-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
Women Are Better
Buyers Than Men.

Woman the purchasing head the She not only
buys most Of the things used the home Of the
things by the of each family we'll She purchases
the food clothing furnishings utilities buys
drens outfits and several times much her
needed by the
therefore, that she should
because advertising posted
merchandise the to
trade the values obtanahe She things
a money go
by reading advertisements.
q Read the advertisements in THE EVENING JOURNAL
closely and constantly day the ECONOMY
Copyrighted 1912. by j. P FarOn9
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08

Or NIGHT WORK
OF LEGISLATURE

II TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EER, Del, Jan. Republican
ers Of the House Of representa-
ave decided to give as much at
n as is possible to their duties
General Assembly, and on Mon
III propose a schedule Of day
Aight sessions for the General As
w.. and for COMMITTEES in order to
dite business. The Republican
snahlymen have considered the
eit in their caucuses and decided
the best interests Of the people
I'd be served by the members re-
ing in Dover nightly for commit
rk.
Republican caucus decided to
mend to the Democratic ma
that there be no session on
" mornings, but that the mem
- to Dover Monday afternoon
Rye a session OF the Legislature
hday night They also recon-
Hat sessions of the Legislature
v on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Ay and Friday. With committee
on Tuesday, Wednesday and
my nights. and that the mem-
Wnrt Tor home on Friday after
a lowing such schedule the
Ean members think all busl-
"a.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Jan. S-When
the Arkansas Legislature meets in
about a week to choose a successor
to the late Jefferson Davis in the
United States Senate there will be
many candidates. Prominent among
chem are Representative William A
Oldield and Governor Elect Joseph
I. Robinson. Mr. Robinson is just
ready to assume his gubernatoral
duties. but he would rather go TO tine
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-08
WEATHER

TT;sfsii'fs VAS fissii'fsGT6r. GT6r jnn. g.
For Delaware: Rain and
colder toniglts Thursday,
rain or snow and colder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05

wait moment, please II We something more 10
say to you.
He looked at her keeny then leaned against the bole
of tree, listening.
"I-I don't know just what you'll think of me, but
if II didn't feel pretty sure that you'd understand
what mean don't think ID have the courage speak
to you. You once told me you liked me great deal,
Mr.. Markham, and II know you meant it, because
you're not to say things you don't mean
"That's true, he confirmed her. I'm not.
"And think that's of the reasons believe in you,
she on smiling, 4and why thought your friend
ship might be worth while You're the only person I've
met in my world or out of it whose opinions
not tainted with self interest. Can you wonder that
value them"
"m glad of that, he said genuinely. I'D like to
help you if I can
would you?" she asked. "Would you really" She
and faced him. "hen teach the secret of your
happiness, John Markham!' she cried "Show me how
to live my life that get much out of it you
get out of Yours! There is there must be, way to
learn. I've always wanted to be happy but I've
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05

She dashed the tears from her eyes with the back of
her hand. ooh, know. And I'm awfully grateful l
really am don't know why didn't jump sooner.
saw the train too. 1 simply couldn't move l seemed
be glued there-un you shouted. 1t was lucky you
were there"
She buried her face in her hands moment and when
she Strengthened was quite calm again.
Its all over now Mr.. Markham, and I'm awfu1ly
obliged she said with laugh. "You fated to be
the recording angel of my maddest ventures
at was madness, he insisted.
al know it, she sighed. "And yet I'm quite sure I
would do it again"
Al don't doubt that in the least, he replied gravely,
concealng a smile would have done from mis-
chevous child.
There silence
"The world is very small isn't it, Mr.. Markham" she
asked. "What earth you doing here?'
al? Oh vagabondng. It's habit | have. I'm
doing Normandy
She examined him from top to toe, and then amused
N did you know that for the last week Olga had been
searching Havre high and low for you'"
NO. didn't know it. Where is she now?"
AT Trouvle And was to have dned with her to-
night
I'm afraid you'll hardly get there he said, looking
at his watch. "This line doesn't connect"
Doesn't it? oh, some line will, suppose" And
then irrelevantly, @Do you know Mr.. Markham, I've
often wondered what it would be like to be vagabond?
l think really am one deep down in my heart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
'nOOD ROADS MEETING IS
SLATED FOR CLARENDON

The Panhandle Division of th"'
Colorado.to Gulf Highway Awocin
tlou viu hoII very important meet
Iug 40 clarendon. Friday July 3D.
The meeting viii bc one of th"
most utere ing which The division
has ever held and there viii be- many
matters for Iiscu sion and action.
The Potter County Good Road A-so.
citation .s arranging 10 have q mum
her of carloads OF member. and otu.
ers from Amarillo and contiguous
points 10 be- present 40 the session.
The committee desires That an who
wish 90 tab, this trip communicate
with them co. once, $50 that arrange
mcnts can D. perfected tor the dele.
CATION which will 90 from Amarillo.
Those 90 be- notified are Walter eros.
sott and G. % Wolflin. the latter
prosid, OF the Potter County Good
Roads AssoCation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
COMMERCIAL CLUBS
MEET At TUCUMCARI

Al Tucu cart. August ith ihere
uilI b. melting OF thc Eastern New
Ne..eo and West Texas Cooperative
Commercial Clubs. embracing ait o.
tho CONNER ial clubs aud chambers
of commerce IN The states Of New
Nat.ro and Texas from Albuquerque
40 Memphis Texas The occasion
VlI be a freat blowout Tor the
purpose of getti. together on AT
proposition that are Of mutual De-
motif f1 ne various members
on tHe occasion several digniiar-
iss $3.50 b. present. Including Coy.
1881 e. urDaaald Of Sew Mexico In
cluded 100 o.. membersh.p of the or
ganilatI0n gro between 80 and ~
commercial clubs aud chambers o.
commerce. The secretary Of the 10
cal rhlmber of commerce has been
asked t1 Ist 10 the work and as
FAR o.. prac cable have members OF
the local organization present 10 par
tlcipate .u ne meeting
TITS l.kels that a fep Of Amarillo 2
chamber vl be- present ls the oc
caslon Dr. OF Of the greatest in the
lives OF H. various city organika
yb1s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
RANDALL COURT TRYING
WOMAN On UNIQUE CHARGE

DO the Randall County Court a.
Canyon Monday the State Of Texas
So Mr y Edna Henson was the style
OF o case being heard The defend
ent 81 charged with practicing medl-
cine without q license % is the only
one OF Iis kind that promises 10 b.
taken 20 the appellate court. should
the Randall county court decide
against her She is a Christian
Scientist practitioner The case has
drawn many witnesses and attracted
quite q great deal Of interest on ar
count OF iu unique character The
question which the jury seems -
have presented 10 n FOR Adjudication
is. whether q Christian Scientist has
right 10 heal or cure without first
procuring license for the purpose.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
BANKERS ASSOCIATION
CONVENE FOR TWO DAYS

The Panhandle Bankers ass0cil-
ton meet 10 this city toda, for n
two days session and ~ excellent
program will be- carried ont tho
meeting all be- called 20 order by
President o T.. slaton. Of Lubbock.
az the Virginia Theatre MANI pro-
minent bankers connected Rith The
association arrived on evening trains
Monday
The Invocation will b. said by Rev
r. " Trapnell. the address of vel.
come delivered by Mayor ~ D. Gee
The response will be- delivered bY %
a. p. Parker. president Of the $50.
tern National Bank ~ Hereford
This will be- followed hy the annual
report Of the Officers
Railroad Development loo fhe Pan
handle Il the subject FOR falk .1
y. & Fox vice president and genera
manager Of the Santa Fo raI.sa
The sllo' b. the theme ahirh %
N Bainer Of the Santa Do Agr.rI'
tural Department Will speak upon
Review Of Pending Curreno bog.
lsti0n" b. the topic upon which % ID
Care. vice president off tho First $50
tiOnal Bank 0f ~ Worth 700 speak
These Will be- followed by short taIk
and discussions Of prari.ra. home
questions Then the member 800
adjourn There will Boz % lawn parts
a. GlenwOod Park nt $500 O. 600 Il'
party all be taken 20 Palo uuro Can
yon by auto. where 10 barbecue 2.'
be- prepared following adlournmcu
M noon Wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
BUCHANAN STREET
CHURCH Meeting

beginning next sunday morning,
Rev ". J. Cauctran. pastor OF th"
buchanan street Methodist church,
viii conduct series OF revival SER
vices Ho viii DO the preaching f..
H. Poultcr Uil be- the leading singer
conducting the choir lie has nal
abundant experience in eyanrelisdc
meetings aud bias been an unusually
successful choir leader
Members Of the choir are reqest-
ed 10 meet with Mr. Poulter lt the
church Thursday night for organize
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
SHOOTING AFFRAY At
THE OWL DRUG STORE

Tn shooting arrape Fh.rb CO.,.
rsrr,4 sfortIy after tso o'o.ork Mon
Ia, afternoon .u Coo relr of the paI
U-ur ors %. Eaf Fourth Street.
BERT Wuther. fhe proprietor bad
tho little finger of hiH r.gb' hand
ladi. shattered hg bullet and j o.
Harris. q santa 90 A.trhm1n r'.
re.ged Gun Rounds Boo face. nrra-'
and Ieg and aas conveyed to ihn
SCI Anthony sIn.farlm here th'
phFslr.an. rTfrsrfed fHn huI.e's none
af tH.rf bad found vital spos Bert
l.nfhrr nas ouIg slightly injured
Complaints rerr oru oIi AGAINST
fIe men ana fhef aora placed under
bond af 81 900 each
trr0rHIa. no e.frr. HarU e.
farsI tHe drug r4r. and af 1Iferoa
tan arose. au8 before fas T'ne.fe.
f.rr la4f. of IHo affair bullet.
rsro rhIluag behind thc pharmacy
counter 90. fto men shooting n'
each 0tuor from arfos. tho counter.
until theIr ammunition tas almost
depleted. Iru fH.. afrrDd to Oh
continue tbr lrH. iu trying 40 DO
p-..e uarI. OF hI. weapon tho latter
Boa HD .rlfNr fired shot into Dol.
own H.Hf 'rg. aI.'H .H tho only Hrr
Sous ono OF tle four which struc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
WI! NERING VISITS
GETTYSBURG REUNION

r q NI1mDIa aaf returned 10
Amarillo after being asay several
aeek BOO reanHI.aa He aas CALI
ed ~ lork PENN 20 boz ~ the bed
ado of biz br9th,fu-hN RhO died
After aftIug the estate of his sister.
Wr Dora q Kot.up boz vent 20
tho rmnlaraf. 5000 Union reunion
at Gettysburg where Boz bad occas
ION to goo fhe remaining Veterans ~
.tIr rsI aar lIr visited th" monu-
uaat erected f1 fhr memory 0f Jen-
Mo Wade tho hot there. In
eortad.arrrti1a eifh thn animositY
ttist existed lrf.eeu thc Union and
Confederate when fAe battle or
Ceugburg Has fought che two fac
lions. though having mover forgot
iHe Causes for ai..h they had fought,
.r.irl .I friendship and companion
ahip. ana IuferuingIed in one perfect
tIs Ia' hal. t0 fHe roorgauiz"d I'M
Joni
Hr WumrrIug after leaving the
gesr.nuIr battlefield aont 10 Han
o.a. pl.. slnrr boz bad tGe pleasure
OF meeting and hlkus hands With
more Htu 900 D' n.H relatives That
.e...1. o. iHr rlnfrF is in good
.ape financially Boz reports and Tho
crops Ir sp.ordil shape u 10 op-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22

Are cured by nr HDheauF Eczema
Ou'mcu. ahirh heals an skin erun.
uons $50 matter how Ions you have
been troubled by itrhinE. burning or
Dly skin humors. just put q litIle
~ that soothing antiseptic. Dr Hob
.ou Eczema Ointment. on the sores
and tho suffering stops instantly
Healing begins that very m.nu'o
DOCTORS nee h. 90 their practice and
recommend % Mr AIlemau. Of Lit-
uoi0uu pa. ny Had eczema on
forehead. Or ilobson Eczema Oint-
mout cured Do iu tnp weeks" Guar
anterd to rolioyo or money refunded.
AN druggists or hy mail Price 5nc.
rfdnrr Chemical CO.. Philadelphia
and S. Louis Amarillo Drug store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22

First class $500 Plano. $50.
Call at sos Monroe


A. tar Polk street Methodist
church sunday uIght Rev Ernest =
Robinson preached the fourth Of
series OF five sermons on the Evils
OF Modern Society. which was one OF
the best which has as yet been de-
uypred Tho theme has been studied
laborIoualy and the preacher handles
tho subject FOO way that indicates
hs familiarity with the prevalence
of diversion from the road OF recti-
ude. which has been hard one for
people who Try 10 serve God and
Uammon and 20 travel with any de-
gree Of certainty Of reaching the COW
etrd goal OF paradise
Rev q. =. Kiker preached sunday
uirht ~ the Houston street church
10 faIr-siled congregation Quar-
tcrly conference was held Saturday
might no This church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
.NNHANBIE MAN MARliiES
MINERAL WELLS GIRL HERE

Va. =. Shannon OF Panhandle was
married 10 Miss Winnie Pace of Min
cal Wells. sunday afternoon at
O'Clock by District Judge W ~.
browning IN the county court house.
The party lei, In the afternoon. Mr..
shannon is we'll known in Pan
handle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22

Try Daily News oant ads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
AMARILLO MAN INNINT~
STHEET car tNDIt MON

q e Timmons of ths Di's has u
vented street indicator and uou
signal for trolley cars having rD
coiyed a patent FOR same Monday
Tho invention ls for advising pas
senrcrs when thoy reach desired
streets a. well aa for notiitue ihr
motormau the stop when reached
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22
tICT PRESIDENT WANTS
TOO Ot. HIGHW ~ EOtTI

Tho secretary o. the Chamber of
Commerce has received o. communi-
cation from u. Clop vice president
of the Coloralo-to-Gmf Highway a.
sociaiion aatug for log of the rout"
from TrIuid 20 San Angelo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22

County Clerk Sam % No'loa ha
issued Two marriage licenses during
the past three days
W T. shannon and Miss winnie
Pace
William Fields. .'ulorol tud Nn.
mic Gary. lcolorodI