davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
BARBER SHOPS ARE
RUNNING AS USUAL

Journeymen BARRIERS who struck
Wednesday for shorter working time
returned to work at o'clock yester-
day afternoon as agreed, and shops
are now running at full capacity
again. AS told yesterday, the en-
ployers and employees compromised
on the time that o'clock closing
should take effect and set it as July
IA. On and after that day the work
ing hours will be from 1880 O'Clock
in the morning until o'clock at
night.
There is no change in the situa-
tion of the terra Gotta workers
strike today. Meetings were held
last night by labor leaders and the
strikers and negotiations are under
way for settlement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
Progressive State Chairman
Will Run at Primaries for
Nomination for Governor
HAS ISSUED STATEMENT
SETTING FORTH VIEWS
Heads Faction That Opposes
Any Affiliations With Either
of the Old Parties.

Edmund B. Osborne, of Montclair,
chairman of the Progressive state
committee, in a circular sent out to-
day, announces himself a candidate
for the Progressive nomination for
governor. Mr.. Osborne takes an ad-
vanced stand on the issues and up
holds the principles Of the Progress
sive party as declared at Chicago
last year. He is of the no-fusion
faction in the Progressive ranks and
insists that the party stand alone in
the coming campaign. His statement
announcing his candidacy is as fol-
lows.
MFR. Osborne's Statement.
I announce myself candidate for
the nomination for governor at the
Progressive party primaries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
FIRE COMPANIES ARE
BLOCKED BY TRAIN

The handicap of grade railroad
crossings to fre-fghting became evil
dent today when the Protection Hook
G Ladder Company and Lincoln En-
gine Company apparatus was held
up for five minutes while enroute to
small blaze. Only the fact that the
blaze was in a small outhouse pre-
vented a greater damage.
The fire, which occurred at 1870
o'clock this afternoon, was started
from an oil stove in a shed in the
rear OF $40 Johnstone street, owned
by Martin Pifpir. The shed was used
as bedroom and today it was being
utilized as a kitchen when an oil
stove in it was being used for cook
ing. The damage was about $25.
An alarm was turned in from box "a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
INVESTIGATE DRIVING
OUT THE JAPANESE
Special BY United Prsss Wirs.

Washington, June 27:-Secretary
Bryan stated today that the state de-
partment will investigate as soon as
possible the action of citizens of
Henet, Riverside county, California,
who yesterday drove out a party of
Japanese fruit pickers. The secre-
tary said he had received no repre-
sentation from the Japanese embassy
and that all he knew of the case
was contained in the newspapers.
He will ask for an official report on
the matter,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
Cannot Stay in Canada.

hpecTuI UV UH3Ith IFsAN WWs
Montreal, Canada, June 27.--The
Canadian government today ordered
the arrest of Jack Johnson pending
deportation as an undesirable immi-
grant, If he attempts to remain in
the dominion, following a request by
Secretary Bryan. If he proceeds on
his way to France, he will be unmo-
Tested. Canadian authorities say he
can be deported In case he attempts
to stay in Canada. Johnson said he
Will sail on Tuesday for France.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
EMPEROR'S YACHT IN
KEEL REGATTA TODAY
Special by United Press IT,re.

Klel, Ger, June 27,-Emperor
William aboard his rocing schooner,
Meteor, was a competitor today in
the annual Kiel regatta. He started
in the race for class A boats. His
rivals being Hamburg II, formerly
the American schooner Westward,
now owned by Hamburg Yachtman
G. Bezil Whitaker; Kiels English
schooner, Margharite, and DR..
Krupp Won Bohlen and Halbath's 8
GermAnia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
DEMAND AN APOLOGY
FROM BAN JOHNSON
speoso, oy United prss. Wire.

Cleveland, June 27.-Incensed
over what they consider Ban John
sons unwarranted criticism of Man
ager Birmingham, OF the Maps, fans
have started an endless chain Of let
ters and petitions to the American
League president demanding that he
apologize to Birmingham.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
JURY At SOMERVILLE
DECIDE LOUIS CSIPO
GUILTY AS PERJURER
TREATY BETWEEN u. S.
AND MEXICO EXPIRES
spectal BY United Press wire.

Washington, June 27.-When the
treaty between the United States and
Mexico expires today the recognition
of the Huerta government in Mexico
by this country become more dis
tant, Negotiations for a new treaty
will not be considered until Ambas-
sador Wilson's successor is named.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
johnson TO Become Exile

Special Uy United Press Wirs.
Toronto, June 27.-Jack Johnson
will exile himself for fear that he
may be arrested and sent to prison,
according to friends in this city, who
claim he will never return to the
United States. Johnson himself
maintains that he intends to return
to Chicago in November.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
MMffTPENN ALL SMILES
AFTER HIS CONFERENCE
WITH THE PRESIDENT
PRESIDENT AND FAMILY
GO TO NEW HAMPSHIRE
bu unitea Press Wirs.

Washington, June 27.-President
Wilson, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson
and their daughters, will leave here
today for Cornish, N. H., where all
but the President Will spend the
summer. He will remain for few
days, and then expects to return to
Washington and keep his hands on
official matters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
COMMISSION FOR MANY
CITIES IN PENNSYL VANIA
syeciaI sy Un.ted prss, wtrs.

Harrisburg, Pa, June 27.-Gov-
ernor Tener today signed the Clark
third class city bill, providing for the
establishment OF the commission
form of government in more than
score Of cities in this state. He also
signed bill providing a tax of two
and one-half per cent on anthracite
coal. 49,,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
TARIFF REPORT
NOT YET READY
President Can Remain at
Cornish Over Fourth.
Special by United Prsss Wy-a.

Washington, June 27:-President
Wilson was informed today that
there was no present likelihood Of
the senate Democratic caucus re-
porting the tariff bill to the senate
proper until after July 4. Senators
Kern, James, Shields and Chamber
ke1d a conference with the exec
.asive and explained to him the pro-
gress that has already been made.
Senator Kern, as majority leader,
told the President that II he wanted
to stay in New Hampshire over July
4 there was no reason why he should
not do SO.
SuhScrfha for fha NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
CUNNINGHAM
OUT ON BAIL
Epsc.aI to ths EVENING HEws.

New Brunswick, June 27:-Martin
Cunningham, charged with murder,
was released on bail today since the
state was unable to present any more
evidence than that which was given
at previous trials and which proved
insufficient,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
Hlohest Nav Jersey,

New jerseys greatest altitude is 49,
275 feet. which is a point two miles
north Of Trucha's peak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF REMOVAL.

8. Peterson, hair dressing, and mani
cure, and DR.. j. Morrow, chiropodist,
have removed to their new Offices, l3l
Smith St., over the Royal Theatre,
Perth Amboy, N. ]. Telephone 1874.
Hair Goods and Toilet articles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27

Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27

wS Err - Contin-
- }Harm and prob
y .Sbiy fair tonight
and Saturday. Mod
crate southwest to
west winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-27

1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
ON ERWHELMlNG MAJORITY ~
FAVOR or MEASURE AS Az.
PRO,ED ~ COMMITTEE
SENATE VOTES TOMORROW.
One Lane 4,Nas Democrat Voted
Against Proposition, Probably
u Prevent Unanimous
Vote


~ Associated Pr~.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 2e.---
The House pasred The conference re-
por, on the administration currency
bin at ten forty-ti,e tonight by a
vote OF two hundred and nine'y-oight
to sixty, and fent It, report to the
senate. which had waited In session
to receive il before II adjourned.
Earlier IN the afternoon the SEN
ate agreed to vote on the bill no, Ia
ter than gao tomorrow afternoon
aud leaders regard II as certain that
the bin will be In the hands of the
president tomorrow night
In the final vote thiriy-seren re
publIcans. Including Parton and
burke. ~ South Dakota. and twelve
progressiyes voted for the bill.
The House then took n recess UNI
IN January II upon Adjournment to-
morrow according to Joint resolu-
tlon.
Senator owen announced that n
separate bill to provide for guar
antee o. bank deposits viii be con-
sldered in the near future.
Galloway. a democrat OF Texas,
voted against the bill
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
BERLIN At HIGH
TIDE FOR HOLIDAY
GERMANS ENTERING CHRIST
MAS SEASON WITH ALI
ABANDON OF RACE.
spcylai to The Nsws

Spc,iai to The Nsws
BERLIN. Dec. Berlin Is a.
the hirh tide 81 the Christmas sea-
son just now. and there So not. one
can be quite sure, more interesting
city In Europe. There b no feature
OF German life which shows so little
cbango as the Christmas celebrations.
Except. perhaps. TAFT ,s-..-',- =
.tvse-..a d. aslt .rY4c li.d u. $40.
The receivers more critical or exact
ing. one Christmas "a precisely NE
another. Family piety and essential
conservatism stil prevails every
where. and however little definite
religion may remain IN the celebro-
tious nothing is stranger than the
contrast between the actual temper
and occupation Of the public and the
railing and blaspheny OF tho Social
lst press.
The return ~ the Crown Prince
10 Berlin is taken Co mean that all
differences In the imperial family.
n any serious differences really have
existed are 20 be forgotten durine
the Yuletdc festivIiio The I'm
peror and Oh, entire family Will cole
hr,te Christmas with an the tradi-
tlonal customs For several weeks
the leading shopkcepcrs OF Perrin
have been summoned TO Potsdon al
most eyory afternoon. in order that
their Majestic m,Fht have opporu-
nifty 10 select their hit9 In addi.
ton 70 many valuable presents for
the members of his family and bis
favorite relatives am0rs European
ROYALTY. the Emperor has gathered
together regular Santa Klaus store
~ sporting guns scddlcr, ouifiis
scarfpius Iewe''ci cases and other
approrrlatc articles 20 be- presented
M christmas time 10 the many Ia
dies and gentlemen attached 10 hi'
/ houscho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23

NFW YORK. Dec ."-Nrs to,
O. Glover divorced pIl' OF Daniel
Do vHo-. whom hc vas tvirs -
s,a 200 DO. Angelo. today when Clio
yer -ho, and KILLED h.U. o. o. daugh-
ter OF u G. Campbell o wealthy
wall street broker.
She married uo Viiers iu iuI ciiy
n 1905. after % divorce from pre-
tIous husband
They then went t0 cotuia IA
salle county Texas where no WI
lers bad small ranch
Nrs d. v.Uar- obtained az
,orcc from Der husband 'n San AN
tonic iu 1911
De v.ilors q. of a we'll known Cape
Colony. South NfrIra family. sotor-
al member. 1, which have been
kniRhtcd
To was prominent To- tho Boer
var.
t.ar year Do Vu'rrs WIS idenir
led with tho campo .Eu Of Governor
Coiquift
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23

NEW YORK. Doc 90 The five
thousand officers and mon aboard
tho four United States battleships
now IN port are looklnG forward 70
a merry Christmas The batil'-hips
are The Utah. Florida and Arkansas
and The nagehip Wyoming. Nearly
5000 600 has been dealt out 90 -
ofGcors and men by the payma-,er.
and from this sum the men are max
inr liberal contributions Tor the
Christmas spreads S.y md ciFh'
course menus will be- the order Tor
the Christmas dinners aboard The
ships In the meantime the blue
Jackets are enjoying liberal shore
leave During the entire week att
but absolutely necessary work vii
b. dispensed with on tho ships
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
FORMER CHILEAN MINISTER TO
UNITED STATES TAKES Is-
str NTH AMERICAN.
TALKS MONROE DOCTRINE
Might Mean Serions Complications
should Foreign Powers Attempt
To- Take Hand la
America.

HIfNNNN To ~" w."
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Dec "a
Members OF the diplomatic corps, es-
recially representatives from the
South American countries we're
greatly interested In q report roach
Ing Washington sunday that Form
or President Roosevelt and Or. Mar
clal Martinez. at one time Chilean
minister TO the United States. had
clashed ~ Santiago de Chile on ac-
count OF divergent views on the Mon
roe doctrine. The Chilean Is report
ed to have strongly dlssented from
the Roosevelt view that the much
discussed doctrine still is a vital is
sue.
The reported debate attracted un-
usual interest here because both OF
of the prepared speeches were re-
viewed before delivery by the Chill
can foreign office. Or Martinez, u
was said Sunday night was elected
M the spokesman OF the Chilean gov
eminent at the state reception given
the American visitor recently at tho
University OF Santiago by his warm
friendship for the United States. He
IS one Of the oldest and most emil
nent Chilean diplomats and made
many lasting friendships during his
tenure as minister here many years
ago.
In his address at the Roosevelt
reception. Or Martinez dealt with
thoh Monroe Doctrine charactorizing
| It rs dead ISSUE and arguing that
conditions which gave rise to rs pro-
mulggiior by President Monroe "
( 1923 have almost entirely disap
uerted :. THE sI-,t-la, Z SO 49,
have aS-'lseu tne ~ lionel
Roosevelt who replied a'.ae heat.
holding that the Monroe doctrine
'till was "a vital principle OF TIE for
eign Motley OF the United States. lie
~ siad. too. 20 have suggested that
| Il was ill-advised on such an occa-
sion 10 iuauFurate n controversy.
Colonel Roosevelt. according to
report stated that before leaving the
United states that the text OF the
addresses he proposed 10 deliver in
Brazil, Argentine and Chile had been
submitted 20 the diplomatic reure-
sontatiycs In Washington TO eliminate
ianythinr that might prove offensive
10 his hosts. To this Or Martinez Is
said 10 have replied that his own adj
dress had been submitted 20 tho
chilean foreign office three DAYS be-
/ fore Colonel Rooscvelt's arrival and
that as no objection had been raised
To- that quarter De- could see no rea-
con why the discussion Of the Mon
roe doctrine should be avoided as 4
/ dangerous issue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
s.v Inchc~ u, Canadian

Special ta The News
CANADIAN. Tex, Dec g. The
first heavy snow fall OF the winter
came sunday afternoon and night
n fell FAST bu, there vas no wind
and .he temperature was not very
low. Tho fall measured even Sis
inches this morning. which will be-
beneficial 10 wheat. The snow o.
melting slowly today under a warm
sunshine Reports are that the snow
wae general over this part Of The
Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
HOTEL OFFICE
BIILDING FOR PARIS

PARIS. ToXas Dec % The
hoard o. directors Of the Gibraltar
Life Insurance Company have Dc
elded 10 Greet O. combined hotel and
office bu.Idinl In this city 10 cost.
when complete $4,000 4 com
mittee has been appointed "a select
a sfe and receive bids for the rev
structure Tho Board % Directors
say that everything vii be- in read
ness Immediately after the holidays
for the construction ot tho building.
which will boz OF steel Tho eiificr
viii be equipped with az modern
convenience
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
SAN ANTONIO MAN KILLED
silence Ut Two Living Principals
Prevent, Police From Making
HcndWay Investigating


srsrls' t0 The vows
los ANGELES. Co' Doc. o.
Handicapped Dos the silence OF tae
$50 living principals Co. the traerdy.
tho polio, mad. uu', progress '1al}
To- their iuveatir1r1n o.. che c.rcum-
stances OF the NlltnE ~ p7Hr. N"
VIlrr. OF san Antonio o., E.E .o.
ycr. % land agent here
u VAS as,cr'aiued that %, '.'.r
was shot vh.'e trying to .'e Mrs
Glover. hiH former wife and h.H two
children. who catered the room
where mo TRACED occurred .u time
ta 500 th..r father I.a. hHt tho ilen.
uty OF pc V.Nrrs ana SIR. Glover
prior 20 rcr marriage arc 5000 mat
tcrs of speculation
She and Glover refuse to say a
word r0rrorr.us thO tragedy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
hmm Nh. rrln Nc,icn.

n "7"-"I T||"
MEXICO CITY Dec 11-Of an
nroru Har H.r which haye arr,.
.1 Ga Mexican visitors. 10 appear.
probable that fhc japanese cruiser
Iduno win boz tho first 90 boo rep
r, aHuH Hy .ts marines in 'fe Mex
.cau capital
o.. Itwmo reached Nluflnillo
TODAY ana o. announced a' thn nat
.ouaI palace CHAT O. contingent of Tap
aHa V.n start pr Mexico cry tbls
Vpt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
ACTIVITIES ~ WpUiN
on rJLD REVIEWED

MOAN. Tex e. az sine
tho b.s,, rain thesg section
have eubs'e' a. c ground IA.
hrruu '1 drf Wor. thie MORAN OF
n0'ds h7s i..u nep WIN f''
Moved lctyb - rf'''n' ''i''
s.v reo ,.l. rr sunk here
and mater la "a placed on the
ground DIS var. oil concerns lo'
a. many more I p latest COMPANY
q, ,..i-r non o. his fold is the
p..r,, r.rIvce 4. ociatiou. which
has leased q puw r OF town Iol
FOR tho pa posr r'llihf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
-, Incbe, n, Lubbock

special 20 The Moss
ITBBCK. Texas. Dec. 22.-Lnh'
book received is first snow Tor the
winter yesterday. and then eot about
six inches. Tho first cold weather
came with b.
Everybody is preparing Tor Christ.
mas. the church vill all celebrate
the stores report a hiE business, and
the posioffce employees are almost
rwamped with mail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
SNOW OVER THE PANHANDLE
Most poiuts. Report Practically si'
Inches Fall and No Low
Temperatures.


specia. 10 The Nsvs.
TULlh, Texas Dec. % With a
SLIGHT wind from the east. snow tel
All day sunday and sunday nisht IN
swisher county. 70 tho depth OF 8 Y
inches
with the recent rains, this gives
Sw,sher county the best season that
IL has Ind for five years,
Wheat is heing pastured at this
time and every indication is that we
viii have a large yield another year.
The crop being FAR above the aver
age in accrnRc. and Tho condition at
this time exceeding 100 per cent
good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
LADIES RFtIN , WEAR
GOODS FAC Dry ~ DALLAS

DALLAS Tea Doc y A ST.
Louis Missouri T has announced
mo-, q v'il cs,a' 1 a factory here
for The makiagl 'adI'. ready -
wear goods exd ely To- primo.
nal products W. onsisi Of knmo.
nas. princess sli and petticoais
Tho rrt cnierri vii be- located
iu the heart OF hi, business disttct
and begin opera the early part
of f9lt The etory viii afford
employment 10 ut roo sirls anf
RompE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23

WASNfN ton. ID. q. Dee -
laf night was che longest of the
year n fhe northern hemisphere. the
uw, between sunset ana sunrise
being fourteen hours aud f.t'y -four
minutes Asironomic1I's winter De
san BOZ emf. vicinity a. 90 O'Clock
This morning thc sun and Garth at
that time being 40 tbe minimum
point 1f separation B'rnn.n. TO-
dan tho nights VII become shorter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
rriscn suits In Court.

81. Louis, Mo, Dec. 22.--ln the
United states Circuit Court today
Judge Walter II. sanborn heard ar
guments on the petition filed by VIE
liam Niles and other stockholders OF
the 81. Louls and san francisco
/. rssssaaa II ienke - hrfnf q q
Tor restitution against present ails
citn.cr Gr.ciors OF the railroad.
The petitioners allege that certain
present and former directors and OF
licials OF the railroad are RESPONSE
bic O. stockholders FOR losses incur
red by the sale TO the Frisco OF
feeders lines which they hal pro-
NOTED. II Is further charged that
the deals mentioned resrlted In
throwing the biz railroad system Into
bankruptcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
COLORADO NAN SUGGESTED
FOR INTERSTATE COW. COM.

WASHINGTON. u G.. Dec "a
Menry clay Hall, former mayor of
Colorado Springs. Colorado. vas
sugcested for an interstate commerce
commission position today AZ a con-
ference of the president with Sena-
tor Thomns and Representative Sell
domridgo OF Colorado.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23

alsciaI q" - Vow
AINVfEW. Texas. Dec. 22.--
Telephone reports here give inches
snow al Lubbock inches NJ Lock
ney. . inches a. Floydada. inches
a, TuMa. inches Al silverton. and
a heavy fall a. Conyon plainYiev
has inches. FIGURE which ran be
accepted al general South Plains
SNOW fan avcrare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23

SALEM. ore, Dec. Do Members
of the western division OF Inc Oregon
state Teachers Association rallied
here i0 force TODAY Tor what promis-
as 90 be- one of tho largest and most
profitable of the annual meetings
hold by 'bc organization. nr T. n
Alderman. OF the oregon state Nor
NAL School is presldinc over tho
general sessions. which vii continue
three days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
ARKANSAS faCEs
REAL DNY SPELL
PRESENT WEEK VIII m HfR
LAST ONE A. LICENSED
WET srtTE.

Sryciai 10 Tao News
LITTLE ROCf- Dec 22.-N
The present week viii ne Arkansas
last a. q wet state. for time al
least. with the 1tst Of the year
the Going lail.lh r law will co9m
Toto operation ga thereafter
= !. si,:,.@.,.cG'3;:'@.,,@'
"a viii be rerm' 10 s'll ~
1Vhe Attorney Ge11-'r has decid ~
that no county Jude can vranJ y
license b@oTo he rev Jaw comes
into effect, which mems th'(t all
of the saloons In the state wv go
out Of business at hest temporarily
when the clocf '-iko. The mldYish,
hour on December 30. That icom-
paratively few of them viii eyeD re
open seems abnluir'y crrlgiu In
view OF the .trill.a' coud fions
that mus, bc COMP 4 vith hciire a
license can zoo .lod with No Sa-
hara-like prospect looming up hYiorc
them. saloon patron are 1endi tg IN
anticipatiyo orders Q. 90 delivery "a on
the last DAYS OF no month rte sa-
loon mon expect DO annual CiNisa-
mas sales G. Doe 1uE % small ffeior
compared OBJ th. 'Hrfa orders mat
will Doe booked JH ut the rcmahlng
DAYS ~ grace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
Mn,inr rictnrc Wen Organize.

PORTLAND. ore. Dec 2e.-Pro-
priotors OF moving picture theatres
throurhout Oregon gathered In this
city today for a two DAYS conven-
ton. the chief purpose OF which is
20 perfect State organization for
he protection OF their mutual in
terests. A feature OF the convention
viii be 4 banquet 20 which Cover
nor West and other notables have
been invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
WILSON ORDERS REPRINAND
OT lRuN AND NAVY OFFICERS


WASHINGTON. n. C.. Dec "a
President Wilson today made public
his letters to Secretaries Garrison
and Daniels. ordering every seri-
ous roprImaud 20 be administered
to rho army and navy officers who
participated In the recent Ca-abao
dinner az which the Philippine policy
of tho administration was rIdiculed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-23
EMPEROR NENElIk
NOW OFFICIALLY DEAD

Adds ABEBA. Abyssinin. Dec.
e-.-The death OF Emperor Menelik
vas officially announced here today.
The death Of the emperor has been
reported many time but this Is the
fra official announcement that he
is dead.