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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09
WOODROW WILSON
WRITES ADDRESS
HE MAY REVISE BEFORE
GIVING OUT TO NEWS
! PAPERS

PRINCETON. n. j., Feb. s.
Wilson today compile
ted the first draft of his inaugural
address. He acted as his own steno-
grapher in producing the document.
He began sketching II In shorthand
Thursday and resumed the task to-
day, copying his notes on typewriter
in his study He said II was about
2000 words long but he hoped TO
be able to abbreviate II.
II have not looked mp other inau-
gural addresses" said he, so don I
know whether this one Is short or
longf He indicated that he was not
satisfied with It and might change
IL before giving II out TO the newspa-
pers for advance circulation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb s-An
international romance reached lts
elimination today In the ceremony
at the Cathedral In this city which
made Miss Eleanor Douglas Wise.
daughter OF Mrs Frederick May
Wise. the bride OF the Due de Richie
lieu. French nobleman Cardinal
Gibbons officiated at the ceremony.
which was followed by a wedding
breakfast and reception at the Straf-
ford Hotel
The bride is a member Of the Wise
family OF Virginia Her father was
the late Commander Frederick a.
Wise. T. s y. who took part In
the civil War aud in the Boxer up
rising en- China DE died in Yoko-
homa 10 1901.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09
ALDERMAN ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH BRIBEi;Y

e. Associated Press
DENVER. Colo. Feb. S-Alder-
man James O'Driscoll OF the sixth
ward of this city was arrested today
on the charge OF attempting TO hribe
Excise Commissioner A A. Blakeley
TO Grant him a saloon license
O'Driscoll who was released under
$500 bond. declared he had Offered
Blakely $500 commission because
the license would increase the value
OF his property
Charges were first made on the
floor of the council Tuesday night.
and the district attorney inyestigat-
ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09
TAKES ACTION AGAINST
SHOE MACHINERY COMPANY
By Associated Prea

BY Associated Preo
TRENTON. n. j., Feb. S.-The
Federal government made its third
antitrust move against the United
Shoe Machinery Company in civil
suit filed today.
The petition charges the defend
ant corporation with using unfair
tactics to force Keighley a Company,
Its competitor, into an unlawful CON
tract for leasing, sale and fixing the
price OF "lnseam Trimming Ma
chine"
The United States District Court
asked for a terminate contract under
which the Keighley Company gave
the United CoApany exclusive right
to lease to shoe manufacturers the
"inseam trimming machine"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09
DEMOt RATS OF HOUSE
NOT BOUND BN CAUCUS

BY Associated Prsa.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Feb. S.--No
caucus pledge will bind the Houst
democrats this year when the vote =
taken on appropriation for batt :
ship construction.
The economy caucus called -
members tonight who are opposed 70
authorization OF any battleships APP
preparation bill this session, failed
to materialize. as result of the alb
sence of nearly all democrats who
favor an increased navy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09
Roy SCOTS WILL
ASSIST NJ iNAJGI RATIOS

~ As80rIaicd Ff0ss
WASHINGTON ID. c. Feb
The boy scouts are % bs given 900
opportunity 'o demonstrate fhs val
ne Of their training Oh Inauguration
day
Between five and six hundred boy
scouts will aid iu taking care o. those
needing medical asslstancr either
among marchers or spectators The
special duty will be- 10 viswag for
ambulances Eight scouts will act
as litter carriers with each ambu-
lance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09
SECOND LYMCH|MG
IN MISSISSIPPI
NEGRO BURNED AT STAKE
FOR MURDER OF MRS.
WILLIAMS

BY Associated Press
HOUSTON. Miss. Feb. s.-Dib-
reli Tucker. the negro in whose pos
session was found the diamond ring
belonging to Mrs j. G. Williams,
who was murdered Thursday. was
lynched late today by a mob In the
courthouse square.
Yesterday another negro believed
to have murdered Mrs Williams was
lynched.
Tucker was chained TO an iron
post. a kettle of tar was poured over
him. then faggots were piled about.
The father of Mrs. Williams shot
him four times just after the faggots
were ignited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09
NICHOLAS PERSONALLY
DIRECTS OPERATIONS

PODGORlTZh. ,iontenegro. Feb
s-A general attack by the comoin'
ed Mhntenegrin-Seryian armies omen
ed on the Turkish fortress Scutari
this morning
King Nicholas .s personally direct.
.iue the operations The Allies artil
lery sIleuced the Turkish battery on
Muselim Hl then the iniantr'
stormel tle Dim. driving ont 'h'
Turks with the h1glraf ana oapfw
ing tho position
Two Ottoman ehins were sunk r
Lake -.rfIr
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Suffragcttcs Practice Starvation

~ Associst,d Press
DUBLIN, Feb S.-Three sufira
gettes who were sentenced recently
to a months hard labor for an attack
on the windows of Dublin Castle are
now on hunger strike Mrs. Hop
kins, one of them is in such serious
condition that she was released to-
day and sent TO hospital
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09
BEACH AND WIFE
GO To NEN NOl;k.

AIKEN. $. c.. Feb s. Frederick
O Beach. the New York millionaire,
acquitted here yesterday of The
charge OF assault.ne his wife with in-
tent 10 kill. left today for New York
accompanied by Mrs Beach and a
party OF friends
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70
FIGHT HOG CHOIEEt \


" Associated Press
WASHINGTON. d G.. Feb. g.
Senator Cummins is offering an
today TO =. agricultural
appropriation bill which proposed a
comprehensive state and federal gov
ornment campaign for the elimina.
tiou of hog cholera. O disease against
which the federal government BIAS
been fighting many years.
Senator Cummins asked am appro
priation OF 100000 to enable the
and the states to coop
crate along lines of different activity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09
senator, E,honcra,ed OF Corruption

" NftnVIsTrU FTrts
WASHINGTON. u G.. Feb s.
Senators Watson and Chiffon of
West Virginia. were eNonerated OF
charges OF corruption in a report de-
c.ded upon today by the Senate cIe'-
tions committee
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DIRECT ELECTION OF
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Feb S-The
House joint resolution providing for
ratification OF amendment 20 the
United States constitution for direct
election Of United States senator's.
passed the Senate today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09

ALLEGED AUTO
BANDIT IDENTIFIED
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO. Ill. Feb. s.
Claude Jack Rose, alleged
auto bandit. today was identi-
fled as one of the men who
shot and wounded Policeman
Fred Sticken month ago
when he attempted TO arrest
them after the jewelry store
robbery. Sticken Is still con-
fined TO his home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-09

Washington Forecast
WASHINGTON r G.. Feb S.
West TeNls Local r1irs Sunday
Monday Unsettled
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TWtATntp

Local Forecast
Fair and warmer sunday
Yesterday's temperature
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Continued on PAGE Four
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Unfavorably Reported

The following resolutions 10 amend
the constitution were reported un-
favorable. Resolutions 20 grant the
Iegirl1ture the right 20 exempt GER
'ain sections OF the state from the
payment 81 delinquent taxes. resolu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-24
La dignidad maternal
LA INFAME CONDUCTA DE UN
HIJO, ES CAUSA MORAL DEL
SUICIDIO DE SU MADRE

Mayagiiez. 24-EIace dias, habia de
saparecido de su domicilio la Necina de
esta ciuIdad, Juana Alequin, de 10 amos
de edad, que viva Ell union de sus hlJos
Juan Y Lorenzo.
Estos. apenados, con la misteriosa de
saparici0n de su madre practlcaban
activas pesquisas para dar con el para
dero de ella, sin Que en- sus gestloneS
obtuvieran resultados satisfactorlos
Aver manan'a, las s, fue encontradc
ell cadaver de la infeiiz mujer, pendlen-
te de un arbol de cafe, en- una finca que
en- ell barrio "Quemado" posee Tomas
Aponte. Los atribuladOs hijos, mani
fiestan que su pobre madre tomo la la
tai determination de suicidarSe. cuan
do Sc enter6 de Que sll Otro hlJo Ber
nardo. estaba preso, acus;ldO por VanoS
delitos de hurto. cuya vergiienza nc
pudo ella subsistir Ell Fiscal Orden(
que Sc practicara la autopsia al cada
ver.-COrresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-24
Noticias locales

El dfa % del corriente mes, probable
mente, llegara a nuestro puerto el va
Dor Montreal de la compania Irasa-
tlantica francesa, siguiendo viaJe al
mismo dla para Puerto. Plata y demaS
puertos de la ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-24

Realizamos al costo, y en- muchos casos
perdiendo toda nuestra eNlstencla Ell
ell ramo de trajes hechos y ropa interior
para senoras. La realization durara has
ia ell 10 de julio, iRaz6n de
esta venta eXtraordinaria? Que
en- dicha fecha nos trasladaremos
al acreditado local que hoy ocupa M
Savino, San Francisco So, y nos dedica-
remos solamente al ramo de Joyerla y
Ropa Hecha para Caballeros.
Gallardo Hnos. Pasaje Matienzo.
Ell domingo % del actual, tendra ID
gar la aperture del mercadO publico de
esta Capital. una vez terminadas las
reformas que Sc haclan en- el.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-24
Cine "Tres Banderas''

A petici6n de numerosas familias que
no pidieron asistir al popular cine en-
las dos noches en- que fu6 proyectada
la hermosisima cinta ''Zica la gitana Q
la reina de la Camarga " esta noche Sc
proyectara por tercera vez.
Para manana Sc anunclan, tres eS-
trenOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-06-24

Precios m m de los art1culos que Sc
detallan en- almacen.
CHOCOLATES
Cocoa "Le6n de Oro.'' En- huacales
de 72 libras, 1900
Cocoa "Nelson" 4 lb. jaula
72 lib. $1,000
Cocoa "BaA ers'', GAIA 3OI5, 2.25
" '' 24I2 4.4O
Cocoa Leon de Oro' en- cajas de
"a "A para cts. $525 elf. la
gruesa
Cacao "Nelson" de 5 cts. la
tita, la gruesa, S 545
Latas de l p lib $3.50 el huacal elf.
F." lb. a 1925 ell huacal elf
" l 5 lb. $4,000 ell huacal elf
Chocolate $3.50 "Premium", marca
Aguila. En- cajas de II Ibis Ell paquetes
de 2, y 4 de libra a $25.OO qq. elf.
Chocolate de Bakers marca
"Aguila" GAIA de IL libras, 90. $500
Chocolate $3.50 de Bakers,
de 3. F, 81. 5000
-'o"olate Kohler B000
LECIlE CONDENSADA
"Aguila" $500
"Magnolia'', 4.7O
Leche Lechera condensada 300
Leche Lechera Evaporada, 4.9O
Id. id. Esterilizada. 400
Id. Peerless evaporada,
pequena, 2.15
Id. Peerless" tamafo grande,3.
MANTEQUILLA
Lazo azul fna, 20I5 $23 80 seg1n
clase.
Mantequilla Danesa, s$45.OO
MANTECA
En- tercios, 8.13
"Volcan, +" en- cajas 10.25
Compuesta granosa "La A1ham-
bra" latas de 25 Ibs, 1880
PRECIOS DE COMPRE
Cocos, millar, 4Sv.O0
Caeros dulces, 1AE9
Algod6n, 60
The evening world., 1913-04-15

,odsins house at Lambeth. That st3sv =
week old. TIE man VINO euns tne
house told us that an Individual emcty
answerinr the description Of Martin.
even to the wisp of hair on hi4 fore
head, came with a woman last Wednes-
day and stayed one night. We ARE M
nearer the solution OF the mystery. Inc
case has many extraordinary features
The police would not be surprised to
hear that the missing man had been
found In America. They have neo the
steamship Campania in mind ana nan
half hoped to hear that he had ianocu
from her In New York. One OF Mar1m's
close associates was taken into cust0dy
In q recent police raid on a West Emu
gambling house.
The Evening Standard this evenins
saws a letter has been received ~
friend Of Martin In which the oher wes
made to hand over the missing AMER
can at an address In South Lonoon.
An appointment was made but when ].
WAS kept the writer OF the letter he'
left the place an hour previously, evil
IDENTIFY frightened the newspaper ADDS.
"of police Intervention"
some Of Martins friends In Londo'
say they are confident that he Will o.
located tonight.
In order TO obviate the growing frsc-
ton between the authorities OF Scot
land Yard and the American detecuve'
william J. Burns. the American Eni-
bassy Is arranging to officially INTRO
duce the latter TO the British police
officials In the capacity Of private 20
tective employed by the Martin family.
A mysterious telegram was received
by the Evening News late to-day IN
the following words
My friend MIR. Martin safe and well.
ANDERSON"
The telegram was handed In At n
nos. ofIice close to Belvedercs Road.
whore Mr.. Martins wallet and ha'
were discovered. Inspection OF the
original according to tho EvenIn,
News, showed that II was IN the hand
writing OF woman apparently OF
superior education.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 5.-The falm'
i,y Of Joseph W. Martin. the misslns
cotton factor. had received no wore o!
the finding OF Martin to-day. Cable
grams to the detectives working on the
case brought no response.
Tho business OF Martln-Phlllips Com
pany, which late yesterday went Into
voluntary bankruptcy. will be con
tinued by the receiver. Tho firms a.
sets, II is stated. exceed ali liabilities
by more than $4,000 The petition II
bankruptcy was filed to protect" som,
OF the conpany's paper about to fal
duc
The evening world., 1913-04-15
Bench Warrants for Head and
Vice.President Of New Ha.
ven Railroad Served.
HARD FIGHT IN COURT.
Lawyer Protests Against Ar
rest, but Judge Upholds the
Prosecuting Attorney.

BRiDoEPoRT. Conn. April Is
Bench warrants for President Charles
9. Meilen and vies-Prssident e. II. Mo-
Henry Of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. were issued to-
day by Judge Gardiner Greene In the
Criminal Branch Of the Superior Cour.
for Fairfield County.
They charge the two oiilcials with
gross nsslissacs and Granddaughter IN
connection withs westpert wreck last
October. In which several lives we're
lost.
The warrants we're issued on request
Of states Attorney Stiles Judson and
followed the lines Of those secured some
time since for four other oficials OF the
company In connection with the West
port disaster.
The other cases we're brought to thai
last week. but after proceedings cover
Ing about . day and . half werc con-
tlnued until the May Term OF the court.
At that time the States Attorney In.
timated that he would ask for warrants
for Mr.. Melisn and Mr.. McHenry.
Both Mellen and Mr. McHenry were
IN court anu eervco was "ouo ~ ONCE
Additional wrlts were also issued for
the four ofhciais previously brought be.
fore the court and who were ordered
tried separately BY Judge Greene las,
week. These latter warrants will bs
served at New Haven. Bonds Of $500
were furnlshsd.
The warrants we're Issued by the court
after counsel had argued for more than
an hour. Clashes Of counsel were FIRE.
quent.
Homer q. cumminss Of counsel for the
defense said the proceeding was unjust
The situation. he said. vas an unheard
Of one. He told how three onicials o.
the road had been served with warrant
and that the States attorney had late
called for . fourth warrant.
The evening world., 1913-04-15
martin FOUND"
LONDON REPORT,
ADDS TO MYSTERY
Friend of Missing American De-
clares He Knows Where Man
Is, hut Police in Dark.

LONDON. April ia report II cur
rent that Jospeh wilberforcs Martin
Of Memphis. Tenn, who has been miss
Ing since April 3. has been found. The
statement 10 made that he has been
located In a suburban roomine house
The off,ciais At police headquarters in
Scotland Yard say they have m knowl.
edge that Martin has been found.
J. Lockhart Anderson 10 quoted rs
saying that he knows where his friend
Martin 10 and that he 10 In the hands
Of a gang Of International crooks"
The gold watch chain beioneinx to
Martin. which a boy found q few DAYS
ago and then lost. has been recovered
by the police. Except for tho fact that
It esta blishes beyond doubt that the
chain belonged to Martin Its discovery
does not help In the calculation Of the
mystery Of his disappearance.
The rumor that Martin had been found
alive and we'll appears to have or.wi-
mated with Mr. Anderson. who Informed
the police that he understood the miss
Ing American was living at the Savoy
Court. This 10 where Detective Burns
Is stopping. and he 10 quito ignorant OF
the alleged proximity Of the man he Is
seeking.
Supt. Mccarthy. chief OF the Criminal
investigating Department at Scotland
Yard. said to-day:
"ot course there Ia no truth in the
report that Martin has been found In a
The evening world., 1913-04-15
ST|LWELL OFFERS
TO RESIGN, It
IS REPORTED


eorroborativs details which might have
been shown"
The Thompson resolution was De.
fsatsa by vote Of nine ayes 10 twenty.
nine noes. The Foley rssolutioS was
then adopted.
senator Brown briefly dsfsnded the
method Of procedure and asserted that
the whole matter should be as sum-
marily disposed OF - IL consistent with
Justice"
The judiciary Committees statement
says there 10 connietins evidence a. to
whether any Of the txo which Kendall
sent 10 LAWS for drafting the bill for
him ever went to Senator eulwsll. q.
though II 10 admitted that the Senator
made arrangements for the transact iou
and saw nothing wrong IL Il.
Both sides conoeds that on Feb. 10
Kendall and stiiwsll talked about draft
ing the bill and what It would cost Kan.
dali. but Kendall says stllwsil askei
him )Soo for drawing II. whils the Sen.
stor claims Kendall offered 10 pay e15o
for the work. which offer Stilweli re-
fused. telling Kendall he knew OF .
man-Iewls-who might prepare the bill.
The main point In dispute concerns
the conversation Of March ~. which
Kendall he'd with stiiwsn at the Sen.
ator's New York once. Kendall says
auiwsll asked him for 900 to b paid
to each Of four msmbers OF the Senate
codes Committee to report Ksndairs
bill. and that stilwe!l said he would
telegraph him the next day the num-
her Of dollars required to set the bill
out Of tho Assembly Codes Committee
Stnwsll says 40 such conversation took
place.
He says they talked about . brlef.
the chance OF the passage Of the biil
to compel the New York Stock M.
change to incorporate and other mat.
/ tiers.
CONFLICTING POINTS TO % %.
ciogp.
Kendall says that on March =. when
ne received from saiwsn che tsis.
gram "hftssn ID the correct number"
he sent . telegram In reply reading:
Five for the thinS ~ law seems to me
better than present uncertainties" This
telegram Stiiwell says he never 70.
ceived. whereas Kendall claims the Sen.
Ator called him up to ask It, meaning
Stiiwen admits calling Kendall on the
telephone. but explains II wAs 10 tell
him that the New York stock Ex.
change had nlsA brief AGAINST him
and wAatsd 10 know u Kendall desired
to answer II
\, Kendall testified 70 . telephone con-
vsrsation during which he threatened
to expose 6tilwsli " the senator dc
not sscurs the report Of his bill from
both the Senate end Assembly Code,
Oommittsss. Stilwsil admits this con
vsrAtion. but denies that Kendall
Threatened him. Il was this converse
tion to which Kendall saad he hat
George A. Field. vics.Presidsnt OF IN,
New YORK Bank NotS Company. listen
Ing on another telephone. and tha
Fieid made notss OF the convsrsa dor
which were offered In svidsncs.
THE LOST MILLION" 10 tn,
"a
The evening world., 1913-04-15
DEFEATS her 81 COUSINS
IN FIGHT FOR MILLIONS,
Mrs. McVickar, Daughter OF Count.
ess, Receives Remainder Of D.
E. Grouse Estate.

NtOoSS t<ot0tS.
After contesting for five years the
legal battle waged against her by her
twenty.seven cousins In the Surrogates
Court. the Supreme Court. the Appellate
Division and the Court Of Appeals. Mrs.
Dorothea EdGarita Grouse Mcvlckar
came out victorious to-day when 0urro-
gate Cohaian directed the lincoln Tfus:
Company 10 turn over TO her 800. co.
all that remains undistributsd Of the
S,0oo0oo estats Of her father, d. Ed
gar Grouse OF Syracuse.
When Mr.. Grouse died. Mrs. Ncvick-
ars mother. the Countess siegbert
Potullcka. brought Dorothsa forward
- the only child and immediate heir Of
the millionaire. Then the twenty.ssvsn
cousins Joined forces and declared that
DorotheA was . chansellng who had
been brought into the case to deceive
the other heirs. The cousins Of Mr..
Ncvicksr comprised With the Countess
Potuiicka BY giving her e&eoo.ooo.
When Mrs. McVickar became Of age
in ipOs and laid claim 20 her share Of
the estate, che cousins contested her
claim. Another compromise was ar.
ranged whereby Mrs. Mcvlckar got
q, 10000 Immediately and permitted the
other $4,000 to DO held by the Lincoln
Trust Company pending the outcome
Of the litigation. The case recently was
decided In her favor BY tas Stale )
highest court.
The evening world., 1913-04-15
CHOKE AND ROB WOMAN
. OF ALL HER CASH IN HOME

A woman. who said she was Mrs
Hannah silver Of No. l05 clinton
street entered the clinton street police
station this afternoon. Her voice broke
With sots a. she told how two mon
had invaded her homo and robbed hsr
Of 80. all the money she had. part Of
which was to have paid the rent. due
to-day. and the rest to have gone to .
surseon. who II to operate on her hus.
band. David. a baker, who has been In
cspacitated for several weeks.
Mrs. silver said that her husband
had just left the house to visit his
union for the weekly sick benent, when
u young man knocked at the door, ask
Ing to SEQ u furnished room. She
showed him the room and he HANDED
her y " bill, saying he would leave o.
deposit until he could bring his brother
to see the room In making change
Mrs. Silver revealed her purse con-
tanning 12N
The young man lsft and presently
returned with companion, whom he
introduced as his brother. When the
three reached tho room one OF the men
grabbed Mrs. silver by the throat.
while the other seized her purse. Shs
said she fought with the men for ten
minutes, meantime screaming for help
but no one came. though there were
twenty families u the heueA
The evening world., 1913-04-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
BULLETIN
NY CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS LINE OPEN

The tracks of the Southwest System Of the Penn
sylvania lines which were washed out by the recent
foods in Ohio and Indiana have been rebuilt, and
full train sstvics over all lines has been resumed,
including the "24-EIour St. Louis" and the
"24-Hour New Yorker"
All through trains and all through Pullman car
lines to Cincinnati and St. Louis have bssn restored
but are operated temporarily subject to delay.
The sale Of tickets to points on the Southwest
System and the sale Of through tickets via the Pan
Handle Route has been resumed.
s. c. LONG, GEO. W. BOYD,
General Manager. Passenger Tsa6e Manager.