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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02
EUROPE AND U. S.


If you were to lay the map of Eu-
rope on map of the United States
the important cities of Europe would
compare with American localities
about as follows:
Koenigsburg in Northeastern N. Y,
Warsaw at N. Y. City, Berlin with
Cleveland, Kiel with a point in North
Central Michigan, Vienna with point
in Northern North Carolina, Basic,
Switzerland, with a point in North
eastern Tennessee near the Kentucky
line; Paris east of Central Missouri,
London in Central Iowa, while Illinois
would take inside it's western border
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Brussels, Ma
muir and Nancy.
Over half of the Netherlands, near
ly all of Belgium and parts of France
and Germany would lie within the
state of Illinois, with Liege almost
il. the center Of the state.
Germany would cover nearly half
of Illinois, three-fourths of Kentucky,
one-ffth of Tennessee, a small part of
Western Virginia, over half of Mich
igan, practically all Of Ohio, one-third
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02


England states on N. Y.'s border.
-O-O-
WHAT'S THE. MATTER WITH THE
CHICAGO TELEPHONE CO.?
The Chicago Telephone Co.'S re-
cent actions don't tend to confirm the
optimistic outbursts of Sam insult,
one of the biggest locks in Chicago's
interlocking directorate, who said
times were getting fine.
The telephone company is begin
ming to reduce its force. The hardest
blow has been struck at the con-
struction and maintenance men, al
though the telephone girls, already
poorly paid, are now beginning to
suffer. ...
On Aug. 10, so per. cent of the
construction and maintenance force
were laid off. There was talk of war
time stringency. What was left of
the force felt satisfied that at least
that many would be allowed to re-
main.
But on Aug. 81 between 80 and 40
per cent of the remaining force were
laid off.
And now the girls are being laid
off. Although H. D. Foster, traffic SUI
perintendent, absolutely denied it to
a reporter from The Day Book yester-
day it comes from a reliable source
that already large force of girls
have already been let out.
In addition to that, the short-hour
system is being introduced. The tele-
phone operators work on time basis.
And most of those that are still work
ing are having their working hours
reduced. 80. ...
There is also Uneasiness among the
employees of the Western Electric Co.,
the Commonwealth Edison Co. and
other corporations.
1890
To remove fruit stains stretch the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

To remove fruit stains stretch the
fabric containing the stain over the
mouth of a basin and pour boiling
water on the STAIN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

Of Lake Michigan, all of Lake Erie,
all of Indiana, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, New York and New Jersey,
parts of Northern Virginia and West
Virginia and small sections Of New
England states on N. Y.'s border.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
TOGA FIGHT IN
KANSAS IS HOT
CHIN INTEREST N YEARS CAM
PhIGN Will CENTER ~ ~.
LECTION on SENATOR

Srtch ~ The News
TOPEKA. Kans, April The
political season has opened oarIf boz
kansas and gives evidence Of cuu.
tinuiug with increased Interest uutil
the election in November Last
month the Democrats met boa State
conference here 90 discuss The Vri
fare of the party and adopt a ionta
tive platform, To-day the leaders 4.
the Progressive party met IN Wirh-
iia tor the same purposes The Pro-
grcssiycs viii lind some difficulty boo
building platform since an OF their
principal plauks have been appropr'.
atod by the Democrats Who have DO.
clarod In favor al government own
crship. the minimum waac laN.
mothers pensions. aud DO" Initiative.
referendum aud recall
lu The campaign about tu opra
the chief interest viii center BOO thr
contest for the United States senator
ship n promise to De- real aua
race" with seven Oujr.D iu ftu iiD I
and more expected before th' li.H
close. senator Joseph D. Eri ipH
whose succc Dr tu hr elected. b.
candidate Tor the Republican nom
uatiou to succeed nm nli SIS OPP
moment, in the contest tor o.. O. %
T. Endorsement Senator Bri.tuN wI.
have former senator Charles 'urtI
and Major 4 50 Harvey not n
mention Mrs Minnie johnson Dr.i
siad. Who already Ha. entered HpO.
au active campaign ur.c Wan
Victor Nurdork $3.50 uD Woupp.".
Iur th, rrogrn. i.. nomination
There viU %, rrmH.a 'uU i'
I Democratic nomination. among 'U'
most prominent OF lUu.. already t
/ ihr field bDu- tourr. .mIr .rHrr'
s NrcI,, auu uHr. FUuE uH.'ri
of 40, state supreme court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

WASHINGTON, u c., April a.
Following closely upon official advlo-
cs today from George G. Carothcrs.
American Consular Agent ~ Torr.
con. OF tho flight OF the Federal
troop from that city. came The pre-
diclion from Rear Admiral Fletcher
that the important Gulf Port of Tam
pico will probably be- abandoned 10y
the rebels without fight
Administration officials made n
comment on the result Of Torrcun
and official senlimcn, Is not likely
crystali2c until more Is known Of the
battle aud IT. effects In Mexico city
aud elsewhere
ADMIRAL Fletchcr's report was re-.
ccivcd here with keen interest.
For many months the Constiiu-
iicnallsts have been besiging Tampi-
co 10 obtain possession OF a docp
water port on the Gulf or Mexico.
In the beginning the capture o.
TampicO was deemed essential in or
der 10 secure an easy entry for mum
tions of war
The proclamation Of President
Wilson permitting the expectation 81
arms and ammunition across the Dor
der Into Mexico diminished the i'm
portance OF port IN that respect
but recently financial needs OF th'
rebels led TO the removal Of the scig'
aud strengthening OF the attackiui
force 10 a point that nov seems t'
make the capture OF the town pro
bablc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
BUILDING SHOWS
CLEAR INCREASE
OVER TWO MD Ql ARIEE WIZ
LION DOLiAi,S ~ IMPROVE
NENTS PLANNED

suc,al Go The News
FT WORTH. Texas APRIL a.-Ac-
pording 10 report complied By the
Tca. Business Mons Association %
day building permits totalling 81
saa. l1G we're issued during March
u the nine principal cities OF texas
1910" population basis this Is IN
highest amount of construction liceh-
.as issued I'm any one month of this
wear and compared with fcornar!
IpiI is an increase OF Sloa,blS.
This s also the highest totai
reached for one months building a'-
t,ltic. since July 1913 when Dullu
ius permits 20 the amount OF S"'oeN'-
40 were authorized u these elites
January permits o. this year amount
r4 10 only 70 little more than nan OF
tlr sum OF construction licenses U.s.
sued during MARCH a.,
DalIa. TOOK first rank WIN bul'u'
iu. licenses totalliue tNut,-"l ana
V.,,o came second with fia'.Su-
uousion took third position win per
INIT. amounting 90 $.''.'l". in'
otber lis cities which reported bnliu
irv pcrmits and the amounts author
i,.t are Galveston {236 800. aai
Aptouio S.oI.iU. 90 Worm '!'"t
a,n beaumont tNa.Ul'. W fas'
f.oa6u and Austin tan.''i. n'
,r1rmity of last month";" nu.l'lhk
p.rmi,s Is splrudid testimonial %
ira building acii,itics which ar, ~
rrorro.. in this state and is allrlDu'
,J principally 10 an unprecrd"nt''
vafc of prosperity Nhi'" D. sN' P'''
over the -tsutr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
FEOERALS DENY
REBEL VICTORY
SAY REPORTS ARE MERELY FAB
LEGATIONS on iiIyEL
sNMpiTHILERs
FOREIGNERS sP[CUlAT|NG
Opinion Expressed That Fall ~ Tor.
rcOn II Iilow to iIucrta From
Which lie May Not
Recover

d. Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY. April THE
government persisted tonight In de-
mia that Torreon had fallen. charac-
tcrizIng the news as fabrication by
the Rebels.
Both Minister of War Banquet
and Minister OF the Interior Alcocer
maintained that the Government was
giving itself no concern about the
immediate safety OF TOrrCon also adj
hitting they had no direct cOmmuni-
cation with that city.
Among the foreigners. however.
the news spread rapidly and was
accompanied by much speculation a,
10 what will be the ultimate result
OF the Governments defeat
Opinion wass expressed that TIA"
loss IL TOrreou was terrific blow
To llucrta and one from which h.
will never recover. since II meant
auuihilation Of the best army he had
been able to muster.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
HEARINGS HELD
ON COAL RESERVE
DIRECTOR OI GEOLDGlCA ~ H.
Wy SAYS StpPLl SjflI
tIENT 10 LNSI

o.. h..n.IatrI lr,.
WASHINGTON. - G.. April g.
Hearing ON me Ferris BILL which
would open. through leasing sys-
tom. the mineral resources on the
publ. domain. were closed today b5
fhc house lands committee. which
alrDDd ou begging cNcrullf" cuu-Id-
Grafton OF tbc measure Tuesday
The h.l win %, ready iD report
90 tur House week later
president Wilson and Secretary
Lame arr Interested Iu thr hiII duu
o. vas suggested today Chat the ruI'
would br invoked 900 the House ''
.pr1,ur. action uu 10 ibis session
CIa, TaiImau rpWmlrsioner of 'Nr
general aud office Hud G. % Smith
director OF fh, geological SURVEY.
.r, the Iu.t Vltucsso-.
Smith said that while Then" .
pu0ulH coat available Boz tb, mime
o. tu, rluufft Co uH for -Utr.I
Thousand gears legislation Na 1'
.rtl|. fu nlr. emf murupuIf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
Conference on Mexican situation,

NiiffAal TO NV -
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April ST.
Scientist. public officials. army and
navy officer aud leaders ~ the
world of industry aud finance gather
ed here in force today for the open
ing OF tho annual conference OF the
American Academf OF Political ana
Social Science. The conference. which
viii continue two la}t promise iu
attract more than ordinary attention
because of the fac. that the Nr>.r1n
situation aud the present staie- of
the Monroe doctrine are scheduled
as tho prinripal topics ol discussion
Among the per ons OF prominence
who are ON 'hr programme Tor pa
pcrs or addrosc. are tousres man
lanes l.. Slaydeu u' TcNas Rear Nd
uhraI Richard Wauwrisht Z S y.
Rear Admiral q o. Charvick. I s.
s.. Prof J.. S. Rove of the University
Of PENNSYLVANIA. DR. Albert Bush.
neil Uari ul Harvard University
prof % G. StoNoiI cf Columbia TINT
,cr.it,. 4 Maurice Low of Washing
ton. n. G.. and vs. Morgan SuustrJ
former financial advisor 60 ihc Per.
IAN government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

C|TIEscOMPLA|N
DETERMINED S,RJGGLE WILL
EE MADE re- oIEHruEN
BANKING PLANS
WILSON TO NAME BOARD
Complain of tv"riiism Being
shown a. state, Where Com.
mittccmcn Mere IN.
icrcsicd

vs. .Nfln'fN lNfHH
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April g.
There T. every Indication tonight
that the announcement ol reserve
districts and cities by the reserve
bank organization committee rs the
liycn signal for determined strur
rlc on the part OF several cities
which were disappointed, 10 ovcrturn
The committees decision aud bring
about rcdlslricting OF the country,
or at least. change Ia the reserve
cities named
.lndcr the law. the decision ol th"
organization committee is not sub
iect 10 review cNccp, boy the Federal
reserve board.
This board viii probably moi be-
named by President Wilson FOR hcN
cral weeks. but il IS bclie,cd that
those disappointed withfihc commit
tee an ouncemcuL vii bond every
effort toward paving Che way lor
! changes.
The committees plan was criticie-
ed In Congress today and there are
reports of keen disappointment from
| cycral cities.
II was pointed ont that one bank
was located In Georgia. the home
state ol Secretary McAdoo. one IN
! Virginia. the HON" state ul Comp
irollrr Williams. and Two la Nilsson
iri. the home state @! secretary llous-
ton. the third member ol the com
mittcc.
Senator Weeks questioned the
lpropricty OF those elections.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
PICTURE COMPANY SUED
Nitprr-i Generals Department Nel.
i"r IIcn,, rcnaliir. Tor low
iniatinu

Special in Oh, Nrua
AUSTIN. TcHa.. April o. Tho a.
torucy Gcu'r1lr department late
thi afternoon ou behalf 0f ilD tate
Tiled suit boz the goth district Dmrt
AGAINST The William 20 SV,u.pu Fiim
Company with general official o.
Denver. Colo. with state officer. at
~ paso. for pcualtIrr for the alleged
violation ~ the Auii-irufi lsWs
The State claims tho laH HIs been
violated for 100 dave and praJt Tor
th. Statutory PENALTY. which uueD
from $50 90 $1,000 a day Tho State
allere combination pltl another
film company IN rrs'wirf OF trad"
u 81 alleged that eos. combination
has been rczaiafiHE The price 0f fim
in the north and uorihne .fern l0r-
ton OF the state. also ln Nea Mexico
and Oklahoma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
SHIDL[R CASE IN COURT
N uruan Tell OF i;riug luifl lni"
i,pum Ard Attacked hA
Defendant

o.. f...Hf rs.e
KANSAS DfIN. $50 1pr
Nr GorruI, sLdIrr. fH. Hfl.s
testified today a, thc trial %. Nf'
Cn,rnr.r Charged .ith being nH.
OF t.e ..t 5000 vIo urrl Mr, ~H'H.
lcr tr toom auI attacked hcr on
March 20
900, viHr. fnI lrr story 90 spa
modi, whispers. broken bt .oh.
Oul, tbo iuy. Judge. prosecutor anl
tto attorney could hear
The Judge rcbukeI thc speriainr-
Who tried to crowd closer to hear iHn
tel morN
so attorney said the witness ioI'
.0. nur cot flp most horrible crIm'-
lover described Boo the court room
She doriHrrd Gueringer was 1u'
.of OBJ, most mcrclc-s of her tormcu.
tons
n nc defendant FL convicted. ihe
penalty may be- death.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
PHAGAN MURDER
CASE REOPENED
DETEt TINE BURNS CLAIMS 10
HAVE DISCOVERED REAL
SLlNEE OI GIHL

- ~. DEBATED Pres
CHICAGO, m April Thr
murderer OF Mary Phagau. The young
ATLANTA giri Tor whose death leo 81.
Frank. Is sentenced 10 hang Apr.
Il. a. now known beyond doubt ur.
cording 10 william . Burns. dc''D-
tive. who arrived here and complies.
ed his report today after extensive
Investigation.
Whether Frank or another q. thr
SLAYER of the girl Burn, did not a'
although he strou-! utimatcd Doc
had found new evidence which
would secure new trial for the DJE
domned man
Tho murderer Of Mar, rhagas l-
known ~ me and Dee cannot r''
away" Burns said "lu say 900 u
opinion. Frank VIII not hans 'Hu
IL"
Burns Iid Frank VH- not .l' q. .
of man capable of matluo 5000 Hiut
o.. girl. which 90 B. alleged. prc.'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
Ma, Rccognilc Carranla

u Associated irets
VI. PASo. Texas April Effect
oi the rebel victory AZ Torrcon h.
felt here in the stiffcning of the
market for Constitutionalists money
and in the beginning OF movement
to organize foreigners owning pro
pcrty In Mexico 10 appeal 10 Wash
in.ton 10 recognize the Carranze Gov
Crnmcnt
Tho latter idea originated with
former Governor Curry of New McN-
iico. but he having placed the mat
ter in the hands Of certain l"ading
Democrats 10 work out ilc expresses
eel desire To work only IN the ranks
for the success OF the movement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

WuNONGAIlELN. g.. April
Alleging thar officer. 90 tI'r.c' so.
@. United Vre Worker of America
BETRAYED thc trust placed iu them
b, signing BE- vare scale agreement
with OPERATOR 0i thc riU hur. i.-
trlD 1uu miner. Df 'Ur Memorabilia
district inlay decided mol Dob hn Io
work uuU thr fag" .,lIr passed h'
a special committee iu Fi't-bure r"-
GENTLY De- adjusted a resolution asA.
lug district Officers fo resign vas
adopted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
Observation-Disclosures Iish Mean, End

Special 10 lh' NtNH
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April %
The twelve months campaign "l
Representative Oscar ". underwood
and Representative Richmond =.
lIobsun fOr the United State seno'
torship will end tomorrow with po-
litical rallies in every nook ana cor.
ncr OF Alabama. The contest will h'
decided IN the Democratic primaric.
Monday. when candidates Viii h'
named also Tor rcprccntaliN'- in
Congress. governor and other state
officials member of The Legislature
aud county Officials
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

F-.ria' ia lHf f'ff
OKLAHOMA City Oh Npril
o. r.. di.trtorrd thiH seek That
.,m, per nn. bad hrrcd "a steel hul-
t., r-1r ID bIrh-puvcf rifle into The
r.nc lmr Of thc oklahoma Pipe Ism"
rrmran, u thr kiamirih mountain.
aud before tho damage Was discover
.f lraIuc Waller 1000 barrels oi
ol had .nouicd through The hole.
search b. being INSIDE for ih" man
d, Io shot al 'hr pipe line
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

7 TFTIHT y TIT T''"|
MOBILE. Ala, Npril Tho 'as"
of Joel Foster. Who was ARE ted
here In The early part ~ The winior
on = charge oi violating the Mann
white slave Law. ~ on the court
docket for trial tomorrow. Foster
g. tho son Of millionaire resident
~ Scranton. Pa The charge against
him vas tho result Of biz alleged
clopcment with his sixteen yoar-old
stcnographcr. Dolilah Bradley At
ter his release on bail Foster return
cd to New York and u b. understood
that be has siuce been confined 10
. sanltarium.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
Rain Prevents Celebration
Aa...slufsN D.

o. Associated Press.
JUAltEI Mex. April 3 General
tarranza and General villa failed to
hold the expected tclcgraphic con
ference tonight and the public T.
left 10 await official details on read
the brief newspaper dispatches which
were permitted to come through last
night.
II has been expected that the vic-
tory at Torrcun would be- celebrated
Informally but the dcluge Of rain
and hail kept the people OF the
streets.
There was no news given out ~ Il"
the pursui, Of the fleeing fcdcrals
save the report this morning that
there had been a rear Guard en-
gagcmcDt NJ minor Importance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

IU, Western Mon TOD
Dallas. riuudr Cd. NichiiH fai'.
, i.rd, 3d. tIifi, Rock. rlrtr 60.
Austin cloudy. Irm TcNarkana,
,ir,r 7U Nmrr Well. cloudy.
threatening liouF'u. clear warm .
san Antonio var.. pouring dos %
rain shreveport 'oudy calm IT.
~ Worth. clear pleasant. mining
TvIrr. cloud, O. oklahoma ti''.
rainine. hsh v.H. % Faris. rain.
INK. warm
Dslla. cloudy. arm o. Fort
Worth. clunudy. Ing rain faf''
prilyIn- c. iIo. ION warm. clear
81. Den.ou. clra plca ant sh,r.
man. cloudy. COO. abilene. cloudy
thrrattB.Us ObI..'mn CIV ciouhi
wind, zoo Austln -Iitinr 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

Special tp lh N''
SEW YORK Aprll 3 lh' '''''.'
Central pdaco i- fil'od Ti'h in''',
e.tire cAibIis lot thc ir-l N",l"i'''
rnrIrnrt Espo, iiion. Witch WIZ ''
rr.rod here tomorrow nnd cnn,'h u''
i'r,r.b the coming week tn" "A-
,iIf. are intended 20 show The in.
.r,r ,pr application Of rIrn'il',
method 20 modern con" l'"u.' "'',,
tro-r e.il D.. ls ouhlrd di VIA "'
,pplIrnpr. educational aud nous
,f',rieu.v Many oi the largest cor
,.-.,rB. lu The cprntrf rlll h'
.rau. tH, Bihiiuis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
STEAMER SOUTHERN CROSS
NOT YET HEARD Ron


" -V'I 8TFI TT
ST. JOHNS. y. v. April .. S.
the hours went by tonight without
word from the scaling steamer
: lthcrn Gross. fear grow that her
crew Of 10 men had been added 70
the toll of Tuesday blizzard in
which men of the scaler. Nrw Found
land lost their lives.
Tho number Of the New fnund-
land's dead war placed a. 81 late io.
DAY. with y further possibility t"a'
several 81 the lls who we're rescued
would sucrumb 80 the effects Of o.
hours of exposure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

HANOVER s.. a.. April The
annual meeting of the Classical As
ISOLATION of New England began N
Dartmouth COLLEGE today and Will
continue over tomorrow. The meet
m. eas opened this afternoon with
900 address by PRESIDENT Nichol Of
dartmouth Prof Samuel r. Bassett
uf tire University OF Vermont. p. Of
George " chase OF Bates ColIeee
aud Ear. T. harrington of wesleyan
we're among the other speakers A.
the opening session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

O. osirirl Pro.
WASHINGTON. o. g.. NprI
Tho senate today confirmed fHr
nomination of Winthrop ~ Daniels
g. member of the Interstate com
morcr Commits ion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

CARLO Eg,pt. April To-" coh-
g.tisn of 1ams- Gordon Bennett
continued goo improve today pr
Robin of rari- an old friend OF Mr.
Bennett has arrived and assumed
charge of the case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
ed the murder.
STATE BNNk EXAMINERS
GIVEN EEANSIG NNEN =

AUSTIN. Texas. 'prl . 80 'U.
conclusion IN quarterly meeting n'
the State Bank Examiner Hitb 'hD
Commissioner of Insurance J1
ranking today. the examiners terr
rca- igned lu the rca isum0u'
there was no change made iu Db,
amarillo District Clyde o. PAYNE.
remains as Bank Examiner 900 that
district.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

s.ariaI ig TIE scas
AUSTIN Texas. April 3.-1Judrc
Charles EuEan. Who four years An
va. manager OF Colquitt'a campat~o
n Travis county. toda, announcSS
that no. will vote for Tom Dali Il -
coming Democratic primaries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

WASHINGTON %. G. April g.
West Tcsa. loca Gains Saturday
SUNDAY fair, warner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04
oOIEENOE BEGINS PLAN
fOR SILVER SEiNItf

Aprtisl ~ liW NtNa
AUSTIN. TcSls.fApril . Cover
nor Colguiit teddy Sapsurnted plan
for raising $500 49, the rnrpos" of
buying silver -, 10 b" presented
20 thc ucS .ua,ih w I~aa ON ~.
- &ss@sA
ton with The YouHg Mcns Bd.iness
club NJ waco WHICH has agreed 10
raise one third OF hc amount
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-04-04

Mrs Norman Whilehousc Who o.
known TO society in several cit'r oI
the United States. believes there h
great proyocation Tor the work of
the militant yuliragciics of London
She has just come from there aud
had given some time To- the study of
their aims and methods.
When She was asked about The
mutilatiun of the "Bokohy Venus a
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Who has seen themg' 1 then asked

who has seen them?' then asked
calmly.
"A detective. They are believed to have
designs on the 'bbey""
But why aren't they run in?''
Exactly what 1 asked papa on the
way here this evening; he says there is
no warrant out against the men at pres
ent, and all that can be done is to watch
theirsmovements."
''Ohl so they are being watched?"
Yes. by detective who is down here
on purpose. And 1 heard Lord Amer
steth tell papa that tney had been seen
this afternoon at Warbeck Junction.
The very place where Raffies and had
been caught in the rain! Our stampede
from the inn was now explained.
This is really quite exciting. Miss Mel
huish," said I. MAY / ask how you
come TO know so much about it?''
Its papa" was the confidential reply.
Lord Amersteth consulted him. and he
consulted me. But for goodness sake
don't let It get about! I can't think what
tempted me to tell you!''
You may trust me. Miss Melhuish.
But-aren't you frightened?'
Miss Melhuish giggled.
Not a bit! They won't come to the
rectory. There's nothing for them there.
But look around the table: look at the
diamonds; look at old Lady Melrose's
necklace aioner'
II was necklace of diamonds and sap
phires that rose and fell about the old
lady's ample neck.
They say it's worth hve thousand
pounds at least" continued my compan-
ion. Lady Margaret told me so this
morning Chats Lady Margaret next your
Mr.. Raffies, you know; and the old dear
viii wear them every night. Think what
a haul they would be!''
When the ladies rose. Miss Melhuish
bound me to fresh vows OF secrecy, and