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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

wciGht; 2H.aSn2i.io: MEDIUM WEIGHT 2n.on
i?pnfI :AS9: sH"s. i,Ns, ?o,aS: p!zs. i,.oonio.s
CATH: Ecc"'p'.. 500 head: slow. hiddinE
wrah heavy hncf x,r-r.. ii.,Sfi'-,,p %: iisht
h"lfsra.t s;0fL ~; veal calves. i3,tCn 100:
sheep: Eecc:r'E. 5000 head: market STOW
nrst sales OF lcinns * cent? ,owr-: choice.
handr wooded I"lorados 1870: lambs. 81.
LCnui I'M ed En.li:t ccnii s. la \ =
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No Mystery About Abner Davis Trustee Plan

do under
do not
nrcn they SEQ
o Il
IN on
No failed and
faicd
n fac
the
we'll
for the
nion md
act
plan
20
o
lcgit
pro
o at al irony urrnouey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
In Conclusions:

10. All leases are taken and
held by me in Trust.
20. All property is acquired
and held by me in TRUST.
81. All money is received and
placed In bank In TRUST.
-. All business Is transacted
by me- rs ,rRITSTEE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
RICHMOND HAY MARKET,
Wholesale QuNtattRna On tIcharss
tph Inn
CuICAtin GKAIN MAKkET

corn msF'o; toGay Win tradns on II hr6 ani
scale, ,resHIled TO- great extent from q
nrice ever known s2i.l5 a hundredweichi
The close IN corn Was ~ Tho tonmos, p9int
With july. sle23i 10 slG2,a and SeDtember
SI;S0's to Sl,bsN, Oats finished ~ cents TO
III cents up, and provisions showing n rise
OF u cents 10 Ga cents,
,isAdinE futures RANGED as follows:
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N,rrD SrArus EMBARRASSMENT ROM
suomi TItnN \nrrs

|n For-iEn Sc. 81, Aug l. ials. ....... e9ai
IN. Tobacco -. Nov !, lsla............. zoos.
IN. Toha 30 -. Nov !. ls::...... ihiT,
h : 10 french .. Oct. ~ 1920 ........ &C.,,
Fnour 20. -, June -. 1872. ..,..-.... lo3t.
|thlchcm S,.el as July Is. !s.A. .,,....., 1919,
EiiH:sSS SIS S ny I'LL !l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. H.:
. b - ,"int =. !u!r l:?l......... Sts
idahS faCiiinr GO -. Jul" IL. la23.... l6,t4
'min.on Of Canada IS. Nuc l. lala.. az.
|cc. Auto'i'tic Co. IS Aug -. 1919. 800. 1907.
|oci,ing Val. I.y COZ. tr. Gs. Mar L. 1926 or,
cob Do,d packlnr co. IS. Nov. Is, :.2i. 1905,
tcoO oolG f4cklnc %. .S. Nov -. 1870. 1Eii-
sSeu g Myers - Dee l:.l Ira,.
|o.ins Pow Co. e. Sent !. ls:l.......... iolI
9iihc Piow CO ~ SEPT. 1872 :,..... =. 1919
21nHngs1,ss,,s VALLEY Traction Co. 10,
Iocter GamblH -. Mar. !. 1921. -.-... l02ir
fcctcr & Gamble IS. Mar. !. 1922 $500. 1913.
futhrrn Ratiwac Is Me- !. 1922. ..... as;.
|'ltt 60 ts AUG io.Nla2i :...,......... 1901:
es;;rGhnu:o i.!ectrlC and Manufacture,
M S.. Feb. ]! 1870. - lNni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

NEW YORK. April a3.--P0rt movement -
| ~ bales. ''''N'
Minor rorts-Stock. 1868 bales
! les; exports. 600 bales: stock. i.272SaS
I,Ics.
ITotaI for week at all ports-Rccoipts. COATS
Alcs. exports. l1565 bales.
Irotal for n.-Rcccipis. 4.S37.5S7 bales:
ports, S.S2t.03 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aprii :S--Fairiy wide
fclineH In the early trading IN cotton Ia
ey rave way 10 even wider advances In the
fternoon. Early selling was done mainly
ID the better feeling regarding tho ncw
Top outlook. while the buying OF tho after
Ion appeared to come from interests who
Iinsidsred tho technical position tho marke /,
|id drlfted into made a good chance Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
RICHMOND LIVE srcrk M,snrr

lispo-i for tho wcri endln- hprIi Il. 1919:
!hoiee steers. - a ice. medium 20 good
~. "a hNsc common to fair. 100 ice: c,ioic.
heifcrs itc: ,med.um Ia. GOOD, II n iSc.:
common "a fStr. 'GTiii:c.: choice COW. ii n.
lH.c.: medium TO coed si.uiic: common
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

HEW YORK. Apfl :, Mercantile p,per
80. sterling s!hy day Di.Is ts.I.
nmettis siStH-nsy bills or banks It5i,
numerical siH,y-isy Oills. stsii.: demand
sht. cables, Stsi= Gcvrrnrncn, boot,
Ply DAYS, ninety days ana SIX months 81,
az 90. nionry hrm; ruling rate. .. Bs nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
"hulySAIc OuOtnfion.
By Calh:e G. Burch &. Co

BY MORRISON cr1i;; 20. ing., rIyhmpnl. Va
y. s, Food Administrator L.censs M u or;
Richmond. Va. .turi. - 1910
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

- fair; gGag: best oxen. IN isc: medium
20 good, tTi:c conmon TO fair. smoc.: best
ncaN! bulls. II lee: fat light bulls. I0i. 30
llE.; sood bo!oxns bulls. f!oc.: fair sSf
&C.; pest calves. isc.: common 20 fair. itH isc.:
pest hogs. Si7c.: zig. anu shoats, 70 a l5c.
:owS and S;ag.. l. alIc.: best sheep. ia iic.:
Co:nmon 10 faiT. So i0c. lambs. li[f 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
| Have No Agents-No
Fiscal Agents-and Pay
No Commissions
You Cannot BE Assessed

There arc no forfciturcs
You set credit for the full amount
YOU pay in and stop when YOU
please
do not operate under :, company
name.
have no officers or directors on
whom 10 lay any blame.
My leases aud wells arc at Burk-
burnett.
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oil for our refinery dividends
moro ike Va
These are the why
has
WIZ" SIM" E"urd ""k 'hh"n'cs OF
fal make make
- ''"-'
am your trustee Your
of
he of
' 80" '""'''
am haven
ana nrci the
actual
II
Have No Agents-No EYE rowNsrE WELLS
Fiscal Agents--and Pay an, nooe business o ,n -
No Commissions "''" ana f'lr
You Cannot BE Assessed Of nronmsm
I'm,
the III
800
"'"S' CLOSE
q" nov operate under company LEASE FOR IMMEDIATE
have Officers o. any
troN Il me-
area Ijurk-
n toLsn
Abncr Davis, Trustee, Wichita Falls Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

"reminiscences Of the time when bison
filled The Yer, basin where row The
water hay. 20 closely packed that they
looked like the brown earth itseif.
moving slowly for~srd. In thore
days men carried only salt and fire
when they travelled. 80 surely could
fhcf reis on tho abundance Of the
antelope,
Rive miles was hat dotour-nNe
miles 70 much more picturesque than
the kansas o. scea from the travel
lad highway that one might almost
have been back across the ulNiiia.
only the cattle we're sleek ana we'll
fed. the horses tat and aportiNe, En-
the srriota mules natteringlN in1uisi-
tive Of our ingenuity with their leEif.
innate barriers The dark stems ~
blue-eyed guaas clouded tho meadows
willows. and popiars shaded the
streams. ranch houses aprfad broad
In the midst Of rroNe 4 fieh
earthly smell filled the moist air.
Presenter are no hyraths tina the
beaten road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

n the night that the JOY rider arpearn 10 delight IA
rendina the darkness with the roar IT his engine
aud The wall Of hir siren. Stimulated by the speedy
drive aeross the mesa. or BY some other more potent
sfimulanf. the late JOY rider roars into town with his
engine wide open and his siren singing It's most dis.
eorlant note. In any onr Of the several hospitals
he may pass ARE SURF 10 be numbers Of suffering
men aud women who for hours have been vainiy
counting sleep. The patient just returned 10 his
bed from the operating table. the suffering
iubercnlar. the expectani mother. oil are the victims
Of this useless automobile noise
"Thoughties~ness u the excuse Of the noise.
producing motorist. Probably il j. due 90 thought
scssness. Il Is not 10 be believed that amy man or
woman would purposcly disturb the sick and IN.
danger human life.
But these thonghilcss persons should be made 20
,hirk. An automobile that cannot make the
East Central avenue grade without reuding the
whole surrounding atmosphere with spuiiering
noise and s~hreiking gears. should be iunked ~ 80
widely aud disadvantageou~ly advertised that ~
sale will he discontinued.
This city has jurisdiction IN police matters for one
mile outside the corporate limits. This gives the
city police powers 10 the University campus. The
Evening Herald believes that mn officer or officers
should be stationed on East Central avenue IN the
hospital district, that every useless noise maker
should be arrested, taken into police court and
heavily fined. That is the most effective possible
cure for ihouehtlcssncss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

rTiiE N0IsELEss ~aato,aable has nat ye, heen
invented Cars afs constantly being i'm
proved. however. and the owner " q late
model Of any good car usually takes pride in its al
bat ncisciess operation. Yet these splendid nm.
rhine<. on occasions. are made 20 produce weird and
fearful Sounds. niaAf Disturbing discords. useless
noises thar are not aniy trying 10 The public bat that
on ocsesion constitute a menace 10 the public health
und ssicfv.
Aihnqnerque has abundant law ON is ordinance
bookt for the ciimnation of useless autosnobile
noise. II Is provided in the ordinance, that no auto
mn,il> shsll he run through the corporate limits
with ~ ut.ouf open. There h another law against
needless blowing Of horns. Both u these laTs are
being constantly and flaernutly violated.
Tkis city is widely advertised as a health resort
Hundreds 81 people have come here for heolth. A.
q result a number II splendid bpspitals have heen
built. They are hIled with patients IN every degree
Of phrsieal suffering. They arc affected, often dan-
eeraa@i>. By disturbing noises,
Albuquerque has invited these people herr 20 re-
gain health. They are entitled 70 al protection the
city can give them IA their pursuit ~ aeelth. The
hospitals. especially. arr entitled 10 an absolute pro
tertinil from useless noise.
n 4 a common practice Of automobile drivers TO
oue,s The euf-omt and 'iet her rip" IN making the
drive M University hill on East Central avenue,
-Four Of The eify = six impoFtsnt hospitals are located
on this street. psiisnts are frequently greatly and
often ~harmfully disturbed by the useless roar u the
Joy rider ear. II y especially IN the small hours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16
THAT RAINY DAY
sy Il. ADDInGToN o


Increased wages. They seein 10 forget
that there are such things 49, rainy
days. When the rainy days do come
1 wundsf what Niii happen 10 HEN
and a. business in general
iialny days. We all need Co Fenucm-
Der. are sure a. come.
They do not always come ln the
same way. To some people they come
a. sickness. Ia ofhfrs as loss ~ en-
pluymeut. ana. again. TO oihsrs IN ths
form 81 unexpected losses through
Are. unsound Investments. n what
not else.
n. then. the sunny days are dnss OF
uuNiss spending, with never n thnuGhl
o. stresses ~ the future, the rainy
DAYS viii II Il truth be gloomy ones
perhaps days ~ dirs catastrophe,
In. anslnHs hank. the window m
tho postufNce' where war saving
stamps nre sold-thess are place.
yhich ought 10 be visited la The hey
"a, ~ prosperity with az much res
uinrliy aa the stores where money ma,
o. spent. Wise are they that follow
the example OF the workingman who
declared
'Nlckels and dimes and quarters
hnNc u auser way % losing thru'
nelYes. They scamper nut Of Nuui
pocket before you know u. and yot
cannot ten where they hay gone.
$50 / och ~ my spare change W
thrift stamps. where knew ! can
find " whenever ! f.allA need IT,
Put something aside. II 10 be ouiy q
dollar o week. TOT the rainy day that
II one ~ the most certain of AL Ger
talntles. This h the cry OF comma
aenss. tho appeal ~ wisdom
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16


crossing was o sea. n reached fat
out ncruas ~ railroad track. where
a through truln patiently awaited ehn
tide. ~ ~pnraenFers were iesH patient
hut thsir attention vas Distracted p,
to hunt fof an autonIohtc which
had capai1ed behind uA, drowning
three passengers. n had been picked
M and overturned ~ c rave which
had gathered and swept down q htila
dra~ that drained the SURROUNDING
usids. Traffic vas reported nus
pended.
ny , o'clock / was through with
nat toun. hunted up n nire Old
cattieman. one OF the pioneer breed
who recognize no Representatives, he
took me np on a little ri-e and point
I'd out a bride path, LEADING around
the bass of Tho sand dunes where a
herd OF Aberdeen-AnEue. no less wool.
~ and picturesque tread the trails OF
the vanished BUFFALO.
You can mako a." he said
'-rhsre'if be fence. just iift the posts
n lay en- nat. The amt no hobs
80 that wire Ions enough 10 act
through your tires. nor strong enough
either. Two dfiv n IN q Ford. You
can herd cattle with one a. them con
unpfions It's q fact. only you Keep
huan' springs eNery little plecc--N
ccnfn more'n a bronc' IN The Ions run
I don't care what h garage people
say."
tramped with him q little way.
rrtfInn the las Of the land into ms
mind. finding where the grouse were
likely 20 be lurking In the low 1tre.
puffIne their Yeiiow fhront-Uacn ana
hoxinE ataurdiy before their uuim-
~prcssionable hens listened TO NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

DfD YOU ever hear that kansas
una n dry afAfef We'll tnf
- sfoftulnn" dove acroas ~ Dor.
d.r. IN the usffeaf pooi II uan efef
nrr mIaforrune 20 rucuuntcr anh-
marn.d and runs again. nnnr on sis
team more cylinders thnn ! ewes before
nnnrd har une. she had shipped |"
not arsen. hut brown ana ntcky-in
her mnnneto. sputtci1nE ana strAna
Ing ne sIishered on~urd toward
shelter.
rhas was our only thousht The
.EIes had opened and sheets Of water.
nurmontnd b. colossal hailsiones.
Nerc n,aking q river Of the roadoed.
NIrht had failsn: our iishis barely
r.srcrf ten feet before ne we nle~eh
around q turn and headed into = fns-
oisnt tank. We had fcund q saraEe
Thefs Was a hotel nest door TnAt
II wn4f they call ~ now. II n. the
-o.f~n M STRUCTURE which noated down
IN Mount Amrnf IN an earlier inunda.
fion. think I had tho a~ntraters
room. n WIS fufl Of FOR ms
my beast 20 hide Ia and stili rfocked
with Els fasorite food. The quarters
AZ ne crew uerr reminiscent ~ "a
varied populatlon. but he elcphanfa
dounstsifa which had served an Inter
militant generation ~ a har was NOV
-fnlIed OF into cot spares Two par
rufr. retained 20 croak n greeting 20
incoming EuaaiA. inhnbiied b old
nrlhrv Little new equipment a
hcen ADDED sscept for b large coils
81 rorf crewed fast 70 ever window
fmme In lien OF nre escapes cvfet-
ID mine for a towinc.
Neat morning the scene o. our
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

hm1us circle. the automobile centei
Of America where more automobiles
pahs Than anN other nntrf in the
world, near columbus circle the
autamohii" district. aruund i'orty.sec
ond street the thsHter district. whers
there Hr" more thsntera and mutint
piriur. houses than uny other piac,
bee the world
on upper broadway are the huiijf.
inEH 81 columbia University on Ne
inE nd" HoiphtH which have been call
20 the Nrrupulis uf America. and tn
HispHnic American museum ~ tsbtl
street
broadway has been considerable
abused of recent hi the tssirine
up uf itH %irrsta. urtrfaitltsd hy sub
WY construction 10 Dr. the rurpos
uf fhia association tu Hlr up cit
prd.. tn tho end that flo nmour
street shall be- krpI 100 a condition.
wuIthf of lth rluug lud tradition
After lowing Tho ritt 0u me north
me street skirts thr hudson Ni,rt
nll me WAY a. Aihuuh ~ pass.s some
uf thH uiusf beautiful estates Boo Amer
irt along fhs .lNcffIi,
NeW Aork has h'en called tho show
place cot America md there is ma
better pIrt OF fHl SHOW than the
street called bruadwut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

NNE moruinr when Peter Rabbit
made his usual VISIT 20 the bid
Orchard h. found b entire
nclrhhurhnod quite upset Al indir.
ununn uaeesinr eas IN nforre-- ln and
around the tree in which chehec the
Fiycatehsr aud bis modest iliti' wife
had made thru home. How INC
tufrufs dii rlattfft
FINALLY Peter managed o. get the
attention % Jenny Wren What's
~happsnedT- ienianden Peter Whats
ala THIS Fuss abautf"
IennV Wen was 80 excited she
couldn't keep aiiii an instant lier
sharp little eyes snapped. n her
tail wa carried higher than ever
It's u diserace' IT, s dlrrrace Co
the whole fcathered raer. and some.
thins ought 10 Ne done about u'
nputtefed Jenny. I'm ashamed Co
think that such a conference.-the crsa-
turc wcarn feather. J an ~
Well what's Il all about Do
handed fctcf lmpatientlY. ~ Keep
stili long enonrh ~ tell me VINO
u this contemplate creature
"Sany siyi snapped iennY Wren.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

a " association has been formed "a,
- Improve NroadwnN. tho mHin
artery 90 D. ltf ut New wore.
D. iH Oh m'tsurut that ma, aeii no.
initiated iu other ciura
Al the World knows NJ adway. FOR
an The world some time CO., uther
comes in Now YORK From tho utcra-
TORE that tno American rlN Iurenu
issued 400 the suhisrt I Father ~.
following sfatsmsnta which urs amnz
inr 'uoush even iu ibis dAb of Won
dnrH.
urosduaN a thr Longest street ln
che uuiids unl- two sireets Iu ancient
tltra we've lurErt
Moro people do huliness on nroad-
Nun and more persons pHas aionF ~
't'N dHt tlHu uu anf other street
arrirut uI modern
con- uu other street in the world are
Cher, rn mHrt difiorruf kinds of bus.
iurH The street ntaius Ht thr up ct
ManN1ffHu iHIInI. Hud runs tu Al.
huuf luu Month and south
N'Hr tbu loser Drd be- thl nrr,t
ont UfuaI beautiful custom House iu
tIr world. costing ff.iU0.uu0 ON this
"ifu Do wHH Intended tu hnNr the seat
of government fuf the tuitri state.
u'iutt thiiHd 'pHIH wHs ,hos,u. su
ur"uhWuF .ust missed hatur COZ,
White uuusr
Atoms lower broadway arc suorm
nUH HrrIu"fH umuuu them the
Equitable huIluinr hoHe ~ elevators
cor. Fpnh0 ras arrts ever, da,. of
'H' 600 I ftIf i've uuCf Nrw
hDrks futHf population
NHu tlH Woodwork luIluiuE fHu
mnHf beautiful structure 100 AmtfiDu
Th" Second Fedsihl Eos,f,r tlut
in The Epuitlhl' building bias 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16
Tomorrow

IN THE 18th % June. In 1875. tho
IL battle ~ Bunker Hill took place
The british under General tage.
reinforced b. Canadian truofr n
fresh troope from ENGLAND under
Howe. numbered 10000. Twenty five
British warships ias IN Boston harbor
ana ~ the charles river The heights
a tho norih aids - the city cuinii-
mated In two hiiis. nreed and Bunker,
which commanded both the river aud
the uwu The obvious vantage point
was 10 orcupy these hills and this ne
british prepared TO do. They were
forcstailed br the Americans, who.
under colunel William Prescott.
marched % bunker Hil con the night
u June 10 and begun 90 throw up an
enrthWork eutrruchmeut.
When the morning ~ The iFth
dawnrd tho british discovered the en-
truuChol Americans b. opened fire
from the ships. iieinforcemonts arr
rived Tor the Americans under General
Putnam. hut they were stu rreatl,
ontuumbered hy the British and the
H~resinns At noon, under cover - q
harnEe from tho ships. 1000 British
Infantry crossed 60 the opposite shore
Prescott commanded hia men tu
nvt powder and not 10 open fire I'M
~ theF could aee the whites % the
eyes 81 the advancing British A. d
range Of forty five yards the Amsri.
cans opened fire against the oncnmlnf
troops The whole front rank TEL
and the English commander ordered
"a retreat. Howe brought up smother
brigade which met the same fate.
\ second time tho British rallied
and attacked and again the deadly
fire III M Americans drove them
hack \ pause came iu the battle n'
the british commander were unWlll.
ina 60 attack again. bat Howe ordered
them on. Had the Americans been
reinforced he victory would have
been theirs but their little band wa
reduced 60 zoe men md their powder
was almost o o.
The third assault succeeded ir
breaking through the lines and result.
sd lu o hard won victory fnr the nrit.
irh and Hcssinns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

HLLN We nave NtA ~ i'aNh ~ 1"
poopls the lesson ~ thriit The
war has taught moi a few u "a I"
be- thrIffy-but ny NO means u
90 this was strongly reminded ~
n couvrfsatlon with q business man %
mF acanalntance. h Of a
larre lore. Meeting him FOR the first
time In months. ! CHANGED Ia ask him
ere We parted
"h0NH business
Al once hls smile died away and his
face aobered into serious lines a. he
made nHwer
From one point Of viSW business
has never hoen better in the history
Of our store. From another point 81
view N ln not 80 good.
We are reliins mors than ~ ever
did before. and ~ higher prizes tui
We are selling largely 10 people who.
frankly. should not be buying tno
things the, are buyluE.
Men Who used 20 buy twcnty-doliar
suits 81 clothes think nothing nov Of
nnylnE forty o. ffty dollars These
same men pas more tina fhey need 10
nay. Or ought 20 pas, TOT their neck
lies. nhoes. aud other clothing sund-
rles And they buy more extensively
han formerly.
"ieuelty and luxuFies % ~ sorts
are 10 uncommon demand. Articles
that used 20 Interest oniy tho few are
nov sought eagerly 81 the many.
- kroW. ~ curse uint people have
more money 10 spend than they had
before the war u prices have gone
no. wagea have gone up also
-iiut the fact u that thousands are
spendins Out OF all proportion % theiF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

sally SIS tho rowblsa' hoped
his year she wouldn't disgrace mo
ola Orchard. but ehs has Whsn
NJ and Mrs ghebee returned from
gettlug their breakfast thla murnin.
they found one ~ sally sly'H eFzf
in their nest. rhsy are terribly up.
act and don't blame Them. NJ !
were in their place { simply would
throw that erE out. That's what IA
do I'd throw that rrr outN
Peter remembered how ono vcrr
Tiny the Warbler had bad the same
trouble with SuiiY siy o. reminded
him that be knew very iltfie about
sally who ~ Balls se anyway
he asked.
For goodness sake. PETER nahi ,
40 Nuu mean Co. tell me sou don't
know Who Sally sly ia7 cried Jenny
Wren Then she ratified ou without
waiting Tor ~ reply Shes H mcms
her NJ the u|laokhlrl family and the
--LATEST. most Fond-fur. nothing sneak.
lsst. most unfeeilnr pud selfish wretch
2 twnn ~ Shoe re- disrrarr 90 10
good name
mid Nuu rnN Hhr ls re- member uf
ths uiHrkhird family Hasoi Peter
Jenny nodded vigorously -hH b.
lust that said the Thank rood.
uess she ISN'T BE- member uf MY
family ~ shp were mover would
be- able TO hold my head up Just
listen o. Guldf the prlalc uyer boz mat
bis dam Cont see how he can sing
like that. knowing that ono o. bic tclh-
tyeH has Just dome such Re drethfu|
deed. fts queer hat there can he
two memhrrH uf 10. same family Ht
unlike Mr galdy ull one ~ tl'
MOST WuHdcrful RESTS ~ HntHur
know and sails Sly ls too ilsi tf
build any.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

1Nl uI tH much H fuu iIN 100 4 arU
ht fhp look uf son now
ThrH iu tlr hHh.
"lHiI SOC the urik mnu' Ifuht.
rrH The wuEI1. monkey uuuksf
piEFy -wlrsl Hli uHu what tuul The
first prize Hf co., rlN IElN show
Sh-h' liHhY ketp quiet. else the
riHtl ruaff. duEry wDrrt faced
old
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

JONES
Wuli'" bosom Brown. holding un
the rdin, dti daddy flud hIfi $685.
trrdnY go
While nodded
And wus 10 hiur hIui with SOME
whito fgathrrH boz 90 wing
"Uuuuu' rrHuun1sd While. uoDkrt
inr The dime You rfr't ftll thUir
color when they're boz H Pic"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

M brown coon
sfnntis LOSING ttris
while Nj Tones I-
nH constantly sus
r.cted. OF nudiuE
them The other
morning M iiruut
with n smile and 90
-unptu.thDd
the gouihfuI pu
and hclr of Me-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

Jimmy Hun You're afraid in
hrht.
Edward No = nin't. hWt bod Will
LICK me when ! SCI homo U I do
Jimmy How viii hr lind 10 OUT
Edward HoU see the doctor going
10 your house.