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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
REAL ESTATE
S. q. BURDINE
OFFICE CITY NATIONAL BANK
PHONE sol

lIllNk ANl
SOME GOOD TRADES FOR YOU.
wan trade. close IN revenue barring
property. now renting for $3.50 pee
month win trade for good farm 90
Vendors Lien notes Value So OOo 90
Fivc.roum modern home now and %
handy. close tu paving. best par, Of
,own. Price SS.7jO0o, viii trade - son
equity ON smaller place IN edge ul
town.
Fivc.roum modern home. plastorcd.
heated ana hardwood floors very lest
location ON ear line southwest part ul
Town. This ~ q real home and IN.
owner desires larger one aud w,l'
trade N.iOo.oo equity in on "a home well
located and worth the money VIVA,
have YOU 10 offer?
DupLEH-Fourrooms ana bath and
separate heating plant to each apnri.
mcut. now renting Tor Slea 0o per
month. Price Sli"OO0o. will trade fu,
notes any part or all
BARGAIN: Throc.ruum house. four
room house and tworopm house. 900
have water and lights also gas. but uu
hath. now renting Tor 500 Or per month
Price s6.jOoCo will trade iHr NrId1r
Lien notes or viii TAX" 100000 3D.
notes ng cash payment balance easy
Five large runms. sun llrlUr. iHi-h..
basement. hardwood nuWs built in
features. new home. gts. garage n1s.
front and close to paving This BE- rril
home ana the owner hrs $500 'luit
to trade Tor cheaper hunr worth tho
money. This home is well worth th"
price asked and u you wan, q ruai
home, lot me show N1I This ono.
Five room irod,rn home well lnnt'l
ON jefferson street. newly finished an
inside. rDs. and other convenience
This g. worth m" money ~ $4,000 r
will take In 81. 500 90 In good notes az
cash payment What have you' This
Is n real home.
SPECIAL BAFGAlN: SlXroom mod
cIn house on Pierce street paving, now
rented nj 5000 per month. Price s6.'eo
SEQ cash. 81 600 In good first Lien
nn'cs hnlanc" $50 Uo per month
Fiye.roum nudrru home. rrW. rlisi.
cred. double floors. Dot C"Nl-i, aHIHgc,
walks. plumbing alone cost $4,000. thq
IL a real bargain az $500 S2.Sao0o
cash ur good notes balance ofy.
ANOTHER RAGGNINs Fi,c.room
modern huusr. good lUo1tHu now rent
cd nt 500 90 pvi nsonih Price $3.50 oN.
$3.50 90 cash. balance 500 U,r month
This is chance o. get hnmr GA very
easy t'rrr
BARGAIN large rooms and bas".
mrn' modern. une.hnlf book ~ car line
on Norjh Fillmore street This ~ 20
bsr.riin AT s.. 500 81 zoo 90 cash. balance
any Old way. or win take In good notes
as cash payment.
Remember | specialize IN trade ~ cv.
ety description: believe can match
any trade you have. Come a. see me ~
the city National Rank.
: q. HrrpiNr.
OFFICE CITY NATIONAL BANK
PHONE Got
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". u. WEAVER REALTY 90.
PHONE Gl3.

For Slo- Modern home, consisting ~
rooms. bath and breakfast ROOM
nicely finished and n'w. garage with
oam'ut floor and drive. gns IN every
ROOM Price Ss.1ao $1,000 cash, bal
nnr" 5000 per month
FHr SllrA uincroum strictly modern
tile and siucco home. close enough IN
Go ho future business, property. and
iwuiu'm house IN rear. rented "a
whit" tenants every room plprd fur
tls. hardwood flrrrs throughout. clos.
cts boo Every bed ROOM three sets #
frnnrh dnurs. large finished has .mont
lr' 6"Nli0. predicting a revenue Vt
$500 ~ rrr month and home for own.
'r Price Sliano. ubuut 81. 500 cash
hll1nr" easy or might take some
good Vendors Lien notes ON part II
DO" cash payment.
Ir Sale Modern brick home. consist.
INK o, s.N rooms. two hiils. bath. Nv.
INK room 1895. upstairs not finish.
al but hts room for two large bed
f.Hrf hull. lnth ana sewing room,
basement 2sN3G. cement floor. Price
sI' nnl, $500 cash. balance easy.
|.r Cadillac arycn.passrnror
'lr IN good mechanical condition. will
iad" for equity In home a good lo,
we'll located. or might consider good
Vendors Lien notes.
I.r Silr az Trudc-giO acres Arm.
sirmg county, fair improvements ~.
ely acre tillnhio. about half In Guilt.
walton This IL said Ia be- ono ~ the
best sections In the Panhandle Price
. ta'.'b PER acre: terms to suit
For S1l'-Tcu section ranch. Il $40.
iin1s owned balanced leased al ton
cents per mere. paid until May list: six
l1ioH from S'ratfprd. improvements
"hrhSrr uow consist 81 u Groom
h'u'' with water pipcd In. We'll and
tlnh. barn. poultry house. corral. and
other outhuus's. all fenced. every
ar'" a. owned land b. ullahlc. Price
50 10 ier acre; - cash. balance one
~ i've years, per cent Interest,
u YOU want action ON Your prpr.rfy
''' with ~ II You are IN thr market
YOU WIZ save muney by buying throIgh
W. X. WEAVER REALTY 90.
1918 M,SSIE BLDG.
PHONE Gi3.
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COTTON MARKET LOWER,
EARLY TRADING WEAK


NEW YORK. Dee a. There was a
further dcrlin" In the cotton mark 4
during tudny'H early trading but soll.
INK on The uncxpect dly large crop go.
Innate ~ yesterday appeared Ia have
pretty we'll run its oourtc nnd prices
r'll'd un covering und trade buying.
tn" market opened steady right ~.
ter th" cnll owing To- relatively firm
livrrpol cahlor, Liverpool buying and
.nai covering. This huge encountered
q good deal uf southern selling. how.
ever while Wall street WIS also "A
seller and prices soon turned clsicr.
TRADE interests are buyers ~ March
ana May un this decline white local
brokers said that delays In the wlro
service clue 10 weather conditions were
r's'rirunE southern husInons and the
market turned llriurr during the early
afternoon ~ coy,ling This was ac.
InnInniud w. roports that Atlantic belt
h"ld'rr were rr>ying % spil aud there
were also rumurs that credits were be.
coming casIcr.
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WHEAT PRICES HIGHER,
MARKET IS UNSETTLED


CHICAGO. De ii.-Whvut prices
were today influenced more or less 10y
action eft the United states senate
booking to "a relief ~ farmers Tho
market cluSod unsettled. iaic To-.
. io net higher with December i.7Oi.e
and March i.Gl . tu l.G5. com gained
aN to l.lc and oats is to a.sc. In
provisions the outcome varied from %
cents decline 10 lO cents advance.
Bulbs In the wheat market rcculv, 4
encouragement not only from stops "a.
zen to facilitate government aid 10 ng.
ricultuul intcuHir bat alu from fresh
signs that tn period uf nuudntiun In
grain wFa 1T nn end Poland was
credited with taking $50 0OO bushels ~
wheat and loO.o bushels " rye.
Ncuiug up of trtdo su uH tu be- pp'.
plrd fpr any surprise In the govern.
mcnt crop rrport dup after the close
was = further hullish factor Country
offerings were not large. aud wv'c
readily absorbed The market was
ullymg ~ tho finish
corn aud outs diuplaycd independent
lifrugth.
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o,Tcc.


NEW YORK Dec li.-Cuffe, ia.
lures declined again today with March
contracts selling AZ Ga or into new
low ground Tor the scaon. The gen.
"ral market opened at q decline uf 10
10 H. points and showed net llss,s of
~ =" Il points during the middle or
ih' dnN Last prices were within 70
lew poiu'r 81 the lowest showing. q
net loss 81 ~ 90 ~ points. Drcrn.
bar -
SPOT 'u,fco unsettled Rio 1868 90
est Santos as 93l t. l01.i. cost and
h,.ght "i''aH were irregular.
~" futures W.rp unchanged tu %
rcis lower and santos 20 tp Too o..
lowed
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Wichita Livestock.


W Associated frCss
Ni'hiis Kan. Dec. N-Hugs n .
rcipis 49, Lower. top 500. bulk ,oo4
Sc.
Crtil' Receipts %. lower. butcher
st,rrs ito1S..a. butcher COWS ana
hcif'Is 35O1Cso. s,uck,rs and fcoi.
cis i'oHson. stock COWS ana hoifcrs
3ioa 80 hults 3ooa .0o. calves i.50
Ha.U0
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sugar.

" h1F0F1IIF FFrfa
NLN YORK. Dee. ii-Rnw SUGAR
was weak to-day AMI prices again mado
new low records Tor the war AZ ~
For centrifugal Except Tor further
h'.l.n" "f ic ly one 81 the leading
rriiu'rs to the basis of size fur fine
unulntrd there we're mo- new devotion.
W'n;s Boz the refined situation. Pre- s
~" n"" quoted from N.25 % $50 ror
fin, gunulatpd
There were further reductions On su.
gar iuiur's ana active positions sold
INTO new low ground tor tho move
mint under scattered liquidation au
selling hy trade interests. January
closed at 3.gi.
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SiOcl, i,rul,ers,


" NHWlFFHTFN TTHsa
NEW YORK. Dec. ii.-Stock brot.
ers transacted business between New
YORK aud Chicago ly wireless tudny
when ". j. Woilman 4 60 II this
city exchanged orders with Clement.
curtis a 20 by radio after thor
GROUND wires went uut OF commission
Market quotations were transmitted H.
both directions by the same system.
Mr.. W"llmnn tonight pronounced tho
experiment SUCCESS.
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tOliOIiSertI On

W NFF0rInlIH ITlsr,
NEW YORK. Dec. -Co,tnpseod
nil was lower under liquidation. in
ducod 10y continuation II dullnrss N
spot circles. carter orud" and hravi.
ness IN gr"as"s and kindred articles
Final bids were . to ~ points net
lower Tor nctNc positions Sales 90 600
barrels. Primo crude GOOgG.e5. prime
summer yellow spot S.S0dg.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
REAL ESTATE

LECTION 81 improved level land. well
located, Hereford territory win cx.
change Tor 500 20 500 well bred white
ilcc steers. Any age. Prefer thrces.
Addroas Box 81. FarMell. Texaa.
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Ny Associated pncss

NEW YORK.. Dec ii-Wuul over.
'"'unFs were auctionod here tod ~
al on"iourth h. one third ~ prices
ihry brought NJ the opening ~ the
current lull season. Buying was steady
nut not active. Gray cotton goods
were o littlc more active.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
Hogs.
Nv AssnrIalcd Prov.

CLEVELAND. q, Dec. IA MlN.d
hogs sold ~ $500 per hundred woirht
~ Nh" Union stock yards here today.
This Is the lowest The market has
been since November. 1915. when hoss
were quoted al $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
SpECIiI RARi.AINS CITY
PROPERTY

New tropm mod'ru bungalow. south.
west tart ol town. lHieri o. SELL $3.50
cash and s.s.oo per month
New broom mud,ru bungalow san
Jacinio Heights. completely furnished.
$3.50. $3.50 cash. balance terms
New Groom brick bungalow Harrison
street. strictly mod'in \ snap. Sc me
today
New ar,un m,drtn brick r,lk 81.
worth the money. goud terms.
lIniel 81 ~ rnHuis. ,l's- Boz. mo,lrfn.
for ale ur trade
New iiuom house North side 2 lots
WIN trade "a lu's ur ear.
fERGi son a TURNKEY.
Rooms e.s.3o. Eay.lohnsun El,lg.
Phone 20i.
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FOR SALE

FuR SALE-One feather bad aud other
nous, hold goods 1919 Buchanan.
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FOR INSURANCE II all kinds see
CAZzEI.L. ELLIOTT q CiiESENS.
Rooms and C smith nldg. Phone ii7i.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT Restaurant and
confectionery combined Come on write
Hindu az bros, Mclean. Texas
- also
FNoR mattress. 40
IIar
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MONEY To- LOAN can make y"u
n satisfactory farm ~ ranch lmu. H>rd'
Mil,el aud liill' Hereford. Texas
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Child's fur neck piece On lO;h
% tween Pierce and Taylor Reward
Phone lCSS
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FOH SALE-Thrcc.bu burner Quck Meal
cook stove. boon used just few weeks
1i . bargain. Phone lG7
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FOR RENT-Front bcdroom. 909 Tyler.
Phone G3l,
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sTliNYED OR STOLEN Black mare
Z years, halter on, Bay mare. 3 years
white spot IN fncc, halter on. Bay horsr
k years. white $40, In face. white snip
nd ~ noaa. Black horse. 3 years. little
rln grey IN tail. white spcck right eye.
.s5OCo reward. Geo. II. Cook. husband.
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15

For RENT Two unfurnishcd modern
rooms at goo y Pierce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15

Lost Tail light Ind number plate. No.
4ND2la Reward; return to Harvey
,1d,y ur phone 153.
LOST slender silver bar pin; colorcd
stores lhone 1854. reward.
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FOR RENT

For RENT Bcd room. gas heat. $40
Van Buren,. Phone iNi7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
TrE STAR OF pETr,LEuEM.

MpJ than 10 centuries ago a now star ap-
pcarcd In the armament. II stood above the little
hamlet OF Bethlehem. and it's radiance shone
round about over tho hills and plains OF Judea
awakening tho slumhering shepherds as they
watched over their fiocks by night
II marked the occurrence of the most stupcn-
dous event in the history OF the world, It
Gods seal OF divinity upon the birth certificate
of the Son OF Mary. Timo wore on. The child
grew into boy and then became a man. Tho
wonders of his preachments and performances
filled the ancient world, exciting the alteration
OF some. the envy and jealousy OF others.
His influence grow. Stricken humanity came
TO hang upon his very words but never was the
lurking doubt strled; with every prayer there
went question; the heart satisfied In his
presence, yielded to fears and doubts when It
stood apart.
Then came the cross the crown OF thorns
contumely spite and vengeance. and death upon
the horrid. desolate, degrading heights OF
Golgotha. 1t is written that the earth tremblcd
and nature yielded to dreadful paroxysm.
That well might be But the groan OF human
ity, 1t saw the star OF hope set as 1t believed
forever was capable OF creating the phenom-
enon.
Ine student OF history, mentally disciplined
against dogmas and prejudice he he priest
or pagan, must stand with bated breath In the
presence OF the awful void which filled the
hearts of those who saw him suffer and die
there twiXt earth and sky on that fatefuf day.
Could God he killed.
Reason totered on her throne and the human
heart was, must have been bereft OF hope The
question begged answer
But on tho morning OF the third day two
who yet trusted and belisvsd visited the
sopulchrc. What occurred thoro. on that dewey
morning just tho sun was poepinE above
the hills has staggered the belief and chnl-
lcnged tho faith OF men and women Tor near
1000 years The stone had rolled away Tho
occupant had como forth Matorialism had
yielded to tho conquering touch OF spirituality.
And He stood before the trusting one and
made himself known, doubt took wing faith
eternal ana everlasting, was born,
The star OF hope at Bethlehem had become
he blazing MONDAY sun Of certainty on Cal
vary \ glorious sdventurcr had blazcd the
path across the dark and silent way, humanity
had savior VINO would endure forever and
forever, Christ was risen,
That IS the event Christandom il celebrating
today. on the certain knowledge ~ that fact
our faith is founded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

conscience controls elections and registration. To
heed the plea that both parties are equally
guilty In the face of the certain knowledge that
only one party. and II the dominant party In
control OF affairs, rules and reignA Is to play
the ostrich for partisan reasons
II may be- argued that any other party would
become quite os criminal ~ the democratic ma
chine under the domination Of Colonel Allison
and Boss kinney ana the argument might be
fully accepted without In any sense altering the
fact that only tho party Of Allison-Knney DON'T.
nation actually controls Nor would The accept
ance Of tho argument do more than to clearly
establish tho accuracy Of The Worlds repVat-
ed observation that pnrtsanism or whatever
Kind In municipal affairs breeds corruption.
We urge the business mon of Tulsa In par
tlcular to consider seriously whether or not tho
very best Interests Of the city do not inpel
thcm 10 vote the bigger and better Tulsa ticket
straight that a repetition Of the Wooden scandal
may be avoided. Unless It be the purpose to
really bring about a more thorough and efficient
enforcement Of the laws without becoming puri-
tanlcal at any point, then We can no tustl-
flcatlon whatever in displnclng a single member
Of the present administration.
II a change and an Improvement Ia really de-
sired then the Evans tlcl,ct should command
loyal support There has never been but the
one issue involved
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
Bennie's Notebook
Things TO Drink.

When a persln gets thersty tAs
ferst thing they think of is sum-
thing to drink. As soon as they drink
1t they start to think OF other things
agen If the ywunt to. proving that
Nature never lets enybody die or
thcrst without them knowing 1t.
' One of the most popular drinks
to drink is lemmlnade. but jest be-
cause you see some lemmin skin
floating on top of il. that don't say
it's fun of lemmin jooce, witch 1t
generally aint. Bemminade that
hasent got enuff lemins in 1t gem
rilly hasent got enuff sugar either,
thus taking your mind off of the
track it aint got enuff lemmins
The best lemminade is lemminade
and cake.
Cawfee makes people harts beet
faster than wat the doctor
wunts them to, and they say they're
going to stop drinking 1t and don't,
Tee was invented By the Chineez
and still has Chineez writing on
some OF the packages. Children are
allowed to drink tee half full of
milk, not being mutch of privi-
lidge,
Coco is a pritty good OF drink II
its not enuff coco in 1t, witch It
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-SparklingEye
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well-known
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards for II years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made Of
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action. carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
II you have pale face. sallow look,
dull eyes. pimples. coated tongue. head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out
OF sorts. inactive bowels, you take one
Of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for a time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men tax
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the s
cessful substitute for calomel-now asA
then just to keep them fit. l0c and 25c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

Nations measure each other not by popua-
ton but by the number Of men trained In the
art OF fighting and the necessary mechanics
with which fights are conducted. THAT this is
true is evidenced by the growing miltarism Of
Japan That country is spcck on the map.
lts population does not Justify an imperial
policy Yet Japan has splendid cause for un-
derstanding that superiority in arms and men
viii give her victory over the larger nations OF
tho earth. And Japan it should be remcm-
bcrod, was one OF the first 10 subscribe to the
world-peace movement otherwise known as the
league OF nations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
4 SERIOUS WORD 10 BUSINESS MEN

The true interests Of all classes Of Tulsa clt-
izenship run uniformly in the same channel.
What is best for the banker Is best for the
Iaborer. The small home owner has no peculiar
i,y of proper interest that is..not served by
precisely the same condition that Is Of ad-
vantage to the occupant of the mansion. We
speak here. OF course, concerning municipal
laws and municipal government, The one cNcop-
ton TO the rule is the lawloss, defiant and cor
rupt element. The interest of the law breaker
whether he be a gambler, crooked politician
or the beneficiary OF municipal contracts, runs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
HHuSha1ld $
> andI "a
By Jane Phelps

You see mother never had paid
rent, father owned the little house
In which | was born and where they
still lived. And SIS or $50 was con
Sidcrcd a big reut In rrecport. one
could get a very comfortable house
for even less.
avoided the subject OF our liv-
ing expenses as much as possible,
yet mother knew. was worried
over us. She asked me point blank
If we had saved anything since we
had been married, and had to
tell her no. She considered Toms
salary an extravagant one, and
thought we should save at least
SIS every month and still live com
fortably, | pointed out to her that
this was impossible in New York.
but she was not convinced.
Il am afraid the time will come
when Tom will realize that you
should have helped him save. in
stead OF spending all he earns" she
said during one of our talks.
"Oh, Tom thinks I'm pretty near
right" ! answered lightly.
left for New York on The third
Of January. A clear cold day.
Father was quite a bit improved, as
well as he ever would be. the doc
tor told u.s. and | was anXious to
get back to Tom and the children.
Also TO take part in the gayety go
ing on. Both Tom ana the chill
dren had been well. he wrote me,
and he had gone to several affairs
while | had been away
81 have been quite the giddy old
bachelor" he had said in one of
his letters, although | have refused
ScNpT.L invitations
A Satisfying Welcome.
/ Tom and the children, even
| Norah, seemed glad to sac me. made
such fuss over me, that | laugh
ingly told Tom:
II shall go away ,ftcu just for
| the sake Of the welcome | get on
my return. It's nice 10 be missed.
/ Several OF the tradc,men's bills
were opened on the desk. was
Z looking them over when Tom came
ana leaning over my shoulder said:
was il necessary 10 let them gel
| 50 large. Suc7 see some of them
haven't been paid for two months
| Then, so kindly | felt .tsnamed ne
! added: "If you have been using
some OF the house money for your
mother | shant find fault, but
! rather you would ask mo Tor what
she needs, II Is no more fair 'har
we should help her now that your
| father is H."
neither denied nor admitted
what he hIl said. let him think
/ | had been sending mother money
| though | had never even thought
of doing such thing But II va
an easy way to cOmpcl him to paS
some OF the bills he had already
given me money to pay, that | haC
used for something else. knew too
that he felt | resented the month.
! ly allowance he gave his mother
and that he would he very lenionI
II he thought I had sent my people
/ anything.
when he gave me my allowance
| he added f25,
PAY those bills right up, and
| try to live very economically this
month. We will have no cash after
YOU pay them to do anything with
and will have to let the bills al
| run until the first again. But II you
pay them all up then are careful
We will get along If you need amy
thing for your father or mother lei
me know"
Again l flushed with shame. bu
again said nothing to disabust
his mind Of the idea that / was
| helping mother
Tomorrow-Tom's Position Is
Assured